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Alumni Receive Prestigious Awards
AEC alumni Jake Raburn (B.S. '07) and Keri Milligan Sidle (B.S. '10) both received prestigious awards at the 2015 Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences (IFAS) Dinner of Distinction. Raburn received the Legislative Leader Award and Sidle received the College of Agricultural and Life Sciences (CALS) Alumni and Friends Horizon Award.
Student Teaching Internship
Seven students from the Gainesville campus completed a 14-week student teaching internship during the Spring 2015 semester. The students completed this internship experience at middle and high school agricultural education programs around the state
AIAEE and AAAE 2015
The Department of Agricultural Education and Communication (AEC) was well represented at both the Association for International Agricultural and Extension Education (AIAEE) conference, held in The Netherlands, and the American Association for Agricultural Education (AAAE) conference, held in San Antonio, TX.
Graduate Students Visit D.C.
Graduate students enrolled in AEC6316 Overview of International Extension Systems recently returned from a weeklong course trip to Washington, D.C. While in D.C., the students visited with organizations and agencies actively involved in domestic and international extension education.
The global population in 2050 is projected to exceed 9.6 billion. This means issues such as overcrowding, food security, energy, water management and climate change need to be prioritized now. ONE WORLD brings university communities, industry partners, policy makers and community members together for one reason – to create solutions that will save our world. ONE WORLD is sponsored in part by the Challenge 2050 Project, led by AEC faculty members Dr. Tony Andenoro and Dr. Dana Bigham Stephens.
Cooperative Agreement
On February 25, 2015 representatives from Gwang-ju National University of Education (GNUE) in Gwang-ju, Republic of Korea met with the UF International Center, CALS and AEC to sign a Cooperative Agreement between the two institutions. The agreement is an outgrowth of more than 30 years of association between Dr. Kirby Barrick and several Korean universities.
The Department of Agricultural Education and Communication (AEC) was well represented at the Southern Association of Agricultural Scientists (SAAS) conference held in Atlanta this February. AEC faculty and graduate students contributed diverse and impactful research to the field at this conference. Read on to view SAAS award winners and presenters.
AEC Holds 2015 ACT Professional Development Conference
AEC student organization, Agricultural Communicators and Leaders of Tomorrow hosted the 2015 Agricultural Communicators of Tomorrow Professional Development Conference in Orlando, Florida January 15-17th. Nearly 200 students, faculty and staff attended from 19 universities throughout the nation.
Lamm Named 40 Under 40 in Agriculture Honoree
AEC assistant professor, Dr. Alexa Lamm, was recently named one of Vance Publishing's 40 Under 40 in Agriculture honorees.
Ag Institute/Farm Credit Candidates Forum
AEC and PIE Center students and faculty attended the 2014 Ag Institute/Farm Credit Candidates Forum on September 25th in Orlando, Florida. The forum brings together top agricultural leaders in the state as well as candidates for state office (including the governor's race) and congressional races.
Research: Emotionally Engaged Thinking (EET)
Dr. Tony Andenoro, assistant professor of leadership education, discusses his recent TEDxUF talk and his research on Emotionally Engaged Thinking (EET). Find out more about his reaction when he found out he was chosen to speak at the TEDxUF event and his passion for leadership education by viewing the video.
2014 Agricultural Media Summit
Graduate students, faculty and staff recently attended the Ag Media Summit in Indianapolis where they were honored with several national awards and scholarships, including the Yamaha Motors/National Agricultural Communicators of Tomorrow scholarship, that they have now received for the fifth time in the past six years.
2014 NACTA Conference
AEC was well represented at the 2014 North American Colleges and Teachers of Agriculture (NACTA) conference in Bozeman, MT. Congratulations to our faculty members and alumni on receiving several highly competitive awards.
AIARD Future Leaders Forum
Two AEC doctoral students, Austen Moore and Janine Parker, had the honor of being selected into an elite group of 12 students, out of nearly 120 applicants, to participate in the Association for International Agriculture and Rural Development (AIARD) Future Leaders Forum as part of the annual AIARD conference this June in Washington, D.C.
2014 CALS Awards Banquet
Dr. Ricky Telg, Dr. Tony Andenoro, Jessica Holt and T. Buddy Miller were all honored with awards at the 2014 College of Agricultural and Life Sciences Scholarship and Leadership Awards Banquet on Thursday, April 17th. To find out more, click here.
AEC Members Give TEDxUF Talk
On February 8, 2014, Dr. Tony Andenoro, assistant professor, and Jaron Jones, doctoral student, had the opportunity to give a TEDxUF talk at the University Auditorium with an audience of roughly 700 attendees. They were selected from hundreds of applicants and were two of six presenters that day.
AEC Students Serve as National FFA Officers
Two AEC students served as 2012-2013 National FFA officers. Clay Sapp, TCH undergraduate student, served as the President of the National FFA Organization and Joenelle Futrell, TCH undergraduate student, served as the Eastern Region Vice President.
ACLT wins Scholarship
The University of Florida Agricultural Communicators and Leaders of Tomorrow (UF ACLT) chapter took home the first place prize in the Yamaha ACT Scholarship Contest for the fourth time in the last five years.
AEC Faculty named Southern Regional Winner by Epsilon Sigma Phi
We are very pleased to share the exciting news that Dr. Amy Harder has been selected as the Southern Region winner of the Early Career Service Award by Epsilon Sigma Phi. These awards will be presented at the Galaxy Conference in Pittsburgh in September. Congratulations are also extended to AEC PhD student Norma Samuel for receiving the ESP International Service Award for the Southern Region.
Graduate Student Receives Award
We are very pleased to share the exciting news that PhD student Jessica Holt has been selected to receive the UF Graduate Student Teaching Award for 2012-2013.
Graduate Student Travels for Summer Internship
PhD student Mary Rodriguez has been chosen from among 700 applicants to participate in a summer internship with USAID. Mary hopes to one day work for USAID or a similar international development organization to help provide a sustainable future for people in developing countries.
International Visitors
Five students from Seoul National University visited Florida as a part of a new exchange between US and Korean agricultural education programs.
AEC Featured News
- Alumni Receive Awards
- Student Teaching Internship
- AIAEE and AAAE 2015
- Graduate Students Visit D.C.
- Cooperative Agreement
- 2015 ACT Professional Development Conference
- Lamm Named 40 Under 40 in Agriculture Honoree
- Ag Institute/Farm Credit Candidates Forum
- Research: Emotionally Engaged Thinking
- 2014 Agricultural Media Summit
- 2014 NACTA Conference
- AIARD Future Leaders Forum
- 2014 CALS Awards Banquet
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THE Zambia Medical Association (ZMA) has expressed worry about the increasing number of immigrants amid confirmation of Ebola cases in neighbouring Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).
Zambia has witnessed an upsurge of illegal immigrants with 32, including eight Congolese whose country last week confirmed the first case of the deadly Ebola, which has killed more than 1,000 people in West Africa.
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A pie crust shield will help prevent a blind-baked pastry crust from burning. Making one yourself ensures that the foil ring will be a perfect fit for your particular pie dish.
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1Tear off a sheet of tin foil and press it into the empty pie dish before blind baking. Make sure the foil follows the contour of the bottom of the dish as closely as possible.
2Trim the edge of the foil to a uniform height. Use the rim of the dish as your guide.
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TCU Falls 87-53 to Iowa State - Recap
TCU was run off the court by Iowa State on Saturday as they blasted them 87-53 at Hilton Coliseum.
Iowa State was a favorite by 17.5 points and came through with an ATS victory for bettors.
Iowa State got 19 points from Georges Niang and another 16 points from Will Clyburn. Korie Lucious contributed 6 assists, while Will Clyburn cleaned the glass with 8 rebounds.
TCU got 11 points from Kyan Anderson in a losing cause and another 10 points from Connell Crossland. Kyan Anderson contributed 8 assists for them, while Adrick McKinney had 6 rebounds.
Iowa State led at halftime, 36-21.
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Many San Mateo County Library branches had the pleasure of hosting Doug Nolan of Rock Steady Juggling this summer. His Eco-Tainment! program was a fast-paced and exciting blend of juggling, comedy, music, magic, and environmental education.
Doug is a founding member of The Sippy Cups, an amazing local children's pop-rock band. Their theatrical performances have gained them a huge following across the Bay Area and U.S. Check out their CDs, including The Time Machine, Electric Story-land!, and Kids Rock for Peas.
Doug's Top 5 for Families
Doug, a local resident, frequently visits the Half Moon Bay Library with his family. I asked him to give us a Top 5 List of items he recommends families check out from San Mateo County Libraries. He enthusiastically gave us not only a kid-friendly Top 5 List, but also a Top 5 List for grown-ups, available on the Collective Brain blog.
1. Books: My 7 year old daughter loves the A-Z Mystery series by Ron Roy and the Nancy Drew series. My 10 year old son loves The Lost Hero and The Lightning Thief by Rick Riordan as well as The Simpsons by Matt Groening and Garfield by Jim Davis.
2. Movies: Monsters, Inc; Shrek; Toy Story
3. Music: Dan Zanes, They Might Be Giants, The Sippy Cups (I co-founded The Sippy Cups with 2 other Coastside dads in 1994).
4. Play: Roald Dahl's Charlie and Chocolate Factory. My son performed in Half Moon Bay Coastal Rep's version a couple of years ago.
5. Classic Books: The Cat in the Hat by Dr. Seuss, Where the Wild Things Are by Maurice Sendak, and Alice in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll. I have tattoos of illustrations from each of these classics!
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Be sure to check out Doug and Rock Steady Juggling live, in person. The show is phenomenal! Visit the Rock Steady Juggling Calendar of Events to find out where the next show is at!
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The League is set to premiere its seventh and final season tonight, and while FXX has already said this last set of episodes will be the shows last, the showrunners arent quite so certain. Jeff and Jackie Schaffer recently spoke out about the possibility for more The League down the line.
Coming into its final season, FXXs The League needed to give its fans one last reason to stay tuned, and boy did it succeed.
With each new year comes new beginnings, whether in the form of resolutions to become happier with oneself, or in the form of frustration over trying to get taxes done. But, sadly, 2015 in particular will mark the endings for a slew of popular TV series all over the network-sphere.
Today, FXX simultaneously gave us some good news and bad news when the network made an announcement about The League. On the bright side, The League will be returning for a seventh season next year. However, unfortunately Season 7 will also be the final season for the show.
With the six season premiere headed onto the FXX schedule tonight, we sat down and thought about all of the fantasy football lessons The League has taught us.We feel weve come up with a pretty good list, but if theres anything additional youve learned from The League, feel free to let us know.
Who would have thought that moving nights and networks would have a negative effect on the ratings? It stands to reason that the two-way trade, moving The League from FX to FXX and from Thursdays to Wednesdays, is mostly responsible for the fantasy football comedy's drop in numbers, especially since it started the fifth season off strong. And a visit from "Rafi and Dirty Randy" should help.
The League is moving to a new network this month, but the guys and gal in the series are up to the same sort of hijinks, which include plenty of off-color jokes, a destination draft, and guest appearances from some of footballs best and brightest. At its heart, The League is still about coming together to mercilessly tease and trample upon anyone who might stand in the way of the ultimate goal of winning the Shiva trophy and being declared league winner. If thats not the perfect excuse for a comedy, Im not sure what is.
Since the show not only resumes in about a week but is also moving nights and networks, its probably past time to talk about the upcoming fifth season of The League. The fantasy football comedy that was formerly a staple of FXs Thursday line-up will instead be airing Wednesday nights on FXX, co-anchoring the new network with Its Always Sunny. And most of the pre-season promos have been focusing on the move, using the series never-ending list of NFL guest stars spread the word.
While The League is currently between seasons, Mark Duplass and his brother Jay have been keeping busy playing midwives Brendan and Duncan Deslarier on Fox's The Mindy Project, and also working on a single-camera comedy pilot called Togetherness for HBO. The duo is writing, directing and executive-producing the comedy, but neither was planning to star in it. Now it looks like that situation has changed for Mark, as he's reportedly set to play one of the leads.
Smartly, FXX is also bringing in some big names from the past to shore up their roster-- reruns of Arrested Development and Aaron Sorkin's short-lived Sports Night will also be airing on the new network, which is launching into 74 million homes on September 2. They're also planning to add six original comedies as well as original dramas to the lineup-- an ambitious roster for any new channel, but probably just a logical next step for a network that's had as many slam-dunks in recent years as FX.
Television, like life, is sometimes just about showing up. However, when obsession is involved, a love for a television show can take on a new meaning. Many of us may re-watch our favorite episodes or even buy our favorite seasons on Blu-ray or DVD, but if we are serious fans who truly obsess, there are a multitude of ways we may show that fancession. So, what does it take to be a true obsessive of a TV series?
Of all the shows that made us laugh this year, some stood out from the crowd. What makes a great comedy may be a matter of personal taste, but in our opinion these series all came out on top this year. From freshman comedies to long-running favorites, these shows kept us in stitches and gave us an escape to look forward to with every new episode. Presented in no particular order, here are TVBlends top 10 comedies of 2012.
Brooklyn Decker is adding another TV guest role to her resume. The actress, who already has a guest spot on Foxs New Girl lined up this season, has just picked up a gig on FXs fantasy football comedy The League, where her character is a beautiful but unpleasant figure from the past.
The League is two solid episodes into Season 4, with "Training Camp" and "The Hoodie" both bringing the goods, but this week's installment looks like it could put the others to shame. Episode 3, "The Freeze Out," doesn't just have the return of everyone's favorite psychopath but also one of the first non-football related big guest stars with Justified's Timothy Olyphant appearing on the FX comedy as an unlikely sushi chef. Take a look.
FX has built a fantastic stable of comedic and dramatic series, from It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia to Sons of Anarchy, that it only makes sense for the network to use the talented actors already on the payroll when it comes to booking guest stars. And no, Charlie Day isn't headed to Charming, although that would be amazing, instead two other original program from the cable channel are mixing it up with Justified's resident cowboy making an appearance on The League.
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United Steelworkers, BFGoodrich talks to resume Wednesday
Published: Tuesday, August 13, 2013 at 3:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Monday, August 12, 2013 at 11:32 p.m.
Union members at the BFGoodrich tire plants in Tuscaloosa and Fort Wayne, Ind., rejected a proposed three-year contract, sending union negotiators back to the bargaining table.
The United Steelworkers issued a statement on Monday saying negotiations with the company will resume Wednesday in Knoxville, Tenn.
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About 2,400 workers at two BFGoodrich plants are covered by the contracts. About 1,100 union workers are at the Tuscaloosa plant.
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The United Steelworkers announced in late July that it had reached tentative three-year contracts with tire makers BFGoodrich, Goodyear and Bridgestone-Firestone. Union members at each of those companies had to vote to accept the offers.
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If Amarillo Little Theatre's season-ending "Damn Yankees" isn't quite a home run, it's at least a ground rule double. That is, it flies out of the ballpark, but it's not quite a grand slam.
At least it doesn't strike out. It's not a foul ball. And I'm as tired now of baseball metaphors as you are, so let's move on.
ALT's version of "Damn Yankees," which opened Friday for a three-week run, is a solid effort from the theater - a good, crowd-pleasing show that should handily entertain the hordes it deserves to draw. It's not the theater's best work, though.
They're working from a solid base. The script and score are full of old-fashioned charm and heart - miles and miles and miles of heart, as the song says - that pull the show along through some rough patches.
Add to that an energetic cast, a breakthrough role for a veteran chorus girl, another star turn by one of ALT's best actors and a smashing debut from a newcomer, and you get a pleasant show.
The 1955 chestnut focuses on hapless Joe Boyd (Michael Jones), a to-the-death fan of the Washington Senators who's willing to sell his soul to see his team defeat the blasted Yankees. Enter Mr. Applegate (Shawn Walsh), a visitor from lands far to the south, who is willing to take Joe's pesky soul off his hands, de-aging him and turning him into a baseball stud, Joe Hardy (Bobby Gregg), in the process.
Joe Hardy is quickly signed to the Senators, where he goes from "pinch hitter to the idol of the country in one month." Young Joe rents a room in his old home so he can still be close to his faithful wife Meg (newcomer Laura Abel). Concerned that his grip on Joe is slipping, Applegate calls in one of his best seductresses, Lola (Jenny Bulla), to keep Joe slugging - all the better to cause Senators fans no end of misery when Applegate forces Joe to lose the big game.
In a story that focuses so strongly on the boys of summer, it's a little ironic that two of the most outstanding turns come from women.
Bulla has been around for several years, but Lola is her first major turn in the spotlight - a place that suits her nicely. The actress displays a charming voice and stage presence, with as much sexiness as a 1950s musical allows. Her dancing wasn't as solid as it might have been, especially in a role previously brought to life by the likes of Gwen Verdon and Bebe Neuwirth.
Abel, meanwhile, steals every scene she's in, and Meg's not even a particularly funny character. It's just that Abel is so unexpectedly talented, with a huge, brassy voice and great stage instincts. Here's hoping she sticks around.
Walsh, as usual, gives one of the show's strongest performances, sort of a devilish update of his grand work as Billy Flynn in ALT's "Chicago" a few years ago. His 11 o'clock number, "Good Ol' Days," is one of the show's high points.
Gregg has a little difficulty carrying the rest of the show. He has a solid voice, despite some nagging pitch problems throughout the night, but too often, he felt a little cardboard, especially compared with the otherwise electric performances of his co-stars.
The supporting cast is full of delights. The Senators' roster has some key players, particularly Beau Rice, Josh Bates and Jacob (better known as "Cub") Kuker, with Don Shipman in good voice as the team manager, as well. Emily Starnes and Debra Sullivan are delightful as two of Joe Hardy's biggest fans. Cara Kee turns in a typically fine performance as the nosy reporter who caused Joe all sorts of trouble.
All that leads to a show which might not win a World Series, but it sure makes a run of it in the playoffs.
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Get ready to climb El Capitan, a 3,000 foot rock wall in Yosemite National Park, California. Join legendary climbers Lynn Hill, Alex Honnold and Tommy Caldwell as they scale the sheer vertical face.
Last month, Pete and I were invited on a trip to Norway to lecture at the infamous Ballestein Festival. What was even more exciting than the promised crazy Norwegian climbing festival, was the assurance that we'd have time to make a visit to try Nico Favresse's Recovery Drink on the Profile Wall in Jøssingfjord. As a route suggested to be perhaps the hardest crack on the planet.
Watch the story of Jess Roskelley & Ben Erdman as they summit the Ragni route on Cerro Torre in January 2015. This story is narrated by John Long.
National Geographic explorer-climber Mike Libecki completed his 60th expedition earlier this year, making the first ascent of the jungle tower Poumaka. Located on the French Polynesian Marquesas Island of Ua Pou, Poumaka proved a daunting task for Libecki and team.
In a quest to return to his climbing roots and to advance the understanding of California's giant Coast Redwoods, Chris Sharma recently embarked on an unprecedented free climb in a Northern California forest glade. Using only his hands and feet and protected from falls by a rope and harness, Sharma collected valuable data from a soaring Redwood, located in a city park in Eureka, to measure tree water status as an indicator of how it has been affected by the current severe drought. Red Bull worked closely with two UC Berkeley Tree Biologists in preparing for and executing this project. The UC Berkeley tree biologists are currently developing funding to evaluate the impact of the current historic drought on redwood trees and forests in the Santa Cruz Mountains near the southern edge of the redwood range; a link to their fundraising site can be found here: win.gs/rgad
British climbing icon Ben Moon makes the 4th ascent of the notorious Rainshadow at Malham Cove in North Yorkshire. Ben established one of the first 9a's in the world 25 years prior to this ascent.
Part one of "Climbing Puerto Rico" takes you from snowy Boston, MA to the sunny beaches of Puerto Rico. The Larson brothers (Zach and Josh) team up with the locals that have put years of work into exploring, bolting, cleaning and developing climbing on the island. Enjoy the landscapes, climbing, shenanigans and passion from this crew while you're toured through just a small fraction of the climbing in beautiful Puerto Rico.
During her spring break, 13-year-old Ashima Shiraishi flew from her home in New York City to climb in Catalunya's famous Santa Linya Cave. While she was there, she managed to climb harder than perhaps any woman ever before. In this video, shot and edited by Parker Alec Cross (http://www.crossroadstudios.com), we see the first of her two record-setting sends: Open Your Mind Direct (9a/+). Shortly after she completed her first "project," Ashima went on to send 9a/+ Ciudad de Dios.
In the summer of 2014 Dave MacLeod set his sights on opening a hard new route on Cima Ovest in the Italian Dolomites. A bold objective for anyone at any time. For Dave though, this project brought with it some of the greatest challenges he has ever faced. Over 4 weeks in the Dolomites consistently bad weather left just a handful of days where it was possible to get on the wall at all. But these precious few chances to make progress were compounded by the backdrop of a much more personal challenge. A series of injury problems had left Dave unsure of not only his ability to climb the route, but even questioning his future as an elite climber. Despite the clouds hanging over him, Dave persevered and by applying his trademark total commitment was able to push beyond what seemed possible and go on to shatter his personal expectations.
January 2015 dry tooling ... Left of Argentiere glacier , Blade Stadium area , Chamonix Mont-Blanc massif ... New way of Jeff Mercier and Nasser Samar ... Sanction Stylish , 100m, 3 lengths : D6 / D9 / D5 Pitch 2 features athletic, technical and with good potential thefts, setting up points of protection and investment delicate blades to find ...
Kristallwand, Alpine FA of the route Music of Chance on Kirchkogel (3280m), Austria by Hansjorg Auer who has climbed dozens of cutting-edge new routes. He established The Music of Chance 5.11b, A3 on the Kristallwand Face in Austria in 2012 joined by his brothers Vito and Matthias, Ben Lepsant, Elias Holzknecht and Berti Gleirscher.
"J'ai demandé la lune au rocher", english version. Climbing a beautiful and extreme slab multi-pitch in Corsica, Stéphanie Bodet offers a singular and poetical vision of climbing. Deep and joyful is the way she found to live and evolve with her passion. A love for rocks and nature she shares since 20 years in couple, with Arnaud Petit.
The Himalayas from 20,000 ft from Teton Gravity Research.
In 2001 Doug Coombs and legendary local Ptor Spricenieks were some of the first people to ski the "Ice Line" in La Grave, France. Now thirteen years later, inspired by their heroes, Johnny Collinson, Ian McIntosh, & their guide Joey Vallone look to repeat this rarely skied descent. Ptor recently reflected on his experience with Doug in 2001, "I'm pretty sure it started with a conversation by radio. Doug and I were neighbors but we never used the phone. None the less, the time for 'that' line on the Glacier de la Meije was at hand...something we'd been looking at and scheming about together. As usual when that magic of timing and mutual inspiration come together, the mission is effortless. Too bad we were too busy flowing along to take pictures. The memories however, are super burned into my being. I remember how awed we both were to be in the middle of such a run. Despite Doug's casual attitude towards things, he was the most awed that I had ever seen that day. 'Full meal deal' I think was his superlative. Thanks Doug."
"Ritter der Kokosnuss" M12 Trad Style 165m, 2nd repeat by Ines Papert.
Edu Marin is one of the strongest sport climbers in the world. His father 'Novato' is perhaps THE strongest 62 year-old. It was only a matter of time before they joined forces for a project: and oh, what a project. They decided to take on Panaroma, a face on one of the Tre cime di Lavaredo peaks in the Dolomites. Panaroma, 8c, towers among the hardest big wall routes in the world, especially given that some of the holds on one of the 8b+ pitches have broken and nobody has sent it since. Tie in with Edu and Novato for an emotional adventure that will take them into the very heart of their relationship and to the peak of one of the world's great climbs.


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At a time when the fate of a U.S. Marines' Futenma base in Okinawa is dominating headlines, a documentary is shedding light on the troops and the training they undertake before living on foreign soil.
Director Yukihisa Fujimoto went to South Carolina's Parris Island, one of the marines' main training facilities, to document the 12-week process used to convert pimply boys and girls into fighting men and women in "One Shot One Kill," now screening in Tokyo.
Fujimoto, a critic of the many U.S. military facilities in Japan, including the Futenma air station, said he was motivated to shoot the film after spotting young marines in Okinawa and realizing he knew little about them and who they were before being deployed to Japan.
Fujimoto, 56, said he was shocked to see fresh recruits forced to abandon "a set of civilian values" within minutes of arriving at the recruiting depot, which was depicted in "Full Metal Jacket," Stanley Kubrick's film on the Vietnam War.
"Read Line One!" an instructor barks to newcomers to teach them how to bid farewell to their families over the phone. The new recruits are told to read prepared phrases, such as, "I have arrived safely at Parris Island" and "Please do not send any food or bulky items in the mail."
"You will not add any extra words in there, you will not say I love you or anything, understand?" the instructor shouts, prompting them to yell "Yes, sir!" immediately and in near unison.
"The recruits became almost panicked, being yelled at all the time and doing things quite new to them, like having their heads shaved and learning how to hold a rifle. They are not allowed to sleep until 48 hours after their arrival at night," Fujimoto said.
That's a crucial process for transforming common teenagers into professional soldiers who can follow "any orders," Fujimoto said.
Fujimoto, along with producer Asako Kageyama and other aides, started shooting at Parris Island in January 2008. The facility gets about 500 newcomers every week and produces some 20,000 graduates a year.
Most recruits have trouble at first behaving the way their instructors like. But Fujimoto's film shows the process through which the youngsters grow into junior soldiers, including the physical training, live-fire drills and, of course, bayonet practice.
One recruit who was interviewed by Fujimoto said he signed up to become a full-fledged marine and "help better the world . . . where there is now war. There is peace."
Fujimoto reckoned that U.S. Marines are different from other people.
"You would say 'no' when asked whether you can kill somebody," he said. "But marines do not. That means the marines we spot in Japan come from a world different from ours.
"I hope my film will help people have second thoughts about the issues of a Japan-U.S. bilateral security treaty and why Japan has to host the bulk of U.S. military facilities," he said.


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text: Listed Building The legal part of the listing is the address/name of site only. All other information in the record is not statutory. 14 ST BERNARD'S CRESCENT AND 36, 38 DANUBE STREET INCLUDING RAILINGS AND LAMP STANDARDSReference: LB29716 Status: Designated Jump To: Documents Summary Description Statement References About Images Map Documents Print this record There are no additional online documents for this record. Summary Information Category: A Date Added: 27/10/1965 Location Local Authority: Edinburgh Planning Authority: Edinburgh Burgh: Edinburgh National Grid Reference NGRNT 24381 74458 Coordinates324381, 674458 Description James Milne, begun 1824. Prominent 2-storey, basement and attic, 4-bay corner tenement in plain classical style with giant order anta pilasters and pilastered ashlar attic storey. Sandstone ashlar. Entrance platts oversailing basement area recess to street. Banded base course; moulded cornice at 1st floor with plain entablature; corniced eaves with narrow blocking course over. Inset doorways; boarded 4-panel timber doors and rectangular fanlights. Inset cast-iron balustrades to 1st floor windows. 2 blind bays to right at 1st floor of NE (Danube Street) elevation.SE (REAR) ELEVATION: coursed squared rubble with tooled ashlar rybats, lintels and cills.Predominantly 12-pane glazing pattern in timber sash and case windows,4- over 12-lying pane glazing at 1st floor. Double-pitched roof; grey slates. Corniced rendered wallhead stack to NE (Danube Street) elevation; corniced ashlar wallhead stacks; some clay cans. Cast-iron railings edging basement area recess to street, incorporating decorative lamp standards with large bowl shades.INTERIOR: (selection of interiors seen 2010) decorative classical scheme, characterised by intricate plasterwork, large drawing rooms and stone stairs with well-detailed balustrades, topped by large cupolas. Some later conversion to flats. Statement of Special Interest 14 St Bernard's Crescent is a prominent and finely detailed corner block forming part of an outstanding example of early nineteenth century urban planning with a classical design scheme by prominent architect James Milne. The block is well proportioned, with simple classical detailing, including the use of Greek sources for the anta pilasters. The terrace was designed as a key part of the development of the land of Sir Henry Raeburn. There is an emphasis on the horizontal in the designs with the use of the colonnade and a long horizontal glazing pattern, particularly evident in some of the 1st floor windows to St Bernard's Crescent. This building is an integral part of Edinburgh's New Town, which is an outstanding example of classical urban planning that was influential throughout Britain and Europe.The design of a double crescent was suggested by Sir David Wilkie in order to preserve a portion of the avenue of elms that had led to Deanhaugh House. The crescent was quickly acknowledged as one of the grandest in Edinburgh, especially for the centrepiece of the northern side. Although the design for the whole area was not completed by Milne, later additions have interpreted his original design scheme and do not dilute the clarity of the plain Greek classical facades.Henry Raeburn was born in Stockbridge and acquired the house and grounds of Deanhaugh through marriage, before adding adjacent land at St Bernard's. He occupied St Bernard's House until his death in 1823 when it was demolished to accommodate the growing residential development of the estate, making space for the eastern side of Carlton Street. James Milne is likely to have been involved in designs for a number of the streets, including Ann Street (see separate listing) and the development is characterised by his use of simple classical detailing and Greek sources for his designs.James Milne was an architect and mason working in Edinburgh between 1809 and 1834 (when he moved to Newcastle). His other works in Edinburgh also include Lynedoch Place and Saxe-Coburg Place (see separate listings). Milne was also the author of The Elements of Architecture only the 1st volume of which was published in Edinburgh in 1812.(List description updated at re-survey 2012). References Bibliography Ordnance Survey, Large Scale Town Plan (1849 - 53). Ordnance Survey, Large Scale Town Plan (1893-4). J Gifford, C McWilliam, D M Walker, The Buildings of Scotland: Edinburgh (1988) p406. A J Youngson, The Making of Classical Edinburgh (1988) pp271-2. H Colvin, A Biographical Dictionary of British Architects 1600-1840 (1995) p658. 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Although this is a HOWTO, ironically, it doesn't cover the actual configuration of Nagios. It covers the part of the configuration that might actually be harder than creating hosts, groups, and services. It covers how to organize your configuration directory in a way that makes it easiest to add new hosts, groups, services and commands in a logical manner. Organization is the key to a successful Nagios configuration…
Ah, Nagios configuration. It's a topic that's near to my heart. I was actually whining about it the other day, if you read my review on Learning Nagios 3.0.
Anyway, as a matter of serendipity, a day or so after I posted that review, Ray Holtz posted a question on the sysadmin network about nagios configurations. Ray currently has all of his services and hosts configured in one file, and has his dependencies in another file. That's not really that far off from the default install, but it's painful to update and administer. He wanted to know if there was a better way.
Scrolling through a giant file like that takes a lot of time, and trying to keep track of changes is the pits. After working out the configuration in my head for a while, I think I've got a pretty decent system, and I'm working on making it better. Here goes.
To give you an idea of scale, I'm monitoring somewhere around 100 hosts between two nagios servers. I've got two physical sites (well, technically four, but two critical sites), and each site has its own Nagios install. Each nagios install monitors all of the local servers plus the remote nagios server, plus all of the network connections. This way I'll be alerted if either of the nagios machines go down, any of the network connections go down, or (obviously) any of the "normal" servers have issues.
As for individual server configuration management, I'd recommend you put your entire /usr/local/nagios/etc directory into a subversion repository (along with libexec, too). I have to admit that I haven't done this yet, but it's in the works. I want to be able to track changes to my config over time, and subversion is a great way to do that.
I create a hierarchy of subdirectories under etc/objects. Here's how mine looks:
[[email protected] etc]# pwd /usr/local/nagios/etc [[email protected] etc]# tree -d . `-- objects |-- commands |-- computers | |-- linux | `-- windows |-- misc `-- network |-- firewalls |-- links |-- routers `-- switches 11 directories
Generally speaking, I try to abuse Nagios 3's inheritance model. The layers of abstraction make it a beautiful tool to quickly prototype new configurations and get new services checked with a minimum of effort.
I have a prototype for both of the "major" types: computers and network. There's a "computers.cfg" and a "network.cfg" that lives in the directory of the same name, and the only contents of that file is a host declaration:
define host { use generic-host name computers check_command check_ping!100.0,20%!500.0,60% notification_options d,u,r,f,s register 0 max_check_attempts 10 notification_interval 60 contact_groups it-admins }
That's a good "general" for my install, and as all of these values can be overridden by more specific declarations later, hey, no worries.
Right now, there are a set of "group" config files and "service" config files in those directories as well. I'm going to be moving them into their own subdirectories eventually, to be easier to manage and less cluttered, but the general organizational theme is that every group check should be self-contained.
In other words, if I've got a web group, then the web-group.cfg file contains the hostgroup declaration as well as any service declarations needed to make sure that those checks happen. Since many groups undoubtedly share the same checks, and you don't want to be changing 6 million pieces of code every time one of the low level commands change, the services can inherit their settings from a very "general" related service check down the config line.
So for instance, my web servers need web checks, obviously. So do my application servers. So do my firewalls. And my load balancers. I don't want to maintain a full fledged service declaration set for each one of those (and I bet you don't either), but at the same time, all of those devices are administered by very different people in many cases. So in your group config, create a service declaration similar to this:
define service{ use generic-http hostgroup_name firewall-http contact_groups firewall-admins }
This allows you to have ultra-local service declarations in with your hostgroup declarations, and you have very finite control over any variables that need changed. Notice that I didn't specify the check_command, because the one specified in generic-http is perfectly acceptable. If the firewall web servers had some specialized requirement, I would specify the check_command in the service declaration, and then below the service declaration, I would create the check_command to be used. Ultra local, discrete units able to be administered in a much more efficient way than searching through commands.cfg to find the right check command.
Because we've got the services compartmentalized like this, we can use Unix permissions to manage users' abilities to edit these files. Only want your firewall team to be able to change firewall nagios rules? Very difficult if you've only got 5 files. Simple if it's setup like this.
Individual hosts do, in fact, get their own configuation file, and the filename is FQDN.cfg. This eliminates any ambiguity that might come into affect with less specific names, and it allows me to setup exactly the checks I need, because host declarations can belong to multiple hostgroups. Got a web server that also serves files?
define host{ use linux-host host_name fs-web.internal.domain alias fs-web.internal.domain address 10.95.1.22 hostgroups http-servers, file-servers }
*BAM* Every check I need is in place, because the host uses the "linux-host" prototype, which specifies check by ping, automatically adds a check for snmpd, and any other requirements. http-servers does all the web related stuff, and file-servers makes sure all the NAS stuff is available. All in 7 lines.
The initial configuration still takes a lot of time to get the hierarchy setup and to "wrap your head around" the way it works, but the amount of time I've saved by being able to create short files which do lots of stuff is just amazing. I can't even tell you how much time, because I've stopped thinking about it.
I honestly can't believe that some books and howtos tell you to keep things in the original files.
I hope this has helped open your eyes to other possibilities to Nagios configuration and manageability. I'm sure some of you have interesting configuration setups, too. Share yours in the comments (or tell me what I'm doing wrong, so I can fix it!)
If you enjoyed this, you may also enjoy reading the followup that I wrote in 2014.


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Somebody posted this on the phred site...I thought you guys would be amused, esp. those of you with LHT's--you're now officially trendsetters!
(It makes perfect sense, since trends usually come around every generation or so. Anybody remember during the 70's and 80's when bicycle touring was actually popular?)
Brad Quartuccio's official prediction of the coming couple of years: Touring is the new fixed gear.
That's right, all of the cool kids are going to clamor for touring bikes in the near future. All of the really cool kids already have one. No doubt, touring has been around for as long as the bicycle, but just you watch my predicted surge in popularity.
What's my evidence? Conjecture mainly, but heres a bit of what is moving my thinking.
Surly Bikes is a good gauge, as their Long Haul Trucker framesets are pretty hard to come by, and their singlespeed, track and 29er bikes were all ahead of the mass acceptance curve. If the past is a hint at the future, people may look back upon the Long Haul Trucker as the start of a touring resurgence.
Critical Mass. Pittsburghs Critical Mass rides have a number of bikes along for the spin sporting racks and panniers, piloted by todays twenty something punk rocker hippy blends. Trends typically begin in some sort of close knit subculture before being adopted by the rest of society, and I have a feeling thats where this is all heading. Like the fixed gears before them, and the mountain bikes before that, this is a sign of things to come.
Dirt Rag employees. We arent the bastion of cool that some wish we were, but when it comes to cycling people here are many times ahead of the trend just due to where we work and what crosses our desk. Many of us had singlespeeds back in the late nineties, and cyclocross bikes before every company made one. Maurice was randoneuring before most knew what the word meant. Dirt Rag alumni participated in the first 24hr mountain bike event before anyone thought it would become the phenomenon it has. Come the end of April, Carol, Michael and friends are heading out for a ride across the wide state of Pennsylvania on Bike Route S. Next year, Route S will be clogged with cyclists Or not, but you get the drift.
North American Handmade Bicycle Show. Lots and lots of beautiful high end racks for tours of all lengths were on display. Really elegant stuff that shows there is a demand at the high end for such products, and where there is high end demand, the mass market usually follows.
Gas prices. Last time gas prices spiked in the '70s, touring bikes got popular. Will it happen 25year later in the present day? Time will tell.
Maybe Im wrong. Maybe I missed the boat totally and recumbents will be the new hipster accessory. Only with hindsight will we see what my foresight prescription is. Heres to hoping Im not too far off Because what follows touring? Mountain biking.


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On today's edition of Coffee and Markets, Brad Jackson is joined by Francis Cianfrocca to discuss the changing demographics of the world and how it will impact the economy. Then Neal Dewing from the Federalist reviews Donald Trump's winery, and gives tips for drinks to serve at Thanksgiving. Finally, Dennis Greene and I talk NFL.Read More »


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My biggest disappointment in the 5th gen of Poke'mon was "Reuniclus" When I first saw him i was stoked because he looked so cool .and he was a 3 evolution so I kinda had high hopes when it came to battling. I know Its right there in the stats. but he was so slow that I had to dump him. What is the use of a strong poke'mon if they don't even get the chance to attack. or just waite tons of HP every battle waiting to attack . idk.
that was a pretty big let down because i really wanted him to back up my team.
also. a big let down was "Seismitoad" i know i should have been used to the whole water+ground being extra weak to grass. but it just wasnt that good to have on my team. overall in the game and battling with friends. it was just an obvious flaw that made him hard to use. and i did like the design alot so it was hard to let him go.
anyways two poke'mon that i really liked and used well were: Vaniluxe (Sillycone) and Candelure (Candleheart) both of which supported my team in a big way.
peace out.
Well the first one, you could have trick room lol. I agree though, normally I'm used to fast paced pokemon so when it comes to slower mons, I have trouble fitting them into a team.
IMO the most disappointing pokemon in Gen V was Pidove and Co. I really just didn't get a liking to them like I did with the other "starting" birds especially after Staraptor. I just felt like it didn't do as well as they did.
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Electronic Arts can't formally confirm or deny whether a next-generation console is in the pipeline — but it can't keep from hinting that we might see them in the near future.
EA wants you to know that it isn't a corporate beast. Or greedy. Or interested in nickel and diming players. For real. Honest.
For $5 per month you get early access to EA titles on Origin, plus a selection of older games from The Vault at no additional cost.
Star Wars: Battlefront is a great Star Wars simulator — but it's not a great game. Once the initial thrill wears off, there's not much holding the game together.
EA's CFO has declared that the company has no intent of nickel-and-diming gamers. So what, exactly, have they been doing for the past 6-7 years?
The Star Wars Battlefront beta ran over the past few days — we took it for a spin and brought her home without a scratch.
The EFF and ESA have filed opposing claims with the Library of Congress over the future of multiplayer gaming support. The EFF wants players to have the right to support games after the online servers go dark. The ESA doesn't.
EA, in one fell swoop, has changed the entire landscape of gaming and made it much more feasible to buy an Xbox One instead of a PS4. Starting today, beta testers will be able to subscribe to EA Access ($5 per month or $30 annually), giving them unlimited access to some of EA's biggest games Considering these top-tier games usually cost $70 each, gaining access to all (or most) of EA's games for just $30 per year is an incredibly good deal — so good that, if you're into EA games, the Xbox One actually starts to make a lot more sense than the PS4. This is crazy, crazy stuff from EA — really, what is the company thinking?
When EA released a free-to-play Dungeon Keeper title on iOS and Android last year, there was substantial backlash from the gaming community. Now, the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) in the UK has ruled that EA cannot market Dungeon Keeper as a free game.
Now that the Xbox One and PS4 are on store shelves, the development team at BioWare have a serious problem to solve for the upcoming release of Dragon Age: Inquisition. Instead of rigging up a complicated syncing solution, BioWare decided to launch a simple tool called the Dragon Age Keep to solve the problem of save importing.
The Xbox One is coming up on its first big milestone: the release of Titanfall. Redmond is working to ship a number of major features in time for the launch of this semi-exclusive, and this could be the make-or-break moment for the Xbox One. From Twitch streaming to price cuts, this console is in for some huge updates over the next few weeks, but can these changes help the Xbone close the PS4 sales gap?
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