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Kaley Cuoco released her own nude photos on Wednesday and fans might be disappointed the star blurred the images. Apparently it appears the latest released photos are nothing more than a joke at the hacker's expense. According to Gossip Cop on Wednesday, the star released a nude picture of herself as a joke for her fans around the world.
According to other news sources there are some scary truths to be learned about using the internet and photo storage sites. It is not the fault of the celebrities that they were hacked, but it is apparent what goes on the cloud, does not stay on the cloud. Blaming the women instead of the hacker just is not a good idea because people are entitled to some privacy. Almost all of the Hollywood's stars are doing damage control and police are following the leads for every celebrity on the victim list.
The idea of having naked photos online is a big concern for their career and for their image, this could affect the earning potential of each victim. However, it appears that Kaley Cuoco has a great sense of humor regarding the situation and she isn't going to let a few digitally enhanced images get in the way of her career.
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"I thought Art Good was nuts. There, on the Sunday morning lineup of the 2001 JazzTrax Catalina Island Festival was this band, "Action Figure Party."
"Action Figure Party?!"
The band consists of twentysomething musicians from bands like "Garbage," "Buck Cherry," "Incubus," and "Beck." One of the musicians' names is "Flea." Another goes by "Yogi," and a third, with the more-promising sounding name of Sean Lennon, plays ... umm ... turntable??
While some of my friends quietly decided that maybe they had something else to do on the island, and I started to think the same thing, all of the sudden I began to think to myself: "Well, maybe I'm reacting like Ed Sullivan did when he encountered this new band called the 'Beatles.' Maybe I should keep my mind open and just listento what these guys have to play." And man, I'm glad that I did.
I even went down before the set was through to buy a copy of their CD, even though they did not have a copy available for preview listening, and to be the second person in line to get the entire band to sign it. I'm glad I did that, too because I think they sold out.
Action Figure Party's sound is different, but refreshingly so. Some of their music has strong references to hip-hop sounds ... there is a singer, and real lyrics, and some of those lyrics are spoken through a vocoder. Underneath that "techno" delivery there is some very strong piano-playing by keyboardist Greg Kurstin, and it's definitely jazzed. This man has spent a lot of time listening to Dave Brubeck and other strong players. He has obviously spent a lot of time working through classical music too. The album has 17(!) musicians playing on the various tracks, and these cats know their chops.
In other words, this is jazz .. and more .. delivered with strong references to past players and styles without being limited to it. You don't know what to expect, but you'll like what you hear.
We're going to hear more from this band, and particularly from Greg Kurstin as a performer, songwriter, and arranger. I'm certainly glad that the misguided record company executive who wanted to stuff this album into the "Alternative Music" category, there to be forgotten, was not able to limit their exposure. The music got out ... and it's good." -AllAboutJazz
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Action Figure Party: Greg Kurstin (vocals, guitar, Fender Rhodes & Wurlitzer electric pianos, Clavinet, Hammond B-3 Panther organs, ARP & Moog synthesizers, samples); Yogi (guitar); David Ralicke (saxophone, trombone); Gabrial McNair (trombone); Pamelia Kurstin (Theremin, bass); Flea, Daniel Shulman, Fima Ephron, Mike Elizondo (bass); Yuval Gabay (drums, tambourine); Gary Novak, Jose Pasillas, Brian Reitzell, John Molo (drums); Sean Lennon (turntables); Miho Hatori (background vocals).
Personnel: Greg Kurstin (vocals, guitar, piano, celesta, electric piano, organ, synthesizer, Moog synthesizer, drums); Yogi (guitar); David Ralicke (saxophone, trombone); Yuval Gabay (drums, tambourine); Gary Novak, Brian Reitzell (drums); John Molo (percussion); Pamelia Kurstin (Theremin); Sean Lennon (turntables); Miho Hatori (background vocals).
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Jazz and rock hit it off just right on Greg Kurstin's self-titled debut for the Verve label, Action Figure Party. The keyboardist brings together a diverse group of rock musicians including Flea from the Red Hot Chili Peppers, Sean Lennon on turntables, Gabrial McNair of No Doubt, and Gary Novak, who has played with Alanis Morrissette and Chick Corea. All songs were written by Greg Kurstin except one, which was written by his wife and co-performer, Pamelia Kurstin. Action Figure Party opens with "Everybody Ready," setting the party atmosphere with a radio-friendly track that's still true to the jam-band idiom. Elements of jazz are introduced by way of Kurstin's Moog and electric piano work on "Pong Baby," a freewheeling mix of rock and jazz. "Flow," spotlights Kurstin's improvisational skills on acoustic piano that create a visual mood with pat but not overly familiar soloing. Flea fills in the basslines with his eclecticism, making this song happen while drummer Gary Novak provides additional rhythmic charisma with his accessible performance. Together their energy is electric, but still down to earth enough for jazz radio. On "No Sleep" Kurstin is playing great and so is Yogi on guitar with the wah-wah working just right. Kurstin's special guests, with origins in both rock and jazz, make this ensemble of musicians one of the better jam bands in recent years. Action Figure Party is a likely inheritor of that crowd since the featured ensemble incorporates a lot of their licks but still haven't made this just a record for lovers of the jam-band scene. ~ Paula Edelstein


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The names have changed at the top of the West Virginia men's basketball stat sheet.
Forward Kevin Jones recently signed with the Cleveland Cavaliers. Point guard Darryl "Truck" Bryant recently was waived by the NBA Development League's Texas Legends.
The names at the top of WVU's list are new. Brand new.
Dayton transfer guard Juwan Staten and LaSalle transfer center Aaric Murray are the Mountaineers' top two scorers. Staten has taken over the ball handling from Bryant. Murray mans the post.
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The NCAA tournament really gets into full swing on March 20. Yet on March 18, the tournament actually started with the first two games of the "First Four" first round. While the First Four is a recent addition to the NCAA tournament and showcases the teams that squeaked in, it occasionally leads to bigger things -- which the Albany Great Danes and N.C. State Wolfpack can now hope for.
The Great Danes knocked off the Mount St. Mary's Mountaineers in the first game of the NCAA tournament, as the two No. 16 seeds fought it out for the right to play the Florida Gators next. Although Albany blew Mount St. Mary's away early with an opening 21-2 run, a counter 21-2 run by the Mountaineers made it close, until the Great Danes held on by 71-64.
Albany got lucky to hold on, especially when a tying three-point shot by Mount St. Mary's Rashad Whack rolled out after almost going down. But it's unlikely that the Great Danes will have any 21-2 runs -- or survive any against them -- when they face the No. 1 Gators on March 20 in Orlando.
The First Four of the NCAA tournament allows No. 16 seeds to win at least one game, before getting slaughtered by top seeds. But its greater legacy is from other double digit seeds winning and making a deeper run -- like the 2011 VCU Rams did on their way to the Final Four, and when the La Salle Explorers went to the Sweet 16 last year.
N.C. State hopes to equal those runs after beating the Xavier Musketeers on March 18. The Wolfpack received one of the more debatable bids to the NCAA tournament, especially when they got in over the SMU Mustangs. Yet the Wolfpack made the selection committee look smart, once they blew past the Musketeers in the second half for a 74-59 win.
Star sophomore T.J. Warren caught fire after halftime, scoring 16 of his 25 points in the second half. But it wasn't just Warren who heated up, as a 61.5 shooting performance from N.C. State in the last 20 minutes also made the difference.
Despite the way they made the NCAA tournament, the Wolfpack can believe they will make some noise. They next face the slumping Saint Louis Billikens on March 20, although the Louisville Cardinals may loom after that.


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In the New England Patriots' 43-22 victory over the Indianapolis Colts Saturday night, former University of Oregon running back LeGarrette Blount scored 4 touchdowns, including three in the first half.
Blount became only the second player in NFL history to run for four touchdowns in a single game, joining Ricky Watters, who scored five touchdowns to help the San Francisco 49ers beat the New York Giants 44-3 in a playoff game in 1994. The Patriots probably could have easily given Blount a fifth touchdown, but opted to allow Stevan Ridley to take a handoff from 1 yard out to give the Patriots a 43-22 lead with 11:15 left in the game.
Blount scored the first touchdown from two yards out after an interception return by New England on the Colts' opening drive. He scored another 2-yard touchdown to give the Patriots a 14-0 lead. His third 2-yard touchdown run, with 10:58 remaining in the second quarter, gave the Patriots a 21-7 lead. Then, with 13:08 left in the fourth quarter, Blount sprinted 73 yards for another score to put the Patriots ahead of the Colts, 36-22.
Blount rushed for over a thousand yards in each of his two years as a junior college player before becoming a member of the Oregon Ducks in 2008. In his first season for Oregon, as a junior, Blount ran for 17 touchdowns.
But his real fame came from the Ducks' season-opener against Boise State in 2009. In Chip Kelly's first game as the team's head coach, Blount was held to -5 yards on 8 carries. After the game, he sucker punched Boise State defensive player Byron Hout in the face. As Blount was then restrained and escorted to the Oregon locker room, he confronted Boise State fans and later claimed that one fan punched him.
He was then suspended for the remainder of the 2009 season, but Kelly allowed Blount to attend team practices, leaving the possibility open that Blount could possibly return to the team late in the season if he met certain guidelines that the football program set up for him.
He was reinstated later in Oregon's 10th game of the season, but he didn't play again until the final game of the regular season, against Oregon State. He scored a touchdown in that game, and an additional touchdown in the Rose Bowl against Ohio State.
Blount went undrafted in 2010, but eventually signed with the Tennessee Titans. He was released before appearing in any games, but not before he punched one of his teammates. After his release he was then signed by Tampa Bay, where he played from 2010 to 2012. He ran for over 1,000 yards as a rookie, but never got over the 800-yard mark.
Blount was traded to the Patriots in exchange for Jeff Demps and a seventh-round draft pick during the 2013 off-season. He played in all 16 regular season games for the Patriots, racking up 772 yards (5.0 yards per carry) and 7 touchdowns.
He finished New England's playoff win against Indianapolis on Saturday with 166 yards on 24 carries (6.9 yards per carry.) In fact, Blount ran for more yards and touchdowns than he did in 13 games with Tampa Bay in 2012 (151 yards, 2 touchdowns.)
The Patriots advanced to the AFC Championship game for the third straight year. They will face the winner of Sunday's San Diego-Denver game.


text: Clinical Trials Expanding options and advancing research The Clinical Trials Unit of Rochester General Health Systems Endocrine-Diabetes Care and Resource Center is an outpatient facility that since 1988 has conducted clinical research for the pharmaceutical and medical device industries. We strive to advance medical research, to expand medical options, and to bring to our community the safest, most up-to-date medications. We conduct phase II, III, IIIb and IV research as well as observational studies in diabetes, diabetic retinopathy, diabetic gastroparesis, early renal insufficiency, growth hormone deficiency, hyperlipidemia and hypertension. Our Clinical Trials Unit is equipped with centrifuge, stadiometer, electrocardiograms, dedicated subzero freezer, secure refrigerated drug storage, climate-controlled secure drug storage room and electronic database. Our physicians – under the direction of Zachary R. Freeman, MD, FACE – are board-certified in internal medicine and endocrinology. We use a local institutional review board (IRB) – RGH's Clinical Investigation Committee – which meets twice monthly. Contact Us For more information on diabetes clinical trials, contact Amy Winterberger, CCRC, clinical research supervisor, at (585) 922-8434. Endocrine-Diabetes Care and Resource Center Research 224 Alexander Street, Suite 200 Rochester, New York 14607 Phone: (585) 922-8434 Fax: (585) 922-8060 Areas of Expertise The unit conducts research in Phases II, III, IIIb and IV, as well as observational studies. Our therapeutic areas include: Diabetes Diabetic Retinopathy Diabetic Gastroparesis Early Renal Insufficency Growth Hormone Deficiency Hyperlipidemia Hypertension We have worked with the following Pharmaceutical and Contract Research Organizations: Abbott Amylin Corporation Aventis Bayer Corporation Bristol-Myers Squibb Clinimetrics Research Associates Eli Lilly & Co. Glaxo SmithKline IRBD/Phoenix ICON Clinical Research Janssen Kendle International K-Force MDS Pharma Services Merck & Co Novartis Novo Nordisk Ortho Biotech Parke-Davis Pfizer, Inc. Pharmacia & Upjohn PharmaNet, Inc. PPD Development Quintiles REGISTRAT Sanofi-Aventis Takeda Pharmaceuticals Wyeth-Ayerst The Clinical Trials Unit is an outpatient center equipped with: Centrifuge Dedicated sub-zero freezer Secure refrigerated drug storage Climate controlled secure drug storage room Electrocardiograms Stadiometer Internet Access Electronic Database The Unit uses a local IRB, the Rochester General Health System Clinical Investigations Committee, which meets twice monthly. Quality Assurance Standard Operating Procedures – annually reviewed and updated Staff Certifications: ACRP (Association of Clinical Research Professionals) training and CCRC (Certified Clinical Research Coordinator) certification of all study coordinators when eligible Saf-t-Pak training and testing for shipment of human diagnostic specimens Human Subject Protection Program (HSPP) certification through the University of Rochester Weekly meetings with Study Coordinators, Investigators and research staff to review study progress Staff Experience Zachary R. Freedman, MD, FACE Endocrinology & Internal Medicine, Primary Principal Investigator Over 18 years clinical trial experience R. James Bingham, MD, FACE Endocrinology & Internal Medicine, Sub-Investigator 6 years clinical trial experience Amy Winterberger, AAS, CCRC Research Manager Certified Clinical Research Coordinator 15 years clinical trial experience Cathy Cimino, AAS, CCRC Certified Clinical Research Coordinator 6 years clinical trial experience Nancy MacBay, AAS, CRC Clinical Research Coordinator 3 years clinical trial experience Cindy Tornes, RN, BSN, CDE Nurse / Certified Diabetes Educator 3 years clinical trial experience Carole McClary, BSN, MSN, ANP, CDE Adult Nurse Practitioner / Certified Diabetes Educator 3 years clinical trial experience John Kralles, RD, MS, CDE Dietician / Certified Diabetes Educator 3 years clinical trial experience


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|The BBC reports that 60 EDL supporters were arrested on public order offences on Saturday, the day of the EDL's Tower Hamlets dem
The EDL numbered around 1000 and demonstrated near Aldgate Tube Station under a police escort, whilst a counter-demonstration estimated at around 1500 held a gathering nearby on Whitechapel Road.
Both demonstrations took place despite the Home Office placing a ban on marches in the area, which restricted both protests to static demonstrations.
From the BBC:
"Police said 16 arrests were made during a demonstration by the group, while 44 people on a coach were held later on suspicion of violent disorder."
Sixteen were arrested during the demonstration "for offences including assault on a police officer, common assault, drunk and disorderly and affray."
Another article stated that, "Scuffles broke out and missiles were thrown by activists as 3,000 officers tried to maintain control."
"The later arrests came after a coach taking EDL supporters away following the protest broke down outside Stepney Green Tube station, at about 18:30 BST." All of the passengers were arrested for public order offences.
The Founder of the EDL, Stephen Lennon, breached his bail conditions to attend the protest. He was convicted in July for leading a street brawl of 100 football fans in August 2010.
In a speech (see this YouTube video) that can only be described as racist, Islamophobic and hateful, Lennon stated that "Islam rules by intimidation and violence."
He also placed the blame of 7/7 not on those few individuals who actually carried out the attacks, but on the entire Muslim community,
"…every single Muslim watching this video on YouTube, on 7/7 you got away with killing and maiming British citizens…the Islamic community will feel the full force of the EDL if we see any of our citizens killed, maimed or hurt on British soil ever again."
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- 4 cups tomato juice, divided
- 1 teaspoon minced onion
- 2 bay leaves
- 4 whole peppercorns
- 4 cardamom seeds (or 1/8 teaspoon nutmeg)
- pinch of cayenne pepper
- 2 packages (3 ounces each) plain or lemon gelatin
- watercress or lettuce, as garnish
Instructions:Heat half the tomato juice to a boil and add seasonings. Simmer for 5 minutes and strain. Add strained juice to gelatin, and stir to dissolve. Add remaining juice, and pour into a 1-quart mold or 8x8-inch pan. Chill until firm (at least 2 hours), then unmold. Serve over greens, plain, or with a blue cheese or other dressing.
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Unemployment down, Ed Neufeldt's bracelets come off
A Wakarusa man symbolically removed three bracelets he's been wearing for years, because he's finally convinced Elkhart County "has recovered" from a devastating unemployment rate from five years ago.
WAKARUSA — Ed Neufeldt vowed to wear three green bracelets until unemployment rates fell below 7 percent. He told The Elkhart Truth in 2012, "I may be wearing them to my casket," but on Thursday they came off.
"I thought that would never happen," he said looking at the bracelets in his hand.
Unemployment rates posted this week prompted Neufeldt to symbolically remove his three bracelets, which represented unemployment rates in the U.S., Indiana and Elkhart County. Rates in all three are now below seven percent.
Originally, he set the unemployment threshold at 5 percent for removing his bracelets. He reconsidered three months later and made a new goal of seven percent.
"That would almost be impossible," he said.
Neufeldt lost his job of 32 years at Monaco Coach Corp. during the 2008 economic recession and eventually found part-time jobs. That is when he started wearing the bracelets, which displayed the words "green jobs for America."
One of those jobs was at an electric motor company and he hoped companies like it would help lower Elkhart County's unemployment rate, but now the company is no longer located in Indiana.
"We thought at first the electronic motor industry would change Elkhart," he said.
Now, Neufeldt works multiple part-time jobs. He cleans a medical clinic in Wakarusa, delivers bread for Lewis's Bakery based in LaPorte and works at Martin's Super Market stocking bread.
"I like what I'm doing," he said. He wants to continue working those jobs despite receiving offers for other work.
"I'm not making $20 an hour, but I'm surviving," he said.
Neufeldt began speaking about unemployment to media outlets especially after he introduced President Obama during his visit to Elkhart County in 2009. Neufeldt said he thinks he has had 80 media interviews since.
The future of Elkhart County, he said, is optimistic.
"Elkhart County has hope for the future," he said. His 18-year-old daughter recently started her first job.
"Five years ago," he said, "you couldn't event go out and get a job."
"I think Elkhart County is blessed," he said. "We have recovered."


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NBC journalist, Ann Curry found herself injured on a New Jersey hiking trail and needing the assistance of the Boy Scouts of America.
Writing in Scouting Magazine, on Friday, Bryan Wendell says Scouts from Berkeley Heights encountered Curry on a trail in Harriman State Park in New York. Curry, 57, had broken her ankle.
Scouter Rick Jurgens said, "We were hiking along, and we came to a trail intersection and a lady was sitting on the ground with her one leg out. We didn't think anything of it, but one of the guys asked if everything is OK. She said, 'No, not really. I think I broke my ankle.' She told us to keep going, but the guys refused."
Jurgens recognized Curry's voice instantly, but his scouts had no idea it was the famous TV journalist. They created a splint for Curry.
Jurgens said, "We work on these requirements, and here's an opportunity where it was a true test of all those First Class, Second Class first-aid requirements. They got to use it and use it for real. And they did an outstanding job."
However, Curry still wasn't able to make it down the trail on her own. So, the Scouts "started running into the woods," and returned with wood, which they combined with tarp, to craft a makeshift stretcher to help carry Curry to the trailhead where her husband and son had gone for help.
Forest rangers showed up after Curry's accident was reported but Scouts had it under control. They drove Curry and her family to a nearby hospital.
Curry then wrote a thank you letter to each of the nine scouts saying, "I feel enormously lucky you came along at just the right moment, and were so willing to help a stranger in need," Curry wrote. "You are a credit to the Boy Scouts and to your families, and I want you to know I am deeply grateful for your kindness and skill."
On Friday, Curry also wrote a thank you tweet, "If you break a leg on on a mountain, I hope Boy Scout Troop 368 finds you. Boy am I glad they found me."


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An interview with global performer Sebastien Cipolla. Here is what he shared with the readers:
How and when did you first get into performing?
I always liked to entertain people, I used to perform stunt bike and runway modeling. The first time I was on a stage, it was for a fight scene as a stuntman, in France and I was 16 years old. However, the very first time that I was on a stage with a speaking role, was in January 2011. I will never forget this magical experience. I was doing modeling, extra jobs and stunt performances, but I wanted to express myself better, and do more acting jobs. I found the renowned acting school NIDA, in Australia that totally changed my life. I literally fell in love with acting. It's like I was meant to be an actor but didn't realize it before.
Who were some of your biggest inspirations?
I would say when I was a kid, I was a big fan of Jean-Paul Belmondo for his charisma and for doing his own stunts and Alain Delon. Then Johnny Depp, for being able to change and do so many characters. Robert De Niro, Marlon Brando, Al Pacino, Leonardo Di Caprio as well as many others. As a Martial Artist, I have to mention, that I'm also a big fan of Bruce Lee and Jackie Chan.
What kind have training have you done?
I studied the Eric Morris Technique in ACTT (Acting College Television and Theater) in Sydney, Australia. Then I did the 2 year program of the Stella Adler Technique at Stella Adler Academy Of Acting in Hollywood. I also did 15 different jobs in my life before becoming an actor, so I think I also have the life experience that helps me a lot.
What has been your favorite role to play so far?
Actually I kind of like all of them because they were all very challenging and I was excited to play all of them. Having said that, I do like playing the villain and very emotional characters with a deep story I will give more details soon!
What projects do you have coming up?
I have a few projects, coming soon. I have the Slender Man project going to a film festival in LA in September and The Heart Of Mine going to a short film festival in January 2015. My last feature will be released in June 2015. I'm shooting in October my first French speaking role for an American production! I still have to keep quiet about the project, but I can't wait to start working on it! We probably start filming in the middle of September.
Who would be your ideal co-star and why?
I would love to work with Meryl Streep because she is one the most talented actresses, she can share emotion in any circumstance!
What are your plans for the future?
Acting, acting and acting, which is what I love the most and to keep challenging myself and keep learning more and more about acting and training to get better. I would love to be recognized and known as one of the most talented actors in the world.
What is your advice to aspiring performers?
Never give up! Keep studying. Let yourself go to get deeper into the emotion, always ask yourself questions about the character and to get a deep understanding of the story. Be Happy and playful and most importantly, have fun!


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Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz chaired the weekly Cabinet meeting at Al-Salam Palace in Jeddah today.
King Abdullah opened the meeting by briefing the Cabinet on his recent contacts and consultations with world leaders and their envoys. He highlighted the efforts Saudi Arabia has exerted on behalf of pilgrims to the holy sites, including expanding the running area (masa'a) at the Grand Mosque, expanding the Jamarat Bridge and the general development of Makkah, Madinah and the other holy places.
In turn, the Cabinet also stressed that serving the Muslim nation and enhancing its security, stability, development and unity have been priorities in the Kingdom's foreign policy.
The Cabinet also called for joint Arab action in order to confront local, regional and international challenges. Regional alliances should be used to unite Arab ranks, not divide them, it said
A number of items were approved at today's meeting. The Cabinet decided to allow GCC citizens to practice insurance, transport and real estate services, and endorsed a GCC committee resolution to exempt surgical equipment from customs tariffs.
The Cabinet also approved the organization of the newly-established Saudi Non-oil Exports Development Commission, which replaces the Ministry of Commerce and Industry's International Exhibitions, Markets and Exports Development Administration.
Finally, the Cabinet reviewed the progress of higher education projects, approved a draft Memorandum of Understanding on political consultation with Slovenia, and approved a number of government appointments.


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Volume: 25 Issue: 3 (March 2002)
Making Prehistory
Researchers digitize a cave-art gallery
By Jenny Donelan
Not so many years ago, if you wanted to see prehistoric cave art in its original setting, you could. You might visit Altamira in Spain or Lascaux in France, where, standing in the caves of our Paleolithic ancestors, you could view the stylized and vibrant bison, horses, and other beasts they painted there some 15,000 years ago. Sadly this close-up experience is now available to few people, because by visiting the cave paintings, humans had begun to destroy them. The carbon dioxide that visitors exhaled was making the atmosphere inside the caves more acidic, dissolving the surfaces of the limestone walls and loosening the paintings. At the same time, all those tourists-as many as 1000 a day at Altamira in the 1970s-were raising temperatures inside the caves to the point where bacteria began growing on the artwork.
In order to protect the ancient illustrations, most European countries stopped widescale access to cave galleries about 25 years ago. But because the caves represented sources of national pride and in come, the idea of creating life-size replicas wasn't long to follow. A notable effort in the 1980s was Lascaux II in France, for which two of the cave's galleries were reproduced using manual measurements and photogrammetry. In Spain, various government and research bodies began toying with a similar idea-a particularly ambitious reproduction of Altamira, where the paintings are notable for their beauty, use of multiple colors, and incorporation of natural rock features that create a kind of bas-relief effect.
In 1988, Spanish agencies selected the Madrid-based replication specialists at Tragacanto to create a facsimile of Alta mira that was true to the original not only in spirit, but in as many particulars as possible. Explains Sven Nebel, technical director for Tragacanto, "Replication is necessary for all painted caves visited on a massive scale. But it must be done carefully, not in a 'Disney' way."
Tragacanto was able to begin the project with data provided by the National Geo graphic Institute of Spain, which had earlier spent eight months making point laser measurements along every 5mm of the main chamber. Tragacanto then used a Minolta VI-700 3D Digitizer to scan additional, more complicated parts of the cave at even higher resolutions. Tragacanto's Manolo Franquelo oversaw the coordination of both datasets using numerous hardware and software products-a list that includes Golden Software's Surfer7, Inus Technology's Rapidform 2000, Auto desk's AutoCAD, and many others-for the project. The team then used the combined data to mill a set of 1/10 scale models of different parts of the cave.
The Paleolithic artists who painted these bison in the cave at Altamira in northern Spain used both a variety of pigments and the natural features of the rock ceiling to create complex representations that are considered among the finest in prehistoric ar
Based on suggestions from scientists and other researchers, Tragacanto made sizing tweaks and other changes to the physical models, digitized them, fed the data back into a digital model, then recreated the 1/10 physical models, repeating the process several times before everyone involved with the project was satisfied. Then, to make the 200-square-meter ceiling section of the cave (where most of the paintings appear) on a 1:1 scale, the data was fed into a larger milling machine that created pieces of the cave from large blocks of medium-density polystyrene foam. Afterward, a wax skin with details not captured in the original scanning process-hairline scratches, small bubbles, etc.-was applied to the foam blocks.
Tragacanto used RapidForm 2000 and software from Minolta to bring each scan into a common 3D coordinate system for making a model of the cave. The section above represents more than a year's worth of work.
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For the sides and floor of the cave, an area of approximately 2400 square meters, scan data was used to position the cave on the building planes prescribed by architects at the replica's future home, The Museum and Research Centre of Altamira (located within walking distance of the original cave). The finished model was sliced into sections approximately 30 meters long, and the final synthetic rock replica was made from that. This rock material consists of 80 percent powdered limestone with an absorbency similar to that of the real cave, and 20 percent binders. Then professors Pedro Saura and Matilde Muzquiz of the Complu tense University of Madrid handpainted the ceiling bestiary onto the rock replica, using the same kinds of mineral pigments and charcoal that researchers believe the Altamira artists used.
The 13-year project was finished in 2001. Now, as many as 2000 visitors a day enter the exactingly created replica, which is regulated to 18 degrees Celsius, like its real counterpart. Although this museum experience cannot possibly be as exciting as clambering into a real cave and viewing actual 15,000-year-old paintings, the replica provides visitors with at least a taste of the atmosphere in which Paleolithic artists created their haunting masterpieces.
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My Spanish improved the most during the first week, as I was just getting back into it after not having spoken much in the past nine months.
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9 End-of-Year Money Moves
What you need to do now to save money when you file next year's taxes.
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Consider a Roth IRA or Roth 401(k) Conversion
Up to now, households with a combined income above $160,000 were ineligible to convert traditional retirement accounts to Roth accounts. But in 2010, income limitations were eliminated. As a result, conversions to Roth IRA accounts are up 400 percent, according to Fidelity Investments. Roth IRAs do not have mandatory distributions (in a traditional IRA, distributions must start at 70.5 years old), which makes them appealing for people who plan to leave the money as an inheritance rather than rely on it for retirement, says Lew Dymond, principal in the Wealth Counsel. Since taxes on conversions are expected to increase in 2011, "it makes sense to convert this year if you are planning on leaving your IRA to your children," he says.
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Give Gifts of Money
The Generation-Skipping Transfer Tax, which was 45 percent in 2009, has lapsed this year. This means you can transfer an unlimited amount of money without being taxed to either a non-relative who is more than 37.5 years younger, or to a relative who is more than one generation younger (like a grandchild). Since the GSTT is expected to return to 55 percent in 2011, you may want to be extra generous this holiday season. "If you have grandchildren, give them money this year while there are no tax consequences," says Bob Williams, senior fellow at the Tax Policy Center. Even if grandchildren aren't yet on your family tree, giving gifts to children, other family members or friends also carries tax benefits this year. The gift tax is currently 35 percent but is expected to rise to 55 percent next year. Or you can avoid the gift tax all together by capping your generosity at $13,000 ($26,000 if you give as a couple)-the maximum amount one person can give another without triggering the requirement to file a gift tax return with the IRS.
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If you bought an energy-efficient appliance for your current home in 2009 or 2010, you may be able to receive 30 percent of the cost back as a tax credit. Certain
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Coordinate Your Charitable Donations
Charitable donations to any 501©(3) tax-exempt, non-profit organization must be postmarked by December 31 to qualify for your 2010 tax return. If you have donated money or goods, start gathering those receipts now to submit in April, Pickering says. Also eligible: out-of-pocket expenses you may have run up while you were volunteering. These could include the miles you drove to a volunteering site (you can get back $0.14 per mile) or the ingredients you needed for your child's bake sale.
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Max Out Your Retirement Accounts
The money you contribute to your 401(k) and other retirement accounts is not part of your taxable income when you file your return in April. To minimize the amount of income tax you owe, contribute as much as you can by December 31. People under 50 can contribute $16,500 every year; people over 50 can pitch in an additional $5,500. "But make sure you aren't exceeding those limits," says Gerri Willis, host of the Willis Report on Fox Business Network. If you don't withdraw any excess money by April 15, it will be subject to a six percent tax penalty. People who have worked for multiple companies this year and have had more than one 401(k) account open should be especially careful: If you haven't moved your savings to your new company's plan, remember to add the totals from both accounts together.
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Capital gains taxes are 15 percent this year, but they are expected to go up to 20 percent in 2011. That makes this year a good one to cash in assets that have appreciated and rebalance your stock portfolio. If you invested heavily in the stock market and have large capital gains on stocks you've owned for more than a year, consider selling before December 31. If you still want to own shares in the company, you can buy the stock again immediately, without any penalties, to have a fresh start in 2011. (If you sell off your capital losses, you must wait 30 days before purchasing again in order to claim your loss.) To avoid paying capital gains taxes all together, consider giving the stock to your grown children. If your child is over 24 and still in school or over 19 and out of school (and earning less than $34,000), she is exempt from capital gains taxes this year. This means you can give her your stocks and she can cash in tax-free.
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I'm selling my Paloma Blanca 3860 dress that I recently wore in my November 2011 wedding. The dress was purchased as a size 12 but was altered to fit my frame, closer to a dress size 10, street size 6-8, and roughly 5'4″ height. There were a few alterations made to the dress, see below.
I was absolutely in love with my dress and I want someone else to love it too. I want to assist a bride in finding this dress at a better price for her own budget. I'm asking $700 or best offer.
Dress has been professionally dry cleaned and is being stored in it's garment bag. I haven't spent the money to preserve it in the hopes that I will sell it rather quickly.
- Label Size: 12
- Street Size: 8
- Bust: 34
- Waist: 28
- Hips: 38
- Height with Shoes: 5'4
- Alterations: Cups added; removed boning at ribs (would suggest having that put back in for better fit); added a single halter strap which could easily be removed, two small lace appliques were added to the back to assist with the bustle, again, easily removable. The biggest alteration, though was I had the dress customized to be slightly more fit-and-flare rather than a-line.
- Color: Ivory
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Mike Bruemmel , Bridgewater-Raynham: The senior lefty's third straight "High 5" appearance may be the most worthy. In the Division 1 state championship game, the senior tri-captain needed only 89 pitches to toss a complete game shutout against Nashoba Regional, allowing two hits and fanning 12. He also collected a pair of RBI singles in the 4-0 win.
John Carlson , Hingham: Eight innings of one-run ball in relief of starter Evan Flanagan from the junior righthander enabled the Harbormen to prevail in the 12-inning marathon that was the Division 2 title game, 7-6, against Auburn. Carlson also collected two hits at the plate and worked a nine-pitch at-bat in the 12th, resulting in a fly out to center that moved the eventually game-winning run, Flanagan, to third.
Cody Clifford , Hingham: After seven innings on the bench — he was lifted for pinch hitter Luke Ferris in the fifth — the senior third baseman re-entered the Division 2 final as a pinch hitter with two outs and the bases loaded in the 12th. He lined a Michael Vaitkunas offering to right field to end it, his second game-winning hit of the tournament.
Kevin Huscher , Middleborough: The senior shortstop got on base three times (single, double, walk) and scored a run for the Sachems in their Division 3 state championship win over Hopedale, 4-3, but his most important contribution was the final one. He bounced a two-out, bases-loaded single up the middle in the bottom of the seventh, plating junior Taylor Frazier and senior Sam Yost, to make the Sachems walkoff winners.
Cody Younger , Middleborough: Two unearned runs were the only demerits on the senior lefthander's ledger in the Division 3 final, an eventual 4-3 win for the Sachems. He scattered seven hits and a walk while striking out five to cap an impressive scholastic career. After being blocked at first base his first two years of high school, Younger has been a solid contributor at the plate and on the mound the last two seasons.
Healey's Top 10 baseball teams
(Records final)
1. Bridgewater-Raynham (21-5)
2. Walpole (19-4)
3. Norwood (17-5)
4. Hingham (21-6)
5. Braintree (15-5)
6. Silver Lake (17-6)
7. Middleborough (21-5)
8. Stoughton (16-7)
9. Abington (20-4)
10. Sharon (14-9)
Healey's Top 10 softball teams
1. Bridgewater-Raynham (23-1)
2. Silver Lake (20-3)
3. Duxbury (17-6)
4. Abington (20-4)
5. Dedham (15-10)
6. Notre Dame, Hingham (15-3)
7. Hanover (15-8)
8. Marshfield (15-4)
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Freshman Travis Hammonds finished with a double-double in another solid game against UCI.
Feb. 6, 2014
Irvine, Calif. - A late chance to tie the game at the buzzer fell short, and Long Beach State dropped a 61-58 decision on the road at UC Irvine. Freshman Travis Hammonds finished with his first career double-double for the 49ers, while Dan Jennings finished with 14 points to lead the 49ers.
Long Beach State (9-13, 5-3 Big West) ultimately out-rebounded the Anteaters, winning the battle on the glass 42-37, led by Hammonds who finished with 10 rebounds to go with 10 points on the day along with three assists. Jennings also added seven rebounds and David Samuels finished with six rebounds, as the two upperclassmen paired to defend 7'6" Mamadou Ndiaye.
The 49ers did a good job on the UC Irvine redwood offensively, holding the freshman to eight points, but fellow freshman Luke Nelson carried the Anteaters to the win, scoring 28 points to lead all scorers.
Both teams battled through the first half, with neither side holding an edge larger than four points while heading to the break tied at 31-31. Long Beach State regained the lead on a basket from Jennings at 35-33, and eventually opened the spread as large as five at 49-44 on a layup by A.J. Spencer, challenging Ndiaye inside.
Long Beach State went cold after that basket, and while neither team scored a field goal for over two minutes in that stretch, the 49ers struggles continued in a 12-0 run that put UC Irvine up for good as the Anteaters took their largest lead of the contest at 56-49.
A Hammonds 3-pointer cut into the UC Irvine lead, and Long Beach State was within a point after a clutch 3-pointer from Tyler Lamb at 58-57 with 1:24 remaining. Nelson was able to answer at the end of the shot clock however, and a final chance for Lamb at the buzzer to send the game to overtime went off the iron.
Long Beach State continues their local road trip this Saturday. The 49ers head to UC Riverside, facing the Highlanders at 7 p.m. on ESPN3.
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CHITRA: Cognitive handprinted input-trained recursively analyzing system for recognition of alphanumeric characters
- Belur V. DasarathyAffiliated withM & S Computing, Inc.
- , K. P. Bharath KumarAffiliated withDepartment of Electrical Engineering, University of Hawaii
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A novel system for recognition of handprinted alphanumeric characters has been developed and tested. The system can be employed for recognition of either the alphabet or the numeral by contextually switching on to the corresponding branch of the recognition algorithm. The two major components of the system are the multistage feature extractor and the decision logic tree-type catagorizer. The importance of "good" features over sophistication in the classification procedures was recognized, and the feature extractor is designed to extract features based on a variety of topological, morphological and similar properties. An information feedback path is provided between the decision logic and the feature extractor units to facilitate an interleaved or recursive mode of operation. This ensures that only those features essential to the recognition of a particular sample are extracted each time. Test implementation has demonstrated the reliability of the system in recognizing a variety of handprinted alphanumeric characters with close to 100% accuracy.
Key wordsCharacter recognition handprinted alphanumerics decision tree logic multistage interleaved feature extraction-categorization approach
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Volume 7, Issue 3 , pp 253-282
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Freshman tailback Tyler Ebell (Ventura, CA/Ventura HS) of the UCLA Men's Football Team was selected as the UCLABruins.com Student-Athlete of the Week for the week of Nov. 4-11.
At Arizona, Ebell became only the second player in school history to rush for over 100 yards in six consecutive games during the same season. Ebell finished with 124 yards and two touchdowns on 22 attempts in UCLA's 37-7 victory. His first touchdown was a tackle-breaking, reverse-field 22-yard run, while his second was a 19-yard run on fourth-and-one to give the Bruins a 17-0 lead. On the night, he had four runs of at least 19 yards, including one for 36 on UCLA's first touchdown drive.
Ebell leads the Bruins with 858 yards on 188 attempts and is averaging 4.6 yards per carry. He also leads the team with nine touchdowns and 54 points.
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I'm a big Pinterest fan! LOVE the place, all the ideas I can get, the quotes that are shared and not to mention the AMAZING photography that people pin….it's soooo inspirational! It's my newest love and I have to say, I have tried a few things on there that I have pinned…mainly new recipes and it's really cool. I'm a visual person so I've done away with book marking my favorites because I need to see pictures and colors…otherwise I'll forget why I faved it in the first place. So if you aren't on Pinterest, you should be…it really gets your creative juices flowing.
I have been in the kick of organizing lately. I'm such a freak when it comes to it and I believe everything has it's place. Organizing can be fun when it's pretty and here are a few images to inspire you to make the move and clean out your desk or your junk drawer. Or how about taking that big leap and venturing into your kids room and tackling it head on!!
The first two top pictures are of a book swing and what I'm in the processing of making for Grant's room. I just ordered a sweet chocolate brown chervon fabric this morning so I can't wait for it to come it. It looks like it won't take long to do (which is the kind of projects I like) and you don't have to be an expert in sewing either. If you can sew pretty straight lines, you are in! I'm planning on making two shorter ones and hanging them below a cool distressed barn red chalk board that I have in his room….to make it his own little creative, reading nook. I have some big orange throw pillows that I'll toss in that corner too so he can chill and relax (and possibly entertain himself for a few so I can actually maybe sit down and read myself). Heck, you may just find me in that corner. LOL!!
Next up is such a cool look for an entry way! I have the perfect spot for this and from reading how she created it, it doesn't cost a whole lot of money to do it (we all like the sound of that right?).
And finally, LOVE this look! Another organization station! You can't be too organized you know? LOVE the wire baskets and the white tins and lucky us, she has links on where they were purchased.
So anywho….I'm hoping to share some of my Pinterest finds with you all to inspire you so make sure you check back often. And on a side note, I bet you all are wondering why I'm trying to revive my blog again? I know, I've slowing let it die but I'm no longer shooting for f8kids and I'm back to Brenda Acuncius Photography again. So make sure you bookmark this blog (again) as I'll be posting my sessions and goodies here. With the help of you all, we can breathe new life into this old pile of dust!
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Alone Again
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I don't Iove you look down or above you
So why should I hesitate
Not Ietting out my independent air
That sweet aroma of contentment I implore
You not to ignore
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I need to order an IWB for my XD9 Service since my CCW should be coming in the next couple of weeks. I sweat like crazy whenever I'm outside, even when just walking so decided against leather. I am really leaning towards the Comp-Tac CTAC but am looking for some information on users of the the Comp-Tac products that wear in hot weather. I don't wear tee shirts under my shirts, except during the winter so will be wearing with shorts, jeans or slacks with a Tommy Bahama, T shirt or other shirt that will not be tucked in. I have one of those bellies that stick out a little farther than it should so the untucked shirts look better on me.
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"There it goes, my history," Ian McCulloch observes on this offering from the first Bunnymen album in five years. Indeed, the New Wave titans proudly evoke their dolorous Eighties grace, luxuriating in a string-sloshed killing-moon ooze that could teach today's young folks a thing or two about how to spool out the decadent splendor.
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