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Pretty visuals but otherwise averageMadDemon64 | March 10, 2015 | See all MadDemon64's reviews »
Scarygirl has one of the prettiest and eye catching art designs I have ever seen. It perfectly captures the art style of Nathan Jurevicius, the creator of the character. However, that is all I can really say about the game. The story of Scarygirl is the standard "prophecy in the form of nightmares" one where you go in search of x because of y. Nothing new, but it gets the job done, if only because most video games today need a plot. The gameplay is also standard: a basic platforming side-scroller with some combat and access to gravity defying jumps and abilities. Again, nothing new, and gets the job done, but again, only because most video games. Same with the challenge. Scarygirl is a good game. It plays well and can be challenging at times. However the only thing it does new is its visuals. Those help elevate what might have otherwise been an average game that you have probably played before under a different name.
Prettyhannahclark2004 | July 9, 2013 | See all hannahclark2004's reviews »
Very pretty game. Perfect for platformer fans.
Fun and worthwhileDanielZo0 | June 11, 2013 | See all DanielZo0's reviews »
If you've got proper funds and a skill set to match, you'll have a good time with Scarygirl. While the presentation isn't as top shelf as those nifty stop-motion animated films I mentioned, it definitely holds up compared to other platformers of this nature. And the gameplay is fun too, as long as you don't develop an over reliance to throwing things around.
Fun platformerNfreak | Oct. 8, 2012 | See all Nfreak's reviews »
Scarygirl is not a perfect game and it does have its fair share of flaws, but if you look past them, which I urge you to do, what you will find is a surprisingly solid platformer. It has a wacky story going for it and really interesting graphics paired with good gameplay. The controls however pretty much demands that you use a gamepad, and if you do they are pretty good. However, if you opt to play with a keyboard as I initially did, you will find the game expecting you to have just as many arms as the octopus in the story. At least it felt that way to me. Also the game did not allow me to change resolution properly, but the gameplay made up for it. All in all I really enjoyed the game, and it will provide a couple hours of good fun to anyone who enjoys platformers.
Nice game to look atCooberstooge | Sept. 13, 2012 | See all Cooberstooge's reviews »
Scarygirl is essentially just a typical platformer, but its use of a visual style similar to the wackiness of Alice: Madness Returns sets it miles apart from every other similar title out there. A unique story and easy controls keep you playing right until the end, but average gameplay may not encourage you to give it more than one or two more goes. Graphically, the game is simply astounding, with different whimsical and fantastic creatures and scenes awaiting you on every level. There's things that are clearly animals, but essentially half-machine, and your character often walks on things that any sane human wouldn't go anywhere near. All this awesomeness doesn't hardly tax your machine, either, so even folks running older machines, so long as they meet the requirements, are good to go. Sound is good, although it somewhat pales in comparison to the visual style. Controls work well, and are your typical platform layout. The story is interesting, but is not something that is overly original. Playing in co-op with the giant rabbit is hilarious, though. The multiplayer community is of a decent size, although finding available co-op partners can be somewhat challenging. Overall, a decent game, but it doesn't have a lot of originality aside from the visuals. Would recommend a buy, but don't expect to be racking up piles of hours in it.
Only a good platformZinzun | Sept. 5, 2012 | See all Zinzun's reviews »
Scarygirl is "only" a nice game, so expect the classic things you find in every platform. Jump, kill enemies, take collectibles and so on. The graphic is good as the sound, but the game hasn't any elements that rise it from similar titles. Buy it when it will be on deal, it's not ugly, but it's not a masterpiece too.
Awesome!tjfoo | July 19, 2012 | See all tjfoo's reviews »
I love the story. The graphics of the game is good. As mentioned before, this game is a must-buy for platformer fans. Highly recommended.
Not that badhellinperson | June 16, 2012 | See all hellinperson's reviews »
Scarygirl is an 2.5D platformer. It has a wonderful art style. The levels have different paths and they are very big. The music is decent and the narrator has a cheesy voice. If you like platformers, you should get this game
Amazing Game!aqnickdan3 | June 16, 2012 | See all aqnickdan3's reviews »
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Le Claire, Iowa, November 8, 2011 – Mississippi River Distilling Company has recently been recognized with two exceptional industry awards for their spirits. MRDC's River Pilot Vodka received the Beverage Tasting Institute's (BTI) Gold Medal in the International Review of Spirits as well as a Bronze Medal at this year's 2011 New York International Spirits Competition (NYISC).River Pilot was recognized in BTI's Unflavored Vodka category. The tasting was completed in BTI's Chicago Tasting Room on November 1. River Pilot received a score of 90, which put it in the "Exceptional" category and garnered the gold medal award.
BTI described River Pilot as, "Aromas of rye cracker and salt water taffy with a satiny dryish medium-to-full body and a grainy, creamy vanilla, dusty stone, and Brazil nut accented finish. A nice balance of raw and refined characteristics."
The Beverage Testing Institute relies heavily on highly experienced, professional guest tasters who are either retailers, restaurateurs, or prominent writers that are especially knowledgeable about the beverage category being reviewed. All panelists are rigorously screened and audited and then trained in BTI's proprietary blind tasting methodology.
The second award came from the prestigious New York International Spirits Competition. NYISC uses trade-only judges from top to bottom that consist of people who are buyers from the top retail stores, restaurant and bar owners, distributors and importers. Each submission is placed in its product category and along with other spirits in its same price range. While the full list of 2011 winners has not yet been publicized, in 2010 only 2 medals were awarded in this highly competitive category.
"These are fantastic awards and such a compliment to what we are doing," Ryan Burchett, owner/distiller says. "To have a product handmade from local ingredients be recognized with by two prominent nationally recognized organizations in the industry is just outstanding. It lends a lot of credibility to what little guys like us are doing."
These awards are on the heels of another national recognition for MRDC's River Baron Vodka. In August, River Baron was recognized as the 8th best vodka made in the United States by TheFiftyBest.com.
It's been an exciting time at the distillery as MRDC crossed another big milestone over the weekend. The distillery welcomed its 20,000th visitor in less than 11 months of being open.
"It has been so encouraging to visit with all the people who have stopped in to see what we're all about," said owner/distiller Garrett Burchett. "People have taken such a tremendous interest in our locally grown products. We love having the opportunity to share our story with everyone who walks in the door and for them to see the grain-to-glass process in person."
Mississippi River Distilling Company is open from 10 AM to 5 PM Monday through Saturday and from 12 to 5 PM Sundays. Free tours are offered to the public daily on the hour from 12 to 4 PM or by appointment. The tour takes visitors through the entire distilling process. Tours end in the Grand Tasting Room with free samples of products for those patrons over 21 years of age. Mississippi River Distilling Company's next product release will be their much anticipated Cody Road Bourbon Whiskey will hit store shelves on December 2, 2011
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03-Nov-2014Koogmo #8
At last….a year in the making (and not much to show for it!) — Koogmo #8 is upon you! Much apologies for the long delay (I'm almost tempted to call it a hiatus). Real life grabbed me by the scruff of the neck and kicked the shit outta me in the sordid back alleys of […]
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Another thumb's down vote for the new format of my zine. This one from my buddy Joe ("the old record guy") at Vikon Village. Found this note left by him at my store today. He's been a regular reader of my zine since I opened up shop last January.
Sorry, Joe! I'm planning to stick […]
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"Koogmo readers are a smart, wise-ass bunch with wry commentary on American consumerist culture."
Indeed they are! Also, many of my readers are doing hard time in the big house.
As usual….more criticism of the low-tech stapled-in-the-lefthand-corner format. Calling it a "cheater zine." The nerve! Sorry, folks, but I'm keeping it that way. It's just easier […]
30-Nov-2013Koogmo #7
Beginning with this issue, I'll be experimenting with a smaller, tri-fold format, mostly written with a manual typewriter and mostly cut 'n pasted, literally, with glue stick and scissors. Easier for mailing to my regular subscribers, many of whom are doing time in the big house. Also trying to get away from that generic "created […]
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* More flea market stories! Never one to shy away from controversy, I have compiled further dispatches from the front lines at Vikon Village.
* Random stuff pounded […]
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Thanks for the visit. Now, i wonder if I hadn't cycled in Deinze... the scenery is similar to the one I saw years ago in Ghent area.
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Oakdale High graduate and resident Bryan Ehrenholm took home the distinction of Culinary Clash King on Thursday, March 25 after competing against three top-notch kitchen competitors in an Iron Chef-style contest sponsored by the DMC Foundation for the prize.
Kelli O'Bannon was one of 17 women recently honored at the Stanislaus County Commission for Women (SCCW) annual dinner hosted by Stanislaus County Commission for Women - and she's a teenager.
Attendance hit the 150 mark as attendees flocked to the community center Thursday, March 18 for the 37th annual Oakdale Ag Scholarship Luncheon to listen and learn about the "locavore" movement.
This April, the American Cancer Society will offer a unique and potentially life-changing opportunity to the tri-city area. On Saturday, April 24 the non-profit organization will host Cancer Prevention Study-3 (CPS-3). The research project will be hosted at Oakdale High School between the hours of 10 a.m. and 2 p.m., in conjunction with Oakdale's Ninth Annual Relay for Life.
The 2010 water season to start at the end of March was approved by the Oakdale Irrigation District Board of Directors at the March 16 regular meeting.
The fifth annual Home and Garden Show hosted by the Oakdale Chamber of Commerce boasted nine additional booths and 17 vendors, creating a very busy environment for attendees to the free event, Saturday, March 13 at the community center.
Tourism is big business and every city, town, and even country wants you to visit, stay a while and leave a bit of your cash behind when you say goodbye. The 11th annual Tourism Business Forum held in Riverbank at the Antigua Event Center on Thursday, March 11 was all about capitalizing on the "Staycation" phenomenon, and showcasing the region's hidden jewels with presentations by Carl Ribaudo on sustainable tourism and Jesse Roseman on the Paddle to the Sea program.
Local landscape architect Monica Perrone, ASLA, brought 18 of her UC Davis landscape architecture students to Brennan Park in Oakdale on Tuesday, March 2 to generate specific designs for the park in coordination with Cheryl Bolin, Director of Parks and Recreation, as part of their quarter final project.
A 48-year-old Oakdale man was struck by a truck while crossing West F Street in the 1100 block on Saturday, March 6 around 8:15 p.m. He suffered major injuries and later died at Doctors Medical Center in Modesto.
The man, identified as Michael Harrell, was not in a crosswalk when the accident occurred and preliminary tests revealed a very high BAC (blood alcohol content) limit, said police. The man had a history of alcohol abuse, according to police.
The struggling economy continues to cause ripples in the water, including that of the kiddie pool as preschools and daycares face dwindling enrollment.
Oompa Loompas, candy creations, and Willy Wonka will take center stage at Sierra View Elementary School in its upcoming student performance of Roald Dahl's "Willy Wonka, Jr." The elementary students have been rehearsing almost daily since late January with help from Oakdale High School drama teacher Bryan Mills and some of his drama students.
In celebration of National FFA Week, the Oakdale High School FFA chapter held its annual dinner and cake auction fundraiser on Feb. 24, bringing out supporters who were there to open their wallets for the sweet stuff.
Oakdale High School Junior Emily Wallace has earned the medallion as Oakdale's Junior Miss 2011.
The Olympic Spirit is alive and well at Fair Oaks Elementary School. Organized and spurred on by self-proclaimed Olympic buff and fifth/sixth grade teacher Michelle Danner, the whole school joined in the activities and learned about the games.
Oakdale student scientists from the junior high and high school are gearing up for the 24th Annual Stanislaus County Science Olympiad on Saturday, March 6. They will be competing amongst more than 550 students representing area junior and senior high schools in the daylong event.
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I joined WW online yesterday. I am a SHAM to two little boys, age 2 years and 6 weeks. I EBF the baby. I am wanting to lose the seventy or so pounds I've gained over the last ten years. I was a very competitive swimmer for ten years, I quit after a car wreck when I was 18. Since then I've gaining weight. Even when I was training 20 hours a week, I weighed 160-165. I'm 5'3''. I'm hoping to get back into the 160's, even though the BMI says I should weigh 120-140, but I haven't weighed that since middle school, lol.
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INDIANAPOLIS — Gov. Mike Pence is having a heck of a time getting Hoosiers to take their money back.
The first-term Republican governor made a pledge to cut personal income taxes by 10 percent the centerpiece of his campaign. Even then, it really didn't catch fire.
Indiana House Speaker Brian Bosma, R-Indianapolis, has complained that Pence gave legislative leaders very little notice — Bosma said it was 45 minutes — before announcing the proposed tax cut. Bosma expressed skepticism about the tax cut almost immediately, and he hasn't wavered much from that position. When the House unveiled its proposed budget, Pence's tax cut was nowhere to be found in it.
Nor has the public rallied to Pence's side.
The best, that is, the most unbiased, poll on the issue came from Ball State University. It showed that a clear majority of Hoosiers don't want Pence's tax cut.
To change that, the tea party group Americans for Prosperity, a prefabricated conservative populist group largely funded by a couple of conservative billionaires, launched a statewide advertising campaign aimed at igniting support for Pence's plan. It fizzled so badly that Pence himself had to ask the group to change the tone of its ads.
There hasn't been much evidence that the group's ad campaign has moved public opinion in any noticeable way.
Worse, it seems to have hardened Bosma's opposition to Pence's plan.
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The popular perception, after all, is that Indiana is supposed to be among the reddest of the red states, a place so conservative that Hoosiers think Rush Limbaugh is soft on socialism. In Indiana, the residents are supposed to view tax cuts the way religious leaders view miracles, as divine occurrences from which most blessings flow.
The makeup of the state's government supports that perception.
Every statewide office but one is in Republican hands. Both the Indiana House and Senate are so firmly controlled by the GOP that Democrats might as well consider their stays in Indianapolis for the legislative session an extended holiday away from home. And the state's Supreme Court is studded with GOP appointees.
In this case, though, the numbers can be deceiving.
Hoosiers are a lot more divided in their political allegiances than the Republican dominance would suggest. Bosma, one of the state's canniest politicians, probably knows that.
Consider the statewide races.
Pence won the governor's seat with less than a majority of the votes, 49.8 percent. A Democrat, Glenda Ritz, won the state superintendent of public instruction's office with more votes than Pence got. And the statewide official who got the most votes — Attorney General Greg Zoeller, a Republican — ran a largely apolitical campaign, presenting himself as the humble executor of the state's laws.
The voters' verdict in the legislative races also wasn't as decisive as the GOP's dominance in the General Assembly would suggest. Hoosiers gave Republican candidates for the Indiana House, for example, 54 percent of their votes, but the GOP claimed 69 of the 100 seats. That 54 percent is a healthy majority in political terms but not the landslide that Republicans' hold on the House seems to indicate.
Instead, it's a tribute to skillful — no, almost surgical — gerrymandering. Republicans control the General Assembly so decisively in part because they control the maps.
That control of the maps, of course, is designed to protect Indiana lawmakers from vigorous general election campaigns. But gerrymandering this effective also pretty much immunizes lawmakers from public pressure unless it reaches epic proportions.
The tea party's ad campaign isn't likely to whip up that level of support. Nearly 50 percent of Hoosiers are either Democrats or independents and aren't likely to side with the Americans for Prosperity under any circumstances.
That leaves the tea party with having to mobilize all Republicans and conservative-leaning independents to carry the day.
It won't happen because Hoosiers have shown that the tax cut isn't what they want.
What Hoosiers seem to want is assurance that the state's schools will be funded, that Indiana's roads and bridges will be safe and that there will be some money set aside for hard times, should they come.
Hoosiers don't want their money back. They seem to want to spend it on making their state a better place for their children and themselves.
And no outside ad campaign is likely to change that.
John Krull is director of Franklin College's Pulliam School of Journalism, host of "No Limits" WFYI 90.1 FM Indianapolis and executive editor of TheStatehouseFile.com, a news website powered by Franklin College journalism students.


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Well, I'm just getting back into biking after a long time away. The last bikes I owned were a boy's bmx style huffy, and a men's shwinn ten speed that was to big for me, but my parents got it cheep. Anyway, when I was thirteen both bikes were stolen at the same time, and I didn't have the money to replace them, so I have been without a bike...until now. I'm a nursing student and about to finish my first year of nursing school in another week (only one more year to go!!!), and I will be staying home with my daughter for the summer.
My daughter, for her birthday in April, got a 16" Trek bike that was more than we had intended to spend on a bike, but huffy's are not what they used to be.... Like any four year old she wanted a "Dora the Explorer" bike, and I researched them and told my husband that they did not get very good reviews. Uncharacteristically, for him, he ignored this cautionary advice in his zeal to get her exactly what she wanted. Well, the night before her birthday party he's putting the thing together, and it's awfull! Handle bars were tweaked, brakes rubbed and could'nt be adjusted, fenders rubbed the wheels, etc. This was a Saturday evening at around 9pm, so here we are frantically trying to figure out what, where, and how to get her a better bike before her birthday party the next day at 1pm. So, we ended up spending 3x the cost of the Dora bike to get her a good quality bike that she should have for a few years as it's very adjustable.
I watched my daughter take off on the bike (with training wheels of course), and she was having a blast! I had been racking my brain for something to do over the summer to get some excercise, and to have some fun with my daughter. So, I decided to ask for a bike of my own for Mother's day, and after an exhaustive search of ebay, stores, craigslist, etc, I found a suitable bike in my price range ($75.00), and ordered a bike rack for my car (a Thule) off of ebay. The bike I got is a bca womens cruiser/comfort bike, and, as I understand it, this was a Bethlehem, PA, based company that had a good reputation for many years, but eventually went out of business.
My husband now want's a bike of his own, so this is something we plan to get into doing as a family. I'll be looking at suitable places to take the family in the SE PA region that have good trails that my daughter can handle ok, and not a lot of traffic to worry about (from cars anyway).
Anyway, that's pretty much my info. and I'll probably be checking out some of the forums as I learn more about bikes, and where to go!


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P. L. TRAVERS was born Helen Lyndon Goff in Australia on August 9, 1899, the eldest of three children of Robert and Margaret Travers Goff. Her childhood was marked by a sense of the wonder and mystery of the natural world—a sense reinforced by her parents, who, she has said in interviews, offered their children few explanations. Like the children she would later write about in her famous Mary Poppins books, she and her siblings were cared for by a series of nannies. Most were Irish, like her father, and Helen early developed a taste for Irish writers such as Yeats. She was allowed to read indiscriminately among her parents' few books; of children's authors she liked Lewis Carroll, Edith Nesbit, and Beatrix Potter.
Robert Goff died when Helen was 14, and after several years of straitened circumstances, Helen left Australia for England. There she began writing seriously: she befriended the editor of Irish Statesman, A. E. ( George William Russell), who would have a significant influence upon her thinking, and she began publishing poems in his journal. She wrote criticism as well and published reviews of books, theater, and films in New English Weekly from 1933 until 1949 (although, during the war, she fled England temporarily for the United States).
Although Travers has published widely, she is most well known for her Mary Poppins books. According to Travers, the idea arose spontaneously when she was pressed to amuse several children. In interviews she has insisted on the mystery of the creative process and prefers to see herself as more a conduit than a creator; she has developed this idea in her extensive thinking about the role of fairy tale and myth in our culture. The story that ultimately became Mary Poppins ( 1934) would introduce readers to a character and uses of magic that are almost archetypal. Although not without its critics—who noted, for instance, a strain of racism that Travers would later excise—the book was extremely successful and has been followed by nine others centering upon the mythical nanny.
In addition to her Mary Poppins books, Travers has written about characters in her childhood, about the fragmenting experience of war, and about the mythic figures Hanuman and Sleeping Beauty. She worked as a consulting editor for Parabola: The Magazine for Myth and Tradition from 1976 until her death in 1996.


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It's pure darkness at 4:55 in the morning as a group of students gather in front of the Union ready for a morning of Illini rowing team practice — the first practice with new novices who made the team after two weeks of intense tryouts.
"Hey everybody," a cheerful Michael Roggeman says to an audience who merely look at him while rubbing the sleep from their eyes.
"You can tell when I've had my coffee," explains Roggeman, the team president. "Some days I'm like, 'Who's ready to row today?' and other days I'm like 'Hello.' Everyone knows when I've had my coffee."
The rowers disperse into cars and begin the 20-minute drive to Homer Lake, where their equipment is stored and practice is held during fall and spring. In the winter months the rowers use indoor rowing machines called ergs.
Together, eight men and one woman begin stretches and warm-ups, preparing for the physical challenge ahead. The woman, Elizabeth Smith, leads the men as they hoist the boat over their shoulders and move into the water. Smith, a freshman in LAS, is the coxswain, meaning she keeps the rowers taking a straight, safe route and motivates them during races.
"We're the brains, they're the brawn," Smith says with a laugh. "I like being in control, I'm a little bossy."
The rowers enter the water as Erik Kroeker, the men's head coach, starts them warming up. Then they row 500 meters, a short distance sprint compared to competition — typically, 2,000 meters is a spring sprint race, while fall head races are as long as 5 kilometers.
The coach wants to tire them so he can see what mistakes they start to make, looking to see what the rowers will do wrong come race time.
"When you're rowing, your entire body gets tired," Kroeker says. "Arms, legs, lungs, muscles. That is when the little mistakes come out."
The eight men row in a line straight back, following Smith's every command as she yells different strokes and keeps the crew's pace.
The men row together in sync, placing their oars in the water, hauling it through, releasing the blade, recovering the oar and doing it again, all while listening to Smith talk over her microphone.
"People think she's just saying row, row, row your boat, but really there's a lot more to it than that," Kroeker said. "She is the key to communication."
Kroeker rows as fast as he can in a separate boat behind the rowers, unable to keep up because of the manpower shortage of one versus eight.
He watches the man in the stroke seat falter, worrying the men behind him will do the same.
"It's like a game of telephone," Kroeker said. "Everyone follows the lead of the person in front of him."
Some rowers are novices like Smith and freshman Ben Feicht, who rowed during high school. Others have been around, like senior Roggeman, who never rowed before joining the team his sophomore year.
The rowers make up varsity, novice and women's teams. This is the first year the team had tryouts, which ran for two weeks in an effort to find people truly committed to the sport.
"If you're athletic, you can learn how to row," Roggeman said. "We want people who are dedicated, though, who we can count on to come at five in the morning. Because you can't do this alone, you're not going to get very far in the boat if one person is slacking off."
This season they are ready for new things. On Oct. 22 the team will compete at the Head of the Charles River Regatta in Boston, Mass., one of the largest rowing regattas in the world.
The competitiveness and the sport is what most people come for — when Feicht looked at colleges he made sure they had a rowing team — but the teamwork and the friendships are what people stay for.
"You meet people here that you're friends with through all of college," Roggeman said.
"My roommate is from the team, it's just a great group," he added.
As practice ends and the team rows in, everybody is more awake. And much wetter than before, dumping water out of the boat onto the dock.
"It's a rare opportunity to be at a competitive level in college," Kroeker said. "If people want to try something new and do competitive sports at a collegiate level, we're a great opportunity to do that."
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Watch the trailer for Urban Lines: Fish Where You Are, a new documentary about fly fishing in the Potomac. [PoPville]
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Despite fear-mongering headlines, the Twinkie is not dead yet. Consumed by Americans at a rate of 500 million a year, the creme-filled sponge cake created in 1930 has been given a reprieve by a New York bankruptcy judge, allowing its maker, Hostess Brands Inc., more time to reorganize during its financial and labor battle with creditors, including the Western Conference of Teamsters in Seattle.
That news led to demonstrations just last Friday by Seattle Teamsters and other unions representing Hostess' U.S.bakery workers. Teamsters Local 117, accusing Hostess of "corporate looting," passed out handbills at the chain's bakery on Dexter Avenue, noting that rank-and-file unionized workers haven't received a significant pay increase for years. Hostess, the Teamsters said, stopped making payments on workers' pension plan last August, a month after it increased the salaries of eleven top executives by 80 percent.
Hostess has now announced it will reverse the pay hikes.
According to The Deal, Hostess had a net loss of $138 million in 2010 and a $341 million net loss last year. The corporation blamed high legacy costs of pensions and medical benefits, along with inflexible labor work rules.
The Western Conference of Teamsters Pension Plan of Seattle is owed $7 million by Hostess and is among the company's largest unsecured creditors listed in bankruptcy court records. The biggest creditor is Bakery & Confectionery Union & Industry International Pension Fund of Kensington, Md, owed $944 million.
At a court hearing this week, Hostess sought court approval to shed collective bargaining agreements with the Teamsters and bakers' unions - which the unions said would create instant chaos and a nationwide strike. That led to concerns that the Twinkie and its sibling treats would disappear, perhaps forever, from food shelves.
But a company spokesperson says the court has granted a 90-day extension to Hostess to file a new reorganization plan and solicit acceptances to it, The Deal reports. Hostess also said it was still trying to negotiate new union agreements and needed more time to complete a search for an investor to finance its emergence from Chapter 11.
That more-positive news comes just two weeks after National Twinkie Day, in case you missed it. In a news release, Hostess recalled that James Dewar invented the Twinkie in 1930, calling it "the best darn-tootin' idea I ever had." The company also claimed to have improved on its iconic treat with the limited-edition release of Chocolate Creme Twinkies last year.
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Introducing the Anchorage Makerspace | Icarus Interstellar's Community Research Lab
posted by Andreas Tziolas on March 11, 2014
Makerspaces are community driven machine, electronics and creative arts shops where people pay a subscription to become members. Through November, Icarus members helped round up 25 Founders of the Anchorage Makerspace and opened up a shop in Midtown Anchorage. As the first mAKerspace in Alaska, the team is organizing workshops on 3d printing, welding, woodworking, electronics, programming, etc. Ultimately the telecommunications systems and protocols, thrusters, cloud chambers, fusors, stratospheric balloons, amateur rockets and eventually small satellites.
Any organization transitioning from Research into Development, must struggle through administrative and financial risks. Even more so when the team is international and spread around all over the world, like ours. We've attempted to open physical research labs via universities, dedicated grants and co-shared spaces with only small success. We needed a free thinking environment, where volunteerism and community values stack up towards breaking technological barriers (and having fun). The Anchorage Makerspace has become the manifestation of these hopes and desires, with tremendous side-benefits through the vibrant maker community and kinship.
Coordinating a lab space is no small task. The workspace must be as attractive, as it is functional as well as safe and vibrant, so at to attract new members. The space itself has gone through multiple iterations to try and pack in as many tools, storage and available workspace as we can in the 1,400 sq.ft semi-industrial lot we have.
Current ongoing programs include:
– Robotics
– Woodworking
– Arduino / RPi and Microelectronics Programing
– 3d Printing
– High Altitude Balloon (Near Space-1 project)
With many more to come. We'll post more news as the Makerspace continues to deploy. In the mean time you can follow our progress through the AMS Facebook page:
The Anchorage Makerspace is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization under fiscal sponsorship by Icarus Interstellar.
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North American Computational Linguistics Olympiad hosted by Emory University
Published: 02/06/2015
On Jan 29, 2015, the Department of Mathematics and Computer Science and the Program in Linguistics and hosted the North American Computational Linguistics Olympiad. NACLO is a contest in which high school students solve problems in computational linguistics. Winners of the competition can participate in an invitational round, which can ultimately lead to participation in an international competition. This year Emory joined other top universities (52 in all) in hosting the event, including Carnegie Mellon, Columbia, Cornell, Dartmouth, Georgetown, Johns Hopkins, MIT, Stanford, Michigan, Penn, and Yale. Emory was the only school in the southeast to serve as a host. Invitations were sent to over 70 high school academic bowl coaches in Georgia, ultimately yielding 23 participants, and putting Emory in the top third of schools in the nation in terms of number of participants. The event was held in the Winship Ballroom, and participants received a mug (with an Emory logo), a campus tour, and lunch at Cox Hall. Emory undergraduate students from Computer Science and Linguistics Science helped to run the event. The main organizers of the event was Jinho Choi from Computer Science and Phillip Wolff from Linguistics.
Dr. Alessandro Veneziani profiled in the Italian newspaper LEco di Bergamo
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Number Theory Research ranked 15th among the top 100 stories in science in 2014
Published: 12/01/2014
Ken Ono, Asa Griggs Candler Professor of Mathematics, and his collaborators Michael Griffin and Ole Warnaar, have been recognized for their groundbreaking research in number theory and representation theory. Their framework of Rogers-Ramanujan identities has been ranked the 15th among the top 100 stories in science in 2014 by Discover magazine.
Here is a link to the story: http://discovermagazine.com/2015/jan-feb/15-a-beautiful-find.
Team Emory LTL Places third at the ACM ICPC SE Regionals Competition
Published: 11/17/2014
The Department of Mathematics and Computer Science wish to congratulate Denis Savenkov, Liqi Shu, Tony Wang, and Tianyi Lu for placing third in Division 2 of the ACM ICPC SE Regionals competition.
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1 Getting Started
1.1 FMI Code Generation Steps
This chapter describes how to use the FMI template and in the Example: RLC Circuit Model section of this chapter, a step by step procedural example shows you how to create an FMU archive file. The FMU Generation template consists of the following steps to generate C code:
Subsystem selection
Inputs/Outputs and parameter management
FMI code generation options
Generate FMI C code
View generated FMI C code
The FMI Connector package
The FMI Connector package is a collection of procedures for manually generating and compiling FMI code from MapleSim models. For information about the FMI Connector package, in Maple, enter ?FMIConnector at a prompt in a Maple worksheet.
1.2 Opening an FMI Template
To open the FMU Generation template
Click Templates (
) in the main toolbar and select the FMU Generation template.
In the Attachment field, provide a worksheet name and click Create Attachment. Your MapleSim model opens in a Maple worksheet in the Subsystem Selection window.
From the drop down list select a subsystem. The subsystem and its contents appear in the MapleSim embedded component window.
1.3 Using the C FMU Generation Template
The MapleSim FMI Connector provides an FMU Generation template in the form of a Maple worksheet for manipulating and exporting MapleSim subsystems as FMU archive files. This template contains pre-built embedded components that allow you to export FMU archive files from a MapleSim subsystem.
With this template, you can define inputs and outputs for the system, set the level of code optimization, generate the source code, and choose the format of the resulting FMU component and library code. You can use any Maple commands to perform task analysis, assign model equations to a variable, group inputs and outputs and define additional input and output ports for variables.
Note: FMU component generation now handles all systems modeled in MapleSim, including hybrid systems with defined signal input (RealInput) and signal output (RealOutput) ports.
Example models are available in the FMI Connector Examples palette in MapleSim.
Step 1: Subsystem Selection
This part of the template identifies the subsystem modeling components that you want to export as a block component. Since FMI only supports data signals, properties on acausal connectors such as mechanical flanges and electrical pins, must be converted to signals using the appropriate ports.
To connect a subsystem to modeling components outside of its boundary, you add subsystem ports to your model. A subsystem port is an extension of a component port in your subsystem. The resulting signals can then be directed as inputs and outputs for the FMU archive files. By creating a subsystem you improve the visual layout of a system in the model workspace and also prepare the model for export. The example in Chapter 2 shows you how to group all of the components into a subsystem.
Note: For connectors you must use signal components since acausal connectors can not be converted to a signal.
You can select which subsystems from your model you want to export to an FMU archive file. After selecting a subsystem, click Load Selected Subsystem. All defined input and output ports are loaded.
Step 2: Inputs/Outputs and Parameter Management
The Inputs/Outputs and Parameter Management interface lets you customize, define and assign parameter values to specific ports. Subsystem components to which you assign the parameter inherit a parameter value defined at the subsystem level.
After the subsystem is loaded you can group individual input and output variable elements into a vector array, and add additional input and output ports for customized parameter values. Input ports can include variable derivatives, and output ports can include subsystem state variables. You can specify prefixes for both input and output port variables. The prefix for the input (output) port variables will be applied to all the variables in the input ports (outputs) table.
Note: If the parameters are not marked for export they will be numerically substituted. Parameters marked as tunable will also be marked for export by default. However, tunable parameters will be ignored if FMI Version and Environment (see Step 3: FMI C Code Generation Options) are anything other than FMI 2.0 and Co-Simulation. To use fully qualified parameter names for the generated FMU, check the corresponding checkbox; otherwise, short parameter names will be used by default.
Step 3: FMI C Code Generation Options
The FMI Component Options settings specify the advanced options for the code generation process.
FMI version and environment
Select the FMI version and environment for your code. You can choose between FMI 1.0, FMI 2.0 RC1, and FMI 2.0 for the version, and between Model Exchange and Co-Simulation for the environment.
Embedded Solver for Co-Simulation
If you are exporting to the Co-Simulation environment, specify the fixed-step solver and maximum stepsize.
Optimization Options
Set the level of code optimization to specify whether equations are left in their implicit form or converted to an ordinary differential equation (ODE) system during the code generation process. This option specifies the degree of simplification applied to the model equations during the code generation process and eliminates redundant variables and equations in the system.
Select one of the following options:
None (0): no optimization is performed; the default equations will be used in the generated code.
Partial (1, 2): removes redundant equations from the system.
Full (3): performs index reduction to reduce the system to an ODE system or a differential algebraic equation (DAE) system of index 1, and removes redundant equations.
Constraint Handling Options
The Constraint Handling Options specifies whether the constraints are satisfied in a DAE system by using constraint projection in the generated FMU archive file. Use this option to improve the accuracy of a DAE system that has constraints. If the constraint is not satisfied, the system result may deviate from the actual solution and could lead to an increase in error at an exponential rate.
Set the Maximum number of projection iterations to specify the maximum number of times that a projection is permitted to iterate to obtain a more accurate solution.
Set the Error tolerance to specify the desirable error tolerance to achieve after the projection.
Select Apply projection during event iterations to interpolate iterations to obtain a more accurate solution.
Constraint projection is performed using the constraint projection routine in the External Model Interface as described on The MathWorks web site to control the drift in the result of the DAE system.
Event Handling Options
The Event Handling Options specifies whether the events are satisfied in a DAE system by using event projection in the generated FMU archive file. Use this option to improve the accuracy of a DAE system with events. If the constraint is not satisfied, the system result may deviate from the actual solution and could lead to an increase in error at an exponential rate.
Set the Maximum number of event iterations to specify the maximum number of times that a projection is permitted to iterate to obtain a more accurate solution.
Set the Width of event hysteresis band to specify the desirable error tolerance to achieve after the projection.
Event projection is performed using the event projection routine in the External Model Interface as described on The MathWorks web site to control the drift in the result of the DAE system.
Note: Currently, if the model has events, they are handled using the event handling functions in the generated MsimModel.c file, and not the FMI provided Event Handling routines.
Baumgarte Constraint Stabilization
The Baumgarte constraint stabilization method stabilizes the position constraint equations, by combining the position, velocity, and acceleration constraints into a single expression. By integrating the linear equation in terms of the acceleration, the Baumgarte parameters, alpha and beta, act to stabilize the constraints at the position level.
Baumgarte: Apply the Baumgarte constraint stabilization.
Alpha: Set the derivative gain for Baumgarte constraint stabilization.
Beta: Set the proportional gain for Baumgarte constraint stabilization.
Optional Information
In the generated FMU archive file, model information (e.g. variable names, units and initial values) are stored in a text file in XML format. Additional information about the model, such as the model author, description, and version, can also be included in this file.
Author: Name and organization of the model author (for example, J. Smith, Maplesoft http://www.maplesoft.com).
Description: Brief description of the model (for example, Model of a lithium-ion battery).
Version: Model version or FMU version.
Copyright: Intellectual property copyright (for example, (C) Maplesoft 2015).
License: Intellectual property licensing (for example, Proprietary, Public Domain, or BSD License).
Step 4: Generate FMI C Code
Generating the C code creates temporary files for viewing purposes.
Select Remove temporary `fmiTMPXXXXXX`directory to remove temporary files after code generation.
Specify the locations for the Target Directory and Visual C++ Directory.
Note: The Visual C++ Directory is not required for Linux and Macintosh® platforms. For Windows platforms, the Visual C++ Directory is usually located at: C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 10.0\VC (64-bit) or C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio 10.0\VC (32-bit). If necessary, navigate to the correct Visual C++ Directory for your platform using the Browse button.
Provide a name for the generated FMU Archive.
If required, set the binary target to 32-bit or 64-bit.
Select Remove Source Files from the FMU Archive: to remove source files after code generation.
To generate an FMU archive click Generate FMU Archive.
Note: If your model contains an external library, you must add the directory that contains the external library to your search path. See Adding External Libraries to Your Search Path for instructions on how to do this.
Step 5: View Generated FMI C Code
After the C code is generated, the FMI C Code and MsimModel.c components can be viewed.
1.4 Viewing Examples
Within MapleSim there are many examples for you to view.
To view an example:
In the Libraries tab on the left side of the MapleSim window, expand the FMI Connector Examples palette, and click the entry for the model that you want to view.
Note: Some models include additional documents, such as templates that display model equations or define custom components.
In the Project tab, expand the Attachments palette and then expand Documents. You can open any of these documents by right-clicking (Control-clicking, for Macintosh) its entry in the list and clicking View. After you add a template to a model, it will be available from this list.
1.5 Example: RLC Circuit Model
In this example, you will generate an FMU archive file using an RLC circuit model created in MapleSim.
To generate an FMU archive file:
From the FMI Connector Examples palette, open the RLC Parallel Circuit example.
Click Templates (
) in the main toolbar.
From the list, select the FMU Generation template.
In the Attachment field, enter RLC Circuit as the worksheet name.
Click Create Attachment. Your MapleSim model opens in Maple, using the selected template.
Browse to the RLC subsystem by selecting the subsystem name from the drop-down menu in the toolbar above the model diagram. This menu displays all of the subsystems and components in your MapleSim model.
Click Load Selected Subsystem. All of the template fields are populated with information specific to the subsystem displayed in the model diagram. You can now specify which subsystem parameters will be kept as configurable parameters in the generated block.
In the FMI Code C Generation Options section, set the Optimization Options to Full (3). This option specifies the degree of simplification applied to the model equations during the code generation process, and eliminates redundant variables and equations in the system.
In the Generate FMI C Code section of the template, specify the target, the Visual C++ directories and FMU archive name.
Click Generate FMU Archive. The .fmu zip file is created and saved in the target directory.
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Seeking additional male and female dancers for the Kaleidoscope Dance Theatre/Sean McLeod Dance Experience's company and corporate positions in its 25th anniversary year, including their upcoming Spring NYC performance event, the New York Dance Festival's 25th Anniversary KDT Concert, and "A Day in Dance" Gala in the Finger Lakes, and ...
Audition: May 27
'Vlogging From The End Of The World'
- Rehearses Aug. 27-28 in Santa Monica, CA; shoots Sept. 1-11 in and around Los Angeles.
- Auditions: May 27 in Santa Monica, CA
Casting for a new YouTube based web series called "Vlogging From The End Of The World." It is set in a world where the supervillains have won, and follows a group of five college-age kids trying to get back to their families amidst the chaos.
Audition: May 28
- Shows in summer in Chicago, IL.
- Auditions: May 28, 29 in Chicago, IL
Casting "Mary Poppins," a musical. Project description: "A magic nanny comes to work for a cold banker's unhappy family."
Audition: Aug 15
New Jersey Theatre Alliance 2016 Combined Auditions
- Rehearsal and performance dates vary depending on the theatre.
- Auditions: Aug 15, 16 in New Brunswick, NJ
- Seeking submissions nationwide/worldwide
Seeking actors for the New Jersey Theatre Alliance (NJTA), the service organization for the state's professional (Actor's Equity) theatres auditions. Not all Alliance member theatres participate in these auditions and we will not have a confirmed list of participating theatres until about a week before the auditions.