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DOE Under Secretary for Nuclear Security and NNSA Administrator Frank G. Klotz will deliver keynote remarks this week at the U.S. Strategic Command (STRATCOM) Deterrence Symposium. The Symposium, held in Omaha, Neb., from August 13 – 14, gathers members from the defense, policy, and academic communities to discuss approaches to deterrence in the 21st century. General Klotz will discuss NNSA's role in maintaining a safe, secure, and effective nuclear deterrent; countering nuclear proliferation and nuclear terrorism around the world; and efforts to develop a more agile infrastructure and maintain a strong science base to meet future mission needs and challenges.
For highlights of General Klotz's remarks, follow him on Twitter: @FrankKlotzNNSA
Read more about the 2014 STRATCOM Deterrence Symposium here.
Augusta Technical College recently announced a formal Agreement of Understanding with Georgia Power and Savannah River Site management and operating contractor Savannah River Nuclear Solutions (SRNS) in support of the College's Nuclear Engineering Technology Program. The agreement recognizes SRNS as an industry partner, which means the contractor will collaborate on developing curriculum, support outreach efforts to students and participate on advisory councils.
More than 75 students have graduated since the program began admitting students in the Fall of 2010, and most are currently working at Georgia Power's Plant Vogtle or at the Savannah River Site.
The Engineering Technology programs at Augusta Technical College are high-tech, associate degree programs that prepare graduates for careers in plant maintenance and operations at commercial nuclear facilities, Department of Energy nuclear facilities such as those at SRS, and other related nuclear support companies. These robust programs span three technical areas to include electrical, mechanical and nuclear specific courses.
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About the photo: Jeff Gasser, Site Manager, Plant Vogtle (left), joins Dr. Rick Hall, Vice President of Academic Affairs, Augusta Technical College and Carol Johnson, Savannah River Nuclear Solutions President & CEO, to sign an Agreement of Understanding, creating a mutually beneficial partnership to support the nuclear industry throughout the region.
Los Alamos National Laboratory scientist Jaqueline L. Kiplinger has been selected as the 2015 recipient of the F. Albert Cotton Award in Synthetic Inorganic Chemistry, sponsored by the F. Albert Cotton Endowment Fund.
Kiplinger was honored for her work in establishing synthetic routes to novel uranium and thorium compounds that have opened new frontiers in understanding the nature of bonding and reactivity in actinides. The award recognizes outstanding synthetic accomplishment in the field of inorganic chemistry. A formal announcement of the names of the 2015 ACS National Award Recipients is in the August 11 issue of Chemical & Engineering News. The American Chemical Society will present Kiplinger with the award at the Society's 249th ACS National Meeting in Denver, Colo., next spring.
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Rebecca Chamberlin and Donivan Porterfield, both of Los Alamos National Laboratory's (LANL) Actinide Analytical Chemistry group, have been selected as 2014 Fellows of the American Chemical Society (ACS).
A specialist in inorganic chemistry and radiochemistry, Chamberlin is currently the co-principal investigator for the development of novel microreactor-based systems for plutonium process chemistry and one-step extraction and separation of rare earths at LANL. She is also managing the startup of newly-constructed nuclear material analysis laboratories in the Radiological Laboratory Utility and Office Building.
Porterfield is a radiochemist engaged in research and development and analytical services supporting stockpile stewardship and nuclear forensics and nonproliferation. His work includes plutonium heat source fabrication for deep space exploration and national security applications, nuclear material safeguards, radiobioassay, environmental monitoring and more.
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Madelyn Creedon was sworn in today by Secretary of Energy Ernest Moniz as the Department of Energy's (DOE) Principal Deputy Administrator for the National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA).
As NNSA's Principal Deputy Administrator, Ms. Creedon will support NNSA Administrator Frank Klotz in the management and operation of the NNSA, as well as policy matters across the DOE and NNSA enterprise in support of President Obama's nuclear security agenda.
Ms. Creedon most recently served as the Assistant Secretary of Defense for Global Strategic Affairs at the Department of Defense (DoD), overseeing policy development and execution in the areas of countering Weapons of Mass Destruction, U.S. nuclear forces and missile defense, and DoD cybersecurity and space issues. She was confirmed to serve in this position by the Senate in August 2011.
For further background, the NNSA press release on her confirmation can be found here.
John Edwards, associate program director for inertial confinement fusion and high energy density science and the ICF program leader at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, has received the Leadership Award from Fusion Power Associates Board of Directors.
Edwards was recognized for several scientific contributions to inertial confinement fusion and high energy density plasma physics, as well as for his guidance in research efforts. Of particular note was his leadership "of the scientific program on the National Ignition Facility (NIF) for both high energy density physics and for the eventual achievement of ignition leading toward a commercial fusion power source."
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NNSA recently participated in the inaugural Nationwide RadResponder Drill conducted by the Conference of Radiation Control Program Directors. The drill involved more than 200 participants from 38 states, including NNSA's Consequence Management Home Team and Radiological Assistance Program responders from six of the nine DOE regions. More than 21,000 environmental radiation measurements were collected and validated during this one-day drill .
The RadResponder Network is a mobile, cloud-based radiation data collection system that provides federal and state, local, tribal, and territorial response teams and leadership with a standardized service for managing, organizing, analyzing, and mapping radiation data. The Network is built on the experiences and lessons learned from the Fukushima Daiichi reactor emergency that revealed the need for a coordinated effort across all levels of government when responding to a catastrophic incident. This capability uses data management technology initially developed by NNSA and subsequently extended to state and local responders by FEMA. One of the goals of the drill was to help fully and quickly engage the state and local trained radiation specialists. The ability to collect more timely information for incident commanders is essential to not only save lives and stabilize a radiological event, but also to make better use of support resources.
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During the drill, participants collected 21,835, radiation measurements, 200 field samples, and recorded 132 observations. During the drill, measurements were collected using handheld meters, stationary monitoring systems, and soil and water samples.
Douglas Dearolph, acting NNSA Associate Administrator and Chief for Defense Nuclear Security, presented Nevada Field Office employee Susan Christian-Payne with the Bradley A. Peterson Professional of the Year award yesterday.
The award recognizes employees whose contributions to NNSA security programs serve as models for excellence and commitment to the NNSA mission.
This week, NNSA's Office of Acquisition and Project Management hosted a training at the National Training Center in Albuquerque to improve NNSA's capability to plan and deliver safe, quality construction on budget.
APM's Corporate Project Management program is providing the training, processes, tools, and technology to develop and sustain a Federal workforce capable of managing design and construction contracts for capital asset projects. The tools and trainings include, but are not limited to, the use of project management handbooks, Standard Operating Practices, firm-fixed price contracts, support service contracts, strategic Federal alliances, and an interactive web-based tool for implementing, managing, monitoring, and approving project configuration processes throughout project lifecycle.
NNSA has already made significant investments to strengthen project management through highly qualified, accountable, and responsible federal project directors (FPDs). NNSA is ensuring that as the project progresses from planning to design to construction, the FPDs have the appropriate training, experience, and certification level to successfully execute the project. FPDs must have a sound understanding of the Federal Acquisition Regulations and have a broad knowledge base in order to communicate performance expectations with NNSA's contracting officers and contractors. NNSA has demonstrated project cost and schedule goals can be achieved, even with the most complex projects, when clear expectations are set, the Federal and contractor site and headquarters teams are aligned, and all parties accept accountability for their roles in project delivery.
Over the past three years, NNSA has delivered its $725M project portfolio approximately $50M - or seven percent - under its original budget. NNSA is saving taxpayer dollars, allowing scarce resources to be reinvested back into mission. GAO and Congress have both recognized NNSA's improvements. In February 2013, GAO removed all NNSA projects costing under $750M from the High Risk List.
"The Last of the Big Dogs" has a new home after Pantex workers recently delivered one of the few remaining B53 nuclear weapons cases to the Freedom Museum USA in Pampa, Texas.
The final B53, which received its "Big Dog" nickname from dismantlement workers due to its massive size, was dismantled at Pantex on October 25, 2011, in a historic ceremony. The B53 was the oldest, largest and most destructive nuclear weapon in the U.S. arsenal at the time it was retired.
Pantex was looking for a way to preserve the legacy of the B53 and recognize the workers who built, maintained and dismantled it. The Freedom Museum, located about 45 minutes from Pantex, volunteered to take the dismantled weapon on loan to add to its large collection of historical military artifacts.
Monica Graham, Pantex historian, said the move was an important effort to publicly display this iconic weapon that served in secret for decades, helping to ensure the safety of America.
The B53 was first put into service in 1962, a year when Cold War tensions were at their highest during the Cuban Missile Crisis. It served a critical role in the nation's nuclear deterrent through the end of the Cold War, retiring from the active stockpile in 1997.
The B53 weighed around 10,000 pounds and was about the size of a minivan. Many B53s were dismantled in the 1980s, but a significant number remained in the U.S. arsenal until they were retired in 1997.
The B53 which was delivered this week consisted only of the outer casing of the weapon and is empty on the inside. It is one of only three such museum artifacts in the country built from a stockpile weapon. The others were assembled from training units or spare parts.


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New Orleans Saints
Stadium: Mercedes-Benz Superdome | Coach: Sean Payton
Alphabetical Listing
Position Listing
Quarterbacks · Running Backs · Fullbacks · Wide Receivers · Tight Ends · Centers · Guards · Tackles · Kickers · Defensive Backs · Defensive Ends · Defensive Tackles · Nose Tackles · Linebackers · Punters
Jerry Franklin
Tackle Terron Armstead is the lone injured player on the inactive list released by the Saints for their Week 17 game against Tampa Bay. He is dealing with a neck issue that prevented him from practicing all week.
The healthy scratches are wide receiversSeantavius Jones and Brandon Coleman, cornerback Stanley Jean-Baptiste, linebackers Jerry Franklin and Moise Fokou and safety Kenny Vaccaro.
The inclusion of the embattled Vaccaro is not a good sign for the 2013 first-round pick.
Antonio Johnson
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Bobby Richardson
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Senio Kelemete
The Saints signed offensive lineman Senio Kelemete to a one-year contract extension on Monday.
Kelemete confirmed the news on his personal Twitter account, writing, "Just signed another 1 year deal with the @Saints #GloryToGod for the opportunity 2015 is my year!"
Kelemete appeared in 10 games for the Saints in 2014. Before this one-year extension, Kelemete was set to be an exclusive-rights free agent.
Tyeler Davison
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Brandin Cooks
The Saints "appear to be shopping everyone but Drew Brees and Brandin Cooks," reports ESPN's Jeremy Fowler, adding the team is undergoing a "complete retool." New Orleans traded tight end Jimmy Graham to the Seahawks and starting guard Ben Grubbs to the Chiefs.
The Saints reportedly are actively shopping wideout Kenny Stills, who caught 63 passes for 931 yards and three touchdowns last season.
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Terron Armstead
Despite drafting Stanford tackle Andrus Peat in the first round, Saints coach Sean Payton doesn't see him competing for a starting spot.
"I don't see that initially," Payton said, per Saints.com.
The Saints have veterans Zach Strief and Terron Armstead at the two tackle spots.
"Terron and Zach we feel are ones of veteran experience," Payton said. "One's a tremendous leader for us at right tackle and one's a real sharp and talented left tackle. Andrus will come in and I'm sure we'll give him reps at both positions."
Moving Peat to guard isn't an option. "I don't see that. He's a tackle," Payton said.
Lance Lewis
The Saints announced Tuesday they signed wide receiver Lance Lewis. The 6-foot-2, 207-pound receiver spent the 2014 season on the 49ers practice squad.
Lewis has not appeared in an NFL game since 2013. He has no career receptions.
Glenn Foster
The Saints placed defensive end Glenn Foster on injured reserve after he hurt his knee in Sunday's loss to the Lions. Foster, 24, appeared in five games this season.
Kaleb Eulls
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Sean Hickey
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Jahri Evans
Saints guard Jahri Evans reworked his contract this offseason to secure his future with the team, per ESPN.com.
Evans, who is entering his 10th season in the NFL, took pay cuts in 2015 and 2016, but also added an extra year to his contract, something he valued in the process.
"It worked out in the end. You know, it's part of the business, obviously. And I'm glad to be here," Evans said.
Evans said he was happy head coach Sean Payton kept the line of communication with him active throughout the process.
"So that was very great, and I was pleased with that," said Evans, who added, "I still had two years under contract, so I never saw myself not being here."
Ronald Powell
The Saints declared defensive back Corey White, wideout Seantavius Jones, defensive back Stanley Jean-Baptiste, linebacker Moise Fokou, nose tackle Lawrence Virgil, offensive tackle Nick Becton and linebacker Ronald Powell inactive for Monday's game at Chicago.
It's the first time all season White has been inactive. He's a healthy scratch despite starting nine games and racking up 52 tackles, two interceptions, a forced fumble and a sack.
Jalen Saunders
The Saints have cut running back Brian Leonard and picked up wide receiver Jalen Saunders off the Seahawks' practice squad, a source has told ESPN.
Ramon Humber
The Saints announced that they have reached a new two-year contract with special teams captain Ramon Humber.
Humber has spent the previous five seasons with the Saints. He started six games at linebacker a year ago and totaled 50 tackles, one sack and one pass deflection. Humber had a season-best 12 tackles in a Week 10 game against the 49ers.
Davis Tull
Saints fifth-round draft pick, linebacker Davis Tull, is unable to practice with the team at OTAs, Sean Payton said, per NOLA.com.
Tull is recovering from a shoulder injury.
Delvin Breaux
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Benjamin Watson
Saints coach Sean Payton on Wednesday talked up tight end Josh Hill, who should get more opportunities with the trade of Jimmy Graham to Seattle. "Josh Hill is a player we value a lot," Payton said, per the New Orleans Times-Picayune.
Hill, 24, is a 6-5, 250-pounder who caught five touchdowns last season. He finished with 14 catches for 176 yards while playing every game.
Hill and Benjamin Watson, 34, are the team's top tight ends following Graham's departure.
Cyril Lemon
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Cameron Jordan
The Saints have made official what has been widely reported - that they have signed defensive end Cameron Jordan to a five-year contract extension.
Jordan has been a productive player since being drafted by the team in 2011. He has 159 tackles and 28 sacks over the last three seasons combined.
Brian Dixon
Saints cornerback Brian Dixon was arrested in Miami on Sunday morning. He's been charged with resisting an officer, per the Times-Picayune.
According to the New Orleans Advocate, Dixon was pulled over for riding a moped. He questioned the officer about why that wasn't permitted, which led to his arrest.
Dixon was booked at 5:50 AM and was being held on $1,000 bond. The team is aware of the incident, and NFL security is investigating.
Later in the morning, Dixon tweeted, "It hurts to know that I wasn't causing no trouble and was fully cooperating. :( "
Kyle Prater
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Erik Lorig
The Saints got myriad contributions in their Week 15 win in Chicago. Among them, wideout Nick Toon caught all four of his targets for 43 yards, but lost a fumble. Running back Khiry Robinson ran three times for 10 yards and caught two passes for 10 yards.
Fullback Erik Lorig had a 1-yard carry. Tight end Benjamin Watson added a 5-yard grab.
They'll all face Atlanta on Sunday.
Anthony Spencer
Saints linebacker Anthony Spencer worked ahead of Junior Galette in the team's base 4-3 defense, a run-heavy look that featured just three linebackers, ESPN.com reports.
"However it came out, we're not worried about depth chart now," defensive coordinator Rob Ryan said. "We're putting in a defense, we're all working hard together and getting to know each other, our teammates and what we got. But I know both those guys can play, so we're excited about 'em."
Spencer had a career-high 11 sacks in 2012 but has managed just 24 total tackles and a half-sack in 14 games over the last two years while dealing with a major knee injury.
"I think sometimes there are tougher positions to evaluate at this time of year," coach Sean Payton said, when asked to give his early thoughts on Spencer. "But I think, No. 1, he can affect the passer. ... He's an edge player, I think he's very good at fitting the run, and I think he can affect the passer."
Toben Opurum
The Texans put cornerback Johnathan Joseph (toe) and running back Deji Karim (clavicle) on injured reserve and signed running backs Ray Graham and Toben Opurum.
Josh Morgan
A pair of Bears made the tiniest of contributions Sunday against the victorious Lions.
Wideout Josh Morgan caught two passes for two yards while tight end Dante Rosario snagged one for one yard.
Tavaris Barnes
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Garrett Grayson
Last year as a senior at Colorado State, Saints 2015 third-round draft pick Garrett Grayson received some vital words of wisdom from his idol, helping him become the 75th pick in the draft. The quarterback had been invited to participate in the annual Manning Passing Academy in Louisiana. It was there that he got to watch Peyton Manning perform drills and answer questions.
"We got to sit down in a room with him and Eli and just talk football, how they prepare for the game, what they're looking for in defenses. So that was something I learned from, just to kind of be around him and see how he approaches everything, that meant a ton," Grayson said, per ESPN.com. "You always hear about what a perfectionist he is, how seriously he takes every single drill. So to get to meet him and be around him and see that in person, I kind of learned from that and took that back.
"Looking back on my senior year, that's another thing why I had so much success, because I wasn't taking things like even a simple three-step drop for [granted]. I was serious with everything I did. So I'm definitely thankful for that opportunity."
Mike Golic
The Saints signed offensive lineman Mike Golic Jr. on Thursday, reports NBCSports.com.
It is Golic's second stint with the Saints. Golic was released by the Saints last offseason. He is the son of former NFL defensive lineman Mike Golic.
Jairus Byrd
The Saints have restructured the contract for safety Jairus Byrd, as they move closer to getting under the 2015 salary cap, Field Yates of ESPN reports.
New Orleans cleared $4.8 million of cap space by converting Byrd's $6 million roster bonus into a signing bonus. His cap number also dropped from $10.3 million to $5.5 million with the restructure.
Byrd, 28, signed a six-year, $54 million deal with the Saints in 2013, but has missed 17 games over the past two seasons. He announced Wednesday that he's officially cleared for the 2015 season, after having surgery last October to fix a torn meniscus in his knee.
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Kenny Phillips
The Eagles released safety Kenny Phillips, who continues to battle knee problems. Phillips started 41 games for the Giants from 2008-12 before signing with Philly.
Kevin Williams
The Saints were busy making personnel changes on Friday. The team signed defensive tackle Kevin Williams and waived rookie tight end Harold Spears, per The Times-Picayune.
Williams, a six-time Pro Bowler, signed a one-year deal with the Saints. He's played in 187 games over the last 12 years, and started eight games last season while recording 30 tackles and three sacks.
Spears caught 56 passes for 838 yards and four touchdowns as a senior at New Hampshire last year.
Mike McGlynn
The Saints have parted ways with second-year receiver Andy Tanner and signed veteran guard Mike McGlynn, according to The Times-Picayune.
Tanner, who has never played in a regular season game with the Saints, has been with the franchise since 2010 as a member of the practice squad.
McGlynn was a fourth-round pick by the Eagles in 2008. He is coming off a forgettable season where he allowed the most sacks of anyone on the offensive line as a member of the Chiefs.
Drew Brees
Saints quarterback Drew Brees wore a glove on his left (non-throwing) hand during OTAs last week.
The experiment was short-lived, as the glove was gone at Tuesday's practice.
"I just experimented with it just kind of for fun when it came to just grip," Brees said, per NOLA.com. "I'm really just a bare hand guy but I think there are times when it can be necessary.So at least just having a feel for it in case that time does come it's not the first time I've ever done it."
Parys Haralson
Veteran Saints linebacker Parys Haralson is hoping to finish his career on Bourbon Street. He isn't planning on retiring after this season, but he wants to remain with the tea m until his career comes to a close, according to NOLA.com.
"I like being with the Saints, so hopefully that will be my last stop whenever it's time for me to retire," Haralson said. "Maybe the Saints will be the last team I play with and I'll retire as a Saint. I'm not saying it'll be my last stop in the NFL, but I just don't want to be that guy that goes another year here, another year there, and then retires."
Haralson played all 16 games in 2014, totaling 35 tackles with three sacks. He also said he enjoys playing for defensive coordinator Rob Ryan.
"I'm not going to lie, I love playing for Rob, and knowing that he was going to be back, is something that I was fired up about," Haralson said. "Knowing that he was going to be back was like a plus."
Ashaad Mabry
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C.J. Spiller
Saints running back C.J. Spiller feels in tune with his new offense, despite him just having become familiar with it during the offseason, per the Associated Press.
Spiller says he's always understood the concepts of the Saints offense because of a close relationship with some of their former running backs.
"Obviously, I've kept a close eye on this offense, dating back to Reggie, being friends with him, and then obviously knowing Darren Sproles, watching him, so I know what type of offense it is," Spiller said.
"Coach Payton's track record speaks for itself. He uses guys with our type of skill set. So to me, it's very friendly because you can be running the ball and then if you're blessed enough to have great pass catching abilities they're going to find ways to try to get you the ball in space."
The Saints will use Spiller's pass-catching ability out of the backfield this season, and it played a huge role in why the team sought him during free agency. It's something Spiller developed as a youth playing baseball.
"I kind of credit my pass-catching ability to going from catching a baseball to a football," Spiller said during Saints minicamp this week.
"It's a whole lot easier, so I take great pride in it. Any time I drop a ball, I'm very hard on myself because I know the work that I put in trying to make sure I catch every one."
Spiller has caught 158 passes for 1,195 yards during his five-year career.
Jack Tabb
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Akiem Hicks
The Saints have placed running back Pierre Thomas and defensive end Akiem Hicks on injured reserve and promoted Jerry Franklin and Brandon Coleman from their practice squad.
Thomas played a limited role in Week 16 against the Falcons, catching just two passes for 24 yards, before injuring his ribs and leaving the game.
He finishes the year with 45 carries for 222 yards and two touchdowns on the ground.
Brandon Coleman
Tackle Terron Armstead is the lone injured player on the inactive list released by the Saints for their Week 17 game against Tampa Bay. He is dealing with a neck issue that prevented him from practicing all week.
The healthy scratches are wide receiversSeantavius Jones and Brandon Coleman, cornerback Stanley Jean-Baptiste, linebackers Jerry Franklin and Moise Fokou and safety Kenny Vaccaro.
The inclusion of the embattled Vaccaro is not a good sign for the 2013 first-round pick.
Josh Hill
After trading trading Jimmy Graham to the Seahawks, tight end Josh Hill is ready to step into his new role with the Saints, according to the team's offical website.
"I think it might open a few opportunities for me as I continue to grow in my role and just do everything they ask me to do," Hill said when asked about the trade of Graham to the Seahawks.
Hill recognized that Graham helped him transition from college to the professional level.
"It's a big difference, especially coming from a smaller school and a smaller city," Hill said. "He was always there for me. We became pretty good friends over the past few years so it will definitely be different without him."
Head coach Sean Payton believes that Hill is ready to step up.
"Josh Hill is a player that we value a lot," Payton said last week at the NFL annual meeting. "He's not on anyone's fantasy first three rounds, I promise you, but he's a real good tight end. He's versatile in the running game, in the pass receiving game, a special teams player."
Hill, heading into his third year in the NFL, has recorded 20 receptions for 220 yards and six touchdowns.
Austin Johnson
A knee injury has landed Saints fullback Austin Johnson on injured reserve. The team has activated tackle Nick Becton off the Giants practice squad to take his place on the roster.
Johnson hasn't played since Oct. 26. He finishes the season with 22 yards on eight carries and two receptions.
Terrence Frederick
Wide receiver Robert Meachem is the headliner among the seven healthy scratches on the inactive list posted by the Saints for their Sunday game against Carolina.
The others are defensive backs Stanley Jean-Baptiste and Terrence Frederick, nose tackle Lawrence Virgil, tackle Nick Becton, linebacker Moise Fokou and guard Senio Kelemete.
Zach Strief
Despite drafting Stanford tackle Andrus Peat in the first round, Saints coach Sean Payton doesn't see him competing for a starting spot.
"I don't see that initially," Payton said, per Saints.com.
The Saints have veterans Zach Strief and Terron Armstead at the two tackle spots.
"Terron and Zach we feel are ones of veteran experience," Payton said. "One's a tremendous leader for us at right tackle and one's a real sharp and talented left tackle. Andrus will come in and I'm sure we'll give him reps at both positions."
Moving Peat to guard isn't an option. "I don't see that. He's a tackle," Payton said.
Kyle Wilson
The Saints agreed to terms with cornerback Kyle Wilson on Wednesday, the team announced.
Details of the contract were not disclosed. Wilson spent the last five seasons playing for the Jets. In 2014, he totaled 26 tackles and one sack. He has three career interceptions.
Markus Pierce-Brewster
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Michael Brewster
The Jaguars have pared down their roster to 53 on Saturday by cutting 20 players.
The players on that list are: C Michael Brewster, G Drew Nowak, DE Gerald Rivers, QB Ricky Stanzi, WR Chad Bumphis, FB Eric Kettani, TE Brandon Barden, OT Cody Booth, DL Deandre Coleman, DT Ricky Heimuli, S Craig Loston, QB Stephen Morris, K/P Kasey Redfern, G Tyler Shatley, TE D.J. Tialavea, LB Marcus Whitfield, WR Kerry Taylor, S Sherrod Martin, LB Nate Stupar and CB Jamell Fleming.
Damian Swann
Rookie cornerback Damian Swann has signed a four-year deal with the Saints, per the Baltimore Sun. It's worth $2.464 million.
The signing of the fifth-rounder leaves all New Orleans draftees in the fold aside from Andrus Peat.
Brodrick Bunkley
Similar to last season, defensive tackle Brodrick Bunkley has agreed to take a pay cut to stay with the Saints next season, reports Mike Triplett of ESPN on Friday. Terms of his restructured contract were not made public.
Bunkley, 31, had his 2014 season cut short due to a quadriceps injury. He finished the year with 17 tackles. He has gone two seasons with a sack.
Quadriceps - Questionable for start of training camp
Tim Lelito
Saints coach Sean Payton said at the annual NFL meeting that he doesn't think the moves the team has made this offseason have opened any holes in the starting lineup, indicating specifically that Tim Lelito would join Jahri Evans as the team's starting guards after the departure of Ben Grubbs, Saints.com reports.
"Those aren't holes," Payton said about losing Grubbs and middle linebacker Curtis Lofton. "We're not moving a player if we feel like there's no…we feel like we have a pretty good idea of how everything is lining up. We've got a center we know that starts in this NFL, we've got a guard, (Tim) Lelito will play left guard, Jahri Evans is the right guard. The same way at receiver. So we weren't looking to make a move that created another 'must'."
Lelito played 294 snaps on offense last season, per Pro Football Focus, and graded out positively as a run blocker and negatively as a pass blocker. He was an undrafted free agent out of Grand Valley State in 2013.
Justin Drescher
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P.J. Williams
The Saints signed two of their final three unsigned 2015 draft picks, the team announced on Tuesday.
The Saints signed first-round pick Stephone Anthony , a linebacker out of Clemson and third-rounder P.J. Williams , a cornerback out of Florida State.
Andrus Peat , another first-round pick, is the only draftee yet to be signed.
David Hawthorne
Saints inside linebacker David Hawthorne took a pay cut of $1.25 million for 2015 and $1.75 million for 2016, reports ESPN.com. The 29-year-old had 83 tackles, three sacks and an interception in 12 games last season.
Hawthorne is now scheduled to make $3.25 million this season and $2.25 million in 2016.
Stephone Anthony
The Saints signed two of their final three unsigned 2015 draft picks, the team announced on Tuesday.
The Saints signed first-round pick Stephone Anthony , a linebacker out of Clemson and third-rounder P.J. Williams , a cornerback out of Florida State.
Andrus Peat , another first-round pick, is the only draftee yet to be signed.
Ryan Griffin
Saints backup quarterback Ryan Griffin needed 50 stitches to sew up wounds sustained after getting hit in the head with a champagne bottle, according to the New Orleans Times-Picayune.
Griffin and some friends went to the Apres Lounge on June 7, the night of the the incident. Griffin told police that he possibly "bumped into" another group of people. Griffin said he believed words were exchanged before he was hit in the head with the bottle.
Griffin was taken to the emergency room at Tulane Hospital. The Times-Picayune notes that Griffin was not present for an offseason practice on June 10 but was at the facility for Tuesday's session.
Jamarca Sanford
The Saints have re-signed safety Jamarca Sanford to a one-year deal on Friday, according to hi agent Drew Rosenhaus, per Pro Football Talk. Sanford was due to become a free agent on Tuesday before New Orleans locked him down. Details of the contract were not made public at the time.
Sanford, 29, registered 10 tackles in New Orleans' season finale against Tampa Bay last season. He finished the year with 16 tackles and two stuffs between the Redskins and Saints last year. He has one sack and two interceptions over his six-year NFL career.
Khiry Robinson
Saints running back Khiry Robinson might be the least known of his backfield counterparts, but he doesn't feel like the off man out, per ESPN.com.
Robinson knows the team is heavily invested in the likes of Mark Ingram and C.J. Spiller, but he's still confident he can thrive in whatever role the Saints put him in.
"I'm the type of person, I'm gonna get what I get and do what I do with it. So whether it's 20 carries or one carry, I'm gonna do the best of my ability every play," Robinson said.
Robinson has shown flashes of success during his three years in the league. Injuries played a key role against him last season, which can ultimately put him as the third back on the depth chart. He will use the offseason to continue to improve and challenge his counterparts for playing time.
"I just gotta keep working," Robinson. "It's all love in the backfield. We all work together, try to help each other. So I think it's a good thing we've got a full backfield again. So if anybody goes down, we've got another player right up there to do the same thing."
Rafael Bush
The Saints placed safety Rafael Bush on season-ending injured reserve with a fractured right fibula, reports ESPN. Bush, who made 55 tackles in 10 games, suffered the injury Sunday against Cincinnati.
R.J. Harris
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Mark Ingram
Saints running back Mark Ingram was held out of last week's OTA sessions because of a foot/ankle issue, reports ESPN.com.
Despite being held out last week and not practicing this week, coach Sean Payton said Ingram had no significant injury, but the team was being cautious.
Seantavius Jones
Tackle Terron Armstead is the lone injured player on the inactive list released by the Saints for their Week 17 game against Tampa Bay. He is dealing with a neck issue that prevented him from practicing all week.
The healthy scratches are wide receiversSeantavius Jones and Brandon Coleman, cornerback Stanley Jean-Baptiste, linebackers Jerry Franklin and Moise Fokou and safety Kenny Vaccaro.
The inclusion of the embattled Vaccaro is not a good sign for the 2013 first-round pick.
Pierre Warren
The Saints signed linebacker Moise Fokou and defensive backs Pierre Warren and Terrence Frederick to the active roster, reports ESPN.com.
Orson Charles
Saints tight end Orson Charles will enter a diversion program after pleading guilty to wanton endangerment in a road rage incident, according to CBS affiliate WKYT.
Last April, Charles was accused of pointing a firearm at another driver on a Madison County, Ky. road. As part of the diversion program, Charles must check in with a parole officer once a month via telephone. If he has no other run-ins with the law, this charge will be dropped from his record.
Charles spent most of the 2014 season on the Saints' practice squad.
Charles was a former fourth-round pick in the 2012 draft by the Bengals. A standout tight end in college at Georgia, Charles was moved to fullback in Cincinnati before being released prior to the 2014 season.
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Stanley Jean-Baptiste
Tackle Terron Armstead is the lone injured player on the inactive list released by the Saints for their Week 17 game against Tampa Bay. He is dealing with a neck issue that prevented him from practicing all week.
The healthy scratches are wide receiversSeantavius Jones and Brandon Coleman, cornerback Stanley Jean-Baptiste, linebackers Jerry Franklin and Moise Fokou and safety Kenny Vaccaro.
The inclusion of the embattled Vaccaro is not a good sign for the 2013 first-round pick.
Willie Snead
The Saints have signed to their practice squad rookie wide receiver Willie Snead, who was cut in late August by Cleveland before landing with Carolina.
Nick Becton
The Saints declared defensive back Corey White, wideout Seantavius Jones, defensive back Stanley Jean-Baptiste, linebacker Moise Fokou, nose tackle Lawrence Virgil, offensive tackle Nick Becton and linebacker Ronald Powell inactive for Monday's game at Chicago.
It's the first time all season White has been inactive. He's a healthy scratch despite starting nine games and racking up 52 tackles, two interceptions, a forced fumble and a sack.
Kenny Vaccaro
It has been revealed that Saints safety Kenny Vaccaro was inactive Sunday against Tampa Bay due to a quad injury that flared up in practice Friday.
Vaccaro started 14 of the first 15 games this season.
Luke McCown
Saints coach Sean Payton told reporters he did not speak with Drew Brees prior to the draft, per the team's website. With the 75th overall pick, New Orleans selected Colorado State quarterback Garrett Grayson, who will compete with Ryan Griffin and Luke McCown to serve as Brees' backup next season.
"No, no. I think every year we are just constantly evaluating the players at positions," Payton said, per the team's official website. "I think it would be different if all of a sudden we are taking a quarterback in the first round and we had a different vision, but in our case it is pretty clear, we love our starter.
"It gives the young players behind him a chance to mature and develop. Look, nothing is given to any of these guys, you guys have been here long enough to see us operate as a staff. Garrett (Grayson) is going to have to come in and compete with Ryan (Griffin). He is going to have to compete with Luke (McCown), but no."
Vinnie Sunseri
A broken arm has landed Saints safety Vinnie Sunseri on injured reserve. He is out for the season.
Sunseri played in all nine games this season with no starts. He contributed to five tackles.
Brandon Browner
New Saints cornerback Brandon Browner is having a positive impact on not just the secondary, but the entire defense. At least that's the view of defensive backfield mate Kenny Vaccaro.
"Browner's a good dude, leads by example, talks when he needs to talk," Vaccaro told the New Orleans Times-Picayune. "He's real serious, kind of keeps everybody level headed and knows what we've got to work for. He's won two Super Bowls, so he knows what to do."
Sean Payton echoed those sentiments.
"He's competitive," he said. "He's driven and certainly one of the things we talked about this offseason through the draft, through the acquisition of players is the makeup and making sure that this is something we felt like was a plus and certainly with him we feel that that is a strength of his."
The Saints are Browner's fourth team in six seasons in the NFL.
Bryce Harris
Offensive tackle Bryce Harris has signed with the Saints , according to the Times Picayune.
The 26-year-old has played in 34 games for the team. During that time he has started four games.
Junior Galette
Despite recently suffering a pectoral injury, which kept him from practicing, Saints linebacker Junior Galette said he hopes to be able to play during the preseason, reports The Times-Picayune.
Galette recently sustained a left pectoral injury while lifting weights, but he hopes by not having surgery that he'll be able to come back sooner.
"Everybody's different. You can have a torn pec, and you can come back sooner than I am, and we could be doing the same rehab," Galette said. "Every one's different. Hopefully, we'll shoot for the preseason, but we'll see."
Pectoral - Questionable for start of training camp
Malcome Kennedy
The Saints announced that they have waived three players, according to the New Orleans Times-Picayune.
The Saints waived offensive linemen Doniel Gambrell and Andrew Miller. They also waived-injured wide receiver Malcome Kennedy.
Andrus Peat
The Saints agreed to terms on a contract with first-round draft pick Andrus Peat , GM Mickey Loomis announced on Thursday, per the team's web site.
Peat was the 13th overall pick in the draft, out of Stanford. The offensive lineman agreed to a four-year deal.
John Jenkins
The Saints announced a pair of roster moves on Saturday. The team elevated quarterback Ryan Griffin to the 53-man active roster and placed nose tackle John Jenkins on injured reserve with an abdominal injury.
Jenkins registered 30 combined tackles and a sack in 12 games played.
Hau'oli Kikaha
Saints coach Sean Payton told reporters he envisions Hau'oli Kikaha, who was drafted in the second round (44th overall), playing with the outside linebackers when he's on the field, per the team's official website.
"We see him as an outside player, whether it's Sam or Jack, we'll figure it out. We think he can play Sam," Payton said when asked if Kikaha was in line with the Junior Galette role. "You see him in that role in Washington. But certainly (we see him) with the outside linebackers."
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Zach Hocker
The Saints released kicker Shayne Graham on Tuesday, which comes just a few months after he signed a one-year, $970,000 contract. The remaining kickers on the Saints roster are Dustin Hopkins and Zach Hocker.
Graham is a 14-year veteran of the NFL. He appeared in all 16 games for New Orleans in 2014, going 19 of 22 on field goals and 46 of 47 on extra points.
Nick Toon
Saints wideouts Marques Colston, Kenny Stills and Nick Toon combined for 192 receiving yards in a losing effort Sunday against Atlanta.
Colston led the way with a team-high six catches on 10 targets for 80 yards. Stills finished as the team's second leading receiving, posting six catches for 68 yards on eight targets. Toon cracked the 40-yard mark again with three catches for 44 yards in a 30-14 defeat.
New Orleans will end their 2014 campaign against Tampa Bay in Week 17.
Edwin Baker
The following players have been ruled inactive for the Saints in Week 11 against the Bengals: WR Robert Meachem, RB Pierre Thomas, RB Edwin Baker, RB Khiry Robinson, G Senio Kelemete, OT Nick Becton and WR Nick Toon.
Joseph Morgan
The Saints have re-signed wide receiver Joseph Morgan to a one-year deal, according to the Times-Picayune.
Morgan was waived in December following a suspension due to unspecified reasons.
"A lot of people been saying it's my off-field issues or whatever, I'm not a troubled guy, Sean even told me that in the meeting I had with him. It's nothing to do with the off-field issues, it was basically the team making a decision based off what they like and they are making plans for the future and unfortunately I wasn't a part of that," Morgan said in December.
In 19 games over four seasons with the Saints, Morgan has registered 14 receptions for 471 yards and three touchdowns.
Lawrence Virgil
The Saints have ruled the following players inactive for Sunday's game against the Falcons: Seantavius Jones, Stanley Jean-Baptiste, Jamarca Sanford, Travaris Cadet, Moises Fokou, Lawrence Virgil and Terron Armstead.
Dustin Hopkins
The Saints released kicker Shayne Graham on Tuesday, which comes just a few months after he signed a one-year, $970,000 contract. The remaining kickers on the Saints roster are Dustin Hopkins and Zach Hocker.
Graham is a 14-year veteran of the NFL. He appeared in all 16 games for New Orleans in 2014, going 19 of 22 on field goals and 46 of 47 on extra points.
Andy Tanner
Saints receiver Andy Tanner cleared waivers and reverted to injured reserve with the organization, according to the New Orleans Times-Picayune.
Tanner has been with the Saints since 2010 but has never appeared in a game.
Marques Colston
An undisclosed injury has Saints wide receiver Marques Colston sidelined for the third straight week, ESPN has reported.
Colston was merely watching the action from the sideline at minicamp on Tuesday.
He is entering his 10th season with the team and has racked up at least 900 yards receiving in each of the last six.
Max Unger
The Saints have traded tight end Jimmy Graham to the Seahawks in exchange for Max Unger and a Seattle first-round draft pick, the teams announced Tuesday. New Orleans will also part ways with their fourth-round selection. The trade is contingent on the players passing physicals.
The Saints called rival executives to shop many of their players recently, including their star tight end, reports Ian Rapoport of NFL Media on Tuesday. Graham had his $2.9 million base salary and $5 million roster bonus for the 2015 season become guaranteed last week.
Graham, 28, had 85 catches for 889 yards and 10 touchdowns in 2014, all while fighting off a shoulder injury for most of the season. Over his first five seasons with the Saints, Graham has registered 4,752 yards and 51 touchdowns. Since 2010, only Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski (41) has more red zone touchdowns than Graham (40).
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Dannell Ellerbe
New Saints linebacker Dannell Ellerbe, acquired via trade from the Dolphins, has accepted a massive pay cut, reports NFL Network's Ian Rapoport. Ellerbe, 29, saw his 2015 base salary slashed from $8.425 million to $1.1 million, though Ellerbe will make $4.9 million in signing and roster bonuses.
Ellerbe will average $5.2 million in 2016 and 2017 compensation after being scheduled to average $6.2 million in base salary alone in those years.
Ellerbe played just one game last season due to a hip injury.
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The Saints reworked the contract of cornerback Keenan Lewis, giving him more guaranteed money and giving the team more cap room, reports the New Orleans Times-Picayune. Lewis, who had expressed displeasure with some of the team's offseason moves, got an additional $10.4 million of his contract guaranteed, the report said.
The team converted a portion of Lewis' salary to signing bonuses. He signed a five-year, $25.5 million contract in 2013.
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GLEE co-creator and TV mastermind Ryan Murphy has utilized social media once again to share the first news of a particularly exciting new episode entry in the hit musical dramedy series, especially apt as we now enter the holiday season - an unaired Christmas special!
Earlier today, Murphy took to Twitter to write, "Who wants to see Glee's NEVER BEFORE AIRED Xmas special? Too hot for TV."
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Of course, Glee has successfully presented numerous Christmas episodes in the past, including the Grinch-themed Season Two ep "A Very Glee Christmas", as well as released three holiday-themed soundtrack albums during the first four seasons.
Yet, Murphy's Tweet inspires us to inquire: what exactly would make a cool yule celebration "too hot for TV"?! Furthermore, does the episode contain a performance by Glee headliner and recently deceased star Cory Monteith? Since it is previously unaired, one would assume it was shot months, if not years, ago.
Indeed, that could be the most marvelous holiday gift any gleek could wish to see - and hear - beneath the tree this December; a new Cory Monteith Glee moment to remember him by in his passing. In any event, we will have to stay tuned to see!
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Nov 26, 2012, Vol. 18, No. 11 • By ANDREW ROBERTS
A prize for prescience must go to, of all people, the Japanese consul-general of 1932, who, even at the very moment that his country was bombing Shanghai, remarked to Lampson that "in a hundred years' time, China might have absorbed Japan." There are 20 years still to go, after all. China is buying up the world's raw materials on every continent, building fleets of aircraft carriers, and starting to contest hegemony in the South China Sea. Plus, it's pretty hard to imagine any present-day Chinese minister playing Drunken Coachmen.
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Must see! This defines Leon in its own! Also if you go at night it's very peaceful and also there is a couple of taco stand that's are really good for a quick taco snack..
As one approaches, this is one impressive arch (although I am a little puzzled about a "triumphant" arch dedicated to fallen heroes since they didn't "triumph" much, being dead) but the other side is very bare bones. Odd, I thought.
This is a magnificent archway leading to the historic area of Leon. It is beautifully done and there is a lot of construction and renovations being done to beautify the city.
You can't beat the weather here either. Walking around the city is a wonderful way to spend the day.
We enjoy the walking and light show. Its nice and many familes like the safety walk time. also is close to any place of the city.
This arch is the gateway to the historical and cultural district of Leon, and what and entrance it makes: truly an iconic site.
It's just beautiful and the touristic corridor is inviting and you can walk without any issues, it is beautiful.
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The Karrabing Film Collective is a grassroots Indigenous based media group. Filmmaking provides a means of self-organization and social analysis for the Karrabing. Screenings and publications allow the Karrabing to develop a local artistic languages and forms and allow audiences to understand new forms of collective Indigenous agency. Their medium is a form of survivance—a refusal to relinquish their country and a means of investigating contemporary social conditions of inequality. The films represent their lives, create bonds with their land, and intervene in global images of Indigeneity.
WINDJERRAMERU (The Stealing C*nt$)
Is a story about a group of young Indigenous men, hiding in a chemically infected swamp, falsely accused stealing two cartons of beer, while all around them miners wreck the country. It is currently in post-production.
SYNOPSIS As a group of Indigenous adults argue about whether to save their government housing or their sacred landscape, their children struggle to decide how the ancestral Dreaming makes sense in their contemporary lives. Listening to music on their ipods, walking though bush lands, and boating across seas, they follow their parents on a journey to reenact the travel of the Dog Dreaming. Along the way individuals run out of stamina and boats out of gas, and the children press their parents and each other about why these stories matter and how they make sense in the context of Western understandings of evolution, the soundscapes of hip hop, and the technologies of land development. "When the Dogs Talked" mixes documentary and fiction to produce a thoughtful yet humorous drama about the everyday obstacles of structural and racialized poverty and the dissonance of cultural narratives and social forms.
Written and Performed by the Karrabing Film Collective
CAST Camboy…Cameron Bianamu; Gavin…Gavin Bianamu; Sheree…Sheree Jane Bianamu; Taleesh…Taleesh Bianamu; Trevor…Trevor Bianamu; Kelvin…Kelvin Bigfoot; Marcia…Marcia Bigfoot; Over…Rex Edmunds; Ryan…Ryan Gordon; House Inspector #1…Claude Holtze; Daryl…Daryl Lane,; Paul…Paul Lane; Robyn…Robyn Lane; Sharon…Sharon Lane; Angie…Angelina Lewis;Gigi…Cecilia Lewis; Serina…Serina Lippo; Housing Assistant…Joslyn McDonald; Cassie…Cassandra Sing; Kerin…Kerin Sing;Shannon…Shannon Sing; Suntu…Rex Sing; Gudji…Claude Yarrowin; Daphne…Daphne Yarrowin; Linda…Linda Yarrowin; Rossie…Roger Yarrowin; Sandra…Sandra Yarrowin; Housing Boss…Tess Lea.
CREW Elizabeth A. Povinelli: Director (Karrabing Member); Liza Johnson: Co-Director; Ian Jones: Director of Photography (1st Unit); Tim Wood: Director of Photography (2nd Unit); Alana Branch: 1st Assistant Camera; David Barker: Editor; Harry Yoon, Ron Dulin: Additional Editors; Chris Healy: Sound (1st Unit); Ian Redfearn, Sound (2nd Unit); Tess Lea and Liza Johnson: Producers; Leandros Ntounis: Sound Designer & Editor; Kostos Varybopiotis: Sound re-cording Mixer; Aly Migliori: Color & Title FX; Elizabeth A. Povinelli: Subtitles; Mike Uguccioni: Special Effects; Greg Moo: Logistics; Sandra Yarrowin, Rex Edmunds, Gavin Bianamu, Paul Lane, Taleesh Bianamu, and Ben Williams: Location Managers
The Oslo Academy of Fine Arts screens "Dogs."
The Karrabing screen "Dogs" at the Gertrude Contemporary, Melbourne and the Institute of Modern Art, Brisbane and discuss country and lives with intellectualy, film critics and artist/film-makers like Denise De Silva, Richard Bell, Tom Nicholson, and Nikos Papastergiadis.
e-flux journal features clips and conversations among collective members and publishes a conversation about the film with Audra Simpson, Elizabeth A. Povinelli, and Liza Johnson.
see Karrabing Film Collective members talk about filmmaking behind the scenes.
"Karrabing, Low Tide Turning" shown in Madagascar at Berlinale Abroad
"Karrabing, Low Tide Turning" shown in Vietnam at Berlinale Shorts Goes Exterior
"Karrabing, Low Tide Turning" was featured in ABC 7:30 NT Report.
"Karrabing, Low Tide Turning" has been selected by the Wexner Center's exhibition space for video, the Box, which will screen the film continuously seven days a week for the month of May 2012.
Karrabing Indigenous Corporation's Production "Karrabing, Low Tide Turning" has been invited to the prestigious Berlinale, Shorts Competition.
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Copper Prices Fluctuate in New York; Nickel Rebounds From Drop
May 6 (Bloomberg) -- Copper fluctuated in New York, rising as investors judged prices at a 12-week low slid too far before erasing the climb on concern about the possible spread of Greece's financial crisis. Nickel trimmed a decline.
The most-active copper contract gained as much as 1.8 percent and slid as much as 1.9 percent on the Comex in New York. Advances were capped as the U.S. Dollar Index, a six-currency gauge of the greenback's strength, increased for a fourth day to the highest level in a year.
"Pressure on prices should persist as long as there is still uncertainty on markets and the dollar sustains its strength," Eugen Weinberg, an analyst at Commerzbank AG, said in a note today. Still, metals are likely to stabilize, he said.
Futures for July delivery fell 2.65 cents, or 0.8 percent, to $3.125 a pound at 8:22 a.m. on the Comex. Prices reached $3.0055 yesterday, the lowest intraday level since Feb. 11. Copper for delivery in three months dropped 0.9 percent to $6,893.50 a metric ton on the London Metal Exchange.
LME copper yesterday rounded out the largest two-day drop since January on concern that the financial crisis in Greece may widen to other European nations. Europe consumes 20 percent of the world's copper output and between 15 percent and 25 percent of aluminum, zinc, nickel and lead production, according to Barclays Capital.
Weaker Euro
The dollar index added as much as 0.6 percent. Gains by the U.S. currency make dollar-priced metals more expensive in terms of other monies. The Greek crisis has helped to pull the euro down 11 percent against the dollar this year.
Greece's Parliament today began debating austerity measures demanded by the European Union and International Monetary Fund as a condition of a 110 billion-euro ($140 billion) bailout.
Nickel dropped 1.3 percent to $21,650 a ton, rebounding from a slide of as much as 6.7 percent to $20,450, the lowest intraday price since Feb. 26. Prices are up 17 percent this year, the most among the six main metals traded on the LME.
Nickel fell as much as 16 percent yesterday, the most in intraday terms since October 2008. The metal for three-month delivery had climbed as much as 43 percent this year on signs of revived output of stainless steel, the main demand source.
"The price was overdone," Leon Westgate, a Standard Bank Plc analyst in London, said by phone. "This year's rally was driven by technical buying."
Nickel Prices
Demand for refined metal might slow this year because of surging Chinese production of nickel pig iron, a less expensive alternative, according to Westgate. That may pull prices below $20,000 a ton, presenting a "buying opportunity," he said.
In addition, stainless-steel producers in China may be switching output to reduce the content of nickel "as rising cost of nickel impacts upon their profitability," Nic Brown, an analyst at Natixis Commodity Markets Ltd. in London, said in an e-mail.
Still, the 13 percent drop in nickel stockpiles in LME-monitored warehouses since this year's peak in February will support prices, Brown said. Delays to new mines "mean that nickel supplies are substantially lower than had been anticipated," he added.
Nickel for immediate delivery will average $25,350 a ton for the rest of the year, Brown said.
Inventories of copper tracked by the LME fell for an eighth day today, slipping 0.1 percent to 492,700 tons, the lowest level since Dec. 29. Stockpiles dropped in March and April. Bookings to remove metal from warehouses slid for a seventh day, declining 7.7 percent to 19,525 tons.
Volumes in copper across all trading platforms on the LME reached 198,768 contracts yesterday, the highest since March 25, according to LME data. A contract represents 25 tons of the metal, used in electrical equipment and construction.
Aluminum dropped 1.8 percent to $2,082 a ton and lead gained 2 percent to $1,978.50 a ton. Zinc fell 0.9 percent to $2,105 a ton and tin rose 0.1 percent to $17,600 a ton.
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Amber Appleton lives in a bus. Ever since her mom's boyfriend kicked them out, Amber, her mom, and her totally loyal dog, Bobby Big Boy (aka Thrice B) have been camped out in the back of Hello Yellow (the school bus her mom drives). But Amber, the self-proclaimed princess of hope and girl of unyielding optimism, refuses to sweat the bad stuff. Instead, she focuses on bettering the lives of her alcoholic mother and her quirky circle of friends: a glass-ceiling-breaking single mother raising a son diagnosed with autism; Father Chee and The Korean Divas for Christ (soul-singing ESL students); a nihilist octogenarian; a video-game-playing gang of outcasts; and a haiku-writing war vet. But then a fatal tragedy threatens Amber's optimism—and her way of life. Can Amber continue to be the princess of hope?
With his zany cast of characters and a heartwarming, inspiring story, debut YA author Matthew Quick builds a beautifully beaten-up world of laughs, loyalty, and hard-earned hope. This world is Amber's stage, and Amber is, well…she's sorta like a rock star.
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– 2011 Amelia Elizabeth Walden Book Award for Young Adult Fiction Finalist
– **Starred review** School Library Journal
– 2011 YALSA Best Fiction for Young Adults
– 2011 Texas Tayshas Reading List pick
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– Bank Street, The Best Children's Books of the Year, 2011 edition. (Fourteen & Up)
– Indigo Top Ten of 2010: Teen Fiction
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– **Starred review, audio book** School Library Journal
– Translated into Polish, Portuguese (Brazil), Dutch, and published in the UK by Headline
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2 arrested after Port St. Lucie police find drugs, gun in car
PORT ST. LUCIE — Two men were arrested last week after Port St. Lucie police found about a quarter pound of methamphetamine, a handgun and a small amount of marijuana in their vehicle, according to affidavits obtained Monday.
Eugene Ingram II, 27, and 22-year-old Jovorius Walter King each were arrested on charges including methamphetamine trafficking 14 grams or over, possession of marijuana with intent to sell manufacture or deliver, carrying a concealed weapon/firearm, possession of not more than 20 grams of marijuana and drug equipment possession and or use.
King faces an additional charge of possessing or displaying a suspended/revoked driver's license.
"This was just a routine traffic stop that ended up being a pretty substantial drug bust for us," Master Sgt. Frank Sabol, police spokesman, said Monday. "We have to applaud the officer's tenacity in recovering these drugs and getting them off the streets."
A Port St. Lucie police officer about 12:20 a.m. Friday stopped a Chevrolet at Southwest Gatlin Boulevard and Southwest Dinner Street after noticing it lacked a driver's side mirror and had a tag light visible from only a short distance.
Ingram, of the 2700 block of Essex Court in Fort Pierce, was driving, and King, of the 1100 block of 11th Court Southwest in Vero Beach, was the passenger.
Asked whether he had anything illegal on him, Ingram said a loaded gun was in the center console. Police retrieved a .357 Magnum revolver, and smelled marijuana in the vehicle. Ingram said he didn't have a concealed weapon permit.
Additionally, police found about a quarter pound of methamphetamine in a bag in a speaker box.
Ingram said he bought the speaker box for $80 from "John in Fort Pierce," and denied knowing about the meth.
Police also found a red book bag that smelled of pot. Plastic bags, a digital scale and a small amount of marijuana were in the backpack.
Ingram had $4,705 in his wallet, which he said belonged to his girlfriend.
King said he was riding with his cousin — Ingram — and that they were traveling to get another cousin in Port St. Lucie. He denied knowing about anything found in the vehicle and denied selling drugs.
King said Ingram "does what he does to get money."
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YIELD: Makes 6 servings
For pickled shallots:
Place shallots in a small nonreactive bowl. Bring vinegars, sugar, and 1 cup water to a boil in a small saucepan, stirring to dissolve sugar. Pour over shallots; chill.
DO AHEAD: Shallots can be pickled 5 days ahead. Cover and keep chilled.
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Heat oil in a medium skillet over medium-high heat. Add onion, season with salt, and cook, stirring often, until soft, 5-7 minutes. Add wine, vinegar, sugar, cinnamon, star anise, red pepper flakes, and allspice. Bring to a boil, reduce heat, and simmer, stirring occasionally, until liquid is thickened and syrupy, 40-45 minutes.
DO AHEAD: Jam can be made 5 days ahead. Cover and chill.
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Heat oil in a large pot over medium-high heat. Add onions, leek, celery, garlic, chile, and ginger; season with salt. Cook, stirring often, until soft (do not let brown), 10-12 minutes.
Add wine and mirin to pot, bring to a boil, and cook until reduced by half, about 4 minutes. Reduce heat to medium, cover, and cook, stirring occasionally, until onions are soft and translucent, 25-30 minutes. Let cool slightly, then purée in a blender until smooth. Strain into a large bowl and stir in cream (thin with water, if needed); season with salt. Reheat soup in a clean pot.
DO AHEAD: Soup can be made 2 days ahead. Let cool; cover and chill.
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Heat butter in a large skillet over medium heat. Cook bread until golden, about 3 minutes (you'll have 2 extra). Flip, top with cheese, cover, and cook until cheese is melted, about 4 minutes. Top toasts with pickled shallots and chives.
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Initially, Nancy stopped by to pick up take-out for her family.
No one could imagine Steny Hoyer doing such a thing to Nancy Pelosi, despite their political differences.
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Learn how to choose fonts for a web site and create beautiful, legible type. Author Laura Franz shares how to create designs that maximize readability (and keep visitors on the page) by paying attention to details in size, line-height, line length, alignment, color, vertical space, and more. Laura also demonstrates how to incorporate web fonts, style type with CSS, and pick fonts that work well together.
It's time to find a good line length for our sans serif bibliography. If a line length is too long, our eyes and brain have to work harder to follow the whole line of text. Readers can end up reading the same line of text over and over again. On the other hand when text lines are too short, the lines can feel choppy and undermine the rhythm of the text. A recommended line length for text on the Web is about 75 to 85 characters per line.
So let's take a look at our PT Sans set at 79 characters per line. The right ragged edge is more jagged than I'd like to see it. There is quite a discrepancy between the long and short lines in the text, so this line length may not work for us. I don't want to go any longer because this is a list of resources we are working with and each resource only has one short paragraph. I'm concerned about the text looking too horizontal, even if the line length is within range for readability.
So let's try going a little shorter. Here the line length is 74 characters. The text block feels better. The ragged edge is a little comma, but not too even, and the block of text field is substantial. Let's use it. Start by viewing the HTML page through the browser. Yeah, this file doesn't have any line length set at all. We're going to change that, but first we need to figure out the measurement for our line length. We can't tell the browser to make it 74 characters wide, so we'll open up the maockup in Photoshop.
Get the Ruler tool which is under the Eyedropper tool and you start at the start of your longest line and you'll click and drag to the end of your longest line. I've already done it. You can see up here that the width is 450 pixels. So that'll be the width of our div, but it's in pixels and we're using ems for the san serif version of the bibliography. But that's fine, because we know how to convert pixels to ems.
We've already changed the base font size to 10 pixels, so we just need to divide our target size, which is 450 pixels, by 10. So we know our line length is 45 ems, which means we need to make our div 45 ems. We'll do this in our CSS document. Go to the ID #resource_list _container. That's the div that's holding your text. Type in width: 45 em. Again, even though I always say ems, we don't use the 's' when we're typing in the syntax.
Let's save our page and we can review it in the browser. I'll hit Refresh and the text is now set at the line length we want and we've used a relative unit of measurement. If you're going to use the relative units of measurement to promote flexible type sizes, it's important to use a relative unit of measurement to make the divs flexible too, not just the type. As type gets bigger or smaller, divs need to get bigger and smaller too; otherwise typo gets too big or too small for the div it's in.
So we've done the right thing by our type. We're using relative units of measurement for the font size, the line height, and the div width. We're on our way to a flexible layout. As I mentioned in a previous lesson, if you're interested in learning more about flexible layouts, I recommend the article "Fluid Grids" by Ethan Marcotte at alistapart.com.
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Security Resources
Great tools and resources are available to help you write secure Ruby on Rails code. Kurt examines some tools and offers some tips.
I'll admit it: I'm old, and increasingly I find tech trends that surprise me. Ruby on Rails is one of those trends that it seems everyone is using now. A friend gave me a good explanation of why Ruby on Rails has sneaked up on me, despite the fact that it's been around for a decade.
Ruby on Rails is a great prototype system, so it's easy to sell in the sense of "why don't we make a rapid prototype using Rails?" But, of course, once you have a working prototype, you also have something you can sell to customers. So, given a choice between writing a new "real" product or tidying up the prototype and shipping it, people usually pick the second option. Fortunately, Ruby on Rails actually allows for scaling and other production issues, so you can usually get away with this approach.
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