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(2) to coordinate studies relating to the acquisition of generation and transmission facilities for electrical energy, coordinate transmission service over various facilities, including those of the United States and the charges for such transmission service and the policies governing such transmission, coordinate and maintain reserve generating and transmitting capacity, coordinate the sale of surplus capacity of energy, coordinate the purchase of energy and the allocation of tax credits, funds, and other resources available to offset the cost of electrical energy, and provide coordination in the realization of benefits of any program or activity intended to minimize the overall cost of electricity for irrigation and drainage in the Klamath Reclamation Project.
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Cooperative Agreement between Dept. of Interior (Bureau of Reclamation) and the Klamath Water and Power Agency.
The objective of WUMP is to allow stakeholders to develop market-based approaches to developing groundwater supplies and other innovative means of providing Klamath Project water supplies. Supplementation of water for the Klamath Project is necessary due to increased deliveries for fish and wildlife purposes required by ESA. The additional water maintained in Upper Klamath Lake for suckers and the increased flow requirements in the Klamath River for coho salmon are also causes for the need to supplement water supply. KWAPA works with the Klamath Basin Bureau of Reclamation Office, Oregon Water Resources Department (OWRD), Klamath Project Irrigation Districts, and others to determine the best value and deliverability of water being made available for Project use. The 2010 program included Land Idling and Groundwater Pumping to supplement water supply as did the 2012 program.
The 2015 Demand Management program is consistent with the management strategy of the Water Users Mitigation Program (WUMP) Cooperative Agreement between Klamath Water and Power Agency (KWAPA) and the Bureau of Reclamation. This program is based on the projected need to decrease the demand and/or diversion of surface water in the Klamath Reclamation Project.
At this time it is not known whether a Demand Management program will be necessary, but in the event that precipitation received and the trajectory of filling Upper Klamath Lake (UKL), Clear Lake, and/or Gerber Reservoir indicates a potential shortage, this program may be implemented at the direction of the KWAPA Board of Directors and Bureau of Reclamation. KWAPA will plan for the maximum probable shortage and adapt as necessary, utilizing Groundwater Pumping to the extent appropriate, and taking into consideration the goal of providing the most water for the most acres, a Demand Management Program to balance the supply and demand may be implemented.
A shortage in supply of water means that some land will not be properly irrigated. The purpose of the Demand Management Program is to provide assistance to irrigators who are willing to forego some or all irrigation of their land to help others produce a full crop.
Any payment provided by this Program is not intended to fully compensate for the value of lost crop or the value of the use of the water which the participant agrees to forego.
The size of the Demand Management program will be determined upon review of Reclamation's forecast of surface water supply and the amount of groundwater available through sustainable groundwater pumping.
Cooperative Agreement between Dept. of Interior (Bureau of Reclamation) and the Klamath Water and Power Agency.
The purpose of the Agreement is to address issues facing the irrigators of the Klamath Project relating to the terms of the Klamath Basin Restoration Agreement (KBRA). Section 15.2.1 of the KBRA states "the purpose of the On Project Plan for the Klamath Reclamation Project is to align water supply and demand…" see document at: http://kwua.org/sites/kwua.org/files/k.pdf.
Representatives of the diverse communities in the Klamath Basin, working with federal, state, and county governments, have developed the Klamath Basin Restoration Agreement (KBRA) to rebuild fisheries, sustain agricultural communities, and resolve longstanding disputes related to the allocation of water resources. Relevant key provisions of the KBRA include:
In order for the water user community to be able to operate their business successfully, while coping with the negotiated limitation on water diversions described in the first bullet point above, the KBRA parties also provided for the development of the "On Project Plan" (KBRA section 15).
As per the requirements of the KBRA, KWAPA is charged with developing and implementing the On Project Plan (OPP). The purpose of the OPP is to reduce the need for diversion of water from Upper Klamath Lake and the Klamath River to align water use in the Klamath Reclamation Project to targets set in the KBRA. It is the goal of KWAPA to accomplish this purpose with the least reduction in crops produced.
This Plan will align water supply and demand within the Klamath Project and will include elements of at least the following:
KWAPA recently solicited for Statement of Qualifications from qualified engineering firms. The KWAPA OPP Review Committee interviewed the top 3 qualified firms who submitted a proposal and the Board of Directors approved the top scoring firm.
KWAPA awarded a consultant contract in July 2011 to MBK Engineers and partnering firms (Houston Engineering, CH2MHILL and Dan Keppen & Associates) to take lead on the development of the On Project Plan.
The OPP is being developed on a "build-as-you-go" approach to accommodate input from its irrigation constituents, partners, and OPP stakeholders. They will achieve this by using a series of Technical Memorandums (TMs) that will build upon one another and culminate in a summary document. The OPP Work Group recently completed TM1, which was unanimously approved by the OPPAC in September and is awaiting approval of the KWAPA Board of Directors at the November Board meeting. See OPP Work Group and OPPAC member lists below.
TM1 discusses the following:
On Project Plan Work Group
Hollie Cannon (KWAPA)
Cathy Waters (KWAPA)
Greg Addington (KWUA)
Ed Bair (KWAPA and Klamath Basin Iirrigation District)
Dave Cacka (Klamath Irrigation District)
Bill Heiney (KWAPA and Tulelake Irrigation District)
Bill Ganong (KWAPA Legal Counsel)
Paul Simmons (KWUA & KWAPA Legal Counsel)
Marc Van Camp – Consultant Team (MBK Engineers)
Mark Deutschman – Consultant Team (Houston Engineering, Inc.)
Mark Oliver – Consultant Team (CH2MHILL)
Dan Keppen – Consultant Team (Dan Keppen & Associates)
On Project Plan Advisory Committee
The purpose of the OPPAC is to assist with the developing the OPP using an open, transparent and collaborative inter-district approach. The OPPAC will provide guidance and advice to KWAPA staff and consultants during preparation of the OPP. The OPPAC will also make recommendations as needed to the KWPA Board of Directors, including whether to approve and accept the final OPP.
OPPAC Members:
For further developments and insight to the project, please see the OPPortunities Volume I newsletter:
October 2011 OPPortunities newsletter, Volume I, Issue I
February 2012 OPPortunities Newsletter, Volume I, Issue 2
April 2012 OPPortunities Newsletter, Volume I, Issue 3
September 2012 OPPortunities Newsletter, Volume I, Issue 4
March 2013 OPPortunities Newsletter, Volume 1, Issue 5
December 2013 OPPortunities Newsletter, Volume I, Issue 6
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He said his game had not changed. Changed? He dismissed the question in the way he can sometimes dismiss questions—not rudely, just quickly, with a little scrunch in his face, as if this question was silly, as if it is something that had been asked and answered many times before, and had long been buried in the ocean, with the fish.
No, no, no. Rafael Nadal said his tennis game "is always the same."
And then Nadal, the 2013 U.S. Open men's singles champion, reversed course and explained the way his game had, in fact, changed. He does this, too, sometimes—reject the premise, then entertainingly embrace it. The yes after the no. It is one of the charms of Rafa Nadal.
"It is true I am playing a little bit more aggressive than before, more inside the court, close to the baseline, going for more points." He said this as if these were small things—just rolling down the driver's side window, a quarter inch.
Of course Nadal had changed. At least a little. Of course he had tweaked the engine. To him they may have felt like minor adjustments, but they had conspired with good health to return him to the top of his sport. A couple of years ago, Nadal had sat at a post-match news conference like this one, after losing the 2011 Wimbledon final, and he sounded like a man confused in the wilderness. Novak Djokovic had been beating him all year—it was five in a row at that point—and he'd done it again at Centre Court.
"My game doesn't bother him a lot," Nadal said then. He talked about "finding solutions."
Then Nadal lost the 2011 U.S. Open final and the Australian Open final in January 2012, both to Djokovic. He was getting closer—Melbourne stretched five sets, almost six hours—but not close enough. Nadal was still in his mid-20s, but Djokovic appeared to be closing the door a few years earlier than expected. Clay remained a safe place, but Djokovic was improving there, too. All bets were off.
Then Nadal got hurt. Then he disappeared. And everyone wondered when and if.
What has returned is something unexpected—better, stronger and even more ruthless, on full display at Monday night's U.S. Open final in Queens, as Nadal rolled over Djokovic in four sets in a match that started competitively and ended with a dominant thump, 6-2, 3-6, 6-4, 6-1.
It began as great match, up to its hype. Then it was over. Done. It was like watching a Ferrari run out of gas on the LIE.
The winner was a man who was not here last year. Who watched it on TV and had texted the winner, Andy Murray. The winner was a man who missed the Australia Open in January.
But Nadal, who returned in early February, has crushed the 2013 season, going 60-3. His rate of victory is over 95%. Ninety-five percent! It is hard to make a grilled-cheese sandwich 95% of the time. And Nadal has not lost on hard court, a surface he has always had a complicated relationship with, sometimes sounding like he'd personally like to mill every square foot of concrete and chuck the debris in the garbage.
He is 22-0 on hard court this year. Right now it is an uncomplicated relationship.
He had already built his case as an all-timer, but he is building an addition. There are 13 Grand Slams now, at least one of each, and a couple on every surface. He is 27. He has located a new prime. "Incredible," Djokovic said late Monday. "He's definitely one of the best tennis players ever to play the game."
Of course the conversation will turn to 17 Slams, a record possessed by Nadal's great rival, Roger Federer. Of course it will. It seems alternately so doable and beyond reach—part of the Nadal Experience is an anxiety over his revolutionary style, so physical and punishing that it's almost fragile. He could be here tomorrow. Or not.
The question just was another of those questions.
"Let me enjoy today," Rafael Nadal said. For now, he deserved to leave it at that.
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At Queensway Skin Clinic we offer a range of facial aesthetics treatments to help treat the signs of ageing.
Injectable anti-ageing treatments such as BTX and dermal fillers subtly reduce fine lines, creases and wrinkles, leaving you with smoother, more youthful looking skin to complement your smile.
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After almost 25 years, the creator of "The Simpsons" has revealed the location of Springfield.
I'm Irish and German. I married an Italian. Holidays (especially the food) are more than just a celebration. They are an experience.
Easter, here at the radio station, is turning into many other holidays where people bring-in unwanted treats for other people to graze on.
After a beautiful Easter weekend, my Monday has started in a typical fashion. For me at least...
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The disgustingly sweet Easter treat gets made into some new recipes. Try them out, if your teeth can handle it!
This guy gets an "A" for effort from me!
The hype of Mega Millions has ended. At least the drawing went smoothly, unlike this one.
After admitting he was 'Born This Way,' the magic of editing (and loads of free time) brings us another crossover music video featuring President Obama singing the words to a hit pop song. This time, to LMFAO's overplayed, er, extremely popular 'Sexy and I Know It.'
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The dialogue began for Art at age four, when his father brought home one of the first wire recorders. "That got me into music more than anything else," he recalls, "singing and being able to record it." Seven years later he was singing Everly Brothers songs at school talent shows with a partner, Paul Simon, from his Forest Hills neighborhood in Queens, New York. "Then rhythm 'n blues, rock 'n roll came along." He and Paul set their sights on the Brill Building. "We practiced in the basement so much that we got professional sounding. We made demos in Manhattan and knocked on all the doors of the record companies with our hearts in our throats." In 1957, 'Tom and Jerry' (as they were called then) landed a recording contract. Their first 45, "Hey, Schoolgirl" (which they wrote together) scored a moderate hit and they appeared on "American Bandstand" as high school seniors. "We got a quick education in the record business," Art recounts.
"But I left and went to college. I was the kid who was going to find some way to make a 'decent' living." He earned his Bachelor of Arts degree at Columbia College, majoring in Art History; later he earned his Masters degree in Mathematics at Columbia University. But he never stopped singing, and even recorded several solo singles (as 'Artie Garr') while in school. When he met up again with Simon in 1962 and they began to rehearse, the decision was clear to get back together as a duo.
They started performing as Simon & Garfunkel at the height of the folk music boom in late-1963, and within a year were signed to Columbia Records, who paired them with producer/engineer Roy Halee. Simon & Garfunkel maintained a tireless pace in the recording studio and on the road, reaching a wide and loyal international audience. From 1964 to 1970 they recorded a groundbreaking string of classic LPs (Wednesday Morning 3 A.M., Sounds Of Silence, Parsley, Sage, Rosemary and Thyme, The Graduate, Bookends, and Bridge Over Troubled Water) and an equally impressive body of songs, many of which became pop standards, among them; "The Sound Of Silence," "Homeward Bound," "I Am a Rock," "Kathy's Song," "April Come She Will," "For Emily, Whenever I May Find Her," "At the Zoo," "A Hazy Shade of Winter," "America," "Scarborough Fair/Canticle," "Mrs. Robinson," "The Boxer," "Bridge Over Troubled Water," "Cecilia," "El Condor Pasa," and "My Little Town."
Simon & Garfunkel won five Grammy awards together, two in 1968 (Record of the Year and Best Contemporary Pop Performance/ Duo or Group for "Mrs. Robinson"); and three in 1970 (Record of the Year, Album of the Year, and Best Arrangement Accompanying Vocalists for "Bridge Over Troubled Water," which also won Song of the Year and Best Engineered Recording). In 1977, "Bridge Over Troubled Water" received the prestigious Britannia Award for "Best International Pop LP and Single, 1952-77," as voted by the music industry of Great Britain.
"They were fabulous years," Art remembers warmly. "I'll always be happy to say a little on behalf of the duo. I'm proud of singing those great songs. Now they teach Paul Simon songs in churches and schools as part of the curricula...it seems that part of good citizenship is the knowledge of the songs we did. How can I grasp that?"
Meanwhile, having already worked with director Mike Nichols on The Graduate soundtrack, Garfunkel went on to feature acting roles in Mike Nichols' movies Catch-22 (1969); and Carnal Knowledge (1971), opposite Ann-Margret, Candice Bergen and Jack Nicholson.


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The Village of Fellari
The village of Fellari belongs to the municipality of Acquaro, in the province of Vibo Valentia, region Calabria.
The village of Fellari is 2,25 kilometers far from the same town of Acquaro to whom it belongs.
To the municipality of Acquaro also belong the localities of Camerino (2,72 km), Limpidi (2,03 km), Maiera' (1,94 km), Piani (2,25 km).
The number in parentheses following each village name indicate the distance between the same village and the municipality of Acquaro.
The locality of Fellari rises 550 meters abobe sea level.
The population of Fellari counts 18 inhabitants.
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Saturday, November 28, 2015
Fournier Launching 'Sendokai Champions' Playing Cards
Nottingham Forest has inked a deal with playing cards manufacturer Fournier to develop official cards for Sendokai Champions. The first set is set to hit retailers this spring. Fournier ... Continue Reading →
'Sendokai Champions' Moves to Former Yugoslavia
Planeta Junior and Nottingham Forest have partnered with Prava I Prevodi for the TV and home entertainment rights for animated action series Sendokai Champions in the Former Yugoslavia ... Continue Reading →
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+ Following its recent screening at MIP Junior, Monster Entertainment's I'm A… series will arrive in the U.K., with I'm a Creepy Crawly and I'm a Dinosaur ... Continue Reading →
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Planeta Jr. Brings 'Sendokai Champions' to BLE
European children and teen producer and distributor Planeta Junior will present Sendokai Champions (produced by Kotoc Produccions, Nottingham Forest and RTVE) at the upcoming Brand ... Continue Reading →
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Audiovisual entertainment agency Nottingham Forest has announced its animated import Sendokai Champions will air on Saban's Vortexx block on The CW in the U.S. during the 2013-14 ... Continue Reading →
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Spain-based Nottingham Forest is partnering with Turner Broadcasting System to broadcast the animated series Sendokai Champions and Jokebox in over 50 countries in Latin America. Sendokai ... Continue Reading →
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Reading the South – what does 'the South' mean to you?
Please be aware all libraries will be closed on Monday 7 December for a staff training day. No loans will be due on this day. All of our online resources and e-library will be available to use.
Libraries help reading groups to start up and choose books. The annual charge of £60 per group includes:
- access to over 1,100 sets of books, delivered free to your local library
- borrowing multiple copies of the same book
- regular book magazines and newsletters.
Ordering reading group books
Please ask library staff to reserve reading group books for you – they can't be reserved online. We recommend planning the year ahead and booking them in advance.
View our online list for descriptions of each book, or download the printable booklists:
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Types of reading group
- Reading groups – also known as book groups or book clubs – get together on a regular basis to talk about books. They meet in libraries, cafés, pubs or people's homes to discuss a book they've read. Many groups meet monthly so everyone has enough time to read the book.
- Read aloud groups – also known as Feel better with a book groups – meet more regularly, usually weekly, to read aloud and listen to stories and poems. A volunteer leads the group and you can join in as much or as little as you want. They're friendly and relaxing groups and you don't need to read anything before meeting.
- Books Beyond Words groups at Seaford or Uckfield libraries are for adults with learning disabilities to share books together to help explore and understand their own experiences.
- Little Explorers book club rewards children under five with a range of 10 certificates. Collect a stamp each time you visit the library and when you have six stamps you can claim your certificate.


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Emergency Department at Staten Island University Hospital South
Staten Island University Hospital is a 714-bed tertiary care medical center with two campuses on the north and south shores of Staten Island. Our facilities provide a comprehensive array of programs and services to patients from Staten Island, the New York City metropolitan area and around the world.
As designated tertiary care centers, our Emergency Medicine Departments care for the most complicated cases, as well as routine emergency and urgent care patients. Our facilities are open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. We offer a wide variety of tertiary care programs including a Burn Unit, Cardiac Surgery service, Stroke Center of Excellence and a Cardiac Catheterization service.


text: It is my understanding that some engineers working in aerospace find that a role in management best suits them and seek to climb the ladder of the company they are working for, where as others focus entirely on the technical, R&D side of things, content to stay in the same position indefinitely. I'm not sure which of these roles best suits me quite yet, to be honest. I am just starting college and although the hard core design aspect of engineering fascinates me, I can also see "part of my father" in me, in that he was a very successful manager of a logistics firm and really made a substantial impact in that company. It wasn't about status or power for him, he's really quite modest, he just really excelled at managing, and I guess the world needs people like that. I was looking at the "careers" section of SpaceX's website (I live very close to Hawthorne), and one of the positions in the business operations area is "Mission/Project Manger" Taken from the website: Requirements * BS Degree with minimum 5 years industry experience * Technical project Management experience * Excellent written and verbal skills * Experience working with cross-functional team and external customers * Highly detail oriented, diligent, hard working with excellent customer interface skills I guess my question is, after completing one's B.S. degree, how many years and what positions do you take in order to end up in this sort of managerial role. I take it one starts as an entry level aerospace engineer, and then I'm curious what steps lie in between this and the career of project manager, like where do you gain the "technical project management" experience. Is it assumed that someone would not find themselves in a position like this until they are in their 40's? Are there project managers younger than this? What lies after? Are there positions senior to this one? I'm sure some engineering people are thinking argh I hate people like you!! Ladder climbers who give me unrealistic deadlines and waste company resources!! Curse you!! Just curious what everyone's assessment is of the transition from engineer to managerial role(s)


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I just bought this gun and didn't even shoot it yet. I sent it to Ruger and ask them to go over the gun and replace any parts that had any sign of wear. They replaced the cam block and a few extra parts in the gun and I also asked them to replace the front and rear sights because someone put after market sights on the gun and I wanted the gun completely stock. They shot the gun and said it shoots excellent and the gun is in great shape. It comes with the two 15 round clip and the packing slip from Ruger for prove of the work that was done.
The reason I am selling the gun is because where I work at we just found out they are buying new weapons and I would like to buy the same gun we will practice on. Please don't try to talk me down on the price I am already taking a loss and the Ruger DAO are very hard to find not like the Ruger DC that have flooded the market . You will be responsible for the taxes and the delivery cost Thanks.
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Zynga Player Support - Changing your Zynga Support contact email address
If you would like the Zynga Support team to contact you via a different email than the Facebook one, then please follow the steps below to update your contact email.Step 1: Go to our Zynga Support website: support.zynga.com
Step 2: At the top of the Player Support page, click the "Account" option next to your nickname.
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Tim Bain
TV comedy and animation writer for kids, adults and family audiences.
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With a passion for comedy, Tim has written for series including Boyster (Disney XD), Dennis & Gnasher, Ye Olde Dragons' Den (CBBC), Captain Flinn & the Pirate Dinosaurs, Winston Steinburger and Sir Dudley Ding-Dong, The New Adventures of Figaro Pho, and action-spy series Get Ace.
For preschoolers, he's written episodes for Fireman Sam, Bob the Builder, Digby Dragon, Hoopla Doopla, Numtums and the upcoming action-comedy series Go Jetters, which he co-developed with CBeebies.
For adults, he co-wrote Tooned 50, starring the voices of Jenson Button, Alexander Armstrong and Brian Cox, and animated by Framestore. The series won a Gold Eurobest and a Lovie Award.
Tim hails from the sunny shores of Australia, where he wrote for the Logie Award-winning Rove and hit sketch comedy series The Wedge. He has penned jokes for personalities including Eric Bana, Ben Elton and childhood hero, MC Hammer.
Tim is the author of several best-selling high school musicals including You're History! and High School Spoofical. Published by Maverick Musicals, they have been performed as far and wide as the USA, UK, South Africa, Australia and Azerbaijan.
Blue Zoo/ Nickelodeon/ Aardman
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ABC Australia
Red Kite Animation for CBBC
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Channel 10
Kidd Kelly
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Australian Children's Television Foundation
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Time Monkeys
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Melbourne Comedy Festival
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Melbourne Comedy Festival
Marney McQueen
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Children's musical comedy published and performed across the UK, USA, Canada, South Africa and Australia
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Marney McQueen
Melbourne Comedy Festival
Children's musical comedy published and performed across the UK, USA, Canada and Australia.
Maverick Musicals
Children's musical comedy published and performed across Australia
Maverick Musicals
Children's musical comedy published and performed across the UK, USA, Canada, Japan and Australia. Maverick's 2006 #1 bestseller.
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In our recent episode, Fat Burning for Women Over 50: Be on Fire, Dr. Len walked us through the sometimes confusing realities of killing off kilocalories. Once we appreciate the role carbohydrates and fat both serve in providing fuel, then we can understand how to select the "best" workout programs.
First, the goal is to have a caloric deficit to lose any weight. That deficit comes from the age old energy balance equation: take in fewer calories than we put out (eat less); put out more calories than we take in (move more). The entire weight loss picture is far more complex, affected by a myriad of other factors. For more on losing weight and fat, check out Burn a Myth to Burn More Calories (post) and Fat Loss; What Does and Doesn't Work (radio episode) . Professional alert warning system activated – it's not just about cals in and out, though you do have to start there!
Second, is that we break down carbohydrates 40 times faster than fat, with carbos supplying most of the fuel (energy) to power our exercise. Distinguish between absolute and relative numbers when thinking of fat loss. When you exercise with some intensity, you use a higher percentage of carbos compared to fat as the fuel source. However, the highest total of burned calories is what you are going for. For that, you need to suck it up and add some effort.
Higher intensity exercise burns more calories; however, a long, slow approach is better than what most of the adult population is doing — uh, as in better than not much or nuffink! But a workout with some oomph to it at a higher pace will use more total energy (calories) than the lower intensity plan. Absolutely!
So forget needing to be in a "fat burning zone" when making cardio equipment or fitness tech choices. Get in the calorie burning zone, which is also a high carbo burning zone.
Third, thanks to Dr. Len's practical tips, you now get led into the exciting, proven, no-magic-required realm of the four best training programs to maximize calorie burning and become lower fat! He recommends we try all 4 methods.
High Intensity Interval Training (HIIT)
Select a cardio activity you enjoy, such as cycling, running, walking, using a row machine. Go as hard as you can for about 30 seconds. Then recover at a self-selected, variable pace for about 3- 4 minutes. Complete 4-8 rounds for a total workout time of about 30-45 minutes. Dr. Len recommends changing up the mode workout to workout, especially if you have several favorite cardio activities.
And if you forget all this, simply recite the Kymberly mantra: "Go as hard as you can, as long as you can, as often as you can." I hear the sizzle of calorie burning already!
Kymberly Williams-Evans, MA
Kymberly Williams-Evans, MA and Alexandra Williams, MA
Kymberly: Holy holistic, AnnGirl, no spot reducing? Dang it, and I was just about to shake my booty into toned, tight, tushy status. Maybe just another butt squeeze and I'll zap the fat that may or may not be present, but only my undergarments know for sure. Please, please, please may I have some spot reducing? How about just some reducing … of this persistent myth?
Alexandra: The only spot reducing that works involves a dry cleaner. Otherwise you'd see millions of women shaking their bellies, right?
K: I am the first (well maybe not, but I beat Alexandra to it) to tell you that you can make certain areas look groovier and more holistic through strength training. But any overlying fat would still need to be nuked through overall, whole body, calorically burning cardio for the lean, green, muscle machine to show through. Oh gotta go. My vintage belly fat vibrating machine just arrived.
A: Annie, I do have some good news. You can just do certain areas. Only work the parts below your hair.
Put a big clip on your hair so it can hold still while the rest of you moves. And don't forget that holistic means body, mind and spirit. So tone your body, tune your spirit and tame your mind!
Readers: Have you tried to spot-reduce? How'd that work out for ya?
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The Manhattan offers the best of both worlds in a truly remarkable and unique setting. Both, The Manhattan Tower and The Manhattan Lofts, are designed to comfortably fit your active and interactive lifestyle. We feature luxuriously appointed studio, one-bedroom, two-bedroom and townhome residences. Select from dozens of unique and modern floor plans featuring open layouts and breathtaking views. When you're not relaxing in your apartment, enjoy our on-site amenities. Work out in our 24-hour state-of-the-art fitness center, take in rays on the largest sun-deck in downtown Denver, or perhaps take an evening stroll through River Front Park, which is mere steps from your front door. Only a few of the many reasons why The Manhattan Tower and The Manhattan Lofts are not just a great place to live... they are great place to call home.
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Teaching about the Trail of Tears
A lesson plan on the Trail of Tears is available for educators and students through the National Park Service's "Teaching with Historic Places" program. The plan focuses on the John Ross House and Chieftains, the home of Major Ridge, which are national historic landmarks in Georgia.
Kentucky Educational Television (KET) has educational essays, video, and lesson plans for Kentucky's National Parks feature on the Trail of Tears. (You are leaving the National Park Service website.)


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8 " square with Wilton ball on top. Iced in BC with fondant accents. Bakugan logo was done at a FBCT. Ball is doweled to square cake below and sitting on straws. TFL.
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Flag Presentation Ceremony for the Hong Kong's twin delegations to the 2014 Asian Games and the 2014 Youth Olympic Games
Hong Kong's twin delegations to the 2014 Asian Games and the 2014 Youth Olympic Games were presented with the Bauhinia Flag by Messrs. Tsang Tak-sing, Secretary for Home Affairs and Timothy Fok Tsun-ting, President of the Sports Federation & Olympic Committee of Hong Kong, China at a Flag Presentation Ceremony on August 7.
Hong Kong will send a record 659-strong delegation to the 17th Asian Games in Incheon in September and it will include 472 athletes and 187 team officials as they chase medal glory in Incheon at the September 19-October 4 multi-sports Games.
Hong Kong won a record 40 medals four years ago in Guangzhou – 8 gold medals, 15 silver and 17 bronze – and the target will be to match this effort, if not better it by the largest contingent of local athletes to take part at the Asian Games. In Guangzhou, Hong Kong was represented by 396 athletes.
"This will be the largest contingent of athletes we will be sending and I'm hopeful we can do well once again and match our record-breaking performance in 2010 in Guangzhou," the President, Timothy T.T. Fok said.
The Incheon Games delegation will be led by Chef de Mission Karl C. Kwok and will take part in 31 sports: Aquatics (Diving/Swimming/Synchronized Swimming/ Water Polo), Archery, Athletics, Badminton, Baseball, Basketball, Bowling, Canoe, Cricket, Cycling, Equestrian, Fencing, Football, Golf, Gymnastics, Handball, Hockey, Judo, Karate, Rowing, Rugby, Sailing (Sailing and Windsurfing), Shooting, Squash, Table Tennis, Taekwondo, Tennis, Triathlon, Volleyball (Volleyball and Beach Volleyball), Weightlifting and Wushu (Sanda/ Taolu).
The Hong Kong Delegation led by Kenneth K.K. Fok to the 2nd Youth Olympic Games in Nanjing will be 33-strong including 18 athletes.
At the YOG, Hong Kong will be represented in 8 sports: Aquatics (swimming), Badminton, Equestrian, Fencing, Golf, Table Tennis, Triathlon and Windsurfing. Badminton and Golf will be making a first appearance at the Youth Olympics. Leading swimmer Stephanie Au Hoi-shun will travel with the delegation as a young ambassador. Mr. Timothy TT Fok, President of the Sports Federation & Olympic Committee of Hong Kong, China will also accompany the squad for the second Youth Olympic Games from August 16-24.
Hong Kong will be aiming to better its performance at the inaugural Youth Olympics held in Singapore in 2010 when it returned home with two silver medals won in equestrian by Jasmine Lai Zin-man and in sailing by Micheal Cheng Chun-leung.
"We are hopeful that our athletes can come back with more glory with all of them having won their places through a tough qualification process internationally," said Timothy Fok. "I'm confident Hong Kong will continue to showcase itself with pride on the global stage."
More than 6,000 athletes and officials from all around the world will gather in Nanjing for the second edition of the multi-sport Games which is nearly double the size of that held in Singapore.
The Games will also feature cultural exchange programme and opportunities for participants to meet leading Olympic athletes. Among a cast of high-profile names is Chinese basketball legend Yao Ming.
The International Olympic Committee chooses role models for each edition of the Youth Olympic Games to help spread word of the event and inspire young people to get active and enjoy sport. Sports stars Chad le Clos and Michelle Wie will also join Yao Ming as role models. Moreover, Samantha Lam, Hong Kong Equestrian athlete, named Equestrian athlete role model for Nanjing 2014 Youth Olympic Games.
The Sports Federation & Olympic Committee of Hong Kong, China acknowledged the support of the Home Affairs Bureau and the Leisure and Cultural Services Department for their generous help. Special thanks should also go to FILA Marketing (Hong Kong) Limited for its sponsorship of sports uniform and Kee Wah Bakery for its sponsorship of gift set to the Delegations of the two Games. Also, special thanks to Kent & Curwen for sponsoring official uniform, Korean Air for sponsoring air tickets, Lenovo (Hong Kong) Limited for sponsoring computer equipment and Samsung Electronics H.K. Co. Ltd. for sponsoring mobile device to the delegation members of Incheon 2014 Asian Games.
Lastly, the Federation would like to wish the Hong Kong, China Delegation all the best at the coming Nanjing 2014 Youth Olympic Games and the Incheon 2014 Asian Games.News Source : Flag Presentation Ceremony for the Hong Kong's twin delegations to the 2014 Asian Games and the 2014 Youth Olympic Games
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Andreas, didn't know about the high impedance of the goldcaps. Just thought goldcaps have the highest capacity at the lowest physical volume. Speaking about goldcaps, I thought about using them for another application too. I wanted to use the spark to perforate thin alufoil to make pinholes. Do you think I am better of with normal electrolytics for this application too?


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Just re-watched Cleve vs Bellew. I find it impossible not to give Bellew 6 rounds!!!
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Re: Just re-watched Cleve vs Bellew. I find it impossible not to give Bellew 6 round
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I'm a massive Bellew fan, I scored this fight for Bellew on the night.
I've re-watched it since and now I scored it a draw (114 - 114, six each). That I think is the correct score.
To be honest if somebody wanted to score it for Cleverly then I couldn't complain, it was that close. Only a score of 115 - 114 though, anything more than that for either of them is just plain wrong.
For Cleverly, his dad and FW to bang on about him "outclassing" Bellew is laughable quite frankly, Tony outboxed and out-smarted Nathan him for long periods during the fight and he probably would have won had he not gassed out in the later rounds.
I hope these two have a rematch at some point in the future because not only would it be a great watch but it would also settle the score. The way Cleverly's going though, expect him to keep fighting bum of the month for a long time.
A supprice to a lot of the people in the fight was that Clev did not really seem to outspeed Bellew untill maybe the end when Bellew was tired.
Bellews *******s must have been like mellons after the pounding they took as well. I had forgotten how bad some of them were.
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Radio, Paul Robinson: A proposal to sell off BBC Radios 1 and 2, if carried out, would transform commercial radio's audience beyond its wildest dreams.
The corporation's investment in content and talent is paying off, with a steady growth in its audience right across the board, according to Rajar's latest UK radio listening figures, says Paul Robinson.
Paul Robinson: Surely increased choice of bidders for Premier League football rights must be in the interests of viewers? Not necessarily.
Shifting Chris Evans to the drivetime slot has infuriated some Radio 2 listeners. But the station's success in attracting big names is making life tough for commercial rivals.
A booming BBC, a depressed commercial sector and the boundless possibilities for DAB are revealed in the latest radio audience figures.
Radio: Eight new digital national commercial radio stations will go "on air" in around 24 months from now, giving advertising-funded radio its biggest boost in a decade and, for the first time, more network services than the BBC. Paul Robinson reports.
Radio, Paul Robinson: So, 95.8 Capital FM is dead, long live Capital Radio. In the week that GCap Media dropped the numbers from Capital's on-air branding, the six monthly figures announced by chief executive Ralph Bernard could not have been worse.
Local stations: city networks are in decline, but Heart continues to grow.
Radio: The surprise exit of David Mansfield, chief executive of GCap Media, happened too quickly for GCap to amend the latest shareholders' report, mailed 24 hours after his departure last week. Those attending next month's inaugural AGM were expecting merely to re-elect executive chairman Ralph Bernard and others to the board; instead, Bernard has replaced Mansfield as CEO.
Radio: The award of the Solent FM licence to Canadian broadcaster CanWest earlier this month is the first British radio licence to go to a company based outside the European Union. Paul Robinson reports.
Digital TV providers face a race against time to sign up subscribers ahead of the analogue switch off. Paul Robinson looks at the options.
It looks like a perfect match but there are a lot of difficult issues for Emap to tackle after its acquisition of Scottish Radio Holdings, says Paul Robinson.
Wagner may be one of the greatest opera composers. He just wasn't much of a thinker, says Paul Robinson.
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Is it possible to make an X-box wireless (LAN) ?.
There should be some kind of antenna to attach to the built-in NIC. Is there a product like that out on the market ?.
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Get a wireless ethernet bridge. http://www.linksys.com has a special version of this just for xbox use called a game adapter
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The top 8 headlines you may have missed / Haaretz Newsline, May 30
From the genetic Jewish roots found in Colorado Indians to Israel's decision to recognize non-Orthodox rabbis, Haaretz sums up the day's top stories from Israel, the Middle East and the Jewish world.
Sheba Medical Center geneticists have found that a population of Indians in the U.S. state of Colorado has genetic Jewish roots going back to the expulsion of Jews from Spain. The common marker was a unique genetic mutation on the BRCA1 gene. This mutation, commonly known as the "Ashkenazi mutation," is found in Jews of Ashkenazi origin and is associated with an increased risk of developing breast and ovarian cancer.
Israel's Attorney General Yehuda Weinstein announced on Wednesday his intention to indict Haaretz journalist Uri Blau for possession of classified Israel Defense Forces documents. Although the charges include the terms "severe espionage," Blau is not charged with an espionage offense.
Former senior U.S. diplomat Dennis Ross confirmed for the first time that Saudi Arabia's King Abdullah has explicitly warned the U.S. that if Iran obtains nuclear weapons, Saudi Arabia will seek to do so as well.
The unprecedentedly sophisticated Flame computer virus not only stole large quantities of information from various Iranian government agencies, but apparently even disrupted its oil exports by shutting down oil terminals, according to the information security firm Symantec Israel.
Next month, for the first time in Israel, works by Richard Wagner will be performed in concert by a full symphony orchestra. The event will break the boycott against Wagner's work that has prevailed since 1938, when the Eretz Yisrael Symphony Orchestra (later the Israel Philharmonic) stopped performing his music in late 1938, following the Kristallnacht pogroms.
Israel has announced that it is prepared to recognize Reform and Conservative community leaders as rabbis and fund their salaries. Rabbis belonging to either stream will be classified as "rabbis of non-Orthodox communities." The attorney general advised the High Court that the state will begin equally financing non-Orthodox rabbis in regional councils and farming communities that are interested in doing so.
Soldiers in the navy are now participating in a contest to test their knowledge of the laws of kashrut, with the prize being a "fun day" - a day devoted to some kind of leisure activity - for everyone on the winner's ship. Parents of soldiers serving in the navy's missile boats have recently complained about what they term the trend of "growing religious coercion".
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Smart Glove: Voice Recognition for Sign Language Users
A sensor-equipped glove that translates gestures into audible words could be a game-changer for the speech and hearing-impaired.
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A sensor-equipped glove that translates gestures into audible words could be a game-changer for the speech and hearing-impaired.
Well. Here I read an excellent technical solution to some of the communication barrier between those who can and can't hear, when one party knows ASL. Victory for society, I thought.
I find out, lo, that the article I've read is ignorant and offensive, and I squirm. I hoped I hadn't missed anything. And rereading it, besides the will to be hurt, I wasn't missing anything.
Had I sought any opportunity to plant an indignant flag, I would have, and would find just as politically incorrect and article (when did that become a 'bad' thing?), where really, much more credit is due.
There is no implication that ASL is a 'partial' language or a 'non-language' of pointing and miming, it's a just a creatively written article that doesn't follow a mass-willed sense of entitlement to specific nomenclature and reverences (that will shift with the times as a never-ending source of friction), about a very interesting piece of technology.
If a sleek version of this could be made, and the gloves could speak, there could at least be one way communication happening. In fact, it may help ASL permeate the popular language in general, which I am all for. Having a developed spoken & signed language who do untold things for human communication.
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You use terms "gesture" and "sign language" in the same article doesn't make sense. Gesture isn't a language. Sign language is a real language which has unique grammar, phoenetic, verbs, syntax, etc. Or maybe you meant these gloves are for hearing people who use gestures and for Deaf people who use sign languages? Hearing impaired is a derogatory word. Your dark thinking is a mirror to yourself and your inner child. If you're superior to us, then why does average of us have higher spatial skills, higher chance to dream in colors, wider peripheral visions, and richer retinas, and drive safer? Would you rather have us calling you "Deaf impaired"? Deaf word is perfectly fine with us as much as hearing word is to you.
This entire page is politically incorrect. First of all, "Sign language only partially provides the ability to communicate—only in limited circumstances and among a limited group of people," makes it sound like you don't consider ASL a language which it most certainly is which means it does in fact provide the ability to communicate, and since you're saying that about ASL, the Spanish or Mandarin or any other language other than our native language only partially provides the ability to communicate. Secondly, "Even something as habitual for the rest of us as shopping becomes problematic when a disabled person is confronted with a shop assistant who does not know sign language," the term of "disabled person" is politically incorrect. The correct way to talk about someone who is deaf is use the word Deaf because they are not disabled, they are just like any other human being, their Deafness makes them different therefore they are proud to be Deaf and capitalize the "d." The terms disabled or handicapped are considered offensive to the Deaf.
I agree with you all the way. What set us apart from the disabled is the language. Btw, I've watched all of Star Trek which have met hundreds of alien species. Not one of them use sign language. I realized ignorant people like them probably view sign language as a language of a disability people, not realizing that it's an advanced and beautiful language.
Amazing and thoughtful.
Break-thru Good! I see a Chess connection...
That's really fascinating. I can imagine it being used as an alternative to typing, too, because it's probably much faster. People who hear might be motivated to learn sign language so they could use it that way...
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Feature interview with Dennis McNett by Brock FetchJuxtapoz // Wednesday, 15 Dec 2010
Last week Dennis McNett invited us to his studio to talk about his upcoming show at the Joshua Liner Gallery, skateboarding, and not buying an Escalade...
Brock: When was the first time you worked with wood?
Dennis: I was 18 years old going to a community college in Virginia Beach and I'd tried everything else, painting, drawing, but carving just made sense. Painting I always made a mess, drawing I always pressed to hard and would snap the charcoal, when I picked up a chisel though I was like this is fucking sick! It (the chisel) mimicked everything I was into, the prints looked like punk rock show posters, it was a very graphic medium because you are dealing with black and white.
Brock: Who was it that exposed you to it while in college?
Dennis: Like I said I was taking some classes at the community college and a friend asked me if I had ever tried it out which I hadn't but after the first time I knew this (print making) was it. That was 20 years ago.
Brock: What has inspired your work in the past and present?
Dennis: It bounces all over the place, I'll never say all my work is influenced by this one thing because it's just not. Growing up it was definitely skateboarding and the aesthetic of Thrasher magazine. Everything about that magazine at the time, it was the early 80's and it was raw! Everything to me that I was into at the time was so raw, skating, punk music, Thrasher, it all had the same aesthetic and has always held up in my work. Narrative stuff also, Nordic mythology, anything like that because it's so rich, and all they are trying to do is explain things…why does the sun travel like that, because a giant wolf is chasing it across the sky or whatever ever the case may be, it's really rad stuff. For this show I borrowed from Nordic mythology and each ship that I've created is for a friend that's passed away and was a huge influence on me.
Brock: Can you tell me a little about those people?
Dennis: One ship is for Andy Kessler, he was one of the first people I met when I moved here and he was just a solid friend, at the time I didn't associate him with skateboarding or being a pro skater, he was just a solid fucking person in my life. There's a ship for Richard Mock who did politically charged linoleum cuts for the New York Times for almost 18 years. If it wasn't for Richard Mock I would have left New York, when I moved here I had these preconceived notions of getting here, meeting people, being inspired, a sense of community, and when I got here I didn't find that. A lot of people weren't into what I was doing and tried pushing me in other directions, which I had no interest in. Then I met Richard, making cuts, drinking bourbon and he told me to not worry about what those other people are saying and to just mind my people. So I listened to Richard and stuck around. Then there's a ship for Tom Little who was a friend I worked with for a long time. He worked with artists like Chuck Close, Alex Katz, Jenny Holstzer. He taught me a lot about printing, color, the way things fit and work together. All three of them passed away recently and in Nordic mythology they had Viking ship burial so I wanted to make each one of them their own vessel. Each is different like Andy's has the Triple Tree logo he came up with and used to spray paint, theres a NYC token, he was very raw so all the cuts are very raw. He loved surfing so you see waves and then his portrait which is all made out of linoleum cuts that are printed on muslin and then sewn together. Everything you see in here is a cut, everything.
Brock: Tell me about the Wolfbat and your obsession with animals?
Dennis: I made up Wolfbat. There is a character in Nordic mythology called Fenris that was a giant wolf who the gods were afraid of for no reason. He was just a big beautiful wolf that the gods feared could one day possibly hurt them so they bound him and buried him beneath the earth. And during Ragnarok, the epic battle between the gods and the giants, Fenris breaks free and hunts down Odin the god of all gods on the battlefield and devours him. Odin's son then takes revenge on the wolf and kills him (Fenris). I thought this was bullshit because they shouldn't have bound him in the first place, he was just hanging around being a wolf, and I have an affection for wolves, I actually used to have one. I decided to change the story and resurrect Fenris, I knew that his sister was the only character in Nordic mythology that had the power of resurrection so I had her survive the battle of Ragnarok and hid out in her realm until it was safe to come out and find the body of her brother Fenris. All that was left after being killed was his head so she crossed him with a bat, which allowed him to fly the earth and destroy the rest of the gods.
Brock: When was this?
Dennis: It was 2007 when I did that project with the Deitch Gallery. At the end when we barreled down West Broadway covered in blood, carrying weapons, wearing masks, carrying a giant Wolfbat, with a smoke machine going and two drummers it was fucking epic! When people took their masks off after they looked 5 years younger, it was like the little kid came out in them, and I joked at the time that it brought out their inner Wolfbat. From that experience the spirit of the Wolfbat was born and I just continued on with it.
Brock: When were you exposed to the Nordic folklore?
Dennis: It was always around and I was interested but that summer (2007) I decided to pick up a book and really find out what it was about. As far back as I can remember I was always into dragons, ships, warriors, and Conan the Barbarian. And I blame Star Wars for all of it (laughs).
Brock: How does it feel to work with wood?
Dennis: When you're carving a line it's very different than drawing a line with a pencil, you have to put energy into and you see that energy in the cut. It's also therapeutic, you actually have to do some work, and put some effort into it. I feel it (the work I've done at the end of the day) I like that.
Brock: What kind of materials are you using?
Dennis: For a lot of the graphics I use linoleum, there's no grain, it's fluid, it's flat, and it's easy to move around. When I'm doing these wood pieces I use birch, ply, or sandy ply. Anything harder than that just doesn't make sense, I've done oak before and you just can't get a fluid line with it.
Brock: Do you work alone or do you have help sometimes in your workshop?
Dennis: No I have people that come in and help me with certain things. I'll get to a point say carving a block and instead of spending time printing 144 sheets of it I can keep carving while somebody else does that. Every cut you see in here is I made, nobody is doing any of that but me.
Brock: How did this show at Joshua Liner Gallery come about?
Dennis: I had a piece in one of his shows that people responded well to and I just told Josh that we needed to do something. I had never gone that route, I don't go to fucking Chelsea, anything I've done up to this point I've just gone and done it. This was different for me because Joshua is actually representing my work. Joshua Liner has been rock solid, straightforward, very supportive of the work, and doing exactly what someone in my position would hope he would.
Brock: When you did the Barney's window display what was that like?
Dennis: I knew a girl at Barney's and she put my work in front of the big guy and he liked it so they came in here and took basically everything I had. After putting it in the window here in New York they then sent other work of mine to Chicago and Seattle also. It defiantly put me in front of a different audience and I am hoping because of things like this and showing in the gallery I will be able to do this (work in his shop) more often.
Brock: Are you open to those mainstream collaborations and work or would you prefer to keep things like that happening in the skate world?
Dennis: You see this (as he goes and digs up a rubber headed mallet), I swung this for 12 years putting in wood floors, all day, over and over. If I can do something I want to do and not have to do this again I'm going to do it. If that means working for Vans, Anit-Hero or Volcom, then I'm going to do it. Those jobs allow me to pay studio rent this month and allow me to keep creating. Now if I got to a point that I was asked to do something I wasn't into I wouldn't. If I get approached by a company that tells me they like my work but ask if I will do it more like this, or more like that, or just wants be to make two flowers kissing, I'd probably tell them to fuck off. Up to this point though that has not been the case, like with Anti-Hero I just asked Julian to have the riders call me and we talked about their individual board graphics. That was fun because the guys had great ideas like Cardiel who asked if I could do a jaguar, yes!
Brock: How did the work in skateboarding come about?
Dennis: That stuff was so crazy how it happened. I was here, I had just finished art school and was broke. I had to pick between eating and paying rent, every month for years and it sucked but I just kept making stuff and putting it up where ever I could. It just so happened that Andy (Kessler) was curating an art show at KCDC and Amy Gunther bought a piece for her boyfriend who at the time worked for Deluxe. I guess Julian (Stranger) saw it and emailed me asking if I wanted to do a series of boards for Anti-Hero and I just freaked the fuck out. That's what I've wanted to do ever since I saw Zorlac Pushead boards in the early 80's.
Brock: Is that a community (skate) you would like to keep contributing to whenever possible?
Dennis: Absolutely! It's in my blood man. One of the best compliments I have ever gotten was an email from a 13 year old kid out in the Midwest that said he just bought his first skateboard (with a my graphic on it) and he that he really liked it. We (the royal we) never forget our first skateboard graphic. That meant a lot to me.
Brock: After the show is over do you have a normal winter break like most teachers (Dennis teaches at Pratt University)?
Dennis: After this i have a 3 week break, but I'm going to be working. Couple graphics for Nitro snowboards and then I'm leaving for a mini tour to work on some projects with schools. South Dakota, Washington State, and then to Madison Wisconsin where we are going got build a blood ice castle, vessel, and ice giant out on a frozen lake.
Brock: I'm going to throw some words at you, tell me what comes to mind. Creating?
Dennis: It's as important as breathing to me. If I don't do this my past shows I will self-destruct.
Brock: Brooklyn?
Dennis: It's funny you ask that because I was just thinking about that this morning. I've been all over the US and I've often wondered to myself where else I could live, but I don't think I could live anywhere but Brooklyn. The energy, the audience, the things I can do here I just couldn't somewhere else. I like Brooklyn, some people bitch about it, that its changing, and it is, but that's New York. And I am much more aware of my people and my tribe here which is different than when I first moved also.
Brock: Travel?
Dennis: The only places I've been outside of the US is Monterrey Mexico and Astonia in Europe, I would love to see more I just haven't had the opportunity yet. With each new place I go, something inspires me there, or by researching the place inspires new creativity.
Brock: Tool of choice?
Dennis: Every line you see in this whole fucking place was made with this (Dennis holds a power grip V Notch in his hand).
Brock: Past?
Dennis: Everything I have done in my past is lending a hand to what I am doing now.
Brock: Future?
Dennis: If this work sells it could allow me to be in here making more. I always tell people that if you gave me a million dollars I'm going to do the same thing I'd do with ten dollars, I'm going to buy some paper, buy some ink, get a bigger space to work in, and make more work. I will not be going out to buy an Escalade.
Dennis wanted to thank Vans for helping to make the performance part of Thursdays opening possible along with documenting the progress of Dennis's work on www.offthewalltv.com.
The opening at the Joshua Liner Gallery will be tomorrow (Thursday, December 16) from 6-9pm.
Reaping Waves, Vital Vessels and the Passing of the Wolfbat
December 16, 2010 to January 22, 2011
Joshua Liner Gallery
New York, New York