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Our school, established as one of the first natural resource programs in the country, has been "creating futures since 1907." On July 1, 2009, the College of Forest Resources became the School of Forest Resources within the University of Washington's new College of the Environment, and on January 1, 2012, the school became the School of Environmental and Forest Sciences. Our vision is to provide world-class, internationally recognized knowledge and leadership for environmental and natural resource issues. Our programs focus on the sustainable development of products from natural resources and the sustainable management of environments that include wilderness and park-like ecosystems, intensively managed planted forests, and urban environments. Our new name acknowledges the increasingly integrative and interdisciplinary challenges in environmental and natural resources management throughout the world, and the need to educate professionals to meet these challenges.
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UW Climate Change Video Awards
The first-ever UW Climate Change Video Contest culminated with a fantastic awards show at Town Hall on Friday, May 15. We screened the top 10 videos to a great crowd, and our panel of judges— Annie Leonard (also the emcee), Dean Lisa Graumlich, Paul D. Miller (aka DJ Spooky) and Randy Olson—provided some lively feedback and discussion.
We encourage you to check out the winners, including our own Sarra Tekola (pictured below), whose video with Michael Moynihan won first place in the undergraduate category!
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Are you in a reading group or book club that would like to read Cutting Room together? You can now order paper copies of my book through me for 5$ a book (plus shipping), for orders of 4 or more! That's 70% off the retail price. Email me at bitsofstring AT yahoo.ca to get yours!
SOMETHING DELIGHTFUL AWAITS YOU: Caldwell, Jordon, Nelson & Pinder in Detroit, OCT 18
I've got a few readings on tap this fall: first, Detroit, with Claire Caldwell, Katie Jordon and Jennifer Nelson.
OCTOBER 18th, 7 pm at DittoDitto, 1548 Trumbull
Books and zines for sale!
Access info: PWYC, washroom and event space on one level, no stairs at entrance
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CLAIRE CALDWELL is a poet and editor living in Toronto. She was the 2013 winner of the Malahat Review's Long Poem Prize, and her work has appeared in many magazines and journals, including Maisonneuve and Prism International. Claire holds an M.F.A. in Creative Writing from the University of Guelph. Her first book, Invasive Species, is out this fall with Wolsak and Wynn.
KATIE JORDON is a graduate of the University of Guelph's MFA program in creative writing. Her poetry has appeared in journals such as Prairie Fire, Carousel and The Puritan. Her debut chapbook, Commentary on a Non-Existent Self-Portrait was published by Frog Hollow Press in 2012. She lives in Toronto.
JENNIFER NELSON's first book of poems, Aim at the Centaur Stealing Your Wife, is forthcoming with ugly duckling presse in Fall 2015. She is an art historian and postdoctoral fellow at the Michigan Society of Fellows at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor. She is currently working on a book about the history of measurement and relativism in early modern northern Europe, and teaching about ekphrasis.
SARAH PINDER is the author of the poetry collection, Cutting Room (Coach House Books, 2012). Her writing has been shortlisted for the Expozine Small Press Awards and included in the anthology She's Shameless, and magazines like Geist, 1111 and Poetry is Dead. A zine-maker of over a decade, you can find her work in Montreal's Distroboto art vending machines, as well as a mailbox near you.
Composite Reach, in Eleven Eleven
The latest issue of Eleven Eleven is out, and has my poem after José Muñoz in it. I'm particularly thrilled to be included here alongside the brilliant work of Alexis Pauline Gumbs, and to spot familiar faces like rob mcLennan in the table of contents.
Queer Btwn the Covers – MTL – Aug 16th!
Really excited to be in MTL next weekend for Queer Btwn the Covers! I haven't done any tabling for a little while. Please stop by and say hello!
Here's the info:
August 16th, 12-6 PM
Comité social Centre-Sud
1710 rue Beaudry
Free entry, wheelchair-accessible venue.
Please note that the entrance to the bookfair will be through the parking lot on the south side of the building!
Books and zines and snacks!
Ottawa, June 5th!
i'm excited to be travelling to Ottawa in two weeks to read at the Ottawa Art Gallery as part of the A/B reading series! Here's the details:
Thursday, June 5, 2014, 8 pm
Ottawa Art Gallery
Arts Court
2 Daly Avenue
Ottawa, Ont.
A hat will be passed.
**accessibility info forthcoming**
SARAH PINDER is the author of the poetry collection, Cutting Room (Coach House Books, 2012). Her writing has been shortlisted for the Expozine Small Press Awards and included in the anthology She's Shameless, and magazines likeGeist, Arc and Poetry is Dead. A zine-maker of over a decade, you can find her work in Montreal's Distroboto art vending machines, as well as a mailbox near you. She lives in Toronto.
ANTONINO MAZZA is the author of acclaimed translations of Eugenio Montale, The Bones of Cuttlefish (1983), and of Pier Paolo Pasolini, Poetry(1991). For the latter he was awarded the Italo Calvino Translation Prize from Columbia University (1992). He has published two books of his own poetry, one of which, The Way I Remember It (1992), was first released as a recording (1988), choreographed by the Vancouver-based E.D.A.M. Dance Company and widely performed. For the same book published in Italian translation, La nostra casa è in un orecchio cosmico (Molteleone editore, 1998), he was the recipient of the 2001 Grotteria Prize. His reissue of The City Without Women: A Chronicle of Internment Life in Canada During World War II, won the Brutium "Calabria" Gold Medal in Rome and inspired the NFB documentary Barbed Wire and Mandolins (1997). More recently he has published Urban Harvest (Trans-Verse, 2004), Immigrant Songs, The poems, fiction and letters of Saro D'Agostino(Quattro Books, 2012) and The Other Passenger (Trans-Verse, 2013). He lives in Ottawa and teaches at Carleton University. http://antoninomazza.wordpress.com/about/
I'll be reading with Margaret Christakos this weekend to welcome her new book, Multitudes.
Here's the event fbook page. The details are below.
Co-presented by Coach House Books and St Stephen in-the-Fields Church, please join us for
a poetry book launch by Margaret Christakos
with special guests
Nicole Rampersaud, Jimmy McInnes and Sarah Pinder
Saturday, March 22, 2014
**4:00-6:30 pm**
a. Complimentary hula hoop display and facial derecognition from 4pm
b. Performances 4:45-5:45pm
c. First beverage free to those prompt enough, until supplies diminish
d. Free bag of onions with book purchase (one per billfold)
e. Complimentary fruit and hand fans, with open field seating, upon "gingham."
Church of St Stephen in-the-Fields
103 Bellevue Ave, Toronto, ON (at College)
(416) 921-6350
Poems in Arc
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LA teachers union approves contract with no raises
LOS ANGELES - LOS ANGELES (AP) - The Los Angeles' teachers union has approved a contract that includes no raises for three years.
About 81 percent of United Teachers Los Angeles members voted for the contract, with about a third of the 48,000 members voting.
In May the union voted for a one-day work stoppage to protest the 2,100 layoffs that take effect July 1. A Superior Court judge issued a restraining order to stop the stoppage and the union canceled its plans.
The contract approved Thursday allows teachers to take grievances public, enforces better safety conditions at schools, and gives teachers more say in training efforts.
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You can't go wrong with a NYE party bus, we did that to ring in 2010 at Mohegan Sun and it's my fav NYE to date :)
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Don't worry about the blurry ones... it's like looking through beer goggles - almost like we're right there with you! Very innovative! :PReplyDelete
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The latest MAGICOL is at hand. This is the magazine of the Magic Collectors' Association--in case you didn't know.
This issue's feature is an article by Michael Claxton on Henry Mayhew, a 19th century British author and journalist who interviewed British working class people, including street conjurors (in fact, another conjuror actually did the interviews of these performers for Mayhew). These interviews were serialized in a newspaper, but were then published in a four-volume set of books titled London Labour and the London Poor. The article includes excerpts from the original source.
A rather odd but fascinating offering from Edwin Dawes adorns the center page. It's a short piece regarding a 19th century political cartoon with very loose references to conjuring. A few other nice bits and pieces also dedicated to 18th & 19th century British works. (The theme of this particular issue--an overt attempt by editor David Meyer to keep his British readers happy! Don't fret David, your American readers will be happy with this issue as well!) There are also the usual assortment of editorial comments/news and book reviews
There is also a very nice piece on the late Dr. Morris N. Young by James B. Alfredson.
The editor, in his "Comments" section, shares a line from Jay Marshall. It gave me a much-needed laugh; alone worth the price of admission (I've paid more for less amusement). I will not be sharing it here: you'll have to purchase a subscription and try to get this issue yourself. A US subscription/MCA membership is a measly $22 a year. MAGICOL is published four times a year (small format; glossy paper with full-color covers as of late). For anyone interested in collecting and the history of magic, this is an absolute MUST have magazine.
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Opeth Announce Headline Tour, Headlining NE Metal & Hardcore Festival
The ever-evolving Swedish band Opeth will return to North America in support of their most recent studio album, Heritage. Released September 20, 2011, it garnered rave reviews from everyone from Rolling Stone who called the album "a career record that reimagines prog as actual rock 'n' roll" to Pitchfork saying "a pretty, well thought out collection" to NPR who called it "equally vast, thoughtful and heavy." The tour will kick off on April 18th in Buffalo and will take the band throughout North America on a 30+ city tour. Katatonia has been confirmed as direct support for the tour.
There will be several dates of note during Opeth' s North American run. On April 20th, Opeth will be making a stop to headline alongside Anthrax, Hatebreed and Suicidal Tendencies at the New England Metal & Hardcore Festival. The April 28th show in Clifton Park, NY will see Åkerfeldt's Storm Corrosion collaborator and friend Steven Wilson of Porcupine Tree join Opeth for a special evening that is not to be missed. There will also be two rare and intimate evenings with Opeth planned for Music Hall Of Williamsburg in Brooklyn on April 29th and The Roxy in Los Angeles on May 24th. These shows will allow fans the unique opportunity to experience Opeth like never before.
Opeth will also be offering VIP packages throughout the tour that will allow fans the following:
• 1 ticket to the show
• Access to a meet & greet with the band
• Early entry to venue after meet & greet
• Opeth fan pack which includes:
o Exclusive VIP T-shirt
o Exclusive VIP double 12" clear vinyl of Heritage
o Opeth tour photo book
o Commemorative VIP laminate & lanyard
Fan club pre-sales begin on January 10th followed by public on-sales on January 11th and 12th.
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Thai-Huy "Peter" Nguyen '05, upon graduating from the University of Pennsylvania with a Ph.D. in education in May, will be joining the faculty of Seattle University's College of Education as an assistant professor of Student Development Administration in fall 2015. He and his partner will be moving to Seattle this summer.
Stephanie Lam '05, MBA '11 received top honors for her oil painting African Child III at Salon at the Triton: A 2D Art Competition and Exhibition. This distinction also won her a solo show at the museum in 2016.
Chris DeMartini '05 and Megan (Koppes) DeMartini '05 and big sister Abby (3) welcomed another future bronco Madelyn Grace on Aug. 1, 2014.
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I have written in the past about a Southern Illinois rider who rides exclusively fixed gear bikes. �I knew he raced track bikes at the Major Taylor Velodrome in Indianapolis but what I didn't know is that he had recently taken up fixed gear off road riding as well. �When I first heard this I was sure that his off road rides were probably the rail trail or something completely tame, I just couldn't comprehend riding a bike on real trails and being unable to freewheel.
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White students who are assigned to classes with black peers in college are more likely to spend time with other blacks in the future, according to a new working paper that examined the experience of cadets at the Air Force Academy. The results...
While some eager viewers are champing at the bit (or ball gag, as the case may be) for this weekend�s big-screen release of �50 Shades of Grey,� we�re more in the mood for levity than the lash. If the raunch of this year�s must-see Valentine�s Day...
With Jon Stewart's departure from "The Daily Show," a coveted job comes open. Stewart, who was a bit of a struggling up-and-comer himself before landing the gig, leaves behind a show that has gone from an underground hit to a cable behemoth.
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WASHINGTON, D.C. – Today, Congresswoman Cheri Bustos (IL-17) continued her push to ensure the federal government purchases only U.S. flags made from 100 percent American-made materials by introducing the bipartisan All-American Flag Act.
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Year of the UMPC
Subject: Mobile | June 13, 2007 - 11:47 AM | Jeremy Hellstrom
This may not be the year in which the UMPC catches on as a mainstream consumer product, but it is certainly a year that has seen these ultra mobile platforms make huge leaps forward. It was the main focus of this years VIA Tech Forum, which VIA Arena participated in. They have posted a video of the keynote speech, as well as embedding slides from other presentations, all about the new NanoBook. This will be VIA's reference design for all UMPCs in the next while and will influence most of their mobile prod
VIA to Define Mobility 2.0 with Revolutionary New VIA NanoBook UMD Reference
Subject: Mobile | June 8, 2007 - 11:14 AM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Taipei, Taiwan, 05 June 2007 - VIA Technologies, Inc, a leading innovator
and developer of silicon chip technologies and device platform solutions,
will unveil the new VIA NanoBook UMD (Ultra Mobile Device) Reference Design
at VTF2007 on 6 June 2007 in Taipei.
Designed to meet the needs of today's Mobility 2.0 lifestyle, the VIA
NanoBook packs the performance, connectivity and functionality of a notebook
PC into a sleek and light ultra portable clamshell form factor that weighs
less than 850g.
Lenovo goes Santa Rosa
Subject: Mobile | June 5, 2007 - 03:50 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
The ThinkPad series has been updated with new models, the T61 & R61 as well as the X61 & X61s. XYZ Computing has had the pleasure of trying out both the ultra mobile X61s as well as the larger X61. They include all of the features you would expect the successor of the X60 series to have, as well as some handy new features. Not to mention updated hardware.
TV for your cellphone
Subject: Mobile | June 1, 2007 - 02:42 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
MobiTV is the new way to get TV on your cell phone, and they offer service in the US, Canada, Mexico, Brazil, and the UK. Ars Technica tried out the service on Cingular, and found 43 channels to watch while on the go. As you might expect, changing channels takes a bit of waiting, as it has to find that signal, but there was some onerous waiting times for Ars when they were simply watching a program. Get more info on the service in the full article.
Fanless Embedded Designs Can Now Take Advantage Of AMD64 Technology
Subject: Mobile | May 31, 2007 - 11:13 AM | Jeremy Hellstrom
SUNNYVALE, Calif. May 30, 2007 AMD (NYSE AMD) today announced an expansion of its Embedded Solutions offerings to include the new AMD Sempron Processor Model 2100+ and the AMD Geode LX 800 @ 0.9W Processor, which can now support designs to be deployed in harsh temperature environments. The addition of these new features in AMD's broad embedded product portfolio showcases AMD's commitment to delivering processor options that address the expanding and often unique needs of the embedded market.
Toshiba Taps AMD Platform for New Notebooks
Subject: Mobile | May 29, 2007 - 06:10 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
SUNNYVALE, Calif. May 29, 2007 AMD (NYSE AMD) today announced that Toshiba will launch three Satellite notebook PCs based on an AMD mobile platform. Combining advanced mobile processor performance with outstanding graphics, Toshiba will offer systems in the popular Satellite product line based on AMD Turion(tm) 64 X2 dual-core mobile technology and the AMD M690 Series Chipset.
CounterStrike: Shrunk
Subject: Mobile | May 28, 2007 - 05:13 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
If you've ever been on the road and are desperate to frag something, look no further than the OQO model 02 that VIA Arena has been testing. We've seen WoW and Starcraft from Blizzard, but now it's Valve's turn. Follow the link to see Half Life and Counterstrike, in all their miniature glory.
Cutting corners on laptops
Subject: Mobile | May 23, 2007 - 03:00 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
The LCDs on laptops really can't hold a candle to the desktop versions. It isn't a size thing, so much as brightness, response rate and clarity. Rather than depend on eyeballing to judge the difference, AnandTech tests 4 laptops against a Gateway desktop LCD. The results are rather enlightening.
Sony updates their VAIO
Subject: Mobile | May 21, 2007 - 04:30 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Sony has never been considered the makers of the best laptops around, but their VAIO series is the most portable laptop, without crossing the line into a UMPC. This incarnation, the Sony VAIO TZ weighs in at 2.62lbs, and comes with a 1.06GHz C2D, Windows Vista Professional, 1GB of DDR2, an 80GB ATA HDD, a multipurpose DVD RW/R and integrated Intel graphics. The display is 11.1" with a resolution of 1,366x768, which should be enough to let you see without a magnifying glass. As Coo
AMD Details Next-Generation Platform for Notebook PCs
Subject: Mobile | May 18, 2007 - 02:32 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tokyo, Japan -- May 18, 2007 -- At a press conference in Tokyo, Japan, AMD (NYSE: AMD) today officially disclosed more details of its next-generation open platform for notebook computing. Codenamed "Puma," the platform is designed to deliver battery life, graphics and video processing enhancements and improved overall system performance for an enhanced visual experience.
ePaper gets a step closer
Subject: Mobile | May 14, 2007 - 02:00 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
DigiTimes has a look at the newest thing from LG.Phillips, a flexible colour LCD in A4 size (14.1" across). By placing the TFT on metal foil rather that on glass, you get a flexible screen that is hopefully also durable. Drop by and give it a look, if this catches on then ebooks and online newspapers will be a lot nicer to read.
Intel's future in mobility looks rosy
Subject: Mobile | May 10, 2007 - 11:57 AM | Jeremy Hellstrom
AnandTech looks at the new Centrino, aka Santa Rosa. It has been in development for a long time now, and many believed that it would be a huge jump in power savings. It includes a draft 802.11n WiFi interface which may end up influencing the IEEE's decision as to the final implementation of the new wireless standard. Read on to find out what they thought of the new chipset, and don't forget Ryan's look at it either.
Multitude Of Innovations Boost New Intel-Based Laptops
Subject: Mobile | May 9, 2007 - 06:49 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
NEW YORK and SAN FRANCISCO, May 9, 2007 — Faster processors and chipsets. Great-looking video and graphics. Stronger and faster wireless signals. Better security and manageability. Designed for energy efficiency to enable great battery life. An option to turbo-speed boot time and software application loading.
Subject: Mobile | May 9, 2007 - 11:03 AM | Jeremy Hellstrom
SANTA CLARA, CA—MAY 9, 2007—NVIDIA Corporation (Nasdaq: NVDA), the worldwide leader in programmable graphics processor technologies, has introduced a breakthrough NVIDIA Quadro® professional GPU architecture for notebook computers that enables entirely new graphics and visual computing capabilities for professionals who require uncompromised mobility.
ASUS remodels their Lamborghini
Subject: Mobile | May 8, 2007 - 12:00 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
ASUS has followed up their original Lamborghini laptop with the VX2, updating the hardware and adding features as well as improving it's already well designed aesthetic. TECHGAGE was lucky enough to get one to test out, and enjoyed every minute of it. The added bonuses run from a webcam to a finger print reader just go to show how well thought out this laptop is; although perhaps designed more for the car fana
Tips to keep it going and going and going ...
Subject: Mobile | May 1, 2007 - 12:00 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Big Bruin has some tips on how to extend your laptop batteries life. They cover tips that will keep the battery going longer on a charge, as well as delaying the inevitable slow death of your battery. From tips you would expect like hibernation mode, to making sure you don't expose the battery to temperatures beyond it's comfort zone. Read on, if you don't feel like buying replacement batteries anytime soon.
New ultra-portable Pavilion
Subject: Mobile | April 25, 2007 - 01:18 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
HP's ultra portable tx1000 offers a full set of features perfect for a laptop, including a screen that can be rotated 180° and reversed, as well as a button to reverse that mode for lefties. The 12.1 WXGA screen may not be as large as many laptops, but it does keep the weight down to about 5lbs and the battery going for over 2 hours. Read on at Digital Trends to get the full review<
TV on the go
Subject: Mobile | April 18, 2007 - 05:23 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Get HD broadcasts and analog cable TV on you laptop with the help of this little USB device from Hauppauge, called the WinTV-HVR-950. On one end is a USB 2.0 plug, and on the other is a familiar looking Coax cable connector on the other. [H]ard|OCP tried it out on a handy C2D laptop and found that the PVR function was perhaps the most impressive feature, and found the only disappointment was
Intel Keeps Mobile Engine Humming, Fueled By Silicon Technology Advances
Subject: Mobile | April 18, 2007 - 02:40 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
INTEL DEVELOPER FORUM, Beijing, April 18, 2007 — Describing the latest trends in mobile computing at the Intel Developer Forum today, Intel Corporation executives said that personalization and content are key drivers behind increased demand for notebook PCs and mobile Internet devices (MIDs).
Sony Offers Solid State Drive in new VAIO
Subject: Mobile | April 10, 2007 - 02:43 PM | Ryan Shrout
If you want to be on the bleeding edge of technology, you'll be interested in seeing the first SSD notebook computer: the Sony VAIO G-series.
The latest Sony VAIO G forgoes the traditional 40GB HDD and instead uses a 32GB SSD (manufacturer unknown). The weight of the notebook drops from an already remarkable 1.97 pounds to 1.89 pounds.
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Why We Have a Deficit
Dave Johnson | Posted 07.14.2012 | Politics
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Just ten years ago this country was running huge surpluses and paying off its debt. But then we elected Obama and all hell broke loose. Oh, wait...
The extent of Republican dishonesty on deficits should have been plain long ago, as they have been running up the debt for thirty years. The 2011 budget debate is no different.


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Hollywood: Gabriel Charles to sit out CashCall Futurity
INGLEWOOD, Calif. - Gabriel Charles, winner of the Breeders' Cup Juvenile Turf Sprint Preview at Santa Anita on Nov. 3, will pass the CashCall Futurity, trainer Jeff Mullins said.
Mullins said he was not entirely satisfied with the way Gabriel Charles worked five furlongs in 1:00.40 at Hollywood Park last Saturday.
"It wasn't good enough," he said.
A winner of 2 of 4 starts, Gabriel Charles could start in the $100,000 Sham Stakes over a mile at Santa Anita on Jan. 5. A start in the $75,000 Eddie Logan Stakes over a mile on turf Dec. 29 has not been ruled out, although Mullins also has Dry Summer under consideration for the same race.
Dry Summer won the Oak Tree Juvenile Turf at Del Mar in September, but was 11th in the BC Juvenile Turf on Nov. 3.
One Mullins-trained horse who is working well is Wilkinson, who zoomed five furlongs in 59.20 at Santa Anita last Saturday. The winner of the Grade 2 American Handicap at Hollywood Park last May, Wilkinson has recorded the fastest time of the day in four of his five workouts since early November.
Mullins said that Wilkinson, 4, will be pointed to the $100,000 Daytona Stakes on the hillside turf course at Santa Anita on Dec. 29.


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The real-time engine in Motion 3, a component of Apple's Final Cut Studio 2, gives motion graphics designers the freedom to continually experiment and adjust while they work. Ian Robinson explores how to get the most from this unique application, while also sharing his own essential motion graphics techniques. Along with teaching the fundamentals of video and audio work, he looks at Motion 3's new 3D tools in depth. Ian demonstrates the use of behaviors to create organic movement in particle systems and camera moves without keyframes. He also discusses effective integration with the other Final Cut Studio applications, and much more. Example files accompany the course.
Now we are going to adjust shapes. As you can see we have a rectangle, circle and an arrow. The arrow was actually generated by the Line tool and I tell that when I click on it, the bounding box ends right here, and arrowhead is on top and that's indicative of the Line tool with the arrowhead Cap on it. Go ahead and select the Rectangle. And if I want to change, how this looks, let's say I want to make it a trapezoid. There are a couple of different ways of doing it.
The first one is to click up here, and choose your Adjust Control Points tool. And if you just click and drag, and click and drag, there we go, we have easily adjusted that. Just Apple+Z to undo and undo. There's another way to adjust it, if you hold down the Command key and click and drag on a point, it will bring out your Bezier handles. I am going to go ahead and undo. And there's one last way we can adjust things, and that's not just with the control points.
If you get back to your Selection tool, you can actually make adjustments with the bounding box. Now obviously you can do basic things like Scale, that's no problem but notice when we do that, it is distorting the edges. But if you right click on any of the corners, you get a whole bunch of options. Let me just show you a couple, here's Sheer and that will go ahead and distort the shape that way, if you Control-click, you could Crop, and with Crop if you just go ahead and drag it starts cropping in that fashion.
Again go ahead and Control-click, you can choose Edit Points, and notice even with that crop happening, I still have my control points here. And notice how the crop stays exactly where it was with the layer as I drag my control points. So we have adjusted the Rectangle, let's move on to the circle. Since I have my adjust Control Points tool active, I can click on any of the control points and adjust them accordingly. Now what I would like to do is adjust this Gradient.
Go ahead and grab your Selection tool again and head to the Inspector under your Shape and let's open up the Fill options here. Here we have our gradient. In order to adjust this Gradient, I could adjust the Start points and End points by just typing them in here or clicking and dragging and that all adjust but I really don't have a visual reference as to where the Gradient starts and where the Gradient ends. And I would also like to change this to a Radial Gradient. So go ahead and click on the Type of Gradient and adjust it to Radial.
And now let's go ahead and grab one last tool, the Adjust Item tool. And you notice what happened, when I grab that and I had my Gradient selected, I have a visual representation of my Gradient going on right here. So you notice this yellow box, matches this yellow box. This white box for transparency, matches this box for transparency. So let's go ahead and adjust this. I want the center of my Gradient to be in the center of the circle. So I am just going to drag that down, notice how it nicely snaps.
You can turn off your snapping, just hit N, and free transform this. Let me go ahead and move that there. And if you want to actually change your color, you can do that here visually just right click right in the Well, I could do that again up here, just right click in the Well. If I want to adjust how fast this Gradient is adjusting. Let's go back to our Gradient tool and just click this little arrow here, and drag it one direction or the other.
So that's how you edit Gradients with the Adjust Item tool. The last one I would like to adjust is the Line tool. So I am going to go ahead and grab my Selection tool, and select my Line. So go ahead and hit F5, I want to show you something. Notice how my Line tool has changed into a Brush, and by the way so as my rectangle. This happens automatically now in Motion 3. Any time you draw a shape and make it just an Outline without a Fill it will automatically assume, you want to make it a paint brush.
And that brings up all the different paint options. If I click on Brush type here, now I can change it to an Airbrush. I am not going to do that right now because I have a whole section dedicated to Paint. I just wanted you to know this when you change things to an Outline in Motion 3, it automatically changes to paint. And if I want to change my Arrowhead and turn that off, just go ahead and change your Start Cap back to Square and it will be all set with that one. The last two shapes I would like to edit are our Custom Shapes. The first one here is the B-Spline.
And I just turned Bezier so I could see the B-Spline. I have the same set of adjustments if I right click on the corner, I can do all the same Sheers, and Four Corners, and Crops etcetera. But what if you drew a B-Spline and you really wanted it to be a Bezier shape. And you might be asking why would I want to do that. Well let me just show you, if you click and choose your Adjust Points tool, now you can see what if I wanted this to be completely filled in all the way to the corners.
Well you can actually adjust that, and that's in your Geometry Settings. Under there we have an option for shape types, so if I click on B-Spline, now I can go ahead and change it right back to Bezier, and it completely fills out that point. And now again with the Adjust Points I can go ahead and Cmd-click on any of the points and bring out my handles, and make any adjustments I would like to this shape. And you can do the same thing switching from Bezier back to your B-Spline and adjust the points accordingly.
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Tom Thibodeau coached the Bulls against the Grizzlies Monday only hours after his father's funeral. The Bulls responded with a 95-91 win.
Thomas J. Thibodeau Sr., 83, died Christmas Day when the Bulls defeated the Nets in a nationally televised game as part of an NBA holiday special broadcast. Coach Thibodeau traveled to New Britain, Conn., twice for visitation. Thibodeau orchestrated two practices and coached Saturday's loss to the Mavericks before attending his father's funeral Monday morning.
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PROS: Has good speed with nice athleticism and range. Works well in pursuit. Does a nice job attacking the ball and line of scrimmage. Is able to shoot gaps and make plays in the backfield. Flashes potential as a blitzer off the edge. Has good closing burst on the ball, shows some pop as a tackler and wraps up. Is comfortable working in zone coverage, getting good depth on his drops.
CONS: Lacks ideal instincts, taking false steps vs. the run and getting caught out of position at times. Has trouble getting off blocks and gets stuck in traffic. Needs to take better angles in pursuit. Not great at the point of attack, and at times can be tentative as a tackler there. Doesn't have ideal hips and burst to match up in man coverage and gets caught looking in the backfield.
OVERVIEW: Played the middle in South Florida's 4-3 scheme that is comparable to the Tampa-2. Probably a better fit as a WILL on the next level. A former JUCO transfer that was a two-year starter. Best as a senior with 105 tackles and 9 tackles for loss.
NFL FORECAST: He could make a nice backup MLB in a 4-3 scheme, but doesn't have the instincts to be a great starter. Teams may try him there because they like his speed and range, but he's not going to be a good run stopper in the middle. He'd fit best as a MIKE in a Tampa-2 scheme where he's used a lot in zone coverage. He projects better as a WILL in most 4-3 schemes due to his lack of ideal size and ability in pursuit. Overall, he should be able to stick on the next level as a capable backup linebacker with the ability to add depth both inside and outside. But he'll probably be limited as a starter if he gets that opportunity, although in an attacking scheme where he plays with a smart, middle linebacker, he could be more effective.
ATL FORECAST: He could contribute as a reserve linebacker for the Falcons. His ability to play both inside and outside would add nice depth. And while he doesn't have the upside to be a dynamic starter or playmaker, he could be developed as a decent option to replace Peterson down the road. But more than likely, he doesn't have the potential to expect that he'll contribute until his third or fourth year, meaning he's not a good option in that role.
VALUE: He's a nice middle round pick. Wouldn't be too much of a reach in the late fourth, but probably should go off the board in the fifth round.
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Was not pet friendly Puppy had to stay in truck and was scared of rain and thunder
It was great for long stay. Great Location, plenty of room, quiet, laundry fauclity - of course one washer and dryer worked awesome, other worked harder. :) Great workers.
The breakfast (waffles) had an odd taste... maybe the oil that was used or bad batch of mix... who knows. Fire alarm going off was a definate blah.... I am glad it works though.
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The staff was very good at accommodating for our requests
No fitness room
It is great having a room with two queen beds. It is perfect with older child.
The beds were comfortable and the television worked.
It's advertised as having wifi. We could connect to the wifi, but most of the time we couldn't access the Internet, or it was extremely slow. Spearfish is too far away from the Black Hills attractions. Public hallways smelled bad. Pool overrun by kids.
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The staff was very friendly.
All of the rooms were pool side making it very loud in the morning when the pool opened at 8 AM.
It was handy. The price was right.
Very noisy. Noise from the pool area was pretty much non stop until 10:00 pm. I can't imagine how loud it would be when the Motel was full!
looks just like a wyndham/super 8 hotel
carpets were cleaner than normal
air condition noisy
There was nothing that I didn't like. It was just perfect. The restaurant was the best
It was close to the town of Sturgis, SD.
I would have liked a fan only on the air conditioning.
Everything was great. The slide in the pool was a fun surprise. Yes, at 32 I still acted like a kid
We totally enjoyed our stay. Everything was first class, less internet service which was spotty. The restaurant served excellent food. The absolute beauty of the area is well worth the stay at Spearfish Canyon Lodge.
It is very close to resturants and gas stations.
The facial tissue container was empty and never was refilled during our stay.
The manager of Days in was very RUDE. No internet service on evening we needed to print out tickets, staff would not reset router (caused issue for us) Breakfast was cold cereal with NO Milk, had to eat at Burger King. Coffee was terrible.
Good location, fairly comfortable
Dark and outdated room, hairs left in the tub and bathroom area, disappointing breakfast
Spacious room and bathroom. Shower stream was perfect and water-saving. Wash sink is outside of the bathroom. Complimentary wi-fi was great. Fine complimentary hot breakfast. Lower-level guest rooms have doors to the outside and to the hallway inside.
Had to pay $15 extra for this booking via Priceline, compared to what the hotel is getting (XXX) for this 2 queen beds room. Next time, I know to call the hotel to get a better rate, after searching on the Priceline website!
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Internet could have been faster without having to pay a premium for faster internet
location was quiet yet close to many stores, gas station, restaurants
rooms were a tad small
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How can I afford to stay home with my baby?
I want to be a stay-at-home mom more than anything in the world. Even though I know I have to work for financial reasons, I can't help wishing my life were different, being depressed, crying all the time, being jealous of my friends who stay home, and fighting with my husband every day about not wanting to leave our 8-month-old. This is ruining our marriage, but I don't know how to just accept it. Please help!
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I started working at home with It Works and wouldn't take ANYTHING for it. I make full time income, am home with my two smallest children. I do most of my business on social media where people text me so I'm not on phone calls all the time. I would love to talk to anyone about it! Text me 1-662-297-6849posted 01/22/2014 by kerabl02
Along with the advice from these women, also consider applying for WIC, my family is in a tight situation and I had left work because my fiance was looking for a job and I had saved up for us to be okay for a while, but things are now very tight and he couldn't find anyone hiring right now, also, he doesnt have the confidence to stay with the baby. Medical billing is one way to go, mystery shopping is another, and starting an at-home online business. I started an online business, but the thing is, its slow to start.. but it will get there eventually. Good luck to you and your search!posted 09/14/2010 by Leo_Lioness
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i know what your going thru. i've been a stay at home mom for ten years. but i went back to work and couldn't stand it. so i was able to find a job that keeps me at home and i can work when ever i want. hang in there it gets easier. *hugs*posted 11/05/2013 by v_buttercup
I'm sure it's hard but the only thing you can do now is see if in the long-term your husband can gradually start to make more money over time so that you could maybe work part-time and eventually stay at home later.posted 10/29/2013 by MrsPreggolicious
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Hi there, I am a single stay at home mom to a wonderful lil boy who will be 6 very soon ad due with another bouncing baby boy in Feb of next year :) I am happy to say I have been able to support both myself and my son(s) by myself since I started this biz. I am online ALOT (lol) and I make money while Im at it. Yes, it IS work - you have to answer the emails from ppl and place the info out there - BUT BLV ME...IT WORKS! I have my own website (which pretty much sells itself), and I copy & paste EVERYTHING - word for word - they even tell me where to put the info. I DONT have to speak to anyone in person or on the phone ( I *suck* at being a salesperson lol - its true) so I can literally have lil man infront of me jumping off the couch "like a ninja mommy" with Lego Ninjago blasting in the background and still get paid. It does cost a ONE TIME $25 fee - for your website, all the training info to copy, and so u get the FREE hosting...but I made that back within 2 hours of my very first day. Its basically busy work..alot like the daily grind of being in data entry...if you dont like that type of thing and need personal interaction - this isnt for you lol. You can either go to my website: www.turningdreamsintoreality247.com and read about what I do, or if you have questions, email me at email@example.com - I will be totally honest with any questions you may have - it DOES work and it is VERY easy! Good luck everyone!!posted 10/14/2013 by Averysmom2be
Its a tough situation for any mom to be in. I too, work from home and I love every minute of it. I make a great income, theres no inventory, no cold calling, nothing. Its a bunch of computer work but being that Im pregnant with my 2nd child and home while my 1st child is in school I have the time :o) . I didnt think it would work as fast as it did actually but it did and Im SOOOO happy! It has created an enormous residual income that as a single parent - Ive wanted nothing but to make sure my children are provided for ...and the fact that I can be homw with them is an even bigger blessing! This opportunity can potentially retire you in a matter of months!! We are Rated A+ with the BBB, no giving out ssn's, credit card info, or any highly confidential information! Member to member pay, and PAID INSTANTLY!! Get paid every month for the rest of your life!! Watch the video and let me know by either email (email@example.com) or msg me on here that you want to JOIN the most important life decision you could make - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IIV7JHfDaZM - Ive never been more happy, more excited, and more relieved from worry than Ive been since I started. Let me show you how you can be as well :o) ...Pay it Forward ...posted 09/22/2013 by a BabyCenter Member
I would love to be a stay at home mom.. But life has not granted me such a priviledge.. lol. My husband and I are in the military.. and when he got out we found out that he was pregnant sooo.. by then it was already to late.. you see with the benifits and the cost of living one has to work.. and now a days its the women that have to be the bread winner until another option comes along.. I know there are gonna be a lot of things that I miss as a mama.. and to think of them hurts me to the very core... but I know what I want for my family.. and my husband is supportive.. hes in the same boat.. he almost has no clue what to do with himself since hes not making the money.. lol. but in the end it will be alright. Just do what you can.. I promise in the end it will pay off.posted 09/26/2013 by lov3lyLady
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Traveling 6/20/13 from Ancona on the overnight ferry to Split with car. Driving to Dubrovnik....how long is the drive? Leaving Dubrovnik 6/23 heading to Hvar for 2 nights. Driving north from Dubrovnik heading north, Does anyone know of the ferry from Drvenik to Sucuraj, which is on the eastern side of the island of Hvar (instead of driving all the way back to Split to take the ferry)? Would welcome advice to minimize driving time. Thanks!


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The Somali National Army and African Union Mission in Somalia (AMISOM) forces captured Eyn village from al-Shabaab militants on Wednesday (April 23rd).
Al-Shabaab abandoned its bases in the village in Hiran region after allied troops and local forces launched an offensive against the militants, Hussein Horow, a government officer in the area, told UN-funded Radio Bar-Kulan.
Two al-Shabaab fighters were killed in the attack and an unknown number of others injured, Horow said, adding that Eyn was al-Shabaab's primary base in the area.
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In Singapore, it's around SGD2.13 per liter,...
In Singapore, it's around SGD2.13 per liter, which translates to USD1.75 per liter, or about USD8.06 per gallon if I've done my conversions correctly.
September 25th, 2012
Thread: Feeling broken in halfby LMAshton
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This isn't an artist thing. It happens to anyone...
This isn't an artist thing. It happens to anyone who works from home, works non-traditional hours, or that sort of thing. I got it as a self-employed accountant working from home. My husband gets it...
September 18th, 2012
Thread: We're Backby LMAshton
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Hey, hey, hey! It's looking good! As for what...
Hey, hey, hey! It's looking good!
As for what I've been up to since the forums went down? Moved from Sri Lanka to Singapore, spent nearly a week with the husband and inlaws on a sort of vacation,...
August 30th, 2012
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Elwell, are you considering doing an online...
Elwell, are you considering doing an online version of the course? I live in Asia and will *never* be able to make it to your course in New York, but it sounds so good that I'd love it if I could...
August 17th, 2012
Thread: OldManPsylus Sketchbookby LMAshton
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SketchBook: You're really good at creating moods in your...
You're really good at creating moods in your pieces. I have no suggestions to offer though, although I will say I like what I'm seeing so far. :)
August 17th, 2012
Thread: Plagiarism, where is the line?by LMAshton
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So you have a story idea about boy meets girl,...
So you have a story idea about boy meets girl, boy and girl fight, boy and girl fall in love, then get married and live happily ever after.
That describes about eleventy billion books. Add in the...
August 17th, 2012
Thread: Need some advice as a aspiring artistby LMAshton
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Also, you might want to check out this newbie...
Also, you might want to check out this newbie thread. We're a bunch of rank amateurs working through tutorials and assignments so we can improve our art. Or "art", as the case may be. :P I'm one of...
August 16th, 2012
SketchBook: Psychobuddy, thanks for the comment. Yeah, I'm...
Psychobuddy, thanks for the comment. Yeah, I'm currently in discussions with a bunch of other newbies in the mentoring subforum about working on assignments and being accountable to the group, and...
August 15th, 2012
Thread: the longest puzzleby LMAshton
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SketchBook: I like your concepts of alternative animals....
I like your concepts of alternative animals. You've got some great ideas and sketches in there. :)
SketchBook: Big Orange, I actually hadn't heard of him before...
Big Orange, I actually hadn't heard of him before I found his YouTube videos, so I haven't yet seen any of his work beyond his video tutorials. I am, however, a huge fan of his video tutorials - I...
SketchBook: Oh goody, no problems attaching images to the...
Oh goody, no problems attaching images to the post, no waiting for the sketchbook to be approved by a moderator, so I'll add a couple or so more. You know, so y'all can have a good chuckle. :D
SketchBook: Rank Amateur Attempts *cough* "Art"
Howdy y'all! I'm old and I'm just starting to try my hand at "art". I use quotation marks because, let's face it, I'm so much of a beginner and, really, I'm just an imposter or something.
I did...
August 15th, 2012
Thread: Contracts with clientsby LMAshton
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As mentioned above, always get a contract which...
As mentioned above, always get a contract which spells out exactly what artwork you are required to do for what amount of money. Also make sure the contract details the payment terms.
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August 14th, 2012
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SketchBook: MindCandyMan, your improvement from rank amateur...
MindCandyMan, your improvement from rank amateur to the artist you are now is incredible and inspiring. Thanks for sharing your journey. :)
August 13th, 2012
Thread: NEW HERE? SPEAK UP! - a beginner's guideby LMAshton
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Howdy all! I'm a total noob - both to the site...
Howdy all! I'm a total noob - both to the site and to art.
I did the requisite finger painting in kindergarten, graduating to bit fat brushes in grade one or two or something. I remember sketching...
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