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The airport gives it away. On a Saturday afternoon in Bari, there is only one other plane sitting in the shimmering heat and the terminal is little more than a shed. Benvenuti a Puglia - welcome to the heel of Italy, the country's least-exploited tourist destination, the area most familiar to travellers using the southerly port of Brindisi as a gateway to Greece. Benvenuti a Puglia , which has been conquered by just about everyone, from the Byzantine Greeks to the Romans, the Arabs and the Bourbons.
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'This restaurant was my first port of call when I moved to Milan three years ago. It's a very popular place and where all the fashion people go. It's unusual for Milan in that it stays open really late, which is more of a southern Italian habit. My favourite dish here is a very Milanese dish - breaded breast of chicken with rocket and fresh tomatoes; they also do great pizza and pasta. Now I'm such a regular that I know all the staff and I always get a table. After I've done a catwalk show I book a huge table for everyone involved - models, designers, the press, my parents - and we have a wonderful evening.
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Feeding Firenze
It was appetite that took me to Florence a dozen years ago. I had my first novel to finish and I hungered for inspiration. I thought that by being there, in the city of Vasari and Machiavelli, two of the world's original bestselling authors, I would learn to write. Or, at the very least, that I might become a better writer than I was.
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What's in your basket? - Frankie Dettori
'What I would like to eat and what I can eat are two very different things. My dream would be to wake up and have a huge English breakfast, followed by some of the white truffle ravioli from my range and then my godmother's homemade Melanzane Parmigiano, a cheesey aubergine dish. Melanzane sits like a brick in my stomach, but this is a feeling I can't experience because I have to stay under my natural weight. I'm 5ft 4in and my natural weight is not more than nine stone but I have to be 8st 7lb to ride and win.
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Recent times have seen growing enthusiasm for the health-giving properties of the Mediterranean diet. Based on natural, nutritious foods such as olive oil, fruit, vegetables, fish and beans (laced with more than a smattering of garlic and downed with a glass or two of red wine), the customary cuisine of the Med has been said to account, at least in part, for the relative longevity of the inhabitants of this region.
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1. I happened across a debate on a design forum where a gaggle of folk ganged up on a single guy defending canting keels. The gist of the argument was that power-assisted canting, a la Volvo Ocean Race, was an abomination and treason against the purity of sailing. The guy who argued that canting keels should be welcome as technical progress was shouted down. Sailors should use the wind and no more, with a tiny concession to electronic navigation. One argued that the VO is not a sailing race. I was amazed at how vitriolic the opponents were, and wondered if the purist ethos is still alive.
2. A few weeks ago, I was docking in a nasty side wind. My crew said we have to use a spring and I was both pleased and surprised, realizing I had not heard the suggestion for several years. It had not even occurred to him to use the bow thruster; he knew the old and tried techniques.
3. In the harbors I often use, it never ceases to amaze when boats come in during sunny still weather, heading for a longside wharf with oodles of free space, and painfully maneuver their way using the bow thruster. It made me wonder what they do when it fails one day.
Im not sure where Im going with this, other than a vague sense that guys running their unassisted single-screw get to learn their boat a whole lot more intimately?
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Subjective social status (captured by the MacArthur Scale of Subjective Social Status) is in many cases a stronger predictor of health outcomes than objective socioeconomic status (SES).
The study aims to test whether implicit beliefs about social class moderate the relationship between subjective social status and inflammation.
We measured implicit social class bias, subjective social status, SES, and baseline levels of interleukin-6 (IL-6), a marker of inflammation, in 209 healthy adults.
Implicit social class bias significantly moderated the relationship between subjective social status and levels of IL-6, with a stronger implicit association between the concepts "lower class" and "bad" predicting greater levels of IL-6.
Implicit social class bias moderates the relationship between subjective social status and health outcomes via regulation of levels of the inflammatory cytokine IL-6. High implicit social class bias, particularly when one perceives oneself as having low social standing, may increase vulnerability to inflammatory processes.
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Data breaches may be nothing new, but they are certainly evolving into bigger and more notorious infractions. While the data breaches of yesterday may have involved accidental disclosure or disgruntled former employees, the data breaches of today are often carried out by outsiders and highly organized and sophisticated criminal groups. And hackers aren't just after credit card information, they are often seeking proprietary information. In short: trade secrets, watch out.
And it's not just trade secrets that are at risk; fiduciaries of public companies, or any entity regulated by the SEC, have a duty to protect the valuable assets of the company and may need to disclose material events regarding data breaches under certain circumstances. Victim companies facing the theft of valuable customer information or company assets in a data breach may also find themselves in difficult conversations regarding corporate duties and SEC disclosures.
With large-scale, high-profile data breaches becoming more common in recent years (think the infamous Target data breach during last year's Christmas shopping season), the SEC has made clear that data privacy is a priority inspection area. A recently reported hedge fund attack presents an interesting situation that arises at the intersection of lost trade secret data and the regulatory oversight of regulated entities.
Late last month, BAE Systems Applied Intelligence reported a successful—and rare—criminal attack on an unnamed U.S.-based hedge fund that cost the hedge fund millions of dollars over the two-month span of the attack. The hack began with a successful phishing email sent to a member of the hedge fund's staff. Once the attack commenced, the hackers lifted information about what trades were being made and when they were being made, before sending the details of the trades to external servers. Additionally, the hackers added slight time delays to the hedge fund's trades, which could have provided an outsider time to make the same trade, thus gaining a trading advantage.
While the identity of the hackers is still unknown, the attack occurred in January 2013, and was brought to the attention of the hedge fund's board soon after. Although a BAE representative was unable to confirm whether or not the hedge fund had reported the attack to the SEC or the FBI, the attack undoubtedly placed the hedge fund in a difficult situation.
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This was brought to the notice of Governor Rameshwar Thakur on Thursday when leaders of the Karnataka unit of the All India Banjara Seva Sangha called on him to highlight the alleged atrocities against women of the community, particularly young girls.
Congress MLC and Banjara community leader Prakash Rathod led a delegation of the State Lambani leaders to draw the attention of the Governor to the instances of attacks against Lambanis in several parts of the State and in particular the rape and murder of two Lambani girls in Basavanabagewadi taluk of Bijapur district and another at a coffee plantation in Belur taluk of Hassan district.
The Lambanis have threatened to launch an agitation across the State if the authorities concerned did not take action.
The Governor, who heard the Lambani leaders, reportedly promised that he would take action in the matter. Among the other Lambani leaders who were part of the delegation were three former Ministers, M. Shankar Naik, B.T. Lalitha Naik and Babu Rao Chavan, and the former MLC Jalaja Naik.
Mr. Prakash Rathod told The Hindu that there were nearly 300 major Lambani tandas in the State and that the Government could either set up full-fledged police stations or at least police outposts for each major tanda.
The Lambani population in the State was around 40 lakhs and their economic condition had led to their exploitation at the hands of other communities.
With reference to the Hassan and Bijapur incidents of rape and murder, Mr. Rathod told the Governor that the kin of the victims should be immediately paid a compensation of Rs. 10 lakh each. Both the families were in shock and distress.
In the Hassan case, Deepa, daughter of a coffee estate employee, was raped and murdered allegedly by the owner of a coffee plantation. The 14-year-old girl was killed as she initially resisted the rape attempt.
The poor plantation workers family has been running from pillar to post seeking help but action has not been taken by the authorities against the culprits, he alleged.
The Banjara community has said that a case should be registered against the owner of the plantation under the Child Labour Regulation Act as he had engaged the services of the girl as a maid while her parents were employed as plantation workers.


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For MEDITECH, It's Easy Being Green
Executives explain how making responsible choices to conserve energy and resources also makes good business sense for the I.T. vendor.
MEDITECH's logo has long associated our corporate identity with the color green, but in recent years, we've taken our commitment well beyond the limits of the color wheel. By actively pursuing "green" initiatives, MEDITECH is conducting its business practices with an eye toward conservation and preserving the environment for future generations. And according to Tony Polimeno, director of operations, going eco-friendly isn't just beneficial for the planet, it's proven to be cost-efficient for industry as well.
"Going green is the socially responsible thing to do, but it is also the fiscally responsible thing to do," says Polimeno. "Saving energy leads to saving money, so it's really a win-win for us. We can feel good about reducing waste, at the same time we're improving our bottom line."
Building a Foundation for Energy Efficiency
Polimeno recalls how MEDITECH's Framingham office became MEDITECH's test facility for energy efficiency, back in 2004. "We replaced the motors on the air conditioning and heating systems with high efficiency 'smart' motors, and we updated the lighting using compact flourescents to help reduce energy costs," he says.
"It took just two years for us to recoup our initial investment, and we were able to reduce energy consumption in the building by 30%. It was a tremendous success."
Since then, MEDITECH has also updated the energy efficiency of its other facilities, most of which were originally built in the 1970s, 80s, and early 90s. "We recently replaced the outdated natural gas boilers in our Westwood building with new, technologically-advanced 2010 models. We've already been able to reduce our energy consumption by 20%," says Polimeno.
"Furthermore, we've reduced our electrical usage company-wide by 11%, and gas usage by 13%. And the energy we do use, we purchase wholesale for a bit extra, in order for a portion of it to be renewable. Every little bit helps."
As you might imagine, MEDITECH's newest building--Southcoast--is also its most energy-efficient. "Today's new construction follows stricter environmental codes than that of decades past," explains MEDITECH Project Manager Sheila Lemke, who also participated in the design of Southcoast with Payette Architects in Boston. "When we were planning for Southcoast, a big part of our strategy involved taking the concepts we learned from updating the other buildings, and integrating them into this new, 21st century design.
Our beautiful curved, glass exterior wall, although facing South, has highly insulated glass and an automated window covering system and a large roof overhang, so that all workstations enjoy an amazing view of the South Wattupa Pond while still reducing our energy need for mechanical heating and lighting.
Reduce, Reuse, Recycle
But not all of MEDITECH's green efforts involve new innovations: products containing recycled material can be found throughout all of the buildings, including items such as furniture, carpet, fabrics, and our printing paper. Today's e-mail and scanning technologies have also played a crucial role in reducing paper consumption.
"We reduced the number of printers throughout the work areas many years back, to discourage employees from running unnecessary print jobs," says Lemke. "We also make certain that company trash is sorted on a regular basis, so cans and paper can be recycled, rather than thrown away."
MEDITECH leaders have also been working to make the outside of the buildings just as green as what goes on inside. "In order to avoid unnecessary tree removal, we feed the trees on our properties to help encourage longer lifespans. Also, all the fertilizers we use are organic, so we're not allowing harmful chemicals to seep into the earth," says Polimeno.
One of the most popular green initiatives among MEDITECH employees is the company's telecommuting option, which allows most staff to work from home for one to two days per week. "We've also given our employees the option of working at the MEDITECH building closest to their homes, to help reduce gas consumption and emissions due to long commutes," he says. "It's just another example of how being green often brings unexpected benefits to those who practice it."
Giving the Green Light to Future Improvements
MEDITECH has even garnered public attention for its environmental awareness--including an invitation from Johnson and Wales University to speak with students at their annual Green Initiatives seminar.
"This event was a great opportunity for us to share how our green efforts have strengthened us as a company," says Lemke. "We wanted the students to understand that even once they enter the working world, they can still make environmental activism a priority in their day-to-day lives."
Polimeno agrees, adding that he expects MEDITECH to make even more improvements in the near future, such as adding LED lights to all of the buildings.
"It's easy to justify the extra effort, when we know the benefits of these choices will far outweigh the costs," he says. "That's why it's important for MEDITECH to be as forward-thinking with our green efforts, as we are with our I.T. products. It's not just a color anymore."
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BlueBilly Grit, the 2012 winner of Telluride Bluegrass Festival, has returned to Georgia to play packed houses and festivals throughout the South including the inaugural North Georgia Bluegrass Jam at the Habersham Mill Complex in Clarkesville.
Dingo Race Productions LLC will host two cycling events - one Flowery Branch on July 13 and one in Oakwood on July 14.
Tracey Wimpy pulled a handful of her freshly picked green beans from her basket and weighed them out for a customer Saturday morning at the Dahlonega Farmers Market.
From monoplanes to biplanes and helicopters to jets, the 45th annual Cracker Fly-In on Saturday would have had something for aircraft enthusiasts, collectors and restorers, young and old - if the weather had permitted.
"Headwaters: Didja Hear?" a community play by and about the people from Northeast Georgia, is entering its seventh and final year in the Sautee Nacoochee Center's historic gymnasium.
As Northeast Georgia's active senior population grows, a local restaurant has agreed to provide a venue for the 50-plus age bracket to meet, mingle, dine and dance to a DJ or band.
Bluegrass music and classic rock tunes will reverberate from inside The Crimson Moon Cafe in Dahlonega this weekend.
Perpetual e-Motion, a Maine-based duo playing a cross of traditional, jazz and world music, will be in concert from 6-8 p.m. Sunday, July 7, at Inman Perk Coffee on the downtown Gainesville square.
A special raffle on Friday, July 5, during the Music Pickin' on the Porch at InsideOut Sautee will benefit the Charles Smithgall Humane Society and Animal Shelter.
A God and Country Rally will be at 11 a.m. Sunday, July 7, at Flat Creek Baptist Church, 5504 Flat Creek Road, in Gainesville.
Independence Day has arrived and several places will explode with excitement this weekend as fireworks light up the skies of Northeast Georgia. If you are looking to celebrate with firepower, check out the following locales and head out for some fun.
A Suches tradition will continue Thursday, July 4, unless rain causes the event to be rescheduled for the weekend, according to its website.
It is likely if you listen to country music, you know a song Tony Arata has written.
Jamie Laval, U.S. National Scottish Fiddle Champion and touring Celtic music performer, has followed his passion for music throughout the United States, Canada, Scotland, Europe and even Hong Kong.
The High Museum of Art, in collaboration with the Mauritshuis, The Hague, will present a major exhibition of Dutch masterworks in 2013, including Johannes Vermeer's iconic "Girl with a Pearl Earring," which has not been on view in the United States for more than 15 years and has never been seen in the Southeast.
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While some artists create to transfer the ideas from their minds into a reality, others may create to make a social statement.
A lost fortune, a lover's choice and one of the most powerful expressions of "the quality of mercy" in literature: meet Portia, Bassanio and Shylock, the Jewish moneylender and one of Shakespeare's most controversial characters of all time.
One step, kick and jump at a time, dancers audition with all of their might for a shot at winning a part on the Great White Way.
Fernbank Museum kicks off Archaeology Month with special programming and discounts throughout May.
As Memorial Day approaches, the Alpine Village of Helen is prepared to honor all veterans during Bavarianfest.
A series of photographs focusing on the wide open water is hanging in the lobby gallery at the Regions Bank tower in downtown Gainesville.
Children clad in costume will transform themselves into the classic characters of the children's novel "Frog and Toad Kids" this weekend.
As the warm weather continues to waft into North Georgia, some cities are launching their outdoor movies series including Dahlonega and Braselton. And both cities are kicking off the seasonal event with "Big Hero 6."
For Jami Pederson, pottery has two purposes: Function and beauty.
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Wigan boss Roberto Martinez is keen to see Franco Di Santo reach his potential at Wigan Athletic. The Argentinean striker's contract expires next summer and Martinez feels he would benefit from staying at Wigan for the long term. Di Santo, Wigan's top scorer last season with seven goals, has hit the net three times in 2012/13 and made his senior international debut in November. "His contract is not an issue. All our focus is on fulfilling Franco's potential from a footballing point of view," declared Martinez. "He's come a long, long way, but he still has a long way to go. "I believe his potential is huge, he can be as good as he wants to be. But obviously he needs to be in the right environment to reach that full potential. And once he reaches that, he will be ready to challenge for anything. "Remember, he's still a very young man. The level he showed at the end of last season and this season shows you that he has signs of getting there very quickly. "We all share the same f...
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Study: Asian carp DNA may not signal live fish
Without taking sides in the debate, the scientists found that fish-eating birds "have the capacity" to transmit carp DNA in their droppings, which could contaminate barges and other vessels. They found the telltale DNA in feces of birds that were fed Asian carp.
The study also found "considerable amounts" of DNA stuck to boat hulls, which can remain for days "and does not appear to be completely or quickly washed off of boats moving through the water."
Team members reported finding Asian carp DNA in Chicago's storm sewers. They said boats, nets and other gear used by commercial fishermen and natural resource agencies could spread the genetic markers.
Chris Jerde of the University of Notre Dame, who's among the scientists who have detected Asian carp DNA in recent years, said they never claimed that all the positive hits came from live fish. But alternatives suggested in the report don't explain the persistent DNA findings in the same general locations, he said.
Jerde said he and colleagues have tested more than 1,700 water samples from the Chicago waterways, Lakes Michigan and Erie, and many rivers in the region. The positive results have been concentrated in areas relatively close to where a live carp was landed in Chicago in 2010 and where a bighead was caught in Lake Erie around 2000, he said.
"These patterns ... would seem to indicate that there's at least some live carp present in the system, although we don't know how many," Jerde said.
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Xbox 360 strategy working 'perfectly' - Gates
Speaking to the San Jose Mercury News reporter Dead Takahashi, Bill Gates has spoken with unmasked glee about the position the Xbox 360 finds itself in moving into 2007. In so doing, he admits to the failings of the original Xbox, which, whilst '20% better than its rivals', was bigger, later, more expensive and lacked the software line-up.
"We did have online. We didn't switch positions on that," the Microsoft boss, who is set to retire next year, notes. What of Redmond's approach to the 360, though? "It's working perfectly. We wanted to be the guy with the small box that costs less. We wanted to have the most games. We wanted to play to our software strength, and tools and online. We wanted to swap positions with Sony. We wanted to not be a year late, not be a big box, not be a more expensive box. How are we doing on that?"
Gates also knocked Nintendo's stance, though did first concede that they are doing some things right (having previously worked with the now Microsoft-controlled Rare), before commanding us to "look at the classic Nintendo positioning. Look at the graphics. Look at Nintendo's execution in terms of online capability... If you want to play online, get an Xbox. We're not standing still."
He also highlights Microsoft's cross-platform initiatives between the 360 and the PC, before knocking the technical accomplishments of the PS3's Cell CPU. "Go look at the bandwidth problems... They took their year and burned it by not having a decent CPU strategy and then turning to Nvidia at the last minute. It's a very unusual thing. Those processors are isolated from each other."
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Laurence Fishburne is no doubt a bit frustrated.
A judge on Wednesday nixed the Matrix star's efforts to extend a temporary restraining order by three years against a man who showed up at the actor's house on New Year's Day and claimed to be its rightful owner.
Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Carol Boas Goodson told Fishburne's lawyer that there was a lack of evidence to show that Anthony Francis' actions made him a threat to Fishburne's safety.
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Per the filing obtained by E! News, Francis rang the security intercom at Fishburne's L.A.-area home on Jan. 1 and told Fishburne's wife, Gina Torres, that he owned the house. They called the LAPD's Hollywood Station, where an officer advised them of Francis' identity and that he had a criminal record.
Days later, Fishburne obtained a restraining order that had required Francis to stay at least 100 yards away from the actor, Torres and their daughter.
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David Karp, founder and chief executive officer of Tumblr Inc., exits the Nasdaq Stock Market in New York, in May 2013. Peter Foley/Bloomberg
The UpTake: This founder is a strange choice to interview the President about student loan debt. But he'll have some help with the specifics from people who will hopefully know better.
D avid Karp, the founder of Tumblr, now a part of Yahoo, may be the least likely person to act as a representative of the student-loan-shackled youth of America. But that's exactly what will happen next week when the high-school dropout interviews the president of the United States, Barack Obama.
The news was announced today on a rather strangely worded Tumblr post, considering Karp's unusual career path:
Maybe you've just started to pursue a higher education. Maybe you've spent your adult life paying off debt from school. Either way, you've probably got questions about why college costs so much, what can be done about it, and if it's even worth doing in the first place.
And so, on Tuesday, June 10, the 27-year-old Karp will bring questions collected from the public at this link to the president who will, in turn "answer them, out of his mouth, in front of the world."
The average student loan debt in 2013 was $29,400 with the total amount of student debt reaching $1.2 trillion.
By comparison, Karp, who dropped out of high school to be home-schooled, but never graduated, according to a New York Times report, earned $250 million when he sold his company to Yahoo last year for approximately $1 billion, and then another $81 million to stick around for four years, according to an Entrepreneur report.
Yeah, they better be taking public questions about why student debt is such a pain in the ass. Because Karp could hardly have any firsthand idea.
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By Floyd Thomas Caroline Board of Supervisors Editor's note: Floyd Thomas delivered the following State of the County address to the Caroline Rotary Club on Jan. 8. It has been edited for length. When we talk about the State of the County, we need to look at not only where we are but how we got here and most importantly, where we are going. We've been in slow recovery
To the Editor: I would like to thank the community for their generosity to the Thanksgiving program. This was a joint effort with the Food Resource Committee and the Caroline Department of Social Services. We had 17 sponsors that gave food, cash, and baskets for 57 families requesting holiday assistance. Some of the sponsors also delivered the baskets as well as the committee team. A special thank you to the
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To the Editor: On a recent Saturday morning I picked up the Sports Section as I always do and noted the Caroline High School football team had lost…again. A perfect season…no wins. And then it occurred to me that there was something much more significant here than a losing season. Coach Yates, his staff, and players had played their hearts out through a tough season. They went to every practice.
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Kolo Toure has confirmed he will leave Manchester City at the end of the season, but he wants to stay in England. The 32-year-old Ivory Coast international joined City from Arsenal in 2009 in a ?16million deal. He was a regular during the first couple of years during his stay at the Etihad, but he has since become more of a squad player under Roberto Mancini. Now he has admitted that he is set to leave City as the club have made no contact over a new deal. "I have been here for nearly four years, and two fantastic years when I have been playing a lot and I hear my songs with Yaya and I will miss those things, for me my family is here, my kids are at school and they like the area - but in two months nothing has come from the club and I am thinking about my future definitely," Toure told Sky Sports News. Toure, who has been linked with moves to Italy and France, insists he wants to stay in England. "My first choice is this country, as I like English football - that is why I bega...
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Unfortunately, in the run-up to a contentious election, the political will didn't exist from Republicans or Democrats to take action, even in the face of a sluggish economy.
Now the election is behind us and the one thing that the American people made very clear is that they want action, not gridlock. Kicking the can down the road is no longer a substitute for governing. The American people want action, not excuses.
At this very moment, there is a student at a school like UCSD who is about to seize upon an idea. This idea could give birth to a new economy that redefines a nation's identity and alters its economic future. Whether that next revolution happens in the United States or somewhere else is our decision to make. We must invest in the students of today if we are to cement our place as a global leader in tomorrow's economy.
The reality is it is always others who profit from what is carelessly left behind. At the end of the day, this is a conversation about self-interest. Keeping these students and their potential here, in the United States, means we keep the jobs they create, the industries they give birth to and the future of unimaginable possibility they build.
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The purpose of this thread is to collect, consolidate, and make available a comprehensive list of all video tutorials available on Carrara.
The 5 posts that follow are placeholders for various ways the videos will be sorted and listed:
- Tutorials By Topic
- Tutorials By Level of Complexity / Expertise
- Tutorials By Author
- Tutorials By Title
- Demos By Topic
I started my search on YouTube (where I have identified approximately 350 tutorials and demos so far). I will expand the list to include other sites in the near future - e.g., CarraraCafe and Vimeo - after I have exhausted the list for YouTube.
If you know of any tutorials you or others have done, be sure to drop a post on this thread, and I will be sure to include them.
However, for now, please keep in mind the list is not yet complete!
UPDATE 1 (May 13, 2013):
209 tutorials have been catalogued so far.
Progress has been slower as unexpected real life events have gotten in the way. I am slowly working through the tutorials I have identified. I still hope to complete my initial catalog of YouTube video tutorials in the next week, and will update the lists as my search expands. I will post date stamps for when the lists have been updated.
I have changed the access method. (Thanks, Garstor, for the suggestion to use DropBox.) Now, clicking on the links below will bring up a download option in your browser. Clicking on the download will drop a PDF file onto your computer that you can access anytime. Bringing up the PDF files will show the list of currently catalogued videos. Each one has a hot link. You should be able to directly access the videos by clicking on those links.
There is a separate PDF file for each of the sort methods described above. Download just the ones you want or download them all.
Please let me know if you find a link that does not work.
Thanks and enjoy!