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- What is FERPA (Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act)?
- What are education records?
- Access to student education records
- Student's right to inspect, review, and/or correct his/her records
- Types, locations and custodians of education records
- What is directory or public information?
- Restricting release of directory information
- Annual notification to students
- FERPA training
- FERPA tutorial
- Comments/Questions
- Filing a complaint
- FERPA forms
- Acknowledgement
WHAT IS FERPA (Family Educational Rights & Privacy Act)?
The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974, as amended (also sometimes referred to as the Buckley Amendment), is a federal law regarding the privacy of student records and the obligations of the institution, primarily in the areas of release of the records and the access provided to these records. Any educational institution that receives funds under any program administered by the U.S. Secretary of Education is bound by FERPA requirements. Institutions that fail to comply with FERPA may have funds administered by the Secretary of Education withheld.
Under FERPA, education records are defined as records that are directly related to a student and are maintained by an education agency or institution or by a party acting for the agency or institution. Education records can exist in any medium, including: typed, computer generated, videotape, audiotape, film, microfilm, microfiche and email, among others.
Education records DO NOT INCLUDE such things as:
- sole possession records, i.e., records/notes in sole possession of the maker, used only as a personal memory aid and not revealed or accessible to any other person except a temporary substitute for the maker of the record (this might include notes an instructor makes while providing career/professional guidance to a student);
- medical treatment records that include but are not limited to records maintained by physicians, psychiatrists, and psychologists;
- employment records when employment is not contingent on being a student, provided the record is used only in relation to the individual's employment;
- records created and maintained by a law enforcement unit used only for only that purpose, are revealed only to law enforcement agencies of the same jurisdiction, and the enforcement unit does not have access to education records;
- post-attendance records, i.e., information about a person that was obtained when the person was no longer a student (alumni records) and does not relate to the person as a student.
According to FERPA, personally identifiable information in an education record may not be released without prior written consent from the student. Some examples of information that MAY NOT BE RELEASED without prior written consent of the student are:
- citizenship
- disciplinary status
- ethnicity
- gender
- grade point average (GPA)
- marital status
- SSN/Sac State I.D.
- grades/exam scores
- test scores (e.g., SAT, GRE, etc.)
The university will not release personally identifiable information from a student's education record without the student's prior written consent. Even parents are not permitted access to their son or daughter's education records unless the student has provided written authorization permitting the parents' access. Exceptions are noted in the university's policy (located in the Office of the General Counsel and in the Office of the Vice President for Student Affairs) concerning the privacy of student education records and includes: access by "campus officials" who the institution has determined to have a "legitimate educational interest;" access by campus officials at other schools where the student seeks to enroll; access for the purpose of awarding financial aid and subpoenas.
At Sacramento State these terms are defined below:
"Campus official" is any person employed by the university in an administrative, supervisory, academic, research or support staff position, a student serving on an official university committee, or a person employed by or under contract to the university to perform a specific task. A "campus official" has a "legitimate educational interest" whenever he or she is performing a task that is specified in his or her position, description, or by a contract agreement, performing a task related to a student's education, performing a task related to the discipline of a student, providing a service or benefit relating to the student (such as health care, advising, counseling, job placement or financial aid.)
Students and former students have rights to inspect and review their education records within 45 days from making such a request. The right of inspection and review includes: the right to access, with an explanation and interpretation of the record; the right to a copy of the education record when failure to provide a copy of the record would effectively prevent the student from inspecting and reviewing the record. The institution may refuse to provide a copy of a student's education record provided such refusal does not limit access.
Limitations exist on students' rights to inspect and review their education records. For example, the institution is not required to permit students to inspect and review the following:
- financial information submitted by parents;
- education records containing information about more than one student (however, the institution must permit access to that part of the records which pertains only to the inquiring student);
- confidential letters and recommendations placed in the student's file before 01/01/75;
- confidential letters and statements of recommendation, placed in the records after 01/01/75, to which the student has waived his or her right to review and that are related to the student's admission, application for employment or job placement, or receipt of honors.
Students may request that their education records be amended if they believe such information is inaccurate, misleading, or in violation of privacy rights. Students must request in writing that the office that maintains those records amend them. Students should identify the part of the records they want corrected and specify why they believe it is inaccurate, misleading, or in violation of privacy rights.
|Academic Records
|Registrar's Service Center, 1st Floor, Lassen Hall
|University Registrar
|Financial Aid Records
|Financial Aid, Lassen Hall 1006
|Financial Records
|Financial Services, Lassen Hall 1003
|Director, University Bursar
|Health Records
|Student Health Center
|Student Conduct Records
|Student Affairs, Lassen Hall 3008
|Judicial Officer
Directory Information is defined as that information contained in an education record of the student that generally would not be considered harmful or an invasion of privacy if disclosed.
The following is considered DIRECTORY INFORMATION and Sacramento State will release and make available to the public UNLESS notified by the student to withhold release of this information:
- Student's name
- addresses
- university e-mail address
- telephone number
- likenesses used in university publications including photographs
- date of birth
- major field of study
- class level
- dates of attendance
- enrollment status (part/full-time)
- degrees earned
- awards and honors (e.g. Dean's Honor List) received
- participation in University recognized activities and sports
- weight and height of members of athletic teams
- most recent educational agency or institution attended by the student
According to FERPA, a student can request that the institution not release any directory information about him/her. Institutions must comply with this request, once received, if the student is still enrolled.
At Sacramento State, students who wish to restrict the release of directory information about themselves must complete a "Request To Prevent Disclosure of Directory Information" form, available at the Registrar's Service Center, first floor, Lassen Hall. Students can restrict the release of all of their directory information by submitting the completed form in person to the Registrar's Service Center, first floor, Lassen Hall, and must be accompanied by a photo I.D.
Students who wish to restrict directory information should realize that their names will not appear in the commencement bulletin and other university publications. Also, employers, credit card companies, loan agencies, scholarship committees and the like will be denied any of the student's directory information and will be informed that we have no information available about the student's attendance at Sacramento State. Students who wish to have directory information released may do so by providing a written authorization to the Registrar's Service Center, first floor, Lassen Hall. .
Consistent with its obligations under FERPA, Sac State will annually notify students of the rights accorded them by FERPA in various campus publications and web sites.
All faculty and staff, as well as any other agents of the university who request access to student information in the student information system, must complete the Information Security Program Training and submit a signed acknowledgement form. Access to student information system will be denied until this training has been completed and the form submitted. The training program is intended to insure that anyone accessing student education records understands the obligations under FERPA for proper use and protection of student records.
Before beginning the tutorial, you should review all of the topics found on the FERPA homepage. The tutorial will take approximately 10-15 minutes to complete. To begin the tutorial, click here.
General questions may be directed to the Office of the General Counsel, the Office of the Vice President for Student Affairs or the Registrar's Office. Comments or suggestions should be addressed to the University Registrar, email@example.com 2000 Lassen Hall, Sacramento, CA 95819.
If a parent or eligible student feels that the institution has not fully honored his/her privacy rights under FERPA, a written complaint may be filed with the Family Compliance Office, U.S. Department of Education, 400 Maryland Ave. SW, Washington, DC 20202-5920. The Family Compliance Office investigates each timely complaint to determine whether the education agency or institution has failed to comply with the provisions of FERPA. A timely complaint is defined as an allegation that is submitted within 180 days of the date of the alleged violation or of the date that the complainant knew or reasonably should have known of the alleged violation.
FERPA forms can be download from the forms page.
We would like to express our appreciation and thanks to the Registrar's Office at the University of Southern California for use of their web design, presentation of information and basic text for this Sac State FERPA website.
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Gift from Honda Improves Lecture Hall
Urbana University held a Rededication Ceremony in celebration of a $50,000 gift from Honda of America to update and showcase a campus lecture hall on Thursday, August 16.
The Honda Lecture Hall was a prior gift from a former capital campaign of the University and has served the University well for more than 17 years. The Honda Lecture Hall is the largest classroom on campus. It is located in the Lewis and Jean Moore Center for Mathematics and Science and is used as classroom and meeting space for students and visitors.
This summer, the Honda Lecture Hall received a much needed face-lift and underwent a series of improvements—including new carpet, study tables, and chairs, allowing our students a more functional, comfortable, and ideal learning environment.
Senior Vice President of Honda of America and University Trustee Jim Wehrman said, "Today, Honda does not have a boastful pride. Rather, Honda of America has a pride that is one of the ultimate rewards of human life. The Honda Lecture Hall is one concrete example of Honda's mission to provide a well-rounded education for all students."
"We wish you the best and look forward to partnering again in the future," said Wehrman.
The University values the partnership and gift from Honda. The Rededication Ceremony of the Honda Lecture Hall included a welcome from President Stephen Jones, words on behalf of Honda from Senior Vice President Jim Wehrman, and a ribbon cutting ceremony.

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A Presidential Order That Could Save Energy DrillersFebruary 2, 2015In his six years in office, President Obama has stressed his support for strict environmental regulation. He has expanded ...
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Seadrill Has What Big Oil Badly NeedsAugust 30, 2012Seadrill continues to leverage a tight market for drilling rigs.
Will Seadrill's Aggressiveness Pay Off?May 16, 2012Seadrill is banking heavily on a multi-year boom in deepwater drilling.
A Look At The Baby BerkshiresMarch 9, 2012Using value investing principals, Warren Buffet has turned Berkshire Hathaway into a model of success and made his shareholders ...
Is DryShips' Shipping Business Really Worthless?February 28, 2012DryShips' shipping business is hurting, but the company may still be worth more than the valuation suggests.
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All Clear In Energy Services?April 28, 2010Schlumberger's management talked about a bottom in energy services, but do fundamentals matter in the face of energy prices?
Deep Offshore Rig Companies Drilling The CompetitionMay 18, 2009The backlog of long-term contracts has helped deep offshore rig companies survive the energy sector's bear market.
Bargain Shopping At LoewsFebruary 20, 2009This company's big Q4 losses reveal a company ready to take advantage of the down economy and a well-priced opportunity for ...
Pride International Transitions To Deep WaterJanuary 22, 2009PDE spins off its shallow water assets and takes the plunge into deep water drilling. Will it uncover shareholder returns?
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TL;DR: John Hawley's Artemis 2.0 will be at Albuquerque Mini Maker Faire, we will be running it, and we need your help!
Albuquerque Mini Maker Faire is just around the corner – September 13th & 14th! One of the features of this year's MMF is John Hawley's Artemis 2.0 setup.
Some background: Years and years ago, Thom Robertson dreamed of hooking his & his friends' Commodore 64 computers together for networked game play. Years and years later, he decided to make that a reality. The result is Artemis, the spaceship bridge simulator! Basically, you & five of your friends can get together & play Star Trek^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H space adventures!
In 2013, Greg from the Albuquerque Comic Expo partnered with Quelab to build a starship bridge to bring the Artemis Spaceship Bridge Simulator to life. John designed & led the build that Quelab did, and a team of Quelabbers ran it at ACE 2013. Pictures of the construction were uploaded to the Quelab Flickr feed, and you can see the USS Q Maden Flight, Quelab Artimis Starship Bridge in Action @ https://www.youtube.com/watch?
Well, John loves progress and has built Artemis 2.0, and is bringing it to this year's Albuquerque Mini Maker Faire, AND he needs Quelab's help to run it.
I am soliciting volunteers to help run the Artemis Spaceship Bridge at ABQ MMF 2014; duties will include manning the reservations table to sign up teams, familiarizing new teams with the program & helping oversee each mission run. Right now we are planning to follow the same format we followed @ ACE 2013, with hour blocks reserved netting approximately 30 to 40 minutes of actual game play.
If you are ready to serve or want more information, contact me directly: email@example.com, or call Quelab at 505-750-4522
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No matter whether i use my servers internal IP address (no firewall inbetween) or my servers public domain name i get this error message in the latest zimbra desktop 2.0.1
Strange thing is it worked this morning with Zimbra desktop version 2.0. i was upgrading to test out the social networking tab for my client, but at this rate i wont be deploying desktop v2.0.1 until i can find out whats causing this issue
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Ps i have already searched the forums and tried serveral different solutions to no avail. Plus my funambol server which connects to http://<server-ip>/service/soap works perfectly!! ArGGHH.


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Kool & The Gang lead an endless celebration
CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- After nearly 50 years in music, Kool & The Gang are discounted by plenty of people. Robert "Kool" Bell has heard it over and over. The bassist and bandleader said, "We've had different challenges we've been confronted with over the years. It seems like every 10 years people seem to say, 'Can they make it to the next 10?'" Although critics have been digging the band's grave almost from the very beginning, they've managed to survive. Bell performs with his gang Thursday at the Clay Center for FestivALL's Mayor's Concert. The worst of it, the 62-year-old said, was probably back in the 1980s, after lead singer J.T. Taylor decided to leave the band and pursue a solo career. Taylor was the voice behind some of Kool & The Gang's best-known hits -- "Joanna," "Celebration" and "Ladies Night." Bell laughed and said people were saying, "Oh, now I know they're dead. "But every year we've been able to bounce back," he said. Part of that, Bell said, is because of occasional infusions of new players. "One of my singers, he's only been in the band seven years," Bell explained. "He's 32, but then I've got guys who've been with us for 20 years." Despite the "new blood," nearly half the band has been with the group since the beginning or near the beginning. Kool & The Gang was officially incorporated in 1967, though the core of the band, including Bell on bass, his brother Ronald on tenor sax, trumpet player Robert "Spike" Mickens, flutist Dennis "Dee Dee" Thomas, lead guitarist Claydes Smith, keyboard player Rick Westfield and percussionist George "Funky" Brown, had already been playing together for years under one name or another. They started off in 1964 as the Jazziacs, then became Soultown. In those first couple of years, they were an instrumental group that performed on their own and as the backing band for various singers in New York and New Jersey. Soultown became Kool and the Flames, then evolved into Kool & The Gang just before the group signed its first record deal. Longevity has come at a price. Through the decades, players like Westfield and Taylor left to pursue solo careers while longtime members have exited because of declining health and illness. From the original lineup, Thomas and Brown, along with the Bell brothers are still with the group. "We're the old guys, but we're still hanging out," Bell laughed. "It's kind of funny: When you look at people like Mick Jagger and the Rolling Stones or Rod Stewart, we're all the same age." And Bell said they have no intention of retiring. "What else are we going to do?" In the past couple of years, Kool & The Gang have seen a resurgence. Last year, the group toured with rock band Van Halen, a group celebrating 40 years in music. Van Halen vocalist David Lee Roth told Bell that touring together made perfect sense. Bell said Roth told him, "In the '80s, you guys were the party pop/funk band, and we were the party rock band. So let's go out and have a party." "And that's what we did in 48 cities," Bell said. Following the June 27 performance, Kool & The Gang will be headed back out on the road -- this time with Kid Rock, which might raise a few eyebrows, but Bell is certain that it will be fine. It's just another party tour. "I've heard his fans are a little more hard core and can be a little rowdy," he said. "But I think it's going to be fun." Bell said the band still performs the songs they're best known for, and they're working on new material. They've just finished up a Christmas record, their first, which he expected would be out sometime in November. Kool & The Gang are also putting together a record for next year to celebrate their 50 years in music, which goes back to before there was a Kool or a Gang. "We want to do a brand-new album, get some guest artists," he said. It will be a celebration for a band that's a long way from dead. Want to go? WHAT: Kool & The Gang WHERE: Clay Center WHEN: 8 p.m. June 27 TICKETS: $43, $58 and $68 INFO: 304-561-3570 or www.theclaycenter.org Reach Bill Lynch at email@example.com or 304-348-5195.


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Grocery delivery service to expand by 2015
Instacart attracts $44 million investment
SAN FRANCISCO - Grocery delivery may be on its way your doorstep.
With help from a $44 million Series B investment, Instacart plans to expand its same-day grocery delivery service to seven additional cities by the end of 2014, according to a press release.
The new funding comes largely from venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz, who made the announcement today.
Founded by former Amazon employee Apoorva Mehta in 2012, Instacart fills online orders in as little as an hour, according to their website. The company's so-called "personal shoppers" pick up your groceries from your favorite local store and deliver them to your door for a fee -- $3.99 for delivery in under two hours.
The San Francisco-based startup currently operates in seven major metro areas, including Los Angeles, Boston, Philadelphia and Chicago. This recent investment will allow expansion. The company boasts it can launch service in a new city in under three weeks due to the simplicity of their setup, according to Mashable.
The number of companies offering a similar service is expanding, with Instacart being one of the newest players.
Peapod, founded in 1989, claims to be the "largest online grocery shopping service," according to their website. FreshDirect and AmazonFresh are also competitors and grocery chain Safeway currently offers a home delivery service to customers in participating cities. According to Forbes, Google and Walmart plan to enter the race as well.
Instacart's Round A funding was led by Sequoia Capital, who chipped in $8.5 million last year. The company didn't return a call for comment regarding the cities in which they plan to expand.


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Its no secret that the Celtics WILL trade for a center or a PF/C (like Garnett) who can rebound. Will most likely be a three way team trade. Listed in order of my priority and probably available for the right price:
1. Cousins, 2. Gortat, 3. Love, 4. Varejao, 5. Aldridge; 6. Nene/Kaman - Tier 2: Zeller, Oakfor
The Celtics also badly need a scorer at the SG position. Unfortueately Terry and Lee are not producing and Terry's defense is dibilitating. I see Bradley playing both SG and PG.
1. Mayo, 2. Evens, 3. JJ Reddick, 4. Belinelli, 5. Jordon Crawford
Players the Celtics will not trade: Bradley, Green, Garnett (C's will keep Lee if Rondo is traded)
MY prediction is that Rondo and Terry (and other(s)) will be traded. We're not getting a top tier center without trading Rondo IMO.


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I've just installed Zimbra 4.5.7 under Ubuntu 6.06. Our company is migrating from sendmail running on FC3. Here's the dilema. I have two MX records:
example.com. MX 10 mail1.example.com.
example.com. MX 10 mail2.example.com.
mail1 is the sendmail system, mail2 is the shiny new Zimbra system.
We're planning a phased migration and during that time, we will have users on both systems under the same domain. Both mail1 and mail2 need to be aware of all of the users of example.com regardless of whether their mailbox resides on mail1 or mail2 so that delivery of messages (from local or remote sources) should be possible for any user in the example.com domain.
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Losing Game 1 of a seven-game series is not good. (Yea, yea, losing Game 1 of any series isn't good, smart ass.) So with the pressure already on the lovable Tampa Bay Rays, I believe we should up the stakes on this somewhat uninteresting World Series.
After a hot start, the Reds have lost eight of 11 and each of the last three series. It's not a good time to be falling flat — the surging Milwaukee Brewers host the Reds tonight, opening what could be a key, pysche-altering three-game series.
Numero uno: When is Mike Leake going to get off that fat goose egg in the win column? Indications are that it will be soon, as Leake pitched a great game against Pittsburgh last week only to receive minimal run support in a 3-2 loss. Although the Reds have again lucked out in not having to face Nationals ace Stephen Strasburg during this weekend's series, Leake opens the series against the Gio Gonzalez (3-1), the Nationals' number two. The Nationals have received plenty of hype this year between their first place standing in the NL East and the introduction of 19-year-old standout Bryce Harper. Surprisingly, Washington's offensive numbers are far from gaudy, in the bottom third of major league ranks in three major offensive categories — the Reds are only slightly better.
Clearly the Reds have decided to save the arm of Chapman for later in the season. He could have stayed in for the ninth, but limiting his innings will keep him fresh. I expect to see Chapman inserted into the starting rotation sometime in July if the Reds remain the hunt for a playoff spot. With clutch performances like last night the Reds can only continue to improve — a must considering their next five series are against winning clubs.
When Reds pitcher Mike Leake hit his first career home run Monday night off Braves starter Mike Minor at Great American Ballpark, it landed directly in the lap of 20-year-old casual-turned-hardcore fan Caleb Lloyd, who was sitting at the edge of the left field bleachers.
It was also Lloyd's first home run catch, he said later.
When Zach Cozart hit a homer to mark the occasion of the Reds first back-to-back jacks since last season, the ball headed toward the same general vicinity of the first homer, bounced a couple seats away from where Lloyd was sitting and landed directly into his free hand (the other was occupied by his previous homer catch).
The last time that happened was never. I think dude should call Guinness.
(Drew Stubbs followed Cozart's jack with a home run of his own, making it a rare back-to-back-to-back homer hat trick. Sadly, it went to right center field, not directly in Lloyd's pocket.)
The Reds' TV crew invited Lloyd up to the broadcast booth to hang out for a bit. He spoke to the media before last night's game, where he was also named the team's honorary captain and delivered the game card to the ump before the first pitch.
To make the story even more perfect, Lloyd reportedly returned to Leake his first home run ball to keep as a memento and he gave the friend who he said "dragged" him to the game the other ball. What a guy!
That wasn't the first Reds fan's fancy fielding move this year to trump any made on the field (at least for the day). At Yankee Stadium just four days before Monday's miraculous catches, a young Reds fan amongst the savage Yankee masses gracefully swooped a Joey Votto foul ball out of mid air with his glove while his father (also decked out in Reds gear) hoisted him up a good four feet into the air.
The father/son combo was up for ESPN's Web Gem that night, put up against a play at home by Elvis Andrus of the Texas Rangers. The Reds fans won the vote 63 percent to Andrus' 37 percent. (He's probably pissed. I mean, he had to perform his play all by himself!)
The cool surprise ending to this story — according to Jim Day's postgame report on Fox Sports Ohio, the man from the two-person foul-ball catching team was Reds catcher Ryan Hanigan's brother-in-the-law; the kid was the catcher's nephew.
Not everyone is the type of person who throws pennies in the garbage rather than collecting them in a coffee can, rolling them into groups of 50, bundling them in a plastic bag and taking them to the bank to collect the $5 bounty. Luckily for professional athletes, sports agents aren't this type of person.
It's fitting for Major League Baseball to officially honor its role in spurring America's Civil Rights Movement by including black players during the 1940s. But it's also appropriate to recognize the many leagues and individuals who played the game during the decades of segregated baseball that preceded it (and maybe to wonder why it took the league as long as it did to offer inclusion).


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MCSO: Men used counterfeit $100 bills
Published: Thursday, December 13, 2012 at 2:12 p.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, December 13, 2012 at 2:12 p.m.
Marion County Sheriff's Office detectives are trying to identify two men who last week purchased several items with counterfeit money from at least a half a dozen stores.
Authorities said the men entered four businesses in the Forest Corners area where they bought goods and paid the clerks with a $100 bill. They would leave after receiving change.
Officials believe the same men went to at least two Fort McCoy stores and completed similar transactions.
All the incidents occurred on Dec. 6, detectives said. The Sheriff's Office released surveillance images of the men and a white car they used.
Anyone with information about the men in the surveillance photos can call Detective Barney Gaskin at 402-6010, Detective John Warmuth at 402-6044 or Crime Stoppers at 368-STOP, or visit www.ocalacrimestoppers.com.
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Freaking wow! Sorry, I don't have anything else to say other than that.
Hello, this is my 2nd attempt at mapping (not counting the sketches that didn't make it ). Sketching this digitally, but I intend to transfer the map to paper and hand-paint it. I think with Acrylics.
Because paints and paper don't have undo buttons and.. almost no 'saved copies', I'm.. kinda counting on you guys to point my mistakes before the graphite touches the paper. *cough*
Temporary kingdom name? I like the word Serok/ Serrok from earlier times; but not sure as what. It's not a peninsula/ island. Just 'Lands of Serok'? Plains?
There's a lot of oaks here, so the color scheme would be autumn-y and earthy. Mid-sized, fairly powerful kingdom, surrounded by 4 other countries and a sea. Religious fanatics --well, more like, Church is powerful because of their ties with the ruling House, but whether the majority of the population actually support their views/fanaticism..
Cornered people tend to defend their views more vocally, anyway. The surrounding countries are of different faith(s).
Size should be around the size of Latvia, somewhere between Switzerland and Austria. [Honestly I haven't thought about the scale that much. It's too easy for me to get carried away with populations and economy.]
This is the initial sketch/ color scheme. Border is maybe too contemporary, but haven't got a better composition yet. Border/ornaments will have oak motifs later. I like the idea of putting the kingdom's crest somewhere in the map, though.
Currently sitting on this stage. Made the mountains into ridges and I think it looks better/makes more sense for this map than the way I previously draw mountains. I've made sketches for the icons, but haven't found the middle-ground between streamlined/iconic and elaborate.
Anything I should fix/ modify so far? Thank you. xD
Freaking wow! Sorry, I don't have anything else to say other than that.
I already love it
Very inspiring. I don't see anything wrong so far, both pictures are nice and pleasant to see
I agree with you, the bottom picture is better in terms of understanding the relief. I would keep it like this if it was up to me.
Can't wait to see the final outcome!
looks really good, love the colors - I'd love to see a bigger version, its hard to critique when you can't see details
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Wow, this is looking really good so far Obliro. I like both versions (the autumn palette is fitting and beautiful, though I can see Dain's point).
I love these as well. I can see a real awesome geopolitical map made with the second graphic. It wold of courses have to be an entire world/continent/country/etc. I really need to learn to do hand drawn styles, probably going to need to get a tablet first though. I can see concepts brewing in my mind. Also agree with Tilt on the resolution problem unless it's in order to protect the product if its a commisioned work or something.
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I do agree the mountains in the second image look really nice and I think they look better than you older ones. Also I have to echo that the palette is wonderful, but I do have a deep fondness for autumn tones.
Looks great, the colours, too.
Great map! I love that style of mountains and the colors are very nice too!
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|Holyoke Happenings' second year keeps everyone busy
|Written by Tracy Trumper, family and consumer CSU Extension agent
Holyoke Happenings SUMR FUN 4U guides were distributed to students at school and around to local businesses in Holyoke again this year in mid-May. The "one-stop" spot provided a place for people to go if they wanted to know what was "happening" in town over the summer.
Kids in the summer course on rocketry are pictured from left, Ashley Rahe, Cooper Goldenstein, Isaiah Rahe, Remington Hielscher, Dylan Hielscher, Aidyn Shafer, Tristen Ferguson and Jair Jimenez.
Listings in the Holyoke Happenings guide included baseball and softball schedules, vacation Bible school schedules for all local churches, athletic camp schedules for the junior high and high school, summer reading program at the library and special event schedules like Dandelion Daze, Phillips County Fair and Haxtun Corn Festival.
In addition, it included pool hours and swim lesson schedules. Since the pool is closed on Mondays, the Peerless Center Movie Theater put on free movies for kids starting at 2 p.m.
Read the full story! Call the Enterprise about an e-subscription at 970-854-2811.
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|St. Patrick's Catholic Youth Group serves at the Children's Hospital
|Written by Holyoke Enterprise
Service was the focus of the day as nine youth from Holyoke's St. Patrick's Catholic Church participated in a mission outreach project at Children's Hospital in Denver Sunday, May 31.
"Batter Up—Strike Up Some Fun with Us!" was the theme for the day, and the youth set up activities in the main lobby of the hospital for patients as well as visitors.
Activity centers included decorating baseball hats with fabric paints, playing bingo for "ball prizes," making foam pennants of their favorite teams or their own pennant, reading "sports"' books to the children, playing games with a 24" inflatable baseball and inflatable bat and a baseball bean bag toss game.
Flyers had been placed around the hospital during the past week to invite patients to the festivities sponsored by the group. Families brought their children to participate in the activities, and visitors were also invited to make items to take to patients' rooms. Families and friends were appreciative they could make something to take to those who were too sick to leave their rooms.
The youth have been planning the mission trip for over a year and found serving those in need brought about many emotions, from serving those in need in a simple profound way to the feeling of helplessness, and from the excitement of seeing the joy they brought patients and families to the sadness that was experienced as some families shared the story of their child with them.
In addition to the service project at the hospital, the group also attended Mass at the Cathedral Basilica of the Immaculate Conception in downtown Denver. It was a highlight as several of the youth got to experience the Cathedral for the first time. The group also briefly met with the Archbishop of Denver, Most Reverend Charles J. Chaput, O.F.M., Cap.
Activities of the mission trip centered around the group's theme for the year: the three "S's" which are Spiritual, Service and Social.
Funds for the trip were recently raised by serving food for the Junior Rodeo Association activities at the Phillips County Fairgrounds in the Methodist Church Food Stand.
Service projects for the youth group take place in May because it is their target month to accomplish the goal of service outside of the local church and community. Past projects included trips to the Denver Rescue Mission, the Samaritan House, St. Elizabeth of Hungary Church Soup Kitchen and the Delores Project, all of which involved the homeless.
Youth participants in this year's trip were Briar Bergner, Megan Colglazier, Amanda Ferguson, Amy Krogmeier, Ryan Krogmeier, Zuri Lopez, Eva Penzing, Tanner Smith and Liz Tomky. Adult sponsors were Gloria Bergner, Harvey and Nancy Colglazier, Connie Ferguson and Steph Krogmeier.


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Here's my wife's bear.
My dad took the one below this week too.
Here's my wife's bear.
My dad took the one below this week too.
Nice bears you guys! Congrats.
Nice bear!
Nic- Good luck on yours also.
About the spelling thing... nobody gives two damns whether anyone on here can spell or not. We're all here for the same reason, to talk hunting. I think it's safe to say that any ribbing that occurs on the side is just light-hearted messing around like you would do with your buddies, with no harm intended.
Nice bears, congrats!
Shoot STR8
Well said BigSur! It's all about having fun.
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Nice bears Stig. No bears for us yet.
thay have been eating lots of food just havent caught them in the act.
Thanks. I sat two nights ago to try to get myself one, but only had a sow and 2 cubs come in. Good luck out there.
Pulled my bait out today. No bear for me, but it was a successful year overall with others in my party getting nice bears.
No luck for us this spring.


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I'm going with a minimalist with my dividend check. I have heard good things about ten and they seem durable. I also was at sierra trading post the other day and saw an outdoor research one, I can't remember the name. It was very similar to the minimalist and I think they wanted 90$


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Source: Removal of Big 12 commissioner Dan Beebe among OU's demands | NewsOK.com
Originally Posted by chuckd4735
Source: Removal of Big 12 commissioner Dan Beebe among OU's demands | NewsOK.com
I am definitely ok with that.
If that's all it takes, do it! Hell, this should have been done a long time ago as far as I'm concerned.
Id like to see this happen. I want a proactive commish. Not one who sits back and waits for all his teams to be poached.
That's easy.
"Explode and tear this whole town apart
Take a knife and cut this pain from my heartFind somebody itching for something to start"
"The Promised Land" Bruce Springsteen
Sounds fine with me....how about they admit they were wrong about revenue sharing?
What's Delaney up to?!?
The only person against this should be Beebe himself
See ya.
If they held the Big 12 together, cranked the Longhorns down a notch and got rid of Beebe that would be the biggest coup since Creighton pay ISU to hire GMac.
Let it be, oh please let it be.
Originally Posted by cyrocksmypants
CG. No one knows what you're talking about.
Originally Posted by cowgirl836
If the Big 12 is going survive then it is going to be different then what it looks like now.
Not a problem, lets move on to item #2.
Originally Posted by chuckd4735
Source: Removal of Big 12 commissioner Dan Beebe among OU's demands | NewsOK.com
This kind of stuff needs to get said. 100% in support of what is being discussed here.
But let's not let the hypocrisy of NU and OU cloud the matter. They helped create this jacked up situation by voting with UT to screw the other schools when the conference was first set up. Now they whine when UT plays its hand.
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Discussion and debate with Joe Duffy
On Liveline today, we spoke to Ann who has a son with special needs. She contacted the programme after listening to Louise Mac An tSaoi last week. Ann told us that it is a postcode lottery when it comes to healthcare. If you are lucky enough to live in Dublin, you have access to excellent healthcare for children. Elsewhere in the country, it is not so easy. She spoke about the toll trying to source help for her son and looking after him has taken on her.
Breda had her bike stolen. This is a specially-modified bike as she suffers from MS. She has cycled for miles on her bike as the exercise really helps with her condition. She told us all about how important the bike was too her and how devastated she was at its loss.
Angela remembered the time her daughter met Nelson Mandela when he was in Ireland for the Special Olympics. She has a lovely photograph from the day – her daughter, who had special needs, died earlier this year.
Rachel spoke about cruelty to horses. She works with horses every day. She reported that a horse had been beaten in Wicklow. She believes that people should have licences to own a horse.
Nuala called in with a problem – holes in only her expensive clothes. Moths or some sort of creature is quite choosy and only munching on the expensive clothes, including her daughter's Debs dress.
We ended the programme with a call from Paul Maher. He had heard Breda's plight of the lost bike and he imports such specialist bikes. He wanted to give one to Breda.


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Dr. Fuhrman's New Year's Resolution: Fight Breast Cancer in 2012
The Women's Healthy Eating and Living (WHEL) Study was a randomized controlled trial that was designed to test whether adhering to a diet high in vegetables, fruits, and fiber would reduce the risk of recurrence in breast cancer survivors. The study was conducted from 1995-2006, and the subjects were 3,088 women who had been treated for early stage breast cancer. Women were either in a control group or an intervention group.
The daily dietary goals given for the intervention group in the WHEL study were as follows:
- 5 servings of vegetables
- 16 ounces of vegetable juice
- 3 servings of fruit
- 30 g of fiber
- 15-20% of calories from fat.1
The overall results of the WHEL study were published in 2007 and were disappointing. Women in the intervention group on average increased their vegetable intake by 65%, their fruit intake by 25%, and their fiber intake by 30%; they also decreased their energy percentage from fat by 13%. However, there were no significant differences in the number of breast cancer recurrences or deaths between the control and intervention groups.2
Why did this intervention fail?
There were likely many contributing factors. This dietary intervention was started after the women had already been diagnosed and treated for breast cancer; after eating the Standard American Diet for decades and developing cancer; moderate dietary improvements at that point may be too late to prevent recurrence. The dietary advice was likely not specific enough or rigorous enough to have a significant effect. For example, vegetables with breast cancer preventive properties, such as cruciferous vegetables and mushrooms, were not emphasized over starchy vegetables – women were simply advised to eat 5 servings of vegetables daily. Plus, 75% of the women were already consuming 5 servings of vegetables daily before being randomized to control or intervention groups. 2
Women were not instructed to eat less of anything except fat or to decrease their caloric intake – so it is unsurprising that there was no significant change in body weight in the intervention group. 2 This is an important issue, since excess weight is strongly linked to breast cancer risk.3-7 Plus, these women were also consuming significant amounts of animal protein, which increases cancer risk by increasing IGF-1. 8-11
Another potential issue was the advice to reduce percentage of calories from fat, but no advice on limiting refined carbohydrates. Advising women to decrease their calories from fat without direction on what to replace those calories with likely resulted in the women choosing more pasta, rice, white potatoes, bread, and low fat processed foods. These women received no guidance on limiting refined carbohydrates, which is an important point here. Refined carbohydrates are higher in glycemic index and contain less fiber and more starch compared to natural carbohydrate foods. High dietary glycemic index is known to be associated with increased breast cancer risk.12 In contrast, consuming high-fiber foods increases the excretion of estrogen and decreases breast cancer risk.13-15 Research coming out of the original WHEL data suggests that starch intake may play a role in breast cancer risk as well.
Starch intake and breast cancer recurrence
In research presented at the San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium in December 2011, data from the WHEL Study were re-analyzed with respect to changes in carbohydrate intake. Women from both the control and intervention groups were included in the analysis.
The subjects were arranged into four groups based on how much their starch intake changed over the first year of the study: in the group who had the greatest decreases in starch intake, the likelihood of recurrence was 9.7%; in the group with the greatest increases in starch intake the likelihood of recurrence was 14.2%.16,17 The women who increased their starch intake were at greater risk of recurrence.
Although this particular study did not investigate specific foods, we know that white rice, white flour products, and white potatoes are some of the highest starch foods – these are also low nutrient, high glycemic foods and staples in the Standard American Diet. Breast cancer survivors and all women who want to prevent breast cancer must focus on protective foods (GOMBBS) such as mushrooms, green vegetables, beans, and onions; and avoid low-nutrient disease-causing foods, like refined starches and sugars, animal products, and oils. Too often, researchers do not study dietary patterns with the best anti-cancer potential.
1. Pierce JP, Faerber S, Wright FA, et al: A randomized trial of the effect of a plant-based dietary pattern on additional breast cancer events and survival: the Women's Healthy Eating and Living (WHEL) Study. Control Clin Trials 2002;23:728-756.
2. Pierce JP, Natarajan L, Caan BJ, et al: Influence of a diet very high in vegetables, fruit, and fiber and low in fat on prognosis following treatment for breast cancer: the Women's Healthy Eating and Living (WHEL) randomized trial. JAMA 2007;298:289-298.
3. American Institute for Cancer Research. New Estimate: Excess Body Fat Alone Causes over 100,000 Cancers in US Each Year [http://www.aicr.org/site/News2/153571380?abbr=pr_&page=NewsArticle&id=17333&news_iv_ctrl=1102]
4. Trentham-Dietz A, Newcomb PA, Storer BE, et al: Body size and risk of breast cancer. Am J Epidemiol 1997;145:1011-1019.
5. Ballard-Barbash R, Schatzkin A, Taylor PR, et al: Association of change in body mass with breast cancer. Cancer Res 1990;50:2152-2155.
6. Vrieling A, Buck K, Kaaks R, et al: Adult weight gain in relation to breast cancer risk by estrogen and progesterone receptor status: a meta-analysis. Breast Cancer Res Treat 2010;123:641-649.
7. Parker ED, Folsom AR: Intentional weight loss and incidence of obesity-related cancers: the Iowa Women's Health Study. Int J Obes Relat Metab Disord 2003;27:1447-1452.
8. Rinaldi S, Peeters PH, Berrino F, et al: IGF-I, IGFBP-3 and breast cancer risk in women: The European Prospective Investigation into Cancer and Nutrition (EPIC). Endocr Relat Cancer 2006;13:593-605.
9. Hankinson SE, Willett WC, Colditz GA, et al: Circulating concentrations of insulin-like growth factor-I and risk of breast cancer. Lancet 1998;351:1393-1396.
10. Sugumar A, Liu YC, Xia Q, et al: Insulin-like growth factor (IGF)-I and IGF-binding protein 3 and the risk of premenopausal breast cancer: a meta-analysis of literature. Int J Cancer 2004;111:293-297.
11. Shi R, Yu H, McLarty J, et al: IGF-I and breast cancer: a meta-analysis. Int J Cancer 2004;111:418-423.
12. Dong JY, Qin LQ: Dietary glycemic index, glycemic load, and risk of breast cancer: meta-analysis of prospective cohort studies. Breast Cancer Res Treat 2011;126:287-294.
13. Goldin BR, Adlercreutz H, Gorbach SL, et al: Estrogen excretion patterns and plasma levels in vegetarian and omnivorous women. N Engl J Med 1982;307:1542-1547.
14. Zhou Y, Zhuang W, Hu W, et al: Consumption of large amounts of Allium vegetables reduces risk for gastric cancer in a meta-analysis. Gastroenterology 2011;141:80-89.
15. Park Y, Brinton LA, Subar AF, et al: Dietary fiber intake and risk of breast cancer in postmenopausal women: the National Institutes of Health-AARP Diet and Health Study. Am J Clin Nutr 2009;90:664-671.
16. Emond JA, Patterson RE, Pierce JP: Change in Carbohydrate Intake and Breast Cancer Prognosis. In San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium, vol. Presentation #P3-09-01; 2011.
17. Starch Intake May Influence Risk for Breast Cancer Recurrence. 2011. AACR in the News. http://www.aacr.org/home/public--media/aacr-in-the-news.aspx?d=2654. Accessed December 29, 2011.


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The Smurfs (2011)
The Smurfs Synopsis
When the evil wizard Gargamel chases the tiny blue Smurfs out of their village, they tumble from their magical world and into ours -- in fact, smack dab in the middle of Central Park. Just three apples high and stuck in the Big Apple, the Smurfs must find a way to get back to their village before Gargamel tracks them down.
The Smurfs Release Date
In Theaters July 29, 2011
The Smurfs Credits
Starring: Neil Patrick Harris, Jayma Mays, Sofía Vergara, Hank Azaria, Voices: Katy Perry, Anton Yelchin, Alan Cumming, B.J. Novak, Paul Reubens, Jonathan Winters, George Lopez, Fred Armisen, Kenan Thompson, John Oliver, Jeff Foxworthy, Gary Basaraba, Wolfgang Puck
Written by: J. David Stem, David N. Weiss
Directed by: Raja Gosnell
Produced by: Jordan Kerner
Distributor: Columbia Pictures
External Info: The Smurfs Official Website
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Operation Kino 104: Defending The Smurfs And Offensive Humor
This week Katey and Dave have doubleheader tidbit talk about NBC and HBO's Girls, Patches defends his love of The Smurfs, and the guys get into a conversation about what makes some humor offensive. All that plus a lightning round inspired by the DVD release of Wreck-It Ralph
by Operation Kino March 5, 2013 comments
Smurfs 3 Already In Development
If you don't have kids, odds are you never saw the first Smurfs film and probably never will. If you do have kids, you might have taken them to see it out of your own nostalgia for the 80s cartoon, and of course, the constant need to entertain them with something
by Katey Rich May 11, 2012 comments
Smurfs Writers Get Called Back For The Sequel
I really didn't like The Smurfs. In addition to being insipid and stupid, it was, as I said in my review, "so completely lifeless it never manages to justify its own existence." That said, I do think that a studio could make a good Smurfs movie. All they would have to do is stick to what made the characters great in the first place and refuse to modernize them for a "young, hip crowd."
by Eric Eisenberg August 17, 2011 comments
Summer 2011 Winners And Losers
The biggest blockbuster movie going season of the year often has implications beyond the numbers, so here we are to break down who came out of the summer smelling like a rose, and who came out Ryan Reynolds. These are the biggest winners and losers of Summer 2011, as we see them.
by Josh, Katey, Eric, Mack, Sean August 12, 2011 comments
The Smurfs 2 Already Has An August 2013 Release Date, But No Confirmed Cast
America, you must now reap what you sowed. The Smurfs is standing tall at the box office, with $128 million worldwide after just 2 weeks in release, despite the fact that it was critically loathed and is a blatant, pandering attempt to mine the 80s for nostalgic cash
by Katey Rich August 9, 2011 comments
Weekend Box Office - Apes Rise To The Top
How many monkeys...sorry, apes...does it take to make a Planet of the Apes prequel? About $93 million worth. And that's a small price tag for a movie where a vast majority of the shots include at least one, and often dozens, of CGI chimps, gorillas or orangutans. And it's partly thanks to that relatively modest budget that Rise of the Planet of the Apes can expect to become a profitable movie this summer. The film banked a solid $54 million as the number one entry this weekend.
by Scott Gwin August 7, 2011 comments
Weekend Box Office - Smurfs Showdown Against Cowboys & Aliens
Cowboys & Aliens split the number one spot with The Smurfs in early weekend estimates. Both films banked around $36 million, but until official numbers are released on Monday the only losers are the audiences who paid to sit through either of the mediocre new releases.
by Scott Gwin July 31, 2011 comments
Exclusive Interview: The Smurfs' Neil Patrick Harris
Who doesnt love Neil Patrick Harris? Whether you know him as a child star on the Doogie Howser, M.D., the ridiculous drug addict in the Harold and Kumar movies, the womanizing and legen-wait for it-dary Barney Stinson on How I Met Your Mother or simply from his hosting duties at both the Emmys and the Tonys, the guy has proven to wide audiences time and time again that he is the epitome of awesome.
by Eric Eisenberg July 28, 2011 comments
This Rotten Week: Predicting Cowboys & Aliens, Steve Carell Comedy, And Smurf Reviews
Have you spent all of your hard-earned money at the movie theater this summer? Has the box office drained your wallet? I hope not because Hollywood is nothing if not persistent. The bigwigs will get people to see anything. Aliens fighting cowboys in the Old West? Sure, put it up on screen. A cartoon about blue midgets from the 1980s? Greenlight it!
by Doug Norrie July 24, 2011 comments
Video Interview: The Smurfs Director Raja Gosnell And Producer Jordan Kerner
A few weeks back I had the chance to visit Sony Pictures animation, and when I wasn't deforming Smurfs using an animation program or making Clumsy Smurf curse up a storm as he ran away from a dog, I was talking to the people responsible for bringing the long-beloved characters to the silver screen.
by Eric Eisenberg July 6, 2011 comments
My Day At Sony Animation Or: How I Spent A Few Hours Torturing A Smurf
As obsessed with cartoons as I was, however, and as much time that I spent illustrating and impersonating the characters, there was an underlying truth: I really sucked at it. All of my drawings with totally out of proportion and I could hardly draw a straight line. Even Oblina from Aaahh!!! Real Monsters, who is basically an upside-down black-and-white candy cane with eyes, was beyond my skills.
by Eric Eisenberg July 6, 2011 comments
Video Interview: The Smurfs' Hank Azaria And Jayma Mays
I can't imagine being a voice-over actor is easy. While some people dismiss it as being paid to stand in a booth and speak into a microphone, a real voice actor fully envisions their character, the world around them and the people they're interacting all while trying to deliver their lines with proper cadence. On that same note, being a live-action character interacting with animated characters can't be easy either.
by Eric Eisenberg July 5, 2011 comments
The Smurfs Trailer: Stop Saying Smurf For Everything
The two Alvin and the Chipmunks movies and Enchanted were both huge family hits, so it was probably only a matter of time before the two would collide uncomfortably in a movie trying to mimic both of them. That movie seems to be The Smurfs
by Katey Rich May 25, 2011 comments
Smurfs Trailer Provides First Look At Gargamel And Is Nothing Like The Holocaust
Theres a new, full-length trailer for The Smurfs and in addition to giving us a more in-depth look at the movies story, it also provides our first look at the great Hank Azaria as Gargamel. The movie seems a lot like the Chipmunks live-action films, with Neil Patrick Harris in the Jason Lee role
by Josh Tyler March 10, 2011 comments
New Smurfs Image Sadly Reminds Us That It's Still On The Way
It was all the way back in June that the first teaser trailer for The Smurfs came online and boiled my blood. Everything about it was cliched, trite and shitty - easily the worst trailer of the year
by Eric Eisenberg December 22, 2010 comments
New Smurfs Poster Takes Over The Top Of The Rock
With Yogi Bear out in theaters today, it's time to look forward to the next CGI/live-action hybrid adaptation of something from your childhood that you never asked for: The Smurfs
by Katey Rich December 17, 2010 comments
First Image Of Smurfette From The New Smurfs Movie
As bloodcurdlingly awful the trailers have been for the upcoming Yogi Bear, there are few trailer from this year that did more to crush my hopes, dreams and spirit more than the teaser for The Smurfs. Between the
by Eric Eisenberg November 8, 2010 comments
Troll Dolls Bringing Don King Hair Back To Big Screen
If there exists an old toy or cartoon (or preferably both) lying around, some writer will come up with a way to cram it on to the big screen
by Doug Norrie June 23, 2010 comments
The Teaser Trailer For The Smurfs Will Crush Your Soul
The video couldn't be any more awful or typical if it tried. There is a dramatic voice-over, white-on-black title cards, "Wild Thing" by Tone Loc, and views of monuments around the world. Oh, and all of
by Eric Eisenberg June 16, 2010 comments
First Look At The Live-Action Smurfs
Sony has released the first ever, official image from The Smurfs and right off the bat they seem to be trying to make the point that this wont be set in a world of mushroom huts and medieval sorcery
by Josh Tyler June 16, 2010 comments
Tim Gunn Joins The Increasingly Bizarre Smurfs Cast
Set aside the completely insane notion that Tim Gunn could be anyone's executive assistant-- because, come on, he'd be running the joint and making it work within minutes. Why is a cosmetics company involved in the Smurfs movie?
by Katey Rich May 6, 2010 comments
Hank Azaria's Live-Action Gargamel Revealed
Lucky for everyone, Hank Azaria is going to be playing one of the few human characters in the film, and he wasn't just spotted by the paparazzi, but he hammed it up for the cameras right on the street corner
by Katey Rich April 30, 2010 comments
More Voices Join Smurf Cast
The upcoming Smurfs movie just got a whole lot, oh I dont know, bluer? A bevy of actors, actresses and other celebrities have already joined the voice casting roll call
by Doug Norrie April 29, 2010 comments
Paul Reubens Is Jokey Smurf
The assumption on this movie all along has pretty much been that its a terrible idea. But maybe its time to rethink that position. Take a good, long, look at that voice cast. Thats a lot of talent
by Josh Tyler April 27, 2010 comments
Smurfs Plot Revealed And Chekov Is A Clumsy Smurf
Sony has started production on The Smurfs and theyve announced two more actors hired to provide voices for the films smurfy, little blue characters. Star Treks Anton Yelchin is on board to play Clumsy Smurf
by Josh Tyler April 6, 2010 comments
Sofia Vergara Plays With Smurfs
Raja Gosnell's upcoming live-action/animation hybrid adaptation of the classic Belgian cartoon The Smurfs has just picked up another star to fill one of the real life roles in the film
by Will LeBlanc March 29, 2010 comments
Hank Azaria Is Gargamel In The Smurfs, Katy Perry Is Smurfette!
When I first saw the trailer for Avatar, I thought it was the live action Smurfs movie. I was wrong. In reality, The Smurfs will start filming next month. Big names are coming on board to lend their voices to the productio
by Doug Norrie March 17, 2010 comments
Katy Perry, Alan Cumming And George Lopez Will Be Smurfs
When the people behind the Smurfs movie snagged Neil Patrick Harris to play the lead human character, we all knew that casting could only go downhill from there. I mean, no matter who you pick, they're not going to top NPH
by Katey Rich March 5, 2010 comments
Neil Patrick Harris Will Be The Main Human In The Smurfs
Neil Patrick Harris is going to star in Smurfs: The Movie. Now before you get all excited about Barney Stinson voicing Papa Smurf or romancing Smurfette, relax-- he'll be playing the lead human character
by Katey Rich March 3, 2010 comments
New Smurf Image Is A Big Improvement
Well this is kind of a relief. Though the upcoming Smurfs movie is sure to be awful, since theyre forcing it to fit into the Alvin & The Chipmunks mold instead of letting it be The Smurfs
by Josh Tyler February 2, 2010 comments
South Park Parodies Avatar With The Smurfs
It hasnt even been released yet, but somehow, James Camerons Avatar has already forged a permanent place in our pop cultural consciouciousness. Its place was solidified Wednesday night when Camerons blue alien
by Josh Tyler November 12, 2009 comments
Tron: Legacy Is Coming For Christmas
Tron: Legacy has a release date. Disney has announced that theyll release it December 17, 2010. That puts it up against newly bumped The Green Hornet and a pair of ancient cartoon to movie adaptations
by Josh Tyler September 3, 2009 comments
First CGI Smurf Smurfs His Way Into A Poster
If its real, then this is our first look at what a computer generated Smurf might look like. He looks as shocked as we are that this movie is happening
by Josh Tyler September 1, 2009 comments


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1. An historical account of the small-pox inoculated in New-England, upon all sorts of persons, whites, blacks, and of all ages and constitutions: with some account of the nature of the infection in the natural and inoculated way, and their different effects on human bodies ; with some short directions to the unexperienced in this method of practice ; humbly dedicated to Her Royal Highness the Princess of Wales
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NEW ORLEANS, La. – The No. 28 Iowa State women's cross country team took over the top spot in the Midwest region after a fifth-place finish at the Wisconsin adidas Invitational Saturday. The United States Track and Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) announced the latest regional rankings this morning.
The Cyclones were previously third in the Midwest behind No. 19 Oklahoma State and No. 22 Minnesota. The USTFCCCA will announce the latest national rankings tomorrow.
Iowa State was impressive on the national stage this weekend, defeating 12 nationally ranked opponents, including No. 4 Washington, No. 7 New Mexico and No. 10 San Francisco. The Cyclones rallied over the second half of the race to finish fifth despite falling to 11th after the first mile.
Sophomore Crystal Nelson finished 10th, notching her second-consecutive top-10 finish on the season. For the complete release on the Cyclones' race, click here.
The Iowa State men's cross country team did not compete this weekend but moved up to fourth in this week's poll.
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Picture Perfect in the Outback
Celebrating Australian Libraries and Librarians
We've spent the month of March enjoying stories sent in from our fellow librarians from Down Under. Thank you to all who contributed to the first ever Librarians of the World month on the Merry Librarian! We hope you'll continue to submit your stories from all over the world. This week's post is a visual celebration of just a few of the beautiful library locations in Australia. If we've done our homework correctly, you should be able to click on an image to learn more about the featured library…and more! Thank you, again, for celebrating libraries and librarians from Australia with us this past month!
A Case of Mistaken Identity, Mate
Another tale from Queensland, Australia, demonstrates the global phenomenon of patrons mistaking librarians for…well, just about anything else. We've had patrons mistake us for janitors, psychics, babysitters, contractors…just to name a few. (Check out our archives for more stories of mistaken identity!) In this case, the patron assumes the librarian capable of incredible financial feats. Ah, well. It all goes back to that infamous question: "You are a librarian, aren't you?"
Library patron was using one of our public use Internet access computers. I'd had a fair amount of trouble getting him logged on as he wasn't too computer savvy but no worries, that's what we're there for, we're in a low socio-economic area and a big part of our job is to get people 'connected'.
However, my jaw dropped when he came over and complained that he was trying to book a plane flight and his card was rejected! Could I fix it? (Yes I did make sure he was actually using his credit card and not some other card and that he was using the site correctly.)
I guess this comes under the heading " I'm your librarian not your #$%@#* banker!"
~"Shelly" Queensland, Australia
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Kama Sutra, Australian Style
The library offers people countless opportunities to improve their quality of life, be it through education, financial advice, or by providing the information you need to spice things up a bit. We knew Australia was hot…but this story proves that it may be even hotter than you think!
Enjoy this one, sent in from Queensland, Australia!
At my library branch in Australia we have a favourite 'quite senior' couple.
She is on a walking frame and he has a stick. They happily hobble in and out
together frequently. We know for sure that any erotic fiction we may have on
our New Books display will be going home with them.
They first came to our special attention when they asked about the Kama
Sutra which was quite a while back now. Out it went with them and I have to
admit that given their physical limitations we were definitely perplexed.
However as time has passed and their interest in this area does not wane we
think that they were probably looking for new ideas on just how to manage
best considering their problems. More power to them and it just goes to
show that a visit to your local library can help with just about anything.
~"Shelly" Queensland, Australia
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These submission windows do not apply to workshop or supplement proposals, proposals for EArly-concept Grants for Exploratory Research (EAGER), or Rapid Response Grants (RAPID). As noted below, PIs are strongly encouraged to discuss their requests with the Program Director before submission of proposals of this nature.
The goal of the Particulate and Multiphase Processes (PMP) program is to support fundamental research on physico-chemical phenomena that govern particulate and multiphase systems, including flow of suspensions, drops and bubbles, granular and granular-fluid flows, behavior of micro- and nanostructured fluids, and self-assembly/directed-assembly processes that involve particulates. The program encourages transformative research to improve our basic understanding of particulate and multiphase processes with emphasis on research that demonstrates how particle-scale phenomena affect the behavior and dynamics of larger-scale systems. Although proposed research should focus on fundamentals, a clear vision is required that anticipates how results could benefit important applications in advanced manufacturing, energy harvesting, transport in biological systems, biotechnology, or environmental sustainability. Collaborative and interdisciplinary proposals are encouraged, especially those that involve a combination of experiment with theory or modeling. Proposals whose main focus is on the synthesis of particles are not encouraged.
Major research areas of interest in the program include:
NOTE: For PMP proposals involving aspects of sustainable chemistry, consider making proposal submissions to this program (1415) with the Proposal Title as: 'SusChEM: Title of Your Proposal'. For more information on SusChEM-related proposals please click here. The same applies for proposals involving sustainable engineering.
The duration of unsolicited awards is generally one to three years. The typical award size for the program is $100,000 per year. Proposals requesting a substantially higher amount than this, without prior consultation with the Program director, may be returned without review. Small equipment proposals up to $70,000 will also be considered and may be submitted during the annual proposal submission window.
Proposals should address the novelty and/or potentially transformative nature of the proposed work compared to previous work in the field. Also, it is important to address why the proposed work is important in terms of engineering science, as well as to also project the potential impact on society and/or industry of success in the research. The novelty or potentially transformative nature of the research should be included, as a minimum, in the Project Summary of each proposal.
Faculty Early Career Development (CAREER) program proposals are strongly encouraged. Award duration is five years. The submission deadline for Engineering CAREER proposals is in July every year. Please see the CAREER URL here for more information.
Proposals for Conferences, Workshops, and Supplements: PIs are strongly encouraged to discuss their requests with the Program Director before submission of the proposal.
Grants for Rapid Response Research (RAPID) and EArly-concept Grants for Exploratory Research (EAGER) are also considered when appropriate. Please note that proposals of these types must be discussed with the program director before submission. Further details are available in the Proposal and Award Policies and Procedures Guide (PAPPG) download found here. Grant Opportunities for Academic Liaison with Industry (GOALI) proposals that integrate fundamental research with translational results and are consistent with the application areas of interest to each program are also encouraged. Please note that GOALI proposals must be submitted during the annual unsolicited proposal window for each program. More information on GOALI can be found here.
COMPLIANCE: Proposals which are not compliant with the Proposal and Award Policies and Procedures Guide (PAPPG) will be returned without review.
Unsolicited proposals received outside of the Announced Proposal Window dates will be returned without review.
What Has Been Funded (Recent Awards Made Through This Program, with Abstracts)
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This is my "go-to" chocolate chip cookie recipe.
I haven't made it yet but it looks great
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