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Megaupload back and better than the original, claims Kim DotcomJul 12
Featured "I can tell you that Megaupload and Bitcoin had sex. There is a pregnancy and I have a feeling that the baby will be such a joy." Read More →
Featured "I can tell you that Megaupload and Bitcoin had sex. There is a pregnancy and I have a feeling that the baby will be such a joy." Read More →
Featured "The share sale deed entered into between TRS and the Mega shareholders will terminate, and the proposed acquisition of Mega will not proceed." Read More →
Featured PayPal has ceased processing payments for Mega, the storage and encryption firm looking to join the New Zealand stock market via a reverse listing. Read More →
The proposed backdoor listing for Mega has been pushed out further with a new deadline of late November for documentation to be finalised 'in conjunction with the regulators'. Read More →
Featured "The Police have commented that their action does not affect any innocent third parties (such as Mega) who have had business dealings with Mr Yan." Read More →
Mega CEO Graham Gaylard has today announced two senior technology appointments to join the Mega team. Read More →
Featured "Our business model is based on providing free storage of up to 50 GB, with a premium service for greater storage on a monthly, recurring revenue basis." Read More →
Featured Kim Dotcom's sudden silence in his war of words with Xero CEO Rod Drury has not gone unnoticed in some circles, with many speculating shareholder pressure to have severely bitten his tongue. Read More →
Featured Investment company TRS Investments has entered into a conditional agreement with the stakeholders of Mega to acquire 100% of the shares on issue in Mega, which will be funded by the issue of TRS shares. Read More →
Cupertino signs off Kim Dotcom's Internet Party app for iOS, allowing Kiwis to sign up for the political party. Read More →
Featured Megaupload founder Kim Dotcom has been denied in his request to access US government evidence against him, as announced by the Supreme Court in Wellington today. Read More →
Featured The Court of Appeal has ruled in favour of government submissions that search warrants executed during the high-profile arrest of Mega founder Kim Dotcom in January 2012 were valid, though it agreed that the police shouldn't have let cloned information leave the country. Read More →
Featured "My position has always been those creditors should be paid. When Mega is listed my family, which owns the shares, [will] settle those obligations." Read More →
Featured "What I'm clear about is that I'm not going to put my hand up to be a candidate for the party. This is a career hiatus rather than a career shift." Read More →
Featured "My motto is if they seize all your assets and destroy your billion-dollar company, just build a new billion-dollar company, and that's what I'm doing." Read More →
Featured Helicopters, assault rifles, anti-terrorism units, attack dogs and 72 cops terrorising a zero-threat family. Read More →
Featured "My new political party won't be named Mega Party. We are the Internet Party. Here's our logo for the first time." Read More →
Featured "Get ready for low blows and smears against me and my political party. My attackers are worried. They should be. We will get more than 5%." Read More →
Kim Dotcom's cloud storage service Mega has released an iOS app, available free of charge from the App Store. Read More →
Featured Search warrants executed in the 2012 arrest of Mega founder Kim Dotcom were deficient, but not so much as to be invalid and could still be understood by a reasonable person, according to the Crown. Read More →


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Moat transfers running of supported housing schemes to new landlord
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Moat transfers supported housing schemes to new landlord
South east based housing association Moat has transferred the management of homes and care at five supported housing schemes to Look Ahead Housing and Care.
Look Ahead - a charitable housing association operating across London and the south east - will take responsibility for:
- Colebrook Road in Tunbridge Wells, Kent
- The West Kent Women's Refuge
- The Asian Women's Refuge in Medway
- Claremont Road in Tunbridge Wells
- Hadlow Road, in Tonbridge, Kent
It follows Moat's decision to withdraw from its role as a provider of services through the Supporting People programme following council cuts.
Last year it predicted it was facing more than a £230,000 cut from Kent County Council - the authority it provides the majority of services for under the programme.
Although the Government claims it has given "relative protection" to the £6.5 billion programme – reducing the grant it gives councils to fund these services by 12% over four years – some local authorities have announced that they will make cuts of up to 50% this year, due to the decision by the last government to remove the ring-fence to the funding.
Look Ahead will also take over Moat's eight other contracts to provide support to people living in Moat accommodation.
It follows an "intensive selection process" involving staff representatives, residents and senior managers.
Moat - which manages more than 20,000 homes - says it selected Look Ahead due to its position as a "specialist provider who focusses solely on supported housing, and the excellent opportunities for staff and resident involvement".
A total of 35 staff will be transferred to the new providers under TUPE regulations with no redundancies planned.
Chris Hampson, executive director of operations at Look Ahead, said: "We are extremely pleased to be taking responsibility for Moat's supported housing services in Kent and we look forward to working in partnership with Moat and with Kent County Council. Look Ahead is continually developing new and innovative services for individuals with a range of needs and we are pleased to be extending our services into Kent. It is an exciting time for Moat staff to be joining Look Ahead and we very much welcome them in to the organisation."
Tony Morgan, director of sheltered and supported services at Moat, said: "At the beginning of this review process, we promised to do everything possible to minimise disruption to residents and staff. I can sincerely say that I believe we have followed through on this promise. We have secured positions with this new provider for all 35 staff involved in the review, and I am confident that Look Ahead will offer our residents a reliable and consistently high quality service. Not only is this great news for existing residents, it means that we can focus on the development of new accommodation schemes that meet the housing needs of an ageing population, and people with additional needs."
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In addition to leading the construction of the new Rush Trail, Trail Solutions' Joey Klein has been lending his TrailDozer skills to the development of the new Anne's Trail. At approximately eight miles, this grand traverse of Corner Canyon has been rough cut and is ready for volunteer hand finishing.
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1a.Objectives (from AD-416)
To validate and demonstrate areawide management approaches for the navel orangeworm in tree nut crops grown in the northern region of California's central valley.
1b.Approach (from AD-416)
In collaboration with USDA-ARS scientists at the San Joaquin Valley Agricultural Sciences Center, Commodity Protection and Quality Unit, we will work with stakeholders in the Sacramento Valley to validate and demonstrate navel orangeworm management spproaches including cultural controls (sanitation, destruction of ground mummies, andearly harvest), improved timing of reduced risk insecticides, and mating disruption. In order to successful accomplish this, we will validate and modify parameters (if necessary) for risk assessment in northern tree nut growing regions of California including navel orangeworm overwintering survival in mummy nuts remaining on trees and on the ground, contribution of nearby navel orangeworm sources to load in commercial orchards, incidence of navel orangeworm damage in the presence of other kernal feeders, and navel orangeworm degree-days. Documents SCA with UC Davis.
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Town of Plattsburgh considers tax increase
Residents would be more highway taxes if tax cap is liftedUPDATED 11:13 AM EDT Oct 15, 2013
According to Plattsburgh's Town Supervisor the tax cap is too low. And to continue to provide services to residents, taxes must be raised.Video Transcript
THAT'S THE WORD FROM TOWN LEADERS IN PLATTSBURGH... WPTZ'S ALISON CAREY HAS MORE ON THAT ... STEPHANIE, PLATTSBURGH TOWN SUPERVISOR BERNIE BASSETT TELLS ME IT COMES DOWN TO THE BOTTOM LINE... COSTS ARE UP... AND REVENUE IS DOWN... SO TO CONTINUE PROVIDING SERVICES TO PEOPLE IN PLATTSBURGH -- BASSETT SAYS TAXES HAVE TO GO UP... BASSETT SAY HE THINKS THE TAX CAP IS TOO LOW... THAT'S THE MAX AMOUNT A TOWN CAN RAISE TAXES IN ONE YEAR. RIGHT NOW IN PLATTSBURGH IT'S AT 110 THOUSAND DOLLARS. IF THE TAX CAP IS LIFTED, PROPERTY OWNER'S WILL PAY MORE IN HIGHWAY TAXES. CURRENTLY THE AVERAGE HOMEOWNER WITH A 200 THOUSAND DOLLAR HOUSE PAYS ABOUT 150 DOLLARS IN HIGHWAY TAXES EACH YEAR. 10:47- 11:8 the town has about a 15 million dollar budget. To stay under the tax cap, we can only raise through taxes about 110 thousand dollars. 110 thousand of a 15 million budget just doesn't do it. It won't pay for the extra salt and asphalt and tires for trucks. OFFICIALS SAY THE TOWN OF PLATTSBURGH'S TAXES ARE RELATIVELY LOW COMPARED TO OTHER SIMILAR COMMUNITIES IN THE STATE.. AND THE TOWN NEEDS MORE MONEY TO PAY FOR SERVICES THE STATE DEMANDS BUT WON'T PITCH IN FOR. TO BE CLEAR, TOMORROW NIGHT'S MEETING IS NOT ABOUT THE BUDGET SPECIFICIALLY. IT IS ABOUT OVERRIDING THE CURRENT TAX CAP... THE PUBLIC HEARING WILL BE AT 7 PM AT THE TOWN HALL. I'M ALISON CAREY WPTZ NEWSCHANNEL FIVE.
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U.S. Rep. Jim Cooper visited Oak Ridge National Laboratory and the Spallation Neutron Source recently. Cooper serves on the House Armed Services Committee and is also the ranking member on the Subcommittee for Strategic Forces.
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The Distinguished Lecture Series is a component of the PKI Leadership Development Program with a mission to develop students of character with the leadership, communication, and teamwork skills needed for successful careers in business, industry and government. Our goals are to foster holistic personal growth across intellectual, social, leadership, physical and spiritual domains. The intended outcome of the development program is to give student scholars key professional, social and business skills that round out their academic and intellectual growth. The Distinguished Lecture Series is designed to expose our student-scholars to prominent leaders from government, industry, academia and athletics. Students listen in as the distinguished speakers share their experiences of personal growth while passing along life's lessons.
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The cofounders of Hotwire, Gregg Brockway and Eric Grosse, are together again for a new startup, thanks to Brockway's wife, Anna. It's an online furniture-consignment store called Chairish launching today. The idea for came after Brockway left his other travel startup, TripIt, which was acquired by Concur Technologies in 2011 for $120 million. He and Anna moved to a new home and some of their furniture didn't fit. It was too nice to sell on Craigslist and it was too much of a hassle to schlep it to a consignment store. His old Hotwire friend, Grosse, was looking for his next
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Floridian death metallers DEICIDE will be embarking on a full U.S. tour beginning around September 20 and running through October 31. In addition, the band are confirmed to perform at the Iillif Park Saloon in Aurora, Colorado on June 6 — whch coincides with the projected release date of the band's new studio album, "The Stench of Redemption". The follow-up to 2004's "Scars of the Crucifix" was recorded at Morrisound in Tampa, Florida and marks the first recording with the new DEICIDE lineup following the departure of the Hoffman brothers. Joining frontman Glen Benton and drummer Steve Asheim in the new formation are guitarists Jack Owen (ex-CANNIBAL CORPSE) and Ralph Santolla (ex-ICED EARTH, DEATH).
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You are not the only one at level 1. This is ESPECIALLY true as it's character bound and not account bound.
1. It hasn't even been a week and people are advertising from 1-12 from what I've seen on my own server and overflows. It is also a touch more difficult to get past the lower levels because people are not familiar with the maps yet (Get swamp? Quit and re-try without voice comm) so wipes and rage quits come faster. It's going to be difficult to find a PuG for this very quickly. If it's not meant to be PuG friendly then the November 15th update was a whole lot of terrible.
2. The ascended item drops are account bound, not character bound. The difficulty levels earned may be character bound but I would never willingly limit my group options by jumping on another character when I could get so much more playing whichever of my characters has access to the higher levels. This is especially true since the ascended items come level 10+ are going to become more of a necessity; I'm not about to blow 500 T6 materials and 100 ectos just so I can have two characters who can perform on equal footing.
Ascended items, in their words, were supposed to be something to work on after exotics but before Legendaries. See, I find that kind of funny since when I look at the recipes for making those back items they require 250 of a T6 material (needed for Legendary), skill points (needed for Legendary), and ectos (oh look, needed for Legendary). How am I supposed to work on my Legendary when my ascended gear is consuming the materials I also need for my Legendary? Also, the whole fact that an exotic piece will cost a gold piece if you're not picky about the skin but ascended items? Probably 20+ gold, in that range? Anet that's not another step, that's a gargantuan leap.


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Using dispersion method, you are purifying the air. I think it is the best idea, but the contaminants of this purified air should concern.
Barry's Response - Correct you are. I take this to mean that you concede that modelling provides a way for plant designers to determine whether their design will have a problematic impact on the immediate environment, thus providing an opportunity for them to modify the design to achieve a better result. Many times this may take place without reducing emissions at all, and in terms of larger, even global, environmental impact, such a redesign provides no improvement whatsoever.
That is correct; the model does not result in less emissions going to the atmosphere (by default, anyway) just engineering the releases so that they do not severely impact the ground in the immediate area. Sometimes the only solution to a site's problems is to reduce the emissions, but not always.
The response to this is that the regulations concerning the plants for which this type of modelling applies are ones whose local impact is of real concern. In my clients' industries and jurisdiction, this includes sulphur dioxide (SO2), nitrogen dioxide (NO2), particulates (TPM and PM2.5) and about a dozen others on a less frequent but still regular basis, and several dozen others on an occasional or very rare basis.
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Internet acronym originating from the vesti, it means: No One Loves Me.
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An acronym for No One Likes Mineo.
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Company Directors Say Auditors Shouldn't Be Forced to Disclose More
Big changes may be coming to the auditor's report – that letter in every company's annual report in which the company's auditor blesses its financial statements. But lots of corporate directors don't think the changes are such a good idea, according to a survey to be released Tuesday.
Only 27% of public-company board members believe the proposed changes to the report will improve its usefulness, according to the survey by accounting firm BDO USA LLP. A larger portion of those surveyed, 45%, say the changes won't improve the report, while 28% aren't sure.
The Public Company Accounting Oversight Board, the government's audit-industry regulator, proposed the changes in August. If they are enacted, auditors would have to disclose more information to investors in the auditor's report – currently a boilerplate, pass-fail document that critics say doesn't tell investors much about a company's financial health.
Among other changes proposed by the PCAOB, audit firms would have to tell investors more about any "critical audit matters," the parts of the audit in which the auditor had to make its toughest decisions. They also would have to evaluate other information in the annual report beyond the financial statements, and tell investors how long the audit firm has worked for the company.
Of the 74 public-company directors surveyed by BDO in September, 52% are opposed to the proposal that auditors should discuss critical audit matters, and 67% are opposed to requiring auditors evaluate information beyond the financial statements. But 78% were in favor of disclosing the length of the auditor's tenure – a move prompted by concerns that a long-tenured auditor might grow too cozy with a company to conduct a tough audit.
The auditor's report hasn't been significantly changed since the 1940s, and "when you make changes to something that has been done the same way for more than 70 years, there is bound to be some pushback," Lee Graul, a partner in BDO's corporate governance practice, said in a statement. Corporate directors "aren't sold on the usefulness of the PCAOB's proposal," he said.
In other findings in the survey, only 11% of board members surveyed anticipate using social media for their companies' disclosures of material information in the future, even though earlier this year the Securities and Exchange Commission gave companies the go-ahead to do so. Of those surveyed, 64% were aware of the SEC's move.
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We identify the class of directed one-trees and prove the so-called min-max theorem for them. As a consequence, we establish the equality of directed tree-width and a new measure, d-width, on this class of graphs. In addition, we prove a property of all directed one-trees and use this property to create an O(n2) recognition algorithm and an O(n2) algorithm for solving the Hamiltonian cycle problem on directed one-trees.
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Hawthorne Valley Waldorf School nurtures the artistic, academic, physical, and moral development of the growing child through an age appropriate curriculum inspired by philosopher and educator Rudolf Steiner. We strive to create a healthy and balanced learning environment where children build living connections to the natural world while cultivating social responsibility, personal excellence, and the practical capacities to meet the challenges of the future.
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At Hawthorne Valley Waldorf School, we enjoy a 500-acre campus surrounded by the cultivated fields, gardens, and forests of Hawthorne Valley Farm, an active Biodynamic farm. The beauty of tended nature and the seasons of farm life provide exceptional educational resources built into the founding ideals of Hawthorne Valley.
Real, hands-on learning experiences enhance the already rich Waldorf curriculum with practical lessons drawn directly from life. Daily education of the will, integrated with artistic creativity, draws on the natural resources of our unique learning environment.
Educational research continues at the Farmscape Ecology Program, Center for Social Research, and other Hawthorne Valley Association programs and initiatives, helping to cultivate reverence for life, a respect for the earth, practical skills, and power of initiative through firsthand scientific, artistic, and work experiences. All of this is enhanced through an intimate connection with the life of the Valley.


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CHARLESTON -- Santa Claus has come early for the Charleston Chamber of Commerce.
Karen Teeters, executive director of the Charleston Chamber of Commerce, said she learned last week the organization will receive proceeds from a liquidation sale.
"I was contacted by a gentleman who owns Second Fiddle, a liquidation service," Teeters recalled. ""He told me an anonymous donor decided to liquidate a 20 by 40 building of accumulated goods, and they want the benefactor of this sale to be the Charleston Chamber of Commerce."
Teeters said she was "blown away" when she'd heard the news. The only requirements of the Chamber were to promote the sale and find a place to have the sale by this weekend, she said.
Through some quick work, Teeters said she was able to arrange for the sale to be from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday and 9 a.m. to 2 p.m Saturday at the Charleston branch of the Mississippi County Library
"And 100 percent of the proceeds will benefit the Charleston Chamber," Teeters said.
Some items in the sale include gently used clothing, bedding, coats, candles, household items and ceramic Christmas trees.
Teeters admitted she was skeptical when she first from the liquidation service owner.
"I thought: 'What kind of scam is this?'" Teeters said. "In today's day and age, you're kind of leery."
Since she was given such a short time frame to have the sale, Teeters said she thinks the donor is someone who passed away recently or who has sold their home and needs to liquidate immediately.
"I just want to say thank you to this anonymous donor," Teeters said. "I would love to know who the donor is, and with the who, comes the why: why are you doing this?"
Teeters knows she may not ever get answers to her questions, but she does know the Chamber could use a funding boost.
"The Charleston chamber of Commerce is not tax supported in any way, shape or form. We rely solely on dues and donations and fundraisers," the executive director said.
Anyone who like to donate items for the sale can bring them to the library between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. Thursday.
"We figured as long as we're having a sale, we might as well have a sale," Teeters said about inviting community members to bring items to sell. She noted a tax receipt can be provided.
Also, Teeters pointed out the community room isn't large enough to hold all of the items at once so as items sell, more will be brought inside so people may want to visit the sale both Friday and Saturday.
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Teachers across California plan dozens of rallies and other events next week as part of a "Week of Action" to protest state budget cuts and highlight what they're calling a "state of emergency" in education funding.
Bay Area educators expect to participate in a number of regional and local events from May 9 through 13, including a sit-in at the state Legislature, outreach to lawmakers and a rally Friday in San Francisco.
"Even without the budget cuts, we're operating on 81 cents on the dollar," said Mike Langley, president of the Mt. Diablo Education Association teachers union. "Now, we're talking about budget cuts that could shave 20 more days off the school year to save money. It's just so obvious to me that we're completely ignoring the future of California."
Educators are taking to the streets to oppose an "all cuts" state budget before the governor releases his revised version, which is expected May 16.
Protests in some parts of the East Bay started a week early, with Richmond and San Leandro teachers rallying May 3. On May 4, Hayward music teachers and students delivered their message through a concert that they rehearsed after school because the district cut elementary music programs.
Next week, employees in the West Contra Costa school district will take part in informational picketing at schools, a teacher appreciation rally in Richmond and a teach-in at the United Teachers of Richmond office in Pinole.
"We're in a budget crisis, and lawmakers should try to resolve the issues," said Diane Brown, president of the United Teachers of Richmond. "Policymakers are not working with us to make sure that we have the funding we need for public education."
Brown said West Contra Costa schools have seen dozens of layoffs, including 80 pink slips handed out this spring, and ballooning class sizes that are impacting the quality of local education.
Oakland teachers also have a week of activities planned, including lobbying legislators in Sacramento, holding banners by freeways, walking neighborhoods, registering voters and other events.
"We feel strongly that the priorities in this state are really upside-down," said Betty Olson-Jones, president of the Oakland Education Association. "If you're in the bottom of the country in education funding and at top of the country in prison spending, it's all wrong."
Teachers in the Mt. Diablo district will hold a "grade mob" gathering at the Sun Valley shopping center in Concord, while teachers from San Ramon, Dublin, Pleasanton, and Livermore will gather for a similar event at the Sun Valley shopping center in Pleasanton.
Walnut Creek teachers will rally outside City Hall on Tuesday, emphasizing the California Teachers' Association theme that education cuts affect Main Street.
"We're being asked to train students for jobs in the 21st century and they continue to fund as if we're back in the 19th century," said Kandi Lancaster, president of the Walnut Creek School District teachers' union. "We just can't keep doing it."
Staff writer Shelly Meron contributed to this report.
More information about the Week of Action is available by going to www.cta.org.


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Yoon Jung-hee Overcame Her Fears on Way to 'Blissful'
Actress Yoon Jung-hee seems to have changed little since she rose to stardom last year with her leading role as Ja-kyung on the SBS drama ¡°Dear God,¡± a huge hit that drew ratings of some 40 percent. That show secured for her a legion of middle-aged female fans who shed tears for her conflicted character: the daughter-in-law to her own biological mother who abandoned her as a baby.
Now she has returned with a role in KBS 2TV drama ¡°Blissful Woman,¡± playing another challenged woman. But her new character, Lee Ji-yeon, is a cheerful, strong single mother who continues to smile even though her husband deserted her for another woman.
Yoon's character is one of the reasons the new show is increasingly popular. With its ratings passing 25 percent in two months, ¡°Blissful Woman¡± is expected to top the drama chart soon now that MBC¡¯s mega-hit drama ¡°Chumong¡± has concluded.
¡°Ja-kyung and Ji-yeon may seem similar but actually they're quite different. Ja-kyung had that deep-rooted grief but Ji-yeon is a strong woman who rarely expresses her pain,¡± Yoon says. ¡°But it's difficult to play her: Ji-yeon can be neither too lively nor too depressing.¡±
Yoon's mild, gentle image is a change from the sharper, more conspicuous good looks of other Korean actresses. Yet it may be this difference that has brought her so much popularity with her two dramas. She's humble about her appearance. ¡°I don¡¯t think people watch my show because I'm in it. I think it's the story that attracts viewers. I still need to learn a lot.¡±
While shooting ¡°Dear God¡± Yoon tossed and turned at night, worrying that her pronunciation was unclear. But with the new show, she seems to have gotten over the complex. ¡°I got to like my weakness,¡± she explains. ¡°I still get angry and disappointed in myself when I have trouble with my pronunciation in emotionally-charged scenes. But I've learned to accept it and that lets me feel at ease. I realized that the more I tried to hide my weaknesses, the more obvious they stood out. I freed myself from my obsession that I had to pronounce every word and every line clearly, and that's made it possible for me to act naturally.¡±
Quiet and slow to anger, Yoon says that acting in dramas allows her to vent her feelings in a kind of catharsis. When asked what she would do in real life if she found that her husband was having an affair, she says, ¡°Everybody makes a mistake, so I'd probably tolerate it once if he meant everything to me, like in a drama. Although I couldn't forgive him completely.¡±
Although she has had few career obstacles since ¡°Dear God,¡± she had to overcome many before her debut. After finishing as a runner-up in a local beauty pageant in 2000, Yoon lived in obscurity for some six years while trying to find work as an actress. ¡°I had a hard time because some people told me I wasn't talented,¡± she says. ¡°An agency I worked with told me more than once, ¡®You can't dance and you can't sing. You're not talented enough.¡¯ I just wanted to act, but they concluded that I wasn't talented because I wasn't so active. That hurt.¡±
Her wish is to become a blissful woman like the title of her show. ¡°I want to be the best in whatever I do. I've been lucky because so many people have helped me come this far. Now everything is up to me,¡± she says.
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Growing Tomorrow's GardenAugust 5, 2016
Although it is named Jō Ryō En, "The Garden of Quiet Listening," Carleton's Japanese garden is often filled with laughter—especially on Thursdays. That's when the volunteers who care for the trees and plants gather in the garden's tea hut for coffee and treats before beginning their assigned tasks. Ranging in age from retiree to preschooler, the volunteers fondly refer to Jō Ryō En as a place of joy and contentment.
Higher Yield, Nimble HelpJune 14, 2016
Welcoming one of the largest incoming classes Carleton has ever had will be a jubilant occasion this fall—and it will also present campus with a few challenges and a greater need for flexibility in budgeting.
"It's hard to know on a daily or even monthly basis what the needs of the college are going to be, so allowing the leadership to be nimble and flexible with budgeting is important," says Alumni Annual Fund Board Director Betsy Sylvester '06.
Silver Linings for Carleton AthleticsJune 28, 2016
Conceived in 2009, the Carleton Athletics Initiative (CAI) has helped campus find silver linings in a few difficult times.
When seven inches of rain gutted Laird Stadium in the fall of 2010, the building's insurance coverage would have restored the stadium only to its pre-flood state—which was virtually the same as its 1927 opening. That wasn't good enough for a group of former Carleton athletes.
Passionate SoleDecember 3, 2015
Ever since his first job shining his father's shoes, Chris Griffin '17 has been passionate about footwear.
"You can tell a lot about a person by their shoes," he says. "It's an important part of how people represent themselves."
How Scholarships Help: Veronica Garcia '16May 7, 2015
Today is a relaxation day for Veronica Garcia '16. For two days a week, she's primarily in photography class, and the rest of her week is spent studying and exploring the city of Kyoto, Japan. So she'll grab coffee in a café, walk around the city, and contemplate her individual research project.
Closer to CareerMarch 3, 2016
Hannah Nayowith '16 calls herself a "classic Carleton story," juggling multiple passions. An internship helped her decide which one she wanted to pursue.
The Externship ExperienceMay 11, 2016
Vicky Wu '17 set off for her externship with high hopes but few preconceptions. She knew externing at NSW Corp. in Portland, Ore., with Carleton parent Laird McCulloch P'12, P'15 and Kyle Raines would teach her about real estate investments. She hoped it might give her food for thought about a career path. And she assumed, like many do, it resemble job shadowing—simply observing professionals going about their days.
She was wrong.
How Scholarships Help: Joe Soonthornsawad '15April 29, 2015
Though he came to Carleton wanting nothing more than "good grades in general," Joe Soonthornsawad soon found so many fields of study that appealed to him that it was difficult to choose just one. Now a music and sociology/anthropology double major, Joe says his learning and life is all about where his passions intersect.
How Scholarships Help: Annie Sinner '16May 8, 2015
As a first-generation, low-income student, Annie Sinner '16 knows she's a minority on campus. And she's passionate about why that needs to change.
"There should be more economic diversity on campuses everywhere—it's not just a Carleton issue," Annie says.
Fellowships Make Dreams Come TrueMarch 16, 2016
All the wild dreams students have—they really can come true, says Kyle Schiller '17.
Schiller, for example, dreamed of going to Japan to work on an organic farm. It was one of those crazy things he and his friends talked about late at nights, laughingly pondering what life would be like in a place completely different from Carleton.
How Scholarships Help: Grace Sassana '16April 29, 2015
Grace Sassana '16 always knew she wanted to help people. Working with monkeys—and loving it so much—came as a complete surprise to her.
How Scholarships Help: Issa Wilson '18April 29, 2015
As a top swimmer and a top student in high school, Issa Wilson got used to people telling him he was special. In fact, he often agreed with them.
That's what made his first term at Carleton so rough.
How Scholarships Help: Alexandra Mayn '18April 29, 2015
Alexandra Mayn, better known as Sasha, always knew she'd need to leave home to get the education she wanted. A native of Kazan, Russia, Sasha loves the classics, Latin and linguistics. But in Russia, she says, education emphasizes memorizing facts over cultivating skills.
Learning Beyond the ClassroomMay 12, 2016
Between learning opportunities through Off-Campus Studies and the Center for Community and Civic Engagement, Carleton students are learning in lands far away and right in our own backyard.
Teachers, Tools, TechnologyMay 12, 2016
When classics professor Chico Zimmerman arrived at Carleton 27 years ago, nobody had a desktop computer on campus.
How times have changed.
Creative CollaborationsMay 12, 2016
When environmental studies professor Tsegaye Nega brings 15 students to Ethiopia and Tanzania as part of an off-campus studies program this winter, he'll have science support specialist Randy Hoffner and chemistry professor Deborah Gross to thank for expanding the scope of his project.
Four Friends Sponsor Three Friends' FellowshipMarch 16, 2016
In a city almost synonymous with joy and mirth, Sarah Abdel-Jelil '16, Gabriela Olvera '16, and Khuaten Maaneb de Macedo '16 were struck by how present tragedy was, too.
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The Goodhue music rehearsal room is outfitted with an array of equipment and instruments. Managed by the student activities office, the room is open to all students.


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'Good and fair' appeals hearing ends, waiting game commences for USC football program
After what USC president C.L. Max Nikias described as a "good and fair hearing" in front of the NCAA's Infractions Appeals Committee on Saturday, the school and its supporters await word on whether sanctions levied against the football program will be reduced.
Six university representatives – including Nikias, Athletic Director Pat Haden (left) and outside counsel William King III – presented USC's case in a four-plus-hour meeting on a bitterly cold morning in downtown Indianapolis.
Haden declined to talk to the media after the hearing.
Said Nikias: "I want to thank the NCAA for giving us the opportunity before the committee for a good and fair hearing. We just have to wait for the ruling."
The wait time is typically 4-6 weeks.
USC is seeking to halve two portions of the sanctions handed down in June related to the Reggie Bush case: a reduction of 30 scholarships over three seasons and a two-year postseason ban. The school already accepted a one-year ban and served it last season.
Recent history does not favor USC's cause: Only 1 of 11 appeals has been successful since the NCAA toughened the standards in January 2008.
Among the lingering unanswered questions is how many players USC can sign with the appeal pending. The football signing period begins Feb. 2.
Nikias made an opening statement at the hearing, which took place at hotel near NCAA headquarters. Haden delivered a closing statement. In between, the university's legal team presented its side to the five-person appeals board.
Others USC representatives attending the hearing were Senior Vice President for Administration Todd Dickey, General Counsel Carol Mauch Amir and Vice President for Athletics Compliance Dave Roberts.
The contingent quickly left the hotel after the hearing to fly back to Los Angeles.
USC declined further comment.
(Correspondent Justin Albers contributed from Indianapolis.)
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To provide knowledge and strategies for restoring, managing, and sustaining longleaf pine ecosystems
Initiated during the realignment of the Southern Research Station in 2007, SRS RWU- 4158 is a team of 6 scientists and support personnel whose mission is to provide knowledge and strategies for restoring, managing, and sustaining longleaf pine ecosystems in the southeastern United States. Scientists in the Unit work on two overarching research problems. They design and carry out research studies that seek to solve these problems or overcome related limitations to our knowledge of longleaf pine ecosystems. The Unit's scientists work with partners to provide knowledge and technologies needed to successfully restore and manage these ecosystems which are increasingly affected by a variety of human and natural influences in times of environmental stress and cultural and climatic change. The problem areas are as follows:
- Providing fundamental physiological knowledge needed to understand the processes that affect longleaf pine seedling production, establishment, and growth and development.
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Dale Brockway, research ecologist for the U.S. Forest Service Southern Research Station (SRS), recently published his yearly summary of projected longleaf pine cone production for 2015 and 2016. The report shows that the Southeast can expect a poor longleaf pine cone crop in October 2015.
"Our estimates show the 2015 crop averaging only 12.4 cones per tree," says Brockway, who is stationed at the SRS Restoring and Managing Longleaf Pine Ecosystems unit in Auburn, Alabama. "It's not unusual for a large cone crop, such as that which occurred last year, to be followed by a much smaller crop during the next year."Access the full report for 2015 and 2016.
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Pro-B: A Practical Management Tool for Implementing Selection Silviculture
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Pro-B, a method developed by U.S. Forest Service research, helps make uneven-aged management of longleaf pine and other forest types a practical and efficient option for landowners and managers. A field study by researchers showed that after less than three hours of training on the Pro-B (proportional basal area) method, managers were able to accurately mark stands using only a single marking pass.
Dale Brockway, research ecologist with the Forest Service Southern Research Station (SRS) Longleaf Pine Restoration and Management unit, worked with SRS emeritus scientist Ken Outcalt and Auburn University's Ed Loewenstein (formerly of the Forest Service Northern Research Station) to create a technique that managers can easily use to apply uneven-aged management in the forest. Pro-B may be used to implement selection silviculture in a variety of forest types in the Southeast, elsewhere in North America, and perhaps on other continents as well.
James Barnett Inducted into LSU Forestry, Wildlife, and Fisheries Alumni Hall of Fame
May 20, 2015 on CompassLive
On April 25, James Barnett (left, with Larry Stanley) was inducted into the 2015 Louisiana State University (LSU) Forestry, Wildlife, and Fisheries Alumni Hall of Fame in recognition of the nearly five decades he's spent conducting research for the U.S. Forest Service Southern Research Station. The work he's done to improve the success of reforesting major pine species of the southern United States — and more importantly, the dissemination of the practical implications of that research — has truly set Barnett above his peers.
Understory Restoration in Longleaf Pine Ecosystems
May 19, 2015 on CompassLive
Longleaf pine trees once rose to the sky on more than 90 million acres across the Southeast, towering over grasses and flowers and providing habitat for many animals that are now rare. Less than 3 million acres of these forests remain, but returning degraded ecosystems to longleaf pine forests is a priority for many managers and organizations.
U.S. Forest Service scientist Joan Walker and her colleagues developed a roadmap for restoring these forests, especially the understory plant communities. Walker, a plant ecologist at the Forest Service Southern Research Station Restoring Longleaf Pine Ecosystems unit, co-authored a study that quantified and evaluated a reference model for use in restoring southeastern U.S. longleaf pine woodland understory plant communities. The study was led by Lars Brudvig, a professor at Michigan State University, and published in an article in PLoS ONE.
Outlook for Mid-South Forests: The Next 50 Years
April 23, 2015 on CompassLive
The Southern Forest Futures Project (SFFP) started in 2008 as an effort to study and understand the various forces reshaping the forests across the 13 states of the South over the next 50 years. Chartered by the U.S. Forest Service Southern Region and Southern Research Station (SRS) along with the Southern Group of State Foresters, the project examined a variety of possible futures and how they might affect forests and their many ecosystems and values.
Because of the great variations in forest ecosystems across the South, the Futures Project produced separate findings and implications by subregion, including the newly published report for the Mid-South, the westernmost of the five subregions located within Arkansas, Oklahoma, and Texas. The report breaks the Mid-South into four sections: the Ozark-Ouachita Highlands, the Cross Timbers, the High Plains, and the West Texas Basin and Range.
Good News for Eradicating Cogongrass in the South
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Over the past decade, U.S. Forest Service researchers have been working with university cooperators to find some way to slow down or stop the relentless spread of cogongrass. This last fall, Auburn University researchers reported results that demonstrate, for the first time, that patches of cogongrass can be eliminated completely within three years — showing that eradication of the invasive plant is actually possible for many land managers.
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Dave's Workshopcomments (1) September 8th, 2011 in Workshop Floor Plans, DreamShop Summer Challenge
Shop Specs
- Location: Utterson, , Canada
- Size: 1120sq. ft.
- Type: Detached
- Focus: Furniture
- Heating/Cooling: Radiant Floor
After I retired I moved to Muskoka and built my 28 x 40 dream shop. It has hydronic radiant floor heating that keeps me warm in the winter and a 10 foot ceiling that allows for larger pieces. There are two 8 foot windows that allow for great natural light and ventilation and a beautiful view of my yard. I spend about 30 hours a week in the shop building custom furniture. All the tools are on wheels that allows me to reconfigure as my needs change.
The shop also has a second floor where I have desk space and storage. I have plans to have a showroom/studio where I can provide space for local artists to display their work as well.
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I have the same planer and air cleaner as you.
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Semi-Permanent Bench Grinder Mount
Threaded inserts keep grinder locked-down, but easily movable.
My work table often pulls double- and triple-duty for tons of shop tasks. Most often it's sharpening, but I also use it for drilling, holding bench hooks and shooting boards and occassionally as a chop-saw station. Hopefully soon, it will also hold a midi-lathe. Since I plan on rearranging the top pretty regularly, I wanted a way to... read full tip


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If you're like me, you never expected Halo 4 to come out. Every once in a while, we'd see a few fake teasers pop up on YouTube. Sometimes, someone would post in a forum something that said "Halo 4 confirmed!" But alas, we'd find out it was merely a troll. Of course, we didn't really expect a Halo 4. After all, we had "finished the fight" and were told that Halo was meant to be a trilogy. But one day, a video popped up on the Internet, and we all discovered that it was an actual, real-live, true-blue Halo 4 trailer!
Granted, this Halo isn't being made by Bungie, and there might be some debate as to whether or not this is a true Halo game. However, I consider it to be most definitely a spiritual successor, and I'm willing to see a continuation of Master Chief's story as told through different eyes. (Of course, most of 343 is comprised of former Bungie employees.) I have high hopes for this game, and I thought I would share a few Halo 4 websites that will help build the hype. Below, you'll find four websites to tide you over before November 6th.
Halo 4 Forum
The Halo 4 Forum (or perhaps fourum – I'll show myself out…) is a website devoted to the discussion about the upcoming 343 Industries supported game. Since the game hasn't exactly come out yet (save for the recent leak), a lot of the discussion has surrounded speculation, news, and revelations of whatever 343 offers. Of course, the discussion isn't solely focused on Halo 4. There are discussions about other games and even the original trilogy.
The Halo4 Subreddit
The news aggregation site Reddit already has a Halo-related sub-community, but there's actually one for Halo 4 as well. Here, you'll find articles and videos about the upcoming game, but besides that, you'll find cool pictures and fan-creations as well. Realistically, this is a place where everything about Halo 4 can be submitted, and there are really no rules or regulations regarding that. If you're wanting to have the Halo 4 craze condensed into a bite-sized chunk, this is the place for you.
Halo 4 Nation
Halo 4 Nation is a forum likened to the Halo 4 Forum, but it's simply just another community. The discussions seem to be similar to the other forum mentioned here, but there's a different crowd to talk with. You'll find a few different features here including sections for Forge creations and even topics about other shooters.
IGN's Halo 4 Wiki Guide
If you are wanting to know more details about Halo 4 specifically, IGN's wiki has got you covered. The wiki is full of detailed information including the new weapons, enemies, and plot-line that the upcoming game will offer. Furthermore, there's some intriguing information about the new multiplayer experience that we'll be getting to see. I would utilize the wiki as something like a manual when the game comes out, but until now, just use it as a means to whet your appetite until we actually get to play it!
Here are just a few websites to get yourself ready for the Halo 4 experience, but nothing will really compare to actually playing it! I know that I'm definitely excited, and these Halo 4 websites make me even more excited.
What other websites related to Halo 4 have you been able to find? Are you excited for Halo 4?


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- Tracing a pixel-based image
- Sketching and drawing for Illustrator
- Creating and editing gradients
- Creating multi-colored blends
- Creating seamlessly repeating tile patterns
- Creating interlocking artwork with Live Paint
- Designing advanced type effects
- Recoloring artwork with color harmonies
- Making the most of symbols
- Integrating Illustrator with Photoshop
- Using transparency, blend modes, and opacity masks
Skill Level Intermediate
In this exercise I am going to introduce you to the symbol sprayer, which is this awesome tool ultimately that allows you to lay down a bunch of instances at a time, so you're spraying in or painting in if you prefer, a random assemblage of instances and you can even combine different instances with each other and move them forward and backward and stain them with different colors. It's really an awesome feature, and it relies on these tools that are known as the symbolism tools. But I need to tell you upfront, and I'm sad to pass this information along, but basically inside of Illustrator CS5, the symbol sprayer has some real performance issues that Adobe needs to address.
Now there are a couple of bug fixes that have followed the original Illustrator CS5 and neither of them takes care of the problem. Hopefully, there will be a future release of the software that will solve the problem, but between you and me I don't know when it's coming, I have talked to the product managers, they realize it's an issue and it's on the docket for some later fix, but in the meantime I'll show you how it works, and I've got you covered no matter what, so hang in there. I've saved my progress that's far as Wings on fire.ai, and let's say I want to paint in a kind of grass pattern, against this green background.
Well, I'll bring up my Symbols panel and I'll go ahead and scroll all the way down to Grass 1. Notice that's second to last symbol there, go ahead and click on it to select it, and then you can hide the symbols panel, so that we have more room allotted to the illustration. Now I am going to drop down to this tool right there, very low on toolbox, it's called the Symbol Sprayer tool, it has a keyboard shortcut of Shift+S and I'm actually going to click and hold on that tool and drag over to the flyout menu and release so that we have a little toolbox right there, a mini toolbox of symbolism tools, and there are lots of them, and I'll run through what each one of them does in the next exercise.
But for now what I want you to do is just start painting, and at first everything seems to be hunky-dory, and the Illustrator moves along at a reasonable pace and above 40 or 50 symbols into things, it just grinds to a halt. I cannot tell you how personally frustrated I am about the performance issues here, and somehow this just wasn't cut during the beta cycle. So nobody in the beta program complained about this feature, which means of course, nobody bothered to use the feature, because if they had, it would have been immediately obvious that this tool had a problem and you can blame me as well, because I'm always part of the beta cycle, and I didn't get around to using this tool during the beta process, or I would complained about it. Boy! Would I have complained about it? Anyway, by now I should've laid down about 300 symbols and I'm getting about a symbol, a minute now out of this tool, it is just terrible.
So what you do, and what you should be able to do by the way is, you happily paint along spraying symbols willy- nilly all over the place and then you should be able to go up to the Symbols panel right there and switch over to Grass 2, and say, hey, I want to paint some thick blades of grass along with my thin blades of grass, and playfully paint around instead of banging your head against the monitor, the entire time, this horrible processes happening. And just gotten to the point where it's unusable, and again, it is that kind of thing where once it gets a lot of symbols inside of this Symbol Set, which is what we were creating here, then it really slows to a crawl.
And I think it has something to do with those little plus signs, I thinks it's a screen redraw issue, if I'm guessing correctly, because now that we have all these little reference points, Illustrator is having to calculate a lot more stuff when it's laying down the symbols and it just can't keep up for some reason or other. Well, I'm sure you could be addressed if they just get around to it. Anyway, so here I am complaining like crazy, do I have a solution for you? Yes, I do. It's called another document, that's called Merciful catch-up file.ai; that I have created for you that has this symbol set that's just full of grass that I have painted.
Yes, your welcome, and you don't have to do that work that way and you don't have to watch your life come to a grinding halt. Now, I am going to twirl open this Life layer inside the layers panel, so switch over to layers panel if you want to, if you are work along with me. Scroll all the way down to the bottom and you'll see the sign that's called Symbol Set, that's it. That's the thing that you create using the Symbol Sprayer tool and then when you spray those thick blades of grass, they get sprayed into that same symbol set, so the symbol set is a special object in Illustrator. Notice you can't twirl it open, so you can gain access to the individual instances, you can't select them using your arrow tools in other words.
You just work inside this gargantuan symbol set using the symbolism tools. Now if I were you, I would ask the obvious question, which is, how do you do this Deke? How did you finally paint this many grass blades in there? Did you spend like three hours just holding down the mouse button? The answer is no, I totally cheated, I went back to CS4 and painted the symbol set in and darn straight, that's what I did, no way I was suffering through this, and that is the only trick I can pass along to you right now.
Is if you still have Illustrator CS4 installed in your system or Illustrator CS3 or an older version of the software going back to when these tools were introduced, then they spray like crazy. Really great performance out of those versions of the program, it's just CS5 that has issues. Well, once you get a symbol set down however, then you can modify it using the symbolism tools, some of which work quite briskly, others not so fast, and we'll see how all of those tools function in the next exercise.


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PORT JERVIS — A weedy, outdoor courtyard that school administrators referred to as "wasted space" in the Port Jervis School District has been transformed into the mid-Hudson's newest green learning classroom.
Teaching outdoors has become one of the hottest trends in education.
The 9,000-square-foot courtyard is located right in the middle of Anna Kuhl Elementary School.
It offers students a change of space. Teachers will be able to hold classes under a large red tarp, even if it's sprinkling.
"It's fun because it's school, but it's outside," said kindergartener Robert Culleny, 5.
According to teaching assistant Karen Hinkley, the new space presents a number of new learning possibilities.
"The whole school is excited about taking turns to be outside," she said.
The district joins Kingston, Rondout and Warwick, among others, which provide outdoor learning opportunities for students, particularly with gardening.
In this case, Assistant Principal Nicole Ey and kindergarten teacher Theresa Fontana obtained a $5,000 Tool Box for Education grant from Lowe's to pay for most of the supplies for the project.
Ey recruited her husband to build much of the weather-proof furniture.
Numerous local businesses donated supplies and even sculpture for the space. Several members of the Raiders varsity football team helped to move the heavy paving stones in place.
Ey and Fontana have pointed to studies which have shown that outside educational experiences add to academic growth.
"Having this space is just a dream come true," said Fontana.
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The Worm: Seahawks are still talk of the town
It's been a week since the Seattle Seahawks stomped all over the Denver Broncos in the Super Bowl. But people are still proudly wearing their Seahawks apparel and showing their 12th man spirit. So the Worm thought it appropriate to share a few more local Seahawks-related stories.
Belated kudos: Barry Clements of Full Throttle Powder Coating and Sandblasting, who powder-coated a wheelchair that was "Hawked out" for a 7-year-old East Wenatchee boy. The Worm just learned that Clements did that work.


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