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President Manley on Better Bricks Panel
PNCA President Tom Manley was on a panel Friday morning for the Better Bricks Awards for commercial real estate. The Portland Business Journal quotes Manley on the challenges of public/private partnerships in real estate finance. "These kinds of deals take time," he said. "They evolve, and in the words of Nelson Mandela, they look impossible until they are done."
PNCA was awarded the Innovation in Project Finance of the Year award for its transformation of the former Federal Building at 511 NW Broadway into the Arlene and Harold Schnitzer Center for Art and Design, scheduled to open February 2015 as the anchor of PNCA's new North Park Blocks Campus. The project was facilitated by a PDC loan package of $20.3 million, approved in 2013. Construction on the project began in February of this year.
The Passing of Ken Shores
The PNCA Community is saddened by the loss of Ken Shores, who passed away yesterday.
An accomplished artist and inveterate collector, Ken was the director of Museum of Contemporary Craft between 1964-68 and a beloved friend and mentor to students, colleagues and many others in the arts community. He established the ceramics program at Lewis and Clark College, helping to build a collection there and continued to make and encourage gifts to many other collections around Oregon, including important pieces to the Museum.
In 2008, Museum of Contemporary Craft presented the well received Generations: Ken Shores, a retrospective of his life and work, followed in 2010 by the MoCC/PNCA publication by Namita Wiggers, Clay Has the Last Word, which chronicled Shore's contributions to ceramics and craft in general and also revealed his life-long passion for the alchemic process of making. In it he was quoted saying,
"Clay, I think, is such a magical material…it's a material that is so responsive, and has so much life in it. I don't know of any other material that has that quality."
One might easily have said the same thing about Ken Shores. He will be missed.
Tom Manley Op-Ed in The Oregonian
"The job market will continue to favor creative thinkers: Guest opinion," The Oregonian, 2 July 2014
In June, the White House held its first Maker Faire and asked individuals and organizations from across the nation to join the Obama administration in showcasing the cultural and economic importance of innovators who make things by applying their brains, their hands and their tools.
As the class of 2014 enters the workforce, we believe we have prepared our graduates with the skills that are critical to solving big problems and ensuring healthy economies. But if as a nation we're not prioritizing creative making, and the tinkering, failing and reworking inherent in it, we're failing to capitalize on all of our strengths. Nearly a decade ago in "A Whole New Mind," Daniel Pink argued that the future belongs to creative, right-brain thinkers who bring to the table things that can't be outsourced overseas or done faster by a computer.
A recent Americans for the Arts report, "Ready to Innovate," indicated that U.S. employers rated creativity and innovation among the top five skills that will only increase in importance, and that stimulating them and enabling entrepreneurship are among the top 10 challenges for U.S. CEOs.
Students trained in the studio learn observation, experimentation, collaboration, problem solving, iteration, prototyping, critique and reframing. Each skill is directly applicable to arenas beyond the arts and belongs on any resume. To be able to create, fail and start over again and again is, as any entrepreneur will tell you, essential in the skillset for success.
Look at companies that thrive and you'll see those that prize creativity throughout. Apple is known for a culture that incorporates design and user experience into every aspect of the way its products are engineered and built. Our homegrown Nike is propelled by innovative design, with its CEO Mark Parker keeping a sketchbook in which he records business ideas on the lefthand pages and sketches of imagined shoes on the right.
Portland provides a great example of creative people and enterprises feeding a vibrant economy. From makers of craft coffee and beer to award-winning chefs to designers of sportswear, to the creators of any number of artisanal products and inventions, this is a city that loves its makers. We proudly purchase their wares and show them off to our friends, all the while supporting a creative economy that draws more and more young entrepreneurs to this dynamic place that's both inspirational and affordable.
Creativity lives in every person and is an element of every professional field, but as an educational outcome it is cultivated most purposefully in art and design studio programs. This ongoing process of producing creative thinkers enhances the world not only by supplying objects and works of interest and beauty and but by turning out problem solvers who will find answers to the most difficult and persistent problems we encounter.
2014 Gala Resounding Success
PNCA's 2014 Gala was a resounding success: a beautiful evening, a full house, and plenty of surprises. A greater number of supporters than ever before, including Mayor Hales, Congressman Blumenauer, and Commissioner Nick Fish, attended the sold-out Gala at Vigor Industrial on Swan Island. A highlight of the evening was a very special performance by k.d. lang in a stunning environment created by award-winning designer and alumnus, Michael Curry '81. In addition to funds raised for PNCA's Annual Fund, numerous announcements were made throughout the evening of major gifts to the College's Capital Campaign, CREATIVITY WORKS HERE, in support of our campus expansion to the North Park Blocks. One of the most dramatic gifts was that of Mark Edlen of $1 million to name the main corridor of the building after his wife and PNCA's Board Chair, The Ann Payne Edlen Creative Corridor. PNCA looks forward to next year's Gala which will be held at the College's new home in the 511 Building, the Arlene and Harold Schnitzer Center for Art and Design.
Award-winning ArtHouse
Big news recently for PNCA's residence hall ArtHouse, which opened for students in the fall of 2013. First ArtHouse was awarded the green building LEED, Leadership in Energy & Environmental Design, sliver certification for new construction.
Then this week the Daily Journal of Commerce recognized ArtHouse as one of the top new construction projects for the year. This six-story building, designed by Thomas Robinson of LEVER Architecture and located on the North Park Blocks, has many environmental-friendly features that also serve art students well including a
rain garden and patio in the center of the building, natural light pulled into the building through cutaways at the end of each corridor, expansive operable windows, generous bike parking and custom furniture made from wood salvaged from the site's previous building. Arthouse is part of PNCA's campus hub just a five minute walk from the new campus at the Arlene and Harold Schnitzer Center for Art and Design and across the street from the College's Museum of Contemporary Craft.
PNCA welcomes new Chair of MFA in Visual Studies—Peter Simensky
PNCA is pleased to welcome Peter Simensky as the incoming Chair of PNCA's MFA in Visual Studies. Peter is an accomplished interdisciplinary artist and faculty member. He has extensive teaching experience from some of the top art programs in the country such as California College of the Arts, Stanford University and New York University. Most recently he has served as core faculty in the Interdisciplinary MFA programs at School of Art Institute of Chicago and at Maine College of Art. He will be moving from New York City to start the academic year in the MFA in Visual Studies program, one of the six graduate programs in PNCA's Hallie Ford School of Graduate Studies.
Simensky's varied process-oriented practice demonstrates interest in the art object as trigger and emblem for forms of exchange. Situated in moments of slippage and interchange, his projects evince the volatility of art objects, which are on one level cash with which to trade and invest, and on the other, art—the mysterious objectification of reflection, imagination, desire, and promise. Simensky's project Gold Dust can be found in the current Cabinet Magazine. As Simensky's contribution, this issue comes sprinkled with gold dust. Simensky visited Cabinet's offices on the day the issue arrived and scattered 7.9 grams of 24-karat gold over the magazines, an amount equal in value to the cost of printing the two pages allotted to his project.
Peter is an active and accomplished artist whose work has been featured in solo exhibitions at the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego, Museum 52, NY, The Swiss Institute, NY, and Project Row Houses, Houston. He has participated in numerous group shows in the US and Internationally at museums, institutions and galleries and brings a wealth of knowledge of contemporary art practices, people, and venues.
REC Fest Winners
Congratulations to the two artists who tied for the audience award at REC Fest: John Summerson for Road Trip and Emily Wyant for Balloon Assassin.
REC Fest, formerly known as VideoFest, is an annual juried festival of time-based and moving image works sponsored by the Intermedia Department and presented this year at Hollywood Theater. From video to experimental sound, animation to performance, REC Fest encompasses a breadth of work made by current Pacific Northwest College of Art students of all levels and from all majors.
Linda Wysong's Eye River Complete
Faculty member Linda Wysong celebrates the final installation of her major public art project, Eye River, in Southeast Portland. Willamette Week art critic Richard Speer writes about the project which came to fruition through a couple of years of public process. Funded by "Percent for Art" program and a grant from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Wysong's series of three large sculptures, based on logging implements, are part of the city's "Route to the River/Green Street" project.
PNCA Starts Transformation
In a Portland Tribune piece titled PNCA Starts Transformation, Jim Redden notes that even though construction has just begun, "renovation progress is everywhere," including the removal of the dropped ceilings and the outdated heating and cooling system.
Take a hard hat tour of 511 Building
Join KGW and President Tom Manley as they take a behind the scenes hard hat tour of PNCA's future home, the Arlene and Harold Schnitzer Center for Art and Design. Construction has begun on the renovation of the 511 Broadway Building with a move in date of January 2015.
511 Transformation Launches
The Oregonian, in an article entitled, "Pacific Northwest College of Art begins work on new HQ, set to open in January 2015," notes, "Contractors for the Pacific Northwest College of Art have started transforming the 511 Building and post office in Portland into the school's new campus centerpiece." The Arlene and Harold Schnitzer Center for Art and Design will be the new PNCA campus flagship, located on Portland's North Park Blocks along with the College's Museum of Contemporary Craft and the ArtHouse student residence. Architect Brad Cloepfil is quoted as saying, "I think it will change everything, for the PNCA and for the city…. People will see it as not just a building full of art students, but as a piece of the community."
Limited Edition Ink Named for PNCA's Watershed
PNCA's new MFA in Print Media has collaborated with Gamblin Artists Colors to create a limited edition ink with a great backstory. Watershed Grey is named for PNCA's new Watershed fine art print publishing house. A new story on UNTITLED traces the collaboration between MFA in Print Media Chair Matthew Letzelter and Gamblin.
Precipice Fund Grants For PNCA Alumni and Faculty
Congratulations to all of the grant recipients of the new Precipice Fund, announced last night at the Portland Institute for Contemporary Art (PICA). Projects by PNCA faculty and alumni were included in the list of grantees from this new fund seeded by the Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts and Portland's Calligram Foundation. Among the recipients were faculty member Carl Diehl for Weird Shift Storefront; alumna Rebecca Peel '13 and current student Jonah Porter '15 for Amur Initiatives; Anna Gray '08 and Ryan Wilson Paulsen '08 for Not Too Distant Futures; and C.O.P.S., a free conceptual performance school co-founded by Sean Carney MFA '09 and faculty member, Michael Reinsch MFA '09.
Collaboration Between Science and the Arts
In a collaboration between science and the arts, PNCA Animated Arts students Beryl Allee and John Summerson worked with scientists and publicists from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) to produce an animated short on the importance of shoreline habitat for salmon. You can read more about the the animated video, which was just released, in this Untitled article.
PNCA at Portland Biennial
A number of PNCA faculty and alumni have been selected by guest curator Amanda Hunt of LAXART (LA) to participate in Portland2014 Biennial at Disjecta. Congratulations are in order for faculty members Modou Dieng, Ellen Lesperance, and Abra Ancliffe (Personal Libraries Library) as well as Alex Dolan '12, Devon Van Houten Maldonado '13, and Antonia Pinter (Publication Studio).
City Supports 511 Project
A historic partnership between Portland Development Commission and PNCA became a reality as the PDC commissioners enthusiastically supported a $20.3 million loan package for the renovation of the 511 building, the College's future home. The public financing is one of PDC's largest loan packages ever and is seen as key element in not only PNCA's vision for a campus centered on the North Park Blocks but also as a key element in the revitalization of the Old Town/Chinatown neighborhood.
"If you're looking for a catalytic project to kick things off in that part of Old Town, I mean I think this is as good as any and could be the first of many big projects that happen in that four or five square block area," stated PDC executive director Patrick Quinton.
The financing is part of a $32 million renovation budget which includes a $15 million capital campaign—Creativity Works Here—which is now well over the $11 million mark.
Renovation of the building, known as the Arlene and Harold Schnitzer Center for Art and Design, begins before the end of the year and PNCA will move into its new campus in January 2015.
PNCA moves one step closer to a North Park campus
PNCA moves one step closer to a North Park campus with the sale of the Main Campus Building to Seattle-based Security Properties. The College will continue to lease back the NW Johnson campus building until relocating to the new campus in January 2015. The net equity PNCA will realize from the $11.75 million sale is part of the financing structure for the $32 million construction project, which will transform the current federal building into the Arlene and Harold Schnitzer Center for Art and Design. Work on the project is scheduled to begin this fall. Interest over PNCA's transformative move is growing and the College's capital campaign—Creativity Works Here—is well on its way of meeting the $15 million goal with recent gifts pushing the total over $11.2 million.
Launch of RVW on UNTITLED
PNCA's online magazine, UNTITLED, launches a series of exhibition reviews by students and alumni. RVW is an occasional series of reviews of Portland-based exhibitions. This week, Melody Rowell, MFA CD '15, considers the recent Museum of Contemporary Craft Exhibition, Object Focus: The Bowl.
ArtHouse Opens and Portland Notices
The academic year kicked off with the opening of PNCA's first-ever student residence hall—ArtHouse. The striking aluminum-clad building marks the next step in the College's North Park Blocks campus expansion and the media took notice including the Portland Tribune in the article Arts Campus Rises from Creative Thinking.
Along with the Portland Tribune article, the opening of ArtHouse garnered over 20 articles as well as broadcast coverage.
PNCA Announces Winners of the 2013 Hannah Arendt Prize
Pacific Northwest College of Art's (PNCA) MA in Critical Theory and Creative Research Program is pleased to announce that Stéphanie Bertrand of Thessaloniki, Greece, and Nate Harrison of Brooklyn, New York, have been awarded first place in the 2013 Hannah Arendt Prize for original writing on Critical Theory and Creative Research for their essays "Dropouts" and "Immanence of Intervention, Revival of Critique," respectively. The quality of their ideas and the level of writing were so high that the judges could not decide between them, and, thus, the two will share the prize and the $5,000 cash award. The competition elicited submissions from applicants hailing from 34 countries around the globe, and was determined by a distinguished roster of judges. This year's theme was On Art and Disobedience; Or, What Is an Intervention?
You can read the full announcement and the winning essays on UNTITLED.
Along with Anne-Marie Oliver and Barry Sanders, Founding Co-chairs of the MA in Critical Theory and Creative Research at PNCA, the judges for 2013 included: Claire Bishop, Professor of Contemporary Art, Theory and Exhibition History, Graduate Center, The City University of New York; Judith Butler, Professor of Rhetoric and Comparative Literature, The University of California, Berkeley, and Hannah Arendt Professor of Philosophy, Europäische Universität für Interdisziplinäre Studien/EGS; Barbara Duden, Professor Emerita, Leibniz Universität Hannover; Julia Kristeva, Professor Emerita and Head of the École doctorale Langues, Littératures, Images, Université Paris Diderot, Paris 7, and recipient of the Hannah Arendt Award for Political Thought; Heike Kühn, Film Critic; and Martha Rosler, Artist and contributor to the Hannah Arendt Denkraum (on the occasion of Hannah Arendt's 100th birthday).
The Hannah Arendt Prize in Critical Theory and Creative Research is an annual prize competition for those interested in the juncture of art and creative research and in the principles at the heart of the arts and humanities, including sense-based intelligence; the reality of singular, nonrepeatable phenomena; ethical vision; and consilience between inner and outer, nature and reason, thought and experience, subject and object, self and world.


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Saturday, May 7, 2011
Advanced Style and StyleList Discover the Secret to Vintage Shopping
Advanced Style teamed up with AOL's StyleList to discover some great finds at the Metropolitan Vintage Clothing Show . We asked some of our favorite Advanced Stylistas, including Debra Rapoport and Tziporah Salamon, about the benefits of Vintage shopping and gathered some great tips along the way. After watching the clip above, do you feel that vintage is better?
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If I had to choose New or Vintage, I would always choose vintage. I think the most alluring thing about pre-loved clothing is the quality and cut, as well as knowing that it already has a history. There is a kind of romanticism associated with vintage (for me).
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Hello! I am new to your blog and I just love it!!! :) I have spent the last hour going back and looking at your older posts... It's Saturday morning and I have lots to do...but I can't wait to return and finish seeing all these FABULOUS ladies! :)
Have an awesome weekend!
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Great video - wish I was there...great advice too. Thanks for sharing your experience
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What a lot of fun it is to see you all live, ahhhhhhhhhhhh. I must try eventually.
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I agree with Sacramento. I love the pics but it is so good to hear the voices and seeing these wonderful ladies like Debra in full movement. And you Ari, are adorable. If I ever meet you, I may just pinch your cheeks out of admiration!
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I wear vintage more often than not, and I've been collecting for 20 years. I have a forever wardrobe and unique style that draws people to me. And I have never shown up at an event in the same anything as anyone else!! These stylish women know what they're talkin about!!
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wonderful - no long comments today - relaxing - enjoying mothers day
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I prefer vintage even though I've turned lazy lately. This is such an inspiration to start again!
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WE HATE IT WHEN HOLLYWOOD BUYS a GREAT CHILDRENS' NOVEL and TRANSLATES IT to the SCREEN AS ABSOLUTE DRIVEL. WHY CAN'T THEY TAKE a LESSON from the ENORMOUS INTERNATIONAL SUCCESS of the HARRY POTTER FILMS (B.O. MoJo LINK) and at LEAST PRETEND to HONOR the BOOKS THAT YOUNG READERS HOLD DEAR??
PERHAPS DIZZ-KNEE, BACK WHEN OL' WALT HIMSELF WAS STILL ALIVE, COULD'VE MADE an ACCEPTABLE SCREEN VERSION of ONE of OUR FAVORITE NOVELS from OUR OWN CHILDHOOD: MR. POPPER'S PENGUINS. IF THEY'D MADE IT LONG ENOUGH AGO, THEY COULD EVEN HAVE CAST the PERFECT CHARACTER ACTOR as MR. POPPER: PINCH-FACED ROLAND YOUNG.
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A simple kettle grill, some good charcoal, and a little knowledge are all you need to be cooking outside all summer long. This class teaches you the basics of using a kettle grill to barbeque, grill, plank, and smoke your favorite meats and veggies. After completing this class you will know:
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Walter Kendall Myers spent 30 years as a traitor at high levels in the U.S. Department of State, spying for Cuba. His wife, Gwendolyn, assisted him. Both took guilty pleas last week and agreed to cooperate with the government. Kendall was sentenced to life and Gwendolyn to six and a half to seven years in prison.
This is the second of a two part series quoting from relevant court documents in the Myers case. In Part One, Fairly Civil described the Myers's motivation and recruitment by the Cuban intelligence service. This Part Two covers Kendall Myers's access, the "trade craft" the Cuban spies used, and how the FBI investigation rolled them up [at least from the point of its contact with them. There is no doubt a deeper trail, possibly ultimately connected to the Ana Belen Montes case and various cases in South Florida].
Kendall Myers held a number of jobs that gave him access over more than 30 years to sensitive classified information:
9. KENDALL MYERS was in the U.S. Army from January 1959 to March 1962, where he completed intensive communications training and served in the Army Security Agency.
11. From in or about August 1977, through in or about March 1979, KENDALL MYERS was employed as a contract instructor at the Department of State's Foreign Service Institute (FSI), a training and professional development institute for Department of State employees located in Arlington, Virginia. After living in South Dakota with GWENDOLYN MYERS from in or about 1979 until in or about 1980, KENDALL MYERS returned to Washington, D.C. In or about August 1982, KENDALL MYERS resumed employment as a contract instructor with FSI and held the title of Chairperson for West European Studies. On or about May 9, 1983, KENDALL MYERS applied for a non-contractor, two-year appointment as a Training Instructor and Chairperson for West European Studies at FSI. On or about April 15, 1985, KENDALL MYERS was offered a two-year appointment as a Training Instructor and subsequently, a second two-year appointment as an Education Specialist at FSI, all while serving in a chair capacity in Western European Area Studies. From at least August 1988 to October 1999, KENDALL MYERS, in addition to his FSI duties, performed work on a periodic basis for the U.S. State Department's Bureau of Intelligence and Research (INR).
12. Starting in approximately October 1999, KENDALL MYERS began working full time at INR as the Acting Director of the External Research Staff. From approximately July 2001 to October 31, 2007, KENDALL MYERS was a Senior Analyst for Europe for INR. INR is responsible for drawing on all-source intelligence to provide value-added independent analysis of events to policy makers at the U.S. Department of State. During his employment at INR in various capacities, KENDALL MYERS specialized in intelligence analysis regarding European matters. He also served as a Special Assistant for Analyst Training and Development during that time frame.
13. On October 31, 2007, KENDALL MYERS retired from the Department of State
67. During the April 30, 2009, meeting [with an FBI undercover agent], when the UCS asked KENDALL MYERS whether he had ever delivered information to CuIS that was classified more than SECRET, KENDALL MYERS responded "Oh yeah. . . Oh, yeah." KENDALL MYERS stated that the "best way" to take information out from his job was "in your head." KENDALL MYERS told the UCS that he removed information from the Department of State by memory or by taking notes. GWENDOLYN MYERS added that he kept his notes locked in his office safe.
68. An analysis of KENDALL MYERS's classified Department of State work computer hard drive reveals that from August 22, 2006, until his retirement on October 31, 2007, KENDALL MYERS, while employed at INR, viewed in excess of 200 sensitive or classified intelligence reports concerning the subject of Cuba. Of these intelligence reports, more that 75 of these reports made no substantive mention of countries within KENDALL MYERS's area of responsibility as an employee of INR. Of these reports concerning Cuba, the majority were classified and marked SECRET or TOP SECRET.
The affidavit explains a number of the terms that come up in its discussion of evidence about the Myers's spying activity:
22. I have further learned based on my experience and training that CuIS employs "handlers" in the United States, i.e., persons who maintain some type of personal contact with agents located in the United States. Handlers receive reporting or information from agents, produce tradecraft and communication tools for agents, and sometimes direct and control agent activities based on instructions the handler has received from CuIS. Handlers could be "legals," that is, persons with diplomatic immunity whose affiliation with Cuba is known. Also CuIS employs "illegals" as handlers, that is, persons whose affiliation to the Government of Cuba is not publicly disclosed, whose intelligence function is clandestine, and who possess no diplomatic immunity.
23. I have further learned based on my experience and training that a dead drop is a location used to pass items secretly between an agent and his or her handler, or between intelligence officers, without requiring them to meet. The location of the drop is agreed inadvance and it typically involves the use of common everyday items to which most people would not give a second glance such as a loose brick in a wall, a library book, a hole in a tree, under a boulder, etc.
24. I have further learned based on my experience and training that a brush pass, pass or hand-to-hand are terms used to mean a pre-arranged momentary encounter between an agent and his or her handler, or between intelligence officers, wherein written messages, instructions, or other items (e.g., a computer thumb drive or a brief case) are quickly and surreptitiously passed between them as they cross paths. Such encounters may occur in public such as on a busy street or on the subway.
25. I have further learned based on my experience and training that a personal contact, contact, or meet are terms used to mean a face-to-face contact between an agent and his or her handler wherein operational training and details can be discussed.
26. I have further learned based on my experience and training that a parole is a password or recognition phrase used between an agent and his or her handler, or between intelligence officers, to identify each other.
27. I have further learned based on my experience and training that CuIS sometimes employs husband and wife "paired" agents to achieve its intelligence goals in the United States. Such CuIS husband and wife "paired" agents were revealed in the investigation of the Miami network of CuIS agents in the case entitled United States v. Gerardo Hernandez, et al., Cr. No. 98-721-CR-Lenard, and of Carlos Alvarez and Elsa Alvarez in the case of United States v. Alvarez, 05-20943-CR-Moore, both arising in the Southern District of Florida.
28. I have further learned based on my experience and training that CuIS employs multiple code names for its agents to safeguard and protect their identities. CuIS also provides false identity and travel documents for its agents to facilitate clandestine travel and to facilitate flight from the United States in case of detection.
The affidavit describes the use of shortwave radio as a hallmark of Cuban intelligence operations in the United States:
34. Based on my knowledge and familiarity with the communication methodologies of CuIS, I am aware that, during the time frame described herein, CuIS often communicated with its clandestine agents operating in the United States by broadcasting encrypted radio messages from Cuba on certain high frequencies – that is, shortwave radio frequencies. Under this method, CuIS would broadcast a series of numbers on a particular short-wave frequency. The clandestine agent in the United States, monitoring the frequency on a shortwave radio, could decode the seemingly random series of numbers by using a decryption program provided by CuIS. The series of numbers would then be decoded into cognizable text for use by the agent. Once decoded, the text of the message could provide the agent with tasking for intelligence gathering, instructions about operational activities, including communication plans and meets with CuIS handlers. Similarly, CuIS would broadcast similar messages to its handlers.
35. This shortwave radio communication method was employed by some of the defendants convicted of espionage on behalf of Cuba in the previously mentioned Hernandez case in the Southern District of Florida, as well as by Ana Belen Montes and Carlos and Elsa Alvarez.
36. I have further learned that CuIS broadcasts such encrypted shortwave radio messages in Morse Code or by a voice reading a series of numbers.
44. The FBI collects high frequency messages from CuIS in Cuba to Cuban officers and their agents abroad, to include illegal agents operating within the United States. Among other high frequency messages broadcast by CuIS that the FBI has collected, I am aware that the FBI has identified messages that it has determined were broadcast to a handler of KENDALL MYERS and GWENDOLYN MYERS, hereinafter, co-conspirator "C."
45. The messages sent to co-conspirator "C" contain many references to standard CuIS tradecraft, including mentions of passes, visual signals, personal contacts, dead drops, counter-surveillance techniques, danger signals, clandestine communication techniques and plans, coded messages, and code names referring to KENDALL MYERS and GWENDOLYN MYERS.
46. Further, the message sent to co-conspirator "C" make multiple references to Cuba.
39. On or about April 15, 2009, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) initiated an undercover operation. The purpose of the undercover operation was to convince KENDALL MYERS and GWENDOLYN MYERS that they had been contacted by a bona fide Cuban intelligence officer and, in the course of their ensuing discussion and relationship, ascertain the scope, nature, and substance of KENDALL MYERS and GWENDOLYN MYERS's clandestine activities on behalf of CuIS.
40. During the afternoon of April 15, 2009, an undercover source of the FBI ("UCS") approached KENDALL MYERS in front of the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies ("SAIS") on Massachusetts Avenue, N.W., in Washington, D.C. The UCS told KENDALL MYERS that a named CuIS intelligence officer (hereinafter co-conspirator "D") "sent me to contact you." The UCS continued that he did not want to "bother" KENDALL MYERS or take "too much" of his time, but that he had "instructions to contact" him and "to get some information . . . and [KENDALL MYERS's] opinion" because of the "change that is taking place in Cuba and the new administration." The UCS said that co-conspirator "D" sends "his regards," offered KENDALL MYERS a cigar, and congratulated him on his birthday. KENDALL MYERS agreed to meet the UCS later that evening at a nearby hotel, after KENDALL MYERS was done teaching a class at SAIS. KENDALL MYERS volunteered that his wife, GWENDOLYN MYERS, could join them. The UCS agreed.
• KENDALL MYERS stated that "it's an honor for us" to meet the UCS. KENDALL MYERS further stated that "we've been a little nervous . . . and . . . I think you should tell them that . . . we've been nervous because, because we didn't want to hurt them . . . We were worried . . . ."
• KENDALL MYERS refused the UCS's offer of a drink of Scotch while he was answering questions in response to the UCS's tasking of the previous day, noting, "no, no, that's okay . . . while I work, you know."
• GWENDOLYN MYERS recalled, and both her and KENDALL MYERS agreed to use in future meetings with the UCS, a parole (or pass phrase) that KENDALL MYERS and GWENDOLYN MYERS had used previously.
• Near the conclusion of the meeting, KENDALL MYERS asked the UCS to "send special greetings . . . and hugs . . . to everybody . . . and to all of our friends."
KENDALL MYERS and GWENDOLYN MYERS then listed individuals they believe were located in Cuba, including "two very old friends," co-conspirator "A" and co-conspirator "B."
• KENDALL MYERS acknowledged working with CuIS for 30 years.
• KENDALL MYERS stated that CuIS asked him to work at either the Department of State or the Central Intelligence Agency. GWENDOLYN MYERS stated that they both preferred the Department of State because KENDALL MYERS is "not a very good liar." KENDALL MYERS continued "you had to be a good liar to pass [the polygraph at CIA]."
• KENDALL MYERS and GWENDOLYN MYERS agreed that the most secure way to transmit information to illegal agents was "hand-to-hand." GWENDOLYN MYERS stated that this was because "you can always back off if you want. . . and the person we were meeting would understand."
• KENDALL MYERS remarked that he "didn't like dead drops . . . because you lose control of it."
• GWENDOLYN MYERS further stated that her favorite way of passing information involved the changing of shopping carts in a grocery store because it was "easy enough to do." She further stated that she "wouldn't do it now. Now they have cameras, but they didn't then."
• KENDALL MYERS stated that his least favorite method for transmitting information "is that goddamn telephone system. . . . We wouldn't do it." GWENDOLYN MYERS stated "we did it once, never again, we threw it away."
• KENDALL MYERS further stated that he believed that the "telephone system" was responsible for Ana Montes's detection and apprehension.
• KENDALL MYERS stated that the "best way" to take information out from his job was "in your head."
• KENDALL MYERS told the UCS that he removed information from the Department of State by memory or by taking notes. GWENDOLYN MYERS added that he kept his notes locked in his office safe.
• KENDALL MYERS stated that "I was always pretty careful. I, I didn't usually take documents out."
• KENDALL MYERS stated that he and GWENDOLYN MYERS had bookends that were used as a concealment device at their home.
• In response to a question asking whether he had ever delivered information to CuIS that was classified more than SECRET, KENDALL MYERS replied "Oh, yeah. . . Oh, yeah."
• KENDALL MYERS stated "I have great admiration for [Cuban spy] Ana Montes. She's a hero. . . But she took too many chances. . . in my opinion. . . . She wasn't paranoid enough."
• KENDALL MYERS stated "Fidel is wonderful, just wonderful." GWENDOLYN MYERS continued: "He's . . . the most . . . incredible statesman in . . . a hundred years for goodness sakes."
• GWENDOLYN MYERS informed the UCS that KENDALL MYERS would be a good teacher at a School of Intelligence in Cuba, adding, "so when can we come?" KENDALL MYERS agreed "that I could see doing. . . [t]hat I would like to do."


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This Hoothoot belongs to Falkner of the Violet City Gym. It helped save Ash's Pikachu from Team Rocket and it was also a very strong battler. It defeated Ash's Chikorita by having both Type and Level advantage but it lost to Pikachu.
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GAINESVILLE, Fla. (AP) -- Scholars say shark attacks in the U.S. reached their highest level in a decade last year.
The University of Florida's International Shark Attack File released on Monday says the U.S. experienced 53 attacks in 2012, the most since 2000.
Florida led the U.S. with 26 attacks. Hawaii had 10 attacks, followed by California and South Carolina with five each, North Carolina with two and one each in Georgia, Massachusetts, New York, Oregon and Puerto Rico. One attack in California was fatal.
The report says there were seven fatalities worldwide, which is lower than 2011 but higher than the yearly average of 4.4 from 2001 to 2010. There were 80 unprovoked attacks worldwide, slightly more than 2011.
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This topic is about Windows Phone 8.1. If your phone is running Windows Phone 8, some options and icons may look a little different, and some features may not be available. Check to see which software version you have and find out if an update is available.
My Family works with Microsoft Family Safety, a service designed to help you keep tabs on kids' computer and online activities. If your child uses a PC or Xbox, you may already have set up a family in order to use parental controls. Whether you set up your family on windowsphone.com or on another service, you'll be able to view and manage your family on the Family Safety website.
Adults and children have different rights when it comes to managing the family. Any adult member can add new members and manage kids' download settings, but adults can't change the settings on another adult's account. Kids can sign in to My Family, but they can't make any changes there.
When you set up My Family for the first time, you'll need to sign in with an email address and password from a parent or guardian's Microsoft account. That person will be the family's primary parent, and is the only person who can remove the family from Family Safety. Once you set up the family's primary parent, you won't be able to change it.
After you set up My Family with a parent account, you'll need to sign in to it with the Microsoft account your child uses to sign in to their phone. That will enable your child to download apps and games from the Windows Phone Store. If you want your child to be able to download Xbox games as well, you'll need to go to the Xbox website and accept the Xbox Terms of Use on their behalf.
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On your computer, go to My Family on the Windows Phone website.
Sign in using the parent's Microsoft account. If the parent doesn't have a Windows Phone, that's fine—you can still set up My Family. If the parent doesn't have a Microsoft account, you'll have a chance to create one.
On the My Family setup page, click Get started. (If you've added a child to My Family before or have set up a family using another Microsoft service, you may not see Get started and can just click Add a kid.)
To add a child to My Family, click Go. On the sign-in page, enter the Microsoft account the child uses to sign in to their phone. Now the child can download apps from the Windows Phone Store.
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Even though Franky said that his Radical Beam is his ultimate attack, does he still have more weapons to reveal as the story progresses?
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Probably, he's been away for like 15 chapters he's probably making one now.
He could have anything hidden in there lol
Lol who knows. I love Frankys appearance and gadgets after the timeskip. Call me Chopper :D
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DirectionsFrom Asheville NC :
Take I-40 West to exit 27, Hwy. 74 West. Do not take Hwy. 19. This is a two lane mountain road that is not suitable for tour buses and tractor trailers. Take exit 74, Hwy. 441 North. Go approximately four miles, to the Second traffic light and turn right on Casino Trail. Go a quarter of a mile to the casino entrance.
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Take I-40, to exit 407, Tennessee Hwy. 66. Tennessee Hwy. 66 becomes Hwy 441 South. This is a two lane road through the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. No commercial vehicles are allowed. When entering Cherokee turn left at the third traffic light onto Hwy. 19 North. The Casino is located on the left, on Hwy 19 North. It is advised to take I-40 West to NC exit 27 then follow the directions from Asheville. This is a longer route but it is 4 lane highway the entire trip.
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Take I-85 North, to I-985 North, to Hwy 441 North. Hwy. 74 West will join Hwy. 441 North. Take exit 74, Hwy. 441 North off of Hwy. 74 West. Go approximately four miles to the second traffic light and turn right on Casino Trail. Go a quarter of a mile to the casino entrance.
ParkingLocation: Various parking decks and lots at the casino.
Charge : Free
Box Office Numbers(828) 497-8899
Box Office HoursIn Advance : 11am – 7pm 1 day prior to show
Day of Event : 11am – half hour after show start time
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Will CallLocation : Box Office at Event Center
Hours : Same as Box Office hours
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Accessible SeatingThis is an accessible venue. Please call box office for accessible seating requests at (828) 497-7777.
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1994:Singer Willie Nelson was arrested on a misdemeanor drug charge after police in Hewitt, Texas, found the butt of a joint in the ashtray of his Mercedes-Benz.
2000:Singer Marc Anthony married former Miss Universe Dayanara Torres in Las Vegas. They divorced in 2004.
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Launch Scan to PIM installer error -2147024891, can't install scan to PIM file
Launch Scan to Web installer error -2147024891, can't install scan to Web file
Launch Scan to Photo Print installer error -2147024891, can't install Photo Print file
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My goal is to have an established solar cooking agency adopt the All Season Solar Cooker as its own.
If your mission is to promote solar cooking and introduce the most cost efficient designs, to pasteurize a greater quantity of water, and to cook a greater amount of food on any solar day, please continue reading.
I have tested the All Season Solar Cooker (ASSC) against commercially available panel and box cookers. Because of its ability to efficiently capture the rising sun, the All Season Solar Cooker pasteurizes more water in a single solar day.
I recently tested the ASSC against the world famous CooKit. The test involved pasteurizing water. The only variable was the design of the cooker. Both were reoriented once per hour. When the water in a cooker reached 160º the container was emptied and filled with fresh cold water.
At the end of the day, the ASSC had produced 8 liters of safe water. The CooKit had produced 4.
The key design feature of the ASSC is its adjustable, coordinated reflector array. The ASSC, working from one of two initial orientations "summer/midday" or "winter/morning", can focus on a solar elevation of 40º to 90º (summer) or 0º to 50º (winter). The ASSC accomplishes this while maintaining a level cooking floor at all times. The advantage of the ASSC is that it can efficiently capture the earliest morning sun - starting cooking far earlier than most other designs. The solar cook can obtain cooking-level temperatures from sunup to sundown.The ASSC folds into flat package that is very light weight for easy transportation and shipping.
NEW for 2011 - Plans for a larger cooker - the Jumbo ASSC - are now available for download from the website.
I believe that the low cost and high efficiency of the All Season Solar Cooker make it a great choice for solar cooking agencies' distribution programs.
The All Season Solar Cooker construction is taught at local workshops and cooking demonstrations sponsored by the San Diego Solar Cooking Club meetup group. Plans may be downloaded from the following links:
The plans can be found at: http://www.allseasonsolarcooker.info/solar-cooker-plans/
Find files here in the mean time: http://www.lifeskillsinternational.com/Survival/books-pdf/solar-ovens/
There is no charge for the plans, however, since the development of this cooker has taken 4 years and considerable personal expense, if you build and/or distribute the All Season Solar Cooker please acknowledge the inventor, tell me of your progress and send pictures of the cookers in use "on location".
Recent news and developments
- August 2013: Recently the All Season Solar Cooker has received increasing interest from those interested in disaster preparation and survival. Preparation and Survival groups have hosted workshops and have been building the ASSC from plans or from blanks purchased from the inventor. We are nearing production of a retail grade All Season Solar Cooker. Machine cut and covered, the newest model sports a slightly larger cooking area (12 by 12 vs. 11 by 11) to accomodate commonly available glassware and pots. The new combination of glassware and pots includes the 3 pound cooker from SCI and two 4 quart Pyrex mixing bowls. The website has been split and relocated: Education and some sales is handled through http://www.allseasonsolarcooker.info. The sales site is http://www.solarcooker.biz. And the ASSC is now available through Amazon. We continue our international outreach efforts and are working with agencies to support their solar cooking promotion efforts.
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This is one of my solutions for the exercise-distaste I wrote about in my New Year post! Keeping it short but challenging my whole body intense... Read more
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A week ago I made spicy Indonesian yam & peanut soup, a recipe from Anna Love's "Love Soup," which I got for Christmas. Food bloggers have posted the recipe online, so I don't have to type it out here.
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And happy Seventh Day of Christmas! I always like to celebrate all twelve of them.
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Tonight I made spicy Indonesian Peanut Chicken, & it proved to be great comfort food on a COOOOLLLD winter night!
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I made a Moroccan beet salad for Thanksgiving, & it was delicious!
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Well, I've continued my besotted exploration of Moroccan food by trying out spicy carrot & chickpea tagine, a Sparkrecipe:
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Ta-daaaa! Even though I didn't have to assemble the elliptical, it has been some work to get everything together for it. Rented a truck & went out to pick it up as planned... Read more
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I am in major reevaluation mode. Do I need to just accept where I am (164 lbs & BMI 23.5 today, well within normal though on the upper end) & focus on maintaining, or can I succeed in losing 14-15 lbs & THEN maintaining? I'm between 5'9" & 5'10"... Read more
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The Floater is a small boat in the second episode for Grand Theft Auto IV, The Ballad of Gay Tony. There are no main missions where the Floater is needed, although they can be used during the Drug Wars minigame and the Triathlon minigames. They can mostly be found boating along the Humboldt and West River.
The Floater's performace is relatively good. Its speed is better than other speed boats, like the Blade and so is the acceleration. It's steering is good, plus the braking.
- The name Floater is probably a reference to the term "floater", which means a floating piece of fecal matter, or a dead body floating in water.


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