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I was selected in 2013 by Creative England as one of only five English filmmakers to be supported by Creative England for the TALENT LAB programme at Edinburgh International Film Festival (EIFF)
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– Director/Producer/Camera/Editor of "Love" (2013) (short) awarded "Best Film" at Southampton Film Week; Guerilla Film Award & Winning Film team Production Award. 50Kisses Premiere; Official selection for Edinburgh Short Film Festival ; Official selection New York Bootleg Film Festival. also screened at Rhode Island International Film Festival and London Independent Film Festival
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Join pioneering thought leaders such as Stephen Holbrook, David Kopel and Andrew F. Branca for a full day seminar covering the latest in firearm legalese. A day that earns attorneys in attendance with Continuing Legal Education credit. Better yet, you don't even have to be a lawyer to attend the 17th Annual Firearms Law Seminar.
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Hilariously Bad Lion Taxidermy
Behold, the Derp Of The Jungle! In its own way, it's quite impressive.
In 1731, King Fredrick I of Sweden either killed or received a lion. The translation is kind of spotty.
At any rate, only the skin and bones made it back to Stockholm from Africa because dead lion flesh surprisingly fails to travel well. And with Google Image Search almost three hundred years from being invented, the Royal Taxidermist had never seen an actual lion. But he put his best effort forth with the information at hand.
This is the result. The Derp of the Jungle can still be seen in all his glory at Gripsholm Castle.
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Vestas Plunges Amid Cash Shortage Concerns: Copenhagen Mover
Sept. 12 (Bloomberg) -- Vestas Wind Systems A/S fell the most in six weeks in Copenhagen trading after Sanford C. Bernstein & Co. cut its recommendation and price target saying the world's largest wind turbine maker is running out of cash.
Vestas fell as much as 9.7 percent, the most since Aug. 1. The stock lost 8.8 percent to 39.94 kroner at 9:49 a.m. in the Danish capital, making it today's biggest decliner in the OMX Copenhagen 20 index and in the Stoxx Europe 600 Index.
Vestas, hurt by increased competition and lower government subsidies for green energy, said July 31 its banks have allowed it to draw on credit lines as its cash flow deteriorated. The company has since accelerated job cuts. Vestas on Aug. 27 said it was in "strategic" talks with Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd. without elaborating on the nature of a possible partnership.
A tie-up with Mitsubishi Heavy is "unlikely to provide sufficient cash to Vestas," Martin Prozesky, a London-based analyst at Sanford Bernstein, said in a note today. "The market outlook remains negative. The steps that management has taken are not enough to sustainably turn around performance."
Prozesky cut his recommendation on the share to underperform from market-perform and lowered his share price estimate by 23 percent to 20 kroner, which is the lowest of the 26 Vestas analysts tracked by Bloomberg.
Before today, the shares of the Aarhus, Denmark-based company had jumped 29 percent since the announcement on the Mitsubishi Heavy talks.
"Vestas' stock has experienced wild swings over the past weeks as worries about the balance sheet and press reports about a potential strategic investor grabbed the headlines," Prozesky said. "Our view has been that the stock is largely 'un-investable' given these two potential extreme outcomes."
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DOT Proposes Ban On Electronic Cigarettes On Airlines
Despite an existing law prohibiting the use of tobacco products on commercial flights, the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) is considering instituting a ban of the use of electronic cigarettes on airplanes, various media outlets reported Thursday.
According to Bart Jansen of USA Today, the proposal was published today in the Federal Register — "the first step in government regulation," according to the reporter.
"Airline passengers have rights, and this new rule would enhance passenger comfort and reduce any confusion surrounding the use of electronic cigarettes in flight," Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood said, according to A. Pawlowski of CNN.com. The DOT added that they were concerned over the "lack of scientific data and knowledge of the ingredients in electronic cigarettes."
The majority of electronic cigarettes do not actually burn tobacco, which would make them exempt under the existing regulation, despite the similarity of their appearance to actual cigarettes. The devices use a lithium batters to heat a liquid nicotine solution, transforming it into a vapor that is inhaled by the user, according to the Food and Drug Administration (FDA).
Ray Story, Chief Executive of the Tobacco Vapor Electronic Cigarette Association, an advocacy group which promotes the devices as an alternative to traditional tobacco-filled cigarettes, told reporters that he believed the proposed ban was unfair. Story claimed that the ban was being supported by tobacco product and smoking cession aid manufacturers.
"Honestly, it's just insane," he said, according to Jansen. "It clearly shows to me that it's motivated by whoever is pulling the biggest purse strings: big tobacco, big pharmaceutical."
In a separate interview with Pawlowski, he said that the electronic cigarettes posed no danger to other passengers on a plane. Story added that the ban would force users of the devices to retreat to the same areas occupied by users of traditional tobacco products, thus forcing them to be exposed to the ill effects of secondhand smoke against their will.
Hugo Martin of the Los Angeles Times reports that the public has until November 14 to submit their comments on the proposed ban. He says that individuals can do so online at http://www.regulations.gov/, and then search using the keyword "electronic cigarettes."
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Hollis Thompson scored a game-high 21 points Friday as the Spurs beat Milwaukee 90-80 in their final game of the Las Vegas summer league at Cox Pavilion. Thompson was 8 of 12 from the field, including 2 of 2 on 3-pointers. Ryan Richards added 18 points, including seven in the third quarter when the Spurs […] [Read More]
Spurs announce Summer League schedule
The Spurs have announced their schedule at the NBA Summer League 2013 in Las Vegas. They and 21 other teams are guaranteed at least five games, with two coming in a seeded tournament that begins on July 12. A championship game will be held on July 22. The broadcast schedule on NBA TV will be […] [Read More]
Spurs among 22 Vegas Summer League teams
The Spurs are among 22 teams, including 21 from the NBA, that will participate in the 2013 Summer League at Las Vegas. Games will be held from July 12-22 at the Thomas & Mack Center and COX Pavilion. In addition to the 21 NBA teams, a 22nd team will comprise NBA D-League Select players. All […] [Read More]
Magic hire Spurs aide Vaughn as head coach
Express-News staff and wire reports When Jacque Vaughn came looking for a job post-playing career in 2010, the Spurs did not have an opening for an assistant coach. So Gregg Popovich created one. That's how highly Popovich thought of Vaughn, Tony Parker's former backup. Even then, Popovich knew Vaughn would be a short-term rental. His […] [Read More]
Mavericks work OT to finish off Spurs
The Dallas Mavericks outscored the Spurs 6-0 in a two-minute overtime period to secure an 82-76 win Saturday in the final game for each club at the 2012 Summer League in Las Vegas. Jae Crowder led the way with 21 points for Dallas (4-1), which squandered a 13-point second-half lead. Justin Dentmon added 16. Cory […] [Read More]
Don't tell rookie Denmon the odds
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Standing pat is just fine with Popovich
LAS VEGAS — To hear Spurs coach Gregg Popovich tell it, negotiating a new contract with franchise big man Tim Duncan this summer was a lot like negotiating with the mob. "He was just as big a pain in the neck as he was when he almost went to Orlando," Popovich joked, referring to Duncan's […] [Read More]
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By Jeff McDonald LAS VEGAS — In the span of four hours this past week, the Spurs announced the return of one backup point guard (Patrick Mills) and the signing of another (Nando de Colo). With two international roadblocks suddenly in his path to playing time, it would have been easy for Cory Joseph to […] [Read More]
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Horizon Air will make its first entry into the Alaskan market next year, as its parent company Alaska Airlines plans to launch new routes from Anchorage to Phoenix and Las Vegas this December.
Alaska Airlines says that its regional affiliate will begin intra-Alaska service in March 2014 when it assumes flying that is operated by the mainline carrier's Boeing 737 aircraft.
The Seattle-based carrier also plans to start year-round Anchorage-Las Vegas flights on 19 December and seasonal Anchorage-Phoenix flights on 18 December through 19 April 2014. Both flights will each operate three times weekly.
Alaska Airlines already serves Las Vegas from Bellingham, Portland (Oregon) and Seattle, and Phoenix from Portland and Seattle.
The airline says that it is gaining flexibility to start the new routes from Anchorage because Horizon Air is assuming some of its Alaska flying.
Beginning 3 March 2014, Horizon Air will make its first foray into the state when it begins flying eight daily roundtrips from Anchorage to Fairbanks using 76-seat Bombardier Q400 turboprops.
Those flights will replace some Alaska Airlines' 737s that currently operate the route, allowing the airline to increase frequency between the cities from seven daily round trips to nine round trips, Alaska Airlines tells Flightglobal.
The Horizon flights will operate year round.
Also on 3 March 2014, the regional carrier will begin flying once daily between Anchorage and Kodiak, replacing one of Alaska Airlines' two daily 737 flights on the route.
Horizon's Anchorage-Kodiak flight will operate seasonally and will end on 30 April 2014, but will resume in October for the October-April season.
"Flying the fast and efficient Q400 enables Alaska Airlines to increase our frequency from seven to nine round trips a day for Anchorage-Fairbanks travellers, giving them more options for travelling between the state's two largest cities," says Marilyn Romano, Alaska Airline's regional vice-president in Alaska, in the media release. "It also gives us the flexibility to fly our larger aircraft to new destinations out of Anchorage, such as the new nonstop routes to Las Vegas and Phoenix."
Horizon, which until now has operated only in the continental UAS, will establish a crew base in Anchorage composed of 60 employees, including 30 flight attendants and 30 pilots, Alaska Airlines says.
Customer service and maintenance for Horizon's flights will be provided by Alaska Airlines.
"This is brand new for them and for us," Alaska Airlines says of Horizon's new service. "It will allow us to increase service between Alaska and the lower 48 [states] using our larger aircraft."
Horizon's Q400 aircraft have heads-up guidance systems and satellite-based navigation, similar to Alaska Airlines' 737s, says the media release.
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Click through to discover Nicole Fritton's September style must-haves.
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So to re-iterate, amazon is NOT sending out beta keys currently even though they're advertising that they are?
Essentially. This appears to be the situation with Amazon US. Folks who order later don't seem to be getting codes. As a result, I'd say the safest option is probably to go with Direct2Drive or Steam, which
give you a preorder beta/headstart code immediately. Direct2Drive in particular is supposed to be very good with this.
You can then take that and buy the lifetime subscription immediately.
Now...if you preorder from another retailer and DON'T get a code in the mail, you can still contact STO customer support directly. Cryptic's been pretty good about getting folks set up if the retailers let them down. Just have proof-of-purchase on-hand; e-mail them your electronic receipt or something.


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Workshops at Penland
Workshops are open to serious students of all levels unless specified in course description; beginners welcome.
Cynthia Bringle, Bottle with Lid,
clay, 9 x 5-1/2 x 4 inches
Cynthia Bringle
Clay: The Next Level
This workshop will explore mostly wheelthrown pottery—from technique to design—with an eye toward raising each student's skills to the next level. We'll work with stoneware and porcelain and fire gas, salt, and soda kilns. The workshop will include field trips to area studios and discussions of studio practice and marketing. During a two-week visit, Jerolyn Morrison will introduce the ancient pot-making and cooking techniques of the Minoan civilization (3000–1485 BCE). Students will make and use Minoan-style cooking pots to create ancient flavors. Intermediate to advanced level; throwing skills required. Code S00CA
Studio artist and workshop teacher; fellow of the American Craft Council, North Carolina Award, honorary doctorate from Memphis College of Art; collections: North Carolina Governors Residence, Mint Museum, and many kitchen cabinets.
SPRING session 2
april 5 - 11, 2015
Joy Seidler, Two Moon Journals, paste paper coptic binding,
9 x 12 inches, dust jacket journal with image sewn, 10 x 8 inches
Caverly Morgan & Joy Seidler
Mindfulness & Making
Our workshop will focus on discovering authentic personal entry points into the creative process. Together we'll explore mindful participation with creativity and with life as we avoid the temptations of control and end-gain. We will use crafts—including pastepaper, journal making, clay work, and other forms—as a vehicle for the practice of presence and receptivity and for experiencing interconnectedness. We'll also explore meditation, strategies for bringing mindful practices into your life, and the role of service in craft. And we'll address questions such as, "What does it mean to be a vehicle for creative life force while being an object maker?" and "How can our creative processes assist us in being more awake in the world?" All levels. Code S02CB
Caverly: meditation teacher, Zen practitioner and founding director of One House of Peace.
Joy: studio artist, consultant, educator, trainer of teachers; 20 summers of pastepaper journal workshops in Massachusetts.
spring SEssion 3
april 19 - 25, 2015
Pam Brewer, Grin and Bear It,
ceramic glaze test tiles, concrete 10 x 16 x 13 inches>
Pam Brewer
Mosaic: An Exploration
Students will learn a direct-application mosaic process and explore unique ways of seeing mosaics. While addressing both the art and craft of this ancient art form, we'll consider the rules and how to break them—both literally and figuratively. Exploration will include exercises with a variety of forms, substrates (architectural or sculptural), and application techniques. We'll interpret scale and scope and incorporate a variety of materials including artist-made tiles and reclaimed and found parts. All levels. Code S03CB
Studio artist, interior designer; teaching: Appalachian State University (NC), Odyssey Center (NC), Campbell Folk School; community/public art: The Free Clinic (NC), Appalachian State University (NC), Christ Church Episcopal School (SC), Watauga High School (NC)..
SUMMER session 1
May 24 - June 5, 2015
Chris Gustin, Vessel with Dimple #1305,
stoneware, anagama wood fired, 31 x 17 x 16 inches>
Chris Gustin
Wood Firing: Exploring
Form & Surface
Wood firing offers numerous possibilities for the potter. This workshop will address different ways of approaching ideas and material in pottery using the wood kiln as a means for expression. Well discuss formal issues such as line, volume, and scale, as well as conceptual ideas concerning aesthetics, historical reference, and function. Students will be encouraged to explore form alteration and surface decorating techniques. Well work with stoneware and porcelain. Intermediate/advanced level: wheelthrowing or handbuilding proficiency required. No wood firing experience necessary. All levels. Code 01CA
Professor emeritus from University of Massachusetts-Dartmouth; 40-year retrospective traveling exhibition most recently at American Museum of Ceramic Art (CA); collections: Renwick Gallery (DC), Victoria and Albert Museum (London), Los Angeles County Museum of Art.
Pattie Chalmers, Reclining Listener,
clay, mixed media, 13 x 14 x 14-1/2 inches>
Pattie Chalmers
Animal, Vegetable, Mineral, & Me
In this workshop I will demonstrate the handbuilding techniques I use to construct earthenware figures and objects. Each student will build a clay self-portrait that includes an animal, a vegetable, and a mineral. Using images and memories as source material, youll create a sculpture inspired by both experience and imagination. The addition of animals, vegetables, and minerals will encourage meaning and narrative to emerge, perhaps resulting in an increased understanding of your self. All levels. Code 01CB
Sculptor and vessel maker; teaching: Southern Illinois University-Carbondale (IL), Santa Fe Clay (NM), Lawrence Art Center (KS); exhibitions: Society for Contemporary Craft (PA), Northern Clay Center (MN), The Clay Studio (PA), Scripps College (CA); work published in Ceramics and the Human Figure, Ceramics Art and Perception, Ceramics Monthly.
SUMMER session 2
June 7 - 19, 2015
Greg Daly, Evening Light,
luster glazed ceramic, 7 x 16 inches
Greg Daly
Exploring Form & Color
The first goal of this workshop is to develop students throwing skills so they can control and refine the final form of the work. A series of shapes and exercises will sharpen these skills and help students establish their own voice in regard to form. Students will develop their own base glazes and a palette of colors using different quick and easy blending methods such as line blends, square blends, and color blends. Well then apply these glazes to your work using a variety of glaze application techniques. Well fire stoneware to cone 9, both oxidized and reduction.Intermediate/advanced level: basic throwing skills required. Code 02CA
Head of ceramics at Australian National University; 37 national and international awards; 80 solo exhibitions throughout Australia; collections: Australian National Gallery, Victoria and Albert Museum (London); author of Glazes and Glazing Techniques, Developing Glazes, and Lustre (all AC Black)
Michael Keighery, Buddies,ceramic, 14 inches tall
Michael Keighery
Self-Expression through Clay
This workshop for novice to advanced students will engage in quick and productive creative strategies useful in exploring complex ideas in ceramics. Well start with exercises that cover a wide range of construction techniques including slab and coil construction processes. Students will research the differences and similarities of how we see ourselves and how others see us. Well work on tiles or sculptures and use a range of mark-making, drawing, and coloring approaches (such as colored slips and underglazes) to explore different ways of making marks on clay. All levels. Code 02CB
Studio artist; instructor and resident artist at Australian National University; former head of fine arts at University of Western Syndey (Australia); collections: National Gallery of Australia, National Gallery of Victoria (Australia), Powerhouse Museum (Australia), Taipei Fine Arts Museum, Fuping International Ceramics Galleries (China)
All workshops in Session 2 will be taught by artists
from Australian National University.
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SUMMER session 3
June 21 - JULY 3, 2015
Linda Christianson, Basket,wood-fired
stoneware, 11 x 7 x 6-3/4 inches
Linda Christianson
Pots & Woodfire
Our ideas for pottery come from what we pay attention to. This workshop in making and wood-firing pots will focus on our own personal curiosities and on becoming comfortable with ideas, shapes, and methods that have eluded or are new to us. Well explore the making of functional pots through demonstrations, lively discussions, and plenty of individual attention. Well work with high-fire stoneware and/or porcelain, flashing slips, and glazes, firing our work in the wood kiln. Students may bring high-temperature bisqueware to help fill the kiln. All levels. Code 03CA
Studio potter; teaching: Truro Center for the Arts (MA), Haystack (ME), Anderson Ranch (CO), Arrowmont (TN), Hartford School of Art (CT), Carleton College (MN); NEA and McKnight Foundation fellowships; recent exhibitions: Craft in America Center (Los Angeles), Cedar Creek Gallery (NC), Tolne (Denmark), AKAR Design Gallery (IA), Baltimore Clayworks, The Clay Studio (Philadelphia).
Jerilyn Virden, Square Nesting Bowls,handbuilt earthenware,
6 x 14 x 14 inches
Jerilyn Virden
Handbuilt Pots for Food
Working with earthenware clay, students will use handbuilding techniques to explore the vessel both as functional container and aesthetic object. Students will use pinching, coiling, carving, slab work, and simple bisque molds to create utilitarian pottery that showcases the food it contains. Well make serving pieces as well as dinnerware. Our emphasis will be on form with functional glaze surfaces. Well view the food presentation as the decoration. All levels. Code 03CB
Studio artist; teaching: Arrowmont (TN), Santa Fe Clay, Odyssey Center (NC), Riverarts (VT); North Carolina Arts Council fellowship; former Penland resident artist; exhibitions: Signature Gallery (GA), Society of Arts and Crafts Boston, SOFA New York, SOFA Chicago, 18 Hands (Houston), Architectural Digest Home Design Show (NYC)
SUMMER session 4
july 5 - 17, 2015
Steve Loucks, Blue Mist Combo Jar with Dots, ,clay,
10 x 17 x 10 inches
Steve Loucks
To Set the Table
This workshop is centered around wheelthrowing pottery, altering and embellishing, and assembling sections to make tableware. Several wheelthrowing and handbuilding techniques will be demonstrated and used in combination as each student makes a place setting, a napkin holder, serving dishes, a pitcher, a teapot, and salt and pepper shakers. Well cover several glaze application methods along with techniques for glazing and firing to cone 6 electric and cone 10 gas reduction. All levels. Code 04CA
Studio potter; retired professor from Jacksonville State University (AL); other teaching: Arrowmont (TN), Odyssey Center (NC), Campbell Folk School (NC); two Alabama State Council on the Arts fellowships, Southern Arts Federation/NEA fellowship; host of several Alabama Clay Conferences, panelist at NCECA conferences.
Kip OKrongly, Turbine Teapot, hearthenware, slip, underglaze,
terra sigillata, stencil, 7 x 13 x 5-1/4 inches
Kip OKrongly
Investigating Earthenware:
Form to Surface
What makes a unique functional pot? How can surface and form blend to strengthen ideas? Well investigate questions like these with a bit of wheel work alongside slab and coil techniques, as we develop pots using templates, molds, and extruded components. After constructing a foundation of handbuilt forms, well introduce the digital plotter cutter, which effortlessly translates drawings into stencils. By layering stencils with colorful slips, underglazes, sgraffito, and latex resist, well create engaging, depth-filled surfaces at low-fire temperatures. Well also cover self-burnishing terra sigillata, the magic of paper clay repairs, single firing, and lots of helpful studio tips. All levels. Code 04CB
Studio artist; teaching: 18 Hands (TX), Arrowmont (TN), Baltimore Clayworks, Northern Clay Center (Minneapolis); Northern Clay Center resident artist and materials technician; McKnight fellowship.
SUMMER session 5
july 19 - August 4, 2015
Silvie Granatelli, Swan Platter,porcelain, 3 x 14 inches
Silvie Granatelli
Exploring Forms for Presentation
This workshop will focus on wheelthrown and handbuilt porcelain pottery for the dining table, food presentation, and the development of one or two specific forms such as pouring vessels and wide-open serving forms. Through demonstrations, lectures, and hands-on experimentation, students will experience a wide range of altering techniques. Well explore surface design on clay during the leather-hard and bone-dry stages. Well fire in gas kilns to cone 9/10. Well also cover various studio, marketing, and professional practices. Well visit local studios and try to understand what makes ones pottery uniquely ones own. All levels. Code 05CA
Studio potter; teaching: Virginia Tech, Berea College (KY), Red Lodge Clay Center (MT), Arrowmont (TN), La Meridiana (Italy), Anderson Ranch (CO); exhibitions: AKAR Design Gallery (IA), Ogden Museum (New Orleans), Northern Clay Center (Minneapolis), Ferrin Gallery (MA)
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Cristina Córdova, Autorretrato como hombre en la noche,
ceramic, resin, steel, 60 inches tall
Arturo G. Córdova & Cristina Córdova
Sculpture in Motion
In this workshop each student will create an articulated ceramic sculpture and use it to develop a stop-motion animation sequence. Techniques will include general anatomy and ceramic construction as well as ways to combine ceramic elements with simple posable armatures. Well cover basic lighting and stop-motion animation systems focusing on the fundamentals of movement as we create short videos using Dragonframe software. All levels. Code 05CB
Arturo: artist and stop-motion animator; professional experience: 9ZEROS Animation School production company (Barcelona), 10.30 animation collective (Mexico), Charged Studios (NYC). Cristina: studio artist; teaching: Haystack (ME), Santa Fe Clay, Anderson Ranch (CO); collections: Renwick Gallery (DC), Fuller Craft Museum (MA), Museum of Contemporary Art of Puerto Rico, Museum of Art of Puerto Rico.
A sneak peak from Arturo and Cristina.
SUMMER session 6
August 9 - 21, 2015
Janne Hieck, Three Vases, stoneware,
Korean kaolin, ash glaze, salt fired, 12 x 4 inches each
Gregory Hamilton Miller, Jar for Memories, paddled
and salt-fired stoneware,
7-1/2 x 6 x 6 inches
Janne Hieck & Gregory Hamilton Miller
Salt- and Soda-Fired Ceramics
This workshop will offer an opportunity for a focused exploration of salt- and soda-firing techniques for wheelthrown and sculptural ceramics. Students will explore the practical relationships between clay bodies, forming techniques, slips, glazes, kiln design, and raw and bisque firing. Well develop trajectories and inspiration for further individual development. Well work with stoneware and/or porcelain. All levels. Code 06CA
Janne: German master potter. Gregory: apprenticed to Japanese national living treasure Shimaoka Tatsuzo. Together they established the Nordic Network Ceramic Studio Exchange Project, the Scandinavian Ceramic Conferences, and Tolne Gjaestgivergaard, an international center for ceramics in Denmark.
Hiroe Hanazono,Luncheon Set,,porcelain slip, plate:
1/2 x 8-1/2 x 8-1/2 inches
Hiroe Hanazono
By Design: Prototyping and
Mold Making
Students in this workshop will develop methods of working with plaster to make models and molds. The emphasis will be on the development of original designs and forms rather than found objects. Students will begin by designing an object on paper and then learn to create a prototype using plaster, clay, and wooden materials. Each student will be guided through the process of making one-piece or multiple-piece molds. These will be used to make slip-cast objects. Demonstrations will cover diverse approaches to prototyping, mold making, and the slip-casting process. All levels. Code 06CB
Studio artist: teaching: The Clay Studio (Philadelphia), Greenwich House Pottery (NYC), Maryland Institute College of Art (Baltimore); residencies: The Clay Studio, Guildagergaard International Ceramic Research Center (Denmark), Archie Bray Foundation (MT); exhibitions: Society of Arts and Crafts Boston, Santa Fe Clay, J Fergeson Gallery (VA)
SUMMER session 7
August 23 - 29, 2015
Jeff Oestreich, Soy Bottle,thrown, cut, and joined, soda fired,
4 x 5 x 3 inches
Jeff Oestreich
Altering the Thrown Form
This century finds many potters stretching the boundaries of wheelthrown pots. In this workshop youll learn to take a wheel-formed piece and alter it through a variety of techniques, from faceting and darting to cutting and joining. Well have daily assignments on how to gather source material from within and from our immediate surroundings with the goal of incorporating these thoughts and images into our work. Paying attention to details will be our mantra. Well have discussions on topics related to pottery making as well as talks on how to sustain oneself over the long haul. Bisque firing only; well work with wet clay until the close of the workshop. Basic wheelthrowing skills required. Code 07CA
Studio potter; trained at the Leach Pottery in England; teaching: Anderson Ranch (CO), Peters Valley (NJ), Archie Bray Foundation (MT); collections: Ichon World Ceramic Center (Korea), Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum (NYC), Renwick Gallery (DC), Los Angeles County Museum.
Lana Wilson, Covered Jar,porcelain paper clay with colored slips,
8 x 8 x 5 inches
Lana Wilson
Handbuilding Plus Color
Make three layers of colored slip, add sgraffito, and then roll it out to spread the colors. Make these painterly slabs into bowls, cups, etc. Try a box with a workable drawer and a niche with stamped imagery. More demos: use a sink mat for a grid pattern and add stamped marks, making intricate stamps, multi-level tiles, handles and feet, sculptural teapots, and more. Well work with cone 6 functional paper clay and get in at least one glaze firing. The workshop will include a fat packet of handouts. All levels. Code 07CB
Studio artist; teaching: Arrowmont (TN), Peters Valley (NJ), Baltimore Clayworks, Odyssey Center (NC), Greenwich House Pottery (NYC), and in Canada, Israel, New Zealand, Australia, and South Africa; recent exhibitions: Schaller Gallery (MI), Mingei International Museum (San Diego), Crimson Laurel (NC), Charlie Cummings Gallery (FL).
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I have this TV. If you want a big cheap TV then it is fine. The electronics in this TV are several years out of date. The viewing angles are bad, geometry is bad, and the picture can't compare to any 2013 sets. Its not exactly a boat anchor, but to act like it is some great set is ridiculous.
I am not one of those people who is going to pay a tech $150 to fine tune and calibrate all the settings. I just turn it on and enjoy it. I know this time this listing lasted about 2 hours before it was all sold out. People are getting wise to this deal and snapping it up whenever it pops up again.
There is no evidence that the electronics on this is "several years out of date". It has 3 HDMI, 3D, and 120cps. Maybe you have an older model. this is 2012 model.
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You are Floyd Bagis, a Union soldier in the middle of the American Civil War. A simple pull out past a Virginia has turned into the last stand for human life within America. Metallic monstrosities have poured out in seemingly endless numbers, and are attacking any man, woman, and child they find. Fight your way through a destroyed city and stop the threat of the Robots for good!
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We are looking for a Modelers, and texture artists so if you want to participate in the project, contact us! firstname.lastname@example.com or via private message,and stay tuned for the constant bumping! =P
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Yep, you read right. After the Atmospheric Demo is released, Support for a PSP version of Robotic Rebellion will be dropped.
Now, as much as this makes all of us want to cry into a pillow for 9 and a half months, This is for the greater good.
There are multiple reasons why we are not going to support the PSP version much longer, here are some of those reasons
As we all know, the PSP section of MODDB and INDIEDB is fading very fast, and a complete version of Robotic Rebellion will take quite a bit of time, more than we have left. We are afraid to spend all of this time, effort and money just to see that only a few people will play this.
As many of you know, the best PSP FPS engine available is DarkQuake, which albeit a very good engine, it is still not enough. It does not bring out 100% of what the PSP is capable of, even if the PSP is overclocked to the maximum. Along with the fact that we are using a nearly 20 year old engine, on a 10 year old system that the engine is not designed for. Creating our own engine would take about as much of the time to create the game itself, in which time is the one thing that we do not have.
The PSP release will mainly be a small section of the world of Robotic Rebellion in which the player can traverse what is available, and fight whatever gets into the players way. There will be a few extra maps that will not be directly available throughout the world, but you can still access them via the menu (Keep in mind, some of the maps will crash, and others may or may not be test maps)
Survival Mode will not be present within the PSP version, but very basic parts of it may be included here and there. A few weapons will be available for you to try out within some of the test maps, but other than that, its just a demo.
We plan to continue work as normal, and we are currently experimenting with the Unity and Unreal for the PC version.
We will eventually have this released and extended on PC and hopefully other consoles. Atmosphere is one of our main priorities, so Virtual Reality is something that we are eyeing (Oculus Rift, Possible 3DS)
Even when the PSP version will come and go, We hope that you all will stick around to see how this game progresses. The big reason why we want to finish this game is not money, not fame, but YOU, because the community is what keeps us going. We are always happy to answer questions, and are always open to ideas from you guys.
Good luck to us, and everyone!
Game is awesome i dont want to be in it again but if i can i should do hud but other needs to animate it but IF!
I like trains.
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Cars were around in france the 1860s, and some rich people in the US had an automobile shipped to the US, so we may as well add one
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Quick update everyone!
After a few days of nothing, we are back on track!
We have an animator now (not naming him, but he will join MODDB and skype)
We now have fixed DarkQuakePlus (According to Scatter)
The demo we have planned will have 3 battles instead of one ( 5 maps for the first one, 8 for the second and 4 for the third)
Due to popular demand we will add in a skirmish (its been removed from the Quartal engine, but its in DQ!)
Plus a bit of coincidence- Apparently the description peice (Assassination of Robert E Lee and other Confederate members) Actually DID take place as a failed attempt (one spy was captured, the rest of the soldiers ran off)So its still educational
Thats all for now! (No pictures but we will upload gameplay when we code in the animations)
Guys, can we please stop fighting in the game's page?
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Remember the Highways Department is constructing a bridge connecting Nerkundram and Mogappair on the Cooum River. This is one of the entry points from Poonamallee High Road to reach places such as Mogappair East and West, Anna Nagar Western Extension, Thirumangalam and Ambattur Industrial Estate. Once open, this bridge is likely to provide great relief to the motorists from either sides of Mogappair and Nerkundram.
For two years now, motorists have to take a detour of over seven km via Thirumangalam Main Road and Jawaharlal Nehru Salai to reach areas along Poonamallee High Road as the bridge across the Cooum river is yet to be completed.
The new bridge, being constructed by the State Highways at a cost of Rs.11.3 crores, will connect Padi Kuppam Road and Golden George Nagar, Mogappair, with Nerkundram. The project was started in August 2010. It will be about 110 metres long and nearly 24 metre wide allowing traffic up to six lanes. It will also have dedicated space for bicycles and pedestrians, said officials of the Highways Department.
S. Kathiravan of Gangaiamman Nagar said that the work to replace the causeway is progressing at a snail's pace.
"I sometimes take a narrow causeway across the river nearby. But, I have to vie for space with pedestrians. It is also in poor condition," he said.
Joy, a class X student from VGP Amudha Nagar, said that motorists from Mogappair have to travel to Padi Kuppam Road or Golden George Nagar to reach various areas along Poonamallee High Road.
"My father travels to Maduravoyal and take the Chennai Bypass Road to reach Wavin junction at the Ambattur Industrial Estate. This will also mean a detour of more than five kilometres," he said.
S. Madhan Raj, a resident of Nerkundram said that residents have apprehensions about the burial ground adjacent to the bridge. He added that crematorium area should be marked accordingly and it should be provided with a compound wall to prevent miscreants entering the area for anti-social activities.
The Highways Department officials said the bridge would be thrown open to traffic by the end of March. Of the ten spans, eight have been completed so far. The burial ground will not be disturbed except for one or two square metres, they assured.
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- Defense Department civilians, and not contractors, would get hit first under
sequestration. That's the main
finding of a study from the Center for Strategic and Budgetary Analysis. It says
that should the budget sequester occur as scheduled on Jan.2 , 108,000 DoD
civilians would lose their jobs immediately. The study said that because
contractor funds might already be obligated, sequestration would take longer to
hit companies doing business with the Pentagon. In 2013, most contractors will be
working on projects whose funding was obligated months or years earlier.
(Federal News Radio)
- The Obama administration is making a new run at electronic record-keeping.
In a new directive, it asks agencies to start working toward a 2020 goal of
totally online records. The guidance was written by the Office of Management and
Budget and the National Archives and Records Administration. It gives agencies
until Nov. 15 to name a senior official to oversee e-record keeping. By 2016,
agencies should be managing email electronically. The guidance calls for more
training in electronic record-keeping techniques. (Federal News Radio)
- The General Services Administration has spent $24,000 in the last year on
commuting costs for one employee. He works for GSA's Kansas City office, but lives
in Hawaii. CNN reported, in a one-year period,
GSA spent $750,000 on long distance commuting for nearly 100 employees. The
employees mostly telework, but must travel frequently to their assigned offices.
In the case of the Hawaii employee, the Kansas City regional administrator said
the employee was saving the government money overall. But a GSA spokesman told CNN
the agency couldn't defend that amount of travel spending. (CNN)
- The Veterans Affairs Department gave Congress dozens of DVDs depicting every
minute of a 2011 HR conference. The conference was one of a series that cost $5
million in 2011. Federal Times reported the DVDs contain some embarrassing
moments, such as VA employees singing a karaoke version of Michael Jackson's Beat
It. VA officials have acknowledged some of the conference spending was over the
top. But they said that in the ensuing year, they took measures to control
conference costs. The VA inspector general acknowledged the conferences did have
legitimate business purposes. (Federal Times)
- Auditors say Veterans Affairs employees were in on a scheme to help a major company reap rewards from small business contracts. The department inspector general said Enterprise Technology Solutions won contracts as a service-disabled, veteran-owned concern. But it passed the bulk of the work on to Health Net, a major player in the claims-processing industry. It's against the rules for small companies to front for large ones. The IG said Health Net encouraged a former VA employee to set up the small company for the sole purpose of funneling business to Heath Net. It says agency contract officers knew about the arrangement. Health Net is one of the companies that services TRICARE. (Veterans Affairs)


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Assistant Professor of Finance David Dumpe considers himself more as a facilitator than a teacher and encourages students to discover information for themselves, while he teaches them to think, to learn and to work in order to help ensure their future success. This dedication to student achievement is just one of the factors that earned Dumpe an Outstanding Teaching Award.read more
The Kent State Campus Love Connection IPosted Feb. 13, 2012
Andrea Shearer, Associate Professor and Dance Division Director, School of Theatre and Dance
Met her spouse at Kent State in 1993
I was in the Dance Division office in early January, preparing classes for the upcoming 1993 semester when then Dance Coordinator Darwin Prioleau told me to pick up the phone: "This sounds like something you'd be interested in." It was psychologist Branton Shearer, looking to survey kinesthetic individuals to validate his research on what ultimately became the Multiple Intelligences Developmental Assessment Scales currently in use in more than 20 countries throughout the world. Learning about the Multiple Intelligences opened up an entirely new world to me, and since I love surveys, I eagerly helped in enlisting other faculty members and classes in the effort.
To thank me for the help, he took me out to lunch. Six months later, we were engaged. And this August we'll be married 18 years.
As he says, meeting people is "one of the additional benefits of research!" In this case, it was a super bonus for both of us. Do I need to throw in a cautionary statement to the effect that "results are not typical and not everyone who participates in a survey is likely to marry the principal investigator?"
Beth Allison-Christy, Administrative Assistant, Dean's Office – Kent State East Liverpool
Met her spouse at Kent State in 1995
It was 1995 – summer semester, I was working in the Business Services department at the time. Our desktops didn't have all the "latest" software, so when working on reports, I had to spend time in the computer lab. It was a Friday, and getting close to the end of the day. I'm rushing to get some final accounts entered into Lotus. The lab has a student worker who is shutting down the many computers as part of his ending day duties. I started to leave to run back to my office for a file when I noticed the student heading toward the computer I was working on. In my head I thought, 'oh no I can't lose all that work he better not shut that down'— but that's not what came out of my mouth. As I was at the doorway I shouted "You turn that off, I'll knock you out!" … That's the first meeting with my now husband Ron Christy.
The following Monday when I came into work – there was a supersize Snickers bar on my desk – a peace offering! From there we chatted occasionally and ended up being married two years later on May 24, 1997. It may not be the most romantic start to a relationship – but we became good friends getting to know each other.
Stina Olafsdottir, Manager of Student Accounts Receivable, Bursar's Office
Met her spouse at Kent State in 1994
My husband and I met at Kent State when we were both students back in 1994 and got married a year later.
Are you a Kent State faculty or staff member? Did you meet your spouse at Kent State? Send a brief account of how you met to email@example.com by Tuesday, Feb. 14. Your story could be published in e-Inside this month.


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SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, Calif., Sept. 27 /PRNewswire/ -- Solazyme, a bioscience company pioneering biofuels and health/wellness products from microalgae, has received a $2 million Advanced Technology Program Award from the National Institute of Standards and Technology to develop a biopetroleum derived from marine microorganisms.
Under the program, Solazyme will accelerate development of a renewable, domestically produced light sweet crude oil, or biopetroleum, which is fully compatible with the vast existing petroleum industry infrastructure that refines, distributes, and markets petroleum products for transportation, heating, power generation and petrochemical applications. Development of the biopetroleum technology requires efficient industrial scale bioproduction of pure, long-chain hydrocarbons. The ATP award will advance the achievement of major technical milestones toward commercialization of biopetroleum.
"We are pleased to receive external peer reviewed validation of our progress in developing a commercially viable biopetroleum," said Arthur Grossman, chief of genetics for Solazyme, Senior Scientist at the Carnegie Institution, Courtesy Professor at Stanford University and Darbaker prize recipient. "We look forward to advancing this project and adding additional technical expertise to our team as we continue to further the science and the future applications of algal-derived bioenergy."
Solazyme is currently developing biofuels and health/wellness products with microalgae and producing next generation biofuels at the semi-commercial scale. Biopetroleum complements Solazyme's biofuel portfolio, which also includes biodiesel, renewable diesel and renewable (bio)jet fuel and leverages Solazyme's unique expertise in the field of microalgae bioengineering.
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It's to prevent discrimination of any kind – be it between men and women, on religious terms or sexual preferences. The first initiative by The Foundation is called Andaman and Nicobar Scholarships Initiative (ANSI) which will provide scholarships to deserving students. The idea here is to equalise opportunities.
Is the next initiative also focused on the youth?
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