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Report # 4001 Photo # NS 9037 Registered Users.... 6639
6:00 a.m. ~ 34° ~ Cloudy ~ Wind: North at 7 mph ~ Humidity ~ 73%
Sunrise is at 7:28 a.m. ~ Ave. Low is 27° ~ Record Low is 0° (TVC-1970)
4:00 p.m. ~ 43° ~ Partly Cloudy ~ Wind: N NE at 10 gusting to 23 mph ~ Humidity ~ 60%
Sunset is at 8:08 p.m. ~ Ave. High is 46° ~ Record High 72° (TVC–1996)
Forecast for 3/30/2012 ~ Rain/Snowy - High 39° – Low 30°
It's the last day of our eleventh year and I'm aware that my efforts are somewhat less than with the energy I applied in the beginning. But then I realize I'm also eleven years older. Several factors inter into the current daily regimen of doing the Report. #1 probably is $4.19 a gallon, #2. My limited ability to climb the highest hill. Probably #3. Is that Biscuit and I having a daily routine beach walk and its photo op. The end result, pictures, is closer to the original task… to portray what the weather is on each particular day.
And what kind of a day did we have? Started out cloudy and cool and is currently partly cloudy and not as cool. Rain and snow forecasted for tomorrow.
And where is "the Mar"?, Park City, Utah skiing with my grandson Chris.


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Posted 24 January 2013 - 22:51
Windows 2008 domain with domain controllers running '08 R2.
We had user today add themselves as a local admin, giving himself full rights to that machine on a Windows 7 machine.
How can I prevent this with a GPO?
Posted 24 January 2013 - 23:05
The damage is already done at that point. There is no gpo that prevents this.
Group Policy Preferences. This will properly layer over multiple GPO's targeting the same group.
Computer Configuration\Preferences\Control Panel Settings\Local Users and Groups.
Create a "New Local Group" and from the drop down caret under Group name: select "Administrators (built-in)
Checkmark "Delete all member users"
Checkmark "Delete all member groups"
Now select the "Add" and then "..." buttons to query for domain groups or user objects. Do not type in the Name: field manually unless you are defining a local computer user or group object that will still be a member, otherwise you may not properly attach the domain object SID to the GPP. You may wish to add the local computer "Administrator (built-in)" user to this group.
Under the Common tab you should select "Remove this item when it's no longer applied." and select "No" so that all members added to the group are removed when the GPO no longer is used against the computer. Beware that if you do not have a higher level GPO that automatically adds a local Administrator to this group that it is possible to remove all Administrators from a computer.
Beware on using "Delete all local users" against servers. You will discover scenarios where your GPO will cease to function on servers containing certain roles (I believe it involves the Configuration Manager agent being present), and then you may have almost everyone trapped out of the server until you create a lower level GPO that fixes the issue and wait for your GPO refresh timer to execute. In this particular case if you need to control local users, have a parent GPO control removal, and a layered GPO control the actual members. It'll scream at you in the event logs when Delete all local users fails to function.
If you do this, even if someone adds an account to the Administrators group, your next GPO refresh will undo the change.
As I recall, this GPP has no effect against built-in groups on Domain Controllers.
Posted 25 January 2013 - 00:08
The damage is already done at that point. There is no gpo that prevents this.
Posted 25 January 2013 - 02:39
Posted 25 January 2013 - 07:46
Then the problem lies with your lack of basic security then, nothing GP will fix - you've set his account up as an admin.
It is my understanding that the user launched the user account applet and made the changes. I was hoping that there was a GPO that disabled access to that particular applet.?.
Posted 25 January 2013 - 10:22
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Posted 25 January 2013 - 14:27
Kaedrin -- are you talking about restricted groups?
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There's a running joke in Portland that, instead of six degrees of separation, our art scene has a mere one and a half. Bands collaborate with dance companies whose video installations are made by visual artists who design album art for other bands—until the city resembles some creative primordial soup in which inspiration is swapped like snippets of DNA. It's little surprise then that many of this fall's arts events involve dynamic partnerships. Here are six notable collaborative pairs, along with our top picks for the season, to guide you in your fall arts adventures.
DAN O'BRIEN | The PLAYWRIGHT
The Body of an American
Portland Center Stage
Oct 2–Nov 11
Gerding Theater
In the electric heat of violence, photographing a decisive millisecond demands journalistic courage. But to circle back for another try because the first shots didn't work requires a particularly thick rebar in the spine. Canadian photojournalist Paul Watson mustered such will in 1993 when he realized the pictures he had just taken of a dead US soldier being dragged through the streets of Mogadishu showed the man's genitals—something no American newspaper would publish.
His second shot won a Pulitzer Prize, unleashed a public backlash that pushed the Clinton administration to pull out of Somalia, and sent Watson into post-traumatic stress, addiction, breakdown, and, finally, redemption with the book Where War Lives.
Playwright Dan O'Brien heard Watson speak on NPR and was so moved by the conversation that he e-mailed the photographer. For the next two years the men corresponded earnestly, finally meeting face-to-face at Watson's new journalistic post: the Arctic. Now the story of their transcontinental dialogue, in the form of a play, will have its world premiere at Portland Center Stage under the direction of Bill Rauch, artistic director of the Oregon Shakespeare Festival. The play has already won the prestigious Weissberger Award from the Williamstown Theatre Festival.
More than just a portrait of a troubled war correspondent, O'Brien explains, his play is "about two people who feel pretty haunted, making a connection."
For Watson, the dialogue became another release. "I truly believe," he writes from his home near Vancouver, BC, "that poets and playwrights can get at the crucial truths that obsess me with much more visceral clarity than I can as a journalist."
The two-act play weaves together the men's lives, with the second act turning to the first 10 days they spent together in the Arctic—the bleak, incongruous landscape of which, O'Brien says, proved to be the perfect setting for a play.
"Paul's book is the book of a reporter: very externally focused on events," O'Brien says. "I'm almost too internal."
"We are all waging our own internal wars," Watson adds, "and much of the noise of organized religion, the news, entertainment, social networks, and other things that consume most people's time in the 21st century are efforts to avoid confronting what frightens us most: ourselves." —Randy Gragg
Shows to Know: THEATER
And so it goes
Sept 4–Oct 7 With this world premiere adapted from Kurt Vonnegut's Welcome to the Monkey House, Aaron Posner is again serving as both playwright and director à la his recent adaptation of Sometimes a Great Notion at PCS. This time he leads a local star-studded cast through three intertwining stories embedded in a mythological 1962 small-town New England, channeling Vonnegut's quirky style into a lyrical case study of raw human love. —John Murray $25–50. Artists Repertory Theatre, 1515 SW Morrison St. 503-241-1278. artistsrep.org
Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street
Sept 18–Oct 21 It seems sacrilegious that PCS got through a quarter century without a single Sondheim play. To make amends, the theater is kicking off its 25th season with the musical maestro's murderous masterpiece. This story of an olde English barber's quest for revenge—aided by his neighbor's grisly pie business—reached a whole new generation thanks to Tim Burton's adaptation starring Johnny Depp, but that version lacked a certain pizzazz. We hope PCS can restore it. Have a little priest? —AS $39–70. Gerding Theater at the Armory, 128 NW 11th Ave. 503-445-3700. pcs.org
Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson
Oct 11–Nov 11 Portland Playhouse's first musical is an emo rock coming-of-age tale for both the first populist president and his nation. If you always thought that colonial America needed fewer pantaloons and more skinny jeans, then be prepared to see your wildest eyeliner dreams brought to the stage in what the New York Times called "... the most entertaining and most perceptive political theater of the season." —JM $12–35. Portland Playhouse, 602 NE Prescott St. 503-488-5822. portlandplayhouse.org
Oct 12–Nov 4 Northwest Classical Theatre Company may have pulled the theater coup of the season by coaxing Bill Alexander to our little theater hamlet. Perhaps best known for directing the iconic 1984 Antony Sher "bottled spider" version of Richard III, Alexander brings a titanic Shakespearean résumé, including an Olivier Award, 10 years as associate director of the Royal Shakespeare Company, and another 10 as artistic director of famed Birmingham Rep. But his lengthy credits include only three jobs in the States—all at major theaters—making this trip not only a historic one for NWCTC, but for the entire Pacific Northwest. —JM $18–20. Shoebox Theater, 2110 SE 10th Ave. 971-244-3740. nwctc.org


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No, we're not talking about the President of the United States (he gets enough ink on his own). We're referring to the dried out, extremely worn, and sometimes missing bushings within the front-end of your hot rod. While you may think your car rides fine, we guarantee you that if these components look dried, split or cracked-they are. A weekend's worth of jacking and whacking at your suspension can give you years of pleasure behind the wheel.
It's understandable that the hot rod population is fixated on high-horsepower, crisp transmission shifts, and, most of all, looks. With this being said, the little things often become overlooked and neglected. After a quick look at the underbelly of Project Homewrecker (Editor Jim Campisano's '72 LT-1 Corvette) we discovered some good and some bad. The good was that all the ball joints, sway bar bushings, end-links, and control arm bushings were all intact-the majority of the front-end components appeared to be of '72 vintage. The upper and lower ball joints were still factory riveted into the control arms (definitely original), the shocks were rusty and had no rebound, yet they retained Delco stampings, and the coil springs still retained the factory markings.
In order to put a stop to any future suspension and front-end issues, we called on the professionals at Mid America Motorworks for some guidance. Mid America Motorworks pointed us in the right direction by compiling a list of bushings, ball joints, shocks, and end-links that would be needed.
When Homewrecker was purchased, it wore hideous metallic brown paint and '70s-vintage, five-slot aluminum mags (with tires of equally dubious origin). The wheels were traded to a gentleman who felt they'd look period-perfect on his '73 Buick Grand Sport (a rare Stage 1, 4-speed car). He offered his 15x7 Rallys in trade, but they were really too narrow for the Vette, and were, at best, a temporary solution. To add to the beautiful Targa Blue paint job that Homewrecker received at Motor City Auto Body in Newark, New Jersey, we tapped Mid America Motorworks for a new set of factory-correct 15x8-inch Rally wheels, trim rings, and center caps.


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Ghost wrote:mmm is that anything to with the film?
spoiler for the long boring storySpoiler: showtwo weeks ago I sort of illegally found out how to bypass region blocks to stream Hula in the uk
and saw the first 3 episodes of deadbeats which is sort of a mix between Medium, Dead like me and Reaper
despite all of it negative points is very entertaining in a very offensive way
anyway I had to pay to watch the rest of the season which because of the region block I couldn't
any way I found the rest of the season last night whilst randomly googling and saw the rest of episodes all 10 of them
this morning
Bouncy Castle wrote:Watched the first episode of the TV version of Fargo.
Quite odd!
mmm is that anything to with the film?
michelanCello wrote:Watched Paul yesterday
Mind you, it was at a friend's house and he has an HD telly. Now I don't know about you all, but personally I think HD is the worst thing that could ever have happened to films... I agree, it looks fine on documentaries and I'm sure National Geographic and Animal Planet are really happy, but for me it ruins the film-mood....
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I would like to take this opportunity to thank you for your interest in The Looking Spoon. This month marks one year since I launched the blog in its present form. (It used to be on Blogger before I decided to host it myself, see the posts from the 2008 archive, I warn you though my current work is a lot better)
I do this because I'm passionate about what is happening in this world, and I like to make people laugh. It really is that simple.
I also got tired of hearing how conservatives have no sense of humor and they don't know how to be funny. I hope you all have found that The Looking Spoon puts truth to that lie.
In the process of doing this I've found that not only does The Looking Spoon shed light on conservative humor, but there are others out there who do just as good, if not better, job at making us laugh at liberals. If you want to see them check out The List.
Every month I continue to be amazed at the growth of traffic the site gets, and I hope the second year will be just as successful as the first. Thank you for taking time out of your busy days to pay attention to what this blog has to say. Your support here and on the social networks truly keeps me motivated to keep trying and going after full-time work and other family and life obligations.
Now that I'm done with the mushy stuff its back to work.


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Enabling HPET in BIOS is just half way of enabling HPET, it needs to be enabled in OS too, and in a way that it's the only timer used.
By default windows uses combination of TSC+ACPI timers, not matter if HPET is enabled in BIOS.
TSC+LAPICs Low performance (slow timers + syncing)
LAPICs low performance (slow timer - no syncing)
TSC+HPET medium performance (slow and fast timer + syncing)
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HPET + platformclock=true will give you best timer resolution, frame rate and lowest DPC latency.
You can test timer ratio and QueryPerformanceFrequency with WinTimerTester 1.1 http://www.mediafire...xzo9n84d8lze9nb
The higher the QueryPerformanceFrequency is the better is performance. You only get high frequency with HPET. The other timers will give you significantly less frequency. Also note that if your ratio is not 1.0000 you are off set (or you have wrongly OC'ed), enable HPET and you should be without sync problems.
If you ever want to go back to default timers admin cmd:
bcdedit /deletevalue useplatformclock
Varying depending on setup, one should get increase up to +30 FPS and from the between.Online games is a good example of boost from HPET.
Posted 08 May 2012 - 11:35
Posted 08 May 2012 - 11:45
^Because if you enable HPET in BIOS you will mix it with other timers and CPU needs to sync between them. You need to force HPET only and reboot. Mixing HPET with other timers is not good, but using HPET only will give you best performance. People don't know about that Windows needs to be forced to use HPET only - that's why the bios setting alone can undergrade their performance.
bcdedit /set useplatformclock true (then reboot) enable HPET
bcdedit /deletevalue useplatformclock (then reboot) disable HPET
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Enabling HPET in BIOS mixes HPET with other timers - needing the CPU sync between the timers resulting in compromised performance. If WIndows is forced to use HPET only (in bios and os) it in modern system results in higher performance, higher FPS and better DPC.
Test and try what suits you.
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Article says it was identified, then fails to say what it was; big article and it's full of nothing. FAIL.
on a side note: the SONAR image looks like the Millennium Falcon lol
The divers recently gave samples of stone from the object to Volker Brüchert, an associate professor of geology at Stockholm University. Swedish tabloids quote Brüchert as saying: "I was surprised when I researched the material I found a great black stone that could be a volcanic rock. My hypothesis is that this object, this structure was formed during the Ice Age many thousands of years ago."
"It's good to hear critical voices about this 'Baltic Sea mystery,'" Brüchert wrote in an email. "What has been generously ignored by the Ocean-X team is that most of the samples they have brought up from the sea bottom are granites and gneisses and sandstones."
These, he explains, are exactly what one would expect to see in a glacial basin, which is what the Baltic Sea is — a region carved out by glacial ice long ago.
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Sure looks manufactured to me:
NOTE: PLEASE READ: This is a painting by the artist Hauke Vagt. It's his interpretation of what this object looks like after piecing together various comments made by Peter Lindberg and Dennis Alsberg. This is NOT a underwater photo taken by deep sea divers of this anomaly.


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Death at the Library
The philosophers of Ephebe have found a corpse in the library! After much arguing if he was truly death and if there is a life after death they informed the Tyrant. The deceased was none other than the disc famous Archimedes the Shrewd! The Tyrant isn't happy about this, Archimedes was working on an invention that could destroy whole fleets, if it would to be made Ephebe's arch-nemesis Tsort wouldn't dare attack Ephebe again and steal a princess! (or did Ephebe stole a princess of Tsort..?).
But it is known that Archimedes stole some of his ideas from the other philosophers and inventors. The disc famous screw he invented was actually the idea of Platokles who wasn't happy about that. The tyrant want's to know what happened and who's behind the murder. Ephebe's philosophers need to be safe!
Darius of Tsort
Tsortean with a grudge against all Ephebians but especially philosophers. Kicked out of the guild of assassins for being to sadistic. Every night you are set lose in search of some philosophers to kill together with:
Archimedes stole your idea! and now you got your revenge! But why stop at just this one? You could be the greatest philosopher of all Ephebe! You just need to kill some more to make it so! For this you have enlisted the help of Darius. Together you hunt at night for some fresh philosophers!
The Tyrant has tasked you to investigate the murder. As you are one of the few free Ephebians with some common sense. To aid you in doing this, you can take one of the players to your barrel for questioning during each night phase. You may not question the same person twice in a row.
You will discover whether or not your choice is a killer, BUT you will not be able to stop them.
Tigran the Archer
You are a slave in the employment of the city. Together with a few hundred other slaves your tasks were to keep order in the city. The Tyrant has chosen you to guard the citizens. If you succeed you may well get your freedom and you can have some slaves of your own. Each night you will choose one of the citizens you consider most at risk to guard. Whoever you choose to protect will survive any attempt at assassination for that night only. However, if you've chosen a person who also has some ability of their own, then they cannot use that ability for the night you're protecting them. You cannot choose to protect the same person twice in a row, nor are you immune to attack yourself
Who could the killers be? Who can the citizens look to for help? Any of the following could be a killer in disguise, or a saviour:
Doughnut Jimmy
Jan van Quirm
1. No arguing with the Narrator in the main thread. All queries, post mortems or requests for elaboration to be done in the "What do I do now?" thread or by PM if it's something you cannot discuss in public.
2. When formally voting for someone to be treated as a prime suspect (and get lynched) please make this crystal clear as in "I vote for Mr/Ms X as prime suspect" - or use block capitals etc etc. Do the same sort of thing if you change you mind and want to vote for someone else or to abstain/withdraw your vote - remember you can change your vote up to 3 times during each day phase.
3. Make sure you never reveal your true role to anyone (unless you're a killer in which case you will know who you're working with) unless the Narrator says you can – else you'll end up dead or locked up much quicker…
4. Try not to get too upset with what happens once the killings start - it's a fun game to play so keep it light-hearted. If you do get lynched you can still take part as a Gawper! – Dr Dotsie Von Finkelstein reanimates those who have been lynched so you can gawp, but not take part in voting of course.
5. Gawpers you may post during the Day Phases, but you may not vote for anyone
6. No posting during a night phase – Gawpers this means you too!
7. Anyone revealing the contents of a PM will be lynched immediately! PMing is really against the spirit of the game, but I can't stop you… just don't talk about it, and don't come running to me if it turns out you've been cosying up to a werewolf.
8. Anyone taking part will be a candidate for a special role.
9. The Narrator (me) is always right.
10. If the narrator isn't right rule 9 applies.
Day phases: These last between 2 – 7 real time days to allow the players time to post and to vote for a likely suspect to be taken into safe custody. If everyone has voted by the 4th day then the Narrator will close the voting and announce the start of the…
Night phase: These will generally last up to 48 hours to allow all 4 special roles to PM the Narrator with their decisions.
Further information on gameplay will available in a "What do I do now?" thread where you can post if you need to do so away from the game thread.
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HAVE YOUR SAY: Fury as dog deposits paint town brown instead of red
Last updated at 19:48, Thursday, 31 May 2012
Workington's Paint the Town Red festival brought the community together and raised thousands of pounds for charity, but one thing marred the event – dog poo.
Allerdale council arranged for Curwen Park and Vulcan Park to be cleared of dog mess the day before the event.
But by the time event organisers arrived the next day both parks had been littered with dog poo which had not been picked up.
Organisers of the May 19 festival had to dodge the problem when positioning stalls and attractions, and it posed a hazard for people picnicking in the sun.
Committee member John Head, of the Rotary Club of Workington, said: "It's quite disgusting when you think this was a family fair we were putting on.
"It is hard work setting these things up without having to dance around the stuff.
"We had to be wary all the time.
"It was very thoughtless."
Coun Michael Heaslip, Allerdale council's executive member responsible for tackling dog fouling, said: "We are hugely disappointed that the irresponsible actions of a few dog owners overnight damaged people's enjoyment of the festival.
"Now we are more aware that these parks are as badly affected we will ensure it is listed as a priority and make every effort to apprehend offenders through systems that have proven successful elsewhere.
"Dog owners need to start taking responsibility for cleaning up and residents who witness dog fouling must report it to the council if we are to have any chance of combating this problem."
In the first six weeks since the council launched a crackdown on dog fouling, backed by the Times & Star, 48 complaints were made to the council.
Thirty-two of those were in weeks two and three.
The number of dog poo deposits found by street cleaning workers has steadily declined from about 850 in the first week to about 400 in week six.
Thirteen fines were issued over the same period – one third of the total number of fixed penalties handed out last year.
In a report to be considered by the council's scrutiny board today, locality officer Bob Henderson said: "Even with the success of the publicity campaign in getting people to report problem areas, catching offenders continues to be a challenging task."
To report dog fouling, visit www.allerdale.gov.uk/dogfouling, email customer. firstname.lastname@example.com or call 01900 702800.
First published at 19:23, Thursday, 31 May 2012
Published by http://www.timesandstar.co.uk
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Are people of Allerdale aware that there are people employed with vans/paid holidays/pension's & get sick pay that should enforce the law on dog mess...try any cycle way,or any street i.e moorclose rd etc.. can you see a warden? Begs the question what are they being paid for?
I don't get the point that Mikey is trying to make.Is he having a go at TA, or the people who don't clean up after their dogs??
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Academics . Game Design . Faculty
Title Assistant Professor/Chair of Animation/Interim Chair of Game Design
Department Game Design
Phone 216.421.7325
Courses Advanced 3D Animation | BFA Research + Preparation | BFA Thesis + Exhibition | Concept Development I | Intro to 3D Animation: Character | Intro to Animation | Layout Rendering Techniques
Degree BFA, Cleveland Institute of Art
Anthony Scalmato is the Department Chair of Animation and the Interim Department Chair of Game Design at the Cleveland Institute of Art. He has created more than a hundred published works which have been viewed on television, web and mobile devices. Before joining CIA, Scalmato worked as a Senior Creative Developer at American Greetings where he provided animations, illustrations and art direction for products that are viewed globally by millions of people every month. His clients include Applebee's, Disney, Pixar, Sony, UPS, Taylor Swift, Wal-mart, M & M's, Ferraro Chocolates and many other fortune 500 companies.
In 2011 Scalmato was awarded the American Greetings Chairman's Award for Creativity and Innovation. He has also received over a dozen "Best Animation" awards from film festivals around the world. In addition to teaching, he continues to work as a freelance artist and contractor for studios.
Title Adjunct Faculty
Department Game Design
Phone 216.421.7000
Courses Game Media Production I | Intro to Media Production and Integration | Introduction to Game Design | Special VFX/Simulation + Virtual Reality
Degree MA, Case Western Reserve University
Jared received his B.A. from Case Western Reserve University in Psychology with minors in Music and Art Studio and his M.A. in Art Education from the Case Western Reserve University and Cleveland Institute of Art joint program and is currently enrolled in the MFA program at Case Western Reserve University in Modern Dance with a focus on Performance Media.
Jared Bendis is a specialist in photography, game design, virtual reality, interactive and new media and serves as the Creative New Media Officer for Case Western Reserve University's Kelvin Smith Library. As the Creative New Media Officer, Jared weaves together cutting-edge technologies with proven, innovative pedagogical strategies to create rich media experiences. Jared serves as a senior expert for the campus, designing digital media strategies for content creation (and use) by researching and developing New Media applications for education and digital scholarship. Jared also holds adjunct appointments in the CWRU Art Studio, Music, and SAGES departments where he teaches courses on multimedia, instructional technology, and New Media Literacy. He is also adjunct faculty at the Cleveland Institute of Art where he teaches in the Game Design program.
Jared is also an installation artist, photographer, teacher, playwright and filmmaker. As a visual artist Jared focuses on the way people see, augmenting their reality via technology and visual perception. As a photographer he prefers to view the world though a wide-angle lens and specializes in spherical panoramic and stereoscopic photography. On his first trip overseas, in March 2000, Jared visited the Chateau de Pierrefonds in France and became driven (if not obsessed) with capturing and sharing cultural and architectural experiences and has photographed over 500 architectural, archeological and cultural sites (primarily castles) in 14 countries. Jared's art practice also includes creating immersive installations that provide interactive social and sensory experiences for viewers.
Jared has extensive experience in the Museum world digitizing collection materials from: The Cleveland Museum of Art (where he served as their Virtual Reality Specialist), The Cleveland Botanical Garden, The Western Reserve Historical Society, The Cleveland Natural History Museum, The Cleveland Zoo, The musée des beaux-arts Dijon (in coordination with the French Regional American Museum Exchange), and the Isparta Museum in Turkey.
As a practicing commercial artist, Jared is lead developer, designer, and co-owner of Lemming Labs Limited that develops interactive media applications for the iPhone, iPad, and Android platforms. His mobile applications include: "Mandalas," "EasyDraw," "HoopDreams," "Carve-It," "Egg Draw," "Hex Doodle," and "Mow-It" to name but a few… He is also the owner of ATBOSH Media ltd. a co-publishing firm that specializes in traditional print media, web design, and custom app and game development.expand collapse
Title Adjunct Faculty
Department Game Design
Phone 216.421.7000
Courses Intro to Animation
Keith Corcoran is a U.S. Army veteran having trained and served as a Multimedia Illustrator for 6 of his 10 years on active duty. Since 2000 Keith has been heavily involved in the interactive space creating online experiences in the entertainment, finance, retail and social expressions sectors for companies such as Atlantic Records, Bank of America and HBO.
Currently, as a User Experience & Creative Director, Keith is involved in leading the design of stand-alone interactive vending and automated retail experiences on large format displays for global customers.expand collapse
Title Adjunct Faculty
Department Game Design
Phone 216.421.7000
Courses Concept Development I | Intro to Animation
James Mravec is an award winning illustrator who has worked locally for American Greetings doing greeting card illustrations and animations. He has also created editorial art for the Plain Dealer. Nationally, he worked with Creative Expressions producing artwork for the paper decor industry as well as Imperial Wallcoverings creating best selling images for wall paper borders. He has also written and digitally illustrated a series of how to draw books for Publications International, LLC.
During his art career, James has also worked on developing interactive media for clients. The Cleveland Museum of Natural History has several kiosks that were art directed by him. The visual design of these kiosks and the programming were all integral parts of the projects. He has also developed animations and interactive sites for Toyota, Weyerhauser and other national clients.
He has been teaching illustration, animation and design courses for fourteen years at several Universities including CIA, Cuyahoga Community College and Kent State University.
You can view his illustration portfolio online at www.mravec.com.expand collapse
Title Adjunct Faculty
Department Game Design
Phone 216.421.7000
Courses 3D Texture, Mapping + Digital Lighting | Game Media Production I | Game Media Production III | Game Testing + Level Design
Degree BFA, Cleveland Institute of Art
Harrison Walsh has been an adjunct faculty member of the Cleveland Institute of Art's Game Design Department since 2013. He graduated from CIA with a BFA in T.I.M.E.–Digital Arts in 2009, and began instructing students in game design and digital arts in 2010. Outside of CIA Harrison also does freelance 3D modeling, game design, graphic design, and film work. Most recently working on the motion picture "Draft Day".expand collapse
Department Game Design
Phone 216.421.7000
Courses Game Media Production III
Michael is currently working as an indie game developer with well over a decade of prior experience in AAA games, where he's filled the role of artist, designer, lead and development director. He's shipped multiple titles and DLC with some of the most significant companies in the industry including LucasArts, Microsoft, Bungie, and Electronic Arts. His contributions, which include projects in the Star Wars, Halo, and DeadSpace universes, have led to total lifetime unit sales in the tens of millions and revenues in the billions of dollars.
His personal blog covering career development in the games industry can be found here: http://koikodo.blogspot.com/.expand collapse
CIA faculty members created an app that teaches sick children how to manage their pain.
While at CIA, you'll learn from the masters through our rigorous, world-class curriculum and connect with working professionals to begin your career.


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TYPE: Mechanical, Monster.
TURF: Castles.
AFFILIATIONS: None.
CLOSE RELATIVES: Orb User.
SKILLS AND ATTACKS: Recover, Mega Recover.
STRENGTHS: Fire, Thunder and Ice attacks.
WEAKNESSES: Jump attacks, Geno's Attacks, Crusher, Poison.
These living magical staffs are modified Orb Users. Valentina acquired several Orb Users from Booster and had one of her Shamans use their magical powers to enhance them. They can now user powerful healing spells.
The magical power the Shaman infused in the Orbisons makes them glow blue instead of orange. Although they have more powerful attacks than Orb Users, Orbisons have the same quirk of having really strong physical defense but really low hit points. They can be beaten easily with magic.
Valentina's favourite thing about Orbisons is that they have almost no free will, so they follow her orders without complaining.
"Don't jump on me!" - SMRPG (hidden quote)
Games: Super Mario RPG
Offense: 113 (Normal) 63 (Magic)
Defense: 140 (Normal) 65 (Magic)
Speed: Above average.
Items: Sometimes a Pure Water. May give a Defense Up during battle.
Points: 18
Attack Pattern: Orbisons don't appear on the map. In battle they use regular attacks mixed with powerful healing spells.
Basic Strategies: It will take a couple of timed hits to beat them, but they are good early targets since they can heal other enemies. They're very resistant to Fire, Ice and thunder.
Advanced Strategies: The right special attacks will finish off Orbisons very quickly. Mario's Jump attack, or almost any of Geno's attacks are your best choice. Use something like Geno Blast to finish them off fast.
When an Orbison attacks, it will move towards a character and spin around about three or four times. Press A on the last rotation to block the attack.


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Science & Math Elementary Exploration Tentative Events
(formally Elementary Science Olympiad)
A is for Anatomy/No Bones About It - Interested in blood, guts and tissues? Then this event will keep your heart pumping!
Aerodynamics/Paper Rockets - Design your best paper airplane and then work to refine it. Helicopters, paper rockets and rocket balloons may also be available.
Alien Arithmetic - How do aliens do arithmetic? Are there different ways to count, add and subtract? Meet the alien and use the computer to do your investigation.
Beginning Botany - Students will have the wonders of the botanical world in this "all about plants" event. Investigate the root below the surface, compare stages of growth and discover why you owe your very life to these green creatures!
Beginning Chemistry- Students will investigate atomic structure from the very beginnings. Blocks of periodic table elements, marbles and game board will simulate energy levels allowing the students to discover the basics of chemistry.
Bridge Building - Students will build bridges. Bridges may be tested for stability and weight bearing ability.
Circuit Wizardry - Students will have an opportunity to investigate simple circuits. Make the buzzer ring! Make the light bulb shine and challenge your knowledge of electricity!
Color Wheel - Each student will investigate color mixing using Red, Blue and Yellow food coloring, paper towels and a template for their "wheel".
Computer Programming - Each student can try his or her skills at programming. Students use a simple software program, with more than one level. It's quite challenging!
Constellations! - What are the patterns in the night sky? Come learn about the big bear, the dragon and the other animals imagined in the sky.
Dangerous Boys and Daring Girls - An event for the dangerous boy and daring girl! This event features activities from the popular books "Dangerous Boys" and "Daring Girls". Be dangerous and be daring!
Deep Blue Sea - What organisms can you find in the deep blue sea? Come and "sea" what you can learn about the deep blue sea and the animals and plants that live there. Climb into our "aquarium".
Dinosaurs - Students will have an opportunity to learn more about creatures from long ago. Dinosaur hats and mazes add to the fun.
Elemental Extravaganza - Come learn how the elements in the periodic table line up. Can you find the right element? Do you know how the atoms might interact? Come interact with a very cool table that helps chemists organize.
Estimania - How many? We have lots of opportunities to practice your estimation skills! The event features a series of quantity based puzzles that challenge you to think in terms of space and numbers. How many lollipops in the jar? How many pennies can line up along a meter stick?
Fossil Hunt - Students can see how fossils are made, look at fossils and place them on a geologic era chart. Come and investigate history at its finest. After you've hunted for fossils, stop by and make one of your very own. Students may make a fossil of a leaf.
Gas, Solids & Liquids - Do you know your states of matter? What's the difference between a gas and a liquid? Come and challenge yourself, and discover the differences. Are there some substances that have properties of more than one state?
Great Lakes Geo - Science (Rocks and Minerals) - Rock and mineral displays are featured. Descriptions included with experts to answer questions. Geodes and assorted specimens available for purchase.
Heat and Temperature - Do you know the difference between heat and temperature? Can you make liquids boil by the heat in the palm of your hand? Can heat be used to move objects? Come and investigate!
Leader Dogs - Do you how dogs are trained to help the visually impaired? Talk to a trainer about the details of dog training and care. This activity will be paired with Veterinary Technician.
Leaf & Tree Finder - Do you know what a maple leaf looks like? How about an acorn? What tree does it come from? Various questions and activities that involve leaves and trees.
Macroscopic Cell - Walk through our giant cell and discover different organelles. See the difference between a plant and animal cell.
Magnets - Is this magnetic? This event features magnets. Students will investigate what is magnetic and what makes an object magnetic.
Making & Using A Scientific Key - "What's that?" Learn how scientists determine which organism is which.
Maps and More! - What do geographers do? Can you find your way around the USA? Do you know the countries on all continents? How are cities planned? How do we prepare for natural disasters? Curious? Come find some answers at Maps and More!
Math is All Around Us! - Can you see math in your everyday world? Come see how very useful math is in your world.
Material Science - Do you know how to select the right material to build a structure? Can you characterize different metals? How are your observation skills? Come investigate this engineering science.
Moon Craters - Ever thought about how the craters on the moon were made? This event investigates the relationship between asteroids and crater size. Do you think larger asteroids made larger craters? Is there a ratio between the size of the asteroid and the size of the crater? Use of kitchen materials can help us simulate the crater making process and explore these questions.
Mystery Bags and Mystery Fish of Science - Is that a marble or a rubber ball? What is in the Mystery Bag? The Mystery Bags hide objects from view and challenge students to use their others senses and the scientific method to discover the contents. Can you use your powers of observation to solve the Mystery Bag? How does the Mystery Fish move? Can you form and test your hypotheses?
Owl Pellets - What did the owl eat? Can you key out the bones and find the rodents and birds that the owl has eaten?
Pond Study - Investigate the large and small of a pond. Look into a microscope and see the living things in a drop of water. Make a food web of living things in a pond. Identify a lily pad or a cattail. See our "indoor" pond.
Rubber Band Catapult - Use a catapult to see how far you can shoot a rubber band and learn about potential and kinetic energy.
Science of Music - How do different musical instruments make sound? Does a drum have different pitches? Learn about different musical instruments, pitch, vibration and how to make them work. Come make beautiful physics with us. This event features instruments from different cultures.
Spider Web - Learn about different kinds of spiders and their webs. Children can build a spider web using frames, string and tape, and then test their web by trying to catch a "prey".
Spirals - Learn all about spirals and how to make them.
STEM Lab - Come learn what scientists do within their labs. Have you ever extracted DNA before?
Veterinary Technician - Ever wonder what's inside a racehorse? Are their muscles like human muscles? What does a dog need to grow healthy? This event explores the possibilities of working with animals from the "inside" out.
What Went By - What organism made that mark? Whose footprints are those? Come and learn about the signs animals leave behind.
Who Did It? - Do you love a good mystery? Can you assemble the clues and make senses of them? Use science to solve the crime.
Zap - This event will be all about static electricity. Shocking!
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Jake's Corner
11/18/13 Justin Bieber Drama
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Monday, November 18, 2013
ALEC BALDWIN got into confrontations with THREE paparazzi on Friday. He also pushed one guy into a car and knocked his camera out of his hand. Meanwhile, MSNBC has suspended his show.
MILEY CYRUS confirms that she lit up a real joint onstage at the "MTV Europe Music Awards", but she claims it wasn't part of some grand marketing plan. She says, quote, "I was just walking out of my room and then I was like 'Oh I have this in my bag, that will be really funny.' And I didn't say anything to anybody. I just did it mostly because I knew the fans in Amsterdam would love it and they started going crazy when I did it."
ZAC EFRON is recovering from the broken jaw he suffered during a fall in his house. ADAM SHANKMAN, who directed Zac in "Hairspray", says, quote, "I have been making him soup. He has been drinking it through his straw. He has to eat through a straw on a syringe. It's horrible." He added, quote, "He's in great spirits. He's just like, 'Oww. It hurts.'"
Police showed up at JUSTIN BIEBER'S house three times Saturday morning after a neighbor complained that he and his friends were partying too loudly. Nobody was arrested, even though cops said they smelled marijuana. But the neighbor filed a report against Justin for disturbing the peace.
11/12/13 Miley Says Something Dumb...Again
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Friday, November 15, 2013
According to a provision in Lauren Silverman's divorce, she can't let SIMON COWELL be around her 7-year-old son for the next year . . . which might prove difficult since they've been openly dating ever since Simon knocked her up. And if she violates that clause three times, she owes her ex-husband Andrew $50,000. Also, she's getting $3,000 a month in child support. Not that she needs it when she's got access to Simon's bankroll.
DRAKE and RIHANNA reportedly tore it up at V Live . . . a STRIP JOINT in Houston, Texas on Wednesday night. They spent thousands of dollars and Rihanna got multiple lap dances and was FEELING UP THE LADIES. They left at 5:00 A.M. One source claims they took a, quote, "Spanish-looking girl" with them.
By now, we're used to MILEY CYRUS saying dumb things. But it's still mildly amusing to hear. In a new interview, Miley says, quote, "I feel like I'm one of the biggest feminists in the world because I tell women to not be scared of anything," Then she adds, quote, "You've got about 90 years . . . hopefully we all live to be 105 . . . you've got about 105 years on this earth and, like, you should be happy every single one of those [years]."
Alec Baldwin's stalker, Genevieve Sabourn, was sentenced to 6 months in jail after being found guilty of stalking Baldwin. She has also been found guilty of harassment, attempted aggravated harassment and contempt of court after her behavior in the courtroom got out of hand.
11/14/13 Robin Thicke & Britney Spears Hook-Up?
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Thursday, November 14, 2013
"In Touch" magazine says ROBIN THICKE and BRITNEY SPEARS had an affair in 2003, after collaborating on a project that never materialized. Britney would have been around 21 at the time, and Robin would have been about 26. Robin's rep denies it.
Justin Bieber has gone through a lot of crap while touring Latin America. Now he's catching flak for disrespecting the Argentine flag. During his gig in Buenos Aires Saturday night, two flags were thrown up onstage. And he used both his foot and his microphone stand to sweep them off the stage.
After a screening of his new Navy SEAL movie, MARK WAHLBERG went off on actors who compare their jobs to that of soldiers. He didn't mention TOM CRUISE, but he did say, quote, "For somebody to sit there and say my job was as difficult as being in the military? How [effing] dare you, while you sit in a makeup chair for two hours."
Everybody talks about DEMI LOVATO'S body cutting and body image issues . . . but apparently her drug and alcohol abuse got just as far out of hand. She says, quote, "Yes, I've been very honest, but if people really knew how dark and deep my struggles got . . . not just with my eating disorder but with drugs and alcohol . . . they'd be really shocked. But I'll most likely end up saying everything. Maybe it'll help other people in the industry who are headed down the wrong path."
11/13/13 Alec Baldwin Cries on Stand
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Wednesday, November 13, 2013
A report on the Weirdest Places Celebrities Have Had Sex includes the following: Jenny McCarthy at the bottom of the Grand Canyon, Liev Schreiber on the Staten Island Ferry and, of course, Scarlett Johansson and Benicio del Toro in an elevator.
In an interview with "Extra", LIAM HEMSWORTH says he's currently single . . . quote, "I don't have a lady at the moment." He also refused to hate on MILEY CYRUS. He said, quote, "I'm extremely happy for all of her success."
ZAC EFRON had to have his jaw wired shut after breaking it in an accidental fall at his house. He also suffered a cut that required stitches. (We don't know where the cut was.) E! Online says Zac slipped in a puddle of water he didn't see. He's expected to make a full recovery.
ALEC BALDWIN actually broke down on the witness stand yesterday while testifying against his alleged stalker. He was describing how the woman had made his life "miserable" by relentlessly threatening him and his wife HILARIA. Outside the courthouse he was back to his usual self, telling reporters, quote, "I hope you choke to death."
Has KANYE WEST'S popularity TANKED since he started dating KIM KARDASHIAN? A new report claims his popularity is down 66% since he got mixed up with Kim in the spring of 2012. Kim has also taken a shot on the same scale. She recently had her likeability drop by 50%.
11/12/13 George Disses Russell & Leo
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Tuesday, November 12, 2013
JUSTIN BIEBER claimed he'd come down with food poisoning over the weekend, but vowed to go forward with his show in Buenos Aires Sunday night. And he kept that promise . . . sort of. Yes he took the stage, but he quit less than an hour into the show because he wasn't feeling well. He told the crowd, quote, "I wanted to come out here and give you the best show but, um, I'm not feeling too good. I think I'm out of energy."
JENNA JAMESON retired from porn in 2008 saying she would, quote, "Never ever ever spread my legs again in this industry. Ever." But TMZ says she's BACK ON HER BACK to make some cash. She recently lost her home to foreclosure, and is in court fighting TITO ORTIZ for custody of their kids.
In the new issue of "Esquire" magazine, GEORGE CLOONEY talks smack about RUSSELL CROWE, LEONARDO DICAPRIO and ASHTON KUTCHER. He said Russell picked a fight with him several years ago for no reason . . . Leo and his crew talk smack but can't back it up on the basketball court . . . and Ashton, at least on one occasion, Tweeted without thinking first.
"Good Morning America's" AMY ROBACH was diagnosed with breast cancer . . . thanks to an on-air mammogram that she did last month. Amy said that she'd been reluctant to be the one to do it, because she had no connection to the disease, but now credits the show with saving her life. She also announced that she's going to be aggressive, and will have a double mastectomy.


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Angus Fire Ltd.
based in Lancaster, UNITED KINGDOM
Angus Fire is a global leader in fire fighting technology. Its history in manufacturing fire protection products can be traced back over two hundred years, and we have continued to innovate using the latest technology to develop high quality, high performance products. We now have customers in over one hundred countries spread across a wide range of industry sectors, ...
based in Houston, TEXAS (USA)
Cameron is a leading provider of flow equipment products, systems and services to worldwide oil, gas and process industries. Leveraging its global manufacturing, engineering and sales and service network, Cameron works with drilling contractors, oil & gas producers, pipeline operators, refiners and other process owners to control, direct, adjust, process, measure and ...
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TCS understands that clients need to do more with less, respond quickly to the needs of their markets and get more strategic advantage from IT. We are uniquely able to help clients solve these business challenges. Whether it`s IT services, business solutions, or outsourcing, we can assure a level of certainty that others can`t match.Energy and Utilities is just one of the ...
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Future Pipe Industries (FPI), the world`s leader in design and manufacturing of composite large diameter fiberglass pipe system.With the largest portfolio of high-temperature, high-pressure, anti-corrosive, composite large-diameter fiberglass pipes in the world, FPI offers a comprehensive range of products and services including; engineering, project management, technical ...
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Chubb Group of Insurance Cos. is a leading global property and casualty insurance organization. Since 1882, members of the Chubb Group of Insurance Companies have provided property and casualty insurance products to customers around the globe. These products are offered through a worldwide network of independent agents and brokers. The Chubb Group of Insurance Companies ...
based in Minneapolis, MINNESOTA (USA)
Verisae delivers a powerful suite of web-based process management solutions for facilities, the assets in those facilities, the energy those assets consume, the carbon emissions they emit, and the people who manage & maintain them. Verisae`s software and services can provide a full suite of site, asset, procurement, enterprise energy management, and maintenance ...
Solar-Fabrik AG
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Solar-Fabrik is one of Europe`s most experienced solar companies. The key element of our philosophy is to strive for Premium solar power solutions with permanently high yields. Our Premium modules are characterized by an extremely high level of efficiency and excellent durability. This allows us to guarantee our customers a safe investment and long-term profitability.Our ...
Terragon Environmental Technologies Inc.
based in Montréal, QUEBEC (CANADA)
Terragon develops and commercializes innovative technologies and practices needed to enable habitats to treat their waste locally and safely in order to recover valuable resources to be reused at the site where waste is generated. Terragon researches and engineers highly innovative waste treatment systems which anyone can operate safely, economically and without special ...
IDEX Corporation
based in Lake Forest, ILLINOIS (USA)
IDEX is organized in four business segments to optimize our market strategies, better serve our customers and provide a solid foundation for both organic and acquisitive growth.
IngSoft GmbH
based in Nürnberg, GERMANY
IngSoft is a pioneer in software-engineering for effective and long-term energy management in accordance with ISO 50001. With its intelligent software solution IngSoft InterWatt, the company is very well established and sets standards in this future market. Since IngSoft has been founded in 1997, the company has been continuously growing. Besides our core business – ...


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The Department of Neurology and Psychiatry will host separate Grand Rounds sessions from 8-9 a.m. Thursday, Nov. 17, in two locations.
The Neurology program will be held in Lecture Hall 1 in Schwitalla Hall in the Saint Louis University School of Medicine. Ghazala Hayat, M.D., will present: "Distal Weakness; Not Always Neuropathy."
Hayat joined the faculty in 1986 and was appointed the director of Neuromuscular Service and the Clinical Neurophysiology Laboratory. Hayat graduated from King Edward Medical College in Pakistan in 1977. She finished her neurology residency at the Medical College Virginia in 1985. The following year she pursued a fellowship in neuromuscular diseases and electrodiagnostic medicine at the same institution.
Hayat is board certified by the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology, the American Board of Electrodiagnostic Medicine, Neuromuscular Medicine by the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology and has clinical neurophysiology certification by the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology. She is director of Clinical Neurophysiology fellowship and is also director of ALS clinic, which is the only ALSA certified center in the area.
Her interests include peripheral neuropathies, compressive neuropathies, neuromuscular junction disorders and electrodiagnostic studies. She has published on various topics in her area of expertise. She has served on the education, workshop and laboratory accreditation committees of the American Association of Neuromuscular disorders and Electrodiagnostic Medicine.
She has been an examiner for the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology. She is a fellow of American Academy of Neurologists, American Association of Neuromuscular Disorders and Electrodiagnostic Medicine. She was nominated as one of America's Best Doctors in 2007, 2008, 2009 2010, 2011 and 2012.
The Psychiatry program will be held in Classroom A in Monteleone Hall. C. Leon McGahee, M.D., will present "DSM-5 Changes and Controversies."
McGahee is board certified in Psychiatry and Geriatric Psychiatry. He received his psychiatric training in New York in the Rockland State Hospital/Columbia University residency program.
His professional career has been divided between clinical practice and teaching, and most recently he served as psychiatric residency training director at the School of Medicine. Now professor emeritus and retired from active practice, McGahee continues to lead various residency seminars, supervise individual residents and participate in other volunteer educational activities.
His interests include clinical diagnosis and management, psychopharmacology, the brain sciences, and the history of psychiatry. In 2008 and 2009 he received the SLU Psychiatry Visiting Faculty Teacher of the Year Award.


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Wilson College senior, soccer player, Hannah DeMoss (Philipsburg, N.J./ Belvidere) was selected to the North Eastern Athletic Conference (NEAC) third team as a defender.
DeMoss had anchored the Phoenix defense for four years at the center back position. She has started and played every minute of her 63 game career at Wilson, combining for over 5670 minutes spent on the soccer field. This season, DeMoss scored in Wilson's 5-0 victory over Trinity University. She ended her career with two goals and one assist on her stat sheet.
"I couldn't be more excited for Hannah" states head coach, Beth Weixel. "She has played with heart and passion every time she stepped onto the field during her four years here at Wilson. I am very proud of her, and she deserves this recognition for her efforts." DeMoss will graduate in May from Wilson as a dual major in equine facilitated therapeutics and equine management.


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From Thanksgiving to mid-January, this National Historic Landmark Hotel is awash with color and brilliance as part of its Festival of Lights, a spectacle that includes over 2,000,000 lights and an array of greenery and decor, transforming this already-magnificent structure into a fantastical vision of holiday glory.
The event has become an annual tradition for many locals and is well worth the hour-long drive from our desert floor. "Must sees" include the Spanish Patio, Court of Birds and prominent Queen Palms located in front of the hotel — presenting a stunning arrangement of colored lights in various shapes and sizes. Both Main Street and Orange Street, which run adjacent to the hotel, feature spectacular displays in their own right, including an orchestra of animated musicians dressed in 17th century costumes and conducted by an eight-foot Santa Claus.
From Thursday through Sunday during the holiday season, Dickens Carolers stroll the halls of the hotel singing yuletide favorites, further adding to the magical ambiance of the hotel.
In 1876, the Mission Inn had a humble beginning as the Glenwood, a two-story, 12-room, adobe boarding house in the center of Riverside, which had begun its boom as the capital of the thriving navel orange industry.The city had deeded the plot of land to a surveyor, Captain Christopher Columbus Miller, as payment for services rendered. Miller later sold the land, and the boarding house, to his eldest son Frank, for the bargain price of $5,000. Over time, the younger Miller transformed the small establishment into a first-class hotel, adding wings in the Mission Revivalstyle architecture: first, the Cloister Wing in 1910; then, the Spanish Wing circa 1913 to 1914, and finally, an International Rotunda Wing in 1931. Historical tours are offered daily at a cost of $12 per person. Reservations are highly recommended and can be made via the Mission Inn Museum, 951-788-9556.
Today, the Inn also boasts the Inland Empire's only AAA Four Diamond rated restaurant, Duane's, and a variety of other restaurants. Call the restaurant reservation line toll free at 888-326-4448.
Whatever the time of year, the Mission Inn is truly a showcase of beauty, antiquity and charm, and a "must see" for visitors to the Inland Empire and beyond.
The Mission Inn 3649 Mission Inn Avenue Riverside, California, 92501 951-784-0300 www.missioninn.com Directions Take Interstate Highway 10 west to California Highway 60 west merging to California Highway 91 (Riverside/Beach Cities). Exit Mission Inn Avenue, and turn right. Travel three blocks, and you'll find the inn on the right.


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Stranger's Wrath HD not coming for XBLA
Developer Oddworld Inhabitants is not bringing Stranger's Wrath HD to XBLA after all.
A community representative on the game's website told a commenter, "The boat has really passed on that one. We're winding up development on Stranger's Wrath HD and Munch's Oddysee HD. Blame Microsoft for not letting us publish on Xbox 360."
Back in January, co-developer Just Add Water spoke of the company's disinterest, tweeting, "They (Microsoft) turned us down again :( time to get the big guns out!"
The developers are planning a new patch for Stranger's Wrath HD on June 27 that introduces the following features:
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- Brightness & Gamma controls
- Audio fixes
- Increased crosshair visibility
- Fixed quicksaves and autosaves so you can load your last autosave and quicksave at any time
- Extra subtitles in English, French, Italian, German and Spanish
- Performance Improvements
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It's all about the Web here on Day 2 of Google's annual I/O developer conference–Google's Web. In contrast to yesterday's focus on the search giant's Android mobile operating software, today will focus on the power of the Web, in particular Google's Chrome operating software for cloud computing.
There's another keynote whose highlights I will liveblog below, though it's hard to see how Google will outdo yesterday's skydiving demo of Google Glass wearable computers. No doubt Google has reserved a surprise or two, though.
Update: The big announcement is Google Compute Engine, a rival to Amazon Web Services, which powers many websites. It's promising it will offer 50% more compute power for the price. Also, Google Docs now will work offline when you don't have an Internet connection, solving a big obstacle. Offline presentations and spreadsheets to follow later. …
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To understand the impact of color on the human mind, consider the operating room, says Shashi Caan, chairwoman of the interior design program at Parsons School of Design. Dominant colors in an operating theater don't come from the décor, she points out. They are the red of human blood and tissue and the seafoam green or blue-green of surgical scrubs.
Aesthetics aside, this color combination is unlikely to change. As long as blood is red, Caan says, the complementary colors of the scrubs will serve the important function of absorbing the surgeon's visual afterimage when she briefly looks away from her patient. If scrubs were, say, white like a doctor's lab coat, staring into all that crimson without a visual respite would nauseate surgeons.
Like the surgeon, we are all affected by environmental color. But unlike in the operating room, where the need to maintain sterility demands a minimum of architectural color, the colors in most interior environments can be planned to achieve desired effects. Color can be employed to energize, subdue, inspire, aggravate or stimulate.
Of course none of this is news to design professionals. Fast-food restaurants have used appetite-stimulating orange for decades, while (appetite-suppressing) blue restaurants are as rare as blue moons. Pink, thought to dull aggression, has been used to subdue prisoners in correctional institutions – and players in opposing teams' locker rooms.
For years parents heeded the advice of color expert Carlton Wagner, who cautioned against painting nurseries yellow, because, he said, the stimulating color would make babies cry.
You won't find red walls in your cardiologist's office, not just because he sees enough of it in the operating room, but because the color has been proven to raise blood pressure. Freudian analyst Bruno Bettelheim was rumored to have painted patients blue to quell their anxiety.
Color and Context
For the most part, many of these color assumptions remain intact today, says Leatrice Eiseman, executive director of the Pantone Color Institute. However, she and others caution designers to dig deeper into the science of color psychology and the context of their projects before applying any paint.
"Anybody can figure out that you want soothing colors in bedrooms and more stimulating colors in high-activity areas," says Janet Friedman of Friedman & Shields, a California-and Arizona-based design firm. Though color psychology rules are far from universal, she notes. Just as people have differing color preferences, they also have different physical and psychological reactions to color. Their reactions can be influenced by everything from gender and age to socioeconomic status and heritage – and can be as individual as fingerprints.
For example, a study conducted at the University of Texas found that women experienced more depression in white, gray and beige offices. Men, meanwhile, reported the same feelings in orange or purple rooms. Retailers routinely use color to attract desired customers. "The more money you pay," Friedman says, "the more you expect [store design to include] deep soothing colors," that suggest luxury and invite lingering.
Subdued nursing-home color palettes may be more stereotypical than senior-sensitive, since many seniors are color blind. If they do see color differences, they might be put off by au courant chartreuse – but nostalgic in the presence of vintage peach.
Primary colors have long been a favorite in kids' rooms. Still, Friedman cautions,"If your children tend to be hyperactive, you're going to give them a much quieter palette."
Hispanic interiors are often awash in bright sherbet tones, while many Asians are most comfortable in understated environments. But ethnic preferences aren't so straightforward, Eiseman says. When she went to China, for example, she was told to steer clear of yellow, the color of rulers, because it evokes Mao Tse-tung. The Chinese students Eiseman met either didn't remember or didn't care. They loved yellow.
Color in Flux
Color can be a shape-shifter in different settings. Most designers test colors in their intended environment to anticipate changes that might occur with different lighting. Colors that everyone loved on a selection board can take on a whole new feel in the context of a finished room, Friedman notes. The turquoise-and-yellow combination that looked merely spunky on sample chips can positively vibrate in large doses.
Even memory plays a role in human reactions to color. Green borrows from nature its benevolent effect on most people. But a child scared by a costumed witch's green face may find the color disturbing even as an adult. On the other hand, that response might depend on the particular shade of green. European researchers concluded that color saturation has a greater effect than hue. They found most deep colors to be equally exciting, while dull colors, no matter the hue, were calming.
The translation from the lab to real life, though, can be complicated and tricky. The Baker-Miller pink devised for use in prison cells does have an immediate calming effect, Eiseman points out. However, studies conducted after prisoners adapted to the color found that the effects diminished over time. An Arizona sheriff learned this the hard way. After extended periods in their pink cells, inmates in Maricopa County jails got more, rather than less, agitated, Freidman says. Now the prisoners are issued pink underwear.
As for the yellow embargo on infants' rooms, feel free to break it, Eiseman says. "Wagner just hated yellow," she says, to the extent that he even denigrated those who liked the color, calling them "neurotic." After much searching, Eiseman hasn't found any research that supports Wagner's claims that the sunny color bugs babies.
Color is Subjective
Indeed, too much reliance on external justification troubles Caan, principal with the Shashi Caan Collective. "We need to rely more on intuition," she says. "Life is messy." And too complex to replicate in a lab. "We as designers need to become not only scientists and psychologists but also rational people and artists." That means considering color holistically in the vernacular of the people with whom it interacts and the context of the place where it will be applied.
Teresa Cox, a St. Paul artist known for her exuberant, color-filled canvases, is a case in point. Cox responds viscerally to color, and her artistic experimentation reinforces her intuition. Her studio, which is also her home, is filled with color: a saturated golden-green floor, a deep-indigo wall; not to mention her colorful paintings everywhere. The tension between all these intense and competing hues would overstimulate many people. For Cox, they are like an elixir. When she once tried to create an 8-foot canvas in shades of only gray, black and white, Cox felt uneasy. "I was literally having cravings for color," she says. "I broke out my other paints and started to add red, which gave me an immediate lift."
Just as a few brush strokes of scarlet paint gave Cox a jolt of energy, even a tiny dose of color can profoundly affect a design.
Use the wrong color in the wrong place, and "you'll know it," Friedman says. "Your teeth will start to itch."
Get it right, Eiseman says, and "there is a bell that rings."


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Barrow Raiders pass French exam - with video and pictures
Last updated at 14:24, Friday, 30 March 2012
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Barrow Raiders 32 FC Lezignan 22
ZUT alors, what a match.
At some point this year, someone has told Barrow Raiders they are not allowed any straightforward victories and they have to do things the hard way.
Witness the tension as they held on against Whitehaven to reach the last eight of the Northern Rail Cup. Recall the nail-biting anxiety as they fought back from 20-0 down to defeat North Wales Crusaders 26-24. And now rejoice in the glorious defeat of the French Resistance as they overcame a 16-0 deficit to trounce their overseas invaders and reach round four of the Challenge Cup.
Whoever they are paired with in tonight's draw – be it a Super League giant, a Championship One rival, or an old and familiar foe – the vocal supporters on the Craven Park terraces seem destined for another afternoon of glorious rugby league.
Lezignan, the last four French Championships making the trip with them over the Channel, showed for 25 minutes why their countrymen fear them and why they defeated Whitehaven at the same stage of the competition last year.
They came with those memories fresh in the mind and with a pair of players in Nathan Wynn and Yoan Tisseyre who had made the trip to Furness before with previous club Toulouse.
They also came with a pack the size of elephants, half-backs built like gorillas and a love of getting stuck into their tackles – intermittently legally and illegally throughout the afternoon.
It was this size, desire and determination which carried them into a commanding lead inside 22 minutes.
Full-back Rhys Lenarduzzi – his name, along with those of many of his team-mates a delight for the PA announcer throughout the afternoon – started them off as he collected a short pass from Kane Bentley and went through on an inside line, all on the back of a penalty for a high tackle.
Another penalty – this one against skipper Liam Harrison for ripping the ball out – saw them score again as Tisseyre romped in from close range and a third Barrow mistake, this time as Lee Haney knocked-on 20 metres from his line, give the opening for the third French score, Nicolas Munoz putting Vincent Michau free as Dan Toal lay injured on the ground with a shoulder problem.
Things were looking bleak for Raiders and a hammering was on the cards as the visiting defence moved with superb speed across their line and worked the referee to perfection in these early exchanges, avoiding punishment for high tackles, laying on in the tackle and offside – all of which they would be pulled up for later on.
Chances went begging as Barrow looked for a response, twice passes going into touch as panic set in out wide, while Jack Pedley was held up over the line and Barry Pugh threw the ball straight to an opponent as he looked for options.
It seemed everything was going against the home side, especially when referee Greg Dolan blew for an offside penalty against Lezignan just as James Finch ran on to a superb short pass and crossed the line for a disallowed score.
But immediately, Raiders blew away that frustration as Liam Campbell performed the perfect dummy pass on the left flank and cut inside with ball in hand past the flummoxed defence to raise the roof with a score.
The crowd were now backing their side to the hilt and Harrison responded in true captain's fashion as he barged through to score from a Campbell pass.
The hooter was looming and it went with Barrow on the attack, Finch inches from scoring as his foot clipped the sideline while he dived for the corner.
With Pedley leaving the field early in the second half with blood pouring from a cut on the side of his head, the momentum could have shifted, but instead Raiders kept at it and Finch got his try, thanks to a great ball steal from Lee Dutton which set the platform for an attack down the right.
The referee was picking up more and more on the French infringements now – Holt landing a penalty from one of them – and it was no surprise when a 26-man brawl erupted following a high tackle from Franck Rovira on Andy Ballard.
Rovira went in for more and a swarm of players crowded round, some real hard punches being thrown in proper fighting style – there were no handbags here.
Rovira got his 10 minutes in the bin, as did Andy Bracek, while others see throwing some mighty left hooks, right crosses and straight jabs will wait for the verdict of the RFL after the incident was put on report.
Holt kicked another penalty on the back of the incident and then sent Campbell in for his second try minutes later, his score making it 28-16 and seemingly sewing up the win with 13 minutes to go.
But for the first time in the second half, Lezignan found their attacking feet once again, with a great passing move stretching Barrow to the right and back inside again, where Bentley crossed by the posts and turned the game on its head.
The anxiety was there again, but Barrow had obviously decided they'd had enough of it themselves as Harrison, Chris Larkin and Campbell broke.
The French side were stretched and play went wide left where James Gordon displayed an unheralded kicking skill as he picked out Haney on the right and he outjumped Nicolas Piquemal to score and seal a place in round four.
Tension and tries, brilliance and brawling – this game had it all and what a cracker it was.
If it's all the same though, a more straightforward victory next time out would be much appreciated for those of us with no fingernails left to chew.
First published at 14:19, Sunday, 25 March 2012
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You did us real proud yesterday boys.pure good rampant rugby!the crowd were in high spirits and gave full support (unlike Bluebirds fans who do nothing but moan) .top tear up aswel!well worth the entrance fee and a smashing day out for all there.come on you raiders!!!!beep beep.
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