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Liev Schreiber
News about Liev Schreiber, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
'Les Liaisons Dangereuses' Is Coming to Broadway
The London production will star Janet McTeer as La Marquise de Merteuil and Liev Schreiber as Le Vicomte de Valmont.
April 19, 2016, Tuesday
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영화 리뷰: 보스턴글로브, 영화 '스포트라이트'에서 가톨릭 교회의 추문을 파헤치다
눈을 뗄 수 없는 수사극 '스포트라이트'에서 한 신문사의 소수정예 보도팀이 사제들의 아동 성추행 사건을 덮으려 했던 가톨릭 교회의 시도를 세상에 폭로한다.
March 25, 2016, Friday
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'Spotlight' Journalists Grapple With Big-Screen Portrayals
Martin Baron, now The Washington Post's top editor, was the latest to weigh in, saying he'd be rooting for the movie at the Oscars this Sunday.
February 25, 2016, Thursday
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Review: The Aliens Are Coming! The Aliens Are Coming!
The extraterrestrial Others are conquering Earth. Feisty, if under-informed, teenagers decide to fight back.
January 22, 2016, Friday
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Review: In 'Spotlight,' The Boston Globe Digs Up the Catholic Church's Dirt
In this gripping detective story, a small group of reporters exposes the church's role in covering up the sexual abuse of children by priests.
November 6, 2015, Friday
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Review: 'Pawn Sacrifice,' Another Take on the Royal Game
Edward Zwick directs this film interpretation of the superpowers' chess battle waged by Bobby Fischer and Boris Spassky in 1972.
September 16, 2015, Wednesday
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In Chelsea, Art for Bibliophiles
Shows on view at three galleries this summer celebrate the written word.
July 21, 2015, Tuesday
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With Hollywood Stars on the Agency Team, Clients Take the Call
The actor Liev Schreiber teamed up with Scott Carlson, an advertising veteran, to found an ad agency in Manhattan.
April 4, 2014, Friday
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Mars Mission Is Uneventful Till the Undead Feel Unwell
In "The Last Days on Mars," hours before a six-month research mission is about to end, an exhausted crew is about to head home until a startling discovery.
December 6, 2013, Friday
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The Philanderer Reconsiders
In "A Perfect Man," Liev Schreiber plays an architect who, after his affairs lead his wife to leave him, begins to rethink his behavior.
November 1, 2013, Friday
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While Dillon Town Council candidate Terry King said she doesn't really have a platform she's running on, she's vying for a seat at the table because she loves the town and wants to participate.
"(Dillon) is the first place I've chosen to live my entire life," King said. "I love it, and I just want to get involved with the community a little more."
Specifically, she wants to help make downtown Dillon more of a "centerpiece," while still keeping that small-town feel. King said before that's done, the existing businesses should be talked to, because "we don't want to push them out of the way," but, the town also needs to be flexible about what it lets in.
"I think we can blend what's already here with some fresh, new ideas that would make it appealing to someone who has never been here before," King said. "We need to showplace the town more and be a little bit more competitive with Breckenridge."
King has lived many different places - like New Orleans and Key West - which she said give her the experience to help the town "develop and grow, but not lose its identity at the same time."
And to King, that's Dillon's biggest current challenge: identity.
"We're kind of in the shadow of Breckenridge," she said. "We need to distinguish ourselves as a separate place."
King does like the idea of a "mountain maritime" theme for the downtown since it blends both the mountains and the lake, which is attractive to visitors both in the winter and the summer.
"It's a good point to push," she said.
King also likes the recent creation of a tax increment financing district because "you've got to have revenue," she said. "Everyone will benefit from it."
And King knows about revenue: she was an accountant for 27 years, something she said helps prepare her for the role of council woman. While she still keeps a few clients, she now works as a ski instructor at Breckenridge Ski Resort. King also said she's good with people.
"I've owned my own business," King said. "I think I can bring a lot to the job."
King has lived in Dillon for five years, but has been visiting Summit County with her family - her husband, Kerry, and their two sons Matthew and Charlie - since 1984.
"It's just a beautiful place," King said. "(Dillon) is more of a community and a place people want to call home."

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Favorite DU Photos: March 2012
Member photos of the day from the month of March
"Wigeon drake emerges onto the ice" (photo by Tom Reichner)
"Canada Goose at Tifft Nature Preserve Buffalo, NY" (photo by Scott Gorenflo)
"Wood Ducks American River" (photo by Chris Knight)
"Blue-winged Teal" (photo by Mark Lasnek)
"Early Goose season in northern Minnesota." (photo by Scott Anderson)
"Amy retrieving a mallard drake on a cold snowy day" (photo by Brent Gale)
(photo by Rich Ferguson)
"Duddly watching for incoming birds" (photo by DU member)
"Hallie with a Surf Scoter" (photo by Ryan James)
"This was taken in a small pond in Walnut Creek California." (photo by Chris. J. Montano, Jr.)
0 "Patiently waiting." (photo by Nicholas Merrill)
1 (photo by James Jacobson)


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Weird Chalkdust and a heart-tugging Let It Loose to boot. What a jam-packed show! Don't limit yourself to the Disease - there's so much empathy, adventurous spirit, and seemingly effortless group creativity on display here.
Tuesday, 08/16/2011
UIC Pavilion, University of Illinois, Chicago, IL
Set 1: Dinner and a Movie, Ha Ha Ha > CDTChalk Dust Torture, Mexican Cousin, WotCWalls of the Cave > Runaway Jim > Foam, IDKI Didn't Know, Ocelot, GinsengGinseng Sullivan > WedgeThe Wedge, LxLLimb By Limb, Let It Loose
Set 2: DwDDown with Disease[1] -> Twist > BDTNLBackwards Down the Number Line > ThemeTheme From the Bottom > Golden Age > ADITLA Day in the Life > YEMYou Enjoy Myself[2]
Encore: Heavy Things > SlaveSlave to the Traffic Light > Rocky Top
[1] Unfinished.
[2] Darth Vader quote at end of vocal jam.
· Time Loves a Hero tease in Mexican Cousin
· Theme from Leave It to Beaver tease in Down with Disease
· Walk This Way tease in You Enjoy Myself
Noteworthy Jams: Chalk Dust Torture, Foam, Limb By Limb, Down with Disease (highly recommended), You Enjoy Myself
Average Song Gap: 15.48
Performers: Trey Anastasio, Page McConnell, Jon Fishman, Mike Gordon
Notes: During I Didn't Know, Trey and Mike held up t-shirts of Otis Redding for the "Is this a picture of Otis Redding?" lyric. Mexican Cousin contained a Time Loves a Hero tease from Mike. DWD contained a Leave it to Beaver theme tease from Mike and was unfinished. YEM contained Walk This Way teases and the vocal jam contained a Darth Vader quote.
Official Photos
LivePhish Download
"You Enjoy Myself" Official Video
Phish.net Recap
Song Distribution:
3 Junta
2 Joy
2 Round Room
2 Farmhouse
2 Stash
2 The White Tape
1 The Story of the Ghost
1 Billy Breathes
1 Hoist
1 Rift
1 A Picture of Nectar
Songs by Debut Year:
This show was part of the "2011 Late Summer Tour."
Weird Chalkdust and a heart-tugging Let It Loose to boot. What a jam-packed show! Don't limit yourself to the Disease - there's so much empathy, adventurous spirit, and seemingly effortless group creativity on display here.
Say what you want about Mexican Cousin, but it is played well. Walls, Runaway, Foam, IDK, Ocelot and Gineseng all played great and kept up with the fun vibe of the first set. Wedge and Limb by Limb were both played really well. Limb by Limb features a Trey plinko jam.
AND THEN LET IT LOOSE to close the set. Never would have guest Phish would pull this song out ever again, especially without the horns and backup singers, but they truly nail this cover. Page sings so beautifully and the rest of the band hits every backup part at the climax. IMO, it is a major bustout, and it is one of my favorite songs, so I was real happy. A guy on the concourse during set break was saying to is phriends that you could clearly tell Phish was enjoying themselves on stage again and thaT they were real loose, and I shouted to him "Let it Loose." He turns and says, "Yeah, exactly!"
Set Two starts with a DWD monster. For those wanting real long jams, they get one and it is very good. Twist is played really great , as they continued to make any version of this song great this summer. BDTNL next. Some people don;t like this song. Hopefully here is another version that can change peoples minds. Such a fun and beautiful song. And hey, this and Ocelot will not be leaving rotation any time soon so phans who don't might as well give them a chance. (I personally thought Ocelot blossom rocked this summer, Jon Fishman was a beat master there)
Theme from the Bottom is always a song I personally like live and seems to always be played well. It fits very nicely in the set. Golden Age > Day in the Life...WOW!!!! Here are two covers I was personally chasing, and I expected to get a Golden Age as it is in heavy rotation, but this back to back combo was about as good as it gets for me. Also, would not have expected Day in the life coming out Golden Age. Phish nailed me personally with a killer combo, and as stated the Let it Loose are three covers that make this night unforgettable to me.
YEM, Before the Boy MAn part the guy next to me says this place is gonna erupt. It did, but not like what I saw at MSG over NYE this year. That was incredible. If you don't like YEM, then you don't like Phish, so it always makes for a great show, and they really have not played it a whole lot this summer.
Quick point about the Walk this Way Tease in Yem. I'm not buying it. The tease is merely the notes from the chorus in Walk this Way. And I think Trey is merely playing his guitar and happens to run over these notes that sound like said chorus from Walk this Way. A Walk this Way tease would and Should be the opening Rift to this tune, and it is not near that at all. I'm sure it would have gotten the crowd into more of a frenzie if that happened. Nonetheless, I doubt many people at the show noticed that Trey ran over the Walk this Way chorus with his guitar. I didn't, and it took me a few listens post show to hear it.
Finally, a Triple encore (11 for the run, WOW!). This show started around 805 again. The UIC phans were treated to some really long shows over the run. I was so happy at this point, I'll take the Heavy Things start followed up by SLAVE and Rocky Top. Awesome show here that is played very well and contains a very fun first set and another stellar second set. Waves>Undermind night One is just insanely good. This band is just as tight as ever and they are LETTIN IT LOOSE UP ON STAGE!!!!!
dinner and a movie: very interesting opening choice, liked how they decided to opt for something different than the usual. very tight playing and high energy opener.
ha ha ha: well i mean, this was my first as was dinner, so i was pretty stoked for both, but this was a cool little tune that was over as fast as it started..
chalkdust: now, as far as the chalkdusts ive seen, this is BY FAR the best one, sooo much tension and release it had the crowd going nuts! above average 3.0 chalkdust
mexican cousin: ahhh we figured they were gonna get goofier after ha ha ha, and this one did the trick for me at least, average.
walls of the cave: now time for some lovely compositional music, and walls gave us exactly that. they nailed this take, not much of a jam but this was still a very nicely played version. it was a great choice with the relatively small intimate crowd and all...
runaway jim: standard
foam: who doesnt love foam?
i didnt know: vacuum solo was hilarious, haha seriously and then trey grabs a few otis redding t-shirts off his amp thats behind him and hands one to page who then threw it to mike, who then acted like he was gonna throw it into the crowd, but then threw it to fishman.
ocelot: ehhh im gettin kinda sick of seeing this one, ive seen it 3 times this summer and 5 times out of 9 shows..
ginseng sullivan: this was exactly what i needed after another ocelot, some good ol phishy bluegrass, this was an awesome choice for the slot.
wedge: i love me some wedge
limb by limb: good pick to help keep bringing the energy back up, nice version with a fairly decent jam.
let it loose: now this was pretty sweet, totally a highlight of the set.
overall, i was kinda hoping for an antelope after let it loose, so honestly after this set my buddy and i both were thinking the second set was gonna totally rage and by far were our expectations exceeded.
down with disease: well i called it at setbreak, but i dont think anybody in the venue knew how big of a monster we were in for!! absolutely nasty down with disease, it clocked in at just under 22 minutes and covered multiple themes. there were multiple times during this jam where i just shook my head and said really?? this disease is must hear. AWESOME start to the set. some space at the end led straight into ->
twist: this was a very nice twist, good choice and very high energy. this actually went into ->
bdtnl: standard
theme from the bottom: i love billy breathes, and this is by far my favorite song off that album. "keep whats important, and know whose your friend".... awesome cool down pick
golden age: another one i said we'd probably get tonight, while it was nowhere near as good as the one i caught at SBIX, this one did not disappoint, very nice golden age.
aditl: the crowd ate this one up, seemed like everyone wanted to hear it with how loud the reaction was.
yem: I FINALLY GOT MY FIRST YEM AFTER 9 SHOWS!!!!!!!!! needless to say how amazed i was that it took this long to get one, but it was everything i thought it would be. it was beautiful, it was long, and it was funky!! haha awesome yem and i was just so happy to finally get one.
overall, much much better than set one, very nice jamming too.
heavy things: standard, but was nice to hear something else in the encore spot than the usual. still chasing my good times bad times though!! ahh maybe next time
slave: yet another lovely slave, average. nice playing from trey particularly.
rocky top: we saw trey go over to mike and say something alone the lines of "hey man, lets do one more alright? alright hell yeah now lets do rocky top" and boy were we glad they decided to play another one, average rocky top but they simply just dont play this song as much as it ought to be.
set one: wotc, i didn't know, ginseng sullivan, let it loose
set two: dwd (must hear) -> twist, golden age, yem and i just have to put in rocky top, that was just awesome.
Overall this was a very fun show, alot of songs that arent frequently played so it was a nice batch of tunes i haven't heard this summer and actually i few i haven't heard yet. it was a very high energy show. i'd say download it totally, especially for that down with disease jam!!!
rating on a 5 star scale : 3.75. not quite a 4 with a few song choices. but still a great/ above average show!
Certainly a different feel for Tuesday night's 1st set, but I appreciate it more on repeat listens.
The Chalkdust gave me hope for another explosion of a set, but set 1 was more of a fun, streamy type of trip. Very good, but likely unappreciated by some of the phans who had attended both Mon & Tues.
If you get a chance for a vacuum cleaner solo in IDK . . . you take it and you don't look back. I always appreciate those because I haven't gotten many of them.
Nice close to set 1 with Wedge>LBL into a sweet headnod into Exile on Main Street.
Set II - no matter what show I go to, I always find myself trapped in some ungodly line to the men's room or trying to get in the venue when the band decides to play DWD. I've literally seen 5 DWDs, and I've walked in late on all 5. I think fate should give me a break one of these times.
I think Twist will always be underrated only because so many older phans didn't like the Farmhouse album. I'm with them on Heavy Things (because Phish songs shouldn't be played at places like American Eagle and Outback Steakhouse), but Twist has a great guitar riff, groovy sound, and an overall great feel. They can jam it a million different ways. I enjoyed this one very much.
Backwards Down the Number Line - ummm . . . wow. I never expected any of their newer stuff to play so well live. But Backwards was explosive happiness. You could see it on the faces of the crowd and the band . . . just a great time. I felt like I was surrounded by 9,000 of all . . . my . . . friends. This was the performance that made me instantly say I need to re-invest some time into their newest stuff.
Theme - always a treat. Great chance to enjoy something slower, people watch, and take in the entire scene.
Golden Age - during my "Angry @ Phish" period from '04-'09, TV on the Radio was one of the many bands I discovered and fell in love with. I was so happy to see the phab phour covering TVOTR. They don't often cover newer bands, and I hope that's significant. I want to believe this is the band's way of saying "if you haven't done so, check out TVOTR." I concur.
A Day In The Life - knocked it outta the park. Just an awesome, awesome performance. Simply explosive.
YEM - I've gotten so many YEMs over the years, I can't help but judge the entire show based on the performance of this song. If anyone in the band misses a beat or a note, for whatever reason, fair or not, I use it to paint the picture of the show. I guess this show was a masterpiece because this YEM was pristine. Again, the best version I had ever seen
(Note - I'll never hold a candle to the true veterans who have seen hundreds of shows. I have ultimate respect for them and their understanding of this band. I've only been to 20 shows over the last 11 years, pre-hiatus, post-hiatus and post-breakup. But I do know enough to recognize a good YEM when I hear it, just like I know a bad YEM when I hear it. 8/16/11 was spendid.)
E - Heavy Things . . . now I know what the veteran phans were complaining about when I first started going to shows. I thought it was a nice rendition, but I'm over this song.
Slave - I said going into this run that I didn't need or want to see a Slave. For whatever reason, this was one of the few tunes that left me lukewarm. But like they did all thru the UIC run, they convinced me and changed my mind. This Slave was terrific.
Rocky Top - whenever this band goes bluegrass or reggae, I'm all in. It brings so much energy and Rocky Top is one of their great covers. I was shocked when I looked up the stats and saw how rare Rocky Top had become. They played it so much in the 90s I guess it deserved a break. But I'm glad I was here to see it. This version was like a trip back to the 90s when the band was young, hungry and standing in the shadow of Jerry and the boys. Simply awesome.
Overall, the 2nd set and E of this show was explosive and resurrected the insane energy of Monday night.
Great Golden Age. My friend Josh, who's actually really into TV on the Radio, said Phish's version was better by far.


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4.6-1 Unauthorized Conveyance of Items into Correctional or Humane Institution or to Inmate -- § 53a-174 (a)
Revised to April 23, 2010
The defendant is charged [in count ___] with unauthorized conveyance of items into a (correctional / humane) institution or to an inmate. The statute defining this offense reads in pertinent part as follows:
any person not authorized by law who conveys or passes, or causes to be conveyed or passed, into any (correctional / humane) institution or the grounds or buildings thereof, or to any inmate of such an institution who is outside the premises thereof and known to the person so conveying or passing or causing such conveying or passing to be such an inmate any (controlled drug / intoxicating liquors / firearm / weapon / dangerous instrument / explosive / United States currency / rope, ladder, or other instrument or device for use in making, attempting or aiding an escape) shall be guilty.
For you to find the defendant guilty of this charge, the state must prove the following elements beyond a reasonable doubt:
Element 1 - Without
The first element is that the defendant was not authorized by law to do any of the acts enumerated in the statute.
Element 2 - Conveyed
unauthorized items into institution
The second element is that the defendant conveyed the following unauthorized item[s] into <insert name of facility>.
<Insert one or more of the following:>
any controlled drug. "Controlled drugs" are defined by statute as those drugs which contain any quantity of a substance which has been designated as subject to the Federal Controlled Substances Act, or which has been designated as a depressant or stimulant drug pursuant to federal food and drug laws, or which has been designated by the Commissioner of Consumer Protection as having a stimulant, depressant or hallucinogenic effect upon the higher functions of the central nervous system and as having a tendency to promote abuse or psychological or physiological dependence, or both. Such controlled drugs are classifiable as amphetamine-type, barbiturate type, cannabis- type, cocaine-type, hallucinogenic, morphine-type and other stimulant and depressant drugs. Specifically excluded from controlled drugs and controlled substances are alcohol, nicotine and caffeine.
any intoxicating liquors.
any (firearm / weapon / dangerous instrument / explosive) of any kind. <Insert appropriate definition:>
"Firearm" means any sawed-off shotgun, machine gun, rifle, shotgun, pistol, revolver, or other weapon, whether loaded or unloaded, from which a shot may be discharged.
"Weapon" includes anything used or designed to be used in destroying, defeating, or injuring an enemy.
"Dangerous instrument" means any instrument, article or substance which, under the circumstances in which it is used or attempted or threatened to be used, is capable of causing death or serious physical injury. "Serious physical injury" means physical injury which creates a substantial risk of death, or which causes serious disfigurement, serious impairment of health or serious loss or impairment of the function of any bodily organ. It is important to note that the article need not be inherently dangerous; all that is required is that the article was capable of causing death or serious physical injury under the circumstances in which it was used. Any article or substance, without limitation and even though harmless under normal use, may be found by you to be a dangerous instrument if, under the circumstances of its use or threatened or attempted use, it is capable of producing serious physical injury or death. The state need not prove that in fact death or serious physical injury resulted, only that the instrument had that potential under the circumstances.
"Explosive" is any chemical compound, mixture, or device that functions by explosion.
any United States currency.
any rope, ladder or other instrument or device for use in making, attempting, or aiding an escape. The statute provides that "[t]he unauthorized conveying, passing or possession of any rope or ladder or other instrument or device, adapted for use in making or aiding an escape, into any such institution or the grounds or buildings thereof, shall be presumptive evidence that it was so conveyed, passed or possessed for such use." This means that if you find that the defendant conveyed or passed into the institution or had in (his/her) possession while in the institution any rope or ladder or other instrument or device adapted for use in making or aiding an escape, then you may conclude, but are not required to, that the defendant intended to use it for the purpose of making or aiding an escape, provided of course that the inference drawn complies with the standards for inferences as explained in connection with my instruction on circumstantial evidence.
The state alleges that the defendant (conveyed or passed / caused to be conveyed or passed) these items <insert as appropriate:>
into <insert name of facility> by means of <insert specific allegations>.
to <insert name of inmate> while <insert name of inmate> was outside the premises of <insert name of facility> and the defendant knew that <insert name of inmate> was an inmate of <insert name of facility>.
Element 3 - Correctional
The third element is that <insert name of facility> is a (correctional / humane) institution. For the purposes of this offense, institution includes the grounds and any buildings on the grounds. <Insert the appropriate definition:>
A "correctional institution" is any correctional facility administered by the commissioner of correction.
A "humane institution" is any (state mental hospital / community mental health center / treatment facility for children and adolescents / any facility or program administered by the (Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services / Department of Mental Retardation / Department of Children and Families)).1
In summary, the state must prove beyond a reasonable doubt that 1) the defendant's actions were not authorized by law, 2) the defendant conveyed or caused to be conveyed <insert the object conveyed> into <insert name of facility>, and 3) <insert name of facility> is a (correctional / humane) institution.
If you unanimously find that the state
has proved beyond a reasonable doubt each of the elements of the crime of
conveying unauthorized items into an institution, then you shall find the
defendant guilty. On the other hand, if you unanimously find that the state has
failed to prove beyond a reasonable doubt any of the elements, you shall then
find the defendant not guilty.
1 General Statutes § 17b-222.


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Biology major Carson Savrick receives Sigma-Xi Grant
Biology major receives small grant from national society to use molecular tools to ask ecological questions about exotic, invasive apple snails.
Junior biology major Carson Savrick received a $500 Grants-in-Aid from the Sigma Xi Research Society to support her molecular ecology undergraduate research project. Only about 20% of the hundreds of proposals submitted received funding and the competition does not distinguish between undergraduate and graduate student work. In collaboration with colleague Dr. Kenneth Hayes at Howard University and with the research mentoring of Dr. Romi Burks in the Biology Department, Carson has developed a project that investigates the direction in which exotic, invasive apple snail (Pomacea maculata) populations spread across the southeastern United States. In addition, Carson will use molecular tools (DNA extraction and PCR) to screen a subsample of snails for different populations for a parasite, Angiostrongylus cantonensis, which can pose a human health concern. Carson will present preliminary results of this work at The Texas Academy of Science meeting in March and at the Creative Works Symposium at Southwestern in April.


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Definition of spectrograph in English:
An apparatus for photographing or otherwise recording spectra.
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- An imaging spectrograph, a digital camera, and a computer analyze the amount of laser light absorbed by the apples, which indicates sweetness.
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- The proportions of these isotopes have been computed from spectrographic analysis.
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16 September 2007
Brooklyn Book Festival
We also got to meet Tom Roberge of A Public Space, another person I'd exchanged plenty of emails with, but had not yet encountered in person. I convinced Tempest to subscribe, which was one of my better accomplishments of the day. There are only a few magazines I really wouldn't want to be without for even one issue, and A Public Space is one such magazine.
Gavin Grant and Jed Berry manfully manned the Small Beer Press table. Tempest and I had discussed the fact that there haven't been any good, physical literary fights recently -- plenty of internet flamewars and such, but nobody actually punching somebody out -- and so we tried to convince Gavin that he should start such a fight, perhaps at the upcoming World Fantasy Convention, but he didn't like the idea, citing certain impracticalities and long-range effects. (Why do people have to be sensible and ruin our grand plans for entertainment?)
I tried to find Richard Nash of Soft Skull Press to catch up with him, since we haven't had a chance to chat for a while, but he was off watching some hockey game or something involving steel. I thought for a while that this was just a ploy to get me to go away and stop scaring customers away from the Soft Skull table, but Ed got the same info.
(Except I never saw Ed. Sure, there were 10,000 people at the festival, but still. If anybody can stand out amidst 10,000 people, it's Ed. I think one of us doesn't exist. Actually, during the entire day the only litblogger I encountered was Levi Asher. I think they were all hiding from me. Or wearing disguises. After all, it took me a moment to recognize Levi...)
Tempest and I had lunch at a wonderful place serving wraps and smoothies, a bunch of blocks away from the festival, down some roads. (Brooklyn remains a mystery to me.) We had many fun moments during lunch, but one particularly fun one for me was watching somebody reading today's Times, utterly engrossed by Maria Headley's amusing and touching essay about being a stepmonster. I restrained myself from going up to the poor, unwitting soul and screaming like a little girl, "Hey, I know her! She's great! Omygawd you're reading her essay!!!" It took a lot of self-denial and inner strength to avoid doing this, but I somehow persevered.
The only panel/reading we went to was a reading by Uzodinma Iweala, Doreen Baingana, and Mohammed Naseehu Ali, all of whom were excellent. I knew Iweala's and Baingana's work, but Ali was new to me, and I will now most certainly seek out his collection The Prophet of Zongo Street. Doreen Baingana, who I first became acquainted with in Kenya last year, read part of a story from her excellent collection Tropical Fish, and Iweala read a story from the latest Paris Review. (And I guess here is the place where I have to admit I don't read The Paris Review much anymore because it has become so thin. A few stories, an interview or two, a handful of poems, some pictures. The design has gotten better, but the contents have been put on such a diet the magazine just doesn't hold much interest for me anymore. Alas.)
There were other panels that looked fascinating, but there were long lines to get tickets to see them, and getting tickets would have required planning and organization on my part. So we only saw the one. And a good one it was.
After the reading, I found Tom Burke, who is one of the organizers of the Summer Literary Seminars program through which I visited Kenya last year. Tom kindly introduced me to some of the people behind one of my favorite websites, Words Without Borders, and pointed out a new lit mag to me, the St. Petersburg Review, which is published from my home state of New Hampshire and features a bunch of excellent writers, including George Saunders, Gina Ochsner, Padgett Powell, Josip Novakovich, Aimee Bender, Jeffrey Renard Allen, Mark Halperin, Timothy Liu, and, appropriately, many Russians whose names are at the moment unfamiliar to me. It also includes a special section of poetry by women from the Gulags.
By the end of the day, I was too tired to make the trek over to the Sunday Salon, so that's going to have to wait for another Sunday. It's good to have things to look forward to.
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Sir, I was quite sorry to miss you! Evidently, my need to meet a deadline eclipsed, curtailed, and otherwise interfered with any potential boisterousness I could have brought to the Brooklyn Book Festival! I hope not to do this again and apologize for any inconvenience you may have suffered as a result. (Clearly, Mr. Asher did a better job on this front than I did.)ReplyDelete
Yes, once we had recognized each other through our separate disguises, Levi and I had a nice chat.ReplyDelete
Next time, Ed, you need to borrow one of Mr. Lassen's zoot suits! I'm not sure he got the instructions from Higher Command that he was supposed to give you one on your exit from San Francisco...
I missed all of you too! I was there with the ALP in tow and saw nary a litblogger. This is the downside of that whole "world's biggest small town" thing. Thanks for the writeup, though!ReplyDelete
Next time, I'm wearing my John Deere hat with ear flaps so people will be able to spot me in the crowd.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous9/18/2007 4:16 AM
Prophet of Zongo?ReplyDelete
Never heard of Him. Cannot wait to get online & check this site out.
NB: I am not an a writer and cannot comprehend all most of these 'bookish' language. I enjoy light reading. I'm somewhat fascinated with writers though!
- amber9/19/2007 4:00 PM
Hi Matthew. I'm Amber, and I'm working with an author that I'd love to have featured on your blog, in a "conversations with..."ReplyDelete
can you email me at amber at media muscle dot com? thanks.
- Anonymous9/21/2007 10:07 PM
Some pictures of the festival taken at the Brookview Press boothReplyDelete


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By Justin Tackett, DU Waterdog
Ducks and geese rest, eat, and loaf in a myriad of places. Unfortunately, most of these places are all but impossible to reach. This may be a big part of the reason we all love it as much as we do. All duck hunters dream of that perfect hole that no one else has ever seen where the ducks pile in everyday. In this dream, we always shoot perfectly-colored drakes and everything falls belly up and our dogs perform like national champions. The dogs pick them all up cleanly, just in time to shake off and catch an ear rub from us before we hit our next set of notes talking the next group into giving up. It's perfect.
But because the places waterfowl live are so diverse, we all have different ideas of the perfect mode of transportation to that perfect spot. The gap in preferences from one to the other is miles apart. The south Louisiana swamp/bog hunter thinks nothing is finer than a 14-foot hand made Cypress Pirogue, whereas the Brant hunter on the eastern shore dreams of a 24-foot Goliath with a big nasty 150hp on the back.
A shot at the perfect duck boat came out of necessity for me; but was really sparked after I decided to rewire my big boat in February just after the season was over. Clay Hiett is one of my best friends in the world. He owns a large tract of land just west of Little Rock, Ark., and has always been a good enough fellow to let me store most of my boats, trailers, RV's and all the other junk that a duck hunter needs to survive. It was 50 degrees and sunny and I sat there playing with the Go Lights, looked up, and got a little sick to my stomach because I was looking at what many would consider a small marine dealership of attempts at something to get me into just about every duck hunting situation. For the first time, it hit me just how much money I had spent over the last 20 years just trying to get to all those special waterfowl hunting places.
I saw a 16-foot long by 48-inch wide boat with a 23hp long-tailed mud motor and all the fixings. I looked to the right at a 17-foot by 54-inch boat with a 50hp outboard; just behind me was what was going to be my "really good" boat from a couple years ago - a hybrid type mud motor/outboard. It too was a 17-footer, but a slimmer model at 48-inches wide. She was slow and cumbersome like a long-tailed mud motor, and literally worked you to death trying to turn it in the woods. It wasn't good for much other than flat marsh running and I've used it maybe five times in two years. Just to my left was a 16-foot by 52-inch boat with a 50 hp outboard; it's a good boat as long as you have at least 24 inches of water. Last but not least, I was sitting in the biggest most expensive of the bunch - a 20-foot by 60-inch model with 3 gun boxes and more lights than a 747 with a 70hp outboard on the back. Again it's a great boat until the timber gets tight and the water gets shallow. By the time I figured it up, I was looking at roughly $75,000 in duck boats and I did not have a single boat that was good in MOST water fowl hunting scenarios.
I decided to really take my time and try to create the perfect duck boat. I sat down and thought about every place I had hunted the last few years that demanded a boat. I came up with deep rivers in Arkansas that almost always end up in shallow water tight timber situations. I also encountered very shallow river scenarios like the Snake in the west and the Potomac in the east. Both of these rivers are very shallow and rocky with a fair amount of current. I would need something that had speed because of the long runs that are a tendency in both of these river situations.
I thought about Firewater in South Dakota where you don't run anything but a mud motor. Because there are no real launches in these areas, keeping the boat light enough to be launched with an ATV was a must. But because that is where I guide, hunter-capacity is a must. I had to have a boat big enough to carry at least four hunters, a dog, decoys and way more gear than you'd ever need. Then of course there is south Louisiana where the marshes are huge and shallow. Speed is important, but without the ability to run shallow you're done.
I got a motor from the three biggest manufacturers of hybrid type mud/outboard motors in the industry. I saw no major differences in performance over two days of use on almost identical boats. But, there were some very "user friendly" reasons that made the choice very easy. First and foremost only one model had a reverse available. Reason number two was a little more particular…SIZE or more aptly, lack thereof. The Pro-Drive's lower unit is much shorter than the others. A lower unit and the prop that sticks out of the boat more than 18 or so inches makes maneuvering in tight quarters almost impossible. No matter what anybody tells you 36-inch oak trees don't give into any prop, so size is very important for those that hunt in any kind of timber. Finally, the fact that the Pro-Drive was the only model that was NOT belt driven was very appealing to me. Pro-Drive uses gears to drive the prop. For those of you that have spent any time with anything belt driven, you know what I am talking about.
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July is a great month to take stock of gear items and equipment you may need to replace. The DU Newsletter editorial team has found several new items for boats, dogs, and for the waterfowl hunter who has everything.
Yamaha announced the new Viking Side-by-Side in June, combining durability and functionality with the comfort of a side-by-side model. The all-terrain, multi-purpose vehicle will make trips to the duck blind a breeze this fall.
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SANTA CLARA -- Tank Carradine's right knee finally appears at full strength, which is welcome news after a 49ers rookie season spent in rehabilitation.
"You see the flashes and the strength and the ability," 49ers coach Jim Harbaugh said Wednesday. "(We) kind of have to pull him back because we're not in live situations here in practice. But (we're) very excited for where he's at right now."
It's also exciting news for a 49ers defensive line that's practicing this minicamp without Justin Smith while he rehabilitates an unknown -- but apparently minor -- injury.
The Carradine-Smith connection doesn't stop there. Nor does it merely trace to last year's draft when the 49ers' drafted Carradine in the second round as Smith's potential successor.
Carradine, a Cincinnati native, was 11 when he would go to a downtown community center and overlook Smith's rookies practices with the Bengals.
"He stood out to me," Carradine recalled Wednesday, between minicamp practices. "He was a first-round draft pick, and I can't remember the other defensive end they had, but I remember Justin because he's a loud one."
Now entering his 14th season, Smith isn't medically cleared to practice with the team because he's "working through something" that should be OK by training camp, Harbaugh said.
A year ago, it was Carradine who couldn't participate on the field, stunting his development and forcing him to play catch-up this offseason.
A torn anterior cruciate ligament prematurely ended Carradine's Florida State career, and while it also shelved him throughout 2013, a follow-up procedure in February removed scar tissue.
"Ever since that I feel like myself," Carradine said. "I was worried last year because I didn't feel like myself. My knee was strong but I didn't feel like myself. I didn't know if I'd ever be the same again."
He wasn't the only one, and that's why he slipped in the draft to the 49ers with the 40th overall pick.
"This is his first shot," defensive coordinator Vic Fangio said of Carradine, who he compared to a rookie in terms of on-field experience. "Last year, I never felt he was there. It came to a point this offseason he got better, got the knee cleaned up and turned the corner."
Fangio said it's too early to picture how Carradine can rotate into a deep defensive line. But guard Mike Iupati likes what he's seen in practice against Carradine.
"He'll be a good player, with his quickness and use of hands," Iupati said. "He's explosive and shifty."
Carradine said last season allowed him to learn the 49ers' scheme and techniques. Of course, it also offered him the chance to study under his childhood idol, Smith.
"He's a big guy, a physical guy and plays every down like it's his last down," Carradine said. " ... You never know when it'll be your last play. You could be having an amazing season then all of a sudden there's a knee injury."
Carradine knows that first hand. His knee injury came Nov. 25, 2012 in a loss to rival Florida. Judging from this offseason's progress, he'll have more downs to play.
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BEVERLY HILLS -- After years of disappointing efforts, America's broadcast networks will deliver their most racially diverse lineup ever this fall, with ABC leading the way.
Among the network's new fare is the promising comedy "Black-ish," pegged to an upper-middle class African-American family. Also on the ABC schedule: "Cristela," a sitcom created by and starring Latina comedian Cristela Alonzo, and "How to Get Away With Murder," a moody legal series with Viola Davis in the lead role.
Set for midseason is "Off the Boat," about an Asian-American family.
According to ABC entertainment chief Paul Lee, this aggressive move toward diversity isn't about filling quotas, but an effort to portray what the country actually looks like.
"It is a mission statement to reflect America. That's our job," he said at the TV critics press tour. "In a way, it's not so much diversity as authenticity."
Of course, diversity these days also makes good business sense. Networks failing to embrace it do so at their own risk, according to Lee.
"If you look at shows now that seem to lack diversity, they actually feel dated," he said. "America doesn't look like that anymore, and people want to see an America that looks like where they live."
THE 'STATE' OF HEIGL: Katherine Heigl wants you to ignore those unpleasant things you've heard about her. She denies she's a "difficult" actress to work with, despite the reputation that has followed her since her turbulent 2010 exit from "Grey's Anatomy."
"I certainly don't see myself as being difficult. I would never intend to be difficult," she told journalists. "... I think it's important for everyone to conduct themselves kindly and respectfully and professionally. If I ever disappointed somebody, it was never intentional."
Heigl appeared at the press tour to promote "State of Affairs," an NBC fall drama in which she plays a CIA analyst who has close ties to the president (Alfre Woodard). The show represents a TV comeback for the actress, who after appearing in a few big-screen movies -- mostly romantic comedies -- took an extended break to spend time with her family.
It was also a chance to reassess a showbiz career that Heigl believes veered a bit off track.
"I had stopped challenging myself with the choices I made," she said. "I sort of let myself down and my audience. I wasn't challenging them, either."
A KISS DISS: Gene Simmons and Paul Stanley of the rock band Kiss showed up here to plug their new AMC reality show, "4th and Loud," but spent part of the session dissing their former band mates.
When Simmons was asked why they were the only two original Kiss members who remain in a band that formed in 1973, he strongly defended the decision to dump Peter Criss and Ace Frehley, who struggled with addiction.
"Any team is only as good as the members on it," he said. "We love and respect those guys for what they did at the outset of the band, but they succumbed to the cliche of cliches, which is drugs and alcohol. ... If you are going to pass the ball to your teammate, and they can't see where the goal is, they've got to leave."
QUICK TAKES: ABC announced premiere dates for its fall shows, with "Dancing With the Stars" kicking things off on Sept. 15. The schedule revs up the following week with new seasons of "Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D." (Sept. 23), "Modern Family" (Sept. 24), "Scandal" (Sept. 25) and others. ... NBC has signed Christopher Walken to play Captain Hook in its live holiday production of "Peter Pan."
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Planning board member Gustave A. Ruth and Town Moderator Kenneth Harvey say they didn't know leasing property to an auto mechanic in November was wrong.
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EDWARDS - Powderwhore Productions, a backcountry ski film company based out of Utah, will be showing its new movie titled "Choose Your Adventure" at Crazy Mountain Brewery in Edwards at 8 p.m. Friday. Tickets cost $12 at the door.
"We're excited to bring the movie to Colorado," said Jonah Howell of Powderwhore Productions. "There is always good people and a good turnout."
The crew released the movie in their hometown of Salt Lake City and is now making the rounds to 50 ski towns across the country.
"So far, the movie has been received very well," Howell said. "We like to add a lot of humor to the production and people really seem to respond."
'Why he does what he does'
With exotic locations such as Chile, France, the Antarctic, Alaska, and Canada, this feature-length film appeals to intrepid adventurers.
Howell commented that his favorite location to film was in the Antarctic Peninsula where they were shooting lines that had never been attempted before.
The crew of Powderwhore Productions includes some of the most recognizable names in the ski and snowboard world, they also sport some of the most sought after sponsors in the industry.
Some of the athletes that are followed by the film crew include: Hugo Harrison, Jake Sackson, Noah Howell, Andrew Mclean, Dylan Freed, Chris Davenport and Seth Wescott.
PY Leblanc, a skier from British Columbia, was one of Howell's favorite athletes to film due to his energy about the sport and the massive cliff lines he has been dropping.
"He had some really cool things to say about why he does what he does," Howell said.
Diversity of the sport
The crew followed these powder junkies to explore what their motivations are for heading into the mountains and to capture their actions as they drop cliffs in British Columbia, blast threw chest deep powder, and explore some remote areas in Antarctica.
"We wanted to show the diversity of back-country skiing by showing the different people and places in the sport," Howell said.
Whether the athletes are hopping from meadow to meadow or dropping crazy descents, the filmmakers show all of the different adventures that can be had in the backcountry.
"We wanted to try and put something in for everyone," Howell said.
For more information about Powderwhore Productions you can visit their website at powderwhore.com.
You can also check out the trailer for "Choose Your Adventure" at Youtube by searching for the name of the movie.


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Zurich, Switzerland, November 8, 2012 - ASIMO made a return trip to Switzerland this week to attend the Auto Zürich Car Show, the biggest motor show in the German-speaking part of the country. ASIMO is no stranger to the Alpine region, having visited five times in the last five years - Carouge (2012), Geneva (2011 and 2009), Lausanne (2010) and Château d'Oex (2008).
ASIMO arrived in Zürich on Wednesday as a star guest at the show's opening party. At the event ASIMO joined Honda Switzerland President, Hiroshi Nomura, on stage to present Olympic show jumping gold medallist, and Honda's recently appointed ambassador in Switzerland, Steve Guerdat, with an award.
The Auto Zürich Car Show, now in its 26th year, runs from the 8th to 11th November in Messe Zurich. The motor show stretches over 30.000 m² in 7 halls, features 650 cars and is expected to attract over 60,000 visitors.
In total, ASIMO will be performing 19 shows to the public whilst in Zurich, which will feature a unique showcase of Miimo, Honda's recently launched robot lawnmower.
Honda has a strong presence at the show. In addition to ASIMO and Miimo, visitors will see a full display of Honda cars available in the country, including the Swiss debut of the brand new CR-V. For race fans there is also a showcase of the Honda Civic WTCC, which claimed a top ten finish in its second outing in the 2012 World Touring Car Championship last weekend.


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ST. LOUIS – The St. Louis Blues have announced plans to put down ice at Scottrade Center to provide a temporary home for the Fairview Heights Youth Hockey Club starting Wednesday, Nov. 14.
"We are happy to assist the Fairview Heights Hockey Club while its home rink is unavailable," said Blues COO, Bruce Affleck. "The St. Louis area has a vibrant youth hockey community, and the Blues try to support youth hockey in any way possible."
Fairview Heights has been without its home rink, the U.S. Ice Complex, since Oct. 9 when it was closed after incurring damage due to mine subsidence. The complex may remain closed for several weeks while the Illinois Department of Natural Resources and structural engineers make further assessments of the situation.
The 75,000 square-foot, dual-rink facility is home to activities ranging from youth and men's hockey leagues to public skating sessions and church group outings.
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HUNTSVILLE, Texas – Sam Houston State used a late 10-2 run to rally past the Texas A&M – Corpus Christi men's basketball team 61-57 on Friday afternoon at Johnson Coliseum. The Bearkats (8-5, 1-0 Southland) had four players in double figures in winning their conference opener, while the Islanders (1-11, 0-2) had six different players score at least six points in the loss.
Johnathan Jordan led the Islanders with 13 points and added five assists, five rebounds and two steals in the loss. Will Nelson and Hameed Ali each had nine points, while Joy Williamson added eight points and nine rebounds. The Islanders won the battle of the boards, 31-30, but were whistled for seven offensive fouls in the contest. A&M – Corpus Christi shot a season-best 12-for-14 at the line.
Darius Gatson led all players with 18 points for the Bearkats, while Paul Baxter (13), DeMarcus Gatlin (12) and Nathaniel Mason (10) also finished in double figures. Terrance Motley had eight rebounds to lead SHSU.
Early on, the Islanders ran into significant foul trouble to find themselves in an early hole. Jordan was whistled for an offensive foul and then a touch foul in the first 1:30 of the contest, and two early fouls and a technical on Nelson left him with three fouls just over five minutes into the game. Still, A&M – Corpus Christi battled tough, keeping the Bearkats close with a 14-13 SHSU lead at the 10:04 mark.
The Bearkats got their first decisive lead with five straight points from Baxter that launched a 7-1 run for a 21-14 Bearkats lead. After the teams traded baskets, Cole Martinez delivered a key three-point play to cut into the lead. But SHSU got four straight points before James King's jumper with three seconds left sent the game to the break with the Bearkats up 27-21.
SHSU stretched the lead to nine early in the second stanza, but a three from Brandon Pye and a layup by Nelson brought it back to a four-point game. After Mason converted a three-point play for SHSU, the Islanders ran off seven straight points, triggered by a second Pye triple, to knot the score at 35-all. After Jordan converted a free throw and Joy Williamson buried a jumper, the Islanders found themselves ahead 38-35 at the 12:15 mark.
For the next seven minutes, both teams delivered punches, with neither side willing to succumb to the other. But after an Ali three-ball made it 49-46, the home squad embarked on the crucial rally for their biggest lead in quite some time, at 56-51 with 1:45 to go. The Islanders cut the deficit to three in the final 30 seconds, and Jordan got a defensive rebound on a crucial missed jumper by Darius Gatson. The point guard tried to catch the defense off balance, driving all the way to the basket, but his layup rolled off the rim and James Thomas came up with the rebound. From there, SHSU was able to convert its free throws to hold on for the four-point victory.
The Islanders return to action on Thursday, Jan. 10, when they travel to McNeese State for a contest against the Cowboys. The game, which will be a doubleheader with the women, is tentatively scheduled for an 8 p.m. tipoff and will be televised on ESPN3 and it will also be carried live on NewsRadio 1360 KKTX.


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Todd Elsethagen is a computer scientist with a background in data management, problem-solving environments, and metadata modeling and management. He joined Pacific Northwest National Laboratory in 1998. His experience at the Laboratory includes the design and development of data and metadata management services for scientific applications.
Research Interests
- Scientific data management
- Problem-solving environments
- Metadata modeling and management
- Semantic web
Education and Credentials
- M.S. Computer Science, Washington State University, Tri-Cities, 2002
- B.S. Math/Computer Science, Western Washington University, 1989
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- Association for Computing Machinery (ACM)
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- Scheibe TD, KL Schuchardt, K Agarwal, JM Chase, X Yang, BJ Palmer, AM Tartakovsky, TO Elsethagen, and GD Redden. 2015. "Hybrid multiscale simulation of a mixing-controlled reaction." Advances in Water Resources 83:228-239. doi:10.1016/j.advwatres.2015.06.006
- Kleese van Dam K, CS Lansing, TO Elsethagen, JE Hathaway, ZC Guillen, JA Dirks, DC Skorski, EG Stephan, WJ Gorrissen, I Gorton, and Y Liu. 2014. "Nationwide Buildings Energy Research enabled through an integrated Data Intensive Scientific Workflow and Advanced Analysis Environment." Building Simulation 7(4):335-343. doi:10.1007/s12273-014-0171-x
- Gorton I, Y Liu, CS Lansing, TO Elsethagen, and K Kleese van Dam. 2013. "Build Less Code, Deliver More Science: An Experience Report on Composing Scientific Environments using Component-based and Commodity Software Platforms ." In Proceedings of the 16th International ACM SIGSOFT Symposium on Component-Based Software Engineering (CBSE 2013), June 17-21, 2013, Vancouver, Canada, pp. 159-168. ACM, New York, NY.
- Agarwal K, JM Chase, KL Schuchardt, TD Scheibe, BJ Palmer, and TO Elsethagen. 2011. "Design and Implementation of "Many Parallel Task" Hybrid Subsurface Model." In MTAGS '11: Proceedings of the 2011 ACM International Workshop on Many Task Computing on Grids and Supercomputers, November 12-18, 2011, Seattle, Washington, pp. 25-32. Association for Computing Machinery, New York, NY. doi:10.1145/2132876.2132884
- Schuchardt KL, K Agarwal, JM Chase, ML Rockhold, VL Freedman, TO Elsethagen, TD Scheibe, G Chin, Jr, and C Sivaramakrishnan. 2010. "Task parallel sensitivity analysis and parameter estimation of groundwater simulations through the SALSSA framework." In Proceedings of the 2010 Scientific Discovery through Advanced Computing (SciDAC) Conference, July 11-15, 2010, Cattanooga, Tennessee, pp. 233-237. Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN.
- Schuchardt KL, JM Chase, JA Daily, TO Elsethagen, BJ Palmer, and TD Scheibe. 2009. "Application of SALSSA Framework to the Validation of Smoothed Particle Hydrodynamics Simulations of Low Reynolds Number Flows." Journal of Physics: Conference Series 180(1):Article No. 012065. doi:10.1088/1742-6596/180/1/012065
- Schuchardt KL, BJ Palmer, J Daily, TO Elsethagen, and AS Koontz. 2007. "IO strategies and data services for petascale data sets from a global cloud resolving model." Journal of Physics: Conference Series 78:Art. No. 012089. doi:10.1088/1742-6596/78/1/012089
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I just upgraded to 1.10.5 from whatever version I was current in mid February (when I first installed it) and now it seems to be ignoring my config file. The only thing I have in it is the folders setting as I don't want my flatmate to have to traverse my server's file system when wanting to watch stuff when I'm not around.
I'm running it in headless mode although I did try opening up the gui, saw that the folder appeared there and used the save button. Still no luck. The config file is in the PMS folder (/usr/local/sbin/pms) and my home folder.
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News 12 at First at Five / Thursday, Sept. 20, 2012
AIKEN COUNTY, S.C. -- The Aiken County Sheriff's Office and the City of North Augusta have teamed up for a special mission. The suspects they're hunting down are not outlaws but out-of-state plates.
"If you are using that car, and you're going to have that car in your control for over 45 days, you are responsible for going to the tax office and paying the taxes on that vehicle," said Deputy Brad Terry with the Aiken County Sheriff's Office, who heads up the somewhat new program.
News 12 rode along with Deputy Terry before as he wrote a stack of neon green warnings to people with out-of-state plates living at an Aiken apartment complex. This time, Terry and his new help, Deputy Angela Craig, hunted out-of-state plates in school car lines.
"One of the main complaints that we would receive at the Sheriff's Office was out-of-state vehicles in school car lines here in Aiken County," Terry said.
"This vehicle has a New York tag on it," said North Augusta Code Enforcement Officer Jason Sikes, as he wrote out a warning to a driver in the car line at Mossy Creek Elementary in North Augusta.
He found out the motorist had lived in Aiken County for five years without buying a South Carolina plate and thus paying vehicle property taxes. Sikes also helps tackle the out-of-state plate problem for the City of North Augusta.
"Basically, when you pay your taxes on your tag on your vehicle, that money is used to help support the school system," Sikes said.
After all the students were picked up from Mossy Creek, the three officers had written a stack of warnings and earned the schools a lot of revenue.
Terry says they're not done.
"Every day during this school year, we're going to be checking the car lines in the morning and in the afternoons looking for these out-of-state plates," Terry said.
There are a few exceptions: if you're a visitor, if you've lived in Aiken County for less than 45 days, you're a full-time student or if you're active duty.
Terry says if you get a warning, don't ignore it. They follow up on each case, and if you drag your feet, he says they'll take you to court.
If you suspect that a vehicle owner is evading personal property tax, click here to report it to the Aiken County Sheriff's Office.
From the Sheriff's Office: "This system can be used to report possible tax evader tips and to check on the status of previous reports. You are not required to enter any personal information to use this system. Please have the tag number, state and address available when you report an out-of-state or expired vehicle tag. Both expired S.C. tags and out-of-state tags may be reported using this form. If you would like to speak with a deputy to report an out-of-state or expired tag, you may call (803) 502-3216."


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Famed chef Alice Waters, San Francisco's Hayes Street Grill and the Tomales Bay Oyster Co. and others joined the fight on behalf of the Drakes Bay Oyster Co. in a friend-of-the-court brief filed this week.
And more support has come via Republican lawmakers who want to save the oyster farm as part of a bill aimed at more offshore oil and gas production.
Waters, who owns the Chez Panisse restaurant in Berkeley, gave her support to Drakes Bay owner Kevin Lunny in the filing.
"Over the course of nearly 40 years, Chez Panisse has helped create a community of scores of local farmers and ranchers, such as the Lunnys, whose dedication to sustainable aquaculture and agriculture assures the restaurant a steady supply of fresh and pure ingredients," states the brief, filed with the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals on Wednesday.
The threatened closure of Drakes Bay came about in November when Interior Secretary Ken Salazar announced he would allow a 40-year lease - originally negotiated with the Johnson Oyster Co. in 1972 and taken on by Drakes Bay - to expire.
Lunny has appealed the decision and is seeking an injunction to keep his business open while a larger lawsuit can be considered. The request for an injunction will be heard by the 9th Circuit in May and a group of interested parties that wants to see the oyster operation stay open has jumped into the legal fray.
The Hayes Street Grill, known for its fresh fish
and seafood, said the loss of Drakes Bay would hurt its business.
"The loss of the shellfish DBOC produces and sells in the San Francisco Bay Area would have a devastating impact on the Grill's ability to serve fresh shellfish," the filing states.
The Tomales Bay Oyster Co., which would seemingly benefit from less competition, also joined the brief.
"The demand for oysters is too high for the Tomales Bay oyster farms to meet even with DBOC in production. They do not have the capacity to expand, and there is no other source for local shellfish. TBOC customers will be adversely affected if DBOC's 50,000 customers attempt to visit TBOC."
Marin County Agricultural Commissioner Stacy Carlsen, who also joined in the filing, wrote that he is concerned, among other things, about the impact closing the oyster farm would have on the lives of children and the working families who are part of the "social fabric of the community where they live."
The California Farm Bureau Federation, Marin County Farm Bureau, Sonoma County Farm Bureau, Food Democracy Now and Marin Organic also joined the filing.
Amy Trainer, of the West Marin Environmental Action Committee, was critical of the filing by those who support the oyster operation and call it a "sustainable" operation.
"This brief offers nothing new in the attempt to distort the real issue here, which is federal public lands policy," she said. "It is a shame that these groups and individuals represent Drakes Bay Oyster Company's egregious record of violations with the California Coastal Act as 'sustainable' agricultural practices. The company is already in violation of the recently issued cease and desist order against it; is this really the type of practice they want more of on our coastal and public lands?"
Meanwhile, the Republican-led Energy Production and Project Delivery Act of 2013 seeks to create jobs by allowing more offshore oil and gas production. It also seeks a 10-year lease extension for Drakes Bay in order to save 30 jobs.
"Interior is making its best effort to flat out kill this oyster farm and its jobs by using misleading science and ignoring economic impacts," Sen. David Vitter, R-La., one of the lead sponsors - 22 other Republicans have signed onto the bill - wrote in a statement to the Independent Journal. "My bill would implement a good first step to letting the Drakes Bay workers continue working."
The bill has been referred to the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources.
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So my PS3 Media Server was working flawlessly, i had it setup as a Service in VISTA and it loaded everytime i loaded my computer. All of a sudden, my PS3 could no longer see it (i think this was around the time i updated to 2.6 on the PS3). Now to get my PS3MediaServer to work i have to reboot my entire computer, while leaving the PS3 on, and then it works.
The only other thing i can think of that is affecting it might be that I have a VPN connection to my work the computer that runs PS3MediaServer? Any suggestions hints ideas? It's very frustrating to have to reboot everytime i want to use the PS3 Media Server
I included my Debug Log
[main] TRACE 12:20:00.073 Starting Java PS3 Media Server v1.04
[main] TRACE 12:20:00.075 by shagrath / 2008
[main] TRACE 12:20:00.075 http://ps3mediaserver.blogspot.com
[main] TRACE 12:20:00.075
[main] TRACE 12:20:00.076 Java 1.6.0_05-Sun Microsystems Inc.
[main] TRACE 12:20:00.076 OS Windows Vista x86 6.0
[main] TRACE 12:20:00.076 Encoding: Cp1252
[main] TRACE 12:20:00.083 Temp folder: C:\Users\Mark\AppData\Local\Temp\javaps3media
[main] TRACE 12:20:01.357 Found AviSynth plugins dir: C:\Program Files\AviSynth 2.5\plugins
[main] TRACE 12:20:01.358 Found VideoLAN version 0.9.8a at: C:\Program Files\VideoLAN\VLC\vlc.exe
[main] TRACE 12:20:01.365 Registering transcoding engine AviSynth/FFmpeg
[main] TRACE 12:20:01.366 Registering transcoding engine FFmpeg Audio
[main] TRACE 12:20:01.371 Registering transcoding engine MEncoder
[main] TRACE 12:20:01.371 Registering transcoding engine Avisynth/MEncoder
[main] TRACE 12:20:01.372 Registering transcoding engine MPlayer Audio
[main] TRACE 12:20:01.372 Registering transcoding engine MEncoder Web
[main] TRACE 12:20:01.373 Registering transcoding engine MPlayer Video Dump
[main] TRACE 12:20:01.373 Registering transcoding engine MPlayer Web
[main] TRACE 12:20:01.375 Registering transcoding engine TsMuxer
[main] TRACE 12:20:01.375 Registering transcoding engine Audio High Fidelity
[main] TRACE 12:20:01.376 Registering transcoding engine VideoLan Audio Streaming
[main] TRACE 12:20:01.377 Registering transcoding engine VideoLan Video Streaming
[main] TRACE 12:20:01.377 Registering transcoding engine FFmpeg DVR-MS Remux
[main] TRACE 12:20:01.378 Registering transcoding engine Raws Thumbnailer
[main] TRACE 12:20:01.596 Scanning network interface lo / Software Loopback Interface 1
[main] TRACE 12:20:01.599 Scanning network interface net0 / WAN Miniport (L2TP)
[main] TRACE 12:20:01.601 Scanning network interface net1 / WAN Miniport (PPTP)
[main] TRACE 12:20:01.604 Scanning network interface ppp0 / WAN Miniport (PPPOE)
[main] TRACE 12:20:01.606 Scanning network interface eth0 / WAN Miniport (IPv6)
[main] TRACE 12:20:01.609 Scanning network interface eth1 / WAN Miniport (IP)
[main] TRACE 12:20:01.611 Scanning network interface ppp1 / RAS Async Adapter
[main] TRACE 12:20:01.613 Scanning network interface net2 / WAN Miniport (SSTP)
[main] TRACE 12:20:01.616 Scanning network interface eth2 / WAN Miniport (Network Monitor)
[main] TRACE 12:20:01.618 Scanning network interface eth3 / Intel(R) 82562V-2 10/100 Network Connection
[main] TRACE 12:20:01.621 Using address /192.168.2.2 found on network interface: name:eth3 (Intel(R) 82562V-2 10/100 Network Connection) index: 10 addresses: /192.168.2.2;
[main] TRACE 12:20:01.621 Created socket: /192.168.2.2:5001
[Thread-15] TRACE 12:20:01.624 Starting DLNA Server on host 192.168.2.2 and port 5001...
[main] TRACE 12:20:01.628 Using database located at : C:\Program Files\PS3 Media Server\database
[main] TRACE 12:20:02.039 Using following UUID: 28c5853f-b271-391c-9892-3a686f870478
[main] TRACE 12:20:02.590 It's ready! You should see the server appears on XMB
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Greg Dale's message to parents of athletes is to work proactively, in a positive manner, to facilitate your athlete's ability to thrive in the athletic experience. In this excellent instructional DVD, Dale looks at the influence a parent can have on an athlete's experience in sports. He first looks at why kids choose to participate in athletics, why kids quit, how parents can impact the level of fun in the experience, and how certain behaviors can detract from a positive experience. Dale then discusses the importance of appropriate parent-parent, parent-coach, and parent-athlete relationships and how they can contribute to a positive experience for the athlete. This highly informative DVD is a "must-see" for all parents.


text: LANSING - A house at Pine and Madison streets, north of downtown Lansing, is being called a complete loss after catching fire, Tuesday morning. The fire was called in just before 9 a.m. and was contained just before 10:30 a.m. Firefighters initially went inside the structure to try to put out the fire, but quickly had to move into a defensive mode because numerous items in the home made it too difficult to navigate through safely. Neighbors say they are not sure if anyone lives inside the home and there is no indication at this time that anyone was inside during the fire. The Lansing Fire Department is still determining the cause of the fire, but the department tells News 10 the house will be torn down to help put out any remaining hot spots. Stay with wilx.com and watch News 10 tonight for more on this story.


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It is well known that upstream bioprocessing is sensitive and prone to errors. As a result, an increasing number of new processes are being developed to produce biopharmaceuticals, enzymes, or biofuels more efficiently. In addition, researchers are exploring the process and attempting to gain a better understanding of the implications of programs such as PAT and QbD.
Current fermentation technologies, e.g., stirred tank fermentors, no longer meet the needs of the industry. In the past several years, there has been tremendous interest in microbioreactors as an alternative technology for accelerating bioprocess development. Shaken microtiter plates (MTPs) have garnered a lot of attention for their simplicity and high-throughput. Microtiter plates are as common and easy as shake flasks, yet they provide a high-throughput capacity and are compatible with automation.
Standard microplate formats such as 24- or 96-well plates were not developed for fermentation applications and, therefore, they provide only limited oxygen supply for aerobic fermentations. A solution is provided with the 48-well Flowerplate from m2p-labs in which well geometries have been optimized (Figure 1).
This new microplate with flower-shaped wells provides microbial cells with oxygen transfer rates (OTRs) of up to 0.2 mol/L/h, which is equivalent to a specific mass transfer coefficient kLa of 1,140 h-1. For cell culture applications, these high oxygen transfer rates are not necessary due to the slower cell metabolism, therefore, the round 48-well cell culture plates have smaller kLa values in the range of 10 to 100 h-1.
BioLector is an online measurement technique for continuously shaken microtiter plates. It was developed in the department of biochemical engineering at RWTH Aachen University by a group headed by Professor Jochen Büchs.
All relevant fermentation parameters such as biomass concentration (via scattered light), pH, DOT, and even fluorescent proteins can be detected online in each well during the orbital shaking process (Figure 1). The continuous shaking ensures that mixing and oxygen supply are steady, thus avoiding measurement artifacts. Microplates are covered with gas-permeable membranes for monoseptical operation of the cultures.
The BioLector can incubate one microplate in its incubation chamber where temperature (20–50ºC), humidity (>75% rH), and the gas atmosphere (O2: 0–21% and CO2: 0–10%) can be controlled. For higher throughput, the BioLector can be used just as a reading station, and microplates can be incubated on a separate incubation shaker at the same culture conditions as in the BioLector. The Flowerplate and a cell culture plate can be used with common MTP holders.
When working with a high-throughput platform at microscale it is important that the results received from microscale can easily be transferred to laboratory-scale. If the scale-up is validated, the high-throughput experimentation platform can facilitate bioprocess development allowing more process-characterization tasks to be scaled down to microscale. To confirm the scalability of microfermentation in the BioLector to a laboratory fermentor, parallel fermentations of E. coli and the yeast Hansenula polymorpha were conducted in both scales, with 200 µL and 1.4 L respectively.
For both scales, mass transfer conditions (kLa values) were applied, which ensured no significant oxygen limitation. Figure 2 depicts the biomass (A), protein-expression development (B), and the process parameters (C) over time. Both the biomass and the protein expression (with GFP as a model protein) curves of all induced cultures (II–IV), showed almost identical behavior in both scales.
From these results it can be concluded that, in respect to biomass and protein-expression development, which are the basic evaluation criteria of a fermentation process, these microbial fermentations are scalable from microtiter plates to laboratory fermentors.
As a negative control, a noninduced E. coli culture was cultivated in parallel to the induced cultures. Figure 2 shows how large the differences can be when applying different culture conditions. These results were also confirmed by fermentations with Hansenula polymorpha.
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Fashion, Costume and Body Decoration
To make it easier to locate material, the library uses the Dewey Classification system. This groups together subjects using a numbering system. The subject numbers for fashion and design are :-
391.1 Men's Costume
391.2 Women's Costume
391.3 Children's Costume
391.4 Accessories
391.5 Hair Styles
391.6 Personal Appearance (including Tattooing and Piercing)
391.7 Jewellery
391.8 History of Costume
646 Sewing Materials and Equipment
746.92 Fashion Design (including Fashion Designers)
The Library has a great range of specialist collections. One that may be of interest is Exhibition Catalogues. The library has a comprehensive collection of catalogues covering art, photographic and design exhibitions. They can be a source of information that can not be located anywhere else.
Other sources of information include
Biography and Information Files Card Index - journals and newspapers articles are indexed for relevant articles.
Illustration Collection - this consists of illustrations obtained from journals and magazines collected together under subject. This collection is no longer added to.
Fashion Illustrations - taken from magazines of the 1800s.
Leaflets -Fashion Designers (which includes links to websites for individual fashion designers), Body Decoration, Tattooing and Piercing and First Impressions
As well as book material the section takes a range of journals covering a variety of subjects. The following are the fashion journals currently being taken.
Black Beauty and Hair
Libas International
Suggested Websites: Fashion and Costume
We have compiled a list of web-sites pertinent to the subjects. For reasons of space our choices are very selective. We believe the sites chosen will be useful, reflecting the questions regularly posed by our users.
The list cannot hope to be definitive. We will listen to what people have to say about the chosen sites. We will consider recommendations, and may phase out sites, which are not used or superseded.
Please note We are not responsible for the content of other organisations' websites.
Site linking history with corresponding changes in fashion. The site map includes information on clothes, accessories and beauty products.
Illustrations from Braun and Schneider's History of Costume 1861-1880.
Online costume site containing plenty of pictures and information on clothes through the ages. Includes patterns and a library.
The Costume Society of Great Britain. Aims to encourage access to costume history, including contemporary dress.
The Northern Society of Costume and Textile encourages the study and preservation of clothes and researching into history appertaining to origins and use.
Existing as a complement to Elle fashion magazine, in insider's style guide with a global outlook.
Web site of Vogue magazine. Includes details of the latest fashion shows.
Online fashion guide is up to date, with links to the top fashion shows.
Profiles on leading fashion designers plus interviews, articles and resources.
Site enables one to browse through online fashion magazines, fashion and designer sites, art and design schools.
History and methodology of mehandi body decoration. Includes photographs, drawings and downloadable designs.
Fashion, jewellery and accessory collections held by the Victoria and Albert Museum.
New York based fashion website. Search by name, season or label. Photographs are included from new collections.
You can use the online Library Catalogue to help you locate material. Some items published before 1973 or that are in the Collections may not be listed in the online catalogue.
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Weary travelers are still trickling in after spending hours stranded in airports this weekend. Severe storms that hit the southeast forced delays for many folks trying to return to Tallahassee.
Airline officials say one constant about weather is that it's unpredictable and airline passengers need to be prepared for a stormy summer.
When a storm rolls through Tallahassee jets are unable to fuel up and fly out, thus causing delays. It's something airliners fear and travelers are stuck with. When gray skies lurk over the airport, the outlook is grim. Airplanes can be grounded, travelers may face delays, and airliners usually scramble to make up time.
"That leads to a trickle down effect. Once there's one delay it flows downhill and really turns into a mess from there on out," says Jim Durwin.
A mess Tallahassee travelers are already experiencing.
"Our plane was delayed to come to Tallahassee because the plane was coming from Tampa which was delayed because of weather in Atlanta. Since Atlanta is a hub, that's where all the delays occur," Tony Minichiello says.
Waiting for the clouds to part forces travelers to
Exercise patience. And in some cases book a hotel room.
"The plane didn't leave until after 9:30 so I missed my connecting flight, I had to catch a plane at 5 this morning and just got back," says Joe Sekere, who was stuck in Atlanta.
So who foots the bill?
"If you stay in a hotel you pay for it, if you have any meals you pay for it," adds Joe.
Airliners say due to recent economic blows they can't help everyone.
"Be patient, we don't have control over weather, and the airlines do the best job they can getting folks where they need to go," Jim also says.
We spoke with delta airlines, it said it does offer distressed passenger rates for some cases, but even those are few and far between these days.
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The Bowie from this show is extremely well put together with the band weaving in and out of several different thematic segments that all generally point in one direction despite a wide variety of backdrops. It's kind of like when you see that Frodo Skywalker character flee his village. You know this has happened before and it will happen again, and you have a general idea of what kind of a trilling conclusion it will come to, but the beauty is in the set-pieces in between.
Top 10 Bowie? Nope. Not even a top 10 Bowie for the year. It's an excellent slab of darkly cohesive improvisation which has apparently flown under the radar though, and every once in awhile I like to pop up and wave these slabs around on a stick.