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NAEA Standards
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Grade Level: 5–8
With Vuillard's painting of a park in Paris as a backdrop, students will explore the social concepts of parks both in this painting and their own life. They will then embody a character in the painting to write from their perspective. Lastly, they will select an outdoor scene that they will document seasonal and environmental changes through writing and sketching over a long period of time.
Édouard Vuillard
French, 1868–1940
Place Vintimille, 1911
five-panel screen, distemper on paper laid down on canvas, overall (each of five panels): 230 x 60 cm (90 9/16 x 23 5/8 in.)
National Gallery of Art, Gift of Enid A. Haupt
NAEA Standards
|Students analyze, describe, and demonstrate how factors of time and place (such as climate, resources, ideas, and technology) influence visual characteristics that give meaning and value to a work of art.
|Students describe ways in which the principles and subject matter of other disciplines taught in the school are interrelated with the visual arts.
Curriculum Connections
Warm-up Questions
Is there a park you like to visit? What do you like to do there? Is it well taken care of? In what ways can you be a steward of your favorite park or other parks around you?
In 1908, Édouard Vuillard moved with his mother to a fifth-floor apartment with a panoramic view of Place Vintimille (now Place Adolphe Max), a city square adjacent to the Montmartre neighborhood of Paris. Between 1909 and 1928, he painted sixty views of the park and took numerous photographs, recording different times of day and different climatic conditions. He painted and took photographs of the park covered in snow, wet with rain, and colorful with autumn leaves. Vuillard also kept a diary in which he noted climatic changes in the park and variations in light and color effects.
This five-panel screen, mounted on a wooden support and backed by wallpaper, shows Place Vintimille from an exhilarating bird's-eye view. The park is an open space filled with light and air. Around it, apartment buildings and shops rise up to the very edge of the painting, filling the entire sky. Gaps in the foliage allow glimpses of daily life in the park below—a schoolboy kneels to check the air pressure in the front tire of his bicycle, people talk together on benches, a man rests on the sidewalk along the park's curved fence.
Instead of using oil paints, Vuillard worked with a material called distemper, a combination of powdered pigments, hot glue, and water. He boiled the glue and water for many hours, then mixed the pigments with the liquid, keeping the solution warm to prevent thickening. The fast-drying distemper required quick but carefully planned application and, for areas of correction, reworking with newly mixed colors. Although this method was time-consuming and difficult, Vuillard liked the crusty surface it created. Vuillard was deeply interested in representing everyday life. He was associated with a group of artists who believed in using vivid colors and energetic lines to produce art that was personal, poetic, and expressive.
Guided Practice
Students will write from the perspective of a person or animal in this painting. They should describe how they are dressed, what the weather feels like, what activity they are engaged in, and what they see, hear, and smell. They should also imagine what brought them to this particular park: Is it their first visit or do they come here often because they live nearby? Are they on a break from work? out running errands? enjoying a Saturday afternoon? What are their plans after leaving the park?
Like artist Edouard Vuillard, who studied the Place Vintimille in Paris over the course of years, students can study one place for an extended period, noting climatic changes in journal entries and sketches. Have students choose a spot visible from a classroom window and note the changes they see each month. Their diary entries and drawings can be displayed together in an end-of-year exhibition.


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Rizzo's Resurrection
From Finishing School to Finished in Hollywood, Ex-Deb Stockard Channing Learned to Put on the Rizzo
Their fumbling travail had a joyous ending, of course. Conaway was the leather-jacketed "Kenickie," Channing was the Rydell High School class tramp, "Rizzo," and the movie Grease has become the biggest-grossing musical in Hollywood history: $138 million last year, another $12 million in the current rerelease. Though Channing wasn't really 35 then, she is now, and it no longer makes any difference. At any age, she looks like $2 million to CBS—a sum the network invested in a production company formed by Channing and her latest husband, writer-producer David Debin, 36.
The savvy Debin starred his wife first in a powerful TV docudrama as the deaf stunt woman Kitty O'Neil of Silent Victory. Then came a series of her own, Just Friends, a quasi-autobiographical sitcom about the single life in L.A. "We finished the season on a real up," says Stockard, "with a tremendous wrap party for Just Friends. Around 3 a.m. some of us—barefoot—tiptoed back into our own sound stage to have a last look. We got real emotional, just like at high school graduation. I feel good about everything. It's been a vintage year."
Not least personally, after a dozen shaky years—thanks to Debin, a survivor himself of two failed marriages. Introduced by their mutual agent, Stockard and David became roommates in 1975, a year before her divorce from second husband Paul Schmidt, a University of Texas Slavic languages professor with whom she had never lived. ("It was unconventional," she explains. "We both wanted a bond and were more family than lovers. We made no commitments to observe the usual vows.") Of David, she now recalls, "I was wary at first. He had this line and that curly hair and looked like a Laurel Canyon stud. Real high-powered. But when he opened his mouth, funny things came out, and I liked that." When he didn't call as promised after their meeting, Stockard was preparing to go after him with a Boston cream pie. "I was saved from that fate by inviting her to lunch," David laughs. "We were together from then on." Though they tried to be "terribly blasé" the third time around, they wound up in tears at the champagne-and-caviar wedding at their rambling, four-bedroom Sherman Oaks home. So did 40 of their best "wise-guy friends."
Still, the union cannot be described as unalloyed bliss. "Both Susan [her real name] and I are strong-willed," says Debin. "Our arguments are strong and heated. Every time we get into one, I think it's the end of our relationship." (Indeed, Debin's visiting father once refused to leave his room for two days after Stockard and David started going at it.) But the marriage seems to grow more stable with their newly hectic pace. "I'm up at 6 a.m. and work at the studio until 6 p.m. or later. Then I go to story conferences," says Stockard, who adds: "I'm not complaining. But when I get home at night, I just fall into bed. I hardly have time for sex, much less children."
That the nice WASPy girl born Susan Stockard on New York's affluent East Side should even share a bed with a nice Jewish boy from Brooklyn isn't exactly what her family had in mind. Her father, Lester, was a prominent shipping agent. Stockard, the younger of two girls, remembers herself as "shy and rather bookish," but with a "bizarre dramatic streak." Once when her mother was having tea with a friend, Susan pretended behind her back to be crippled. "I'm so sorry about your daughter," the friend sympathized. "My mother," says Stockard, "was not amused."
After being chauffeured to New York's Chapin School until age 12, she boarded at the equally elegant Madeira in Virginia's fox-hunting country. Stockard remembers her set as "a bunch of privileged, round little girls into heavy starches and overindulgence." The only boys they saw were "at school dances when they would import bodies from Exeter."
Next came Radcliffe, where she graduated cum laude in American history but enjoyed her most significant learning experience as a sophomore. "I came out in every sense of the word," says Stockard, meaning more than her deb party at the St. Regis Hotel. "I'd had a rather strict upbringing with a lot of repression, and the lid really came off. It was a hell of a lot of fun staying out all night and being very rebellious." That included moving in with, and later marrying, first husband Walker Channing Jr., stockbroker scion of a Boston Brahmin family. But the Junior League life expected of her rapidly palled as Stockard began acting in the first of some 35 plays in Boston theater companies, which also spawned Al Pacino, Jane Alexander and Dustin Hoffman.
"My husband grew more conservative and I didn't," says Stockard. "He wanted me to be a business wife, but by 1967 I knew I was going to be working in the theater the rest of my life. I left him and threw myself into the bohemian psychedelic world." She did have a trust-fund cushion to soften any crash landings during that "mixed-up, crazy period. I got a little vague about what time of day it was," she relates. "I can't say I was ever down to catsup sandwiches, but I was living pretty close to the line."
She moved to New York in 1968 with no more baggage than Channing's name and acted with the Brooklyn Academy and off-Broadway. She toured in a rock version of Two Gentlemen of Verona, which led to her first move to Los Angeles in 1974. "I really didn't know anything about making movies," she says. "But in order to cover up my shyness and uncertainty, I hid behind a flip, sarcastic facade. I got a reputation as quite a mouth."
And, she feared, as a failure—despite her windfall first job as the ditsy heiress of 1975's The Fortune. She was staying in the Chateau Marmont hotel when she learned that director Mike Nichols, having already chosen the seemingly surefire duo of Warren Beatty and Jack Nicholson, was casting the female lead in a room downstairs. Stockard trooped in dutifully, she remembers, but "I could have been a Kelly Girl for all the attention they paid me." So instead of the usual low-key audition reading, "I entered crying hysterically and let it build from there," she recalls. After a session that stretched to five hours, "Warren, who seemed a little shocked, turned to Jack and said, 'Ah, it's going to be a little hard to see anyone else in the part now.' Jack looked at me and said, 'Where do you come from?' I told him I came from the fourth floor."
Nevertheless, The Fortune died at the box office—as did Stockard's three subsequent films, Comforts of Home, The Big Bus and Sweet Revenge. "You do too many clinkers and you are a clinker," says Stockard of that period. "It's hard to turn that around. I couldn't get a job. I was perplexed." Then, in hopes of being "rediscovered," she performed in a 1976 L.A. showcase production of Vanities with Lucie Arnaz and Sandy Duncan. It worked. Both playwright Neil Simon and producer Allan Carr caught the act. Simon cast her as Peter Falk's secretary in his 1978 Bogart spoof, The Cheap Detective, and Carr signed her for Grease.
Now she barely even gets weekends off. The house rule is that shoptalk is verboten on Saturdays. "David and I just hang around the house and don't answer the phone," she says. They indulge in California-style drinking and smoking in their hot tub, inviting friends for Stockard's gourmet pasta and dining at restaurants like Ma Maison. "It's the commissary to the stars," jokes the 5'2", wishfully 113-pound Stockard. (They have just returned from a month's eating-and-reading tour of Europe.) "We're happiest when we escape from Hollywood and disappear into England, France or Italy," says David. "Something lovely happens. We communicate more and laugh more," adds Stockard, who is preparing to play Rosalind in Shakespeare's As You Like It in Long Beach next month. Her new movie, The Fish That Saved Pittsburgh, will be out this fall, and she's cutting an LP. "I have a good life," reflects Stockard. "It would be horrible to have it all, but I'm close. I'm happy with my husband, my home, my show, my friends—and in general." Take that, Junior League.
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Your laptop, smartphone, and tablet probably all have integrated Bluetooth support. Bluetooth is a standard that allows devices to communicate wirelessly. Most people are familiar with Bluetooth headsets, but there are more things you can do with Bluetooth.
My favorite use for bluetooth is pairing my PS3 controller with my desktop/laptop. Even though its not natively supported, the third party tools do an incredible job.
Other than that and tethering my phone when out, I find bluetooth to be a little limited - especially for transferring files.
I also had a Gigabyte bluetooth mouse that was easily one of the top 5 mice I've ever used... too bad I lost it.
I'm a big fan of Bluetooth devices I have Bluetooth capability on all of my PC's (10). Mostly I use it for audio devices (2 speakers, 1 pair of headphones 4 speaker adapters) I can connect my tablets and smartphone to every audio source around the home and have options for when I'm on the go too. I have 4 HTPC's set up around the house and I use Logitech DiNovo Mini BT keyboard mouse combo to control 3 of these. I have GoGroove BT FM transmitter to give me Bluetooth capabilities in my car and even have a Bluetooth OBD2 device so I can see stats from my car on the tablet I have a mount on my dashboard for. My latest phone has an NFC Chip and an app that lets you right NFC tags for your device so now I have the ability to touch my phone to the device and connect which is a nice added feature to Bluetooth functionality.
Like Dereck, I am a big fan of bluetooth technologly. As I type this on my Kindle Fire, I am connected to the web with bluetooth tethering app on my smartphone, I am typing on a bluetooth keyboard so that I am not slowed down with a touchscreen keyboard. One of my favorite devices is a complete communications installation on my motorcycle helmet. I can ride through the country listening to Pandora. If I get a call, I can answer it, totally hands free using voice commands. I can dial using voice commands. I can communicate with up to six other bikers while riding, again totally hands free. I can talk comfortably with a passenger on the bike, and when the conversation is going nowhere, I can go back to Pandora. All at 75 MPH. Cool
can we create a network of bluetooth devices to share files and communicate with each other like a wireless network using routing and other methods?


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One year ago the storm known as Irene tore through the state, knocking out power to nearly half of New Jersey customers, which led to widespread criticism of utilities, particularly Jersey Central Power & Light, and a promise from Gov. Chris Christie that the Board of Public Utilities would get to the bottom of it.
Now, almost a year after Christie charged the Board of Public Utilities with investigating utility companies' performance, a key consultant's report needed for the BPU to take action could be released within two weeks, according to BPU head Bob Hanna.
Hanna said he anticipates the report's release in early September, after utilities have the opportunity for a private reading.
"In relatively short order, the public will see the fruits of the consultant's labors and we will have our due process," Hanna said, adding that consultant Emergency Preparedness Partnerships of Hammonton has made recommendations in 25 separate areas. "It is a very thorough report and a very detailed report."
The report was to analyze the responses of New Jersey's four electric utilities to significant outages caused by Irene before, during and immediately after the storm.
In the wake of the storm, JCP&L bore the brunt of public criticism by residents and officials for insufficient manpower, poor communications and a lack of prior maintenance.
Ratepayer advocate Stefanie Brand said she hopes the report will be released soon.
"We're headed back into hurricane season, so you want it now instead of later," Brand said last week. "I dont know whether it necessarily needs to take a year, but I also don't know whether you should go out and order a bunch of things without knowing whether you're tackling problem."
The downside to that, Brand said, is ratepayers pay for the work utilities are ordered to perform.
In the last year, the board has looked into the crisis: a series of hearings allowed residents to vent, board staffers framed concerns in a short report and the BPU did suggest some improvements to utilities.
"Yes, the process has been thorough, yes, it has been careful and yes, it has been deliberate, but we are building a storm preparation and response model that needs to withstand the test of time, because we'll have more extreme weather events and we need to get it right," said current BPU head Bob Hanna, who was sworn in last December.
The reason for the board's deliberative pace is that it must act as a quasi-judicial body when it decides what utilities are paid for providing service, Hanna said. That means not jumping to conclusions, even after talking with hundreds of residents in its own public hearings.
"Due process is a hallmark of our country, and that requires notice and the opportunity to be heard," Hanna said. "The storm response and investigation does require us to be in our quasi-judicial capacity and making findings of fact."
He also said that BPU conversations with utilities have already helped them serve New Jerseyans better.
For examples of improved responses, Hanna pointed to Atlantic City Electric's response to the severe derecho storms of June 29 and New Jersey American Water's response to an outage at the Swimming River Reservoir in Middletown, both of which affected thousands of New Jerseyans.
"There have been lessons learned, the electric utilities have made strides during this investigation, and they have been working with board staff," Hanna said.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- Only the insanely optimistic with an up-close view tabbed these Titans to make the playoffs.
And it hardly took a giant cynic to foresee a bad start given their schedule.
But with a 1-4 record, giving up 36 points, 424 yards and 35 minutes, 10 seconds of possession time per game while ranking 30th in rushing offense after an offseason promising major gains for Chris Johnson?
The struggling Titans are on display Thursday night as Tennessee hosts the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Barring a sudden turnaround, a national audience is about to learn what the Nashville area and Titans opponents have come to know well: This is a team with serious issues.
Let's look at some …
Mixed messages: Defensive coordinator Jerry Gray said last week his guys had been playing too timidly and he wanted to see more aggression.
How, exactly, are the defensive backs to feel charged up and aggressive when Gray's scheme is one of the very things helping produce tentative play? You're not exactly telling your guys you have a great deal of confidence in them when everything is about not getting beaten by big plays, and when so many plays start with corners well off receivers and safeties a mile deep.
Yeah, Coach, I'll go make a big hit -- so long as I can make it to the ball before the offense is back in the huddle.
Nowhere near the same page: With a heavy dose of option routes in the passing offense, the Titans are very reactive on offense. Offensive coordinator Chris Palmer believes unless you've got absolute premium weapons, you have to be that way.
But it sure seems like he should be able to steer things to certain people more often if he thinks they might ignite the offense, which has been flat outside of a monstrous afternoon in a Week 3 victory over Detroit.
Here's the example that sticks out right now.
Backup quarterback Matt Hasselbeck, playing for the injured Jake Locker last Sunday in Minnesota, said after a 30-7 loss that Jared Cook needs to be more involved early on. The tight end could barely find words in a radio interview when asked about the communication lines with coaches about getting more involved. Palmer said there were times early against the Vikings when the Titans could have gotten Cook the ball and they didn't, and that going forward they need to.
Seems like a giant circle there. Everyone wants him to get the ball, but he's not getting it.
Why not? Sit down and solve it. Script plays that make it happen, and call them.
An inability to generate pass pressure: The pass rush was insufficient last year, and it needed to be the primary focus during the offseason.
The Titans addressed it at two levels, signing pricey veteran Kamerion Wimbley when he was released by Oakland in a cost-cutting move and hiring Keith Millard as a pass-rushing coach who would work with players on the defensive line and beyond.
The early results have been terrible.
The Titans have seven sacks. Only three teams have fewer.
The only player with more than one sack is rookie defensive tackle Mike Martin.
Fearing the big play and knowing he lacks talented players in coverage, Gray is reluctant to add people to the rush. According to ESPN Stats & Information, the Titans have blitzed on just 32 plays this year, less often than all but four teams.
Too much belief: After yet another blowout dropped them to 1-4, coach Mike Munchak was adamant about making no changes to his staff or his lineup.
Look, it's admirable to say you want to stick with the plan. It's more admirable to show a willingness to change the plan. Munchak is coming across as stubborn.
Even if he doesn't entirely mean it, wouldn't it be better received by those both inside and outside the team's facility if Munchak said he will leave no stone unturned in an effort to fix things, that he will tinker as a result of any suggestion if he thinks it might enhance the team's chance to win?
Munchak seems to be expecting the same buy-in he had as a rookie head coach who didn't have an offseason with his team because of a lockout.
Counting the preseason, Munchak's been at the helm for 29 games now. The personnel he signed off on is certainly lacking. Are the Titans' struggles all his fault? No, but the longer the team slides, the more Munchak's methods will come under question.
Knowing your job: Munchak's main message at the start of his tenure in 2011 was that everyone in the organization needed to know his job and do it.
I feel certain Titans defenders know they are supposed to tackle, yet they don't do it. And while I don't advocate public flogging, there are no consequences we can see. Certainly none that have produced better tackling.
That's a player failure first. But once it becomes an issue, coaches have to get it fixed, and they've failed to do so. Same with the lousy run game -- which should be right in Munchak's wheelhouse.
During Jeff Fisher's lengthy tenure as a players' coach, it was virtually impossible for a veteran starter to lose a job.
Munchak is a players' coach, too. While he enforces discipline more universally than Fisher did, he's proving as unwilling as Fisher to send a message to a player through reduced playing time.
That ties directly into the next two points as well.
Absent leadership: Johnson is a good player when things are going well. Safety Michael Griffin can be, too.
Recent long-term contracts for both made them centerpieces of this team, but did not change their stripes.
Johnson believes the line has to play well for him to influence games. Griffin has proved he's at his best when he's surrounded by talent and when there is a big pass rush in front of him. With or without that environment he's a follower, not a leader. But he's been put in a leadership position.
Were they wise signings by Mike Reinfeldt and the man he promoted to succeed him as general manager, Ruston Webster? It's easy now to say no. Another big piece of Johnson's giant salary gets guaranteed in the spring. The Titans will have to bail before that.
A lack of accountability: Johnson says over and over he's only as good as his offensive line, but there are backs of much lesser stature showing a much better feel for how to get a yard when the line blocks for none, or how to get 2 when the line blocks for 1.
He sold himself as not just a running back, but a playmaker, when he got a contract extension after a lengthy camp holdout in the summer of 2011. He easily ranked as one of the league's most underpaid players in his first three seasons. He easily ranks as one of the most overrated in his fourth and so far in his fifth.
But this "playmaker" won't admit he's fallen into bad habits, might have gotten carried away with the stardom that came with great success or let the money change him. It's become easier to read him as more upset about his lack of yards than the Titans' lack of wins.
It's OK for a guy who sees a lot of the ball to have some selfishness in him. It's actually one of the qualities that can help make a guy good. When he's not good, however, he needs to make some adjustments to his game, and his mindset.
What do you say, CJ?


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While clearly marketed towards women, anyone who is new to home improvement will find that Invest In Your Nest [3] is a great introductory text that reads quickly, explains thoroughly, and demystifies all the intricacies of improving your space. With a few chapters focusing on buying and selling your home, the meat of the book lies in the detailed explanation of home improvements, their resale and enjoyment values, and identification of whether a particular project requires an expert or is a do-it-yourself project.
When I was approached to review Invest In Your Nest by AOL Home Improvement Coach Barbara Kavovit, I peeked online to get a feel for the topic of the book and despite reading that it was being marketed primarily towards women, I agreed to take a look at it. In reading the book, outside of a few semantic standouts (where she wrote handywoman and then put handyman in parenthesis) I couldn't even tell that the target audience was women so don't let that scare you off from getting this book. What I didn't learn until later was that this book is a follow up to her first book, Room for Improvement (which I have not read) which "provide[s] the tools and the confidence required to tackle basic home repair projects," which I felt was the topic of this book. I might give that first book a look too, if anyone has read either I invite you to comment below and let us all know what you thought of them.
It's a quick read, I took it on my trip to Tahoe and finished it within a day or two. The book speaks from the author's experience of buying, selling, and renovating her own home(s) so you know you're getting practical applicable advice. The meat of the book is in the renovations sections where she identifies which projects require expert help and which can be done on your own. Through the first few sections, I thought she was a little too conservative in what she recommended as expert-required because almost all the projects were expert-required; in fact, the first one that I can remember that was a do-it-yourself project was washing your windows! This changed as we went further along in the book since there was a large project bias towards the front (try architecting a new addition) and smaller projects near the end (installing tile backsplash).
The book is organized into three main sections. The first section is in buying and selling of your home (The Big Buy and The Essential Sell), the second section is titled the Big Picture, and the third is Room-by-room improvements. In the Big Picture, she talks about all the "important" (read: valuable) improvements you can make to all parts of your house to increase home value. This goes into the idea that adding bathrooms and spaces and even classy trims are money makers in the long term and very enjoyable in the short. The third section is great in that it speaks to specific parts of your house such as the Curcial Kitchen and the Indispensable Bathroom. If nothing else, it'll give you some ideas.
Within each chapter there are little sidebars and here's where novices, especially if you aren't comfortable dealing with contractors, will find the greatest value in the book. With the expert required projects, she identifies what the experts are required, what licenses and insurances they should carry, what their final work products should be, and roughly how much it should cost. She lets you know what the expert should be doing so you won't be taken for a ride. For the few projects she listed as do-it-yourself (with her concept of yourself being a woman, whereas I would extend it to anyone new to home ownership and who has never done any do-it-yourself projects), they listed the equipment you'd need and an expectation of what you would need to do and how much time it would take. I wish there were some pictures included in some of these projects but I suppose if you really wanted to do-it-yourself you could get one of those do-it-yourself books which are always chock full of step by step pictures.
I only have one knock towards the book and that's likely because I'm in my first home, some of the projects she suggests are simply outside of my budget. She speaks often of her summer home because she was able to design every last bit of it prior to its construction which is great for example purposes but terrible when you're talking to someone who isn't looking to pay thousands for a landscaper!


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The computerized device to detect drunken drivers proposed to replace the antiquated Breathylizer is either solid and trustworthy or so riddled with problems that it violates drivers' constitutional rights.
Those two pictures emerged during arguments before the New Jersey Supreme Court today. For more than two hours, the court heard from a fleet of lawyers debating whether results of the Alcotest 7110 -- which is being used by police in 17 counties -- should be admissible in court.
Lawyers for the state and the manufacturer of the fully automated device said the time has come to recognize "the scientific reliability" of the Alcotest.
"It is a new frontier... we agree it's an evolving process," said Deputy Attorney General Boris Moczula. "But a very firm foundation has been established."
However, defense lawyers said problems with the device's software means it is as likely to lead to convictions of innocent people as free the guilty.
"If we are to look at this as a scientific endeavor, there is no science being used here and as a result of that, a number of problems have cropped up," said John Menzel.
Today's arguments were the latest in a long debate over the replacement of the Breathylizer, which was invented in 1954.


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St. Louis Blues Executive Vice President and
General Manager Doug Armstrong announced today the club has recalled
goaltender Jake Allen under emergency conditions from the Blues'
American Hockey League (AHL) affiliate, the Peoria Rivermen. Brian
Elliott is day-to-day with an upper body injury.
This is Allen's first career NHL recall.
Allen, 21, has played in 37 games for the
Rivermen this season, posting a 13-19-2 record which includes one shutout, a
.918 save percentage and a 2.84 goals against average. Last season, the
6'2", 195-pound goaltender set Rivermen AHL records in wins (24), minutes
played (2805), saves (1306), and shutouts (6).
Allen, a native of Fredericton, New Brunswick
was originally drafted by the Blues in the second round, 34th
overall, in the 2008 NHL Entry Draft.


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it doesn't play dvds mate.
will the wii be able to play back dvd 's...?
and if so what types...?
will it be able to play dvdr's??
it doesn't play dvds mate.
and in the future, through updates
well, afaik, the wii doesn't read discs in the conventional dvd player style way, so II don't think it will be possible to do it in the future, but i could easily be wrong.
I have been tryingto find out about streaming videos across my network, and will be testing Orb out tonight.
There is rumors saying a new Wii will come out soon with DVD options.
But right now, no update will work for our Wii's.
Sorry bud.
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Rashad Baker has already played a major role in getting the Eagles to the playoffs, and he just signed with the team yesterday.
Baker, a Camden native, came up with a game-clinching interception on the final day of the 2008 regular season, which made the Eagles' finale against the Dallas Cowboys meaningful.
Baker, a product of Woodrow Wilson High School and the University of Tennessee, intercepted a Jeff Garcia pass to seal visiting Oakland's upset of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. That play eliminated the Bucs from playoff contention and, combined with a Chicago loss in Houston, gave the Eagles a chance to earn an unlikely postseason berth. The Eagles, of course, trounced the Cowboys and went on to win two playoff games before losing to Arizona in the NFC title game.


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Morning after thoughts following the Syracuse Crunch's 5-3 win over Albany on Wednesday night:
- If they ever build a generic hockey statue outside the War Memorial - and that's not a bad idea - Crunch captain Dan Smith has to be the model. You look at this guy, and you think, ah, hockey player.
In all of the games I've seen this season, I can remember one bad mistake. He slid across the ice to try to block a shot by Binghamton's Ilya Zubov, and Zubov waited for him to go by and then scored.
That's it. Smith must have a computer chip in his brain that automatically assesses the situation and calls up the right move. If you want to list an all-time Crunch team in this, the franchise's 15th season, is Smith in your top pairing? Who has been a better defensive defenseman?
One note: If Syracuse does want to commission a statue, it can't have any Nike swooshes. The AHL is strictly a Reebok league.
- Speaking of Smith, and the rest of the penalty killers, whatever assistant coach Trent Cull is telling them must be sinking in. Three full 5-on-3s the last two games, unofficially two shots allowed total on them. Ponder that for a minute.
- Forward Nikita Filatov has a ton of work to do defensively, as you would expect from an 18-year-old chasing around pros for the first time. But he's so good with the puck on his stick, it almost makes you not care what he does the rest of the time.
Filatov had three assists Wednesday. The one on the insurance goal by Maksim Mayorov was pure silk. It was a two-on-one, and Filatov, on the left, waited to the precise moment of commitment by Rats goalie Justin Peters before feathering over the puck. Mayorov could have gotten out a pool stick and cued it in.
I'm trying to think of another razzle-dazzler for Syracuse who also had a hard shot that could pick a flea off a mutt at 50 feet. Hartigan, maybe? Filatov had a breakaway Wednesday, froze Peters with the anticipation of a move and then sniped a shot that was too good, hitting off the right post.
- Typically, goalie changes don't work. But Syracuse coach Ross Yates yanked Dan LaCosta at just the right time on Wednesday. Sebastian Dahm came in, and you could almost hear the Crunch thinking, if we don't start playing better we're going to get Dahm killed.
- Dahm nearly got trampled anyways. The Rats, wisely from their perspective, took advantage of every chance they had to jostle the rookie.
Dahm was a little scrambly, and gave up some real long rebounds. But there's something about him that grows on you. He's very self-assured, stopping right before the point of cockiness. He's measured in his thought process, thinks things out, has a mental gameplan for everything. If he smooths out some of the rough spots, he could be pretty good.
- Crunch enforcer Jon Mirasty challenged Albany tough guy Trevor Gillies late in the game, but Gillies declined, presumably because it was at the end of his shift. Sore hands or not, Nasty is still more than happy to dance.
- Players and coaches can't think like this, but sportswriters can. Syracuse plays Rochester and Albany a combined 20 times. That's 40 points. Syracuse is already 4-0 against those teams. Based on what I've seen so far, if the Crunch doesn't take at least 30 points total from these two teams, something is wrong.
You play who you play and the Rats' and Amerks' struggles aren't Syracuse's fault, but having so many contests against those two teams should be a huge firewall against any prolonged slump. Getting quality wins against Rockford, Binghamton, Grand Rapids and Manitoba have been extra telling so far, because it shows Syracuse is better than a team that just fattens up on the AHL's weaklings.
- Fulton's Rob Schremp has a great line for Springfield this season - ten games played, no goals, 10 assists. Ex-Blue Jacket/Cruncher Gilbert Brule has posted five goals and one assist in seven games. Syracuse visits the Falcons on Friday.
- If Syracuse is to extend its home winning streak to 17, No. 17 might be the hardest. Defending Calder Cup champ Chicago visits Saturday. Although the team lost serious firepower in Darren Haydar and Jason Krog, the defense is rallying and has allowed just 20 goals in 13 games.
Super second-year netminder Ondrej Pavelec has been recalled to Atlanta, which is a great break if he stays up. Then again, the Wolves beat Syracuse without him earlier this month, so they will be a confident bunch regardless coming into the barn on Saturday.
These are the types of games where a large, boisterous home crowd come in particularly handy. Obviously, the first-place Crunch is playing well enough to deserve backing from a 6,000-plus gate.
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Washington, Mar 12 : Though Republican presidential front-runner Mitt Romney is slightly ahead of GOP rival Rick Santorum, 35 percent to 31 percent, his campaign is aware that he has a lot of work to do to win the March 20 Illinois GOP primary.
A new Chicago Tribune/WGN-TV poll shows that Romney is, however, ahead of former House of Representatives Speaker Newt Gingrich (12 percent) and Texas Representative Ron Paul (seven percent).
Another 16 percent are undecided, the Los Angeles Times reports.
There''s room for movement ahead of Illinois primary. About 46 percent of voters said they could still change their minds before the election.
The survey of 600 confirmed registered voters likely to vote in the Illinois Republican primary was conducted Wednesday through Friday, prior to Santorum winning Kansas'' GOP caucuses.
Illinois Republican primary voters view Romney and Santorum very favorably, while voters are almost evenly divided in their feelings toward former House Speaker Gingrich and more have an unfavorable view of Paul than not.
Six in 10 GOP primary voters viewed Romney favorably, while 19 percent looked at him unfavorably. Santorum, a former Pennsylvania senator, was considered favorably by 54 percent of primary voters, while 17 percent had an unfavorable view.
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How to Read Donald Duck
Cover of the 1971 Ediciones Universitarias de Valparaiso first edition
|Ariel Dorfman
Armand Mattelart
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|Para leer al Pato Donald
|David Kunzle (English)
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How to Read Donald Duck (Spanish: Para leer al Pato Donald) is an early work critiquing popular cultural forms written by Ariel Dorfman and Armand Mattelart. It discusses the impact of comic books featuring the Walt Disney Duck cartoon characters (Donald Duck, Scrooge McDuck, etc.). The book was written and published in 1971 in Chile, then under socialist president Salvador Allende.
Dorfman and Mattelart argue that the Duck comics, particularly those featuring the ultra-rich Scrooge McDuck on international searches for treasure, take on an ideological cast that reflects and naturalises American corporate exploitation of Latin American countries. While Dorfman and Mattelart argue in the original text that this is corporate ideology of the Disney Corporation is made manifest in the comic books, David Kunzle's introduction to the 1991 English edition suggests that in the years since the book's initial publication, Dorfman had "taken a more generous view of the comics he excoriated, at least those by Carl Barks (main writer and artist of the Duck comics), whom he too recognizes as an unrivaled satirist."[1]
Thomas Andrae, a biographer of Carl Barks (the main writer of Donald Duck), criticized the claims of Dorfman and Mattelart that Disney controlled the work of every cartoonist, maintaining that cartoonists had almost completely free hands unlike those who worked in animation. He writes that Barks' cartoons include social criticism and even anti-capitalist and anti-imperialist references.[2]
- ^ Kunzle, David. 'Introduction to the English Edition (1991).' How to Read Donald Duck: Imperialist Ideology in the Disney Comic, 4th Ed.. International General, 1991, p. 17.
- ^ Andrae, Thomas (2006), Carl Barks and the Disney Comic Book: Unmasking the Myth of Modernity, Univ. Press of Mississippi, ISBN 1578068584
Further reading[edit]
- Robert Boyd. "Uncle $crooge, Imperialist" Comics Journal #138 (October 1990), pp. 52–55.
- Dana Gabbard and Geoffrey Blum. "The Color of Truth is Gray." Walt Disney's Uncle Scrooge Adventures in Color #24 (1997), pp. 23–26. Critical analysis by two experts on Carl Barks.
- David Kunzle. "The Parts That Got Left Out of the Donald Duck Book, or, How Karl Marx Prevailed over Carl Barks." http://www.english.ufl.edu/imagetext/archives/v6_2/kunzle/ Paper presented to the Marxism and Art History session of the College Art Association Meeting in Chicago, February 1976 (1977), pp. 15–22. Kunzle's experiences in doing the English-language translation.
- Tadeusz, Tietze. "Hard Racism and Soft Stalinism" Comics Journal #142 (June 1991), pp. 32–34.


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Good morning! Ruza here popping in to share a project I created with one of the newly released Meljen's Designs Stamps. I'm loving the Halloween Stamps for the September release, and Witchy Shoe Kitty was just calling out to me.
This adorable kitten was colored with my favorite product ... Copic Markers. Once the stamp was colored I applied Distress Ink around the edges, added some sparkle with a Gelly Roll Clear Star Pen and attached it to my background.
It is a little hard to believe that in a little over 1-month we will be celebrating Halloween here in the US. My brother-in-law's birthday is near Halloween so I left the sentiment off and will add a little something to the inside before I send this off.
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The big day is finally here! We are fully licensed, and will be opening our tasting room for tastes and growler fills this Thursday (TOMORROW!), Friday, and Saturday. Thursday we'll open from 3-7PM, Friday from 3-8PM, and Saturday from 12-8PM. We have GNB growlers available here, but feel free to bring your own for filling.
We'll also be taking orders for our second generation of GNB pint glasses! If you order now (instead of waiting until they come in) you get a dollar off!
We are located at 37 Milford Street Suite #3 in Hamilton (across from Ray's and next door to M&M Press. Look for the sign! Call or email if you need help finding us.
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MURDER accused Oscar Pistorius has been granted R1m bail on Friday in the Pretoria Magistrate's Court, after a week-long bid to be released from custody.
He faces a charge of murdering his girlfriend, Reeva Steenkamp, who died in a shooting in his Pretoria home on Valentine's Day last week. He has denied deliberately shooting her and said he thought there was a burglar in the house when he fired shots at the bathroom door, killing her.
He would not return to his home at Silver Woods estate in Pretoria, where the shooting occurred. Mr Pistorius was told not leave the country and was expected to hand over his travel documents to the investigating officer.
The Pretoria Magistrate's Court agreed he could pay R100,000 first and the rest of the bail amount by March 1.
The state had failed to prove that Mr Pistorius was a flight risk, magistrate Desmond Nair said in his ruling.
"I cannot find that it has been established that the accused is a flight risk," he said.
Mr Nair also said there was no evidence before him that Mr Pistorius would interfere with state witnesses, and that a Warrant Officer Hilton Botha — the investigating officer who was this week removed from the case — had not shown that Mr Pistorius had a propensity to commit violence.
Mr Pistorius sat in court with his jaw clenched and crying at times as Mr Nair provided a detailed, two-hour summary of the evidence and affidavits presented to him by the state and the defence over the past four days.
"He is mortified at the loss of Ms Steenkamp as well as the pain and suffering of her family," Mr Nair said, adding that Mr Pistorius stood by his version of events and believed a trial would show he did not mean to murder Steenkamp.
However, Mr Nair said: "I have difficulty in appreciating why the accused did not ascertain the whereabouts of his girlfriend when he got out of the bed."
Other "problems" the magistrate had with Mr Pistorius's version of how Steenkamp was shot through the bathroom included why he had not first checked who was in the toilet, and why he would have further ventured into danger in the toilet. "To my mind, what if he came out and the intruder was waiting for him?" asked Mr Nair.
The magistrate read out summaries of evidence from Mr Pistorius's friends to say how much in love he and Steenkamp had been.
Mr Nair also said he had ordered that Mr Pistorius be kept in a police cell instead of prison during his bail application to avoid delays in his consultations with his counsel.
"I do, however, wish to stress that I am not creating any precedent," he said.
The evidence presented in court this week was based on an initial report of the crime scene, and the point of the application was to determine whether Mr Pistorius — who did not testify — should be granted bail.
'Probable' actions
On Friday morning, Mr Nair heard submissions from the state and Mr Pistorius's defence.
The Paralympic and Olympic athlete's lawyer, Barry Roux, said his client's actions after the shooting of Steenkamp had been "probable".
Explaining the "frantic moment" when Mr Pistorius realised Steenkamp was not in bed after she was shot in the bathroom, Adv Roux said it was "probable" that he ran downstairs to unlock the front door to let help in, after he had phoned the residential estate manager.
"These are the facts. There is nothing improbable about that," he said.
Adv Roux also said Mr Pistorius's alleged intention to kill a burglar could not be turned into an intention to kill his girlfriend. "The question here is, how would a reasonable person have acted under the circumstances?"
Referring to the state's submission that Mr Pistorius was a flight risk, Adv Roux said: "It's difficult for this man to disappear from this Earth. It would be difficult for him to go through airport security ... His legs need adjustment every month."
Adv Roux said every time his client went through airport security, there was a commotion and "security bells go off".
He added: "It's far more difficult for a person in the position of the applicant with his known difficulties because he is easier to be identified."
Prosecutor Gerrie Nel turned down an offer to address the court again, saying he could go on "forever" in his argument opposing bail.
Earlier in the day, Adv Nel said Mr Pistorius's disability did not make him different from anyone else accused of a crime.
"The fact that he has prostheses does not make him different. If somebody with a disability commits a crime, we don't see it differently," he said. "If this applicant can live in South Africa with his prostheses, he can live anywhere."
Adv Nel also said the "degree of violence present in this case is horrific", adding that the court should not do "lip service" to reducing crimes against women.
"Even the president said in his state of the nation address we should prioritise violence against women," said the prosecutor.
Media coverage
Mr Nair started his ruling on Friday by explaining his decision on limiting media coverage of the court proceedings.
He cited previous legal precedent and said it was time for the court to embrace the principal of open justice. Electronic media created difficulties, however, for the principle of open justice.
Mr Nair said electronic media could "distort proceedings" through an intense impact on the viewer, compared with print media and editing, which could convey an inaccurate reflection of what happened. This was "particularly dangerous" given that audio recordings did not disclose the fact of editing.
He also noted photographers and cameramen "zooming in, zooming in on the accused, flashing at will — and I have on my own witnessed this happening".
He said: "The applicant sometimes comes out of the police cells, stands in the dock, and perhaps unintentionally a large contingent of photographers and journalists flash at him and it does raise (the impression) that the accused is perhaps some kind of species that the world has not seen before."
New investigator
On Thursday, W/O Botha, the lead investigator, was removed from the case after it was revealed that he faced seven charges of attempted murder himself.
It is alleged that in 2009, W/O Botha and two other officers, while drunk, fired at a minibus taxi carrying seven passengers.
National police commissioner Riyah Phiyega quickly announced the removal of W/O Botha from the high-profile case, saying: "We do not lynch people. Botha is still a member of the South African Police Service. He is still working. He is not suspended."
The commissioner said Lt-Gen Vinesh Moonoo would now lead the investigation.
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This is a Public Service Announcement.
Swedes, Americans, and the rest of the world, please take note that New York is a state, not a city. New York City is a city and no matter how much the people bitch, they're still going to be part of the state of New York.
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Being from New York, it becomes annoying when people say, "I love New York City."
Me: No, "I'm from New York. The State. You know?"
Confused fool: Blank stare.
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New York Staters are in danger from being wiped out by city folk. Please save us.
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A worthy public announcement.
It could be worse. You could be from Washington…State.
Lol, I agree. My mom is from upstate NY and people always ask her if shes from NYC. She did live there for a few years in her 20s though…
As for the poster above, I'm from Washington… State of course. I never liked it when people ask me if I am from Washington, DC. I't's totally different and on opposite sides of the country.
Why don't you just say you're from the same state as NYC? It's a bit much to expect that everyone in the world should know all the American states when it's not like Americans know all the provinces in Sweden, or even Canada.
I do say that. Although most people don't understand there's a difference between New York State and New York City. And when that happens, I don't bother to explain anymore.


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Don't soak it. Rinse it and brine it in salt water. That will pull some of the sugar out without making the meat soggy and weird.
Ya, store marinades are so nasty and sugary! I like the idea of using fruit in a marinade though, I'll have to give that a shot.


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Herb paste: In a blender make a paste of spring onions, basil, green chillies, coriander and chives.
Sauce paste: In a bowl mix chilli tomato ketchup, mustard and mayonnaise.
Egg mixture: In another bowl whisk egg whites with a little salt. Add the herb paste.
Take a bread slice. Apply the sauce paste and place 2 cheese slices. Place another sauce smothered bread. Repeat. Chill for 2-3 minutes.
Dip the bread-cheese-sauce sandwich in the egg mixture.
In a pan add some olive oil and cook the french toast till golden brown on both sides.
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My girl friend Mary didn't want sex last night, but I scrunged in her pussy anyway.
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Here is a ridiculously simple project to get you in the Halloween spirit.
Last year I paid $5 for a ghost barrette for my daughter...and we lost it. So I figured I could go out and find another one, or I could make about ten of them for $5 (and probably an additional 10 for all of her friends).
Start by purchasing some generic metal hair clips. I purchased a whole package of them for $3 at Sally Beauty Supply.
I then purchased varying sizes of ribbon. For the body of the ghost I used 1 1/2" thick.
Glue the thinner white ribbon around the outside and up the middle of one side of the clip. I used a quick drying glue so I was not stuck holding it in place for more than a few seconds.
(You could actually skip this step entirely if you purchased the clip with the ribbon already on it, you can find numerous colors at Hobby Lobby)
Cut the body of your ghost using the large ribbon. Create the bow by crisscrossing equal lengths of thin ribbons. Glue into place.
Glue on the eyes.
You can then glue your prepared clip to the back of your ghost.
Or you can glue the ghost directly to the it side of a headband. I picked up a few black and orange plain satin ones for $1 each at Walmart.
So there you have it, five minutes from start to finish.
Pretty spooktacular if you ask me.
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The British government is proposing a new law that would require microchips in dogs and pet owners to carry canine insurance.
British officials argue that the new rules are meant to target irresponsible owners, saying the micro-chips will help to track and control dangerous canines.
But others argue it penalizes innocent dog owners.
British lawmaker Nick Herbert said the proposal risked "penalizing millions of law-abiding dog owners with the blunt instrument of a dog tax."
The national health service says the number of dog attacks has tripled since 1991. Each chip will have a number and be implanted under the dog's skin and costs between 10 pounds ($15) and 35 pounds ($52).
Sevearl European countries - including Norway, Switzerland, Austria, Croatia, Italy and Portugal - have introduced mandatory microchipping rules in the past few years France requires that some breeds either be chipped or tattooed. E
Mandatory dog insurance, regardless of the breed, is already in place in parts of Germany and Switzerland.
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A guitar distortion pedal dating to the 60's. Synonymous with Jimi Hendrix.
Man, the way Jimi cranked that Fuzz Face fucking blew my mind.
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a man with stubble or an unkempt beard
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If you resemble Fuzz in any way. (Fuzz is a guy with fuzz hair :|)
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Laura Young, public relations manager for the Valencia hospital, said more than 200 people attended the event.
"We want to be open," she said, adding that they hoped no concern would be unanswered.
Young said she knew of four people who initially came in against the plan and, afterward, ended up leaving in favor of the proposal, which they illustrated by signing their name on the list of hospital expansion supporters.
As for the ice cream and snacks, Young said Newhall Memorial wanted to give people a refreshment for coming.
"We always like having a fun event," she said.
As attendees ate their ice cream on the warm Saturday afternoon, the indoor pavilion area of the hospital featured 10 supporters of Newhall Memorial's expansion who fielded questions.
Wearing badges with the phrase "ask me," the supporters, which included Newhall Memorial officials, discussed the master plan in front of hospital renderings and poster boards outlining the expansion.
Roger Seaver, president and CEO of the hospital, was one of the people who addressed concerns.
"Historically, there's been a lot of misinformation," Seaver said, while standing in front of the visual representation of the expansion. "And we don't benefit from that."
Seaver said that the 15-year plan is not "complex."
"People really need to understand it and the need for it," he said.
The $300 million master plan would add 327,000 square-feet to the existing 340,000 square-foot hospital campus. The plan would create three medical office buildings, an inpatient tower with 120 beds and parking structures.
As visitors snacked on the sweet treats and walked to each of the posters, some reacted well to the plans, while others weren't so pleased.
Bill Reynolds and his wife Meg, said they were curious about the ice cream social and attended the event as concerned citizens who live in the neighborhood near the hospital's campus.
Meg Reynolds said that they would like to see Newhall Memorial expand, but they question the "magnitude of it" and the proposed medical office buildings, which she called "too many and too tall."
Kathy Mink, a RN at the hospital and Valencia resident, brought her family to the ice cream social.
While she considers herself a supporter of the plan, she attended the event to get a "look at the other side" and learn about why people were against the expansion.
As for her thoughts on the expansion she said, "We need more beds in the hospital. The population is growing and we just need more room to give the community care."


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|October 12, 2014
|Date Posted
|August 20, 2014
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Responsible leadership role over Public Safety for certified Police Officer with eight or more years of police operations management experience. Will develop, implement, and manage policies and programs for campus safety and crime reduction, campus police services, security, law enforcement programs, police service planning, organizational development, and community relations. Ensures continuity and quality customer service between University departments and community. This is an appointed position serving at the pleasure of the administration.
Our police officers patrol the campus 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and conduct follow up investigations on hundreds of cases each year. They provide any law enforcement related services needed on campus. Our officers are fully certified Utah state police officers. The department maintains a 24 hour e911 answering point for campus emergencies, and is the alarm answering point for hundreds of campus alarms annually. Calls for police or security service are answered by our dispatch office, which is always staffed and ready to respond to requests for help or service.
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COMPENSATION: This is a senior-level position in the administration reporting directly to the University's Chief Business Officer. Therefore, salary will be commensurate with experience and qualifications. Strong benefit package including tuition reduction program, retirement and health plan options.
RESPONSIBILITIES: Responsible for planning, organizing, directing and coordinating public safety activities and operations for the University of Utah in conjunction with the Chief Business Officer and/or law enforcement officials in concurrent jurisdictions. Maintains liaison with the University community. Directs the management of sworn police, security, and civilian personnel.
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After quite sometime without DLC or any giant updates to Gran Turismo, Sony and Polyphony Digital will release free updates along with some paid DLC within a few weeks (no official date has been provided yet).
The biggest changes within the free updates is that all cars will now have the ability to drive in a detailed first person mode. The level of detail with the interior will depend on the vehicle but it is nice to see that this update will give all cars this view as it is one of the more popular view styles within the GT5 community.
The free update will also include updated 2011 NASCAR cars, faster loading times offline and online, adjustable AI for arcade racing, save points for longer races and weather adjustment for each track through a slider method.
Of course it won't all be free as there will be a paid DLC bundle within the next few weeks that include new cars and tracks but that information has not been detailed yet by Sony and Polyphony. With the new edition of Forza coming out soon on the Xbox 360 it is a very smart move to get this released to avoid people leaving GT5 for a new experience.
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A muscular organ shaped like an upside-down pear, with a thick lining and muscular walls. It contains some of the strongest muscles in the female body. These muscles are able to expand and contract to accommodate a growing fetus and then help push the baby out during labor.
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> the following
> squid (as proxy)
> iptables (for transparent proxy and to route non-http traffic)
> dhcp (to allocate users auto ip and configuration )
> if i only use squid then i can provide user authentication, but in the
> above situation using iptables and dhcp i have no control, on which
> user should have access to internet and which not. no. of clients is
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