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Meet the Farmers
The farmers in our training program are helping to attain MFA's mission of building a more sustainable food system. Please click on their names, below, to learn more about their stories.
Farmers in Training
Basic Training Program
Gurung Family Farm - Thul Dai & Dil Gurung
The Early Birds - Lue & Houa Lor
Whole Farm Management
Karen Family Farm - Aung Thin
1st Karen Farm - See Nay
Sebra Farm - Porfirio Perez
Mhonpaj's Garden - May Lee
Organic Transitions
Robert & See Moua's Little Garden - Robert Lor
Chong's Farm - Chong Ge Mua
Program Graudates
Dawn 2 Dusk Farm - Moses Momanyi
Encore Farm - Paula Foreman
Cala Farms - Rodgrio and Juan Carlos Cala
Crazy Boy Farm- Amy and Prouen Douen
Chicken Head Farm - Mohammed Gaabane
Past Farmers
Tomas Silva
King of Krops - James Matias
Miller Family Farm - Jacque Miller
Karen Happy Older Farm - Lay Moo
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Intrinsik Farm - Vince Xiong
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April starts off a bit slow with only about a handful of new video game releases across all gaming systems.
Check out the full list below:
PlayStation 3
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Xbox 360
Carnival Games: Monkey See Monkey Do (Kinect)
Karaoke Revolution Glee: Volume 2 Bundle
Karaoke Revolution Glee: Volume 2 – Software Only
Remington Super Slam Hunting: Alaska
Chainz Galaxy
Remington Super Slam Hunting: Alaska
Nintendo 3DS
no new releases
DS, DSi, DSi XL
Match 3 Madness
no new releases
Or, if you're like Mike M., a local Baltimore, MD gamer, a lot of your gaming time is going into the new Nintendo 3DS gaming system. Mike informed me that he spent close to $400 between the new Nintendo 3DS system, accessories, and games, so it doesn't sound like Mike will be buying anything else in the coming weeks!
Enjoy that new Nintendo 3DS Mike![s
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Many Canadians who are at retirement or nearing retirement realize they have been contributing to the Canada Pension Plan/Quebec Pension Plan (CPP/QPP) for the majority of their working lives, but they do not know when they will receive from CPP/QPP and how much. Here are four important facts about CPP/QPP to educate you about how much and when you should expect CPP/QPP payments.
1) You can begin receiving your CPP/QPP payments at age 60. In fact, you do not need to stop working between the ages of 60 to 65 to receive CPP/QPP pension payments. But, if you receive your CPP or QPP pension early and continue to work, you are expected to continue contributing to CPP/QPP until you fully retire.
2) From age 65 to 70, if you continue to work, you may elect out of paying CPP premiums (but not QPP premiums). This election to opt out of CPP premiums may only be done once per calendar year. Plus, the late pension augmentation increases from 0.5 percent to 0.7 percent per month for each month after age 65; this means the total increase in your CPP pension from age 65 to 70 is 42 percent.
3) If retiring at age 60, you can either take a reduced CPP/QPP pension or you can wait until age 65 to get the full amount. This total amount is based on your earnings and contributory period. Though, CPP/QPP earnings are adjusted for inflation and growth in wages.
4) The CPP/QPP death benefit is a lump sum payment of up to $2,500 and a survivor's benefit. The maximum monthly amount for a survivor's benefit, which is the retirement plus survivor benefit, cannot exceed $986.
Some things you should consider before taking early CPP/QPP benefits are whether or not you have stopped working, whether or not you are receiving a survivor's benefit, if you are single, and if you are unhealthy. If you have stopped working, it makes most sense to take the CPP/QPP benefits early because if you are no longer contributing to CPP/QPP, no earnings during your non-contribution period could lower the overall benefit collected later. If you are receiving a survivor's benefit and CPP/QPP benefits would exceed the maximum, you should not wait to receive your benefits because the amount you receive will not increase. If you are single, it is best to receive CPP/QPP early to ensure you receive as much from the pension plans as possible. Finally, if you are unhealthy, you should apply for disability benefits because they are higher than CPP/QPP benefits.


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In the Wildcats home opening doubleheader against William Woods last Tuesday, Nelson won game two with a complete game shutout 3-0 victory over the Owls. Nelson struck out seven batters and allowed just one hit and one walk.
Baker swept Ottawa University on Monday afternoon on the road, 3-0 and 13-2, to improve to 10-6 on the year.


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- Independent films at !fistanbul!
- A whiff of China in Istanbul
- Two prizes for Turkey in the Dakar Rally
- International environment conference in Lefkoşa
- Award goes to ATM Dalaman International Terminal
- Istanbul through the eyes of two poets
- Discovering Sinan in Istanbul
- Music of the world at Iş Sanat
- garajistanbul, a new Istanbul art center
- Three new exhibitions at Pera Museum
- Istanbul in travel diaries
- Turkey through the Magnum lens
- Unforgettable nights at the Ankara Palas
- Abdülcanbaz in Izmir
- Nostalgic journey at the Gallery of Communications
- 'Cats, Dogs, Birds'
- Traditional and modern side by side
Three new exhibitions at Pera Museum
The Suna and İnan Kıraç Foundation Pera Museum is hosting three major exhibitions simultaneously.
Among them, 'A Selection from the Millet Manuscript Library: Ali Emiri Efendi and His World, Firmans, Berats, Calligraphy, Books', includes the single extant copy of the first dictionary of the Turkish language, the Divanu Lugati't Türk, compiled by Mahmut of Kashgar in the 11th century. This exhibition runs through 1 July. The other two exhibitions are 'Chermayeff & Geismar: Emblems, Logos and Designs of the Last 50 Years', consisting of works by two of the world's biggest names in graphic design, Ivan Chermayeff and Tom Geismar, and 'Ivan Chermayeff: Collages and Figurines'. Both run through 25 March.
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- New Add-Ons Manager: gives you more space to manage your Add-Ons, Themes and Plugins. Customizing your browser has never been easier!
- HD Video: Watch hardware-accelerated, super-smooth, HD-quality HTML5 video on YouTube using the new WebM format.
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After falling out of first place for a couple of days, the Gateway Grizzlies were able to reclaim their perch on top of the Frontier League West Division on Saturday, by pulling out a 5-4 victory over the host Windy City ThunderBolts at Standard Bank Stadium in Crestwood, Ill.
Gateway starter JaVaun West (4-0) earned his Frontier League-leading fourth win of the season on Saturday, by going seven innings and holding Windy City to those four runs on eight hits and two walks, while striking out seven.
West is also the league leader in strikeouts, with 31 K's on the year, and has been the winning pitcher in all four of his starts this season.
On Saturday, the Grizzlies gave West a 3-0 lead before he ever even took the field, as they scored three times in the top of the first to jump on top of ThunderBolt rookie starter Jason Kafka.
Gateway's first five hitters all singled off Kafka to start the game, with runs coming in on a smash up the middle by third baseman Niko Vasquez, which drove in one run, and a line-shot to right field by designated hitter Michael Wing, which drove home two more.
Windy City got one run back in the bottom of the first, when Evan Button walked with the bases loaded to make the score 3-1. West was able to get out of that jam though, thanks to a pop out and back-to-back strikeouts.
Bases loaded walks were a theme of the evening between the Grizzlies and ThunderBolts.
Not only was that how Windy City got its first run, it was also how Gateway produced its fourth tally of the night, as right fielder Xavier Macklin walked with the bases loaded in the third inning to make the score 4-1 Grizzlies.
With that lead, West cruised through the middle innings, retiring 15 of the 17 batters he faced with ease between the second and sixth innings.
Windy City did touch the Atlanta, Mo. native and third-year pro out of the University of Indianapolis, for three doubles and a single in the seventh, but West's Gateway teammates bailed him out in the eighth, with a not-so-surprising bases loaded walk to catcher Landon Hernandez, which proved to be the game-winning run.
Relievers Chris DeBoo and Richard Barrett pitched scoreless eighth and ninth innings, respectively, to close out the win for the Grizzlies.
Barrett's effort in the ninth earned him his team-leading sixth save of the season.
Gateway is now 14-7 on the season and sitting a half game ahead of the crosstown rival River City Rascals in the Frontier League West.
The Grizzlies and ThunderBolts will play the rubber game of their three-game set at Standard Bank Stadium on Sunday afternoon, with veteran righthander Dejai Oliver (2-2, 5.87 ERA) getting the start for Gateway, and Windy City countering with former San Diego Padres farmhand Daniel Cropper (1-3, 6.32 ERA).
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Innovation has to have purpose before novelty. The Chevrolet SS is loaded with technological features keeping drivers connected to the outside world as well as safe inside the vehicle.
The intelligent key fob allows for passive entry and push-button start that makes beginning your drive effortless. It's as simple as opening the door, pushing the ignition button and finding your road. Alternatively, you can use the remote start feature from up to 300 feet away.
Furthering innovation and convenience, the Chevrolet SS can virtually park itself. Automatic Parking Assist provides hands-free parking by accurately detecting space and working with you to steer into the space.
SS helps you stay connected while on the go with the smart, easy-to-use Chevrolet MyLink† infotainment with GPS-based navigational system. Set on a large, 8-inch high-resolution color touch-screen, the system's graphic interface features intuitive functions through the Bose® 9-speaker premium audio system including subwoofers.
Hand-wrapped soft leather-appointed 10-way power seats are heated and ventilated allowing customization to different driver preferences.
A color Head-Up Display projects vital information like your speed, turn-by-turn navigation, and more. Projected on the windshield directly within your field of vision, this display keeps you informed while your eyes are safely on the road.
The Chevrolet SS is not only a smart car but also a safe one. It proactively protects from the unexpected with features like Forward Collision Alert and Lane Departure Warning, advanced and active safety systems that employ a digital camera to help drivers avoid front-end collisions. The systems trigger audible alerts if other vehicles are approaching too rapidly or if a collision appears imminent. Other SS visibility aids include Side Blind Zone Alert and a Rear Vision Camera with Rear Cross-Traffic Alert. The whole time you're driving, the SS is thinking.
The Chevrolet SS brings style, performance, luxury and innovation to the automotive world, while opening up a whole new niche in performance and design.


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2009 Research Summary
Double-Gate MOSFET Modeling: Asymmetric DG (BSIM)
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Darsen Duane Lu, Chung-Hsun Lin, Mohan Vamsi Dunga, Tianjiao Zhang, Chenming Hu and Ali Niknejad
Semiconductor Research Corporation 1451.001
The independent double-gate field-effect transistors (IDG-FETs) (Figure 1) allow the tuning of threshold voltage by changing the back-gate voltage. This provides circuit designers with additional flexibility to resolve the tradeoff between circuit speed and power consumption. However, existing compact models (or SPICE models) do not address independent gates. The goal of this project is to develop a compact model for IDG-FETs.
We have developed the core I-V and C-V model for IDG-FET and are verifying it with TCAD simulations [1]. Real device effects such as length-dependent back-gate factor and back-gate misalignment effects have been incorporated into the model. It is successfully implemented in the Verilog-A language and can be used in most commercial circuit simulators.
The model will be verified with measurement data when they are available.
Figure 1: (a) Bulk FinFET with two independent gates; (b) SOI FinFET with independent gates; (c) Back-gated SOI MOSFET
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The Liberal Bulldogs took two over the Hooker Horny Toads Monday night at the Liberal Baseball Complex. Liberal won the league game 14-3 and took the non-league game 8-0. In the league game, Brandon Granger pitched all five innings. Mario Armendariz hit a homer and Chuy Torres hit a double and a triple. In game two, Tyson Deaton had a perfect game broken up in the last inning after a bad hop base hit over the second baseman's head. Jared Hall provided a double and a triple in the win. The Bulldogs are 11-2 overall and 5-0 in the O-K League. Liberal goes to Ulysses Wednesday and plays Ulysses and Great Bend Friday at the Dodge City tournament.
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Robert Johnson, MD, Joins Bon Secours Medical Group
Bon Secours St. Francis Health System is pleased to announce the opening of the Bon Secours Family Medical Center and the addition of Robert G. Johnson, Jr., MD, to the Bon Secours Medical Group.
The practice will offer a full spectrum of family medicine, including newborn care and minor surgery and will accept all forms of insurance, including Medicaid.
Dr. Johnson said he knew he wanted to be a doctor at an early age. He enjoys the variety of care that Family Medicine provides and will offer pediatric medicine and women's health services at the new practice, as well as perform minor surgical procedures. Prior to the opening of the Family Medical Center, Dr. Johnson has been volunteering in the community, assisting at the initial visits of the new Pearlie Harris Center for Breast Health Mobile Mammography coach at Triune Mercy Center and San Sebastian Catholic Church.
"Bon Secours St. Francis fits my requirement to practice medicine at a faith-based organization, which cares about the spiritual aspects of its patients," said Dr. Johnson. "The clinical staff loves their patients. Bon Secours St. Francis is unique in that it actually lives its mission—to be good help to those in need."
Dr. Johnson, a Bob Jones University graduate, earned his medical degree at Oregon Health Sciences University School of Medicine and did his residency in Family Medicine at Shasta Cascade Family Medical Center and Orthopedic Hospital in Redding, California. He is board-certified by the American Board of Family Medicine.
Bon Secours Family Medical Center, located at 17 Memorial Medical Drive, is accepting new patients. For an appointment, please call (864)365-0225.


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Joe Abeywickrama Movies and Career Information
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Gammana Patabendige Don John "Joe" Abeywickrama, known as Joe Abeywickrama, was an award-winning Sri Lankan actor. He began acting in 1955 and achieved fame as a comedic actor. Since 1965, Abeywickrama has also done dramatic roles. He has won 18 Sarasavi Awards and Pesidential Awards. At the 1999 Singapore International Film Festival, Abeywickrama won a Silver Screen Award for Best Asian Actor for his portrayal of a grieving father in Pura Handa Kaluwara, a first for a Sri Lankan. He is considered by many to be the finest character actor the country has produced
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It seems like the city has been waiting for a splash, and Union hasn't disappointed. The old Shinders on Hennepin, the one people murmured about for years, has been transformed into a three-part spectacular spectacular. Starting from the top, there's a retractable rooftop dining room that will be a solarium for the sun seekers all winter. The main level is dark and clubby with booth seating and touches of copper. Downstairs, accessible by the alleyway behind the restaurant, is the Marquee Lounge where craft mixology is being given the club treatment. Make no mistake, with Chef Jim Christiansen behind the menu, the food is just as serious and just as fun.
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I'm hoping that this info will be transmitted to NBC, as sballvr has some association with the show.
Notice that this is not the place to talk about the stuff on the first baby borrowers message board. This is only about teen pregnancy. I do think it would be appropriate to talk about various methods to reduce teen pregnancy, but let's keep this one focussed on TEEN PREGNANCY. My ideas are well discussed on another board, so here's my vote.
Maybe. There's no way to know.
I don't think teenagers watching other teenagers living together in a nice condo will dissuade them from sexual activity. In fact I think it glamorizes it a bit because the other teenagers know that although these teenagers are living together (and all that that implies) they didn't really get pregnant.


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Operator: Thank you for joining Forward Air Corporation's Second Quarter 2012 Earnings Release Conference Call. Before we begin, I'd like to point out that before the press release this call are accessible on the Investor Relations section of Forward Air's website at www.forwardair.com. With us this morning are Chairman, President and CEO, Bruce Campbell; and Senior Vice President and CFO, Rodney Bell.
By now you should have received the press release announcing second quarter 2012 results, which were furnished to the SEC on Form 8-K and on the wire yesterday after market close. Please be aware this conference call may contain forward-looking statements within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995, including statements among others regarding the Company's expected future and financial performance.
For this purpose, any statement made during this call that are not statements of historical facts, may be deemed to be forward-looking statements. Without limiting, the foregoing words, such as believes, anticipates, plans, expects, and similar expressions are intended to identify forward-looking statements.
You are hereby cautioned that these statements may be affected by the important factors, among others, set forth in our filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission and in the press release issued yesterday, and consequently, actual operations and results may differ materially from the results discussed in the forward-looking statements. The Company undertakes no obligation to update publicly any forward-looking statements whether as a new result of new information, future events or otherwise.
Now I'll turn the call over to Bruce Campbell, Chairman, President and CEO.
Bruce A. Campbell - Chairman, President and CEO: Thank you, operator, and thanks to each of you for joining us this morning. I will again be brief in my presentation. So we can quickly get to the Q&A session. However, I would like to highlight a few key items from the quarter.
Our core airport-to-airport business continued to show decent volume growth during the quarter and we continue to see nice growth during our current quarter. Our Forward Air Complete product line continues its record breaking performance and we are extremely pleased with their progress. Even though Solutions suffered a small loss, we made great strides during the quarter and feel good about this product line heading into the second half of the year.
All in all, a very good quarter and as always we are grateful for all the efforts of our team, both our employees and independent contractors in helping us achieve these results. Now, Rodney Bell for our financial review.
Rodney L. Bell - SVP, CFO and Treasurer: Thank you, Bruce. Following my comments we'll open the lines for your questions. Operating revenues were up $16.1 million or 12.2% for the second quarter as compared to Q2 2011. Airport-to-airport revenues inclusive Forward Air Complete were up $11 million or 12%. This resulted from 5.4% increase in average weekly tonnage and 6.3% increase in yield. The yield breakout is as follows; 1.6% from linehaul pricing and 4.7% from the positive impact of Forward Air Complete.


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Muggy days can check their bad attitudes at the door. This Feel The Breeze Shirt ($55) keeps you cool and crisp with light 100% cotton and Rebel Without a Cause rolled sleeves. We can see it going well with colorful skinnies, leather jackets, nostalgia, and disaffection.
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Thank Secretary Duncan and Attorney General Holder for standing up for fair school discipline!
We know school discipline practices are all too often unfair, counterproductive, and discriminatory. More than 3 million students were suspended in the 2009-10 school year, often for minor, non-violent misbehaviors, with Black and Latino students disproportionately punished.
Thanks to the tireless work of advocates across the country, the Federal government is taking strong action.
Yesterday, the U.S. Departments of Education and Justice jointly released landmark policy guidelines on stopping discrimination in school discipline.
This guidance, the very first of its kind at the federal level, provides thirteen concrete action steps schools should take: from keeping police out of minor infractions, to integrating social and emotional learning into the curriculum, to creating an overall positive climate throughout the school.
These groundbreaking federal guidelines are the kind of support and leadership from Washington DC we all want to see more of.
Please join us in saying "thanks" to Secretary Duncan, Attorney General Holder and their staff for taking a strong stand against the school-to-prison pipeline!


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Man plays Call of Duty for 135 hours
Breaks record, has nap
AN AUSTRALIAN GAMER has played Activision's Call of Duty for 135 hours.
The chap, who works at a company called 4cabling, played the game for that long, but with allowed breaks, in order to break a record. It might also have improved his kill/death ratio - we don't know.
Okan Kaya started playing the game on 13 November and 4cabling documented his experience on its Facebook page.
The previous record stood at 120 hours and 7 minutes, but Okan smashed that with his routine of standing up and playing, sitting down and playing, and taking regular short naps.
"4Cabling sales manager Okan Kaya has set the new world record for longest online gaming marathon at 135hrs 50mins," says a post on the Australian cabling firm's Facebook page.
"Finishing up with a mad career ranking of 29 of 5 million players. It took 7 DAYS of mental & physical stamina & he crushed it!"
We've contacted Guinness, the self-proclaimed world records calculating organisation about this, and are waiting for its response. 4cabling has a banner on its webpage saying that the Kaya endeavour is a Guinness World Records attempt.
In case you were wondering, 4cabling employees are usually found doing work, but here it hosted the event.
"We don't usually encourage our team to play video games at work, but on this occasion, we were all too happy to set him up at work," it said. µ
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tea tree oil (Melaleuca Oil)
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Dr. Ogbru received his Doctorate in Pharmacy from the University of the Pacific School of Pharmacy in 1995. He completed a Pharmacy Practice Residency at the University of Arizona/University Medical Center in 1996. He was a Professor of Pharmacy Practice and a Regional Clerkship Coordinator for the University of the Pacific School of Pharmacy from 1996-99.
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Dr. Charles "Pat" Davis, MD, PhD, is a board certified Emergency Medicine doctor who currently practices as a consultant and staff member for hospitals. He has a PhD in Microbiology (UT at Austin), and the MD (Univ. Texas Medical Branch, Galveston). He is a Clinical Professor (retired) in the Division of Emergency Medicine, UT Health Science Center at San Antonio, and has been the Chief of Emergency Medicine at UT Medical Branch and at UTHSCSA with over 250 publications.
GENERIC NAME: tea tree oil
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DRUG CLASS AND MECHANISM: Tea tree oil is topical antiseptic. It contains Terpinen-4-ol, which has antifungal and antimicrobial properties.
PRESCRIBED FOR: Tea tree oil is used to treat minor cuts, scrapes, burns, abrasions, insect bites, and stings. It is also used for acne, nail fungus, and athlete's foot.
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Aamir Khan
Mumbai, India
"Film making is like fighting a war with leadership at the front."
-Aamir Khan
Aamir Khan is an award-winning actor, producer and director from India. He appeared in 2001's Lagaan, which received an Academy Award nomination as Best Foreign Film, as well as Rang De Basanti, India's official Oscar entry for 2006. Ghajini (2008) earned him his 15th Filmfare Best Actor nod, and ranks as the all-time Bollywood box-office champ.
Aamir Khan BiographyAamir Hussain Khan was born in Mumbai, India, on March 14, 1965. The son of film producer Tahir Hussain, Khan made his big screen debut at the age of 8 in Yaadon Ki Baaraat (1973), which was produced and directed by his uncle, Nasir Hussain. He put his cinema career on hold to become the state tennis champion of Maharashtra, and marked his return to the screen in 1984's Ketan Mehta's Holi.
aamir khan lands his breakthrough roleDirected by his cousin Mansoor Khan, 'Qayamat Se Qayamat Tak heralded Aamir Khan as a major new talent, earning him Filmfare's Best Male Debut Award for 1988, as well as his first Best Actor nomination. He received a second Filmfare Best Actor nod for his work in 1989's Raakh, and a third for Dil, India's box-office champ of 1990. Khan earned further Filmfare nominations for his performances in Jo Jeeta Wohi Sikandar (1992), and Akele Hum Akele Tum (1995).
Starring opposite Karisma Kapoor in Raja Hindustani, the highest grossing movie of the year, Aamir Khan finally won his first Filmfare Best Actor Award in 1996. More Best Actor nominations followed for his work in Ghulam (1998) and Sarfarosh (1999), in which he portrayed a policeman who takes on border terrorism. That same year, he appeared as the Ice-Candy man in Deepa Mehta's Earth, India's official entry to the Academy Awards.
aamir khan turns to producingIn 2001, Aamir Khan Productions was founded, and the studio scored a huge hit with its debut release. Lagaan garnered international acclaim and several major awards, a Best Foreign Language Film Oscar nomination, and earned Khan his second Filmfare Best Actor trophy. Lagaan turned out to be the last movie he would appear in for four years, as he took a break from Bollywood to take care of personal matters.
Aamir Khan divorced Reena Dutta, his wife of 15 years, in 2002. In December 2005, he married Kiran Rao, an assistant director on Lagaan. He returned to the big screen in 2005's Mangal Pandey: The Rising, and notched up yet another Filmfare nomination. The following year's Rang De Basanti earned him the Filmfare Critics Award for Best Performance.


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|Still from Green Crayon (2010).
Call it hometown pride, but we all love to see local filmmakers make good. Especially when these filmmakers are young, ambitious and getting recognition around the world. Director Kazik Radwanski and producer Daniel Montgomery studied film at Ryerson University and following graduation continued to work together, establishing their own production company, MDFF. No strangers to screening in Toronto with several of their films having been shown at TIFF, on May 15 their body of work to date will be screened at The Royal.
|Still from Out in that Deep Blue Sea (2009).
Having interviewed Radwanski after he returned from the Berlinale it's nice to see these films being screened in Hog Town. This "retrospective" is of note as it includes not only Radwanski's latest film, Green Crayons, but also the MDFF Trilogy: Assault (2007), Princess Margaret Blvd. (2008) and Out in that Deep Blue Sea (2009). When viewed as an ensemble it's hard not to get excited about MDFF's potential. Quiet, powerful and with a natural aesthetic, these films are equally captivating and elusive. The focus isn't on the back story but on the infinite present, raising questions without establishing clear cut answers.
|Still from Antoine Bourges' Women Waiting (2010).
In line with their philosophy towards film making, as MDFF begins to reach new levels of success Radwanski and Montgomary have started working with other burgeoning Canadian filmmakers. Rounding out the evening will be an example of such: Vancouver director Antoine Bourges' short Woman Waiting (2010).
The screening starts at 7pm, followed by a Q&A. Reception to follow at Crawford (718 College Street).
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At Sembcorp Marine, we recognise that one of the cornerstones of our success is our commitment to people development.
Our People Developer's certification by the Singapore Productivity and Standards Board speaks of our belief in bringing out the best in our employees.
To achieve this, we undertake a total approach towards training and development that tailors to each employee's unique career path. Self-development opportunities come in the form of scholarships (local and overseas) and sponsored courses. As the group expands globally, overseas exposure and training opportunities are available to interested employees.
In the areas of benefits and welfare, a comprehensive package is offered to employees of all levels. This includes:
- Medical benefits
- Dental benefits
- Accident and hospitalisation insurance cover
- Hospitalisation subsidy for family members
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John Cena versus Bray Wyatt (with Erick Rowan & Luke Harper)
John Cena finds himself in unfamiliar territory when it comes to this WrestleMania. He is firmly entrenched in the middle of the card facing a brand new, untested villain that is one of the hottest acts WWE has produced in a long time.
Wyatt laid down the gauntlet for Cena at the Royal Rumble when he interfered in the WWE World Heavyweight Championship bout and cost him the match and the Title. Since that point, Bray Wyatt and his Family engaged in a brutal feud with The Shield but continued too call out Cena at every turn.
Bray challenged Cena's perfect All-American image and the legacy he has built for himself. Wyarr looks to take down the façade that he believes Cena has created for himself. Bray and his Family have gotten the best of Cena on more than one occasion and have seemingly gotten into his head.
To combat, Cena has changed up his usual game plan and tried for his own mind games to combat Wyatt's psychological warfare.
This will be a test for both men. For Cena, it will be a chance to see whether he can lead a younger, less experienced opponent through a four star match. For Wyatt, it will be a moment to see whether the veritable rookie can hang on "The Grandest Stage of Them All" and produce when it is needed. John Cena is clearly WWE's "golden boy" and the true face of the company. Even when he is not in the main event, he is the gatekeeper of the main event. And if Bray Wyatt wants to accepted as a top level, true main event talent in the company he must excel when every eye in the wrestling world is pointed at him.


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Friday, April 15, 2011
How Does It Make You Feel?
For all the staging, blocking, composition and general story boarding stuff I post here, the number one thing should be "does the story elicit an emotional reaction from the audience?" Are they going to bring something away from the experience? Will they discuss the film on the way out or debate where they're going to eat?
I understand that for much of the movie-going public, movies are entertainment...an escape from the everyday world -- and that's fine, but because of what I do for a living movies need to be more than that. When the summer movie season lets me down in this way, I look for other outlets, either older films I haven't seen, foreign films, or I read (actually I am constantly reading, but even more so right now). Steinbeck's East of Eden was one of the most emotional and moving books I've ever read (not to mention some of the best characters ever created in Cathy and Samuel Hamilton). Cormac McCarthy's The Road, John Updike's Rabbit series (especially Rabbit Redux and Rabbit at Rest), Philip Roth's American Pastoral, and Upton Sinclair's The Jungle are high on the list of recent reads. Herman Wouk's The Caine Mutiny spun my head around and really made me think about how we perceive things differently from one another based on our experiences. It's a clever piece of manipulation by the narrator (although "manipulation" isn't quite the right term for it, since he doesn't know he's doing it).
Naturally, as I expressed in my comment about The Caine Mutiny, people are going to come away from a story with different feelings based on their experiences; but what seems to be a common thread in movies, books, music and all other forms of artistic expression is when an artist creates something for his or herself, is honest to it, and crafts it well, chances are it will resonate with others in a powerful way.
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5 comments:
- Alex Woo said...
Right on Ted! Seeing movies as just entertainment is like seeing food as something to just fill your stomach. Keep preaching brother!
- monkeyfeather said...
Well said Ted. Another book that had a great emotional response for me was Mr. Vertigo by Paul Auster.
- craig said...
Great post Ted. I'm gonna second john's suggestion for mr. Vertigo. He recommended it to me and I thought it was great.
- Quentin Lebegue said...
Great post indeed. It reminds me of what Brian McDonald says in his book 'Invisible Ink'.
And I did read 'The Rood' recently - it was so haunting.
- Deutschland said...
Thank you for taking this opportunity to chat about this. I appreciated your distinguished manner of writing the post. You have made it easy for me to understand.
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Miramontes Festival celebrates women in the arts
by Lauren Archuletta, Pre-Journalism
Yesterday, March 8, marks the opening of CU-Boulder's Fourth Annual Miramontes Music and Arts Festival. The festival is held in honor of Ofelia Miramontes, former associate vice chancellor of diversity and equity, who passed away in June of 2005.
Miramontes came to CU-Boulder as a staff member in 1985. She was an advocate for diversity both on and off campus, and contributed to the 1999 "Blueprint for Action" campus diversity plan. She and her husband, Bill Barclay, also established the CU-LEAD Opportunity Scholarship Program, honoring CU students who demonstrate leadership, excellence, achievement, and diversity alliance.
The Miramontes Festival, presented by Program Council, pays tribute to Miramontes by celebrating women who have made a contribution in the arts.
"Ofelia Miramontes was passionate about supporting women in visual and performing arts," said Megan Advisio Jones, graduate assistant for cultural programs and the leading student coordinator for this year's festival. "She really promoted diversity and we think she'd probably be very proud."
In the past, well-known artists such as India.Arie and Paper Bird have performed at the Miramontes Festival. This year will feature national slam poet champion, Isis in a poetry workshop on Wednesday at 5:30 p.m. in UMC 457, and DJ Rekha, a female musician, activist and producer will perform tonight, Tuesday in the Glenn Miller Ballroom at 8 p.m. Rekha is known for producing bhangra, dance music popular in South Asia.
"Talk about diversity, I think her performance is definitely going to introduce a whole new genre – bhangra music – to CU," said Katarina McClellan, member of the Cultural Events Board. "I'm looking forward to learning about it and I think others will enjoy it, too."
The Miramontes Festival runs through March 12. For more information and a schedule of events, visit the festival website and the CU-Boulder Events Calendar.
Miramontes Festival celebrates women in the arts
CU-Boulder INVST program celebrates 20 years of developing leaders
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Realizing campus accessibility through collaboration
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"Switched at Birth" returned on Jan. 20 with the all-new episode, "Your Body is a Battleground."
This heartwarming installment finds Daphne (Katie Leclerc) and Bay (Vanessa Marano) awkwardly adjusting to life at the start of their senior year at Carlton. The school is newly populated with hearing underachievers from district schools that were shut down. These kids clearly don't want to be there and the deaf Carlton students aren't thrilled with their arrival.
Daphne and Bay distract themselves as Daphne continues meeting her probation requirements at the clinic and Bay seeks inspiration in her art class. Both girls get more than they bargained for when two very different conversations shift their perspective.
You Can't Miss What You've Never Had
"Switched at Birth" continues to be a pioneer in terms of a television series which features people with disabilities in a positive, high-functioning capacity. RJ Mitte's appearance as Daphne's dashing fellow clinic volunteer Campbell is a brilliant example.
Daphne is amazed at Campbell's upbeat attitude, given everything he suffered following a snowboarding accident. He's wheelchair bound and drives, helps underprivileged people at the clinic and talks about his injuries and accidents with a smile. He even makes a self-deprecating joke about his speech impediment which is lost on Daphne because she can't hear the flaw or anyone's voice, for that matter.
She marvels even more when Campbell talks about the medical advancements being made on spinal cord injuries and how he's determined to walk and skateboard again. She can't understand wanting to do something that caused him such harm.
He asks her if someone could give her back her hearing, would she want them to do it. She surprises him by saying, "No. It's part of who I am."
Daphne doesn't remember what it's like to hear. But, Campbell remembers what it's like to walk and he tells her he wants to do it again.
These two young people touch on an important fundamental truth: You can't miss what you've never had. It also brings some important things into focus for Daphne. She's not had something taken away in the same sense that Campbell has. So, she's not missing something being deaf.
"Switched at Birth" creator Lizzy Weiss beautifully and fearlessly weaves these very genuine feelings into the storyline, and viewers with disabilities and injuries, or those who have suffered traumatic loss can easily relate to Daphne and Campbell's different points of view.
Furthermore, actors like RJ Mitte, Katie Leclerc, Ryan Lane, Sean Berdy and Marlee Matlin continue to serve as an inspiration to disabled persons who are aspiring to act or pursue a career in the creative arts or entertainment industry.
Mitte hails from the Emmy and Golden Globe winning series, "Breaking Bad" for which he received the SAG-AFTRA Harold Russell Award at the 2013 Media Access Awards for his portrayal of Walter "Flynn" White Jr. and he presented his SAB co-star Ryan Lane with the eponymous RJ Mitte Diversity Award. Mitte also carries the distinction of being the Screen Actors Guild Spokesperson for actors with disabilities and is a representative for Inclusion in the Arts and Media of Performers with Disabilities. Mitte has a mild form of cerebral palsy, which his "Breaking Bad" character also had.
Mitte makes a great addition to the stellar "Switched at Birth" cast. It seems a small spark has ignited between Daphne and Campbell. Although, she's clearly disappointed when a girl comes to see him at the clinic and kisses him. Is she misreading Campbell's friendliness? Is the attraction one-sided?
Daphne has thus far been very unlucky in love. Jeff and Jace were gorgeous but terrible choices. It'll be interesting to see if things progress any farther with Campbell.
Looking at a Different Angle
Bay misses Ty terribly and we wish so badly she knew that he wasn't really unfaithful. She strikes up a friendship with her art class partner, played by "Glee's" incomparable Max Adler. Sandra Bernhard is the quintessential quirky art instructor. Bay and Tank are charged to draw each other as they see each other and the instructor berates Bay's first attempt, charging her to do better.
Bay goes to a frat party, drinks too much and is about to make a terrible mistake with a strange guy and Tank thankfully comes to the rescue. She gets sick and he takes care of her, so there's no time for him to sketch her.
The instructor kicks him out of the class and Bay appeals to her to give him another chance. He's grateful and she's impressed by his willingness to help run plays on a football team. She draws him again, as a leader using a series of small "Xs" and "Os" which signify the football plays. The drawing is stunning and the teacher is duly impressed.
The whole experience makes her reconsider quitting Toby (Lucas Grabeel) and Daphne's Carlton field hockey team. They wanted a basketball team and the only support they could get was a bunch of free hockey sticks. Tank's generosity inspires Bay to see things in a completely different light and Vanessa Marano is brilliant in depicting Bay's frustration and eventual change of heart.
Max Adler shines as good-natured Tank and Tank's friendship with Bay is a fun dynamic to explore.
Hidden Enemy
Finally, tires are being slashed and Daphne is convinced someone in the new group of tough students is doing it. However, Emmett catches the slasher on camera while he's filming practice. It turns out it's Natalie! She's obviously reverting to her old ways of trying to make trouble between groups. Is Emmett going to turn her in? If he does, what consequences will she face?
Overall, season three is off to an exciting start. So, many questions hang in the balance about our favorite couples. Will Regina (Constance Marie) and Angelo (Gilles Marini) finally make it work together, or is financial trouble going to rock the boat? Will John (DW Moffett) and Kathryn (Lea Thompson) weather her depression? Can Toby and Nikki make a long-distance marriage work? Will Bay discover the truth about Ty, or is the flame going to rekindle between her and Emmett?
Watch "Switched at Birth" on Mondays at 8 p.m. ET on ABC Family to see what happens next.


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Most people think of the word Breathe as a normal day to day life experience. Without it we would not be able to exist. These 4 band members have taken the word Breathe and made it into their whole existence, they live and Breathe the music they have grown up with.
Formed in the spring of 2013 by two high school friends Carlos "Loaf" Morales (lead guitar) and John "Koach" Kochanowski (drums) who had a vision of bringing something new and fresh to the Connecticut club scene, something other than the cookie cutter party bands that were running rampant through the state. Along with original member Daren Miceli (Lead Vox, guitar) and Steve Gazzini (bass guitar) the boys embarked on their "2K13 Recipe for Mayhem Tour" in June of that year to a sold out crowd at the legendary The Red Door in Watertown, CT. It was very clear at the end of that show that the boys were on to something unique. The remainder of 2013, the boys continued to build their fan base while performing at such legendary clubs such as Toad's Place, Allstars and Bleachers. During this time they had the opportunity to share the stage with some regionally great artists such as Novus Dae, Forget Paris, Simple Machinery, Fate on Canvas and more. As they looked to 2014, the boys were excited and ready to take Breathe Nation to new levels.
Now that we are in 2014, the boys have changed their set list and began the "2K14 Live Nightmare Tour" by invading Toad's Place and from there have gone on to play at The Webster Theater in Hartford Ct, JR's Bourbon Street Rock House in Cranston RI, as well as other favorites in Connecticut. Gearing up for summer, Novus Dae bassist Ryan Greenier will be filling in for Steve Gazzini.
So if you're ready to get down with the sickness as well as many other hard rock favorites by the likes of Disturbed, Avenged Sevenfold, Volbeat, Papa Roach, Evans Blue and more.......get down to check out the East Coasts Premier Modern Hard Rock Tribute. Breathe will be performing this Friday night July 11 7pm, at The Red Zone 54 W Main St, Plainville, Connecticut 06062 (860) 747-2277.
For a full list of tour dates go to their website : Breathe or www.artistecard.com/Breathe
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If you are interested in booking Breathe for your next event or club please contact John @ 203.560.0773 for information.
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Vytec Siding
Vytec began doing
business in 1962 in Ontario, Canada and has become a leading
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Vytec designs,
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the highest standards in the industry; the company is one of a few
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Underwriter's Laboratories® and the Vinyl Siding Institute. Vytec
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Vytec is currently
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and Yukon Board. Expressions is its new line of five siding colors
that include Redwood, Smokestone, Shoreline, Harbour and Forest in
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expansion and contraction in changing weather. Yukon Board
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Vytec identifies four
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Another feature of the
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is described in detail and explained. It covers Vytec's Locking
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pressure and color quality.
When it comes to vinyl siding, there are a multitude of manufacturers to choose from. Vytec sets itself apart by offering precisely measured products that leave no room for error. Here's more information about the vinyl siding options from Vytec.
On average, vinyl siding costs from $2-$7 for professional installation. To get a cost estimate for your own home, request a quote from a licensed installer near you.
Vytec designs, formulates, and precision-engineers their products to meet or exceed the highest standards in the industry.
Their vinyl siding is manufactured to an exact thickness of .044 inches every time.
Vytec's Posilok locking system holds panels securely, while allowing expansion and contraction in changing weather.
Not all homeowners appreciate the look and feel of vinyl siding on a home.
Vinyl is one of the most durable siding materials on the market, and Vytec siding is no different. It should last the lifetime of the home without peeling or flaking.
Vytec vinyl siding is extremely easy to care for and only requires periodic cleaning. Use a car brush and cleaning solution of 1/3 cup laundry detergent, 2/3 cup trisodium phosphate, and 1 gallon of water to scrub tougher stains. For lighter dirt, just rinse the siding with a garden hose or pressure washer.
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George Zimmerman Will Get a New Judge
Jessica Reckseidler is expected to step down sometime today.
Jessica Reckseidler, the Florida circuit judge tasked with hearing George Zimmerman's second-degree murder trial, is expected to sign an order taking herself off the case later today. Her apparently impending recusal was preceded by a request from Zimmerman's lawyer, Mark O'Mara, who identified Reckseidler's husband's job in the office of Mark NeJame, a CNN legal analyst for the case, as a conflict of interest. Her successor will be chosen from one of the three remaining felony judges in Seminole County. The switch will likely delay Zimmerman's scheduled Friday hearing, during which O'Mara was expected to ask that he be released on bond. And so the wheels of justice continue to do their slow thing.


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Kim Kardashian "Having a Baby"?
Oh boy, here we go!
The new OK! cover announces a "Pregnancy Shocker!" — Kim Kardashian is "Having A Baby!"
And Kanye West is apparently "not the father!"
So Kardashian is really expecting her first child?
No, it's just more bait-and-switch hogwash from a magazine that publishes bogus baby cover stories like it's going out of style!
In fact, OK! ran a cover claiming that Kardashian was pregnant 11 months ago!
We're not mathematicians or doctors, but, um, shouldn't that "baby" be here by now?
In any case, the new OK! story says the reality TV star is "moving ahead with plans to adopt a baby from overseas and is also thinking about becoming pregnant — this year!"
Wait a minute.
The giant, cover-worthy "shocker" is that Kardashian might adopt or get pregnant sometime this year?
OK! then launches into pages' worth of filler, out-of-context quotes and speculation that adds up to a giant pile of nothing.
The tabloid closes by explaining, "Kim is hopeful, but after the disappointment of her marriage, she's taking things slower," quoting a so-called "insider" as saying, "It's a big decision, and she wants to get it right this time."
We hope OK! one day cares about getting it "right."
A source close to Kardashian, who herself recently dismissed similar adoption rumors, assures Gossip Cop there's been no baby talk whatsoever.
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Guest Guide
Parking and Tram Service
The USD campus is located off Linda Vista Road. Guests may enter campus from the east or west entrance to campus (see map). Parking personnel at each entrance will direct guests to parking areas located in the Mission Parking Structure just inside the east entrance. Parking is also available on the west side of campus in the West Parking Structure. Guests are encouraged to arrive at least one hour before ceremony start-time to avoid traffic congestion. Free USD tram service will shuttle graduates and guests from the Mission and West parking structures to the Jenny Craig Pavilion.
Parking for Disabled Guests
Vehicles displaying a DMV-issued disabled person parking placard or license plate will be directed by parking personnel to park in a reserved area on the third floor of the Mission Parking Structure. If a temporary disabled parking permit is needed, please contact the Office of Parent Relations by May 2 at (619) 260-4808 or email email@example.com.
Please note that guests are not permitted to drop off or pick up passengers in front of the Jenny Craig Pavilion. USD Tram Services will transport disabled and elderly guests from the third floor entrance of the Mission Parking Structure.
For more information on parking, please visit www.sandiego.edu/parking or call (619) 260-4518.
Tickets and Seating
The Jenny Craig Pavilion opens one hour before each Commencement ceremony start-time. Seating is on a first-come, first-served basis.
Guests who are hearing impaired may request special seating from a commencement usher. Disabled guests may request that a companion sit with them. Video screens are located on either side of the pavilion.
For more information on disabled or special needs accommodation for guests, please contact the Jenny Craig Pavilion Ticket Office at (619) 260-7550 or at email@example.com.
Seven (7) tickets are allotted to each student for both the undergraduate College of Arts and Sciences morning ceremony and the undergraduate afternoon School of Business and Shiley-Marcos School of Engineering ceremony. Children who are three years-old or younger do not need a ticket if they sit on an adult's lap. Tickets are not needed to attend the Law School or Graduate Schools ceremonies.
Tickets are not for sale nor should they be bought or sold. The University of San Diego does not support or condone the selling of Commencement tickets. Please disregard any advertisement or person who is selling or claims to be selling Commencement tickets. Every Commencement ticket is printed as "Not for Sale."
Students are encouraged to ask their friends and classmates for any unused tickets. Students should start asking their friends and classmates for unused tickets late in the fall or early in the spring semester. This is the only way extra tickets may be obtained! Requests for extra tickets to any department on campus, including the Jenny Craig Pavilion Ticket Office, will be denied.
Guests without tickets may view the ceremony live via closed-circuit telecast in the Hahn University Center forum rooms for both the morning College of Arts and Sciences ceremony and the afternoon School of Business and Shiley-Marcos School of Engineering ceremony, or watch the ceremonies live online at www.sandiego.edu/commencement/live/.
Students must pick up tickets in person at the Jenny Craig Pavilion Ticket Office beginning May 2. Tickets must be picked up by 4:00 p.m. on Friday, May 20. Graduates who no longer live in the San Diego area should arrange for ticket pick up in advance by contacting the JCP Ticket Office at (619) 260-7550 or email email@example.com. For more information on tickets, see www.sandiego.edu/commencement/tickets.php.
Do not lose your tickets. Lost tickets will not be replaced! Students who lose their tickets will not be given new tickets for entry into the Jenny Craig Pavilion. Their guests must watch the live, closed circuit broadcast inside the Hahn University Center forum rooms or watch the ceremonies live online. Tickets are not needed to watch a live broadcast.
All commencement ceremonies and the baccalaureate mass will be broadcast live online. A link to the live broadcasts will be on the USD home page, www.sandiego.edu, on the day of each ceremony and will go live at the start of the ceremony. Replays of the ceremonies will be available for one week from the ceremony's start date.
Hotel Accommodations
USD has partnered with Bartell Hotels, owned by alumnus Richard Bartell '75, to offer you special discounted rates. Bartell Hotels donates a portion of the room rate to the university. For more information or to make a reservation, call (800) 345-9995 and ask for the USD rate.
Guests are encouraged to make hotel reservations early. Other accommodation options include a wide selection of hotels and motels in Mission Valley, Old Town and Hotel Circle.
Dining Options
La Gran Terraza restaurant, inside the Hahn University Center, will be open for Sunday brunch (10:00 a.m.- 1:30 p.m.). Advance reservations are recommended and can be made online. For parties of 11 persons or more, please make reservations by calling the restaurant at (619) 849-8205. Tu Mercado, a natural foods grocery store located on the second floor of the Student Life Pavilion, will be open from 7:00 a.m.- 4:00 p.m both days.
The City of San Diego has a wide array of dining options fitting every taste. Open Table has two websites: "San Diego Graduation Party Places," which lists 54 San Diego private dining restaurants searchable by event size, cuisine, neighborhood, and price and "San Diego Restaurants," which is Open Table's home page for San Diego.
Flowers and Leis
Orchid leis and roses are available for purchase before each Commencement ceremony. A percentage of all sales supports ongoing university programs. Flowers can be reserved online at www.graduationleis.com and picked up in front of the Jenny Craig Pavilion on the day of the ceremony. For more information, contact firstname.lastname@example.com or call (619) 268-1330.
Commencement Photos
Grad Images Photography will be taking photographs of each graduate on stage during the commencement ceremonies. Each graduate will be sent no-obligation proofs of the commencement photographs via email and text after the event. Proofs will also be sent via postal mail. You will have the opportunity to purchase prints after you have seen your proofs. Prior to the ceremony, visit www.gradimages.com/preregistration. Enter your email and up to 6 emails who you would like to share in your accomplishment by allowing them to view and order your photos. If you have any questions about your commencement ceremony photographs, please visit www.gradimages.com/universityofsandiego or call toll-free 1-800-261-2576.
Commencement DVD
The University of San Diego will produce a commemorative DVD of the ceremonies. Ordering information can be found on the "Order Commencement DVD" link underneath "Additional Information" on the commencement website homepage, www.sandiego.edu/commencement. DVDs should arrive by mail 6-8 weeks after commencement. Please email firstname.lastname@example.com if you have questions about your order.
Graduation Gifts and Memorabilia
Information about graduation gifts, diploma frames, regalia (cap and gown), announcements, class rings, and alumni merchandise can be found on the USD Torero Store's website, www.usdtorerostores.com. The USD Torero Store is now located inside the Hahn University Center, and will be open Saturday, May 21 from 7:30 a.m.- 4:00 p.m. and Sunday, May 22 from 7:30 a.m.- 2:00 p.m.
Parent Relations
Parents and families of graduates can find additional information on the Parent Relations website, www.sandiego.edu/parents. Also check for commencement-related updates in the monthly Parent Relations E-Newsletter.
Commencement Information
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Project Twenty1 Podcast #129 – Inspiration Strikes
September 13, 2010 in Podcasts by Matt
On their way back from interviewing scream queen Brooke Lewis from the short film "Choose," Steph and Matt think of a hilarious idea for a short film that they want to shoot. How long from inception to completion? Start your clocks! It'll be more than 21 days, that's for sure. August 30th, 2010.


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Students will turn cardboard and wires into a pinball machine this summer as they explore how science lessons can come alive.
Youngsters in Franklin will have the chance to attend a week-long camp that will give them a more in-depth look at science than their teachers can accomplish in the classroom.
Camp Invention, a national science camp, is coming to Needham Elementary School.
For years, the camp has been a summer staple at Westwood Elementary School in Greenwood. Sugar Grove Elementary School in Center Grove also will host a camp this year.
More and more students attend Greenwood's camp each year, and students from other districts go to the camp to get a peek at science.
The camp is growing, and educators are touting the hands-on approach to science that schools don't necessarily have time to offer as the reason.
Younger elementary school grades focus on math and reading with the expectation that subjects such as science will be easier once other skills are mastered, Needham guidance counselor Stephanie Deeter said.
Camp Invention gives younger students a full week to concentrate on science, she said.
"This provides an opportunity for kids to get their hands on science," Deeter said. "It's taking that 30 minutes of science that they get each day and turning it into a whole day."
Students will break down household items and recycled goods, such as cardboard, and make it into something new.
This year, students will tear apart electronics to make a bug-themed pinball machine.
Lessons that students get at Camp Invention are hard to learn elsewhere, Westwood Elementary School fifth-grade teacher Teresa Gross said.
Educators have pushed STEM education, which focuses on science and technology for students.
Camp Invention offers a way for that education to continue during the summer, Gross said.
"I think there has been so much publicity on STEM education," she said. "There is a definite need for it, and you can slide it in during the summer."
The concentration on science and creativity is why the camp is expanding across the county, educators said.
Westwood Elementary School will host their eighth camp this summer. Sugar Grove Elementary is hosting one this summer.
Other schools can sign up for the curriculum themselves. This summer, local students can attend a Camp Invention at half of the public school districts in the county.
Franklin wanted to give kids another way to learn over the shortened summer break, Deeter said.
Students can play in little league or participate in summer reading program at the library. Camp Invention offers another opportunity for students, she said.
"The purpose it to really promote creative," Deeter said. "We have sports and things like that (during the summer), but kids need an outlet for their creativity."


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Stock Upgrades: Michael Kors Makes a Killing
Justin Sharon
Wall Street ratings agencies set the tone for today's stock market.
If you were Cuban — as
opposed to Cuban
— you likely had a terrific Tuesday, as the ghost of communist icon Che Guevara took posthumous revenge on capitalism ahead of this, the 46th
anniversary of his assassination
. The Marxist revolutionary famously adorns dorm rooms across the country, so a penny for his thoughts as
(NASDAQ:FB), founded in a dorm at Harvard, slid 6.68% as the
(INDEXNASDAQ:.IXIC) endured an especially tough time of it. The proximate cause for the angst in equities was, of course, our continued governmental gridlock. This as debt-ridden
Japan joined
the International Monetary Fund — mostly funded by our tax dollars — and China, which just
fired a Communist Party official for spending $260,000 on a wedding
, in lecturing us on the importance of living within our means. Which, coming from that unholy trinity, really is a bit rich. (For what it was worth — not much actually — Beijing matchmaking behemoth
(NASDAQ:DATE) responded to the matrimonial mayhem by tumbling 10.77%.) All this and hipsters, too? Brooklyn, already the trendiest place in America, today gets yet more good news. Admittedly, the demographics of their
, aged by the recent
addition of Albania's Blerta
, are not what they were, but as its
Old Gray Lady becomes Fed head
, New York's most populous borough is laughing all the way to the bank.
Today at 2:00 p.m. Eastern, we will get meeting minutes to the Fed's much-debated September 17-18 policy confab, at which it unexpectedly opted to keep the monetary spigot intact. In corporate earnings action,
Del Frisco's Restaurant Group
Family Dollar
(NYSE:FDO), and
(NASDAQ:FAST) are all due to release results.
Baidu Inc.
(NASDAQ:BIDU): Maxim moves the Chinese Internet outfit to Hold from Sell.
Calamos Asset Management
(NASDAQ:CLMS): Shares get upgraded to Perform from Underperform at Keefe Bruyette.
Cubist Pharmaceuticals
(NASDAQ:CBST): Mizuho moves the stock to Buy from Neutral with a new target price of $77 as it expects Food and Drug Administration approval of tedizolid toward mid-2014.
EOG Resources
(NYSE:EOG): The independent oil and gas outfit is now Outperform from Neutral at Credit Suisse. Its price objective, previously $175, increases to $210.
(NYSE:HAL): Raymond James raises the oil services firm to Outperform from Market Perform.
(NYSE:MAS): MAS is moved to Neutral from Underweight at JPMorgan.
McKesson Corp.
(NYSE:MCK): Raymond James raises its recommendation to Outperform from Market Perform.
Michael Kors Holdings Ltd
(NYSE:KORS): Citing a "staggering increase in mindshare" at the fashion firm, Piper Jaffray juices its rating to Overweight from Neutral. The stock, already up an impressive 32.98% over the past year, is gaining again ahead of the open as a result of the analyst's upbeat action.
Owens Corning
(NYSE:OC): JPMorgan increases OC to Overweight from Neutral.
TD Ameritrade
(NYSE:AMTD): AMTD is taken to Perform from Underperform at Keefe Bruyette, which also boosts its target price by $3 to $27.
Teekay Shipping
(NYSE:TK): The tanker stock is hoisted to Overweight from Equal Weight by Barclays. Its price objective, previously $35, is now $56.
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New Stock Coverage: Ruby Tuesday Neither Day Late Nor Dollar Short
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The K-1 HERO's - Tournament Final, just concluded in Yokohama, Japan. It featured three Brazilains in Gesias "JZ" Calvancanti, Vitor "Shaolin" Ribeiro, and Andre "Dida" Amade, as well as local hero Caol Uno. The K-1 Hero's fight card also featured superfights, which included a rematch between PRIDE rivals Sergei Kharitonov and Alistair Overeem, another Judo vs. BJJ battle in Ikuhisa Minowa vs. Kevin Casey, a fight featuring the immortal Kazushi Sakuraba vs. Katsuyori Shibata, and the much anticipated bout between Norifumi "Kid" Yamamoto and Bibiano Fernandes. To get a complete breakdown on all of the action, check out Monty DiPietro's full report below!
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Sequenom's sales jump 158% as prenatal Dx heats up
|Sequenom CEO Harry Hixson
Sequenom ($SQNM) has blazed a quick trail to the top of the prenatal testing space, and the company's revenue soared 158% to $38.5 million in the first quarter thanks to its flagship MaterniT21 Plus test.
Scaling up isn't cheap, of course, and Sequenom's costs more than doubled year-over-year, contributing to a $29.4 million net loss on the quarter, compared to a $24.4 million charge in the same period in 2012. Sequenom increased its diagnostics sales staff to about 84 last quarter, and the company is spending money in the short term to bring its billing and collections arms in-house.
Sequenom increased its total number of processed tests 250% to more than 44,500 on the quarter, leading to a 38% revenue boost for the Sequenom Center for Molecular Medicine, the company's CLIA-certified molecular diagnostics reference lab.
Leading the way is MaterniT21 Plus, a prenatal diagnostic that detects amounts of 21, 18, 13, X and Y chromosomal material in maternal blood, and CEO Harry Hixson said the company's work with the payer community has given more than 70 million patients access to the test.
"The volume of 35,000 MaterniT21 Plus tests accessioned in the first quarter shows that Sequenom CMM continued to take advantage of its first-mover position in the non-invasive prenatal diagnostic market by increasing its penetration of the NIPT market and maintaining its dominant market share," Hixson said in a statement.
But Sequenom is hardly alone in chasing profits in prenatal diagnostics. Verinata Health markets a similar test for chromosomal abnormalities, and, after Illumina ($ILMN) bought the company for $350 million this year, has a great deal of sales infrastructure already in place. Meanwhile, venture-backed Natera hauled in $54.6 million in financing this month to advance Panorama, a prenatal diagnostic the company touts as having the highest specificity of any test available.
- read Sequenom's full results
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by Bo, July 25, 2014
They say that all work and no play is not good for the soul. I can relate to that. I think we all can! But sometimes we get so caught up in making money to pay off debts, we lose sight of what is important – family, friends, faith and being the best we can be. Many people use hobbies to relax and unwind after a busy day. We all need an outlet for stress relief and a fun hobby is a great way to channel our excess energy and it is also a great way to add some extra income to your budget at the same time.
For many people that work from home or just like additional income to pay bills or save for a special trip or rainy day, using a favorite hobby is a great way to turn relaxing activity into cash.
* Sell Products – If you are a crafter or work with your hands, selling your products at local fairs, festivals, church bazaars and also online is easy. You can open a store and sell your product on sites like Etsy and Ebay for a nominal fee and advertise on free sites like Craigslist, Merchant Circle and Facebook. Don't forget to share with friends and family too.
* Offer Services – Perhaps you love to decorate your home and often get compliments from visitors. Consider offering decorating services to others for a smart way to add extra income to your budget. Maybe you love to garden and always get great harvests. Offer gardening tips, planting tips and layouts for a fee. Are you a scrapbookers? Do custom books for others. Take what you know and offer a service to others.
* Teach in the Community – Adult schools and community colleges always look for experts to share their skills. Work up a class idea and teach your skill to others.
* Public Speaker – Non Profits love when speakers come and share ideas. This is a great way to offer a speaking service for free and share information about your teaching or crafting business from the above methods.
* Write How-To Books or eBooks – Sharing your knowledge with others by writing a book or eBook is a fabulous way to make additional income. Set up a simple website and sell your book online through your site. Also you can sell through sites like Amazon, Barnes & Nobel, Indie Authors and other similar sites.
Taking something that you love to do in your spare time and turning into cash flow is a relaxing way to earn extra income. Take a look at your hobby and make a plan to start today.


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It is time to make some educated guesses on some of the bigger fights coming up on Sunday night.
Jon Jones vs. Brandon Vera
The main event features light heavyweights Brandon Vera (11-4) and Jon Jones (9-0). Vera undoubtedly has incredible potential that he has shown in the cage and has exceptional Muay Thai skills. Jones is a natural athlete and a ruthless opponent. He is aggressive, where as Vera is more of a cautious counter-striker. Jon Jones has the physicality to dominate Vera, but has to be cautious of Vera's lethal Muay Thai kicks. If Jones can establish his boxing and take Vera down if he needs to, he should win.
Winner: Jon Jones, Rd 2, TKO
Junior dos Santos (No. 7 HW) vs. Gabriel Gonzaga
This fight features two big, bruising heavyweights. Dos Santos (10-1) is an incredible boxer and moves like a welterweight. His ground game has not been tested yet. Gonzaga (11-4) is a powerful grappler and has power behind his strikes. If he can take Dos Santos down to the ground, he could dominate because of his size and power. The only issue is Gonzaga's shape.
Winner: Dos Santos, Rd 3, TKO
Cheick Kongo vs. Paul Buentello
Kongo (14-6-1) is a physical specimen. He is tall, has a long reach, is powerful and fast. Recently though, he has not been fighting to his potential. Buentello (27-11) is a true veteran and is known for his powerful hands. He does not have nearly the weapons that Kongo does, but does have a chance in the punching game.
Winner: Kongo, Rd 1, KO
Clay Guida vs. Shannon Gugerty
Guida (25-11) is an absolute wrecking machine. His wrestling and grappling, paired with his non-stop aggressiveness are difficult for any fighter to match. His wins have been impressive, but so have his losses, which mostly could have gone either way. Gugerty (12-4) is trying to make a name for himself be beating Guida. He seems like a solid fighter, but is not ready for the likes of Guida.
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Argentine striker Carlos Teves lifted Juventus FC with a victory against Catania on Sunday afternoon for round 29 of the Italian soccer league, Serie A.
As reported by ESPN Deportes, Tevez scored in the 59th minute of the game between Juve and Catania played at Angelo Massimino Stadium, Catania's home. The lone goal was enough to give Juve the win.
Juve had control of the game as they outshot and controlled the ball longer than Catania. Additionally, Catania had a red card issued in the 67th minute, taking away any hopes to tie the game.
Juventus FC is currently the leader in the Italian soccer league and is trying to get the title for a third consecutive time.
The win over Catania was a step closer to accomplishing the title. AS Roma is in second place and trails Juve by 14 points. Also, there are now nine games left of the regular season in the Italian soccer league, Serie A.
Juventus FC will face Parma for round 30 on Wednesday. Parma is currently in fifth place, so the match will be a tough one for Juventus. On the good side, Juve will be hosting Parma.


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About Survivor Palau Contestant Janu Tornell
Janu Tornell
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News Articles about Survivor Palau's Janu Tornell
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Ericsson and GlassFish - Changing the World of Communication
By pelegri on May 08, 2007
One of today's keynote announcement was that Ericsson is contributing their SIP Servlet container to the GlassFish community [1], [2], [3]. We welcome Ericsson to the community and we look forward to making this available to the wider internet community.
This is the first open source SIP Servlet implementation and has the potential of having a big impact on the availability of communication services in the internet. Check Sreeram's blog. The actual project site is SailFin, including a live code repostory.


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LifeProof now has a range of accessories available for their frē cases (made for iPhone 5). The dirt-/snow-/water-/shock-resistant supercases also now come in cyan, magenta and flat dark earth colors. Here's a list of the new accessories (taken from the press release):
Bike & Bar Mount
Whether you pedal the pavement, burn up the backcountry or back flip off the tabletops, keep your iPhone mounted and secure in the LifeProof Bike and Bar Mount. GPS, performance apps, music and communications always ride along, and you can record the action on your iPhone-turned bike cam. It works great on strollers too. MSRP $39.99
Armband / Swimband
Strap on your iPhone and hit the road, pool, gym, surf, slopes, courts, track or trail. The LifeProof Armband keeps your iPhone within arm's reach – literally – giving you full access to GPS, camera, performance trackers, training apps, music and communications. MSRP $49.99
Belt Clip
Stay quick on the draw with your iPhone. The LifeProof Belt Clip fastens your iPhone to your belt and positions it right where you want it. It clips to regular and utility belts, making it perfect for military, law enforcement, emergency services, construction, and even cowboys. MSRP $29.99
LifeProof LifeJacket
When you're rolling on the river, splish-splash taking a bath, or just sitting on the dock of the bay, the LifeProof LifeJacket keeps your iPhone buoyant and afloat. The LifeJacket surrounds the LifeProof iPhone case, floats in water and provides enhanced shock protection if dropped (up to 20 feet). It features a lanyard and wrist strap and quick-release attachment points to keep hands free. MSRP: $39.99
LifeProof Car Mount
Keep your hands free, your iPhone mounted and your driving record ticket free with the LifeProof Car Mount. Navigating with GPS, listening to iTunes, hands-free calling and recording the road on your iPhone-turned dash cam makes it your perfect travel companion. Even if your journey takes you pounding through potholes or rattling over railroad tracks, the locking cradle keeps your iPhone locked in place. And, the industrial-strength suction cup won't come off until you turn the release lever. MSRP $39.99
LifeProof cases and accessories are available for sale at www.lifeproof.com and at all Best Buy and Best Buy Mobile retail
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Summit Trail
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The Summit Trail is a very short "feeder" trail which provides access to the Pacific Crest National Scenic Trail #2000 from the Summit Trailhead. The trail is level, winds through dense forest, and crosses the Cascade Canal just before rejoining the Pacific Crest Trail at a distance of 0.2 miles from the trailhead.
Directions: From Klamath Falls: Travel west on Highway 140 approximately 41 miles to the Summit Trailhead/Sno-Park located on the north side of the highway. The Summit Trail begins at the northwest corner of the paved parking area.
Seasonal Access: Normally Accessible: June-October
Facility Type: Trail
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Then head to your local Costco head held high and determined. What's that you say? What about the membership? Well true you need to be a member. If you are not already a member, go with a friend or co-worker who is already a member. Once in the door be prepared to let your stomach's rumblings disappear. This is as long as you are there between 12 and 2 pm. Right around lunchtime.
No the groceries they sell are not free but the samples are. The idea is to basically stop and sample at just about every sample station. The samples are meant to bring attention to particular products they sell. But because you are not obligated to buy you can try all they have to offer guilt free. The strategy is to walk in a way that ensures coverage at all major sample stations. Walk up, say hello an do not be afraid to ask questions about what they offer. It is especially a great easy way to shop with your kids and expose them to foods that they may not normally eat. On any day there may be pizza, crackers and dip, dessert, nachos, yogurt, cheese snack, cold cuts, naan toast, bean stew, smoothies, etc. The list goes on and on.
Now be sure to tell the person working the samples thanks because it is simply courtesy. Oh and do not forget to buy some delicous, fat-free frozen yogurt on the way out for $1.30. It is large enough to share with a friend. So if you went with a friend, show them how much you care for and appreciate them.


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DurrusWashed-rind, milky sweet bauble from Ireland from cheesemaker Jeffa Gill of County Cork. One of the last Irish farms using raw cow's milk, supplied by neighboring farms. Durrus is ripened 4-8 weeks before sending the cheese to us. With a gentle fruity flavor and creamy, semi-soft texture, mellow Durrus can take its place on any cheese devotee's board. Particularly good for dessert. Read More
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HamdenNamed for the next hamlet over from Vulto creamery in Walton, NY, Hamden is cheese gone wild. Its birth story: cheesemaker Jos Vulto took a few wheels from their Ouleout batch and let them free to develop their own natural rind. Lo and behold: a rich diversity of molds and yeasts on the rind for plenty of earthy crunch. Its semi-soft paste tastes of the valley in spring—fresh milk, just-cut grass, hay. Hamden is Tomme de Savoie's Hudson Valley soul sister. It begs for farmhouse ale, a crusty baguette, and ripe stone fruit. Jos Vulto left his career as a metal-worker to follow the siren-call of cheesemaking. He started out in his Brooklyn apartment, crafting cheese in his kitchen and aging his wheels beneath the sidewalk. In 2012, he opened a real-deal operation in New York's western Catskills. We're happy he did. He sources milk his neighbor, farmer Dan Finn's herd of Holstein and Jersey cows and makes raw milk beauties full of charisma and depth. Read More
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Milton Creamery
Flory's TruckleMilton Creamery worked hand-in-hand with the Flory Family of Jamesport, Missouri to develop this aged clothbound cheddar. It has a peppery aroma, a dry crumbly texture and a rich grassy flavor. Read More
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Pata de CabraPungent, tangy, aromatic and shaped like the leg of the animal whose milk it is made with. Yum! A washed-rind variety made in very small quantities. When young, it is fruity and refined with a robust ''kick'' at the finish. With a little extra age, it becomes more pungent and powerful. Read More
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GraysonOnly a family named Feete could make a big, bold, stinky cheese this astoundingly intense and delicious. And, it's seasonal. Get it while you can. Read More
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Gorgonzola CremificatoMorning milk makes melting blues. Heavy cream and Italian cultures also have something to do with the thick creaminess of the 'sweet' gorgonzola. Serve with honeyed pears for dessert- and never look back... Read More
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Truffle TremorTruffles, yes. Gimmicky, never. America's most famous goaty cake of a cheese flecked with fungal goodness. Just say yes. Read More


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Julio Pinto, who signed for $375,000, is a projection arm who throws 88-92 mph with developing secondary stuff that includes a curveball and a changeup. He trained with Luis Blasini, who also represented Samir Dueñez, the third baseman the Royals signed for $425,000.
Pinto and Dueñez both also traveled to the Dominican Republic last month for the
Dominican Prospect League's Perfect Game International Series, where Pinto was named the pitching MVP during the showcase's all-tournament game. Samir Dueñes goes 3 for 5, while showing scouts his hitting ability and power.
Congratulations to the KC Royals, Luis Blasini and the Pinto and Dueñes families!!