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Well, this is awkward. A couple of days before Kristin Cavallari was sent packing by her NFL fiancé, Jay Cutler, she posed for Life & Style in a variety of white wedding gowns.
"I want a romantic, mystical wedding," the glowing reality starlet bubbled during the photo shoot, "with lots of flowers."
According to the tab, trouble started the next day, when the Chicago Bears quarterback asked the reality starlet to return with him to the Windy City.
"Kristin said she didn't want to because she's working on a new TV project and had a full day of shooting scheduled for Tuesday [July 26]," tattles a source, who says an argument soon began. "He told her that she needed to commit to him, and to move to Chicago."
Cutler apparently realized that Cavallari had no intention of giving up the business of show, so he ditched her and flew home alone.
"Kristin really loved Jay," notes the insider. "She is devastated."
And in still more nuptial-nixing news ...
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It's been two weeks since we relaunched our newspaper - delivering you more on a daily basis.
And many of you have weighed in with what you like, don't like and wish we could change.
For the most part, you told us that the more that we delivered was well-received. ...

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A 14-year-old girl riding an all-terrain vehicle Saturday was killed when she struck a second ATV, according to the Florida Highway Patrol.
Troopers say Erica Smith, of Hillard, was riding a Can-Am 500 just before 8 p.m. on a dirt road on private property owned by Rayonier, along with a second rider, Chas Harrison, 13, of Callahan. According to the accident report, Smith failed to notice that Harrison has slowed down or stopped in front of her and she ran into the second ATV.
Both riders were ejected and both vehicles overturned several times. Smith was pronounced dead at the scene. Harrison suffered minor injures and did not require hospitalization.
Troopers say neither rider was wearing a helmet.


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The Dialogue: MCA Chicago's Annual Conversation on Museums, Diversity, and Inclusion
September 7, 2011
This year we focused on Millennials, the generation born between 1980 and the early 1990s. As this generation comes of age, values related to self-identity, including notions of race and culture, are shifting profoundly. Museums and cultural organizations must attempt to understand these profound changes and their implications to develop a new sense of where and how people produce and engage with art. This might mean that organizations, such as the MCA, should not only rethink who and what we present but also the very ideologies that underlie our collecting, presentation, and interpretive activities.
Grounded in new ethnographic research of Chicago Millennials, the preliminary findings of which will be shared by the Museums in the Park Marketing Committee, this dynamic evening features Hennessy Youngman, YouTube's most followed art theorist, Chicago's Commissioner of Cultural Affairs Michelle T. Boone, and our newest curator, Naomi Beckwith, formerly of The Studio Museum in Harlem.
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I had thought for sure that by now I would have my first quilt pattern on the website for sale, however I should know better by now that life rarely goes according to my Outlook calendar. I should learn to make blocks of time for "kids fighting and therefore need to take an extra hour to help them work out their argument over who gets to sit on the left side of the car", or block out times for "I have more laundry to do than the United States Army because I excel at procrastination more than folding tiny people clothes". Last week also had some "the stomach flu hit our family and I can't even walk up a flight of stairs" blocks so ya know, life happens.
That being said, look at how yummy the quilt is going to be. It's also going to be very simple and fast project.
I blocked out some time tonight in Outlook for "finish the quilt pattern", but from experience I know I must stay flexible…
Floral- Michael Miller- Poppy Bouquet in Lime
Green- Spirit House Designer, Free Spirit Designer Solids, Free Spirit Designer Solid in Olive
White- Patricia Bravo, Pure Elements, Solid in Linen White
Blue Dot-Michael Miller House Designer, Bonnes Amies, Petit Point in Marseille
Pink Dot- Miller House Designer, Bonnes Amies, Petit Point in Pink
These yummy fabrics can be found at Hawthorne Threads, one of my fabric online fabric stores.


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MONMOUTH – The Illinois State Senate passed legislation this week to allow semi trucks to drive 65 miles per hour on rural Interstate highways.
MONMOUTH – The Illinois State Senate passed legislation this week to allow semi trucks to drive 65 miles per hour on rural Interstate highways.
The current speed limit for trucks on the Interstate is 55 miles per hour.
The bill, which would not include the surrounding Chicago area and some areas outside of St. Louis, has been passed three times before in the state senate only to be vetoed by former Illinois governor Rod Blagojevich.
While local District 14 State Senator John Sullivan (D) and local District 94 State Representative Rich Myers (R) support the legislation, it does have its opponents.
Illinois State Public Information Officer Scott Compton said it raises a safety concern.
"State police are opposed to this," Compton said. "We feel the increase of speed and the size of the trucks makes the potential for additional safety issues.
"They're more difficult to slow down and would be the cause of more collisions," he said.
Myers noted that other states already let their trucks go 65 on the Interstate and that he looks at the bill from the truck driver's point of view.
"I supported this because it's helpful to the truckers," Myers said. "It's safer for them when everyone is traveling at the same speed."
Myers said he wasn't sure if Illinois Governor PatQuinn would support the bill.
"I don't have a feel for that," Myers said. "It's been passed before ... we should have enough votes to override a veto if we need to."
Phoenix Industries manager Bob Paulsgrove said his biggest concern for the bill would be the extra amount of fuel used.
"It's not an issue right now," Paulsgrove said, "but it would cause problems if fuel prices went up again like they did last year."
He went on to say he probably wouldn't be supportive of the bill if it meant increasing fuel prices but didn't see any safety concern.
"I think the drivers are capable of going 65 without worrying about safety issues," Paulsgrove said.
Paulsgrove added that it's common for him to see trucks going 65 on the Interstate already.
Warren County Sheriff Martin Edwards said he could see both sides of the issue.
"I can appreciate that time is money," Edwards said. "Conversely, though, enforcement would get tougher."
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Will Ford, 15, builds boxes to sort food Monday morning in the back of a Food Pantry Network truck outside of Ross' Market in Granville.
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The wind blew. It was cold. And it snowed.
But adverse weather conditions did not stand in the way of volunteers from 25 local groups, teams and clubs braving the elements for an hour each on Martin Luther King Jr. Day for Granville's second annual Feed the Dream food collection.
As was the casein 2012 for the first endeavor, shop was set up in the parking lot of Ross Granville Market, where slowly but surely two trucks filled up for the Licking County Food Pantry Network. ...


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Chris Gavaler Assistant Professor of English
Payne 213
M.F.A., Fiction, University of Virginia (2006).
M.A., English Education, Rutgers Graduate School of Education, Rutgers University (1992).
B.A., English, Rutgers College (1988).
Fiction, drama, superheroes.
ENGL 202-Playwriting
ENGL 203-Topics in Creative Writing: Fiction
ENGL 255-Superheroes
ENGL 308-Advanced Fiction Writing
ENGL 380- 21st Century North American Fiction: Thrilling Tales
ENGL 413-Strategies in Fiction
WRIT 100-First Year Writing Seminar: I See Dead People
Selected Publications
- School for Tricksters. Southern Methodist University Press. 2011.
- Pretend I'm Not Here. HarperCollins. 2002.
- Prose poem sequence. "Paragon Comics."Drawn to Marvel: Poems from the Comic Books. Minor Arcana Press. February 2014.
- Short story. "A Working Theory of Everything." Phantom Drift. 3. Fall 2013.
- Short story. "The Way Home." The Saint Ann's Review. Summer/Fall 2012.
- Short story. "Isn't." Phantom Drift. 2. Fall 2012.
- Short story. "Talk to the Dead." Tampa Review. 43.44. 2012.
- Short story. "The Way Back." Fiction. 58. 2012.
- Short story. "A Very Light Fever." Witness. 25.1. Spring 2012.
- Short story. "Who's Afraid?". Zone 3. 27.1. Spring 2012.
- Short story. "Script Outline: 'The One and Only!' Draft 1." The Pinch. 31.2. Fall 2011.
- Creative nonfiction. "Supergirl." Brain, Child. 12.1. Winter 2010.
- Short story. "The Hole It Would Leave." Crazyhorse. 77. Spring 2010.
- Short story. "C+, B-, B, F, B, A, C-, A-." dislocate. 6. Spring 2010.
- Short story. "My Half." Quarter After Eight. 16. Spring 2010.
- Short story. "The Marriage of the Strawman and the Patchwork Girl." The Literary Review. 53.1. Fall 2009.
- Short story. "Almost Africa." Saranac Review. 5. 2010.
- Short story. "Waiting for You." roger. 4. Spring 2009.
- Short story. "G.O.D." The Hudson Review. LXII.1. Spring 2009.
- Short story. "Identical." Potomac Review. 45. 2009.
- Short story. "NAME: ___________." Pank. 3. 2009.
- Short story. "The First Documentary." Witness. XXII. 2009.
- One-act play. "The Chris and Alex Show." Third Coast. Spring 2008.
- Short story. "Truth." American Literary Review. 19.1. Spring 2008.
- Short story. "Is." New England Review. 29.2 2008.
- Short story. "Sixteen." Short Story. 5. Fall 2008.
- Short story. "Tax Information for Parents of Kidnapped Children." Phoebe. Fall 2008.
- Short story. "Regrets." Beloit Fiction Journal. 21. 2008
- Short story. "Indian Finds Blood on Trail of Lost Child." South Dakota Review. 46.1 2008.
- Short story. "The Bones." Prairie Schooner. 82.1. 2008.
- Short story. "Recipe for Giblets." Crab Orchard Review. 12.2. 2007.
- Short story. "Earth 2." Harrington Gay Men's Literary Quarterly. 8.4. 2007.
- Short story. "Bury the Survivors." minnesota review. 68. 2007.
- Short story. "Ivy Miller Poses." Southwest Review. 92.1. 2007.
- Short story. "Best Adaptation." Sou'wester. 35.1. 2006.
- Short story. "Yes." storySouth. Fall 2006.
- Short story. "Simple Objects." Boulevard. 22.1 2006.
- Short story. "Burn This When You're Done Reading." Saint Ann's Review. 6.1 2006
- Creative nonfiction. "Paperback." Texas Review. 26.3&4. 2006.
- Ten-minute play. "Who's on First: The Movie." McSweeney's Internet Tendency. 2005. Reprinted Toronto Star, March 12, 2005.
- Short story. "The Passion of Joan Allen." Black Warrior Review. 32.1. 2005.
- Short story. "The Longest Distance." Aethlon. 22.2. 2005.
- Short story. "INT. HOTEL ROOM - DAY." Hayden's Ferry Review. 35. 2005.
- Short story. "Plague of Frogs." Image. 44. 2005.
- Short story. "The Best and Worst Sex Scenes of All Time." Shenandoah. 54.3. 2005.
- One-act play. "Crisis on Infinite Earths." Pittsburgh New Works Festival, September, 2014.
- Ten-minute play. "Cell Phone." Hell With the Lid Off. Thoreau, NA—A Production Company. Pittsburgh, PA, Spring 2014.Barhoppers, Charlottesville, VA, March 15-17, 22-24, 29-31, April 5-7, 2009. WOMENSCENE, Pittsburgh, PA, May 15-17, 2008.
- One-act play. "Life on Mars." Staged Reading. Pittsburgh New Works Festival, August 19, 2012.
- One-act play. "The Tragedy of John Wilkes Booth." Pittsburgh New Works Festival, September 8-11, 2011.
- Short screenplay. "Mary's Fare." Filmed by Linda Byrket, Bret Dahlgren, Donald L. Drennan. Premiered Cowtown Film Series-Shorts, Columbus, OH, December 2009.
- One-act play. "Vows." Pittsburgh New Works Festival, October 1-4, 2009.
- Full-length play. William Shakespeare's The Tragedy of John Wilkes Booth. Staged reading, Harriett Lake Festival of New Plays, Orlando Shakespear Theater, January 25 & 29, 2009. Workshop production, Virginia Playwrights Initiative, Hamner Theatre, Nelson County, VA, December 7, 2008.
- Ten-minute play. "Angie." The Body Beautiful, Your Inner Vagabond, Pittsburgh, PA, January 21-25, 2009.
- One-act play. "Man Woman Hombre Mujer." Pittsburgh New Work Festival, September 2008.
- One-act play. "The Chris and Alex Show." Pittsburgh New Works Festival, September 2007.
- Long Poem. "Ahkwetelamwi." Adapted as dance script "Re-Membering: The World is Made Daily in Our Hearts," choreographed by Joan Gavaler, premiered November 2007, Williamsburg, VA. Adapted as dance script "Practice Songs," premiered November, 1991, Columbus, OH.
- One-act play. "Moving Mary." Pittsburgh New Works Festival, September 2006.
- Ten-minute play. "Who's on First: The Movie." Filmed by Socal Film Group, CA, premiered Austin Film Festival 2005.
- Short screenplay. "Always Late." Filmed by One Block Over. 2004.
- Poem. "Virus Warning." Adapted as dance script "Virus Warning 42: A Poetry Reading," choreographed by Joan Gavaler, premiered Williamsburg, VA, October 30, 2003.
- Scholarly article. "The Bell-born Superhero." The Journal of American Culture. 37.2. June 2014
- Critical essay. "Is and Isn't: Literary Upheavals in the Post-Real Landscape." The Writer's Chronicle. April 2014.
- Scholarly article. "The Imperial Superhero." PS: Political Science & Politics. 47.1. January 2014.
- Craft essay. "How to Teach Zombies." The Chronicle of Higher Education. October 29, 2013.
- Scholarly article. "The Ku Klux Klan and the birth of the superhero." Journal of Graphic Novels and Comics. 4.2. 2013.
- Craft essay."Five Sentences." The Exercise Book. Wellington, NZ: Victoria UP, 2011.
- Short essay. "Sylvester Long." African American National Biography. Oxford UP. January 2008.
- Scholarly article. "Chameleons and Imposters: Marianne Moore and the Carlisle Indian School." Co-authored with Lesley Wheeler. Paideuma. 33.2&3. 2005.
- Book review. Jon Reyhner and Jeanne Eder. American Indian Education: A History.Virginia Quarterly Review. 81.1. 2005.
- Book review. John Bierhorst. Mythology of the Lenape: Guide and Texts. American Indian Culture and Research Journal. 20.2. 1996.
- Scholarly article. "I Mend a Break in Time: An Historical Reconstruction of H.D.'s Wunden Island Ceremony in The Gift and Trilogy." Sagetrieb. 15.1&2. 1996.
- Scholarly article. "The Empty Lot: Spiritual Contact in Lenape and Moravian Religious Beliefs." American Indian Quarterly. 18.2. 1994.
- Experimental essay. "Endnotes to 'Righting the Margins: The Prosody of Prose in Language Writing.'"Poetic Briefs 17. August/September 1994.
Honors and Awards
- Short story. "G.O.D." Other Distinguished Stories of 2009, Best American Short Stories2010.
- Short story. "Is." Selected for The Real Unreal: Best American Fantasy 3. Edited by Kevin Brockmeier. Underland Press. 2010.
- Short story. "Marriage of the Strawman and the Patchwork Girl." Nominated for a Pushcart Prize. 2009.
- Short story. "Identical." Nominated for a Pushcart Prize. 2009.
- Short story. "NAME: ___________." Nominated for a Pushcart Prize. 2009.
- One-act play. "Vows." Outstanding Playwright award, Pittsburgh New Works Festival, October 1-4, 2009. Delauney Playwriting Award, University of Virginia, 2006.
- One-act play. "Man Woman Hombre Mujer." Outstanding Playwright and Outstanding Production awards, Pittsburgh New Work Festival, September 2008.
- Full-length play. The Last Video Store Starring Albert MacKenzie. Semifinalist, City Attic Theatre Play Competition. 2008.
- One-act play. "No Service." Honorable Mention, FirstStage One-Act Competition 2007.
- One-act play. "The Chris and Alex Show." Outstanding Playwright and Outstanding Production awards, Pittsburgh New Works Festival, September 2007.
- Short film. "Who's on First: The Movie." Director's Choice for Best Comedy, Smogdance Film Festival 2007. Silver medal for Short Short, Rebel Planet Film Festival 2007.
- One-act play. "Moving Mary." Outstanding Playwright award, Pittsburgh New Works Festival, September 2006.
- Short screenplay. "Always Late." Audience Award Winner and Finalist for Cincinnati's 48 Hour Film Competition 2004.


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Pipe to allow 1GB file transfers in Facebook
A new app due to launch next week in beta form will bring file transfers to Facebook. Called Pipe, it will allow users to send large amounts of data, with individual files up to 1GB in size. The app will rely on Adobe Real Time Media Protocol Flow to let users drag and drop files.


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SquidGuild Bridge is a new TurboSquid program where artists who have binding commitments with other distribution channels can enjoy limited SquidGuild benefits. With SquidGuild Bridge, any 3D models an artist has that aren't bound by a currently existing outside agreement become exclusive to TurboSquid, and these models get SquidGuild royalty rates and CheckMate eligibility. All new models published by the artist will be exclusive to TurboSquid. Those 3D models bound by outside agreements remain non-exclusive to TurboSquid, and aren't eligible for a higher royalty rate or CheckMate Certification.
Posts Tagged 'SquidGuild'
Announcing SquidGuild BridgeThursday, March 8th, 2012 by Michele Bousquet
SquidGuild Assistance DocumentTuesday, April 13th, 2010 by Michele Bousquet
In August 2009 TurboSquid introduced the SquidGuild, a loyalty program with higher royalties for our artists. Since then, there have been occasional instances where other sites have posted SquidGuild members' models for sale without their permission. Dealing with such offenses can be time-consuming and frustrating, so we're offering our assistance in case it ever happens to you.
For SquidGuild members only, TurboSquid has prepared a short legal document that gives us permission to contact such a site on your behalf and ask them to remove your 3D models from their offerings. If you're interested in taking advantage of this service, please open a support ticket with the subject "SquidGuild Assistance Document", and we'll send you a copy of the document for your signature.
Over 50% of Diamond Sellers join SquidGuildFriday, September 11th, 2009 by Matt Wisdom
SquidGuild adoption continues to grow quickly. In the first 4 weeks since launch, over 50% of the Diamond sellers have joined the SquidGuild, with over 1500 sellers total now signed up.
SquidGuild Sees Strong AdoptionWednesday, August 19th, 2009 by Matt Wisdom
Launched less than a week ago, the SquidGuild is off to fast start. More than 1/3 of the Diamond level sellers are already signed up and more than 100 new members are being added a day.
We worked hard to get this program launched and the response has been gratifying. I want to offer thanks to all of the participants and say that we will continue to improve our business in every way we can. We appreciate all of the constructive feedback and engagement from the community.
We're now focused on patches and fixes to this recent launch, and preparing for a total rewrite of the publishing system in the next release. That will include a full file system and many other new features for all sellers on TurboSquid.
Site Upgrade for Sellers is LiveFriday, August 14th, 2009 by Paul Teall
We promoted a big series of updates to the site yesterday, and they were almost exclusively aimed at our community of sellers. Here's a quick breakdown of the new features that were launched:
- The SquidGuild is our new seller exclusivity program. Join today and learn how you can make up to 80% by selling your products exclusively with TurboSquid.
- SquidLevel – All artists have been broken down into a tier based on their lifetime sales. The more you sell, the faster you'll increase your SquidLevel and the more benefits you'll receive. All sellers will have access to new reports at each SquidLevel.
- Affiliate Program – we've implemented an Affiliate Program to reward any of our sellers who send traffic to TurboSquid. If traffic that you send ends up buying something, you get a cut of that sale in addition to any traditional royalty.
Every TurboSquid seller is now eligible to join the SquidGuild. If you join today, you'll immediately enjoy any increase you're eligible for. Rate changes for artists who choose not to be exclusive will go into effect on September 1st. You are still eligible to join if you don't decide by the 1st – that is not a cutoff date.
We've updated and expanded our affiliate program so everyone can earn additional royalties on their products (and even commissions on the sale of other models and textures). These links and images were added to the "External Marketing" section of the Member dashboard. This is live as of today, with Guild members earning 20% and Standard members earning 15%. Not a seller but interested in participating in the affiliate program? Submit a support ticket for details on how to get started.
Both sellers and customers will notice the changes to the member dashboard immediately after logging in. The seller dashboard has been completely redesigned. Your SquidLevel and lifetimes sales are displayed in the top banner. You'll also see a progress meter that shows you how close you are to the next SquidLevel. Your current benefits are shown (both the standard and SquidGuild benefits), and the benefits you'll receive at the next SquidLevel are also shown.
Check out the "What's Selling on TurboSquid" area, and you can see some of the new sales reports that were added. Things like top keyword searches, top selling file formats and more were added. Again, both exclusive and standard artists will have access to new reports and sales data.
If you're interested in signing up, check out the SquidGuild Info page. You'll also notice a "more info" in the top banner of your member dashboard – that will take you to the same place. Before joining, please confirm that you comply with the terms and conditions of the program. Once you verify that you're exclusive and click the "join" button, you'll be immediately accepted.
Not currently a TurboSquid seller? If you've got 3D models or textures on your hard drive, take a look at our Getting Started page for some tips on making some money on your products.
TurboSquid SquidGuildMonday, August 3rd, 2009 by Matt Wisdom
Over the last while we've been been discussing the SquidGuild exclusivity program with individuals as much as we could. Now that it is formally announced, I wanted to give some more color about what we're thinking and how we came to this conclusion.
First off, we did a lot of homework and "market research". TurboSquid spends a significant amount of time trying to understand our business, and 3D in general. From all this research, the number one request from sellers is to earn higher royalties. The reality of the situation is that we couldn't just give up a significantly higher share of the royalties without cutting staff, and in particular during this economic period. To give more money, we needed to get a commitment from our sellers, and compete more vigorously with the copycat sites out there.
Through our research and doing some test programs, dozens of sellers (with millions of dollars of sales among them) gave us their actual sales information on other sites they had tried. One thing we learned was that TurboSquid's sales were at least 10 times the next biggest site for products sold on both, and as a whole significantly more than that because of the size of our catalog.
One of the all-time top sellers commented recently to us that "we did our homework on the rates". We picked 60% as the top rate for just that reason — it was enough to immediately increase the earnings of the people that had aggressively published their product catalogs. And of course, any new customers you bring to TurboSquid will make the increase larger.
Something worth noting is that there's some randomness to the way this shakes out for sellers with lower sales amounts. For some people, for some products, and in some months, they will see different trends than TurboSquid as a whole marketplace. Every month somebody writes in and says that they had a terrible month, and somebody says they did incredibly well. We picked a rate that we thought would help the most people, but we know we could never set a rate that help everyone because of the nature of statistical distributions. The top sellers have less of this variation, and that's why the biggest sellers have signed up.
Another part of our calculus is that 60% of products on TurboSquid are de facto exclusive and not published elsewhere, so for these sellers it's a great deal. Overall, the vast majority of the 18,000+ sellers are going to improve their earnings, reduce their publishing workload, and get better information about what to sell and how to sell stuff. We expect to have a high sign up rate for the SquidGuild, which will cost us money. Some of that will come back from business we take from other sites, but we have still projected a decrease in our commissions from sales.
The exclusivity does have several important other effects for us, though. One is that we can assemble a group of sellers that are truly dedicated to us, have a vested interest in our success, and with whom we can share a lot more information. Something that happened to us when competitors brazenly copied our site is that we became more secretive about sharing things. I can't tell you how unnatural this feels. For example, we have the new designs for the product manager UI basically done. I want to present them to the sellers so they can see the actual design work and give us feedback before we code the UI (the API underneath is almost done, too). Right now, there's some small number of people who would forward that on to our competitors which would give them a head start on copying us, or at least taking anything they think is interesting and releasing it. With exclusivity, it's less of a threat that the information will be shared, and even if it is, I'm less concerned because our defenses against copycat sites are stronger.
The second effect helps us deal with what I think is the major barrier for the growth of our industry — standardized quality for the models. This is part of what allowed the microstock photography to take off. The 3d industry is poised for huge growth, with direct rendering in browsers (started by Google Chrome), and the general proliferation of 3d hardware. Although we review models published now by eye for quality and other aspects for the search engine, that needs to change. We need to directly certify sellers and their work, and make sure that the quality is there for every model and reject the ones that don't meet the standard, and also focus on open standard file formats and make sure models are converted properly and render correctly.
This is costly, though. I've done a lot of research, and even made friends at some of the stock photography sites to discuss their review policies and what worked and didn't work. For example, one of the top sites pays a couple dollars per image for review and 3d models are obviously more complex than the images. The bottom line is that the economics for direct review of models don't work if a model is published a dozen times at a dozen sites and needs to be reviewed a dozen times. There isn't enough profit to go around the industry to do that review, and there's no doubt it'll be expensive. Also, what is most likely to happen is that when TurboSquid certifies a model, other sites will automatically give it a certification if it isn't exclusive.
Our vision is that TurboSquid will evolve into a much higher quality content site. People just starting in 3D whose work is of lower quality will be refused and they will be mad at us, but there will be sites that cater to these people and they will have their part of the market, which is fine with us. This is what we wanted to do originally starting in the year 2000, but there were legal issues preventing us. Our team (called "editors") are already removing stuff from the site and major features of the new publisher include a way to suspend that content from the site in an orderly way, and an integrated certification process.
Another aspect of this focus on quality you'll see on the August 13th launch is that all sellers now get a ranking on how well they've done selling on TurboSquid, from Clear through Gold and ultimately to Diamond (this is outside of the SquidGuild). The new search interface has a specific filter so that customers can choose only the highly ranked sellers. This alone will place a significant emphasis on quality products and high quality artists selling on our site.
Hopefully this helps you understand our thinking, and there's a lot more information I'll share in the future as the discussion progresses. Having personally joined the 3D industry in 1993 on a 100 MHz Silicon Graphics computer, I can't believe how far we've come. The best part of course, is how much farther it's going to go.
Matt Wisdom, CEO


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02 July 2012 | St. Pierre, Martinique
Amazing story! - Leaving Dominica was a hard decision because there were other places that seemed interesting to visit like the Emerald Pool and the Boiling Lake on the eastern coast. Also we thought about stopping in Roseau but with the tour we had already seen the city and the surrounding area. So, all things considered it was time to leave Dominica and our Boat Boy friends and head to Martinique.
It is about 70 miles to Fort de France which is the main city in Martinique and really too far for us to go comfortably in one day. And there is the area of St. Pierre which is an interesting story and history that we wanted to see. So, we decided to make a 53 mile run south past Roseau and Scott's Head all the way to St. Pierre.
It is a three legged run. First about 20 miles south to Scott's Head, about 20 miles across open water, and then about 13 miles down the northwestern coast of Martinique to St. Pierre. We departed as soon as Barbara left for the hospital. Everything was under control as far as Scott and Rula Bula were concerned so we felt comfortable saying goodbye and headed south.
The first leg was in the lee of Dominica and we motor sailed south in light airs while we ran the refrigerator and kept up our speed. We went down the coast close in to see the villages we had passed through on the drive down. We made good time and arrived at Scott's Head in about 4 hours. Then we cleared the headland and into open water. The winds were 25-ish knots so we put two reefs in the genoa and one in the mainsail. WD took off and sailed great on a close reach in 5-6 foot seas. She was making over 7 knots most of the time and we stayed mostly dry on that point of sail, which is her favorite.
We entered Martinique waters after about 3 hours near Le Precheur and the little island of Le Perle with only about 5 miles left to reach St. Pierre. We pulled in to the anchorage and dropped the anchor near the main city dock very close in to shore as the water shoals quickly. It turned out to be a great anchorage with no swell and very little shore noise.
The history of St. Pierre is what brought us here. Briefly, from the late 1600's to the early 1900's, this town was the center of almost everything for this area of the West Indies. Shipping, trade, culture, and commerce were all centered here. In the early 1900's, about 25,000 people lived around St. Pierre. It was called the Paris of the Caribbean. But ominously, the Mount Peleé volcano was also very near. For over 15 years, Mt. Peleé showed signs of erupting but the business and political leaders worked hard to convince the population that it was safe.
Then on May 8, 1902, on the Sunday morning of Ascension Day, as the local people came to town for church, Mt. Peleé erupted. It was a natural catastrophe akin to Mt. Vesuvius and the city of Pompeii, but with a major difference. There was no lava flow, only hot gasses and a fire ball. About 30,000 people were suffocated by the gasses and then burned by the heat. The city was destroyed along with ships in the harbor, but the city was not covered with ash or lava.
For over 20 years the city lay dormant until it was deemed safe to start reestablishing the area. Many buildings were built on the foundations and using the walls of the town before the eruption and you see this construction as you walk around the city. Some buildings were rebuilt as close to the original as possible like the cathedral for example. The theater, which was the center of cultural society, was not rebuilt along with the prison which was next door. These ruins are still as they were after 1902. We visited a museum set up to explain the events of 1902 and found it to be very interesting, albeit very sad.
One man did survive the eruption and he became relatively famous. He was a prisoner and locked in his cell which faced away from the eruption and was of course inside the prison proper. He was badly burned but was found four days later and he healed. He became famous by joining the Barnum and Bailey Circus as the lone survivor and showed his burn scars.
We walked the city amazed at the rejuvenation and unique construction. Walls of the old fort are still visible as are many buildings that are the same as 1902. And as we walked you could always see Mt. Peleé looming in the distance. You can't help but wonder what it must have been like and if it could happen again.
The city of St. Pierre never regained its prominence and now has only a population of about 4500.
We were glad that we stopped and learned so much about the city. It seems that in our travel through the islands that you only see ruins of life many centuries ago. St. Pierre was so different with its story being in the 20th Century and in a way very recent.
We left after only one day but the experience will stay with us a long time. It really is an amazing story.
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Comcast may have significant 100Mbps service this year
updated 08:55 am EST, Tue February 23, 2010
Bursts up to 250Mps may be possible
A source at cable service provider Comcast says the company is making improvements to its Internet service that will provide 20 percent of its subscribers with 100Mbps download speed by the end of the year. Enhancements to the company's existing DOCSIS 3.0 modems and cable systems make the higher data transfer rates possible, according to BBR. Comcast has already upgraded 90 percent of its coverage area to get the option of 50Mbps download speeds but has only rolled out 100Mbps in a single market.
Until 2007, cable modems were only capable of maximum downstream data transfer rates of 36Mps through DOCSIS 2.0. The 3.0 technology cable bonds together multiple channels in both directions to provide additional bandwidth and theoretically supports rates of 160Mbps for downstream data and 100Mbps upstream, with downstream bursts of up to 250Mbps possible; it's likely any Comcast 250Mbps service would focus on this temporary speed rather than a sustained faster speed.
Upgrades to the cable modem termination system, which links the cable network hub and the customer's cable modem, also have to be made before the higher speeds can be realized.
No mention has been made of either the 100Mbps or 250Mbps tiers getting an increase to the bandwidth cap, which at 250GB is widely considered low for the faster tiers. Comcast has been rolling out a bandwidth meter to a handful of areas but has no provisions to increase the available bandwidth.


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New regulatory requirements now mandate that all borrowers receive a monthly mortgage statement. This new mortgage statement allows you to easily track the monthly activity on your mortgage.
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text: PITTSBURGH, Sept. 26, 2005 – As a result of Hurricane Rita, PPG Industries' Lake Charles chemicals complex is temporarily not operating and PPG today declared a force majeure condition for all of its products manufactured at, and businesses located at, the facility. The products affected by this force majeure condition include liquid caustic soda, chlorine, Pels dry caustic soda beads, vinyl chloride, ethylene dichloride, ethyl chloride, perchloroethylene, trichloroethylene, 111 trichloroethane, VersaTRANS chlorinated solvents and hydrogen. The force majeure condition also affects all silica products and liquid sodium silicate produced at the facility. At present, PPG is assessing the condition of the facility, its ability to obtain needed operational services and materials such as power and water, and the status of third-party logistics providers that have been affected by Hurricane Rita. As a result, the potential duration of this force majeure condition and its impact are unknown. PPG sales and customer service representatives will be contacting customers to keep them informed of the status of this situation, and to discuss the impact of this situation on PPG's ability to meet customers' future product requirements. Pels and VersaTRANS are trademarks of PPG Industries. --22732-- Contact: Jeff Worden 412-434-3046 Investors: Vince Morales 412-434-3740


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Binghamton sophomore Jordan Reed led the team in scoring and rebounding last season.
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The America East Conference men's basketball coaches voted Binghamton University sophomore guard Jordan Reed to the preseason all-conference team, making him the fifth men's player in the program's history to earn the honor.
The America East Conference men's and women's preseason all-conference teams were announced on twitter on Tuesday with five men's players and five women's players being recognized. The conferences nine head coaches voted, but coaches ...


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TEMPLE (January 18, 2012) -- A call for a house fire Friday morning, lead to the discovery of a body inside a burned out home.
Temple Fire first responded to the wood-framed home at 813 East Avenue N. around 12:45 a.m.
Upon arrival, crews could see smoke and flames shooting from the home.
During their initial sweep fire crews discovered the body.
The victim's name has not been released.
Temple Fire Department investigators could not find evidence of a smoke alarm in the residence.
Investigators also believe that the fire was unintentional.
A space heater was located close to combustible bedding in the victim's bedroom
Next door neighbors say the person had lived in the home for more than 10 years.
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'The Biggest Loser' recap: Face your fears
The episode title said it all: "Face Your Fears," and the contestants on "The Biggest Loser" found out that facing up to the things they feared the most was key to them being able to continue on their paths to healthier lifestyles.
For Jackson, still our favorite Season 14 contestant, that meant taking a break from the safety and support of "The Biggest Loser" ranch to see if he could keep himself motivated. The episode began with a challenge in which contestants had to stack 25-pound cinder blocks in front of giant photos of each other. The contestant who had had his or her photo covered by the blocks last would be sent away from the ranch for a week, left to eat healthily and train solo.
After a week of riding around on her huffy bike (and admitting she'd been a "raving" beeyotch), Gina almost certainly would have been the contestant her fellow players would have kicked to the curb, but Jackson begged his pals not to block his photo and keep him safe. He wanted to test himself away from the ranch, and in the final seconds of the competition, he got his wish.
But host Alison Sweeney wasn't done; in another twist, Jackson had to choose another contestant to join him away from the ranch for the week, and before he could pick, Jeff volunteered himself.
Jeff's biggest fear, he said, is failure, waking up one day years from now, still unhealthy, having squandered away opportunities to improve his health and his life. Testing himself away from the ranch was also his chance to face that fear, so he and Jackson set off for what they called their "mancation" from the "BL" hacienda.
Update time!
Francelina was the player who left the ranch last week, and a check-in revealed just how well she's doing on her own. She started the competition at 267 pounds, and she's lost nearly 100 el-bees during the show's nine-week run.
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That's worthy of a celebration for Francelina and her boyfriend, Jeff … yes, the same one who's still in the "BL" competition, though not in the house this week. Jackson and Jeff were packed up and shipped off to a private residence, where they were greeted with an empty fridge and some dough to go shopping, a pair of bikes, and a treadmill. In other words, no fully-equipped gym with super trainers, and no huge kitchen stocked with healthy foods. The fellas had to go off to the grocery store themselves, and Jeff admitted that the chips aisle was calling him.
He was strong in resisting the salty snacks, though, and he and Jackson returned to their temp home with bags of healthy foods like fresh produce. As Jackson prepared a spaghetti squash dinner, Jeff talked about his formerly sedentary lifestyle, the one in which he didn't even like to get out of bed each day, let alone leave his house. He once watched nine seasons of a TV show, he said, in less than five days (which, OK, sounds fun, though certainly not physically healthy), and he's determined not to slip back into those patterns.
Teen time!
Teen contestants Sunny, Lindsay and Biingo were also challenged to face their fears, with Sunny approaching her mom with her concerns that her mom's own weight issues will lead to some disastrous health problems. Though the conversation started off on shaky ground -- Sunny's mom was initially defensive -- Shanthi came around to see how worried her daughter is about her, and her position changed. Mothers are supposed to console their children and take their fears away, she said, and her health is her daughter's biggest fear. She promised Sunny she would make the commitment to improve her health and that of the whole family.


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The following passages are only a small sample of many helpful verses for those in abusive situations:
"And whoever welcomes a little child like this in my name welcomes me. But if anyone causes one of these little ones who believe in me to sin, it would be better for him to have a large millstone hung around his neck and to be drowned in the depths of the sea. See that you do not look down on one of these little ones. For I tell you that their angels in heaven always see the face of my Father in heaven."
- Matt. 18:5-6, 10
"Though my father and mother forsake me, the Lord will receive me."
- Ps. 27:10
"There is no fear in love. But perfect love drives out fear, because fear has to do with punishment. The one who fears is not made perfect in love."
- 1 John 4:18
"Have nothing to do with the fruitless deeds of darkness, but rather expose them. For it is shameful even to mention what the disobedient do in secret. But everything exposed by the light becomes visible, for it is light that makes everything visible."
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The Tallahassee-Leon Community Animal Service Center and the Leon County Humane Society are separate organizations with a similar goal -- to find forever homes for animals that come into their care.
Both organizations are looking to the community to fill very important needs in 2013, including an increase in foster families, volunteers, donations and adoptions.
On Tallahassee.com on Saturday, Kate Schofield brings you a look at the numbers from these agencies and a look at their progress in 2012 and their needs in 2013. ...


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First dad lost job, then family lost son
GRAHAM, Wash. -- Times have been very tough lately for Jesse Hizey and his family.
Hizey had just lost his job when he lost his 6-year-old son, Sebastian, to an unusual accident at a monster truck rally at the Tacoma Dome.
Sebastian died after being struck in the head by a Frisbee-sized chunk of metal that tore off a monster truck during the Monster Jam show last Friday night.
"You go out for a night of fun, and you lose your son," Jesse said in a whisper, his face twisted in grief.
To help Sebastian's family members cope, many poured out their hearts and money at a fundraiser for the family held at a local Applebee's Restaurant on Tuesday.
Fifteen percent of the proceeds from the day's sales were to go directly to the family. But some who attended the event simply wanted to help. One person made a $150 donation, took no food in return and only listened as family members recalled memories of their beloved boy.
Marissa Dwyer smiled when she talked about her little brother. She's only 10 years old but she doesn't think she'll ever lose her memories of Sebastian.
"Him and his brother would dance. It was like little ballroom dancing and they would dance together. It was funny, a lot," she said.
But even as she remembered the funny times, she could not get past the overwhelming grief.
"Yeah, I've been OK. I miss him a lot," she said, biting her lip.
But there is one memory perhaps she'd rather forget. Sebastian fell into her arms right after he was hit at the monster truck rally.
"I've been writing about him," Dwyer said, "about his personality."
This, she said, helps him deal with her sadness.
For others, helping Sebastian's family seemed to help them process their grief. Dozens attended the event, knowing part of the amount they spend will help cover Sebastian's funeral costs. Their kind gestures and support have already begun fueling the family.
"I'm happy about it. I'm excited that they want to make these donations. We need it, a lot," Dwyer said.
"Yeah, I've actually got a lot of messages from friends and schoolmates telling me that they're there and it helps. It keeps me going," said Zach Dwyer, Sebastian's brother.
A memorial for the boy will be held at Frontier Junior High School this Saturday at 2 p.m.


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The Super Bowl isn't the only thing to look forward to in early 2012. This January, a reboot of the NFL Blitz franchise will be available for download via PlayStation Network and Xbox Live ($14.99 and 1200 Microsoft Points respectively). Keep reading to find out more about this over-the-top game, including an awesome trailer!
Once or twice a year a game comes along that causes the Sports Gamer to miss deadlines (sorry, Professor), forego meals, forget to call his mom back, and skimp on sleep in the name of maximizing playtime. Forza 4 (360, $59.99) is one of those games.
Around the SI Kids offices, we've seen plenty of video game racing wheels come and go. Usually these wheels either offer too much--gas and brake pedals, "units" that need to practically be bolted down to your coffee table, wires flying everywhere, etc.--or too little (see: the Wii Wheel). But the new first-party Wireless Speed Wheel for the 360 (Microsoft, $59.99) hits the sweet spot in-between those two extremes.
NBA JAM: On Fire Edition is out--available via Xbox Live and PlayStation Network--and the Sports Gamer has played it. So is this edition of the game on fire? Here's the answers.
So how are you spending NBA 2K12 Eve? The Sports Gamer has a few suggestions.


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"Giligan Bank"
Evan McClure and Connor MacNulty
The Giligan Bank is a grouped system of bicycles that use Nokia's cell-phone charging bicycle adapters in all conditions and environments in a communal setting to overcome the difficulties inherent to Nokia's adapter that only works when the bike is in motion. It's also not always possible to ensure proper riding conditions in developing worlds. By simply lifting the tires of a bicycle to eliminate movement through space, the chargers remain effective no matter if it wet, dry, cold, or hot. Chargers can be used inside or outside for the greatest convenience of the riders, making the task of charging a phone a task that only depends on the availability of time, not the availability of a safe place to bike. A lifted bike remains easy to move so space won't be a major issue, and can still easily be used as a means of transport when needed. The system is easy to setup and use, requiring no fancy equipment or parts, just a few boards to place under the screws holding the tires in place that will lift them to a point where they no longer make contact with the ground. Maintenance of a lifted bike is minimal as the stress most vulnerable parts of the bike – wheels, brakes, and chain – is next to nothing.


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Throughout New Jersey there are foreclosed and abandoned properties sitting vacant causing blight in our neighborhoods, causing property values to drop for surrounding homes putting communities in jeopardy. The New Jersey Residential Foreclosure Transformation Act will take those properties and give them to families or to be group homes for veterans or disabled. It is taking something hurting the community and turning into a positive.
Steve Lonegan and Americans for Prosperity are not only wrong on this issue they are taking an extremist view filled with misinformation if not outright falsehoods. He is "Wrong Again Lonegan." Then again they attack many issues from protecting open space, climate change and air pollution they may even attack gravity.
Americans for Property is just a front group for the Koch Brothers and their right-wing corporate polluter agenda. Hyperbole is one thing, but deliberate distortion to scare people is reprehensible. His statements remind me of Joseph Welch, "Have you no shame? Have you no decency?' What we find extremely troubling is that many of these homes will go to people such as veterans, handicapped adults as well as those who need affordable housing. The use of fear tactics by Americans for Prosperity and the Koch brothers is shameful. People of New Jersey need better places to live whether they are just families, young adults, seniors, people with disabilities or veterans returning from Iraq or Afghanistan.
People who have given their all in service to our country and have sacrificed to make us safer will not be welcome in our communities by Steve Lonegan. Steve Lonegan attacks those in our community who are less fortunate like adults with disabilities, veterans, or seniors. Lonegan does not believe they should be productive members of society or deserve a decent place to live. The Sierra Club has worked with Homes for our Troops, an organization that provides green homes that are handicapped accessible for disabled veterans across the country and in New Jersey. However, Lonegan's belief is to let them live on the streets or stay out of New Jersey and his neighborhood. There are other people who have jobs, but do not get paid enough and need a house that they can afford. By taking these foreclosed properties and allowing individuals to buy or rent them, we will give them a hand up, not a hand out.
Steve Lonegan is fear-mongering with his statements that are outright false or filled with deliberate misinformation. Under current affordable housing rules towns do not get credit for affordable housing if they are transition homes like halfway houses for people out of jail or mental institutions. This legislation does not promote that. Affordable housing occupants need to meet certain minimum incomes to be able to afford these units they are not free. In reality most affordable units go to people in their own towns. Also under this bill the home has to be vacant so they are not kicking people out of their homes. People who are going into these homes have background checks and more importantly they are people like us our neighbors , our friends and even members of our family.
This legislation will help towns reach their affordable home criteria without builder remedy type projects that would increase sprawl and overdevelopment. Foreclosed and abandoned properties become a blight in our neighborhoods causing further decay and decline in our communities. This legislation will help turn those properties back into homes helping families have good places to live and helping to rejuvenate many neighborhoods. We also believe that this is important not only for affordable housing, but to help protect environmentally sensitive areas and open space. By turning these properties into affordable housing we also take the pressure off of builder remedy lawsuits and large-scale inclusion zoning projects in environmental sensitive areas.
We are taking a lose-lose and making it into a win-win. This will not cost tax payers a dime since this money comes from an existing trust fund that came from new development. Towns and states have to spend this money otherwise Gov. Christie will steal that money to balance the budget and give tax break to millionaires. Maybe that is what Steve Lonegan wants is for veterans and disabled people to live on the streets while millionaires get tax cuts.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio - The Ohio State baseball team's game against Marshall scheduled for 6:35 p.m. Tuesday has been cancelled because of snow and cold temperatures expected Monday evening into Tuesday in Columbus. No makeup date has been announced.
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The Fond du Lac community is a different place in a number of ways today than it was a week ago when gunfire and death shattered a placid Sunday morning into innumerable pieces.
Twenty-eight-year-old Fond du Lac police Officer Craig Birkholz was killed at the scene on South Lincoln Avenue. Fellow Officer Ryan Williams, 33, was critically wounded, and so was Grendel, the K-9 police dog that Williams handled. Officer Zach Schultz was hurt in a fall inside the shooter's home, but was able to pull Williams to safety.
The person who triggered the tragic set of circumstances with lethal fire from a high-powered rifle James M. "Jimmy" Cruckson used the rifle to kill himself during the six-hour standoff.
Those pieces of information are well-known. Eventually, they will become aspects of local and department history, along with memories that only the officers at the shooting scene will truly understand.
On Saturday, family and friends and fellow officers, including virtually every member of the Fond du Lac Police Department, joined forces in Birkholz's hometown of Kenosha to honor his memory at a funeral Mass and in a special ceremony at the cemetery where his remains were laid to rest.
Ryan Williams, who was discharged from the hospital Friday as the result of a recovery described as "miraculous," was at the funeral to honor his fellow officer in a way few others could.
Rifle shots again cracked the deathly quiet atmosphere as part of a military and police graveside ceremony. Tears flowed. The grieving process continues. It will for a long time.
Consumed by grief
There is more than enough grief to go around these days in the Fond du Lac community.
The extensive network of family and friends of James Cruckson is also consumed by grief, though many of their fellow Fond du Lac area neighbors are having difficulty acknowledging the suffering that exists when a family member snaps and plunges a community into agony.
The family will endure a crushing burden for years, if not generations, as a result of a situation that spiraled out of control.
Our community will experience a number of changes, including some not easy to foresee.
No doubt, there will be a greater appreciation and respect for the dangers police officers and rescue personnel encounter as part of their daily routine and therefore a greater respect for the men and women themselves who perform those challenging tasks.
A common question in the past week has been, "How could this happen here?"
Anyone who sees officers' reports on a regular basis at the Fond du Lac Police Department and the Fond du Lac County Sheriff's Department might respond to the question this way: "Maybe it isn't as surprising as we may want to think it is."
Local law enforcement officers have responded many times to hostage situations, violent domestic disputes, pursuit of fugitives, escapees from correctional facilities and suicidal men and women who threaten to kill anyone who approaches them.
Totally unexpected
Fortunately, rescue personnel have been spared in those situations during the years.
Because of that good fortune, many among us never expected what erupted on a seemingly quiet residential street on a day reserved for church and worship.
The gunfire, chaos, sirens, emergency lights, yellow crime scene tape, injury and death are aspects of life in troubled areas of big cities, not quiet communities like ours. Or so we thought.
That has all changed, and it has changed how we view the future.
According to various reports, James Cruckson, in his misery or distorted view of reality, vowed the night before violence erupted that he would begin shooting people in the morning.
No one took him at his word. If only someone had. Maybe he could have been arrested and held for mental observation in a 72-hour commitment. Maybe that would have prevented the carnage.
Perhaps that is a perceptual change that will occur. Threats should be taken seriously. There is no valid reason to test fate. People sometimes need help to get them over the bumps and bruises of their lives.
Our eyes are wide open now, though welled with tears.
We know more about what can happen than we did a week ago.
Legacy of heroes
I remember as a young reporter asking about a portrait of a police officer on permanent display at the Fond du Lac Police Department. It seemed to me a bit out of place.
In the most serious of tones, the inspector of detectives explained that the portrait was a tribute to Officer Nick Klaske, the only Fond du Lac policeman in modern times to be killed in the line of duty. In those days, there were still a number of officers who had worked with Klaske.
Klaske was killed Oct. 29, 1961, almost 50 years ago, when a suspect he was chasing turned on him and shot him in the stomach.
For officers of that era, Nick Klaske was a hero who had an impact throughout their careers.
Today, the same principle applies. Officer Craig Birkholz has become a modern-day fallen hero. His memory will live on as long as his fellow officers live on.
No doubt, his portrait will join Nick Klaske's.
Change, like history, has a way of repeating itself.
Sometimes, I wish that weren't the case.
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Dr. Ashley Hill wouldn't have attended Eckerd at all if it weren't for his family. Born and raised in Albany, Oregon, Dr. Hill was in his first year at Linfield College when his family moved to Florida. He followed soon after, transferring to Eckerd College.
Now the chair of an academic OB-Gyn practice in Orlando, Dr. Hill is a practicing obstetrician who also mentors students interested in medical careers.
Teaching has made him appreciate his Eckerd faculty mentor and the research the two did together. "I actually got to publish a paper with the chairman of the U.S. Marine Mammal Commission as an undergraduate!"
The experience paid off in med school interviews. "I was one of many who had high GPAs, had done charity work," he remembers. "But every single person I interviewed with was fascinated by the manatee kidney article I published with Professor Reynolds. They were just fascinated by it."
But the best thing he learned at Eckerd? "How to process a lot of different concepts and get to a final solution without being linear.
"I do a lot of work with safety in my practice and sometimes I'm asked to evaluate 14 or 15 different elements: Does the patient have allergies? Is the equipment up-to-date? Has the surgical staff had any practice with it? Eckerd taught me how to do those sorts of calculations."
Dr. Hill says his Eckerd advantage was publishing a research paper in Acta Anatomica with former Eckerd professor, Dr. John E. Reynolds III.
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Phillies catcher Paul Bako is greeted by pitcher Cliff Lee after Bako's solo homer in the fifth inning Wednesday afternoon.
He's an ace, and the Phillies got him to pitch every fifth day.
"We'll see if we can't work him in," Phillies manager Charlie Manuel said with a laugh.
But it won't be easy to juggle the rotation the rest of the month. The Phillies have off-days each of the next two Mondays, so someone might have to be skipped in order to keep the three main pitchers on track.
Jamie Moyer, for example, is scheduled to pitch Sunday against Florida, a team he dominates despite his 5.55 ERA this season. But he can be skipped next Saturday, so someone like Lee can stay on his regular turn.
Then the following week, Moyer could step in for Martinez while pushing Happ back an extra day, all the while keeping everyone else on track.
No one will have to throw on three days' rest, like Brett Myers did three times in September last year, when the Phillies were desperately trying to overcome a 3 1/2-game deficit to the New York Mets over the final 17 games to make the playoffs.
The extra day of rest could be beneficial to both Happ and Martinez, especially in September. After Aug. 17, the Phillies have just two more days off the rest of the season. They also have two doubleheaders. They will need six starters then.
Happ is in his first full season in the major leagues. He threw 127 pitches Wednesday night. And he has already thrown 115 innings this season, which isn't far off from his high of 166 2/3 innings last season, with all but 31 2/3 of those coming at Triple-A Lehigh Valley.
Martinez, meanwhile, has yet to pitch a major league game this season. He threw 82 pitches Wednesday night for Double-A Reading. He's 37 years old. He will have to be brought along slowly.
"You're talking about uncharted waters for some of these guys," Amaro said. "J.A. is one. He'd never pitched every fifth day in the majors until now. It will take its toll. Maybe he benefits from an extra day of rest. We're starting to get into the dog days of the season."
The Phillies would love to keep Lee, Hamels and Blanton on their regular rest. But they also don't want to overwork them. If the Phillies can maintain their seven-game division lead, that shouldn't be a problem.
"It seems with Pedro joining the mix, it's going to make us that much better," Lee said. "I don't really know what they're going to do when he gets back. But that's a good problem to have."
If the Phillies are creative, it won't happen for Lee, Hamels or Blanton. In that case, the six-man rotation with a twist should work.


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Harvest Pasta e Fagioli Soup with Parmesan Crisps
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My favorite!!! This is gorgeous, Marina! Have a beautiful Sunday!ReplyDelete
Your soup looks wonderful and I just love the Parm Chips!!! Perfect for a Sunday night dinner.ReplyDelete
seriously, consider this made. i'm totally pinning for dinner this week!ReplyDelete
This soup is a stunner, Marina! The parmesan crisps are so perfect! Will definitely be making this soon! :)ReplyDelete
This is fabulous, one of my favorite soups! Love the touch of the parmesan crisps!ReplyDelete
Among so many other things you do so well, your attention to detail is always inspiring to me. :)ReplyDelete
this looks lovely. my best friend who is italian pronounces it that same way as your husband!ReplyDelete
this is def going on the soup list. thanks for sharing. xo
Pasta fazooool is one of my all time favorite soups! I like the parmesan crisp garnish too!ReplyDelete
That looks soooooo good. And thank you for the inclusion!ReplyDelete
This looks fantastic! Love those parm crisps!ReplyDelete
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This looks amazing. Just curious as to what makes to sodium level be so high, the chicken stock? The cheese?ReplyDeleteReplies
I would guess the Parmesan and/or broth. Feel free to use low-sodium broth.Delete
This looks so delicious and how cute is that spoon! Where did you find that?? :)ReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks Kelly! It's from Anthropologie.Delete
I've been so into gorgeous fall soups lately (even though it's still like a million degrees in San Diego). This fits into that "gorgeous" category!ReplyDelete
Ha! That's how my husband says it as well, he loves it too!ReplyDelete
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It look nice :)ReplyDelete
I just woul like to tell you that there is a little mistake in the title that it should be written PASTA E FAGIOLI :DReplies
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