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Experimental fishing with long-lines and gillnets was conducted on the continental shelf off southwestern Norway between 150 and 350 m depth. Abundance and distribution of redfish (Sebastes marinus L., 1758), ling (Molva molva L., 1758), and tusk (Brosme brosme Ascanius, 1772) were quantified in Lophelia pertusa (L., 1758) coral reefs and in non-coral habitats. The largest catches of redfish were made with long-line fleets set in coral reef habitats. Ling and tusk were also most numerous in coral habitats, although not statistically significant. Fish caught in coral habitats tended to be larger in size than in non-coral habitats. The diet of redfish, tusk and ling included the same prey groups in all habitats, but they differed at the species level. Lophelia-reefs may provide a profitable feeding place for tusk. For the planktivorous Sebastes, on the other hand, their affinity to the reefs seems primarily to be related to the physical structure offered by the reefs.
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So, I am sent to the LCBO the other day in search of a flask o' plonk and I am thinking how useless the organizations' beer policies are as they appear to have stopped even providing their quarterly new seasonal selections. The last time new beers showed up was in late November. Sad state of …
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I am on some email listings about beer and received this message today about an event in Seattle, USA, which reminded me of the beauty that is the west coast USA practice of naming these strong ales: • "Barleywine anyone? The Beveridge Place Pub is having their 3rd annual Barleywine Bacchanal …
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OK. Once again we have the timeless question of "what the heck is a porter anyway?" Each of the words in that question lead you to a different porter I have had in the last 12 months. Unlike a best bitter, a hefeweissen or a barleywine, you never know quite what the brewer is going to qualify as a …
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Like rich earthy select late vintage riesling...but not. A triple fermentation leaves a bare and hot drink like a medium bodied cider...but not. These five bottles challenge the ability of a sipper to find a place in the beer pantheon for them. Rajotte describes the style in his book Belgian Ale … read more »
Belgium: Dubbels
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You may have noticed there is a lot of talk around here about Belgium. The fact simply is that there are more indigenous styles and more small brewers in Belgium than any other country. Other lands may have had as many (...maybe...) but they have fallen by the wayside, overtaken by mass …
Belgian Golden Strong Ale
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Duval, Delirium Tremens, Piraat • Categorizing Belgian strong ales can be a bit of a mug's game but I am going to try to distinguish between golden stongs, dark stongs, triples and dubbles over the next few weeks by finally taking apart a small collection I have gathered over the past months …
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I had such high hopes for this post, comparing four of the brews in the South Burlington Vermont's Magic Hat Winter mixed 12 pack. Then the holidays hit, then the guests arrived, then the defence of the bottles began. Right now I have maybe 30 singles of beer stuck away for later comment at a …
Christmas Ales
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The siblings are in town for early uncles and auntie first Christmas. I stocked in well over the last month or so...and then we all get sleepy after a big sherry trifle and only open a couple. I will just have to work through these over the next few days - a Belgian, three English, two central New …
The Dark Beers of Red Beijing
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Beer aficionados who plan to visit Beijing should not expect to find a great variety of local products. All restaurants will invariably provide you with bottled or draft pale lagers such as locally brewed Yanjing Beer (燕京啤酒) and much familiar Tsingtao Beer (青岛啤酒) and their countless variations. A …
Belgium: Thinking About Four Sorts Of Brown
Posted by Alan McLeod on Monday, December 6, 2004 in Belgium and the Belgian-Influenced, Regional Scenes, Styles - 5 comments
Continuing in the style of Four Belgian Blondes and Four Wittes, I am going to try to work through the Belgians I have squirrelled away over the last few months style by style. I also want to avoid one problem that arises doing a side-by-side, especially when you are looking at triples and strong …


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Post-Doctoral Pre-Residency Clinical Training
- We currently have a vacancy and are accepting applications for the Post-Doctoral Pre-Residency Clinical Training.
- PDCT Application
The program was instituted in 2004 and there have been 14 individuals who have completed the training program since its inception.
One year with an optional second year at the discretion of the Program Director based on performance.
Prerequisite Training and Selection Criteria
Medical Degree, passed USMLE Steps I, II, and III, be able to obtain an H1b visa, and hold an ECFMG certification.
Goals and Objectives for Training
The post-doctoral, pre-residency clinical training program (PDCT) provides trainees an opportunity to gain clinical skills and experience in academic neurosurgery in preparation for categorical neurosurgical residency training. Trainees participate fully in the clinical and teaching activities of the department, and work closely with the residency training program. Trainees are supervised by internationally recognized faculty members and receive extensive exposure to the full range of clinical neurosurgery.
Program Certification
Accredited residency program by the ACGME
Teaching Staff
All neurosurgical clinical faculty, physician extenders, and residents participate in the PDCT. At present, faculty includes:
- Brian Dlouhy, MD
- Jeremy Greenlee, MD
- David Hasan, MD
- Matthew Howard III, MD (Head)
- Hiroto Kawasaki, MD
- Arnold Menezes, MD
- Hiroyuki Oya, MD
- Chandan Reddy, MD
- Saul Wilson, MD
The program ensures that trainees assume progressively increasing responsibility according to each trainee's level of education, ability and experience. The appropriate level is determined by the teaching staff, as approved by the Program Director. Faculty supervision assignments are of sufficient duration to assess the knowledge and skills of each resident so that the supervising faculty can appropriately delegate to each trainee the authority and responsibility for portions of care based on the needs of the patient and the skills of the trainee. Supervision does not equate merely to the presence of more senior physicians or with the absence of independent decision making on the part of trainees. These supervision standards encompass the concepts of graded authority, responsibility and conditional independence that are the foundation of delegation of authority to more senior trainees, similar to the residency program.
Educational Program (Basic Curriculum)
The 12-month PDCT curriculum is based on the presence of two trainees. Each trainee completes six months of primarily inpatient education, and six-months of primarily outpatient education on a rotational basis. For the inpatient 4-week blocks, trainees integrate into the clinical resident team. As such, they are under the direction of the chief residents to learn peri-operative and inpatient management of all neurosurgical patients and disease. Trainees participate in morning work and teaching rounds, assist with patient admission, discharge, consultation, and transfer throughout the hospital. During outpatient 4-week blocks, trainees work directly with faculty in their clinics. Trainees learn patient assessment and examination skills, diagnostic testing and imaging work-up and interpretation, and treatment plan formulation.
Trainee attendance is mandatory at all departmental teaching conferences. Very limited operative educational opportunities exist for trainees.
Current Trainees
Youssef Hamade, MD
Contact Us
University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics
Neurological Surgery
200 Hawkins Drive
Iowa City, IA 52242
Phone: 319-356-2771
Fax: 319-353-6605
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The medical ICU at South Jersey Healthcare Regional Medical Center, Vineland, N.J., is one of only two units nationally to earn the highest honor from the American Association of Critical-Care Nurses.
The MICU has achieved the Beacon Award for Excellence's gold-level status, according to an AACN news release.
Of the 16 units from 15 hospitals across the country to achieve Beacons for the period between July 1, 2010, and June 30, 2011, only two achieved gold-level status.
The gold-level award signifies "excellent and sustained unit performance and patient outcomes" and met AACN's standards in six key areas: leadership structures and systems; appropriate staffing and staff engagement; effective communication, knowledge management and best practices; evidence-based practice and processes; and patient outcomes. "Units that receive this national recognition serve as role models to others on their journey to excellent patient and family care," said AACN president Mary Stahl, RN, MSN, ACNS-BC, CCNS-CMC, CCRN, in a news release.
The heart and vascular ICU at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, achieved silver-level status. Recipients who earn silver level "demonstrate continuous learning and effective systems to achieve optimal patient care," according to the AACN.


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Maharashtra NTSE 2016
For professional courses like Engineering, Medicine, Management and Law this assistance is given only up to Post Graduation. From the selection year 2012-13, the NCERT is conducting the National Talent Search Examination for students studying in Class 10th only. Schedule for the Maharashtra NTSE 2016 for Class X has been given below:
Latest Update – The Maharashtra NTSE First Stage Result has been announced. Scroll down to get the link.
|Last date of Regular Application form
|31 Aug 2015
|Last date of late Application form
|30 Sep 2015
|State Exam date
|08 Nov 2015
|National Exam date
|08 May 2016
Maharashtra NTSE Question Paper & Answer Key
NTSE Question Paper for exam held in Maharashtra is given below. Corrected Final Answer Keys of NTSE exam is also given just after the question paper.
Corrected Final Answer Keys
NCERT has published the Corrected Final Answer keys of Maharashtra NTSE 2016 exam which was held on 08 Nov 2015. Candidates can check the corrected final answer keys which is provided below.
Maharashtra NTSE Result – Declared
Schools Result are made available to E.O / E.I and to be collected by schools. The Maharashtra NTSE First Stage Result 2016 has been announced the exam authorities. The candidates can check the result by using the direct link provided below.
- Maharashtra NTSE First Stage Result 2016 – Click here to check NTSE Result by entering Seat No. and School Code.
Maharashtra NTSE Cut Off
Maharashtra NTSE Cut Off & Statistics of examination is given below.
- Click Here to check detailed Statistical Information.
Application Form
Filling up of online forms shall be done by school only. Printouts of application forms with signature of students & parents on it shall be submitted on E.O / E.I. These documents will be submitted along with 2 copies of 'S' form & single challan of SBI for each school. This should be done only by scool. In any case the guardians should not be referred to contact E.O / E.I or higher authority filled up Application form shall be received only through schools. Candidates make sure your eligibility before applying online for Maharashtra NTSE.
Application process is over now..!!
Eligibility Criteria
Students of Class 10th studying in recognised schools are eligible to appear for the respective Class 10th Stage I examination conducted by the State/ UTs in which the schools are located. There will be no domicile restriction. Students registered under Open Distance Learning (ODL) will also be eligible for
scholarship, provided the student is below the age of 18 years (as on 1st July of the particular year), provided the student is not employed and s/he is appearing in class X examination for the first time.
Reservation: 15% scholarships will be reserved for students belonging to the SC category, 7.5% scholarships for students belonging to the ST category. There will be also 3% reservation for Physically Challenged students in each caste category.
Admit Card
Before entering the examination hall the student should bring the admission card given by Maharashtra State Council of Examination. Admission cards will be sent to Education Officers / Education Inspectors in third week of October. The schools will collect them form E.O. I E.l.
Maharashtra NTSE 2016 important Instructions to Candidates
- The School persons should read the instructions carefully before filling the online application. Only Regular Students studying in schools recognised by Maharashtra State/Central Government are eligible.
- Printouts of filled up forms along with examination fee (Rs. 120/- per student, affiliation fee Rs. 200/- per institute per academic year) paid by single challan are to submitted to Education Officer (secondary) / Education Inspector (in case of Mumbai) / Examination Centre according to time table before date 31 Aug 2015. Fee & affiliation fee is to be paid by SBI challan infavour of MSCE Pune.
- Incomplete / wrongly filled / without signature application forms are liable to be rejected & no correspondence will be entertained in connection with it.
- Centre code of concerning centre from which the school students are going to appear must be given. The school stamp containing school code is necessary School code can be known by Block Education Officer or Science Supervisor.
- The student is expected to be present in examination hall 30 minutes prior to the commencement of the examination.
- Signature of student on hall ticket to be done in presence of school head master and the H.M. should sign it with school seal on it.
- The three answer sheets i.e. GMAT & SAT English I Marathi Language Testing and for subjects other than Languages will be given separately.
Answers to questions are to be noted by encircling (darkening) the appropriate circles by black ball pen only.
- The students will come along with their own writing material.
- Candidate will not be given any to and fro allowance.
- Candidates selected for national level examination from State Level exam shall be informed by this office. However the candidates can know their
result of state level exam by entering their seat number on MSCE website www.mscepune.in
- The Schools should collect the "school wise result lists" form E.O. (Sec.)/E.I.
- The students should remember that this is selection examination & not eligibility examination.
- Revaluation facility is not available for this examination.
- Xerox copy / Photocopy / True copy / of examined answer sheet will be supplied to the student who have applied for it within 15 days from declaration of result Fee of Rs. 100/- per answer sheet will be charged for it.
- Only SC, ST candidates shall submit copy of caste certificate in their school. Disabled students also required to submit the true copy of certificate given by competent authority. Caste certificate 8. disable certificate given by competent authorities shall be considered. The school H.M. should confirm the information given in the application from originals and school record and then send the application forms. To avail the reservation facility true copies of necessary documents must be submitted to Maharashtra State Council of Examination. Pune-1 no complain shall
be entertained afterwards.
- While assessing the answer papers at State Level no Negative Marketing System is followed.
- Filling up of online forms shall be done by school only, Printouts of application forms with signatures of students 8. parents on it shall be submitted to E.O. I E.l. These documents will be submitted alongwith 2 copies of '8' form & single challan of SBI for each school. This should be done only by school. In any case the guardians should not be refered to contact E.O. /E.l. or higher authority' Filled up Application Forms shall be received only through schools.
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TORONTO, ONTARIO -- (Marketwired) -- 07/03/14 -- Star Navigation Systems Group Ltd. (TSX VENTURE: SNA) ("Star" or the "Company") is pleased to announce that the TSX Venture Exchange (the "Exchange") has consented to the amendment of the exercise price of common share purchase warrants issued pursuant to private placements announced November 4, 2009 (10,776,666 warrants, original exercise price $0.20), November 26, 2009 (3,428,333 warrants, original exercise price $0.20), February 27, 2012 (15,200,000 warrants, original exercise price $0.30 ), September 17, 2012 (26,100,000 warrants, original exercise price $0.20) and May 6, 2013 (10,030,000 warrants, original exercise price $0.20) (the " Warrants"). The Warrants will now entitle the holder thereof to purchase one common share of Star at an exercise price of $0.12. The current expiry dates of the Warrants have not changed.
About Star Navigation: (www.star-navigation.com)
Star Navigation Systems Group Ltd. owns the exclusive worldwide license to its proprietary, patented In-flight Safety Monitoring System, STAR-ISMS®, the heart of the STAR-A.D.S. System. It is the first system in the world to feature in-flight data-analysis, monitoring and diagnostics with a real-time connection between aircraft and ground. Its real-time capability of tracking performance trends and predicting incident-occurrence enhances aviation safety and improves fleet management while reducing costs for the operator.
Star's MMI Division designs and manufactures high performance mission critical flight deck, flat panel displays for defence and commercial aviation industries worldwide.
Neither TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of the content of this release.
Please visit www.star-navigation.com.
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About Sunland Caravans
Sunland Caravans is a family owned and operated Qld business, that has been building quality Caravans suitable for the harsh Australian conditions of for over 10 years. In this time Sunland has built a reputation for being one of the best off road caravans on the market.
At Sunland Caravans we do it a little different to the rest, with 40+ staff members we manufacture many of the components that make up the caravan including the chassis, cabinetry, upholstery and many other exclusive components. We don't just buy all the components and simply assemble a Caravan.
Industry leading technology, high quality equipment, excellent finishes, outstanding warranty, unmatched value for money and exceptional after sales service are just some of the reasons why many caravaner choose to buy a Sunland Caravan. If you do the research and look past the sales gimmicks chances are you too will agree that Sunland Caravans are without equal.
Since the beginning the goal at Sunland Caravans has been to supply the Australian Caravan market with a high quality product that suitable for the harsh Australian conditions.
We spoke to many caravan owners and listened to their requirements. It was then we knew the vans not only had to be strong but also had to have a high level of equipment, large carrying capacity, light enough to be towed by a regular 4×4 and priced to represent extremely good value.
To do this we needed to challenge the "norm" and question how things have been done in our industry and why. Producing products that are innovative, fresh, modern and practical is how Sunland has been able to stay in front of the competition.
Sunland has always adopted the philosophy "Quality Is Simply a Matter of Pride"
Exploring Australia On and Off the Road
The dream of many Australians is to explore our wonderful continent, to visit the places we have all seen on TV but have never had the opportunity to see firsthand. And many Australians choose to do this while towing a Caravan. Sunland Caravans are designed and built with this in mind.
Off Road is a term that is used regularly within our industry and is often interrupted in many different ways. At Sunland Caravans we consider that the most likely potential damage for a full size van in an Off Road situation is from corrugated dirt, broken bitumen or gravel roads, these will shake the Caravan violently and cause untold damage. Sunland Caravans are specifically designed for this purpose.
Building an Off Road Caravan is not as simple as lifting the van, putting chunky tyres on and adding lots of checker plate. It might look Off Road but it's unlikely to stay that way for long. All Sunland Caravans are built Off Road ,from the Independent Suspension to the Raptor coating stone protection, the fitting of the cabinetry and the absence of excessive plumbing and wiring under the van and the hail proof fibre glass exterior are just some of the things that make our caravans Off Road. We understand that freedom camping demands independent power, large water capacity and a payload so you can carry all the things you need.
We believe your caravan should allow you to go to all the places you have always wanted to visit without the restrictions of staying on the bitumen.
Many owners of Sunland Caravans have travelled popular roads like The Gibb River Rd, Birdsville Track and Strzelecki Track. In fact we have had millions of kilometres of testing.
A testament to the Sunland product is Fred Wright from Caravan & Motorhome on Tour. Fred spent over 2 years using a Sunland Patriot whilst touring the country. On his travels the Sunland Patriot was exposed to the public and under constant scrutiny.
Sunland Caravans are often seen in the popular magazines and lifestyle TV programs. Most recently on What's Up Down Under. Summer Series. Best of the Best Caravan & RV's.
Design and Technology
Innovating thinking and Aussie Engineering at its best is what gives Sunland Caravans its cutting edge products. Often challenging existing products in the market place with our designed and purpose built components. Examples of this are the Water Catcher that is built into the rear wall of our vans, the fibre glass sinks that save space and the exclusive shower unit and drain.
With a full time CAD designer and state of the art machinery like our 7mtr long CNC machine, we are able to build products that are exclusive to Sunland Caravans.
The Sunland range has been designed to be practical, lighter and stronger. This allows a much larger payload for water, food, clothes and other items that may be needed on your adventure. Most Sunland models will have 700+kg of payload and can be towed by most popular 4×4 models.
Our internal designs capture the most out of available space by not cluttering the cupboards with our equipment. It's the different between designing and just building the same mistakes over again.
Through experienced craftsmanship and Aussie engineering at its best, Sunland produce caravans that are capable of going just about anywhere with only the physical size and the tow vehicle being the restriction. Through clever engineering and construction methods Sunland Caravans are not only strong but also light allowing large payloads without needing a truck to tow them.
Unlike most vans on the market that have timber frames and staples or Aluminium C section that is riveted. Sunland vans have their walls and roof constructed from 25mm x 25mm and 25 x 50mm box section Aluminium that is welded. Giving them superior strength and longevity. Cupboards are screwed into place.
The use of Fibre Glass resin core moulded panels for the walls and roof gives maximum protection from the elements and is also hail proof. Fibre glass being stronger than traditional aluminium cladding means there is a lot less chance of damage. However if it is damaged it is considerably easier and cheaper to repair than the Aluminium sides.
The use of composite fibre glass floors in our vans ensures maximum protection from the damaging environment. The composite fibre glass is a fantastic insulator, in conjunction with the 25mm Coolite used in the walls and roof they provide the ultimate level of insulation in the van. Allowing the Air-conditioned and fridge to function correctly. You can sleep cooler in summer or warmer in winter.
Raptor Coating on the lower surfaces of the van help to protect it from damaging stones and debris. Unlike cheque plate the Raptor Coating doesn't add a significant amount of weight to the caravan and will never need polishing. If it is damaged it can be reapplied over the existing coat without consequence.
The under carriage of our vans are also well protected from stones and debris, with very little plumbing and wiring present.
The water tanks are designed and built exclusively for use on Sunland Caravans. They are neatly positioned between the suspension in the middle of the van. So whether towing with full water tanks or only partially filled tanks the caravan will remain balanced. Made from a 10mm thick poly plastic the water tanks are almost indestructible and don't require additional stone guards that add unnecessary weight to the caravan.
We fit all our vans with Vehicle Components Cruise Master Suspension. The coil suspension has 2 shock absorbers per wheel and ensures a smooth trouble free ride whether it be on the bitumen or the damaging corrugated dirt roads.
The Chassis used on Sunland Caravans is truly unique and one of our greatest achievements. In conjunction with engineers using aircraft and marine technology we were able to design and build an extremely strong yet light chassis. The development process took a number of years but was worth the wait. The completed chassis and composite floor have an engineer's safety rating of over 7! The governing VSB 1 standard is a recommendation for an Off Road Caravan of 5.
Strength isn't the only impressive feature of this chassis; it is also a lot lighter than traditional steel chassis'. The reduction in weight allows us to give you a much larger payload then most caravans on the market. Depending on the model grade and options fitted we can give you up to 1000kg payload. This will mean you can carry everything you require without concern of being overloaded.
Built on site many customers enjoy the ability to see how the chassis is built first hand. Hundreds of Sunland Caravan owners over the last few years have taken advantage of having their vans built on our unique chassis.
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Writer/director David Twohy is definitely returning to the land of Riddick, but based on this early report from Moviehole, the series seems to be heading back to the low-key Pitch Black approach and not the ridiculously over-produced tone found in the sequel, The Chronicles of Riddick. Yes, Vin Diesel is back.
Apparently casting is well underway for the as-yet-untitled Riddick 3, but those guys at Moviehole have read the script and if you don't mind a few minor spoilers, you can see what kind of characters the production is casting for. As for the plot, it seems to be a throwback to the first flick: Riddick stuck on a planet with unpleasant people and even nastier creatures. Insert mayhem here.
One interesting note found in this piece is the assertion that Riddick seems to have found a sense of humor. I'm not sure if this is good news or bad, but any time you combine action and sci-fi with monsters … I'm interested. Yes, still interested even after the goofball experience that was The Chronicles of Riddick.
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In the 1971 documentary A Dash of the Irish, we not only get expert commentary from Paddy Hopkirk on the Circuit of Ireland rally (as he says, thanks to the lack of practice days, "there are more real elements in this than in any other rally"), we also get to see him in action piloting ... Read more
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It's been long enough now since World War II that many people simply believe that all car sales halted and that all 1942 cars were blackout models. Not so, as we read in the story that Arch Brown (who was around at the time and thus able to give a first-person account) wrote on a still-chrome ... Read more
Gasoline prices are on the rise, even on the stuff in the tanks at the gas stations now. This is in anticipation of higher crude oil prices due to political unrest. Rather than try to figure that out, it might be a good time to pick up this 1964 Voisin Biscuter in anticipation of increased austerit ... Read more
* Over on Autoholics, the latest evolution of the CarDomain blog, FuryPaul recently posted photos of his trip to the Owls Head Transportation Museum, where he spotted this Model T modified for railroad track inspection. It's the cowcatcher that we dig the most. * I thought Fidel owned an Old ... Read more
I have another double treat for y'all this week, both articles from SIA #9 (January-March 1972). First, an article about the Thaw Asiatic Expedition of 1939-1940, described not only the expedition, not just the custom land yachts that GM supplied to the expedition, but also the experience of ... Read more
From thefirehouse.biz, Chrysler's media-only blog: Lifesaving Ear-Splitter Restored-Huh? Posted May 30, 2006, 11:17 AM by Ed Garsten Ears clogged? Download the podcast attached to this post (Right-click and select Save Link As or Save Target As – ed.). We'll wait……R ... Read more
Yes, yes, we all know about Disney's Cars, but who knew Walt's little kingdom got together with GM 60 years ago for another automotive-themed cartoon, "The ABC's of Hand Tools?" According to the accompanying booklet, scanned and turned into a PDF by Bob Sokol, Disney/GM ... Read more


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MIAMI, Fla. — In the opening sequence of "Gravity," Sandra Bullock and George Clooney play two astronauts conducting some repairs on the Hubble telescope orbiting Earth when disaster strikes, sending her hurtling through space, untethered, floating farther and farther away until she's just another tiny white light in the cosmos.
The scene neatly sets up all the elements of the remarkable film that follows. There is no sound in space, so when the telescope explodes silently, it takes a few seconds for your eyes to catch up and realize what's happening, because your ears can't help you process what's happening.
The camera floats weightlessly the way the astronauts do, like magic, occasionally pulling in for a close-up of Bullock's face, somehow going through the glass of her helmet to show us her eyes, then back out again. And much of the startling sequence unfolds in one single, uninterrupted shot that lasts, what, 10 minutes? Fifteen? Twenty?
Director Alfonso Cuaron isn't telling.
"I honestly don't know the exact length," Cuaron says via telephone from Los Angeles. "We weren't trying to compete in the Olympics of long shots. We didn't want the shot to call attention to itself. Otherwise it becomes the goal of the scene — it becomes what I call a 'Look, Ma, no hands!' kind of shot. We're just doing stuff that makes sense for our narrative. Your shots are part of your movie's language. And the language of this movie is to make you feel like you're floating up in space with the characters."
"Gravity," which opens Friday, is the culmination of a process that began nearly five years ago when Cuaron's son Jonas asked him to read a script he had written called "Desierto" ("Desert"), about two illegal immigrants battling the elements while trying to cross the U.S.-Mexico border.
Cuaron, who hadn't directed a movie since 2006's dystopian sci-fi adventure "Children of Men," was invigorated by the focus and intensity of the screenplay (which Jonas is soon to direct himself, starring Gael Garcia Bernal).
"I really didn't have that many notes to give him about his script," Cuaron, 52, says. "Instead, I asked him if he would write something else like it with me. He kind of took me out of a chest, dusted me off and reawakened my desire to make films. We wanted to do something along the lines of 'Desierto' — something that was tense and suspenseful from the start of the film to the end, sprinkled with thematic elements that are conveyed through visual metaphors instead of dialogue. And then we started talking about the metaphorical possibilities of space."
Although the finished screenplay for "Gravity" was 90 pages, the movie is refreshingly light on dialogue, most of it consisting of playful banter between Clooney, Bullock and the NASA command center — at least until their situation becomes dire, and then the joking stops.
But in order to make the ambitious movie he envisioned in his head, Cuaron first needed to find out if it was even possible.
"Gravity's" development process was so lengthy that several actors circled the project, including Angelina Jolie and Robert Downey Jr., but then had scheduling conflicts. When the filmmakers finally had a concrete starting date, Bullock and Clooney landed the roles, and the parts were slightly rewritten for them.
"After my first conversation with Sandra, it was clear to me that she was the only one who could star in this film," Cuaron says. "She had read the script and after three hours of talking, she had never one mentioned space or technology. She was only interested in the emotional journey of her character."
Once Bullock signed on, she began to research the technical aspects of her role. Unlike most sci-fi films set in outer space, "Gravity" tries to adhere to the laws of science whenever possible.
Dr. Catherine "Cady" Coleman, a NASA astronaut who has logged more than 4,000 hours in space, had just watched "The Blind Side" aboard the International Space Station when she received a call from Bullock, who wanted to pick her brain.
"She asked a lot about how you move around up in space," Coleman says. "How much you would use your hands and feet; the difference between being inside and outside a station; whether you float or fly. We also talked about the feeling of being one of just a few people living in a space station, doing work that is really important and can't be done from the ground, being alone up there."
Advancements in computer-generated imagery have made it possible for filmmakers to be able to put on screen whatever they can imagine. But "Gravity" is reminiscent of Stanley Kubrick's "2001: A Space Odyssey" in the way it raises the bar on visual effects, using new and existing technology in ways you've never seen before in movies. No matter how hard you look, you can't find the seams.
Combined with the film's superb 3-D effects, the illusion of being in space is so realistic that you come out of the theater not wanting to know how it was done.
"I'm really glad you're saying that," Cuaron says. "I would love for audiences to go see the film and experience it for themselves. Later on, after people have seen it, I'll be happy to talk about how we did it. But in principle, it's like going to see David Copperfield perform. You don't want to know the behind-the-scenes stuff in advance. You want to enjoy the spectacle and the conceptual poetry of the act. And part of the spectacle is not knowing how he did it."
"Gravity" is being marketed as a sensory experience instead of a science-fiction picture, and for once the advertising is honest. Although there is plenty in the film to chew and digest (including a bound-to-be-controversial dream sequence, and another shot that encapsulates Darwin's theory of evolution in 60 seconds), the main attraction is the ride — the kind of did-you-see-that? thrills that Cuaron believes are too often lacking in Hollywood pictures.
"I was weaned on movie-movies — stuff like 'Planet of the Apes' and 'Raiders of the Lost Ark,'" he says. "Those were really fun, exciting movies, but they were also substantial. They weren't hollow spectacles. Comic-book movies started out as these great films that liberated these amazing characters from the basements of geeks and unleashed them to the mainstream culture. They were almost subversive.
"But now comic-book movies are becoming the Darth Vader of cinema. You can't generalize them, but a lot are practically parodies of themselves. The first 'Pirates of the Caribbean' movie was a very, very happy surprise. But those are rare. In many ways, I was channeling Buster Keaton when we made 'Gravity' — the single through-line story in which there is a lot of humanity and emotion, but everything is conveyed through physical action. We just wanted to put on a really good show."
And how does he know he succeeded?
"I didn't, until just a few weeks ago, when we premiered it at Venice!" he says, laughing. "But people there seemed to like it. So we'll see."


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Thx for the post Dan. The catholic church in Latin America, though, strong has always been an ally of the dictatorships, from Argentina to Nicaragua. People in Latin America have always seen through that, while remaining devout catholics. Progressive clergy were often assasinated, specially in El Salvador and Brazil. It is of little surprise that once here a lot of folks escape the right wing politics of the catholic church, though still attend church and are devote catholics. Obviously it is a case of the republicans understanding Latin American history. It is no small wonder that the right wing evangelicals have invested millions in Latin America in trying to replace the liberation theology churches and the christian based communities that teach tolerence, liberation of the poor and resitence against right wing policies. Bush's current immigration proposal is unworkable, and again insults the population they claim to be trying to reach. Im an atheist and a recovering catholic, this was good to see.
Oops , that should read "the republicans lack of understanding Latin American history."
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@1, I do think a) if the Church supports oppressive regimes it's cus they'll get shot if they don't (true story). If you think the church is 'right wing' you've obviously never read these kinds of things: http://www.usccb.org/sdwp/national/Houseletter.pdf or this one here http://www.usccb.org/sdwp/national/20070119minwageaa.pdf. I don't think this makes them left wing, but the US bishops are economically about on the level with Democrats, and social issues (I mean abortion etc) are NOT left-wing issues (not by my defnition), they're just human rights; that's where the Church is regressive, but that's also where hispanics are more likely to agree wih the church. b) more importantly, not everything is done for political reasons. It's called assimilation. God's dead up here. He's not quite done done there. If they were so politically conscious, they would have fled the church at home and rejoined it here.
To conclude, Marxist interpretation is sooo 1870s, and it's too bad Nietzsche didn't write an Antimarx to go along with his Antichrist.
well, if it is happening, it ain't happening in my fam. 99% of my family is catholic, the remaining 1% is some sorta re-born christian, and then there is me, literally the only atheist in my tree. And, being Mexican-American, it is a big family tree...
The interesting thing is, while the majority of my family are pro life and anti-gay-rights; they vote democrat. My guess is, they vote for the candidate with the best economic policy, and pray that they never have to deal with an abortion or a gay family member.
The rest are pro-life & anti-gay-rights and vote republican :(
Sooo, the GOP is wrong because only 87% of Hispanics are religious, and not 94% like it used to be? I'd say it's still a tantalizing demographic they're going to want to target.
Nothing new here Dan. Business week or Newsweek ran this same type of story over two years ago. The gist of it is that the majority of the Latin American immigrants who do leave the Catholic church simply move over to an evangelic church. Not exactly a move in the right direction. The article specifically pointed out that this is a big trend in second and third generations to the US.
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Michelle Lorenzo Palacio, Vice President of Governmental Relations
As Vice President, Michelle is responsible for providing strategic leadership for all aspects of Governmental Relations. Michelle began her FIU career in November 2004, serving as Director of State Relations and then later as Assistant Vice President of Health Policy and Governmental Affairs for the Academic Health Center. She has been a key member of FIU's governmental relations team, responsible for seeking state funding for the university, as well as seeking state approval and funding for the Herbert Wertheim College of Medicine, and leading an increasingly active state substantive agenda. Before coming to FIU, Michelle was a Governmental Relations Consultant for Becker & Poliakoff, P.A., a diverse commercial law firm with more than one hundred twenty five attorneys practicing in offices throughout Florida, in New York City, Nassau, Bahamas, and Prague, Czech Republic, plus affiliated offices in France and Israel. Prior to that, she worked as the Chief Legislative Aide for Florida U.S. Senator Marco Rubio when he served as Florida House Majority Leader in the Florida Legislature. Early on in her career, Michelle coordinated numerous political campaigns in South Florida. In 2008, Michelle was featured as an "up-and-comer" in South Florida New Establishment Magazine. Michelle earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Education from Florida International University. She is currently a board member of Miami Bridge Youth and Family Services. Email Michelle at: firstname.lastname@example.com.
Carlos A. Becerra, Assistant Vice President of Federal Relations
Carlos Becerra represents the university's interests before Congress, advances our research agenda with federal agencies and manages our presence in the nation's capital. An FIU alumnus, Carlos brings over 15 years of experience advancing public education in urban cities and leveraging relationships to achieve intergovernmental collaboration in the public sector. At the National League of Cities, Carlos assisted mayors in acquiring federal resources to support youth employment strategies. Previously, he served as Chief of Staff to the Chairman of the Miami-Dade School Board, managing policy development, media outreach and served as a liaison with other elected officials. He has extensive experience in grassroots campaigns, having helped manage six local races. Carlos has been advancing FIU's agenda since serving as two-term student body president and later, leading alumni relations and annual fundraising. In those roles, he led student and alumni advocacy campaigns for the establishment of a College of Law and approval of intercollegiate football. Email Carlos at: firstname.lastname@example.com.
Lynne Shaw, Assistant Vice President, Health Policy and Governmental Affairs
Lynne plans and coordinates governmental relations activities on legislative and governmental matters related to healthcare issues. Lynne also provides advice and technical analysis on budget, education, and other issues impacting FIU. Prior to joining FIU, Lynne worked for the Florida House of Representatives for almost 17 years. During her tenure, Lynne held a wide variety of positions. As Deputy Staff Director for the Health and Human Services Committee, Lynne was a chief policy advisor on healthcare and health insurance, including Medicaid and the Affordable Care Act. Lynne has substantial knowledge of Florida's appropriations process from serving as legal counsel for the Appropriations Committee and serving as the Staff Director of the Finance and Tax Committee. Lynne also served as the Staff Director of the Insurance Committee and of the Judiciary Committee. Earlier in her career, Lynne worked as a Florida Assistant Attorney General specializing in complex tax litigation. Lynne earned a Bachelor of Arts from Florida State University and a Juris Doctorate from the University of Florida, Levin College of Law. Email Lynne at: firstname.lastname@example.com.
Chris Cantens, Director of State Relations
Chris is responsible for the coordination of governmental relations activities at the state level, establishing and maintaining key legislative and governmental contacts to further the university's goals, and serves as the university's liaison to state government. His career in government began in 2010 while working for the Miami Dolphins as a staff assistant for the Government Affairs and Public Relations departments. In 2011, Chris worked on the special election campaign for State Representative Jose Oliva. Chris went on to work as a legislative aide for Representative Oliva for the next four years. Chris is an FIU College of Business alumnus. He went on to earn a Master's of Science from Florida State University in 2010. Email Chris at: firstname.lastname@example.com.
Ethan Starkey, FIU/CHLI Internship & Career Success Manager
Ethan is responsible for ensuring career and internship success for both FIU Students & Alumni in Washington, DC, while also maintaining the special partnership FIU has with the Congressional Hispanic Leadership Institute (CHLI). His involvement in student success hinges on the long-term commitment FIU has made to increase the base in Washington, DC by placing FIU students and alum into federal agencies and national partners. He currently holds a Bachelor's of Arts in Telecommunications from Bowling Green State University, and a Master's of Science in Higher Education Administration from Florida International University. Coming to Government Relations from Student Affairs, he brings a lot of experience in creating and expanding experiential learning programs, as well as supporting college students in their day-to-day life and pursuit of their academics. Email Ethan at: firstname.lastname@example.com.
Ana Herrera, Chief of Staff
Ana graduated from FIU with a degree in Political Science. She earned a Masters of Arts degree in Political Management from George Washington University in 2000. Prior to joining FIU, she worked in the Government Relations department of a local hospital. Now, as part of the FIU Governmental Relations team, she assists and facilitates the department with initiatives designed to promote the University in coordination with county and municipal governments. Email Ana at: firstname.lastname@example.com.
Katerina L. Bryant, Governmental Relations Liaison, Health Affairs
Katerina began her career in governmental relations as an intern on Capitol Hill and working on various political campaigns. Prior to coming to FIU, she worked as a Staff Assistant for U.S. Congressman Mario Diaz-Balart's district office and as a Field Director for Mayor Carlos Gimenez mayoral campaign. Katerina graduated from FIU with a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science in 2011 and a Master of Public Administration in 2013. Currently, she represents the interests of the FIU Academic Health Center as well as assisting the Vice President of Governmental Relations in the overall daily functions and long term projects of the office. Email Katerina at: firstname.lastname@example.com
Kerry Ball, Senior Administrative Assistant/Office Manager
Kerry began working at FIU in 2000, with the College of Continuing and Professional Studies. She joined the office of Governmental Relations in August 2003 and is currently working towards a degree in Liberal Arts at FIU. Kerry assists the vice president and directors with coordination of federal, state and municipal projects, coordinates travel plans, and develops agendas for the vice president and directors. She also processes all office management functions, such as contracts, purchase orders and subscriptions. Email Kerry at: email@example.com.
Tomas E. Alcala, FIU Federal Relations Intern
Tomas Alcala is a Miami, Florida native and a graduate of Florida International University. He earned his degree in Communication Arts with a minor in Political Science in 2015. During his time at FIU, Tomas served as the Student Government Speaker Pro Tempore and Senator of the College of Architecture + The Arts. He also worked as a fiscal assistant in the Activity and Service Business Office on the Modesto A. Maidique campus. As a member of Sigma Phi Epsilon, Tomas served on several philanthropic committees including his role as the Relay for Life Committee Chairman. In the summer of 2014, he served as an intern for Congressman Joe Garcia's district office. Tomas was the executive producer of the Anthony Calatayud Show on 880 AM The Biz, which is a late night radio sports talk show. Tomas enjoys spending time with his family and friends, playing sports, and learning about American politics.


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For those who have an Android smartphone, it goes without saying that it is all about having the right applications. However, for newer users of Android smartphones, there may be some difficulty in knowing how to install and uninstall these applications when necessary. This article aims to clarify the instructions on such processes; after all, everyone has to start somewhere.
For the most part, all Android phones will follow the procedure as outlined in the article. However, in order to preserve the quality and avoid redundancy, the T-Mobile G1 will be used as the example mobile phone for the purpose of the tutorial. Follow along as best as possible if using any other Android.
The primary way, as well as the most common way, to install an Android application is directly through the Android marketplace. The marketplace is basically a centralized repository of all of the applications that have been developed for Android. It has also been modeled after the Apple's iPhone store. A third party developer may create an application and upload it, leaving anyone with an Android to download them. Most are free, but some cost money.
Installing Android Applications
In order to install an Android application onto the device in question, proceed with the following steps:
- Using the Applications Menu, open the Android Marketplace.
- Here, any option from Applications to Games or Search may be accessed. Utilize these tools to find the desired application. Use the Search to find a specific one or simply browse until the first appealing one comes up on the list.
- Each application should come with its own rating and description. Evaluate carefully.
- Simply click on the application to view more details and click the Install button towards the bottom of the screen.
- The next screen describes what it will require to work. Simply agree to the terms and it is installed.
Uninstalling Android Applications
Sometimes an application just needs to go. Whether a better one has been found or an application has simply worn out its welcome, it must be uninstalled. Uninstalling is as simple as it was to install it.
- Open the Google Android Menu.
- Go to the Settings icon and select Applications.
- Next, click on Manage.
- A list of installed applications will appear.
- Select the one to be uninstalled and simply click Uninstall.
With that, the application is uninstalled.