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Roma midfielder Daniele De Rossi has committed his future to the Giallorossi by signing a five-year contract extension. The 28-year-old Italy international, whose previous deal was due to expire in the summer, had been linked with a move to the Barclays Premier League, with Manchester United and Chelsea reportedly keen to acquire his services. However, the announcement - which comes after months of negotiations between the player and the American-owned club - looks set to end such speculation.
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Caitlin Vega: The same people who want to make personal bankruptcy impossible now want state and local governments to use it strategically to screw workers.
Could Consume-atives Be Deficient?
Adam Eran: Consume-atives proclaim we should cut something but seldom propose anything specific. The plan is for bankruptcy court to sort that out, rather than making consume-atives a target for blame. "Take 10% off the top" is another, meaningless Republican proposal in recent budget negotiations. What does that mean, though? Let 10% of the prisoners out? Only treat 90% of the sewage?


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If you have a chair or two at one end of a couch, balance them with a chaise on the other side. It can be a nice place to take a nap while doubling as seating for multiple people when entertaining.
The combination of chair, sofa and chaise creates an interesting and flexible furniture mix.
In a long narrow room with a fireplace in the center, re-imagine your furniture placement. Instead of creating a single conversation area directly around the fireplace, create two separate conversation areas that can both enjoy a view of the warm flames. Use a backless chaise to define the separation without blocking the view.
Place a bookcase behind a chaise to create a reading nook in an office or a basement. It's amazing how pairing a chaise with a backdrop of books and adding a warm pillow or two can turn an empty corner into an inviting, vintage-inspired vignette.
Let your chaise be the star of the room by centering it in the middle of an open-floor layout. Look for a chaise with character, such as this tufted one with detailed legs.
You can also go with a more streamlined chaise that has contrasting piping (or welting). Because this one is backless, you can sit on either side, depending on where the conversation is happening. In another space, the same chaise could be placed against the wall. This versatility makes a backless chaise a good investment piece.
Create a focal corner in a large room by placing a chaise with its back against the wall in one of the corners, then adding a shelf or large piece of artwork above to anchor it. Finish the corner by adding additional furniture or accessories in an L- or U-shaped arrangement. You will have two seating areas in one room.
I adore this nontraditional approach to seating using chaises side by side. This is definitely a memorable room, and I bet it is so cozy in person. I can imagine relaxing in one chaise with a cup of coffee and saying, "Honey, would you hand me the Home section of the paper, please?"
In a living room, consider placing two chaises so they face one another. You can lie down to read a magazine when you're alone, but still feel comfortable inviting company to sit down because the back provides the traditional support of a sofa.
Do you have a chaise you want to turn into a focal point? Reupholster it in a punchier color or print like this fabric by Thomas Paul.
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text: Cheetah, chimp from Tarzan films, diesBy Ashley Hayes, CNNUpdated 12:36 PM ET, Wed December 28, 2011Johnny Weissmuller and Maureen O'Sullivan hold hands with Cheetah the chimpanzee in "Tarzan and His Mate."Story highlightsCheetah starred in the Tarzan films from 1932 through 1934, primate sanctuary saysHe was roughly 80 years old when he died SaturdayPrimate sanctuary staffers remember him as "very compassionate"Condolences poured in to a Florida primate sanctuary Wednesday after it announced the death of Cheetah, a chimpanzee that the sanctuary said starred in the Tarzan movies during the 1930s."I grew up watching Tarzan and Cheetah from a boy," a man identifying himself as Thomas from England wrote on the Suncoast Primate Sanctuary's website. "God bless you Cheetah. Now you and Tarzan are together again." The chimpanzee died Saturday after suffering kidney failure the week before, the sanctuary foundation said on the site. He was roughly 80 years old, Debbie Cobb, the sanctuary's outreach director, told CNN affiliate WFLA.Cobb recalled Cheetah as an outgoing chimp who loved finger painting and watching football and who was soothed by Christian music, the station said.Several chimpanzees appeared in various Tarzan movies, many of which were popular in the 1930a and 1940s. The Florida primate sanctuary said its chimp appeared in the Tarzan moves from 1932 through 1934, according to WFLA.According to the website Tarzanmovieguide.com, "Tarzan the Ape Man" was released in 1932 and "Tarzan and his Mate" in 1934. Both movies starred Johnny Weissmuller as Tarzan. Weissmuller was the first speaking Tarzan, according to the Internet Movie Database website. He died in 1984.Weissmuller appeared in Tarzan movies through 1948, according to the online movie guide site, with other chimpanzees appearing in the role of Cheetah.Cheetah came to the primate sanctuary from Weissmuller's Florida estate around 1960, Cobb told WFLA. He was the most famous of the sanctuary's 15 chimpanzees."He was very compassionate," Cobb said. "He could tell if I was having a good day or a bad day. He was always trying to get me to laugh if he thought I was having a bad day. He was very in tune to human feelings."Cheetah was known for his ability to stand up and walk like a person, sanctuary volunteer Ron Priest told WFLA.Another distinguishing characteristic: "When he didn't like somebody or something that was going on, he would pick up some poop and throw it at them," Priest said. "He could get you at 30 feet with bars in between."Still, Cobb told the station, "He wasn't a chimp that caused a lot of problems."Cheetah is not believed to have any children, Priest said.His age was advanced for a chimpanzee, Cobb told WFLA. In the wild, the average chimp survives 25 to 35 years, she said, and they can live 35 to 45 years in zoos.Another chimpanzee named Cheeta lives on a primate sanctuary in Southern California named C.H.E.E.T.A (Creative Habitats and Enrichment for Endangered and Threatened Apes). The sanctuary's creator, Dan Westfall, said on its web site that he was saddened to hear of Cheetah's passing in Florida. He said he and others at the sanctuary "send our deepest sympathies to our colleagues at Suncoast."Westfall writes on the site that he was told Cheeta was one of the original chimps in the Tarzan movies during the 1930s and 1940s. However, when he began working with a writer on Cheeta's biography, research revealed "that our Cheeta is unlikely to be as old as we'd thought, although he is clearly old," Westfall wrote. "It is also difficult to determine which movies, if any, our Cheeta may have been in."People from several countries offered condolences for Cheetah on the Florida sanctuary's site in several different languages. A few credited him with helping them develop a love for animals."Cheetah will remain forever remembered in history," someone in Malta wrote."This little man was almost human," another poster wrote. "Some of the antics he got up to used to make me laugh when I was in my teens many years ago. Thanks Cheetah for all the good times you had and made us all laugh. You will be a star that will be always remembered. I am in my 60s now and grew up with you."More from showbizPitbull's cross-cultural appealHow much sin can Bourdain take?Bill Cosby facing litany of allegationsPowered by Livefyre


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WASHINGTON, D.C. — The National Restaurant Association has released an analysis of new government data showing occupational injuries at eating-and-drinking places dropped in 2004.
According to a news release, this data confirms a continuing decline in workplace injury rates in eating-and-drinking places over the past decade. The injury rates for the restaurant industry are below other sectors in the overall retail/service industry.
Data from the U.S. Department of Labor's Bureau of Labor Statistics showed the incidence of nonfatal occupational injuries and illnesses in 2004 at eating-and-drinking places totaled 4.2 per 100 full-time equivalent employees, compared to the average of all industries at 4.8. The 2004 incidence rate for eating-and-drinking places was far below the rate of 8.1 per 100 full-time equivalent employees for building material and garden equipment retail stores, 7.0 for general merchandise stores and 5.8 for accommodations.
In addition, the NRA's analysis shows that a larger-than-average percentage of the 2004 cases at eating-and-drinking places, 66.7 percent, resulted in no lost workdays. The average for all service-providing industries was 47.6 percent.
"As work-related statistics involving nonfatal injuries in eating-and-drinking places continue to steadily decline, the restaurant industry will continue to have employee safety as a top priority," said Steven C. Anderson, president and chief executive officer of the Association.
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The Robinson River is a 34.2-mile-long (55.0 km)[1] tributary of the Rapidan River in Madison County, Virginia, in the United States. It flows southeast through White Oak Canyon and Berry Hollow, under Routes 231, 29 and 15. From its start in Shenandoah National Park as Cedar Run and Negro Run, it has confluences with the Rose River, Quaker Run, Shotwell Run, Leathers Run, Mulatto Run, White Oak Run, Deep Run, Dark Run, Beaverdam Run and Great Run before its confluence with the Rapidan River. A 19-mile (31 km) section of the Robinson River from Syria to Locust Dale is Class II whitewater, with an average gradient of 15 feet per mile (2.8 m/km). In the Syria area, both the Rose River and Robinson River are stocked with Rainbow trout and Brook trout by the state of Virginia.


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Gallup Results Present Problems For Both Agendas
Gallup has released some interesting poll findings showing that both sides of the aisle have their work cut out for them if they're going to keep Americans happy.
Released Thursday, the Gallup: results show: that only 37% of Americans favor a path to citizenship for illegal immigrants, while 62% want to see measure that will halt illegal immigration.
And, 70% want the tax code simplified to lower rates and an elimination of deductions and loopholes, while less than half (47%) support Pres. Obama's proposal to increase taxes on those households with incomes of $250,000 or more.
Not good news for liberal politicians seeking to open borders and raise revenue.
But, conservatives have challenges, too. Fully 88 percent of Gallup respondents support saving the: biggest entitlement programs, while 72 percent says there needs to be spending cuts.
As the fiscal cliff looms, while sequestration means massive cuts to the nation's military, only 29 percent favor this.
So,: it seems that Democrats don't have: popular support to pursue their push to raise taxes, and Republicans don't seem to be pushed by Americans to support legislation that calls for amnesty. : The alternative Dream Act from Sen. Marco Rubio, which already splits the conference, is a prime example.
Lastly, Americans want to see a simpler tax code and spending cuts, but don't want government messing around with their Medicare.
Let the political maneuvering, on both sides, begin!
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MERIDEN — Police suspect a local man found dead in the woods near his South Meriden home Thursday night may have fallen down an embankment. Foul play is not suspected.
Thomas Benarro, 55, of 144 Jepson Lane, was last seen at his home one week ago. Police issued an alert Monday.
Lt. Sal Nesci, police spokesman, said that city police, working with state police and search dogs, found Benarro's body in a wooded area about a quarter mile from his home at about 6 p.m.
"We were hoping for a better outcome," Nesci said. "No one wants to see a case resolved like this. Our sympathies go out to the family."
In a statement, Benarro's family said he "enjoyed listening to his extensive record collection, especially the Beatles, watching Red Sox and Patriots games, playing his guitar, taking van trips with his pals at the Friendship Club, and caring for his beloved cat Buddy."
The medical examiner will perform an autopsy, Nesci said. As of Friday, exact information on the cause of death was pending.
An officer who filed the initial missing person's report noted that Benarro was "quiet and stayed to himself." It was unusual for him to wander off, Nesci said.


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Devious Journal EntryHope you're all having a nice Xmas and enjoying S4I've been working out of town this last few months so apologies for not reading/replying to notes, please send me a note if there's something important I missedAlso just a reminder again that you don't need to ask me for permission to use anything from my DA (please read the Creative Commons Share-alike license in the upload details)
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Devious Journal EntryJust trying out inking lineart on a proto page, might be a bit messier than usualI normally use pen paths to ink but I think its too time consuming to do comic pages that way
FoodFoodFoodPumpkinsFood HEY GUYS, I know I haven't been around much and it's also because I am terrible at updating my journal on DeviantArt and I'm getting notes asking if I'm dead ... WELL, I am sorry to disappoint, but I am not dead yet and I'm still around, working, eating, living, all that standard people stuff. SO HERE, HAVE A RANDOM COMIC FOR NOW, which happened while Dexter and I were on our trip in Paris LAST YEAR that I haven't actually drawn until now (I am so late for everything ) :And something about Pumpkin Spice Lattes, Pumpkin Pie, Fall, Halloween, Turkeys, etc etc in case I forget again and don't update this journal until NEXT YEAR.
A New Year, a New Contest. [Win a Premium!] Firstly, here's hoping your 2013 has been good so far! [And hopefully you've all recovered from your hangovers!]So, having already given away one 12-month premium membership, I've decided that I want to give someone else one!(Or split one between 2 if it's too hard to decide!)_________________________________________________________ So, what is it going to be about this time? Simple; Guy-Ra :iconveggie55-manfaceplz: What must you do? Compose an artistic-piece that features or has something to with the infamous Guy-Ra. Artistic-piece? Yes, this includes any form of the word.Drawings, Writing, Audio-Composing, Photography, you name it. Deadline? Right now, I'm thinking 8th February but that may increase with time. Who's going to judge this? This time, it'll be both myself and also a few selected friends <
Baby name!Today is my my 5 year wedding anniversary! Woot! Lots of you have asked, so to celebrate I thought I'd finally share what we are naming our baby! I've loved the name Ember just about forever and always imagined one day I'd have a little girl and that would be her name. Good thing Matty loves it too! I just think it's so pretty and unique and I don't care what anyone says, I love it! So here is a cute little dragon art of baby Ember Also, check out this adorable dragon my friend Liz made for me. It's baby Ember in her own dragon style! She made an awesome tutorial on how she builds her dragons. Go check out her work, they're very cute and she has really worked hard to develop her own dragon style! Thanks Liz! I just love your version of little Ember! She's beautiful and I will display her proudly in my studio -----------------------------------SORRY, I AM NO LONG
Navy's Winter Night Contest:iconsnowflakedivplz::iconsnowflakedivplz::iconsnowflakedivplz::iconsnowflakedivplz::iconsnowflakedivplz::iconsnowflakedivplz::iconsnowflakedivplz::iconsnowflakedivplz: Navy's Winter Night Contest Alas I am hosting another contest! Since I am a lover of the night, and I know many of you out there are too, I am hosting a Winter night contest! So! Here's the deal... Mission There are going to be three options in this contest. A Digital/Traditional option, a Literature, and a photography option. But there will be only ONE winner overall the options. I just wanted to provide a few categories for those who are not strong in digital art and who perhaps wanted the choice of writing instead of drawing. Basically you can choose whichever section you want. And if you want to make a digital art piece and enter a poem / short story you can. All in all the sections are for you to choose from. You can enter however many times in however m
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I'm alive!Hi guys! Wow it has been so long! As most of you probably figured out, I had my baby girl, Ember, and that is why I just sorta... disappeared. She came the day I was going to have that big dice dragon sale, Oct 12th. She waited long enough for me to finish the dragons, but I guess she missed the memo about me wanting to also sell them before she got here! I will get around to selling them, I promise.Anyway, I had a really rough delivery and even rougher recovery. You know, they really don't tell you much about the things that can happen after birth. I think for good reason. I won't go into detail, but holy crap, I'm still not 100%. Way better than I was for sure. I can at least function now and be a proper mom. I mean, it's different for everyone. My little sister was up and about and doing a billion times better than I was after just a week! For my first month, Matt had to do almost everything for me. I was way more work than the baby! But you know what? It is all totally worth it fo
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During the past decade, the Environmental Protection Agency's commitment to keeping children safe from toxic chemicals has lapsed, and top officials routinely ignored scores of recommendations by the agency's own children's health advisory committee, according to a report released Wednesday by the Government Accountability Office.
The consequences are substantial, health experts told lawmakers Wednesday, during a hearing of the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee.
Children breathe more air in proportion to their weight than do adults, and because their bodies are still developing, toxic chemicals affect them more profoundly. Exposures to chemicals today portend a "flood of chronic disease" tomorrow, said Ted Schettler, science director for the advocacy group Science and Environmental Health Network.
Schettler, who has served on EPA and National Academy of Sciences advisory committees, testified that the problems "are setting the stage for an overwhelming wave of disease and disability ... in the coming decades." Of particular concern: the lack of information about thousands of chemicals and how they interact with each other.
The GAO report documents a "reduced emphasis on children" throughout the EPA and "high-level" failures to ensure that the interests of children were considered when the agency acted.
In testimony, the GAO's director of natural resources and environment, John Stephenson, told lawmakers that efforts to protect children from environmental threats "waned during the last decade."
Sen. Frank Lautenberg, D-N.J., was more pointed. He said efforts to protect children from environmental hazards "ground to a halt during the Bush administration" and the EPA office for children's health "withered on the vine."
"The good news is: Things have turned around," he said.
On Tuesday, for instance, EPA Administrator Lisa Jackson sent a memo to her staff reminding them that "protecting children's environmental health is central to our work at EPA."
"Let me reaffirm that it is EPA's policy to consider the health of pregnant women, infants and children consistently and explicitly in all activities we undertake related to human-health protection, both domestically and internationally," the memo said. "We must be diligent in our efforts to ensure that dangerous exposures and health risks to children are prevented."
The GAO report, requested by the committee in September 2007 and delivered this year, underscores the findings of a USA TODAY investigation in 2008 that showed that the EPA had failed to examine whether children faced high levels of toxic air pollution outside their schools. Ruth McCully, the head of EPA's Office of Children's Health Protection at the time, told USA TODAY that it wasn't her job to determine whether the air outside schools contained high levels of toxic chemicals.
USA TODAY subsequently teamed with Johns Hopkins University and the University of Maryland to monitor the air outside 95 schools in 30 states. At 64 locations, the monitoring revealed elevated levels of chemicals such as manganese and benzene, many at levels well above what the EPA considered safe for long-term exposure.


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What does your triangle mesh data look like? Some scenes are highly amenable to reduction by bounding-volume hierarchy trees; others by octrees or kd-trees; and still others are chaotic enough (like most indoor 3D shooter environments) that you'd need to customize the approach based on other factors.Generic ray to triangle mesh intersection for physics as well as baking light maps. This is not for a ray tracing renderer.
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Stop Press: Camac Energy has cancelled its plans at Arabuko-Sokoke Forest coastal forest amid fears that it would make rare wildlife extinct...
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Site Support Groups in Kenya continue to gain strength in capacity to help conserve great biodiversity in the Lake Victoria Basin.
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Lake Elementaita which is held in high regard as an Important Bird Area, Ramsar Site and World Heritage Site is a key breeding site for the Great White Pelicans as well as a wildlife haven.
BirdLife International through its partners in three countries; Kenya (Nature Kenya), Ethiopia (Ethiopian Wildlife and Natural History Society - EWNHS) and South Africa (BirdLife South Africa) recently concluded a livelihoods project funded by Spanish Agency for International Cooperation (AECID)
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Futures were little changed after rising 0.9 percent yesterday. First-time unemployment claims fell to 339,000 last week, the lowest since February 2008, according to Labor Department data. Brent oil traded near the highest premium in a year to West Texas Intermediate grade after Turkey said a Syrian plane that it grounded contained munitions. OPEC output dropped to an eight-month low last month, the International Energy Agency said today in its monthly oil market report.
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Hello and welcome to the Shaco Discussion thread! I will be outlining many of Shaco's strengths and weakness' and give explanations and insight on the many tweaks and peaks that Riot has done and why myself and many others are sad of what has happened to our lovable Jester. There are bullet points and a TL;DR in this post. It is a long post and is open for discussion. I will put out firstly, before anything, that I would personally like to see a more direct vision of Shaco's role as a whole. As it stands now his current role is something created and held together by better players than myself. Its called the, "Grab red as fast as possible and gank the squishiest person possible and jungle until I can't gank anymore" Role. It lasts until mid game at best. I am by no means asking for large changes, buffs or nerfs. Just some pokes in the right direction. This post is from my own experience and many of those I play with. You are free to agree or disagree and I freely encourage thoughtful discussion.[/I] I realize that Shaco represents many misgivings for many players. I have been playing since November or December of last year, and I remember when Shaco was released. He was a powerhouse and in the right hands nigh uncatchable / unkillable while killing at will. To start, I came from a dota background and was largely experienced at LoL yet when they soon began releasing new champions. However when Shaco released, I found Shaco to be unbearable to play against. Between Deceiving in and placing Jotb's while stealthed WITH Shiv not breaking stealth it was a nightmare. (My kayle cried, this was when she had little synergy and was a one trick pony to give you an idea of the time period.) Times have changed and new champions arise and champions have been buffed / nerfed. Shaco seems to not have a place outside of his strong early game ganking and some mid game presence causing extreme caution from the enemy team. (I still get the raging beast rearing it's ugly head on occasion when playing against shaco). Early game he can still be extremely scary netting in some early kills for his team. However, once the nitty gritty comes and it goes into teamfight / push stages of the game, he doesn't have a place and I'll provide a bullet list why (in my experience).
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They said they're not touching him, but they want to decide either to take away his jungling ability, or take away his stealth, before they fix him, because they've decided that stealth Champions shouldn't be able to jungle.
1. Stop this nonsense bumping. 2. "Shaco is too easily identifiable between himself and his clone. This really diminishes the survivability that it offers only magnifying his abysmal team fight presence. Example: That one has red buff, its him. That one moved first, thats the real one. Teamfight started;begin generic aoe spam, shaco dies / nearly dies needs to run ect. You know most of these and more.". Don't have a buff when you ulti then. Use ALT-Right click to move the clone first. Also if you click on the fake, it has no items.... another easy way to find the real one.


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Sophia Ahn, marketing and communications associateSophia is a web savvy writer and producer supporting AIGA's communications with all aspects of web production, newsletter development and deployment, social media strategies, and general editorial responsibilities for the AIGA site and AIGA's blog Eye on Design.
Previously, Sophia has worked at various publications ranging from producing web content for Condé Nast's Details to researching and editing for New Jersey Monthly to managing Twitter and reporting for The A.V. Club. She graduated from Northwestern University's Medill School of Journalism with a BS in journalism, concentrating in print/web publication.
Katie Baker, director of chapter development, 212 710 3146Katie provides information, support, and resources for AIGA's 69 chapters and individuals interested in starting new chapters; coordinates national initiatives and programs for chapter implementation; and organizes AIGA's annual leadership retreat. Katie served as AIGA's conference producer for four years, planning the biennial design conference, business conference, and leadership retreat.
Prior to AIGA, Katie was a member of the marketing team at Two Twelve Associates, a multidisciplinary graphic design firm in New York City. She earned a BA in history and a BA in East Asian studies from New York University.
Cliff Borress, production manager, 212 710 3143Cliff works with design teams, sponsors, vendors, and AIGA staff in the production of printed and digital design pieces for AIGA. He is also responsible for the production of articles, case studies, and other web-related content.
He has earned an MFA from the Milton Avery Graduate School of Art at Bard College, a BFA from State University of New York at Buffalo, and received a post-graduate fellowship from the Jan van Eyck Academie for art, design, and theory in Maastricht, Netherlands. He has taught art and design at various universities and art schools, and has nine years of art and design publishing experience.
Elaine Bowen, director of strategic partnerships, 212 710 3125Elaine develops corporate partnerships through sponsorships and affiliations, and builds relationships with foundations, government agencies, and related nonprofits—all of which enable AIGA to advance its mission. She helps communicate the value of design to the business community and the general public, while creating value for partners through their relationships with members. Members benefit from these partnerships as they allow AIGA to produce conferences, exhibitions, initiatives, and events that might not otherwise be possible. Elaine also works with chapters on sponsorship and related issues.
Elaine brings more than 13 years of experience as a development professional in the arts and culture sector. A skilled strategic planner, she has a track record of building successful partnerships for a wide range of arts organizations. Most recently, she was the director of development with Lower Manhattan Cultural Council (LMCC), an entrepreneurial arts council dedicated to supporting the work of creative professionals. Elaine earned an Honors BA in art history from the University of Toronto.
Kathleen Budny, program director, 212 710 3144Kathleen collaborates with staff and volunteer committees to orchestrate AIGA's annual conferences. Kathleen also works to create partnerships with universities and other providers to program professional development at a national level.
With degrees from the University of North Carolina and the Royal College of Music, Kathleen has directed arts education departments within New York City nonprofits for several years. Previously, she worked in London as an educator with Arts Council England, London Borough of Ealing, and Arts Award UK. Kathleen has also served on the New York City Arts in Education Roundtable, a professional association for arts educators, where she was a member of the conference committee. She also has extensive experience planning and leading professional development workshops.
Amy Chapman, project manager, 212 710 3137Amy is responsible for production of AIGA's annual Awards Gala, and works with the committees responsible for nominating AIGA Medalists and AIGA's national board. Additionally, Amy oversees AIGA's Design for Good initiative and co-manages AIGA's Facilitation: by Design workshops.
Amy earned a BFA in painting from the State University of New York at Buffalo.
Kathleen Cox, controller, 212 710 3127Kathleen is responsible for AIGA's accounting, bookkeeping, and administration. Her duties include internal controls, policies, and procedures according to established audit norms, liaison with outside auditors overseeing the annual audits, corporate tax returns, and financial reports. She assures that AIGA's business activities comply with AIGA policies aimed at fiduciary responsibility, as well as with federal, state, and local regulations.
Kathleen has many years of experience in accounting. She served as the director of finance for the New York Society for the Deaf for three years and as its executive director for four years. Kathleen earned her BS in accounting from Georgian Court University.
Perrin Drumm, managing editor, 212 710 3123Perrin strategizes and oversees the editorial output across all programs as well as online, and works with members and design writers alike in AIGA's ongoing commitment to share compelling design stories. She also manages AIGA's Instagram and works offline on a number of initiatives to engage the wider design community.
Perrin is also the co-founder of MOLD, a site that explores the intersection between food and design. Previously, she worked at Condé Nast as the senior online editor of Details.com, at The Architect's Newspaper as an editor, and at the Sundance Channel as the web editor and lead arts and culture writer. She's written about design for a number of publications, including Print, Interview, Core77, Cool Hunting, and The Paris Review's blog The Daily. She holds a BA in creative writing from Santa Fe University of Art and Design and an MFA in fiction from Vermont College of Fine Arts. Follow her on Instagram @perrindrumm or, better yet, follow AIGA on Instagram @AIGAdesign and on Twitter @AIGAdesign.
Jonathan Feinberg, director of events, 212 710 3142Jonathan creates compelling and profitable educational and networking experiences by defining optimal environments and making sound business decisions that foster the mission and direction of AIGA. For all nationally-hosted conferences and events, he evaluates location, contractor, and vendor options and directs pre-conference, onsite, and post-conference activity. Jonathan serves as tactical advisor for the planning, budgeting, and execution of the Design Educators Conferences, as well as other regional events. He is also the lead producer for AIGA's web conferencing initiatives.
Jonathan earned his BA in business from the University of New Hampshire and brings more than 15 years of conference, event, and hospitality management experience to AIGA.
George Fernandez, membership director, 212 710 3132George maintains AIGA's membership database and is the primary customer service contact for membership inquiries from chapter membership coordinators. He is responsible for providing membership recruitment materials, helping chapter board members use the workroom, generating invoices, and monitoring and maintaining group memberships, as well as sending out regular mailings (postcards, new-member packets, membership cards). He answers questions about membership status, which benefits members should have been sent, and who belongs on a group membership.
George holds a BA in liberal arts from Queens College. Previously, he was responsible for membership at another association and maintained client records for a health care organization.
Richard Grefé, executive director, 212 710 3100Ric is the CEO of AIGA, the professional association for design. He is generally involved in all of AIGA's activities, although his major contributions are in strategy, formulating new initiatives to enhance the competitive success of designers, and advocating the value of design.
Ric earned a BA from Dartmouth College, crafted books at Stinehour Press, spent several years in intelligence work in Asia, reported from the Bronx County Courthouse for AP, wrote for Time magazine on business and the economy, and then earned an MBA from Stanford Graduate School of Business. Following a career in urban design and public policy consulting, Ric managed the association responsible for strategic planning and legislative advocacy for public television and led a think tank on the future of public television and radio. He has been at AIGA since 1995, developing programs that reinforce the relevance of design as an extraordinary creative gift and a critical element of business strategy.
Rory Levine, director of marketing and communications, 212 710 3126Rory heads up marketing and communications, overseeing brand identity, development and positioning, strategic communications, public relations, advertising, and promotions. He also leads AIGA's social media, community engagement, and content amplification strategies.
Rory handled marketing and communications for BBC America, the celebrated U.S. cable television network, for more than 10 years. There, he strategically planned, managed, and executed all consumer marketing and advertising campaigns, notably the massively successful launches of global brands like Doctor Who and Top Gear as well as breakout original series Orphan Black, delivering eight consecutive years of record-breaking channel ratings. He also managed and programmed BBC America's YouTube channel, grown in three years to a hyper-impactful social video platform with more than 115 million video views and 310,000 subscribers. He earned a BA in communications from the University of Pennsylvania and the Annenberg School for Communication, where he graduated cum laude a semester early.
Emily Miranker, marketing and communications associateEmily supports communications strategy for AIGA's digital presence and assists in strategic partnerships.
Emily earned a BA at Oberlin College and is a lead class agent for the Oberlin Alumni Association Annual Fund. She holds a Masters degree in nonprofit management and public programming from New York University where she also serves as an executive committee member for the Alumnae Women's Initiative. Prior to AIGA, Emily worked extensively in arts and cultural nonprofits developing and expanding community engagement at the Museum of the City of New York, Carnegie Hall, the Museum of Jewish Heritage, and the Metropolitan Opera Guild.
Aidan O'Connor, director of strategic initiatives, 212 710 3131 Aidan is responsible for overseeing a variety of AIGA's national initiatives including Women's Leadership, Diversity and Inclusion, and Design Ed K12. She also manages "Justified," AIGA's annual design competition, and previously organized AIGA's exhibitions and Centennial programming.
Prior to AIGA, Aidan worked at MoMA as a curatorial assistant in the Department of Architecture and Design. She brings further experience from Cooper Hewitt Smithsonian Design Museum, the National Design Awards, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Peabody Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology in Cambridge, and Vandalorum Museum in Sweden. She holds an MA in design history from Parsons/Cooper Hewitt and a BA in archaeology and social anthropology from Harvard.
Tiia Schurig, web development director, 212 710 3134Tiia is responsible for managing technical support and integration for AIGA. Her responsibilities include coordinating with all of AIGA's technical partners to ensure website maintenance, enhance user experience, and oversee the development and execution of new web-based projects.
Tiia earned a BA in art history and a BA in humanities from the University of South Florida.
Lauren Shultz, membership and registration, 212 710 3136Lauren manages the registration process for AIGA events and design competitions. She is the primary contact for conference attendees and competition entrants. She is also part of the membership team, providing support and resources to new and existing members.
Lauren earned her MA in international arts administration from St. John International University in Turin, Italy, and a BA in art history and Italian from the University of Texas at Austin. Her prior experience includes developing and managing a museum membership program, creating unique programming for arts organizations, and assisting in conference and event planning.
Heather Strelecki, archivist, 212 710 3145Heather provides support on a wide variety of information resources. In addition, she manages the AIGA library, institutional archives, and the AIGA Design Archives. Her responsibilities include monitoring the AIGA website for necessary updates; assisting membership and fundraising teams; and organizing digital and print information and artifacts.
Heather earned a BA in art history from Edinboro University of Pennsylvania and an MS in library and information science with an advanced certificate in archives from Pratt Institute. She brings customer service and administrative experience from STERIS Corporation. She was a contributing art writer for the Erie Times News, and she serves on the board at Kentler International Drawing Space in Brooklyn.
Denise Wood, chief operating officer, 212 710 3135Denise is responsible for operational decisions within AIGA, overseeing development, and implementation of AIGA's budget. She is responsible for knowledge management within the organization and AIGA's information systems. She works closely with the executive director to implement plans in virtually all membership and strategic areas of AIGA.
Denise earned a BA from Oberlin College and an MBA in information management from George Washington University.
Located at 164 Fifth Avenue in New York, AIGA's building serves as a base of operations and a source of inspiration for members.
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New York, NY—September 29, 2014. As the definition of "design" continues to broaden, so too will the scope of AIGA's biennial design and business conference. Next month, leading thinkers-practitioners-writers-educators will converge in New York City at "Gain" to consider many facets of the design of business for the future.
New York—September 23, 2014. Next week, AIGA, the professional association for design, opens "Dan Friedman: Radical Modernist"—a vibrant and inspiring retrospective of a designer who pioneered New Wave design while carving his own path from academia to corporate design, experimental European commissions and AIDS activism in the East Village art scene. This exhibition is organized and designed by AIGA Medalist Chris Pullman and Laura Varrachi of LVCK Environmental Graphics with support from Dan Friedman's brother Ken Friedman.
New York, NY—September 25, 2014. AIGA and Wacom announce the launch of "Rise & Shine," a new video series that goes behind the scenes of the diverse practices of six up-and-coming communication designers. Viewers are invited to travel across the United States with AIGA, the professional association for design, and Wacom, the leading producer of intuitive design tools, to visit a range of talented, emerging designers working today and find out what fuels their creativity. The series offers a closer look at everything from creative processes and big career breaks to the techniques and technology they use to realize their visions.
NEW YORK—September 18, 2014. AIGA, Design Observer and Designers & Books today published results of the 2013 "50 Books/50 Covers" competition. A panel of jurors including Michael Bierut, partner at the New York design firm Pentagram; Jessica Helfand, founding editor of Design Observer; and Peter Mendelsund, associate art director of Alfred A. Knopf Books chose 50 outstanding books and 50 exceptional covers.
This task force is charged with reviewing the role AIGA might play in recognizing, communicating and advocating remarkable design that has emerged from the graphic design tradition—experienced in many media and forms today.
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So I realize Project Elite is AOSP, but I'm wondering how it works out that the PE v6 beta leaves me with at least 40MB less space on /data than LGB, etc... Is PEv6 not zipaligned/optimized or something? I'd really like to see better space, is there any way to fix/improve this? I'm really digging PE, and keep coming back to it. Its the only stable ROM I've found.... Sent from my Droid using Tapatalk
In the beta I don't put anything on the data partition. Except what notmally comes with any rom. But one of the reasons is because like froyo I kept all dalvike cache in the data partition. Cm, and any rom that build from cm has dalvike cache in the system for system apps and data for data/apps. The only reason I kept it all in data is because the first gb release themers had issues with installing all of their system apps that were themed due to limited space. So I felt like it would be best not to hog up the system partition. Also just because you have 40mb less space on the data partition does not mean the phone will run any better/worse. And yes the beat is zipalinged the final will be more optimized but even with zipaligning and optimizing that wouldn't save 40mb of space. I feel like the system partition needs to be freed up due to the themers and amoutn of low ram the droid has. Also if you have more apps from the market downloaded on pe then other roms that would lower ur partition space. I would move as many apps from data as you can to your sdcard this will free up some space on data for you but as long as you have room left then don't look into the number to much.
I immensely appreciate your response! I am an app junkie- currently sitting at around 100 apps if you include keys/etc... I hate getting below 30-40MB left... I understand your reasons and agree w/ them too... One last question... Does clearing the dalvik have a drawback? Loving PE. Like I said, only stable/reliable ROM I've found for my phone. I'm not saying the others are less cool, just that this one is the one my Sholes likes most... Sent from my Droid using Tapatalk
Clearing dalvik cache means you must reboot immediately and the reboot will be much much slower, also it will be slightly sluggish for about 1-2 minutes after the reboot as the dalvik cache is rebuilt Sent from my Droid using DroidForums
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Hi all, I got some free hops from a friend that is taking a break from home brewing. They told me the hops were a 'year or two' old from NB. I've only been doing this for a year, so I don't have any bearing on how packaging has evolved. Here are pics of the two types of packages I have inherited: thanks for the help!
Northern Brewer changed thier hop packaging sometime last year, however I have no idea how long the old type of packaging was used.
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Long Range UHF RC system now avail on STOCK
hello, I have contructed this
http://www.webx.dk/rc/uhf-link3/uhf-link3.htm and a nice little 7W booster here: http://www.webx.dk/rc/uhf-link3/pa7w.htm specially designed for FPV ultra long range, any range can be achived !! using more power and bigger TX antenna, I prefer small TX antennas so a bit more power is used :-) with the small whip antenna (supplied) the 500mW standard transmitter with out booster, will perform atleast 5-8km depending on landscape and noise polution in the area. the 7W booster will x 3 the range to 15km or even alot more. using a better and bigger antenna/or more power you can achive 100km range or actually any range needed ! Achived range can be different from location to location, for some it is more for some it might be less, please put your results in this thread and let us hear about how you did it. This system use multible frequencyes from 430 to 444 MHz in a complex hopper system so it is virtually invisible by others, and un-jamm able too. all units contain a bootloader so a simple serial port interface can upload new firmware, when new features become available. it can be used with any RC system that have PPM trainer outputs and with a CONSTANT PPM frame time, please read the manual on the link I have posted. How to order: http://www.webx.dk/rc/uhf-link3/how2purchase.htm Before asking any questions please read this page first : http://www.webx.dk/rc/uhf-link3/explain-names.htm Pictures here: http://tslrs.com/gallery-of-products.aspx Support: http://www.TSLRS.com/Support.aspx Shop: http://www.TSLRS.com/Shop.aspx Direct Email to Thomas for support and service of units sold BEFORE sep 2011 oz2cpu at gmail dot com support and service of units sold AFTER sep 2011 please goto tslrs.com and use the support and ticket system |
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yes video range is the limit now :-)
but with a 500mW or even 1W 2.4GHz video tx and a good large directional antenna it is possible to get good relaiable video range up to 10 times what we normally use. one of my first customers crashed and lost his FPV planes in his eger to fly far far away, he said perfect RC range :-) good luck for me hehe, but problems at 5km due to bad video range, so be warned, fly at least 1/10 of the distance as height to achive max range and avoid goind behind large houses or trees far far away. for example if you are 5000meters away, then be at least 500m up. |
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