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Despite dropping a series and regular-season finale in extra innings on Sunday, No. 1 Florida Gators softball ended the day by being crowned the winners of the 2015 SEC Championship.
Florida entered Sunday on a 17-game winning streak dating back to April 3 and had earned close 7-6 and 9-6 wins over the Missouri Tigers in the first two games of their weekend series. Though the Gators rallied back from a two-run deficit to force extra innings, the Tigers clinched a 3-2 victory with a sacrifice fly in the bottom of the eighth.
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The District, Maryland and Virginia all report sky-high levels of unemployment claims from federal employees after the shutdown began Oct. 1. Since my colleague Luz Lazo reported on the increase in applications just days after that, the numbers have exploded.
Unemployment claims from furloughed federal workers in the District numbered 15,500 as of Tuesday morning, according to Najla A. Haywood, a public information officer at the District's Department of Employment Services.
It usually gets 30,000 claims a year from all applicants.
Maryland received more than 18,600 claims from federal workers from Oct. 1 through Oct. 10, compared with 3,000 in a normal year.
The story repeats itself in Virginia.
More than 5,260 claims were filed by feds there as of Monday. Last week there were 3,500 more claims than the average of the four previous weeks.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — The FBI and Justice Department didn't move quickly enough to identify the cases handled by 13 FBI crime lab examiners whose work was found to be flawed, meaning defendants sometimes were never notified that their convictions may have been based on bad science, according to a harshly critical government report released Wednesday.
The report from the department's inspector general said it took the FBI nearly five years to identify the more than 60 death-row defendants whose cases involved analysis or testimony from one or more of the 13 examiners.
At least three inmates were executed before their cases were identified for further review. In one of those cases, the 1997 execution of Benjamin H. Boyle in Texas, an independent scientist later determined that the FBI lab analysis was scientifically unsupportable and the testimony incorrect, the report said. Because the department and the FBI didn't immediately alert state authorities that convictions might be called into question, prosecutors had no reason to consider delaying an execution, the report said.
The report was the inspector general's third since 1997 to focus on irregularities at the main FBI lab, where scientists examine crime-scene evidence.
After one scientist at the FBI lab complained 20 years ago that some staffers were fabricating evidence and reaching conclusions unsupported by science, the Justice Department created a task force in 1996 to look into the problem and identify cases that needed further review. The new report examines the work of the task force between 1996 and 2004.
The task force reviewed more than 7,600 state and federal cases that involved the 13 criticized crime lab examiners, but did not prioritize death penalty cases or treat them all the same way, the report said. That inconsistency showed "the inattentiveness of everyone involved in the process and a lack of focus on the need to treat those cases with urgency," the report said. It added that the department had understaffed the task force and improperly limited its review by excluding whole categories of cases, including those before 1985 or those in which the defendant had died or had a conviction overturned.
The FBI identified more than 60 death-penalty cases handled by at least one of the examiners, but there's no evidence that local prosecutors or prisoner advocates were notified that convictions in their states might be problematic, the report said.
The report recommended that states allow FBI retesting of physical evidence, if available, for 24 death row defendants who were executed or who died in prison while on death row. It said the FBI also should notify lawyers for another 26 defendants who are on death row or awaiting resentencing about any completed report done by independent scientists in those cases.
The Justice Department said it agreed with the report's recommendations and was in the process of complying with them, but took issue with some of the inspector general's assertions.
Sen. Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa, the top Republican on the Senate Judiciary Committee, called the inspector general's report "shocking" and said the Justice Department should be "ashamed and embarrassed."
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With the success of the Subaru Mass Gathering at the end of 2014 fresh in everyone's minds, the 2015 edition of Scoobyfest promised to be as well-supported as always, and the club committee ensured that a new venue would be as enjoyable for spectators and attendees as always!
RedStar Raceway in Delmas was the new host for the event, and Scoobies from around Johannesburg joined one of the numerous convoys formed to drive to the festival together. Subaru was kind enough to open up their new head office for us to enjoy coffee and snacks before we departed, in addition Subaru South Africa once again contributed hugely to the costs of hosting the festival.
As the Official Subaru Club of SA, SOCSA is grateful that SSA continues to recognize and endorse us and our events, which just lets us ensure our members enjoy themselves even more! Scoobyfest is such a popular event that we had 8 members join us from
Nelspruit, and two cars from as far afield as Namibia!
Participants were allocated into groups based on their track driving experience and on where they would be most comfortable. This ensured that all the participants were constantly busy, either enjoying AWD on the skidpan, lapping RedStar's main track as fast as possible, or busy watching their friends. The main track was praised by both newbies and the more experienced drivers for the free flowing nature of the corners, the long straights, and of course all the run off area when the excitement got a bit too much!
The skidpan provided some close finishes, and attracted a lot of spectators. This led to a "chicken vs egg" debate; were the spectators flocking to the skidpan because of the long powerslides being held by the drivers, or were the drivers enjoying unnecessarily long powerslides just because there were spectators there? The Forester crowd had their own event for the first time, and were enthusiastic participants in the muddy skidpan that followed! With a 4x4 course that eventually devolved into a competition over who could get their car dirtier, this is definitely something that will be repeated in future!
Perhaps the most popular event for spectators is the lunchtime 300 meter drags, with an elimination format and numerous scores to be settled from last years event, this was as popular as ever, leading nicely to the other group event, Time Attack. This involved one lap of the short course on the main track, with a standing start and a flying finish. Again, comments were made, and scores needed to be settled between the old hands at the driving events, while newer members commented that they wanted all the track time they could get!
A big thank you to all the committee members, helpers, sponsors and the team at Red Star for making this the best Scoobyfest yet!
1st Marius Knoessen
2nd Stuart Ford
Skidpan (Mens)
1st Carl van Ass
2nd Kruno Culjack
3rd Chett Meyer
Skidpan (Ladies)
1st Shantell van der Schyff
2nd Chanaaz Blauw
3rd Sharon Colvin
Time Attack
2nd Wayne Hay
3rd Carl van Ass
Scoobster of the Year : A trophy awarded to a person who has put in time and effort beyond their duty for the benefit of the club
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The first SOCSA breakfast run of the year was a special one – an extended route saw the club members enjoying a longer run that ended at Zwartkops for the Day of Champions Race Day, complete with discounted entry fees and preferential parking! The 40 tickets we were so kindly allocated by Zwartkops were quickly sold, with many members joining us even after our tickets were sold out.
The enthusiasm (and wide ranging locations) of our members meant that several convoys from all over JHB were formed to meet up at the departure point, and as always we were grateful for the services of all the photographers on the run.
36 cars joined us from the usual refueling/coffee/chatting spot at BP Broadacres, and they set off on a route that was meticulously planned by Dustin to include some great driving roads, and of course, a tunnel. What was also enjoyable was the amount of new members that joined in on the event; meeting new faces and discussing future events is always exciting.
Gourmet breakie rolls as well as boerwors rolls (only the finest for our members) were provided at the venue, along with shaded seating, banter, and much discussion about Subaru in general. Most important of all, stickers and t shirts were also available, flying our club brand high!
The racing on the day was excellent, from the scream of the Ferraris to the physics-defying antics of the 60's cars sliding out of turn one, there really was every reason to spend the day at Zwartkops with family and friends.
Our next event, ScoobyFest, is fast approaching. If you only come to one event for the year, this is it!
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Hi All and welcome to SOCSA 2015.
I trust that you have all had a good rest and are looking forward to a great year ahead.
It was agreed at our AGM held in December that the annual membership fee would remain R350 per member for the year. As in 2014 access to the forum will remain free to anybody wanting to register. I would like to take this opportunity however to encourage all past, present and future members to invest in a Paid-up Membership for 2015.
This year we would like to introduce the SOCSA VIP Membership card for paid-up members. The VIP card will entitle you to a number of benefits offered exclusively to paying members. Here are some of the reasons why its worth investing in a VIP membership.
As you are aware SOCSA hosts a number of events during the year...2015 will be no different. Paid-up members enjoy a significant discount on SOCSA event entry fees and often reduced entry fees for events hosted by other clubs. Participating in just three or four events alone will cover the cost of an annual membership and more.
In addition to this we have negotiated with a number of service providers to the Subaru community and managed to secure the following deals for VIP members.
Mintrams Spares: 5% on all purchases
Speak to Anthony 011 794-3384/5
Shop 3 Eagles Landing shopping Centre, Cnr Christiaan de Wet & Scott Str Randpark Ridge
RSI Autobody: 5% on all panel beating labour costs
Speak to Rinus 012 666-7316
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Phoenix Performance: 10% on all parts
Speak to Marco 079 884-4856
Crazy Detailer : 5% on all purchases
Speak to Pravin 082 453-7086
Shop 8 Worldwear Centre, Beyers Naude Dr, Fairland
Subaru Tuning SA (Chett tuned): 10% on all Subaru Tuning services
Speak to Chett 079 898-8356
Auto Sound Engineering (ASE) : 10% on all labour costs + 10% on all Liqui Moly and NF Products
Speak to Jan Steyn 082 574-3760
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Scooby World: 10% on all parts and Labour
Speak to Robert 076 419-7970
WHPerformance: 10% on labour + 5% on BC Coilovers, Whiteline suspension, Powerbrake, Snow performance Water/meth
Speak to Wayne 082 652-1821
Import Parts; 5% on all purchases
Speak to Jerry 011 312-9529
Unit A9 Allandale Park, Morkel Cose, Halfway house, Midrand
Edenglen Tyres: 50% on all wheel balancing and alignment
Speak to Chris 011 974 8007
Cnr Baker & Bhala Street, Sebenza, Edenvale
KCB Signs : 10% on all car branding and 15% off all other signage
Speak to Tim 082 785 9277 (Randburg area)
Greenstone Auto body: 10% off paint and labor work, as well as half off their discount on all parts
155 Van Riebeeck Avenue, Gauteng, 1609Speak to Barry 011 452 7300
Tremor Audio: 20% discount on sound installations and 15% on bluetooth kits
Unit 1B, Block A, Gallagher Corner, C/O Gallagher and Richards Drive, Halfway House, MidrandSpeak to Julian 011 315 2973
Mag Wheels Repair Services: 40% discount on wheel refurbishments
3rd Avenue, Springfield, JohannesburgSpeak to Garry 082 351 1638 or 011 683 7825
Pro Auto Care: 10% discount on full wash and polish, 20% discount on a full wash, polish and clay detail, 30% for a full wash, polish and clay detail for SOCSA members in Pretoria
Contact Werner Niemand for more informationemail:
We are still waiting for replies from a few more service providers so the list will grow a bit I'm sure.
VIP Members qualify for all of the above deals on presentation of their membership card and number at the time of purchase. We are busy working on the design of the cards but they will be a plastic keyring or wallet type card with membership information printed on them.
We look forward to an eventful 2015 and hope to see you all at our events throughout the year.
SOCSA Gauteng Committee.
On Sunday 30 November, Brightwater Commons hosted a wide variety of Subaru owners to create the largest gathering of Subarus in Africa; and yes, we did it - 188 cars!
Convoys from Pretoria, the West rand, East rand and Randburg met up with the SOCSA committee and joined in to make quite a grand entrance, which attracted loads of attention from the admiring public. To keep the memories alive and to let others share our enthusiasm, we received many megabytes of GoPro films for our Facebook page.
Truly, It was a sight to see, with every Subaru of every age represented. It was impressive to see such a large number of daily-driven Foresters at the event, and as always, the Impreza faithful were present and well represented. XV's Legacy's and Outbacks visited, and many had attended saying "we only here to be counted quickly", but then ended staying and socialising with their fellow owners.
Drivetrain bias played no part in the day and there was no judgement if your car didn't have drive sent to all four wheels; we embraced our new BRZ brethren, even if they were warned not to do any doughnuts!
The Show and Shine competition was as popular as always, with a crowd following the judges as they did their work. The crowd's enthusiasm was comfortably beaten and heightened by the enthusiasm of the owners whose cars were being judged; offers of beers and other items of bribery abounded!
Immaculate cars were being shown all round, making the decision difficult, however the winner was an easy choice; custom fabrication and religious attention to detail ensured his car stood out!
With 188 cars, we were shy of the world record of 371, which comprised of cars from 11 states in the US. Despite this, we definitely established a record for Africa, one that we hope to break next year.
More importantly, there were closer ties forged between SOCSA and other clubs; ScoobyNation, Scooby Boys and the Forester Club all enjoyed the family atmosphere at the event, fuelled by a mutual love for our cars.
Promises of collaboration and support between clubs can only mean an exciting year to which Subaru enthusiasts can look forward to in 2015!
Lastly, a big thank you to the photographers who sent photos to our FB, somehow the event is lessened without you recording our fun!
The skidpan day held at the beginning of the year was so successful that SOCSA decided to hold a much bigger one; along the lines of a full day of fun for 65 cars!
Our members were more than up to the task, we had a full field of Subarus and friends of the club on the pan for the day. Foresters from the Foresters Forum (including one with launch control that gave me a hiding on the pan), some sideways 86's, a well-driven Focus ST and some lovely German metal from the boys at Blessed Wheels to add to the BMW's and the S3 already present! The record for the oldest passenger on the skidpan was 87 years old, she loved the experience although the vicious acceleration of Scooby AWD on a wet surface made sure it was only one trip for the day!
Cat in Hat laid out two routes which were exceptionally enjoyable, as they were easier to remember than most, and made for great entertainment. We had three groups of cars, with only one group in the skidpan queue at any given time, there was minimal waiting for participants. Throughout the day we had a photographer from 'Speed and Sound' magazine, who kindly provided the photos below. At least there was more than enough material for a Subaru album for the journalist, everything from classic two door STI's to Foresters and wagons, with everything in between!
There were a few cones murdered by some drivers, and a couple of wrong routes, but all participants were considerate and said a few words for the dead cone, or did some long slides to entertain the crowd if they got lost on the skidpan during their run.
A fun diversion was also brought by a confused SOCSA member who left his WRX at home and brought his turbocharged Honda Jazz instead. Clearly a man with a sense of humour, and a passion for scaring hot hatches! While on the subject of passion, SOCSA as a club is lucky to have the special members we have; there were a number who came along to help out, spectate, and generally just be there for the day although they weren't driving.
Subaru South Africa attended, and were kind enough to provide a new shape Subaru STI and two WRX's for both journalists and members to enjoy on the skidpan. The benefits of SOCSA's close relationship with SSA were clear to me when I was thrown the keys to the STI for two runs. Torque vectoring is a revelation, and everything from the D shaped steering wheel to the updated exterior is massively appealing... One day!
The two WRX's, one in manual guise and the other with CVT, were eventually used for a rather unique competition. The top ten drivers from the two routes were given a chance to drive each WRX on a route around the pan, with the winning driver receiving a trophy and Noddy badge. This superb concept was a crowd favourite, that we will try to have at more of our events!
Finally, thanks to the Committee for another great event, and especially our timekeepers for their hard work throughout the day!
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Dr. Ron Preston Wins Faculty Advisor of the Year
On April 29, 2015 the ECU Advising Collaborative presented Dr. Ron Preston the2014-2015 Faculty Advisor of the Year award.
An excerpt from his nomination stated, "Dr. Preston is not only a phenomenal instructor, he is also a phenomenal Faculty Advisor. He takes his role as an Advisor seriously and understands its pivotal role in students' success. He has a caring, helpful attitude towards students, staff, and other faculty members. Dr. Preston is always willing to help the Advisors in the Academic Success Center, is prompt in responding to questions, and respects the advising profession. He is a joy to work with and truly deserving of this award."
As Dr. Susan Ganter, Chair of the MSITE Department states, "I am so pleased that he is being recognized across the university as an AWESOME advocate for our students. I cannot think of anyone more deserving of this award!!"
Great job, Ron!
70 Preservice Teachers See a Different Point of View–Through the Eyes of Autism
On Thursday, April 23, 2015, the Gamma Student Chapter of NCCTM hosted members of the High Functioning Autism Program from CM Eppes Middle School. Macayla Cayton and Nicholas Kruchten, two seventh grade students participating in the HFA program at Eppes, presented information about autism and the challenges faced by individuals on the autism spectrum to a crowd of 70 attendees from a variety of program areas. Ms. Cole, Mrs. Brown, and Ms. Harrell, teachers in the HFA program, attended the presentation with Macayla and Nicholas.
After the presentation, attendees split into three smaller groups and had the opportunity to participate in five stations designed to help others experience how individuals on the autism spectrum process sensory input differently than others. These stations included Visual Perception, Visual/Coordination Perception, Auditory Processing, Fine Motor Skills Center, and Attention and Sensory. Attendees that were not participating in stations engaged in an informal question and answer session with a 6th grade science teacher from CM Eppes and a MATE Senior 2 intern from JH Rose High School. Each of these individuals teaches students that are part of the HFA programs at their respective schools. Both Macayla's and Nicholas' mothers fielded questions from the group, as well as Ms. Cole.
Everyone gathered together to end the meeting on this final thought from Macayla, "We are not autistic students, we are students with autism. Think about it. Thank you for coming tonight!"
Our sincere thanks goes out to the following individuals for making this meeting so successful:
HFA Students: Macayla Cayton, Nicholas Kruchten
HFA Staff: Anita Cole, Kathy Brown, Amanda Harrell
Regular Education Teachers: Jennifer Stalls, Aaron Rountree
ECU Faculty: Pat Peoples
Springtime, Kickball, and Math Education–Sounds like a Gamma Lot of Fun
On Sunday, April 19, 2015, mathematics (MATH) and mathematics education (MATE) students and faculty gathered at the Blount Sports Complex. The rain held off just long enough so that the temperate weather was perfect for a game of kickball. The undergraduate mathematics education students paired with Dr. Cayton and Dr. Ganter, while the math/math education graduate students sided with Dr. Adu-Gyamfi, Dr. Njinasoa Randriampiry, and Dr. Ali Al-sharadqah. After working up an appetite, attendees gathered in the shade to enjoy snacks and recap exciting moments from the game before the rain arrived.
This wonderful event marked the end of a phenomenal year of continued growth for the Gamma Chapter and continued a long-standing tradition of building community among students and faculty. We would like to thank everyone that attended and helped make the event a success. Enjoy your summer and look for more great events sponsored by the Gamma Student Chapter in Fall 2015!!
Beginning Eastern NC Teachers LAUNCH into Mathematics Teaching
On April 24-25, seventeen elementary teachers in Eastern North Carolina celebrated completion of the LAUNCH into Mathematics Program, a mathematics-specific induction program that included over 60 hours of mathematics professional development and specialized mentoring across two years. The program is led by ECU faculty members Dr. Katie Schwartz and Dr. Anne Ticknor and funded by the Z Smith Reynolds Foundation.
We congratulate the LAUNCH program participants for their hard work and commitment to excellence in mathematics teaching:
Alyssa Champine, Pitt County Schools
Kimberly Coltrain, Craven County Schools
Rebecca Freeman, Cumberland County Schools
Jana Hill, Lenoir County Schools
Katie Jackson, Cumberland County Schools
Stephanie Layton, Granville County Schools
Jamine McNeill, Cumberland County Schools
Stephanie Miller, Cumberland County Schools
Joanna Murphy, Onslow County Schools
Elizabeth Nikorak, Carteret County Schools
Melissa Ohls, Cumberland County Schools
Leslie Peele, Edenton-Chowan Schools
Lauren Rhue, Granville County Schools
Elizabeth Rowland, Wake County Schools
Teresa Rubio, Cumberland County Schools
Jessica Skulsky, Harnett County Schools
Mary Beth Tripp, Pitt County Schools
Problems with Problem-Solving? How to Help Students Find a Solution
On Tuesday, March 3, 2015, Dr. Katie Schwartz shared how teachers can help students with solving problems with the Gamma Student Chapter, Mathematics Education Club. There were 18 students and 5 MATE faculty at the meeting. Dr. Schwartz shared with prospective teachers on how we should approach teaching students to solve problems. Students were engaged as they tried to solve problems themselves. It was enjoyable to work with each other to come up with solutions to the mathematical problems.
MATE Faculty and Students Provide Quality Professional Development at NCCTM Eastern Region Conference
ECU was well-represented at the NCCTM Eastern Region Conference in Kenansville on Saturday, February 14, 2014. Love was certainly in the air as president-elect, Dr. Ron Preston delivered the keynote address. It continued as Eastern Region President, Dr. Katie Schwartz led the event – both in terms of putting the conference together and facilitating on Saturday. Christie Wuebbles (alum) made many of the facility arrangements with James Sprunt Community College, where the conference was held. Many of MSITE's grad students presented, most under the direction of Dr. Maureen Grady as part of their assessment work in MATE 6200:
James Grossman
Edie Smith
Sarah Patterson
Kristina Simpson
Kristina Godbolt
Victoria Jeffries
Robin Clapper
Robin Foster
Drs. Adu-Gyamfi, Grady, Preston, Schwartz, Sinicrope, and Thompson were in attendance along with MATE graduate students Gina Albright and Brooke Hill.
Tis the Season to Start Our MATE Interns Off Right–With Bags of Classroom Goodies!
Mathematics Education faculty presented their second annual Mathematics Education Market Place for BS Mathematics Education senior I interns. The Market Place provides an avenue for faculty to send the senior I interns off to their full-time, senior II internship with resources for teaching. This year's event featured 20 bundles of resources, one for each student. Given that the bundles were not equal in terms of their composition, students first circulated through the room to examine the treasures before names were drawn randomly from a container. First student chosen then quickly selected her/his bundle, followed by the second student drawn, and on to the 20th student. After the 20 selections were made, there were some additional resources provided for students in reverse order of the initial drawing. Resources for the students included some items that were a part of every bundle (stapler, tape dispenser, scissors, pens, markers, protractors) and then unique items such as books, journals, mathematical games, mathematical tools and manipulatives, calculators, software, etc. Although a number of teachers and mathematics education faculty donated items for the Market Place, special thanks goes to Dr. Maureen Grady for organizing the event and Dr. Rose Sinicrope for generously providing funds for many of the office supplies.
21 Math Ed Students Attend NCCTM Conference and Share Posters
The North Carolina Council Teachers of Mathematics held their state conference Oct 30-31, 2014 in Greensboro, NC. A delegation of 21 Senior 1, secondary mathematics education students were among those representing ECU as attendees at this event. Upon their return from the conference, these students created posters highlighting several interesting or useful ideas gleaned from the sessions and workshops. On Tuesday, Nov 11, 2014, these students hosted a special Gamma Student Chapter event to share their posters with other mathematics education students and faculty. Over 50 mathematics education students and faculty attended the event. The Senior 1 students talked to visitors about their posters and experiences at the conference. The active engagement between presenters and attendees provided participants with a greater appreciation of the exciting happenings in North Carolina mathematics education.
Dr. Rose Sincrope Receives Award for Excellence in Mathematics Education
Dr. Rose Sincrope was presented the W. W. Rankin Memorial Award for Excellence in Mathematics Education, the highest honor that NCCTM can bestow upon a member during the 44th Annual North Carolina Council of Teachers of Mathematics (NCCTM) Conference held in Greensboro, NC on 30-31 October 2014. As noted by Dr. Lee V. Stiff, "Dr. Sinicrope has provided exceptional leadership to NCCTM over many years, having served as a member of its Special Awards Committee, Trust Fund Committee, and Program Committee for numerous Annual Conferences, as well as a Regional President, member of the Board of Directors and the Executive Board, and a Vice-President for Colleges at the regional and state levels of NCCTM."
Dr. Sincrope has also been a leader in Mathematics Education at ECU, winning two Excellence in Teaching Awards and publishing in many mathematics education journals such as, the Arithmetic Teacher, the Mathematics Teacher, and School Science and Mathematics. She is a student advocate and a passionate mathematics educator.


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In August-September 1945, the PICAO Journal was issued for the first time to record the activities, studies and progress of the Provisional International Civil Aviation Organization (PICAO). The PICAO Journal had 8 numbers and the last one was dated September 1946 – May 1947.
On 1st November 1946, the PICAO Journal became the PICAO Monthly Bulletin. In June 1947 and after ICAO came into being on 4 April 1947, the PICAO Monthly Bulletin became the ICAO Monthly Bulletin. In January 1953, the ICAO Monthly Bulletin became the ICAO Bulletin. Advertising was first accepted in the April 1969 issue; at that time, the objectives of the ICAO Bulletin were to provide a concise account of ICAO's activities, recommendations and decisions, in addition to feature additional information of interest to Contracting States and the international aeronautical world.
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in 1967.
In the ICAO Bulletin issues of April, August and September 1967, advertisements were placed requesting readers to renew their subscription at the price of US$2.00 per year; each issue cost US$0.25 at that time. Meanwhile, contacts were made with the Canadian Offices in Ottawa searching ways to extend the subscriptions of the Bulletin by getting in touch with their addresses. To this end, cards were printed by the Canadian Department of Public Printing and Stationery with texts in French/English, then cut in half (to separate the French and English parts) and sent out at the negotiated rate for a printed postcard, i.e. 2 cents, while the rate of the domestic mail was 5 cents. From the existing stock, Queen Elizabeth II 4-cent carmine stamps (from the QEII Cameo portrait issue, 1962-1963) were cut in half diagonally (bisected stamp) and used on the postcards for half of their stated face value.
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In January 1990, the ICAO Bulletin became the ICAO Journal, describing more accurately the extent of its general and technical editorial mix and reflecting the progressive changes in substance over the years.
In 2007, ICAO gave a new look to the Journal (from Volume 62, number 4 and onwards), placing more importance on the role and activities of the Organization, while continuing to provide important updates on the state of international transport, changes to its regulatory framework, and global and regional initiatives where ICAO is exercising its leadership. The word "Journal" no longer appeared on the front page, although it is still part of the magazine's title and thus retained its important continuity with past issues and volumes. From then, the Printing Section of ICAO produced the Journal on its in-house equipment. In 2007, the yearly subscription (6 issues per year) cost US$40; single copies were available for US$10.
August-September 1945
Front page of the first issue of the PICAO Journal (Number 1),
Front page of the first issue of the PICAO Monthly Bulletin (November 1946).
Front page of the first issue of the ICAO Monthly Bulletin
(June 1947).
Front page of the first issue of the ICAO Bulletin
(January/February 1953).
ICAO Bulletin – 1962
Vol. XVII, No 2.
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This picture shows a Boeing 720B on a training flight, as it does an unusually steeply 180-degree turn above some healthy cumulus.
The 720B was the version of the 720 with JT3D turbofan engines, resulting in lower fuel consumption and higher thrust. The 720B first took to the skies on 6 October 1960; it received certification and entered service with American Airlines in March 1961.
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in 1967.
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In this case, the back shows the English text.
(Postmarked on 29 August 1967).
Commercial cover sent from Tampere, Finland to the Editor of the ICAO Bulletin
Postmarked on 9 April 1978
The ICAO Journal
in January 1990: Front page and page 10.
Service cover sent by ICAO Advertising Representative in USA to ICAO Journal Unit.
Postmarked on 28 March 1991.
The ICAO Journal
in 2007, Volume 62, number 4.
In addition to Bulletins and Journals, PICAO and ICAO issued regularly basic information on its activities through the means of pamphlets and memorandums.
The 15th (and last) edition of the MEMORANDUM ON ICAO was issued in January 1994 on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of ICAO.


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I love the food in this place and it has always been my favorite local chinese joint. I have gone out of my way passing several other closer places many times to get their food.So what's my problem? The last time I was in here I complained about a miserly prepared Zombie and the waitress brought back the manager.He told me I drank it too fast and didn't let the ice melt.Ice was actually the problem, it was taking up 3/4 of my glass. As far as that I just would have never ordered a Zombie again. But that's not all.I noticed the food portions have gone down.This was the first time I ever left this place hungry.And I guess the manager now has a grudge against me because he ignored me when I left. In this place your are greeted when you arrive and they always say thank you come again or whatever when you leave.I left the waitress over 20 % as I always do.It was not her fault the manager does not believe "the customer is always right".After 35 years of coming to this place I am disappointed for the second time.Once many years back I had a lousy meal here.Maybe the cook was having a bad day.The next time I see the owner I'm ratting out the guy.I bet you I get the best Zombie ever made.And yes I will continue to go here but I guess I'll Have to start eating the bread before my meal comes.I usually stay away from it because I would fill up and not enjoy all of my meal.I actually feel bad about not giving this place 5 stars.
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My daughter is turning two in june, and well ever since she turned one she WILL NOT let me feed her with a spoon, or give her medicine with a syringe. I obviously have to give her medicine, when I do she cries and screams at the top of her lungs and spits it out. Even when the doctor messes with her ears she FLIPS!
She will only eat what she can feed herself and I am running out of ideas of what she can feed herself (with her hands) and not get it everywhere.
Also, this may be a tad bit gross but she has started eating her poop. When I dont smell it, she will dig down her pants and eat it!
I heard that its not bad for them because it is there own poop, BUT on another note...I am worried she maybe not getting enough nutrients in her diet. She is growing fine but im not sure WHY she would eat her own poo.


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I think I know how to fold a flower together like that, but how do you put the units together? Do you have a tutorial?
Ah, thanks. The tutorial is not in my language and the translation is sort of vague, but thanks, I thought I knew how but apparently I didn't. I thought you would have to squash the corners of a windmill base, good that I saw this.


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This one's really rushed so lots of mistakes. but fun to do nonetheless. I'll try to be a lot cleaner next time.
* ¡Fantástico trabajo! Lo hemos destacado dentro de la carpeta "Featured nº5 o Destacados nº 5" en Special-Groups. (Es la carpeta donde se exhiben los mejores trabajos del grupo).
¡Por favor, queremos ver más trabajos tuyos en el grupo!.
Please, We want to see more works in the group of you!.
¡Por favor, queremos ver más trabajos tuyos en el grupo!.
* Fantastic work! Featured in Special-Groups in folder Featured nº 5. (Best works of the group).
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It's really inspiring to look at art made with materials similar to what I use... This is amazing!
Thanks. Markers are fun!
reminds me of Samba de Amigo XD I love it tho, idk what you mean by mistakes O_o what does the banner on the right say btw, "muerto del... ??" death of the something amirite
I was listening to Samba de Amigo's sountrack when doing this. The theme for that game is amazing. It's meant to say "muerto(s... forgot the 's') del grupo" which is apparently "dead party" ... But I could be wrong hah. Cheers.
I'm only in spanish 2 so I can't be sure but I think that's literally "deaths of the group" ... probably what you were looking for would be "fiesta muerta" it's a cool concept though //thinks of that spanish holiday day of the dead
Haha, quite possibly! Thanks for that.
And yes, I know there's "Día de Muertos" too (day of the dead), which incidentally would be really interesting to go to at some point.
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|Connecticut's Ryan Boatright celebrates after his team defeating Michigan State 60-54 in a regional final at the NCAA college basketball tournament, Sunday, March 30, 2014, in New York. (AP Photo/Frank Franklin II)
The initials "AW" are no longer displayed as prominently. The smile has returned to his face, the look of anger and confusion has all but disappeared.
The pain of loss is easing by the day for Ryan Boatright.
In mid-January, the UConn junior guard's cousin, Arin Williams, was gunned down in an East Aurora, Ill., restaurant. Williams was just 20 years old, a year younger than Boatright. They had grown up together, mostly lived together, and considered each other brothers.
Boatright was thrown for a loop for some time, understandably. He wrote Williams' initials on his face for a few games and threw himself deeper into basketball.
It wasn't always with the best of results as Boatright struggled for a few weeks.
But dealing with Williams' death is what helped Boatright mature in a hurry on and off the court.
"I realized I had to stop playing so much for myself," he said. "I was playing for my brother and I was playing for this team. It helped me understand some things about life.
"I ain't the only one who's ever gone through hard times. I started to understand that and I knew that (Williams) wanted me to keep on doing what I do."
Shabazz Napier was named Most Outstanding Player of the NCAA Tournament East Regional. He was named an Associated Press first-team All-American on Monday. The fact that everything about the Huskies centers around Napier is only magnified at tournament time, when the national media descend and re-tell stories UConn fans have heard over and over again.
What they haven't heard enough of is how much Boatright has meant to this team, particularly during the last few weeks. The pain and anger have been channeled in the correct way, making Boatright a more complete player than he was in the past.
What Boatright has done hasn't necessarily shown up on a stat sheet, but it hasn't gone unnoticed, either.
"We wouldn't be in the Final Four without him," Napier said. "I keep saying all the time this isn't about me. This is a brotherhood and he's a big part of that. He has become a better leader and a better player. I don't think people really see that."
It was evident Sunday in the East Regional final against Michigan State. It was evident Friday night in the semifinal against Iowa State. Evident, but not prominent. Prominent belongs to Napier, evident belongs to Boatright.
Boatright was instrumental in forcing 16 Spartans turnovers, most of which coach Tom Izzo called "out-of-body" turnovers because they were so out of character. But Boatright harassed the Spartans' guards to the point where they looked scared to dribble near him.
On Friday night, Iowa State had closed to within 67-63 with 2:19 to play, ripping into what was a 17-point UConn lead. On the next trip down the floor, Boatright took a couple of hard dribbles into the lane, drawing a double team. The Boatright of old would have forced a shot up.
This Boatright found Niels Giffey in the corner for an open 3-pointer that shut the door on the Cyclones.
"That really stemmed the tide," UConn coach Kevin Ollie said. "It shows the growth of him as a point guard. It meant a lot to us."
He is not the same Boatright who defiantly stood face-to-face with former coach Jim Calhoun as a freshman as Calhoun laced into him. This is not the same Boatright who often played wildly and selfishly out of control.
This Boatright has grown up quite a bit. He was never a behavioral problem, and he never put himself completely before the team. But it was clear there were some trust issues that have resolved themselves. There is a reason he is part of what many believe is the best guard tandem in the country.
"He's allowing us to coach him now," Ollie said. "He's opening up and trusting us more. The trust issues are sometimes difficult with young kids. Does the coach have my back? It's different this year.
"Not only in games, but what he's done in practice. He's being more vocal. He's being a leader. He's getting Niels (Giffey) and DeAndre (Daniels) more and better shots."
Boatright has scored 55 points in the NCAA Tournament, grabbed 12 rebounds and tallied nine assists and just six turnovers. He has also played 152 of a possible 165 minutes to lead the Huskies.
Napier has deserved every ounce of notoriety thrown his way. Boatright deserves more than he has received. He has been that good.
Notoriety might come. And it might not. So long as the pain doesn't return.
"God doesn't give you anything you can't handle," he said. "My mom always preached that to me. I'm not going to give up. I'm going to wake up, say my prayers and do what I have to do every day."
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We love this place. It's the essence of a small fishing village - located on the North Yorkshire coast with houses of all shapes and sizes squashed into all manner of places cheek-by-jowl.
It's best to park up at the top at the pay and display car park - there is no parking at all further down - and don't even think about having a little drive down just to look or you may regret it!
The first time you visit you'll be amazed at the variety of tiny little houses, roof tops, ginnels and passage ways. It's not difficult to imagine smugglers disappearing into the mists in this place!
We have stayed here on previous occasions (Ingleby House, see accommodation), but it is also nice to visit for the day.
- Pros:picturesque old fishing village
- Cons:No car parking in the old village, can get crowded
- In a nutshell:If I were a smuggler, I would want to live here.
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PPG Industries has acquired certain assets of Eldorado Chemical Co., Inc., a manufacturer of paint strippers and technical cleaners for the aerospace industry.
"Eldorado's products complement PPG's coatings aftermarket business, enabling us to offer a full line of airplane repainting products," said J. Rich Alexander, senior vice president, coatings. "As a result, we can simplify the repainting process for the commercial and military maintenance markets."
Alexander said Eldorado's products strengthen PPG's industrial and architectural businesses as well.


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Restaurant Brands Gains as First-Half Profit Jumps
Restaurant Brands New Zealand Ltd., an owner of KFC, Pizza Hut and Starbucks franchises, rose the most in a month in Wellington trading after it said first-half profit gained 52 percent.
Net income rose to NZ$13.5 million ($10 million) in the six months ended Sept. 13 from NZ$8.9 million a year earlier, the Auckland-based company said in a statement. The stock rose 2.4 percent, the biggest gain since Sept. 21.
Restaurant Brands' share price has jumped almost 54 percent since Jan. 1, becoming the best performer on the benchmark NZX 50 stock index. The company increased its first-half dividend to 7 cents a share from 4.5 cents and reaffirmed that full-year profit excluding non-trading items will rise to a range of NZ$24 million to NZ$26 million.
Second-half earnings are likely to match the year earlier because "consumer sentiment is not bullish," the company said. The full effect of the Oct. 1 increase in sales tax and income tax cuts has yet to work through into consumer spending.
The stock rose 6 cents to NZ$2.58 as at the 5 p.m. market close in Wellington. Earlier, it climbed as much as 5.2 percent, the biggest gain since March 4.
First-half sales rose 3.9 percent to NZ$176.6 million, the company said. Earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortization gained 23 percent to NZ$34 million.
Sales at the company's 87 KFC stores, which contribute 72 percent of group revenue, rose 7.5 percent. KFC's operating earnings increased 20 percent and are expected to grow further in the second half, the company said. The Pizza Hut and Starbucks units face rising input costs which may curb margin growth, it said.


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Great lunch optionPosted on 11 / 22 / 2014
The opening hours and the self-service are clear indicators that Iden is not meant to be the perfect restaurant for a romantic dinner. But for lunch it is an attractive option in Stuttgart.
You take the food from a buffet. There are several dishes like risotto or potatoes au gratin and sides like boiled potatoes or pumpkin. You can choose freely, everything is weighted and costs the same (a bit more then 2 Euro per 100g in November 2014). Additional there are a soup, some deserts, and cakes. All dishes are labled with the ingredients (in German) and there are some vegan options. Depending on your appetite, you can eat for 8 to 16 Euros.
The food is tasty and does not taste like cafeteria food. It was not as warm as a dish served right from the kitchen, but it was ok.
Cons: more cafeteria then restaurant


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Dipnarine Maharaj, MD, MB, ChB, FRCP (Glasgow), FRCP (Edinburgh), FRCPath, FACPDipnarine Maharaj is an American physician, author, clinical researcher and Founder & Medical Director of the South Florida Bone Marrow Stem Cell Transplant Institute and the Stem Cell Cryobank located in Boynton Beach, Florida. The Institute is one of the few completely outpatient stem cell transplant facilities in the US and is FDA registered, Joint Commission Accredited (JCAHO), and accredited by the AABB (American Association of Blood Banks). It is an affiliate of the H. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center.
He received his medical degree in 1978 from the University of Glasgow Medical School, Scotland. He completed his internship and residency in Internal Medicine and Hematology at the University's Royal Infirmary. He completed a three-year fellowship in Hematology, Oncology, and Bone Marrow Transplantation.
Following his training, Dr. Maharaj worked with Alan Burnett, M.D., chairman of the United Kingdom Medical Research Council's Acute Leukemia trials. Together, they helped develop the first Scottish Bone Marrow/Stem Cell Transplant Program and they were one of the first centers to publish their data on the use of autologous bone marrow transplantation for acute myeloid leukemia.
As an expert in stem cells, Dipnarine Maharaj has conducted research regarding adult stem cell therapies and their impact on the immune system in the treatment of cancers and other diseases. He has served as a professor at the University of Miami, Nova Southeastern University, and Florida Atlantic University. During his career in the United States, Dr. Maharaj has conducted research as the Principal Investigator for organizations & corporations such as the American Cancer Society, Immunex, Genentech, Amgen, Biomira, and Genzyme. He currently is on staff at Bethesda Memorial Hospital in Boynton Beach, FL where he was awarded Physician of the Month in April of 2010.
Dr. Maharaj performs stem cell/bone marrow transplants for patients with leukemia and other cancers and blood disorders. More recently, he has been advocating collecting and storing healthy adult stem cells for future use as the number of approved diseases for treatment with adult stem cells grows. He is also developing clinical protocols using the individual's own stem cells for the treatment of chronic diseases such as diabetes and neurodegenerative disorders such as strokes, Parkinson's disease, Alzheimer's disease, and cardiac diseases.
Maharaj is the author of more than 80 published research papers and abstracts on bone marrow and stem cell transplantation for blood disorders, cancers, Parkinson's disease, and other inflammatory diseases. He has also developed a new protocol for Parkinson's disease patients, for which he was awarded a United States Patent. Currently he is running an FDA approved Phase I/Phase II Clinical Trial for solid tumor cancers. He was profiled by Suzanne Somers for his work with cancer in her book Bombshell: Explosive Medical Secrets that will Redefine Aging (2012) where she categorized him as "America's Leading Expert on Stem Cell Technologies". In association with A4M (American Academy of Anti-Aging Medicine) he created the Stem Cell Fellowship, an educational certification program for physicians interested in adult stem cell patient treatment.


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• US Households eat more ground beef than any other type of beef (66%). Steaks follow at 36% and roasts at just 16%. A quick guess would be that ground beef is often quick and easy and inexpensive (compared to the steak). But I think we should also consider the roast more often—it's a great "set it and forget it" meal, whether you're roasting in the oven or using a slow-cooker. (Statistics from 2009 info complied by Cattlemen's Beef Board … continued…
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In our house, we love leftovers. I find myself making new dishes out of last night's dinner all the time. It saves time and money—nothing gets wasted. A good example? If you saw this month's French bread pizza with fresh tomatoes, mozzarella and sliced sirloin, there's no reason you couldn't cooked flank steak or even meatballs from another night's dinner in place of the sirloin steak. Here are six great ways to use up Laura's Lean Beef leftovers: –Crumble leftover … continued…
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Reducing the amount of fat and cholesterol in your diet doesn't mean meals have to become dry and tasteless. It just means swapping out one ingredient that isn't so good for you with another that tastes delicious and is better for you like applesauce, yogurt or fruit juice. Those substitutions sound pretty good, don't they? Whether you need to lose weight or just trim the fat, the following ingredient substitutions can help you achieve your dietary goals. Bacon —- Substitute … continued…
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Hume Studies
Volume 37, Number 2, November 2011
pp. 280-284 | 10.1353/hms.2011.0659
Annette Baier was the dean of contemporary Hume studies and one of the most insightful and influential philosophers writing on Hume. Since the late 1970s, her writings and the example of her distinctive mode of scholarship have inspired generations of scholars to look with fresh eyes at Hume's work. The special turn of her philosophical mind and personal style of writing are especially well-suited to uncover, appreciate, and effectively communicate the rich, nuanced, and humane dimensions of Hume's moral philosophy. Her masterpiece, A Progress of Sentiments (Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press, 1991), for example, taught us that Hume's moral psychology underwrites his moral and social philosophy. The Cautious, Jealous Virtue continues this lesson, but even more it argues that Hume's late History of England offers a wealth of insight into Hume's mature moral theory.
Baier's new book is divided into two parts. The first is an extended, newly-composed essay on a set of closely related themes, interwoven over five chapters. The movement through these chapters is not linear; later discussions of the themes fold back on earlier ones, sometimes qualifying or elaborating them, sometimes strictly building on them. The second part includes five previously-published classics of Baier's Hume scholarship on themes cognate to those in Part I. The style of writing is richly suggestive and provocative rather than analytic and demonstrative, yielding nuanced discussions of her main themes that are a pleasure to read.
Emerging from her pages is a portrait of Hume's subtle and supple mind, active on the ground floor as well as on the mezzanine. A keen observer of human psychology, human relations, and the effect of social and political forces on them, Baier's Hume is attuned to criticism and to his own maturing understanding and observations. Yet, at several points Baier leaves readers the task of relating Hume's evolving understanding of justice to the theory articulated in the Treatise and the Enquiry. She offers several provocative proposals, but sometimes it is unclear whether they are interpretive or revisionary.
We can get a sense of the richness, insight, and ambiguity of Baier's discussions from a brief look at four major themes addressed in Part I of the book. First, she offers a novel interpretation of Hume's view of the "natural motive to justice" approved from the general point of view, which he introduces in the puzzling "circle argument" of Treatise 3.2.1 (SBN 477-79). In a discussion extending over parts of four chapters, Baier finds wanting all the recent proposals on offer and argues, rather, that the motive is the "interested passion" at its most intelligent, inventive, and cooperative (36, 41, 44). This "reasonable cooperativeness" (76) is expressed in a willingness to work with rather than against others, prompted by a sense of common interest (and recognition of one's share in it), in the coordinated scheme of rights and obligations defined by the rules of justice (65, 66). This is a worthy competitor to rival proposals, and, to my eye, it is very close to right.
Second, Baier argues that Hume's History offers a rich set of observations about the range, complexity, and interactions among all the virtues, as well as evidence of a substantially enlarged account of justice. Baier abundantly documents Hume's attention in the History to matters ignored in the Enquiry's account of virtue. In the History, for example, Hume offers an expanded catalogue of the virtues, including the capacity for friendship and, surprisingly, the virtue of piety (or at least its public practice). He also illustrates how virtues interact, combine, conflict, and temper each other and how virtuous dispositions can turn vicious. Hume even seems to have entertained the Platonic thought that some virtues play a foundational role in establishing and maintaining an individual's character, Baier argues. Yet, she admits ruefully that Hume "left the revised version" of his theory of virtue "in the form of stories and apologues" of the lives of monarchs and political figures (14).
Did Hume revise his theory but neglect to incorporate these revisions in his explicitly theoretical work (13, 17), or did his historical work merely...
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Meet the Northern Spark artist: Andy DuCett
Andy Ducett, photographed by Alex Roob Photography
(Editor's note: This Saturday night and Sunday morning is Northern Spark, an epic, city-wide party where hundreds of artists, performing groups, and creative organizations set up pop-up galleries, present theater pieces, and host other unexpected happenings throughout the city of Minneapolis. Before the big evening, we'll be taking a look at some of the people and places you may want to check out.)
Your name: Andy DuCett
Where we can find your this weekend?
I'll have work at MCAD and at the Bell Museum of Natural History.
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Meet the Northern Spark artist: Kate Casanova in collaboration with Ben Moren, Daniel Dean
A consortium of gnomes
Tell us about what you are doing at Northern Spark, and what visitors can expect:
I've been in residence at the Bell for the last three months, and the work at Northern Spark will be the result of how the museum influenced my practice. Visitors can expect to have to hunt for some of the work, and be hunted by some of the other work. There will be a consortium of gnomes picketing a diorama, a magic claw machine, and drawings sprinkled throughout the building. The Bell Museum will also have quite a few other activities happening that night, so there will be lots to see there.
Additionally, MCAD approached me and asked if they could re-stage a fragment of a show I had at the Soap Factory a few years ago. So there will be lots of balloons and bubble wrap over there.
Is this your first time participating in Northern Spark?
Please tell us a little bit about what you do creatively and why:
I work primarily in drawing and installation, but enjoy dabbling in all sorts of things. I love the processes and surprises of working in different mediums, and how each medium can inform one another.
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Name three things that influence your work right now:
I've been thinking a lot about the main themes that have influenced the work I've been making for the Bell Museum:
-Out of the way places
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Name three things that inspired and/or motivated you as a budding creative type:
-Commander Mark and the Draw Squad
-My dad and mom's work spaces
-Comics and cartoons
In addition to Northern Spark, what do you have going on now or coming up in the near future that should be on our radar?
I'm in a few group shows right now. A really great group of students at St. Cloud St. University asked me to be part of "North of North," and they all kicked serious ass on it. Liz Armstrong at the MIA asked me create new work for "Sacred," which is up through mid-July, and I was curated by Nathaniel Smith into a show at Fox Tax called "The Masses." There will be in another group show in Okinawa, Japan, called "Cephalopod Interface," curated by Ryuta Nakajima, and I'm jumping right into my next residency at the Walker Art Center for a few weeks in July for a program called Flux/Field, working with Sarah Schultz. Looking ahead, I'm doing site visits to the Plains Art Museum in Fargo, and the Indianapolis Museum of Art later in the summer. I hope to be doing some projects there soon.
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Yeah, me neither… it turns out that Ron Wayne was one of the co-founders of Apple, along with Steve Wozniak and Steve Jobs, and left with a payout of $800. His name is on the legal documents that created Apple and Wayne became friends with Jobs while both worked at Atari Corporation. Had Wayne stayed on, his 10% share would be worth $22 billion today. Wayne role was to be the documents and mediation guy and that role came with a 10% share of the company.
Eleven days after Apple was formed, Wayne removed himself from the company charter. He eventually was given $800 for his stake in Apple, and he let go of that valuable Apple stock, which has exploded in value since.
That… sucks.
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Doctors Without Borders: Kunduz Airstrike Was 'War Crime'
Sunday, October 04, 2015
A hospital was hit while U.S. forces were conducting an airstrike in the Afghan city; the aid group says 22 people were killed. NATO has said it will conduct an investigation into the attack.
As Chaffetz Jumps In, Race For House Speaker Turns Competitive
Sunday, October 04, 2015
Utah Republican Rep. Jason Chaffetz says he's a better choice for the job than Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy.
Flotsam In Area Where Cargo Ship Went Missing, Coast Guard Says
Sunday, October 04, 2015
Authorities lost contact with the El Faro, a 790-foot cargo vessel, after it sent an satellite distress message amid hurricane-force winds and waves in the Bahamas.
S.C. Gov.: Flooding At 1,000-Year Level; At Least 5 Dead
Sunday, October 04, 2015
A powerful rainstorm continues to soak South Carolina. In the state's capital Columbia, rescue operations will continue through at least Monday.
Oregon Shooter's Death Was Suicide, Authorities Say
Saturday, October 03, 2015
The local sheriff, speaking at an afternoon news conference, also said that authorities had recovered yet another gun from the shooter's residence, bringing to 14 the number of weapons linked to him.
Vatican Fires Priest After He Comes Out As Gay Ahead Of Bishops' Meeting
Saturday, October 03, 2015
Monsignor Krzysztof Charamsa appeared at a news conference with his partner. In an interview he called the Church's stance on homosexuality "backwards."
What We Know About The Oregon Shooter
Saturday, October 03, 2015
Authorities say they still don't have a motive for the shooting rampage at Umpqua Community College that killed 9 people and wounded 9 others.
State Of Emergency Declared In South Carolina, As Joaquin Barrels Northeast
Saturday, October 03, 2015
The storm looks likely to stay well offshore the U.S. East Coast, but it is still dumping historic levels of rainfall on cities like Charleston. Meanwhile, Bermuda could be in Joaquin's crosshairs.
Kunduz Airstrike Reportedly Kills 19 At Doctors Without Borders Hospital
Saturday, October 03, 2015
A trauma center in northern Afghanistan run by the international aid group was apparently hit by a U.S. airstrike early Saturday.
Coast Guard Searches For Ship, Crew Of 33 Caught In Hurricane Joaquin
Friday, October 02, 2015
The 735-foot "roll on, roll off" vehicle carrier El Faro hails from Puerto Rico. The vessel was en route from Jacksonville, Fla., to San Juan when it issued an emergency satellite communication.
Joaquin Brings Rain, But East Coast Likely To Dodge Direct Hit
Friday, October 02, 2015
The Category 4 hurricane is virtually stalled at the moment over the Bahamas, but the storm forecast tracks have it staying well offshore as it moves north.
Atlas Rocket Lifts Off In Florida, Delivering A Spectacular Sky Show
Friday, October 02, 2015
The exhaust plume left by the booster, which was carrying a Mexican satellite into orbit, left some strange and interesting patterns in the morning sky.
Economy Adds 142,000 Jobs; Unemployment Steady At 5.1 Percent
Friday, October 02, 2015
The Department of Labor reported the September jobs numbers in its latest report. New jobs fell short of what most economists had forecast.
10 Dead And 7 Injured In Oregon College Shooting, Officials Say
Thursday, October 01, 2015
Officials say the shooter died in a gunfight with police at Umpqua Community College on Thursday. President Obama expressed his frustration that such mass shootings have become "routine."
3 Things To Know About Those New Credit Cards
Thursday, October 01, 2015
Today is the deadline card issuers have given for merchants to be ready to accept the new, more secure, computer-chipped cards. But there's still a long way to go.
Oregon Partakes: Recreational Pot Sales Become Legal Thursday
Thursday, October 01, 2015
Oregon becomes the third U.S. state to legalize recreational marijuana use, joining Colorado and Washington. The state is also letting residents wipe their criminal records of pot charges.
Growing Computer Consensus Leaves Category 4 Joaquin At Sea
Thursday, October 01, 2015
The hurricane currently over the Bahamas has maximum sustained winds of 130 mph and could still cause some coastal flooding along the Atlantic Coast.
Bernie Sanders Raises $26 Million In 3rd Quarter, Nearly As Much As Clinton
Thursday, October 01, 2015
From 60 points down and a third of the money, Bernie Sanders is now up in polls and on par in fundraising with Hillary Clinton, who raised $28 million in the third quarter.
Pope Francis Says Goodbye, As U.S. Trip Concludes In Philadelphia
Sunday, September 27, 2015
The pontiff's six-day visit to the U.S. came to an end at Philadelphia International Airport, where he met Vice President Biden and delivered a brief farewell to the American cities that hosted him.
Obama, Castro To Meet At U.N. Next Week
Sunday, September 27, 2015
The two leaders will have their second, informal, face-to-face meeting since April at the General Assembly meeting in New York.


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Well, I DID say when EVERYONE says you will lose, in the NFL, that all too often means exactly the opposite....
Folks, I thinks we gots us a QB. Of course I've been saying that since the doctors said Sam Bradford was healthy this spring. He has a great name even.
ANYONE from St. Louis KNOWS there is NO ONE this town likes beating more than the Redskins, and NOT just because they are still the most offesnive team name in the history of sports, yet one that gets away with it still.
What a resilient effort, coming back after so many horrific calls and mistakes.
The backup backs stepped up big time, obviously inspired by Jax, but the line and tight ends were opening up holes.
This should have been an absolute rout by the Rams, but hey, we'll take a relative laugher.
Go ahead and blitz Sam all you want NFL defensive coordinators. He's starting to like it... a lot.
Anyone doubting Spagnuolo's defensive abilities and leadership should put it to bet and start enjoying the ride here. I think it's gonna be fun, but not instantaneous.
How about those Niners, getting absolutely snuffed out in KC. Congrats to the Chiefs. Singletary has lost his team... clearly, and where does he go from here emotionally??
What a job by the available DTs today, as well as the starting corners.
I LOVE Mark Clayton, and if they don't sign him for a few years they are not very smart.
Just catch it Brandon.
Fred Robbins was a HUGE addition to this team. Who needs Suh !!!
Laurinaitis was a monster all day long
And how abouit that Fendi Onabun. Got jobbed out of a TD at the half, but !!!!!!
Life is good.
There are 3-4 great teams in the NFL. Pittsburgh, Indianapolis, New Orleans, maybe Green Bay, but after that seems like anyone can beat anyone.
And behind Vick, Philly may be the team to beat in the East.