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3 Days in Phillip Island: Suggested Itineraries
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At only 39 square miles in size, Phillip Island is small enough to be enjoyed thoroughly and slowly. Of the nearly 3.5 million people who annually visit the island, most do so as a long day trip ... Read more
Melbourne Suggested Itineraries
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What's your pleasure? Sports? Shopping? Art? Food? Wine? Wildlife? Melbourne ticks all these boxes and more. Straddling the curvy, lazy Yarra River, Melbourne is Australia's second largest city and, ... Read more
New Year's Eve in Melbourne
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Spring Carnival in Melbourne
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Exploring Phillip Island's Coastlines
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Phillip Island?s dramatic coastline is somewhat of a scenic surprise. When most visitors make the journey from Melbourne to Phillip Island, it?s the abundance of wildlife and procession of penguins ... Read more
Phillip Island Penguin Sightings
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More than the seals that bask on the rocks on the windswept western coast, and more than the koalas hanging in the tree tops or surfers riding the waves, it?s the Little Penguins that are Phillip ... Read more
Picking a Great Ocean Road Tour
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Stretching 150 miles (243 km) along the south-eastern coast between Torquay and Allansford, the Great Ocean Road is Australia?s ultimate road trip, a dramatic route that winds along the coastal ... Read more
Yarra Valley Wine Tours
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As one of Victoria's premier wine regions, mention the Yarra Valley to a local and you'll hear a daydreamy sigh as they envisage the emerald glow of the valleys and the straw-gold glow of the wine. ... Read more
Winter Activites in Melbourne
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When the northern hemisphere gears up for a summer of sunbathing and open-air festivals, Australians wrap up warm and move the barbecues indoors as the days get shorter and colder. Of course, winter ... Read more
A Guide to Australian Rules Football
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One of the best ways to get beneath the skin of a country is through sport, and when you?re talking Australia, and Melbourne in particular, that sport would have to be Australian Rules Football. ... Read more
Melbourne's Best Views
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Melbourne is an incredible city with so much to see and do as you make your way through city streets and waterways. That said, another great way to experience the city is from above it! Look down at ... Read more
Victoria's Best Wine Regions
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Victoria is a state known for its wine. With more wine producers than any other state in the country, there?s no shortage of wine country to tour. Wine regions in Victoria are broken up by points of ... Read more
Day Trips to Phillip Island
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Maritime History Spots Along the Great Ocean Road
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Melbourne?s street art has become as well known an attraction in the city as famous attractions like Flemington Racecourse, or shopping. Rich and diverse, the street art occurs all over the city. ... Read more


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Glen Elder Wildlife Area
2131 180 Rd.
Glen Elder, KS 67446
Phone: 785-545-3345
Manager: Chris Lecuyer
Fish Biologist: Scott Waters
Phone: (785)545-3345
Current Events on the Wildlife Area
Glen Elder Reservoir (Waconda Lake) was constructed in 1969 by the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation. It was authorized by the Flood Control Act of 1946 and built for both flood control and irrigation, with secondary uses of recreation, fish and wildlife. Current allocations of the 219,420 acre-foot storage water are Glen Elder Irrigation District (132,500 ac-ft./yr.), City of Beloit (2,000 ac-ft./yr), and Mitchell County RWD (1,009 ac-ft./yr.).
Glen Elder Wildlife Area encompasses almost 13,200 land acres surrounding the 12,500 acre Glen Elder Reservoir. Located 13 miles west of Beloit, KS. on U.S. Highway 24, the lake was built in 1968 for irrigation, flood control, and recreation. Because the irrigation district below the reservoir was never fully established, the demand is lower than other western Kansas lakes, and the water level remains relatively stable.
You can see and photograph a diversity of wildlife species. In winter, bald and golden eagles visit. Deer and pheasant are common sights. Waterfowl stop on their migrations, and a small Canada goose flock make the area home.
For more information about the area, check the kiosks located around the reservoir or contact the Glen Elder Area Office.
Public hunting areas are limited in Kansas, so demand is high. Less than 1% of Kansas land is public. Management continually seeks to enhance quality.
YOUTH-MENTOR AREA: New changes for 2012 hunting season. 450+ acres along the north shoreline of Waconda Lake have been designated for Youth-Mentor hunting from October 1st through January 31st. Youth must be age 17 or younger. Adult mentors must be at least 18 years of age and are allowed to hunt with the youth. Remember, each hunting mentor must be accompanied by at least 1 youth who is actively hunting. Free permit/ survey cards are required of all hunters and are available at various access points to the designated area.
SPECIAL HUNTS: Special hunts for pheasant, waterfowl and deer are offered through the season. Special hunts for youth only are also available. Online applications for these hunts will begin in July on the KDWPT website. For more details about special hunts, contact the Glen Elder Office. KDWPT and the Waconda Lake Association have organized and held a Youth, Women and Celebrity Pheasant Hunt for the past 14 years, and the Osborne County Pheasants Forever Chapter has co-sponsored a youth dove hunt since 2011.
SPECIAL DISABILITY AREA: a 160 acre area on the southeast corner is open to vehicle access for disabled persons through a special permit. Contact the Glen Elder Area Office for details.
BIG GAME: Deer populations cycle with habitat and hunter harvest. Most deer are whitetails with a few mule deer in the area. Turkey numbers are fair in the local area, but their usage of the WA varies seasonally.
UPLAND GAME:Pheasant populations fluctuate yearly with the most hunting pressure during the season opener. Diverse habitats - grass, crops, weeds- produce the best results. Quail numbers are generally fair. In some areas vegetation is heavy and can be difficult to walk through.
MIGRATORY BIRDS: Doves are plentiful until cold weather moves in. Sunflower fields are the best hunting. Geese and ducks use the area during migration, depending upon habitat conditions. Most goose hunting occurs when the geese leave the area to feed. Early season duck numbers depend on flooded shoreline vegetation. A water level plan that lowers the lake in June and raises it in September is planned each year, but only rainfall makes the plan work. Duck and goose numbers usually peak in December.
- Two areas are seasonally closed to all activities except special hunts by permit only. A refuge is in effect on 1,200 acres (land and water) west of the Cawker City Causeway and on 600 acres (water) near Granite Creek. Refuge dates for both areas are from November 1 to January 31.
- Six boat ramps are located around the wildlife area and two in the state park. Low water hazards may exist west of a line from Granite Creek to Mill Creek, so caution and reduced speeds should be used in this area.
- Developed campgrounds with modern facilities are available in the Glen Elder State Park located on the north-east corner of the lake. Primitive camping on the Wildlife Area is only allowed in designated areas which include: North Fork, Fisherman's Bridge, Carr Creek, Boller Point, Schoen's Cove, and Bluffs. Hunting and fishing are the primary activities on the area and camping is secondary. Due to shifts in work priorities and vandalism and abuse, the number of camping areas have been reduced. Hunters and anglers are fortunate to have Glen Elder State Park where camping is a priority. The State Park provides an excellent place for persons wanting to camp while hunting and fishing at Glen Elder.
- Campfires are only allowed at designated camping sites and only in the metal fire rings that are provided.
- Please leave the area cleaner than you found it. No trash receptacles are available.
- Hiking and bicycle riding is permitted throughout the area (except for the refuges). Horse riding is limited to open, maintained roadways.
- Motorized vehicles can only be operated on open, maintained roadways. Some roads are open seasonally to provide angler access.


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Is there any other saddle quite so elegantly shaped? Not to my eyes at least.
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Fizik makes some of the best saddles out there. Unfortunately, the perfect saddle is more a matter of personal preference than marketing hype, making it somewhat difficult to compare saddles on paper. I've had the Fizik Arione for about 3 years, and found that it works well for me. The shape is minimalist; the Arione is flat, narrow, and long. It seems on that on the whole, the Fizik saddles are not the lightest, but they do offer this saddle in full carbon versions for those looking lighten the load. I can't vouch for whether it will work for your particular sit bones, but the material and craftsmanship of the Fizik saddles certainly won't disappoint if you do find it to be the right fit.
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This saddle is nice, pretty light, I've had better, but it gets the job done. If I plan to upgrade I'm going to get something a bit more racer oriented.
Only the white comes up as an option. DO...
Only the white comes up as an option. DO you have the black/black stripe in stock ?
Arione CX Kium - Saunier Duval Edition
Great for a more aggressive position
I haven't yet found the world's perfect saddle, but the Arione CX is the closest I've found so far. The flat design allows for a more aggressive position (as opposed to the Aliante and it's nose that digs directly into your taint if you're in the drops), and the length of the saddle offers a lot of positioning options if you need to shift around mid ride.
+ Comfy enough
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+ ICS saddle bag mount is excellent.
- The saddle can occasionally creak when pressure is put where the nose meets the saddle rails
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This is my third Arione saddle and I love it -- Arione's are now on all my bikes (road, 'cross and mt.) and odds are they'll be on all my future bikes as well. All aspects of the Arione--fit, comfort, weight, durability, look, feel, etc.--work perfectly for me. At 6 ft. and 185 lbs, I don't dare go with the more costly rail options, but I'm not willing to give up my beer and pizza so the 'standard' rails are more than fine.
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what size is the saddle, it say one size but there has to be some dimensions some where.
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Food Safety Tips as Severe Weather Sweeps through Guam
USDA Meat and Poultry Hotline
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Carolyn Horton (202) 720-7887
WASHINGTON, September 20, 2013—The U.S. Department of Agriculture's (USDA) Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) is issuing food safety recommendations for those affected by the ongoing severe weather in Guam, especially those who have lost electricity as a result of the flooding. Power outages and flooding that often result from weather emergencies compromise the safety of stored food, but there are steps that can minimize food waste and the risk of foodborne illness.
The publication "A Consumer's Guide to Food Safety: Severe Storms and Hurricanes" can be downloaded and printed for reference during a power outage. FSIS' YouTube video "Food Safety During Power Outages" also has instructions for keeping frozen and refrigerated food safe when the power goes out.
FSIS will provide relevant food safety information as the storm progresses from its Twitter feed @USDAFoodSafety. To get tweets about weather-related food safety issues and food recalls affecting Guam, follow @GU_FSISAlert.
Steps to follow if the power goes out:
- Store food on shelves that will be safely out of the way of contaminated water in case of flooding.
- Group food together in the freezer — this helps the food stay cold longer.
- Keep refrigerator and freezer doors closed as much as possible.
- A refrigerator will keep food cold for about 4 hours if you keep the door closed.
- A full freezer will keep its temperature for about 48 hours (24 hours if half-full).
- If the power is out for an extended period of time, buy dry or block ice to keep the refrigerator as cold as possible. Fifty pounds of dry ice should keep a fully-stocked 18-cubic-feet freezer cold for two days.
Steps to follow after a weather emergency:
- Check the temperature in the refrigerator and freezer. If the thermometer reads 40° F or below, the food is safe.
- If no thermometer was used in the freezer, check each package. If food still contains ice crystals or is at 40°F or below when checked with a food thermometer, it may be safely refrozen.
- Discard any perishable food (such as meat, poultry, fish, soft cheeses, milk, eggs, leftovers and deli items) that have been kept in a refrigerator or freezer above 40° F for two hours or more.
- Discard any food that is not in a waterproof container if there is any chance that it has come into contact with flood water. Containers that are not waterproof include those with screw-caps, snap lids, pull tops, and crimped caps. Discard wooden cutting boards, plastic utensils, baby bottle nipples and pacifiers.
- Thoroughly wash all metal pans, ceramic dishes and utensils that came in contact with flood water with hot soapy water and sanitize by boiling them in clean water or by immersing them for 15 minutes in a solution of 1 tablespoon of unscented, liquid chlorine bleach per gallon of drinking water.
- Undamaged, commercially prepared foods in all-metal cans and retort pouches (for example, flexible, shelf-stable juice or seafood pouches) can be saved. Follow the Steps to Salvage All-Metal Cans and Retort Pouches in the publication "Keeping Food Safe During an Emergency."
- Use bottled water that has not been exposed to flood waters. If bottled water is not available, tap water can be boiled for safety.
- Never taste food to determine its safety!
- When in doubt, throw it out!
Steps to follow to prepare for a future weather emergency:
- Keep an appliance thermometer in the refrigerator and freezer to help determine if food is safe during power outages. The refrigerator temperature should be 40° F or lower, and the freezer should be 0° F or lower.
- Freeze refrigerated items such as leftovers, milk, and fresh meat and poultry that you may not need immediately — this helps keep them at a safe temperature longer.
- Have coolers on hand to keep refrigerator food cold if the power will be out for more than 4 hours.
- Purchase or make ice and store in the freezer for use in the refrigerator or in a cooler. Freeze gel packs ahead of time for use in coolers.
- Plan ahead and know where dry ice and block ice can be purchased.
Videos detailing food safety information are available in English, Spanish, and American Sign Language on FSIS' YouTube channel, www.youtube.com/USDAFoodSafety. An FSIS Public Service Announcement (PSA) illustrating practical food safety recommendations for handling and consuming foods stored in refrigerators and freezers during and after a power outage is available in 30- and 60-second versions at http://www.fsis.usda.gov/wps/portal/fsis/topics/food-safety-education/get-answers/videos-psas/food-safety-public-service-announcements. News organizations and power companies can obtain hard copy (Beta and DVD) versions of the PSA by contacting FSIS' Food Safety Education Staff at (301) 344-4757.
Consumers with food safety questions can "Ask Karen," the FSIS virtual representative available 24 hours a day at www.AskKaren.gov or m.AskKaren.gov on a smartphone. Mobile Ask Karen can also be downloaded from the Apple and Android app stores. Consumers can e-mail, chat with a live representative, or call the USDA Meat and Poultry Hotline directly from the app. To use these features from Mobile Ask Karen, simply choose "Contact Us" from the menu. The live chat option and the toll-free USDA Meat and Poultry Hotline, 1-888-MPHotline (1-888-674-6854), are available in English and Spanish on weekdays from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. ET.


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Brown cheese is the drying spunk residue of particularly unclean anal sex with large amounts of fecal matter. The combination of drying gizz and faeces producing a cheesy substance.
The taste of which is particularly favoured by Norwegian men
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John really enjoyed the brown cheese after his and Kristian's lustful night following their curry the night before.
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It's been a long-time coming, but the Linux port of the award-winning high-end Lightworks non-linear video editor is moving along...
<twitch>The western European Li'nux instead of the eastern European Lin'ux.</twitch>
Hm, why is he saying "L-aay-nux" instead of "L-ee-nux"?
When it was first announced lightworks is coming to linux i could not believe my eyes. I stated publicly that adobe must be close to releasing their video edit suite as multiplatform since they allow lightworks to enter the market.
What has happened since lightworks first was announced, and now that it is being released for real? adobe's premiere now runs on wine!
Of course many of you now scream conspiracy, but just think about it. How much would you invest as adobe's CEO in cornering the market and blocking the only rising platform from having a competing product?
If you watch the video, he actually says the beta will be available by the end of March, ie within 10 days.


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Dr. Sheldon Broedel
Graduate Faculty
Sheldon E. Broedel, Jr., Ph.D.
Associate Graduate Program Director and Instructor
B.S., Biology, State University of New York at Geneseo
M.S., Microbial Genetics, UMBC
Ph.D., Microbial Genetics, UMBC
Sheldon Broedel, a member of the UMBC faculty since 2008, has a combined 33 years of industry and academic experience. He is a founder/CEO/CSO of Athena Environmental Sciences, Inc., a diversified biotechnology company that specializes in designing, developing and manufacturing bio-based products. Under the Athena Enzyme Systems™ brand, the company makes and sells a line of biotools designed to improve the expression and recovery of recombinant proteins. Additionally, Dr. Broedel has held research and management positions with Martin Marietta Laboratories (now Lockheed-Martin), Dorlin Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (formerly ChekTec Corporation). In 2005, Dr. Broedel received UMBC's Outstanding Alumni of the Year Award. He has a diverse range of scientific publications, holds five issued patents, and has designed, reduced to practice and launched more than 160 products. Dr. Broedel and his development teams have received ten SBIR grant awards for their work with infectious diseases, environmental products and diagnostic tests. Athena currently has a portfolio of over 500 products serving world-wide biotechnology and consumer markets.
Dr. Broedel completed his B.S. in Biology at the State University of New York at Geneseo and his M.S. and Ph.D. in Microbial Genetics at UMBC. He also holds positions as the Associate Graduate Program Director and Instructor for the MPS: Biotechnology at UMBC and as an Adjunct Professor with the Department of Microbiology and Immunology at Georgetown University School of Medicine.
You can view Dr. Broedel's public LinkedIn profile here.
B.S., Electrical Engineering, University of Virginia
Ph.D., John Hopkins University
Dr. Ted Foster is the Assistant Dean of the UMBC College of Engineering and IT. He joined UMBC in 2000 after a 36-year career at Westinghouse/Northrop Grumman Electronic Systems. Dr. Foster has served in various levels of management in advanced development or applied research in electronics, primarily for radar systems. For seven years he served as General Manager of the Electronics, Information, and Sciences Division at the Westinghouse Research Laboratory, in Pittsburgh, PA and Director of the Northrop Grumman Science and Technology Center. Other specialties include electro-optical surveillance, targeting, and missile warning, microwave design department, VHSIC programs, and surveillance radar systems.
Dr. Foster received his B.S. in Electrical Engineering from the University of Virginia and his Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering at Johns Hopkins University. Additionally, Dr. Foster is a Senior member of IEEE, a member of Tau Beta Pi and Sigma Xi, and serves as an Evaluator for ABET accreditation of EE and Computer Engineering programs.
You can view Dr. Foster's public LinkedIn profile here.
B.S., Chemical Engineering, Worcester Polytechnic Institute
MBA, University of Houston
Ph.D., Applied Management and Decision Sciences, Walden University
Toby Gouker, an adjunct with UMBC since 2011, has over 33 years of management experience in industry and academia. Currently serving as a Principal for Two BG Consulting, Dr. Gouker advises various educational institutions and professional associations on training and education program development. Previously, he was the Director of Operations at Certisusa where he managed several biotech facilities, an Engineering Research and Development Manager at W.R. Grace & Co commercializing power plant and other source air pollution control products, and a Project Leader at Exxon Research and Engineering Co.
Dr. Gouker's additionally has served as the Provost at Lyman Spalding Institute, where led the effort to build a global continuing education program for scientists and engineers to ensure pharmaceutical workforce capacity, the Vice President of University Affairs at American Graduate University, where he functioned as the lead academic and operating officer and Executive Director at Laureate Education, Inc. where he led National Technological University through its merger with Walden University.
Dr. Gouker received his Ph.D. in Applied Management and Decision Sciences from Walden University, his M.B.A. at the University of Houston, and a B.S. in Chemical Engineering at Worcester Polytechnic Institute. Dr. Gouker is also an Graduate Faculty member at American Graduate University and DeVry University.
You can view Dr. Gouker's public LinkedIn profile here.
Anita GrinerGraduate Faculty
B.A., Organizational/Personnel Psychology, UMBC
M.B.A., University of Baltimore
Specializing in project management consultation and instruction, Ms. Griner currently serves as Chief of Staff and Chief Performance Officer at Cognosante, a mid-size Health IT company. Prior to this position she served as the Deputy Director for the Data Sharing & Partnership Group at the Center for Program Integrity at the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services. Her programs included the ACA 6002 National Physician Payment Reporting Program: OPENPAYMENTS and the Healthcare Fraud Prevention Partnership (HFPP). She previously was a Project Manager at Maricom Systems, IBM, and Applied Digital Solutions where she trained and consulted with private, State and Federal government clients. Ms. Griner is Project Management Professional (PMP) certified through the national Project Management Institute.
Ms. Griner received her B.A. from UMBC in Organizational/Personnel Psychology and her M.B.A. from the University of Baltimore. She is a member of the Project Management Institute and actively serves on various project management focus groups and practice teams to develop and implement project management guidelines and standards. She has been named the HHS Secretary's Award for Distinguished Service and the CMS CIO's Citation Award for Project Management.
You can view Ms. Griner's public LinkedIn profile here.
Joshua Herring, recently joining UMBC faculty in 2012, is currently the Program Management Lead at the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) Center for Program Integrity. Through this position, Mr. Herring leads all aspects of program management for the successful implementation of the Physician Payment Sunshine Act, a major component of the Affordable Care Act, requiring public disclosure of $1.6B of payments and other transfers of value between drug and device manufacturers and over one million physicians and teaching hospitals. He has previously worked in the CMS Innovation Center and Office of Information Services. Prior to joining CMS, Mr. Herring was a Software Development Deputy Manager and Strategic Planning Analyst with Northrop Grumman.
Mr. Herring is a UMBC alumnus with a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering and M.S. in Engineering Management. Additionally, he is a PMI certified Project Management Professional (PMP)® and Scheduling Professional (PMI-SP)®, drawing on a breadth of project management, process improvement, strategic planning and portfolio analysis experience in the defense and federal sectors. He is a recognized expert in project planning tools & techniques.
You can view Mr. Herring's public LinkedIn profile here.
Michelle Jones
Graduate Faculty
B.S., Business Administration, University of Baltimore
M.S., Accounting and Business Advisory Services, Towson University and University of Baltimore
Michelle Jones has over 20 years of experience in various accounting management positions. Currently, she serves as the Corporate Controller of The Kane Company, the parent company of Office Movers, Office Shredding, Office Archives and Kane Third Party Logistics, based in Elkridge Maryland. In this role, she is responsible for overseeing the day-to-day accounting and managing a staff of ten in the accounts receivables and collections, accounts payable, payroll and financial reporting departments. Ms. Jones is also responsible for handling year-end financial and bank audits, reporting and filing payroll and unemployment taxes and serves on the company's executive committee. Since starting at The Kane Company, Ms. Jones has successfully participated in a payroll system implementation and conversion.
From 2011- 2013, Ms. Jones worked as Corporate Controller at ASG Security, where she managed all aspects of the financial, bank and tax audits and worked closely with the CFO on acquisitions. From 2008 to 2011, Ms. Jones served as Controller of CBS Radio in Washington, DC, where she was responsible for all accounting functions for five radio stations, including financial reporting, budgeting and forecasting, payroll, human resources, accounts payable and receivables, and credit and collections. While at CBS, Ms. Jones prepared the annual revenue and expense budgets and participated on several tactical initiatives, including the re-launch of the HFStival music concert. Previously, Ms. Jones served for 16 years at The Baltimore Sun holding various accounting positions. While at The Baltimore Sun, Ms. Jones assisted in a financial reporting and general ledger software conversion, helped develop and completed Sarbanes-Oxley documentation and testing matrices and developed compensation plans used in labor union negotiations.
Ms. Jones holds a B.S. in Business from the University of Baltimore, and a joint M.S. in Accounting and Business Advisory Services from Towson University and the University of Baltimore. She is also a Certified Public Accountant (CPA).
Keith R. Kirkwood
Graduate Faculty
B.S., Computer Information Systems, Eastern Washington University
M.S., Engineering Management, UMBC, 2014
Graduate, U.S. Army Computer Science School
Mr. Kirkwood has almost 30 years of leadership and management experience in both industry and the U.S. Army. He is currently an Engineering Program Manager for Northrop Grumman Electronic Systems in Linthicum, MD. He has been with Northrop Grumman for 18 years in a variety of leadership and management positions. His assignments include serving as the Communications Integrated Product Team lead for the Tactical Exploitation System, Department Systems Engineering Manager for the C4ISR Department, Lead Systems Engineer and Chief Engineer for the Distributed Common Ground System – Army (Version 4), and the manager for the Processing Architectures Department in the Advanced Concepts & Technology Division. Keith has also served as technical business development engineer and has been a functional manager for the previous 9 years.
Prior to joining Northrop Grumman, Keith served as a Cavalry officer and a Systems Automation Acquisition officer for the United States Army for 11 years. As an acquisition officer, he was responsible for the software lifecycle management for the All Source Analysis System (ASAS). As a Cavalry officer, Keith was fortunate to be able to witness firsthand the fall of the East-West German border.
Keith's principal areas of interest include cyber security, system of systems engineering, processing architectures, intelligence processing systems, component based software engineering and model driven engineering.
Dr. Thomas G. Moore
Program Director
B.S., Electrical Engineering, Northwestern University
M.S., Electrical Engineering, Northwestern University
Ph.D., Electrical Engineering, Northwestern University
Dr. Thomas G. Moore is the Graduate Program Director of the Engineering Management and Systems Engineering programs at UMBC. Dr. Moore has worked over 25 years in industry designing, developing, and testing products. His most recent position was the Director of Systems Engineering and Logistics for Northrop Grumman Electronic Systems. While at Electronic Systems Dr. Moore held a variety of positions ranging from technical strategy development to business area director responsible for capturing and executing technology development programs.
Dr. Moore received his B.S., M.S., and Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering from Northwestern University. He attended the Harvard Business School General Managers Program. Dr. Moore has published papers in the areas of computational electromagnetics, and radar signal processing. He holds several patents. Dr. Moore is a senior member of the IEEE, and a member of Sigma Xi.
Sam Negahban Ph.D.
Graduate Faculty
Doctor of Philosophy: University of Maryland, College Park
MS: Civil Engineering (Construction Management, Water Resources), Drexel University
BS: Civil Engineering (Construction Management, Transportation), Drexel University
Fluent in Persian-Farsi
Doctoral Thesis: Utilization of Enterprise Resource Planning Tools by Small to Medium Sized Construction Organizations, A Decision Making Model
Dr. Sam Negahban has been a fixture in the Maryland Commercial Construction Industry for over 30 years. He is a Senior Vice President with Brawner Builders, Inc. based in Hunt Valley, MD. Currently he is managing Brawner Builders Inc.'s facilities renovation programs for Federal, State, and local agencies. He has successfully developed a program to allow Brawner Builders, Inc. to compete and be awarded multiple Task Order, IDIQ, On-Call, Time & Material, Design Build Contracts. In addition, he has developed and managed a team that is currently competing successfully in public and private sector construction contracting.
Over the last twenty years, Dr. Negahban has developed an expertise for completing projects for Universities and local school districts under severe budgetary and time constraints. These projects have consisted of renovations to dormitories, lecture halls, class rooms, theaters, sport facilities, laboratories, and offices.
Dr. Negahban has published numerous research articles in journals and international conferences.
Graduate Faculty
B.S., Case Western Reserve University
J.D., University of Baltimore
Michael Oliver has been in the private practice of law for 19 years, currently concentrating his practice in transactional intellectual property matters, primarily in acquisition, protection and enforcement of intellectual property rights in computer and internet technology including domain names, trademark prosecution including opposition, cancellation and interference proceedings before the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board, copyright acquisition and enforcement, and advertising law including Lanham Act cases (false and misleading advertising, dilution, tarnishment). Mr. Oliver also has extensive experience in licensing of computer software, and licensing and ownership resolution of digital information on the internet.
Mr. Oliver received his J.D. from the University of Baltimore. He has taught numerous courses, seminars and workshops including: Introduction to Intellectual Property and Cyberspace law at the University of Maryland School of Law, and is a regular speaker for the Maryland Institute of Continuing Professional Education for Lawyers and for the Pennsylvania Bar Institute. Additionally, he has also authored and co-authored numerous articles and seminar materials that have been published by the American Bar Association and in the Maryland Bar Journal.
Mr. Oliver is also active in local community organizations, including playing a key role in organizing the Maryland State Bar Association's Intellectual Property Section, and regularly assisting low income artists for the Maryland Lawyers for the Arts. In his off time, Mr. Oliver enjoys playing classical guitar, being a past president of the Baltimore Classical Guitar Society, writing database and ecommerce based software, and digital photography.
Jonathan Powell
Graduate Faculty
MBA, University of Maryland
B.S., Systems Engineering, U.S. Naval Academy
Jonathan Powell, a Senior Program Manager for CACI, has over two decades of leadership experience both in industry and through service in the U.S. Navy. In his current position, he leads large complex software development efforts for the U.S. Army. Previously, Mr. Powell was a Project Executive for IBM's Corporate Global Pandemic Strategy Task Force. His other assignments at IBM included leadership roles on software implementations for various Federal Civilian and Classified organizations. During this time he also achieved IBM certifications as a Senior Project Manager and Java Platform Enterprise Edition (J2EE) Designer. As an officer in the Navy, Mr. Powell was a Submariner as well as a Regional Director for Admissions at the U.S. Naval Academy.
Mr. Powell received his Bachelor of Science in Systems Engineering from the U.S. Naval Academy and his M.B.A. from the University of Maryland. He also holds several advanced certificates, including a Master's Certificate in Project Management from George Washington University, Project Management Professional (PMP), Certified Government Financial Manager (CGFM), and the Cyber Security credential Security+. Mr. Powell's written work has been featured in numerous publications, including the magazines PM Network and Contract Management, respectively, as well as the journal CrossTalk.
You can view Mr. Powell's public LinkedIn profile here.
George Ray, D. Management
Graduate Faculty
B.S., Computer Science, University of Maryland
B.S., Accounting, University of Maryland, Magna Cum Laude
M.S., Software Engineering, West Virginia University
M.S., Marketing, West Virginia University
Doctorate in Management, SMC University
Dr. Ray is Chief of Application Services for the U.S. Judiciary and has 37 years of experience in the information technology field. Past positions include Senior Architectural Engineer and Senior Consultant at Microsoft, Manager of Microcomputer Systems at Amtrak, Director of Information Systems at the American Occupational Therapy Association and Computer Programmer for the Bell System.
Dr. Ray has expertise in complex management for international, national and regional businesses, agencies, military units and advanced projects in the following sectors: Finance, manufacturing, electronics, software, education, government, military, communications, consulting, healthcare and medical associations. His work background also includes international partnering, consortium and alliance building in multi-cultural, international environments with expat assignments in 5 countries including Mexico, Ecuador, Peru, Argentina, and Brazil.
Additionally, he has systems development and project management experience with national and international financial institutions including: Citibank, Bancomer, FilanBanco, various Federal Reserve Banks, Bureau of Public Debt, and NASDAQ. He has served as a Computer and Communications Officer in the United States Air Force, doing systems development work in a tempest secure facility. Finally, Dr. Ray has data warehouse development and information architecture experience with national and regional health care providers including: Veterans Health Affairs, and Sentera Health Systems, as well as knowledge management, workflow and collaboration work at the U.S. Judiciary.
Dr. Ray has been elected into the Beta Gamma Sigma, Phi Kappa Phi and Golden Key International Honor Societies. Other honors include the University of Maryland Honors Convocation for Outstanding Scholarship, Microsoft Outstanding Achievement Award, Microsoft Outstanding Contribution Award, Letter of Commendation from the Chief of Engineering USAFR, and the Commandant's List of Distinguished Students, USAARMS.
Dr. Ray has the following credentials and certifications:
- Project Management Professional - Project Management Institute;
- IBM Advanced Application Developer Certification
- Sun Microsystems Java 2 Programmer Certification
- Microsoft Certified Solution Developer
- Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer
- Microsoft Certified Trainer, Solution Development Discipline.
You can view Dr. Ray's public LinkedIn profile here.
Jeff Ray, D.Mgt.
Graduate Faculty
B.S. Civil Engineering, University of Maryland
M.S. Civil Engineering, University of Maryland
M.S. Engineering Management, George Washington University
J.D. University of Maryland School of Law
D.Mgt. SMC University (Zurg, Switzerland)
Dr. Jeffrey Ray, who began teaching for UMBC in 2011, is a Project Manager and Senior Systems Engineer at Northrop Grumman with 30 years of broad based problem solving experience related to the structured acquisition of information technology systems. Through his various positions at Northrop Grumman, Dr. Ray has managed the development and integration of software and computer hardware systems into military vehicle platforms, a Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear and Explosive (CBRNE) Integration and Test Lab (CITL) that brought in $25M worth of sales, implemented a data labeling system wrapper into the WinNT OS, qualified the integrated Command & Control software applications and introduced a streamlined IRAD documentation methodology adopted across the company.
Dr. Ray is a Subject Matter Expert in the areas of technical resource planning, staffing, and resource management, project planning and control, Scheduling, budget forecasting, and status reporting, systems engineering, integration and test, bringing structured process controls to software development, integration and test activities, and new business development and capture planning.
He received his B.S. and M.S. in Civil Engineering from the University of Maryland, a M.S. in Engineering Management from George Washington University, his J.D. from the University of Maryland School of Law, and his D.Mgt. from SMC University, Zurg, Switzerland.. Additionally, Dr. Ray is a PMI certified Program Management Professional (PMP), INCOSE Certified Systems Engineering Professional (CSEP), licensed Attorney at Law, certified six sigma black belt, registered Professional Engineer, and instrument rated private pilot with detailed knowledge of the national airspace system.
You can view Dr. Ray's public LinkedIn profile here.
Graduate Faculty
B.A., Economics and Political Science, University of Wisconsin, Madison
M.S., Electrical Engineering, Kansas State University
Ph.D., Electrical Engineering, Arizona State University
Lawrence Stout, specializing in quality and reliability engineering and management, lean principles, and associated statistical methods, is the Branch Chief of Microphotonics in the Electro-Optics and Photonics Division at the Army Research Laboratory in Adelphi, MD. He currently manages a group of scientists and engineers doing basic and applied research and development in a number of different areas of opto-electronics and photonics, provide technical leadership, and facilitate technology transitions into systems. Prior to this position, he was an associate professor of electrical engineering at Idaho State University and has taught 17 different engineering courses and received almost 2M dollars of research and equipment funding as either the principal investigator (PI) or as a co-PI. Dr. Stout has extensive leadership, management, supervisory, planning, mentoring, and budgetary skills and a wide range of technical hardware and software abilities. Additionally, he has five years of active duty military experience as an Army field artillery officer with expertise in field artillery, combat arms, planning, operations, intelligence and personnel.
Dr. Stout received his B.A. in Economics and Political Science at the University of Wisconsin, an M.S. in Electrical Engineering from Kansas State University, and a Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering from Arizona State University. Dr. Stout has frequently been published and has attended many workshops and conferences to present on a variety of topics. He is also a member of The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers.
You can view Dr. Stout's public LinkedIn profile here.
Richard Wilson
Graduate Faculty
M.A., Philosphy
Richard Wilson, a member of the UMBC Faculty since 2000, has been teaching philosophy for 30 years with a focus in applied ethics for 20 years. Currently, he is a full-time member of the UMBC philosophy department, where he developed a series of ethics courses and is currently teaching Ethical Issues in Science, Engineering and Information Technology, Ethical Issues in Information Technology, and Business Ethics at UMBC.
For the last 20 years, Mr. Wilson has taught traditional topics in applied ethics focusing on Medical and Bioethics, Business Ethics, and Environmental Ethics. He has been an ethics trainer for the Department of Justice with a focus on ethical issues in Police and Law Enforcement Agencies for the last 8 years. Additionally, Mr. Wilson has conducted numerous courses, seminars and ethics training workshops, including annual lectures during Ethics Week for the Community College System of Baltimore. Consultation work has included ethics training as part of Continuing Professional Education for the Administrative Judges of Maryland as well as numerous police agencies.
Mr. Wilson has also authored a number of books including Logic: Deductive, Inductive and Informal Reasoning; Logic, Values and Ethical Analysis; and, Business Ethics and Contemporary Issues. In his off time, Mr. Wilson currently is the chairman of the Board of Directors and ethics advisor for Family Building Center, Inc., a licensed child placement agency, and a board member of the Baltimore Museum of Art's Print, Drawing and Photography Society (PDPS) of the Baltimore Museum of Art.
James Ziegler
Graduate Faculty
B.S., Accounting, Towson University
M.B.A., Loyola College
James Ziegler, a financial officer with 25 years of experience, is currently employed at Mid-Atlantic Sports Network (MASN) in Baltimore, MD. In his current position, Mr. Ziegler manages a staff of seven professionals and is responsible for all facets of Accounting, Financial Reporting, Cash Management, Human Resources and Traffic related activities. During his tenure at MASN, he has successfully implemented a five year business plan and assisted in the network achieving its short and long term financial goals.
Mr. Ziegler holds a B.S. in Accounting from Towson University and a M.B.A. with a Finance Concentration from Loyola College. He is also a Certified Public Accountant (CPA).


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February 13, 2009
Grandma's Mendhiya Thogayal(Fenugreek Chutney)
This is one of my favorite thogayals. It tastes awesome when mixed with hot rice and ghee. Bitterness from fenugreek is offset by jaggery and tamarind in this recipe.
To roast:
Fenugreek seeds(Methi seeds)-1 tsp
Urud dal-2 tsp
Channa dal-2 tsp
Mustard seeds-1/4 tsp
Hing-1/4 tsp
Red chillis-5
Other ingredients:
Tamarind-3 inch piece
Roast the above ingredients in 2 drops of oil till golden brown. Cool.
Grind with rest of the ingredients adding little water to a course paste.
From the picture you can get an idea of how thick the paste should be.
Serve with hot rice and ghee.
Note: Rice should not be mushy. It be cooked in such a way that the grains are separate.
Ghee is a must. Thogalays taste great only when ghee is added.
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22nd March 2013
This is really a basic simple & robust dress, that is well made and falls well on a pregnant figure. There is an elastic bra support fabric inside the dress that is a bit uncomfortable but I think the dress décolletage style structurally needed the extra fabric there since there isn't any draping like most IO dresses. Overall I think this dress fits the bill for a basic maternity staple. I much prefer the IO Annabel dress! Please bring that Annabel style back its a showstopper! |
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Pregnancy never felt so glamorous
12th March 2013
I absolutely love this dress!! I bought the black dress in a size 0/2 (I am 5"7 and wear a size 6/8 in Aussie sizes pre pregnancy) and it fits like a dream. The dress arrived two weeks ago and already I have worn it to work, to casual weekend lunches and dressy dinner events. It is the perfect dress that can be dressed up or down and it is super comfortable. I love the ruching which shows off my bump at 22 weeks and I can see myself wearing this dress right until the end. It's definitely my favourite pregnancy purchase and no other maternity brand compares in terms of getting the right balance of style and comfort. It was my first IO purchase and I'm now a big fan. Splurge a bit and try it for yourself! The dress is totally worth it. |
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Great dress but rides down
12th February 2013
This is another great dress from IO, with really thick, good quality fabric. My only complaint is that it is quite long with a lot of fabric around the belly and I find it rides down a bit, and I have to keep hitching it up again. Having said that, I am still only 17 weeks, and my bump is therefore quite small, so I might appreciate the extra room in a few weeks. |
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A wardrobe staple
8th February 2013
All the previous positive reviews about this dress are spot on. It fits well in all the right places (if you are still keen to show your shape with bump) and is so easy and comfortable to wear. Just pull it on and go. It can be dressed up or down - I have worn it for smarter events with heels and day to day with boots. I'm 5ft 6 - and would perhaps ideally have chosen for the dress to be a couple of inches shorter, but not a great problem as with the rouched style you can sort of just pull it up a bit to where you want. Quality of the fabric feels good and like it will wear well - not too lightweight/ clingy which feels important when you are wearing something figure hugging. |
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Not good for too curvy
7th December 2012
I have a curvy figure and wear US 14. IO size 5 usually fits perfectly. I ordered this dress in blue and black. It didn't look flattering at all. I have a curvy figure, so the dress hugged me in all the wrong places, so in profile I could see my bump sticking out and then at the back my butt. The fabric was also too thick for my taste, heavy, and the long sleeves were not that comfortable. While it is winter so thick fabric is good, I didn't find this very breathable. Had this dress had more room though it would have looked too loose, ruched dresses are best as figure-hugging. But it just wasn't flattering on me, I am sending it back. |
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Fabulous Dress!
6th November 2012
I just received this dress and I'm in love with it. Ordered it in black and size 2 (I'm a US 6) and the fit is perfect. Just wish it came in more than two colours - steel gray would be nice! Hint, Hint IO designers! |
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Comfort and style
2nd October 2012
This piece is stunning. Love the blue color and the fit. |
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Another Stunner!
30th September 2012
Elegant, flattering, sexy, amazing quality, comfortable and versatile! This dress is just perfect in every way. I'm 24 weeks pregnant, 5' 6", 137lbs and the size 1 is perfect with room to grow. I'm a US size 2-4 pre pregnancy. I love that the dress also has a built in shelf bra. My chest has grown (and is still growing..currently I'm a 36D) and the built in bra was designed with that in mind! This dress makes you feel beautiful and sexy while pregnant. It's versatile and is a definite must for every pregnant woman out there. It's well worth the investment! I can't wait to wear this dress for the remainder of my pregnancy! |
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Just perfect
4th September 2012
It's just the perfect black dress for a pregnant woman. I don't look huge in it though I'm on my 37th week. I hope I'll wear it later as well. It suits for almost every occasion! |
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The perfect maternity dress!
24th August 2012
I am 18 weeks pregnant and received the ruched dress yesterday after a long search on the net and in the shops for the perfect black maternity dress. I wanted something that is stylish and sexy, grows with me during the entire pregnancy and embraces the bump whilst hiding all the imperfections of my growing hips and thighs. This dress is doing exactly that, and more! It fits perfectly (I am usually a UK size 8-10 and decided to get IO size 1 and I would say the sizes are on the big side, so this was the right choice for me whilst still having plenty of material to grow into) and it is possibly the best cut jersey dress and most comfortable dress I have ever come across. I didn't want to take it off! Love the sewn in 'bra' too which gives me a bit more support and makes my cleavage look great. My husband also loved it and spent considerable time going through the catalogue and suggesting other IO dresses I should consider getting. My best friend is pregnant too and I have just referred her to IO as it really is the best I have seen for budding mums who don't want to give up their style. Every pregnant woman should own one! |


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The last peanut of a day of Online Commentaries & Diversions aka the news you missed while present shopping, latke eating and flying:
• Review: The Comics Journal and Rucker crack the two books focusing on Malcom McNeill and William S. Burrough's artistic collaboration, Observed While Falling (the memoir) and The Lost Art of Ah Pook is Here. (the art book) "The art is awesome, the memoir is engaging. . .Ah Pook is in a characteristic style of Burroughs's middle period. He mixes a true-adventure story with bitter anti-establishment scenarios, gay sexual fantasies, science-fictional visualizations of chimerical mutants, and apocalyptic visions of a biological plague. . .The results are staggering—the best pictures of dicks that I've ever seen. . . ."
On the memoir "One of the pleasures of McNeill's memoir, Observed While Falling, is reading about hear about his conversations with Burroughs. Old Bill laid down some tasty aphorisms. . . Ah Pook is a word/image virus. Study these new books and enjoy the disease."
• Interview: Jaime and Gilbert Hernandez of Love and Rockets are interviewed by Tim Hodler, Dan Nadel and Frank Santoro on The Comics Journal. Jaime talks about becoming more popular cartoonists, "So Gilbert and I kind of set up our own ground where we go. We go, you love Raw? Raw's East Coast? Love and Rockets is West Coast. And they go, 'So West Coast is primitive and old-fashioned?' Fine. It's not art school."
• Review: Comics Alliance features several of our box sets on their Holiday Gift Guide: Deluxe Editions. On the Love and Rockets Library Collection, by Gilbert and Jaime Hernandez Andy Khouri states, "This indie comics mainstay has been going for nearly 30 years, making Love and Rockets as intimidating to some new readers as even the densest superhero mythologies. Luckily, Fantagraphics has made the Los Bros Hernandez saga about a massive cast of startlingly lifelike characters digestible in the form of affordable reprint volumes published in chronological order."
• Plug: Ode to Love and Rockets and Sonic Youth by a fan on Buzzfeed.
• Review: Douglas Wolk reviews Harvey Kurtzman's EC stories in Corpse on the Imjin! for the New York Times. "Kurtzman's writing could be bombastic — nearly all of these stories' titles end in exclamation points — but, as the United States became mired in the Korean War, his reeling disgust at the horrors of war (and his thick, slashing brush strokes) made for shockingly bold rhetoric."
•Review: The Atlantic lists Mark Twain's Autobiography 1910-2010 by Michael Kupperman as one of The Best Books I Read This Year. Chris Heller says "Kupperman's brilliance isn't just in his humor, though. Mark Twain's Autobiography is meant to be read in small doses, no more than half a dozen pages at a time. Trust me: You don't want to gorge on a book that's this weirdly amusing. But after a peek into Kupperman's hysterically twisted mind, you'll keep wanting to go back for more."
• Plug: Liquid Television spotlights Michael Kupperman, Mark Twain's Autobiography 1910-2010 and Tales Designed to Thrizzle Vols. 1 and 2 ."You may recognize him (or not) from some of his comedy writing for legit platforms (SNL, Huff Post, etc). He does a comic called Tales Designed to Thrizzle that's pretty good."
• Review: The Denver Westword is proud of their hometown hero, Noah Van Sciver, and his critical acclaim for The Hypo. Read on!
• Review: Comics Bulletin releases its 2012 Best Graphic Novel List and The Hypo by Noah Van Sciver makes it. "Van Sciver's toolkit includes the pens and pins of pathos and pain, self-doubt and angst, as much as it contains determination and fortitude. The Lincoln of The Hypo transcends his time, place, and even (or maybe especially) his name. . . It stands as a true example of the capabilities of this medium to deliver stories in a truly visceral manner," writes Daniel Elkin.
• Review: Unshelved comics review The Hypo by Noah Van Sciver. Gene Ambaum writes,"The mood of Lincoln's life in Springfield, Illinois, is well-expressed via the rough-hewn, cross-hatched skies, floorboards, and backgrounds."
• Review: Tim Callahan has nothing but love for Spacehawk by Basil Wolverton on Comic Book Resources. He states, "Wolverton's world is a weird and ugly and beautifully innocently horrible charmingly delightful one, and it has more in common with the absurd genre riffs from something like Pendleton Ward's Adventure Time or Jesse Moynihan's Forming or Tom Gauld's Goliath than it does the bland superhero melodrama of 'Marvel Mystery Comics'."
• Review: Comics Bulletin's Favorite Reprints Books of 2012 include Gary Panter's Dal Tokyo and our Carl Barks reprints. In reference to Carl Barks' Uncle Scrooge and Donald Duck, "I would not hesitate to say that Fantagraphics' reprints of Barks' Duck comics may very well be the best collection series that any comic company is doing today! . . Each story is funny, smart and just plain fun and Fantagraphics treat each and every panel on the page with care and detail," states Nick Boisson. Jason Sacks writes "[Dal Tokyo is] a freaking godsend from the reprint editors at Fantagraphics because it unearthed an amazing, surreal, brilliant lost classic that's like an artifact from some amazing parallel dimension.. . Readers are asked to bring our perceptions to these pages, to bring our intelligence and passion and appreciation for abstraction and love for everything that feels different and yet the same as everyday life."
• Review: School Library Journal files Walt Disney's Donald Duck: A Christmas for Shacktown by Carl Barks in the Dewey (Huey and Louey) decimal of their hearts. J. Caleb Mozzocco says "[It] features another 200 pages of master cartooning from 'The Good Duck Artist' in a nicely produced bookshelf- or backpack-ready hardcover edition. . . the Barks books are great comics for kids and adult fans of the medium."
• Review: Uncle Scrooge: Only a Poor Old Man makes the Best of or Our Favorite Books of 2012 list on the Village Voice. Alan Scherstuhl states, "Sprightly, inventive, wise, and more exciting than 60-year-old-duck tales should be, Barks's work already stands at the top of any list of history's greatest comics. It should also rank high among stories, period."
• Plug: J. Caleb Mozzocco reveals the many coats of Uncle Scrooge (SO FAR). Find a cut that works and get it in every color, right?
• Review: Brooklyn Based thinks Sexytime edited by Jacques Boyreau is for you and suggests books for reading and giving. "This book is a journey into the aesthetic of porn," states Jon Reiss.
• Interview: Alex Dueben interviews Lilli Carré on Comic Book Resources about comics and animation. "I loved designing and arranging the [Heads or Tails]. Figuring out which pieces to include and the best order for them took quite a while, since I wanted each story to speak to the one before and after it, and to have a good flow despite the shift in styles. It was like making a high-stakes mix tape."
• Review: North Adams Transcript and John Seven look at Heads or Tails by Lilli Carré. "The multi-faceted Lilli Carre -- author, illustrator, animator -- presents stories that are as gentle as they are cryptic, in which the darkness of her themes meld perfectly with the sweetness of her style. . .Carre's short work is collected and celebrated, revealing a creator of power, easily on the level with lauded types like Chris Ware."
• Review: Hooded Utilitarian makes it through Josh Simmons' The Furry Trap (probably with all the lights on in the house). James Romberger writes it is "packed cover to cover with shudders that cannot be anticipated, that grow worse as they progressively become less clearly defined. The last narrative is the most frightening because it is a straightforwardly articulated bit of cinematography on paper that, as with the most effective of suspenseful creations, gains in impact from what is never shown, the reader's mind having already been prepared by the foregoing tales to expect the worst."
• Review: Lettering master Todd Klein on the Complete Peanuts Vol. 18 1985-1986 . "Thirty-five years into his fifty year run on this strip, Charles Schulz continues to keep me smiling and laughing. . .Highly recommended."
• Review: Comics Alliance features several of our box sets on their Holiday Gift Guide: Deluxe Editions. On The Complete Peanuts Collection box sets by Charles M Schulz. Andy Khouri writes, "Reprinted in chronological order with the highest production values, any one of these books would make an auspicious addition to any bookshelf."
• Review: School Library Journal looks at Charlie Brown's Christmas Stocking by Charles M. Schulz. J. Caleb Mozzocco says, "Schulz's Peanuts has always been unique in its ability to speak to audiences of adults and children simultaneously. . . Nice then to have a comic that can speak to kids, adults and the little kids the adults used to be all at the same time—even if only for a quick 40 pages or so."
• Review: HeroesOnline looks at The Complete Syndicated Pogo Vol. 2 "Bona Fide Balderdash" by Walt Kelly. "Pogo certainly belongs on any informed list of the top 5 newspaper comic strips of all time. The artwork is stunning, the pacing is fast, the characters simply come alive on the page; the plot-lines are crazy and labyrinthine and above all hilarious . . . Fantagraphics does the Kelly oeuvre proud with beautiful production values and insightful introductory material," states Andy Mansell.
• Review: Dungeon Quest 3 by Joe Daly is the Best of Year 2012 on the Forbidden Planet International site. Clark Burscough writes, "Deceptively simple looking artwork contains hidden depths, and the mythology that Joe Daly is building up around these characters and their world is starting to get properly out there.. . And on top of that – it's laugh out loud funny. I can't go into precisely why, because it's also laugh out loud filthy. Something for everyone in these books."
• Interview: Comic Book Resources and Alex Dueben interview James Romberger on his collaboration of 7 Miles a Second (and Post York). On his love of New York-centric books, "It is strange that I'll get used to an aspect of the landscape, but so often, I will come out to find it gone and replaced with something completely different. Still, I also love that shifting quality and the multiculturalism of the city; it is my primary subject," says Romberger.
• Review: Listen, Whitey! on NPR Music for its MUSIC compilation. Matt Sullivan, assistant to author Pat Thomas, talks to Michaelangeo Matos about the project to accompany the book. "There's no way that Sony or EMI were going to [automatically] say yes to the Bob Dylan or John & Yoko tracks, because they get those requests all day. Years ago, Pat went to Bob Dylan's office and got those guys to approve it. The same thing with Yoko. . ."
• Plug: Speaking of 2013, Johanna Draper Carlson of Comics Worth Reading can't wait for Pretty in Ink: American Women Cartoonists by Trina Robbins to come out!
• Review (reprint): Publishers Weekly reissues their prime reviews on Blacklung, Heads or Tails, and Los Tejanos and Lost Cause .
• Plug: Nick Gazin of VICE posts pictures a friend sent of the Spain Rodriguez tribute murals made this month in Brooklyn.
• Plug: Why doesn't Richard Sala take on the Caped Crusader? A question posed by Michael May on CBR.
• Plug: Johnny Ryan's Prison Pit shirts and vinyl figurines are on sale at Monster Worship for the truly tainted souls.
• Plug: Justin Hall (editor of No Straight Lines) has a new comic in the comics edition of SF Weekly. Enjoy!


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OpenMW is a new engine for 2002's Game of the Year, The Elder Scrolls 3: Morrowind. This is our ninth release for 2012! Pretty good for a volunteer project. It aims to be a fully playable (and improved!), open source implementation of the game's engine and functionality. If you are looking for a C++ project, please consider joining us!
Check out our latest release video on youtube.
You will still need the original game data to play OpenMW. OpenMW will run on Windows, Mac OS X and Linux.
To give you a better idea of what this project is about, here are some of the aims for the future of OpenMW:
-be a full featured reimplementation of Morrowind
-run natively on Windows, Linux and MacOS X
-support all existing content, including Tribunal, Bloodmoon and all user created mods
-allow much greater modability: change game rules, create new spell effects, etc through scripting.
-fix system design bugs, like the "dirty" GMST entries in mods, and the savegame "doubling" problem
-improve the interface and journal system
-It will allow other modders to improve game mechanics, physics, combat, graphics and AI
-It will allow other modders to make multiplayer
OpenMW is released under the GNU GPL V3. We code in c++ and we use Ogre3d renderer and the bullet physics library. We are looking for active developers to help us achieve our 1.0 goal of being a bug free Morrowind that can run natively on Windows, Linux and Mac. If you have spare time, we'd love your help.
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OpenMW Homepage: http://openmw.org/
Downloads: https://code.google.com/p/openmw/downloads/list
Downloads for Ubuntu users: https://launchpad.net/~openmw/+archive/openmw
Official Youtube Channel http://www.youtube.com/user/MrOpenMW
Chat @freenode http://freenode.net/ #openmw
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Are there any Windsurfing only Holiday Destinations?
I and a group of friends are looking for a windsurfing only holiday destination, we hate windsurfing near people that kitesurf, who take up so much room and make it dangerous for us. We are prepared to pay a financial premium to holdiay in a windsurf only area. Do such places exists?
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Any prefered continent or countries? Strong wind, medium wind, flat water, waves?
What�s about Alacati/Turkey or Gran Canaria/Spain? Chris www.chrispressler.com
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Anywhere, we are all professionals, we used to holiday at Coco's Is now full of kites, been to Maui several times not recently, but people told me lot's of kitesurfers go now. |
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http://www.mauikiteboardingassociati.../kitemaps.html However, kiters with an attitude routinely disregard the agreement and show up at other areas where they make a nuisance of themselves, including Lowers Kanaha, Uppers Kanaha, Camp One, Spreckelsville, and elsewhere - all of these restricted areas according to the agreement and the maps. Yet, there is hope. Word is that the FAA intends to rescind the agreement entirely when it comes up for review next year. This means that kiting will be banned completely and Maui will be a kite-free zone. A letter-writing campaign is under way to support the FAA's decision. The MKA has demonstrated that it has no control over the kiting community, and that its self-policing is entirely ineffective; therefore it will have no basis to protest the ban. This probably will not happen before your coming vacation, but maybe the next time, you might just be able to enjoy Maui again. |
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You could try El Tur (Egypt) where there are very few people on the water at any time and only the occasional kiter who will almost always be well out of the way. Dahab (Egypt) is crowded with windsurfers and the odd kiter but I have never had a problem with them. Usually it is just beginners in the lagoon where you would not be windsurfing.
Cabo Verde is also a good destination. The Kiters usualy launch at the other side of the island to windsurfers. Can we not all play together? I often sail Hayling island (UK) where we all get along well. The kiters tend to sail in the shallow water of the sand bar and where we mix most tend to get along well.
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My experience is that Kiters jump unpredictably, fly upwind of you and you have to pass under their lines, and I have been hit by a kite once and had many near misses, I don't know what more evidence I need to know they are unsafe??? I value my life and health too much to risk windsurfing near them, can't trust them. |
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Never came into troubles with a kitesurfer. Last time I saw a board swimming far downwind and fixed it on the boom to get it back on shore. Was tricky, but the variotrimsystem on my boom made it possible.
Guess, you just should stay away from areas where beginners start to kitesurf. If kitesurfers are experienced, it�s�easy. Had many good sessions with kitesurfers in Vietnam ripping together in waves. What�s about Baja Calafornia (La Ventana, Los Barilles)? There is a lot of space for both "disciplines". Enjoy, Chris
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Bonaire, Lac Bay didn't have any kiting there last time I was there, you might want to re-check, at Cabarate, DR., kiting/windsurfing are at opposite side of larger sailing area
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