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A guy I know in Australia is doing fantastic work with his Etrakka heart rate/GPS training device. So fantastic in fact, that one of his charges recently won a Grade One event.
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This winter, gamers of all ages can battle it out to become the best slugslinger of all time in the new game Slug it Out!, for iPhone®, iPad® and iPod touch®. Launching December 13, Slug it Out! is a fast-paced action puzzle game based on the popular animated television series, Slugterra.
The game transports players to the underground world of Slugterra where Eli Shane must collect little creatures called slugs, use them to battle a horde of villains, and stop the evil Dr. Blakk! Each slug has its own unique powers and transforms into a powerful battle beast when fired from a blaster!
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The game is based on the animated action-comedy series Slugterra, airing on Disney XD. The series follows the adventures of Eli and his team of friends as they explore the caverns of Slugterra collecting, training and dueling with magical creatures called slugs. When fired at 100 MPH out of a high-powered blaster, they unleash their awesome powers! Eli and his friends must stop the evil Dr. Blakk who is trying to "ghoul" the slugs, transforming them into feral mindless weapons, and battle a host of opponents and henchmen along the way! Television viewers can consult local listings for air times.
Slugterra is the fourth original property developed by Nerd Corps Entertainment. A toy line developed by JAKKS Pacific will hit shelves in spring 2013, with several additional key licensees signed on for the brand and rolling out merchandise throughout 2013 and beyond.
Slug it Out! is available for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch for $0.99 in the US and Canada. It is the first iOS game developed and published by Nerd Corps Entertainment.
For more information, visit www.SlugitOut.com and tap into the App Store(SM) today!
For more Slugterra games, visit www.slugterra.com and play the online adventure-platformer, Battle for Slugterra. Slugslingers everywhere can follow the show on Facebook at www.facebook.com/Slugterra and YouTube at www.YouTube.com/Slugterra.
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Choose your ammo... Slug it out! Slugterra is an epic sci-fi comedy adventure set deep underground, where the ammo's alive and only the quick survive! In this luminous, high-tech, underground world every cavern holds a new adventure, new battle and weird little slugs to be discovered. Eli Shane is determined to be the greatest slugslinging hero of them all. To do it, he'll need to collect and train an army of little critters called slugs. When these magical creatures are fired at 100 MPH out of a high-powered blaster, they transform into powerful battle beasts! The adventure follows Eli and his team of friends as they explore the caverns, challenge rivals and each other to duels, upgrade their cool gear, and generally have a blast in this never-before-imagined underground world. But there is a very real threat to Slugterra; Dr. Blakk is seeking to "ghoul" the slugs, transforming them into feral mindless weapons! No one has been able to stand up to Blakk's powerful ghouls and army of henchmen... until now! The 39 x 22-minute episodes series is targeted to kids 6-11.
Slugterra is airing on Disney XD in the US, Canada, Australia, Central and Eastern Europe, the Middle East and Africa. Additional broadcast will rollout around the globe through 2013. A toy line developed by JAKKS Pacific will hit shelves in spring 2013, with several additional key licensees signed on for the brand and rolling out merchandise throughout 2013 and beyond. Nerd Corps Entertainment is launching its first iOS game for the brand, Slug it Out!, which has been produced with the financial participation of the Shaw Rocket Fund and the Bell Broadcast and New Media Fund.
Slugterra is a Nerd Corps Entertainment original property.
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Nerd Corps Entertainment is a privately held IP creation, development, production, and distribution company based out of Vancouver, Canada, with offices in Toronto, Canada. The company's mandate is to produce stylistically innovative animated projects for television, online, and mobile based on a solid foundation of creative and exceptional storytelling. Working in a state-of-the-art studio with highly skilled artists and production staff, Nerd Corps' expertise in creative development and execution covers all aspects of property generation and management, from development and production to distribution, marketing, interactive and licensing. The studio's award-winning stable of productions includes original series Slugterra, Storm Hawks, League of Super Evil and Rated A for Awesome, as well as Dragon Booster for Alliance Atlantis and Hot Wheels: Battle Force 5, Max Steel and Monster High for Mattel, Inc. Visit www.nerdcorps.com.
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"What I try to do is be consistent," said President Barack Obama. He was talking about energy policy -- not about debating strategies, because as all the world knows by now, Obama projected a far more aggressive and engaged persona at his second debate against Mitt Romney than he did at the first. He managed to do it without being self-conscious, a neat trick since the reviews of his previous performance were so unanimously negative.
And the Emmy for Best Family Comedy Goes to -- "Good Morning, America"? Well, why not? ABC's weekday 7 a.m. "news" program is about as newsy these days as "Here Comes Honey Boo Boo." It's also as warm, cuddly and cute as were "Ozzie and Harriet," "The Smurfs," "My Pink Pony" or the Muppets. In fact, the Muppets were busy overrunning the cast and set of "GMA" just the other day, although having them on hand only served to remind viewers that several of those in the "GMA" cast seem to have morphed into Muppets themselves.
"Clinton" premieres in two parts: Monday, February 20th and Tuesday, February 21st on PBS's "American Experience" (check local listings for showtimes) and will be available thereafter via PBS on demand. Also on DVD and iTunes.
by Jeff Shannon
I should probably state up front that I was, and always will be, a Clinton supporter. Like our 42nd president, I grew up in a home where John F. Kennedy had been revered as a young, dynamic force of change and hope for the future. When you admire a politician's core conviction, it's at least somewhat easier to overlook, if not forgive, their foibles and shortcomings. As a young quadriplegic in 1991, I saw candidate Clinton as an impressive-enough carrier of JFK's torch, a protector of the disadvantaged who had inherited Jack and Bobby Kennedy's concern for those who found the American dream elusive or entirely out of reach.
That concern was clearly demonstrated by the defining moment of Clinton's presidential campaign. It's one of many pivotal moments captured in the two-part, four-hour documentary "Clinton," the 16th episode of PBS's "American Experience" presidents series. At the second presidential debate in Virginia in 1992, a young African-American woman in the audience asked candidates Ross Perot, Bill Clinton, and incumbent president George H.W. Bush a question that was then on the minds of struggling Americans everywhere:
"How has the national debt personally affected each of your lives, and if it hasn't, how can you honestly find a cure for the economic problems of the common people if you have no experience in what's ailing them?"
That question could easily be recycled as a present-day jab at Mitt Romney, but let's stick to history: Bush simply didn't understand the question, and Clinton seized the opportunity to ensure his victory. Stepping toward the audience in a characteristic display of the sincerity that had propelled his fast-moving career, Clinton demonstrated a concise, compassionate grasp of the question's meaning, and his answer (a reference to the poverty and middle-class struggle he witnessed while campaigning for Congress and Governor in his native Arkansas) left Bush with a classic expression of election-losing dismay.
File under: Critical Thinking
The [Bush White House] aide said that guys like me were ''in what we call the reality-based community,'' which he defined as people who ''believe that solutions emerge from your judicious study of discernible reality.'' I nodded and murmured something about enlightenment principles and empiricism. He cut me off. ''That's not the way the world really works anymore,'' he continued. ''We're an empire now, and when we act, we create our own reality. And while you're studying that reality -- judiciously, as you will -- we'll act again, creating other new realities, which you can study too, and that's how things will sort out. We're history's actors . . . and you, all of you, will be left to just study what we do.'' -- Ron Suskind in the New York Times, recalling an epiphanic conversation that took place in the summer of 2002
Since the latest Bush torture memos were released, the news media has been persistently reporting a myth -- that Barack Obama has publicly changed his position on whether those responsible should be investigated and prosecuted if they broke the law. I have seen this story repeated so many times over the last week or two that it has now became accepted as "fact," despite evidence to the contrary, just about everywhere -- from the New York Times to Fox News. Even The Daily Show, one of the more reliable sources of television news and analysis, got it wrong.
For years, the word around Hollywood has been that Oscar voters have some kind of a grudge against Steven Spielberg. He makes good movies and he makes popular movies, and sometimes he makes both at the same time, but the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has never awarded its best director award to the most successful director in history.


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Building an Intranet soon became our next initiative. We installed the Apache WWW server and the Samba Netbios server on the same Dell Linux server. Samba was used to export Linux directories as public shares from the largely Windows 95 user base, or as password-protected private shares for Internet Services, our department. Other departments started attaching data to our Intranet at an amazing rate. Clearly, this simple but powerful technology had filled a big need for information-sharing tools. Both Apache and Samba functions are heavily used throughout the company and have held up quite well. In fact, although we have since off-loaded some functions to other servers, for several months one Pentium Pro-based server running Linux ran mail, DNS, central logging, IMAP, SMB and WWW for over 1000 users with little or no downtime.
We used native Linux tools such as the DBM database and Python utilities such as the calendar suite to add useful content to the Intranet as well. We publish a phone list, which is frequently updated, and a list of Ruppman clients. We keep a calendar of Internet Services activities and schedules on the Intranet and access to a database of people with proxy access to the Internet.
These systems quickly brought Ruppman to a point of basic Internet competence, but far more was required. Preparing for the future of customer service on the Internet involved quite a bit of application development, so a team was assembled in my group for this purpose.
The development team began using a combination of C, C++ and shell scripts, but we quickly settled on Python as our overall development language. Our lead software engineer and I had used C++ as the cornerstone of our previous careers, but we soon came to admire Python's expressive power, comprehensive library and clean syntax. We purchased a Compaq ProLiant 2500 (Pentium II, 300MHz, 64MB RAM) as a development server and failover backup. We anticipated running SCO UNIX on it, but being used to the broad toolset that comes with Linux distributions, we found SCO UNIX to be woefully inadequate in comparison. Efforts to compile or install our favorite tools proved so cumbersome that we quickly abandoned SCO for Caldera OpenLinux. Unfortunately, we then found that Compaq servers are not well-suited for Linux. Compaq adds many proprietary features for its ManageWise server management suite and has not ported the "agents" for these features to Linux, so much of the machine's design has to be bypassed in order to run Linux. Perhaps for this reason, this machine has proved rather slow running Linux, and we are in the process of replacing it with a Dell Poweredge 4200 (Dual Pentium II, 300MHz, 64MB RAM).
The first major development task was to create an Internet dealer locator. This popular web site feature is an application that allows the customer to enter his or her address or zip code, and receive a list of nearby dealers or service centers. Ruppman already had such an application running on a mainframe for telephone representatives, but Internet Services decided to build a locator from scratch using an object-relational database and a geographic-matching (geo-matching) module. We chose PostgresSQL as the database, because it is object-relational and supports spatial relationships (r-trees). It also has a native Python interface, PyGres. The resultant application is heavily disk-I/O bound, and we ended up buying a Sun Ultra Enterprise (Dual UltraSPARC2, 250MHz, 128MB RAM) for its high-bandwidth backplane and its hardware scalability. I have since come to learn more about comparable Linux-based setups on Alpha and even Sun boxes.
Another product developed in my group is a Usenet and web monitoring service, where we search Usenet and the WWW on behalf of clients for consumer discussion of their company or product. First, we clip articles according to a search engine, then our representatives check the clips for relevance. We set up a Linux server and installed NNTP on it, so that /var/spool/news can be searched with a Python script that invokes a recursive grep. Hits are then accumulated in a file which is combed by a representative using a custom web interface.
Many of the powerful web-based applications that were developed so rapidly and at such low cost by my group at Ruppman quickly caught the attention of other departments. Accounting had been trying to implement technology to automatically track employee labor, and had been burned by their experience with an expensive and unsuitable vendor product. They asked us if we could implement a solution. We quickly put together a system that kept increments of time and the codes identifying tasks in a PostgresSql database on a Linux server. Employees can enter their hours through a web interface driven by Javascript and Python CGI, hosted on the Linux Intranet web server (see Figure 2). They can also view the results in a familiar time-sheet format. Supervisors can then review and approve the entries. Once a week, a cron job computes overtime and sends a report of the approved records to accounting, where they are imported into the JD Edwards accounting software.
Managing all of these projects and moving them from development server to production soon became a confusing task. Since most of our projects were web-based, we had to move HTML files to the correct HTTPD document directories on the correct servers, CGI executable files had to be specially handled, and we had to maintain libraries of common Python modules. We adopted CVS for revision control, but we couldn't find a general utility to manage even most of our needs, so we wrote a custom tool in Python and Javascript (see Figure 3). The development manager, as we call it, reads a configuration file on the development server which keeps a list of projects, source files and destination locations for publication. It then allows the user to view projects, publish files from the projects, and interface to version control.
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The Minister of Natural Resources and Environment of the Russian Federation, Sergei Donskoi said this find is the biggest made in Russia in the last two years.
The use of modern seismic techniques to detect these potential resources has allowed Repsol to make these significant finds in a relatively unexplored area of West Siberia.
The discoveries confirm Repsol's expectations of its Russian operations, where it is developing one of its key strategic projects, the AROG joint venture, together with Alliance Oil.
The exploratory success obtained in Russia adds to the successes during the last year in the United States, Latin America and Africa which added resources that will boost reserves over the coming years as they are developed.
In 2013, Repsol posted the highest reserve replacement rate amongst its peers at 275%, which also beat the company's own reserve addition targets for a third consecutive year to reach a total 1.515 billion barrels of oil equivalent.
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Audubon's Aviary: Parts Unknown (Part II of The Complete Flock)
Parts Unknown will consider Audubon as an established artist-naturalist, a world citizen, and a celebrity in an expanding nation—no longer the young Frenchman who created the "early birds" displayed in the first installment. This once-in-a-lifetime exhibition follows Audubon into uncharted territories—geographic, artistic, and scientific—as he encountered and mapped new species and grappled with the disappearing illusion of America's infinite wilderness. It galvanized his awareness about the necessity of conserving species and habitats. Most of the watercolors in Parts Unknown (studies for Havell plates 176-305) depict water birds, many of which are among Audubon's most spectacular and largest birds, with numerous studies begun during his southeastern explorations and on his Labrador Expedition.
The exhibition is accompanied by the lavish book Audubon's Aviary: The Original Watercolors for "The Birds of America" (published by New-York Historical Society and Skira/Rizzoli), which sheds new light on the artist. It has garnered many awards, among them: Outstanding Permanent Collection Catalogue Prize of 2013 (by the Association of Art Museum Curators) and the 2013 Henry Allen Moe Prize for Catalog of Distinction in the Arts. This once-in-a lifetime trilogy explores Audubon's dazzling watercolors in the order in which they were engraved, affording visitors the unique opportunity to view them sequentially, like his original subscribers, and in their entirety. Audubon organized The Birds of America not by traditional taxonomic order, but according to his aesthetic and practical judgments. He believed this manner of presentation was closer to Nature's own. Calls and songs of each species provided by the Cornell Lab of Ornithology, together with video footage, will demonstrate the importance of birdsong for species identification and underscore Audubon's extensive field observations that animated his great work, The Birds of America.
View Curator Roberta Olson discuss selected works on our YouTube page.
Northern Parula (Parula americana), Study for Havell pl. no. 15
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Audubon: National Treasures—Birds of Winter for The Birds of America (1827–38)
Smew (Mergellus albellus), Havell plate no. 347, ca. 1834–35
Watercolor, graphite, pastel, oil, and black ink with scratching out and touches of glazing
on paper, laid on card
Purchased for New-York Historical by public subscription from Mrs. John J. Audubon,
During Audubon's lifetime American ornithology was in its infancy, and the species of North America birds had not been codified. Nevertheless, some ornithologists considered the Smew common on the East Coast. Like Audubon, the American Ornithological Union today considers the Smew a possible "accidental visitor" or vagrant and an Old World species. It is unlikely that Audubon drew this pair in America, although he claims in the Ornithological Biography to have found one example―the female in the water―many years before he wrote this passage. He could not explain its presence on the Continent. Most likely he executed at least the male flying above the female in this watercolor from a specimen in Great Britain.
Upper Left:
With John Woodhouse Audubon (1812–1862)
Pine Grosbeak (Pinicola enucleator), Havell plate no. 358, 1833–34
Watercolor, graphite, pastel, and black chalk with touches of black ink and glazing
on paper, laid on card
Purchased for New-York Historical by public subscription from Mrs. John J. Audubon,
The Pine Grosbeak, a bird of the boreal forest, is one of the largest "winter finches." It is found across northern Eurasia and North America, and south into the mountains of western Canada and the United States. It also makes periodic winter irruptions into southern Canada and the U.S. Audubon, possibly assisted by his younger son, John, painted this work during the winter of 1833–34 in Charleston, North Carolina. He wrote that his son had brought back a number of these birds from Newfoundland, which they had visited during their Labrador Expedition in 1833. He depicted the birds perching on branches of the scrub pine. The lower red bird is the male of the species, while the top bird is the juvenile. In the Ornithological Biography Audubon noted that the legs of the older birds of both sexes were covered with sores. "These excrescences are, I believe, produced by the resinous matter of the fir-trees on which they obtain their food . . . and I was surprised that the birds had not found the means of ridding themselves of such an inconvenience." Note that he depicted the male bird with these sores, and beneath the bird he inscribed the watercolor in graphite with instructions for Havell when engraving it to "pay attention / to make the diseased / legs!"
Middle Left:
Boreal Owl (Aegolius funereus), Havell plate no. 380, 1832
Watercolor, graphite, pastel, and black chalk with touches of black ink on paper,
laid on card
Purchased for New-York Historical by public subscription from Mrs. John J. Audubon,
This small owl of the boreal and montane forests is found throughout Alaska and Canada, as well as across northern Eurasia. In the lower forty-eight states it inhabits only the mountains of the West and the extreme northern area of Minnesota, although it is an occasional winter visitor to other northern states. Audubon used the same male model of this owl species, which lacks ear tufts, from the back and from the front. Because he learned that the female was larger than the male, he showed her from the back with her wings open and feathers fluffed. He procured his model at Bangor, Maine, on the Penobscot River, but wrote that he was unacquainted with the bird's habits, "never having seen another individual alive."
Lower Left:
With Victor Gifford Audubon (1809–1860)
Rock Ptarmigan (Lagopus muta), Havell plate no. 368, ca. 1836–37
Watercolor, graphite, oil, gouache, black ink, pastel, and black chalk with touches of
glazing on paper, laid on card
Purchased for New-York Historical by public subscription from Mrs. John J. Audubon,
Audubon positioned his trio of the species in a panoramic landscape with one bird in summer plumage at the left, a juvenile in transition at the center, and one in snow-white winter plumage at the right. Rendered from skins, they form a frieze across the page that conveys movement, almost like stills of a movie. In his Ornithological Biography Audubon noted that he had not seen this species alive. Feather-footed Ptarmigans are extremely hardy birds, making themselves at home well above the Arctic Circle. They run in large flocks, feeding off mosses, lichens, and grasses on windswept hillsides. In some localities Ptarmigans are called "Grouse," and in others vice versa, creating confusion about their identities. Audubon painted all three birds in Britain about 1836–37, while his older son Victor Gifford probably executed the landscape, mostly in oil.
Swing Time: Reginald Marsh and Thirties New York
His subjects were not glamorous or affluent New Yorkers, but those in the middle and lower class—Bowery bums, burlesque queens, Coney Island musclemen, park denizens, subway riders and post-flapper era sirens. Marsh was fascinated by the crass glamour, gaudiness and sexuality these city inhabitants exhibited in public, as well as by the humanity expressed by those living under severe economic and social duress. His technical combination of choppy brushwork and thinly applied tempera created the effect of a continual surface flickering, which causes the eye to move without rest from place to place across the painting. Marsh heightened this sense of agitated and accelerated movement by means of asymmetrically framed scenes and avoidance of an obvious focal point. The result was a sequential unfolding of episodes across his canvas surfaces, which evoked the transience, motion and vitality of New York City in the 1930s.
This project is supported in part by an award from the National Endowment for the Arts
Audubon's Aviary: Part I of the Complete Flock
The trilogy Audubon's Aviary: The Complete Flock is a once-in-a-lifetime series (2013–2015) that will explore the evolution of Audubon's dazzling watercolors in the order in which they were engraved. Visitors to New-York Historical will have the unique opportunity to view these national treasures sequentially and in their entirety for the first time—the same way his original subscribers received the Havell plates.
Audubon's Aviary: Part I of the Complete Flock will open with a fascinating look at the self-taught Audubon's development of his innovative signature depictions and experimental media. To elucidate this early chapter in his life, New-York Historical will supplement its own rich holdings (dating from 1808) by borrowing a selection of the artist's rare, earliest pastels: eleven from Houghton Library of Harvard University and and fifteen from the Muséum d'Histoire Naturelle de la Rochelle, Collection Société des Sciences Naturelles de la Charente-Maritime, in France. The French pastels were only discovered recently and have never been seen outside of La Rochelle. These "early birds" capture Audubon's youthful excitement about drawing birds while in France and during his first years in America. They also reveal important new discoveries about the renown artist-naturalist's methods and his early career drawing birds. Following his introduction of early pastels into which Audubon gradually introduced watercolor, the exhibition will feature over 220 of the artist's avian watercolors, including the first 175 models engraved in The Birds of America.
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April 20: Audubon's Aviary closes at 3 pm
April 25: Audubon's Aviary closes at noon
Lincoln's and Other Sparrows for The Birds of America
Sparrows: Good Things Come in Small Packages
Generally, sparrows tend to be small, plump brown-grey birds with short tails and stubby, powerful beaks. The differences between sparrow species can be subtle. Although they are primarily seed-eaters, they also consume small insects. A few species scavenge for food around cities and, like gulls and pigeons, will happily eat virtually anything in small quantities. Sparrows are physically similar to other seed-eating birds, such as finches, but have a vestigial dorsal outer primary feather and an extra bone in the tongue. The Old World true sparrows are indigenous to Europe, Africa and Asia. In Australia and the Americas, early settlers imported some species which quickly naturalized, particularly in urban and degraded areas. House Sparrows, for example, are now found throughout North America, in every state of Australia except Western Australia, and over much of the heavily populated parts of South America. American sparrows, or New World sparrows, are in a different family, Emberizidae, despite some physical resemblance to their European cousins, such as the seed-eater's bill and frequently well-marked heads.
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One of the jewels in the Museum's crown is its drawing collection, numbering over 8,000 sheets. Collected since 1816, this distinctive trove is the country's earliest public drawing collection. It is also one of the finest, whose strength resides in its unparalleled late eighteenth- and early nineteenth-century material to furnish a comprehensive survey of American art from its inception, dominated by European artists, up through the 1860s, by which time native-born artists had asserted an American identity.
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The New-York Historical Society Museum and Library houses a treasure trove of materials relating to the founding of our country, the history of art in America, and the history of New York and its people. The Museum houses more than 60,000 works and artifacts, including fine art, decorative art, historical artifacts, and ephemera. Fine art holdings include renowned Hudson River School landscapes; masterpieces of colonial and later portraiture; John James Audubon's watercolors for The Birds of America; an encyclopedic collection of sculpture; and much more.


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