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In the early 90s, Mark Whitacre (Damon), a biochemist at an agrichemical firm, liaises with the FBI to root out a possible industrial spy then reveals that his employers are involved in a price-fixing cartel. While gathering evidence, Mark gradually re
Everyone in this country is a victim of corporate crime by the time they finish breakfast," declares a whistleblower as he tries hard to get the government (and audiences of this film) interested in financial shenanigans in the international wheat-extract business. As hot-button topics go, the price of lysine isn't exactly the sort of thing Michael Crichton or John Grisham — personal heroes of informant-fantasist/till-dipper Mark Whitacre — would choose as the departure point for a paranoid thriller, which hints at why Steven Soderbergh takes a lighter approach than, say, Michael Mann did in The Insider. There are no besuited hitmen or suspicious one-car accidents here, though Whitacre is so exasperating that the temptation to have him whacked must have been almost irresistible. In most whistleblower stories, tension comes from investigators trying to get a compromised witness to talk — here, once the tap is on, the informant simply won't shut up, digging deeper holes for everyone involved with each revelation or bizarre lie.
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However, the star isn't just physically disguised as he breaks brilliantly with anything he's done in his career to play a man who looks in the mirror and convinces himself that he sees Jason Bourne. Indeed, Whitacre wishes so hard that he were cool and honourable that it takes a while for others to wonder about his statements — his unshakeable faith that his company will promote him when he's seen several board members go to jail — or tell-tale signs of his own dubious activity, like the sports cars in his garage, and discern the dangerously deluded character they're dealing with.
Soderbergh builds the film around the character and the performance, with a breezy Bond knock-off score from Marvin Hamlisch (of The Spy Who Loved Me fame) and a colourful, wry style. In fact, the film is almost too wound up in its lead's world, short-changing those around him — especially the excellent Melanie Lynskey as Whitacre's supportive wife, whose degree of complicity in his extravagant lies remains vague, though she gets one marvellous late-film moment as a single tear marks the point when she has to cry "enough". Though Whitacre sees everyone as a stooge, Soderbergh has a knack for filling bit parts with welcome players who carry slightly naff but enduring bits of film history, making room for Clancy Brown (Highlander), Candy Clark (American Graffiti), Tom Wilson (Back To The Future) and Frank Welker (the current voice of Scooby-Doo).
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On October 3rd, Sheriff's Corporal George Edings took a report from a man who owns property at the end of Panoramic Place in rural Mountain Home. The victim is the owner of the 1964 Ford pickup. The victim reported that he has discovered that during the preceding week, he found that several items had been stolen off this truck. The victim stated that the engine, transmission, doors, and several body parts had been stolen, as well as some corrugated sheet metal that was on his property.
On October 5th, Sheriff's Investigator Drayton McDaniel was informed that the victim had gone to S. & L. Recycling in Mountain Home and identified the transmission and motor from his truck, as well as one of the stolen doors. Investigator McDaniel utilized the "Leads On Line" system to help develop a suspect who had been selling items such as these to S. & L. Recycling. This business was contacted and cooperated with the investigation by providing copies of sales tickets where the suspect had sold items there and license information on the suspect and vehicles he had come in. A second suspect was also identified through this process.
On October 8th, these suspects were brought to the Criminal Investigation Division offices for interview. Both of them admitted to taking the items and scrapping them out.
JOHN S. PLEWKA, 40 years old of rural Mountain Home, and DANIEL SCHAEFER, 33 years old of rural Mountain Home, were both charged with Misdemeanor Theft of Property. They were cited to appear in Baxter County District Court for November 17th.
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The NFL detailed its negotiating positions for a new CBA in the hours following the NFLPA's decertification Friday afternoon.
Now the (former) union has responded in kind, calling its response "The Truth" as stated by executive director DeMaurice Smith.
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Here it is:
This has been a long and arduous process. Many of our players are tired. I am tired. We have worked hard as a player leadership for two years to prevent this moment.
To the fans, we are sorry it came to this today. You deserve better. I am truly sorry. The players are sorry. Our players – YOUR players – left everything they had at the table. I have asked them for two years to commit themselves to this process. I have asked them as businessmen in the business of football to commit to leading their teammates through this process. I have asked them to leave their families, be at every meeting, review every document and engage in every part of negotiations. They exceeded every expectation. They should be proud and hold their heads high for their leadership.
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As businessmen, we asked the owners two years ago to consider two basic tenets to getting a fair deal: financial transparency and the health and safety of our players. Financial transparency would help us reach a compromise. Even until the last moment, we were rebutted. And as for health and safety, that's a non-negotiable issue. To our players, I will not ever yield on this point. There is no price tag for your arms, legs, backs, necks, shoulders and brains.
To our forefathers: Radovich, White, Mackey, McNeil, Duerson and Powell; I want you to know that the torch has been passed to Brady, Brees, Manning, Vrabel, Umenyiora, Leber, Mankins, Robison, Jackson, and a brave young Aggie prospect named Von Miller. The measure of our Association is the men and their families who fight for the only thing they can bestow to each other: a better game, a safer game, and a recognition from those who own for common respect.
This is the only inheritance we can provide to the men who play, their families and those who have served before and after us.
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Austrian artist Maria Lassnig has spent nearly 70 years creating portraits around one thing: how to convey what she feels inside. It's a process she calls "body awareness," and dozens of her self-meditations are now on display at MoMa's PS1 in Long Island City.
Her work ranges from dark, realistic portraits, to abstract, colorful expressions. Steven Henry Madoff chairs the master's Curatorial Practice program at the School of Visual Arts, where Lassnig studied animation in the 1970s. He said the sheer volume of her work is impressive.
"In the split-second era of the 'selfie,' Lassnig invests what feels like a thousand years of thoughtfulness," he said.
Madoff said Lassnig's work has been associated with several different art movements over the course of her lifetime.
"You do see changes that take place from a much more controlled kind of realism in the early work to something which is much looser, much more personal, much more expressive, as time goes on," he said.
Lassnig is still a working artist, at the age of 95. Her work is on display at PS1 through May 25.
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Students would learn more about "life skills" rather than just focus on traditional subjects and academic results under a State Government revamp of the Victorian curriculum.
In a move that could radically shift the way students are taught, the Government wants to overhaul the curriculum for preps to year 10 students to ensure that schools encourage more creative thinking, communication, problem solving and teamwork.
Education Minister Lynne Kosky said the current system focused too heavily on subject content and not enough on helping students develop skills that would boost their employment prospects and prepare them for life outside school.
"It's not enough to ensure... that students meet minimum levels of competence and that students are literate and numerate," Ms Kosky said.
"We must ensure that underlying skills such as communication and thinking creatively are developed."
The Victorian Curriculum and Assessment Authority is conducting a review of the curriculum and standards framework, which sets the guidelines for what can be taught in schools.
Ms Kosky issued a discussion paper yesterday arguing for a more flexible curriculum that emphasised greater personal skills, values, and community involvement.
As part of the revamp, the Government also wants to give parents more information about their children's progress and take the confusion out of school reports.
It is also planning to create two residential schools similar to the Alpine School at Dinner Plain, where year 9 students spend a term focusing on community-based projects, leadership and self-development instead of studying traditional subjects.
Ms Kosky said she was particularly concerned about keeping year 9 and 10 students engaged in school, as this was the period when students were most likely to lose interest or drop out.
"Many teachers say that it's in these years that the current (curriculum) framework shows its greatest limitations," she said.
"A focus of year 9 should be on students moving into adulthood, to become active members and participants in a world outside school as well as with the school community."
Australian Education Union branch president Mary Bluett agreed that a new curriculum was needed because the current model was too prescriptive and limited teachers' ability to tailor classes to meet individual students' needs.
"There's an enormous amount of content detail and almost a 'check-list' approach for teachers having to complete all the strands, rather than looking at what the most appropriate needs are for the student," Ms Bluett said.
Jacinta Cashen, president of the Victorian Council of School Organisations, said schools were "not just about literacy and numeracy".
They should encourage students to think on a deeper level, she said.
Parents Victoria president Gail McHardy said: "It's so important that our sons and daughters do leave school as independent learners and with the skills to be able to learn further in their lives."
While Mrs McHardy acknowledged that providing young people with life skills was the responsibility of parents, schools also had to play a part.
Victorian Curriculum and Assessment Authority chief executive Michael White said draft changes to the curriculum, which would be unveiled later this year, would set out "essential learning" guidelines for government and non-government schools.
But he added that the changes would build on, and not fully replace, the existing curriculum and standards framework.
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"Alert/Nervous GSD 4 1/2 yr old GSD" ! Kennel or New Petsitter? Advice please
Our GSD is very well behaved at home where there are no other dogs or children. He of course loves and protects his family and those he knows who are regular visitors. Strangers are just that - STRANGERS.
We have had the same petsitter since he was a puppy but she has moved away and we are planning a 2 week sun vacation in late Jan-Feb.
The most compatabile pet sitter I have found has absolutely no experience with GSD's and I am afraid my dog - who is a bit on the reactive/nervous side - will scare the liver out of her. There do not seem to be any in home GSD Caregivers around. She is used to boarding golden retrievers and labs with the odd ****su thrown in.
Our other option is a kennel. We had an extremely bad experience with a different kennel and our last dog, so it is still difficult to see this as a viable option - but this one looks much nicer - they even have theme suites and video cameras in the suites. The dogs are not put out together but are exercised individually daily. All have good sized individual indoor spaces and outdoor runs (we are touring it Sat am). It looks great, but I worry that he will be lonely or that he won't "take" to the staff and will treat them as strangers and be very defensive with them.
Another plus for the kennel would be that if we are having people to the lake in the summer who have children (he is frightened of children and reacts badly), it would possibly be more readily available that perhaps this sitter who only ever takes one dog at a time.
With the home situation I know he would be loved and cuddled, but I worry that he won't be in the kennel - particularly if he is showing his gruff exterior side and not his "i'm really a suck" side. Also, if he gets a new person every day - that will be difficult
Any advice? Has anyone else had these concerns? What would you choose?
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I came to my forever home at 8 weeks of age. an old farm house full of shelties! they were kinda cute, but so noisey!
my job was to stand behind them and look tough. dad worked alot of hours, mom was home alone.the shelties may bark alot, but they are not very scary.
what most people didn`t know was I was a big softie! so while they were freaking out over me, Winnie would sneak up behind and bite them.she was the mean one. she didn`t like anyone. she was my best friend. we tag teamed well together.
but the only thing I ever beat up was 5 gallon buckets. my favorite toy!
I also liked going around the barn&corncrib with mom and dad. when the snow got to deep for mom I would plow her a path so she could feed her pony.
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All Directors are required to submit themselves for re-election at least every 3 years and new Directors are subject to election by Shareholders at the first opportunity following their appointment.
As a Company quoted on AIM, a market operated by the London Stock Exchange, the Company is not required to comply with the UK Corporate Governance Code (the "Code"). However, the Group has complied with the provisions of the Code with the following exceptions:
Following amendments to the Company's Articles of Association in 2008 to reflect certain provisions of the Companies Act 2006 relating to conflicts of interest that came into force on 1 October 2008, the Board will follow a specific procedure when deciding whether to authorise a conflict or potential conflict of interest. Firstly, only independent Directors (i.e. those that have no interest in the matter under consideration) will be able to take the relevant decision. Secondly, in taking the decision the Directors must act in a way they consider, in good faith, will be most likely to promote the Company's success. In addition, the Directors will be able to impose limits or conditions when giving authorisation if they think this is appropriate. It remains the Board's intention to report annually on the Company's procedures for ensuring that the Board's power of authorisation of conflicts are operated effectively and that procedures have been followed.
The Board meets in formal session regularly, usually once each month, and members are supplied with financial and operational information in good time for scrutiny in advance of these meetings.
Matters which are reserved to the Board for specific consideration and decision include:
Matters are delegated to Board Committees, individual Directors or executive management where appropriate. The Directors believe the Board is soundly constituted although, at this stage of the Group's development, it is felt the functions of a Nominations Committee can be adequately fulfilled by deliberation of the full Board; this will nevertheless be kept under review.
The Audit Committee comprises Karl Monaghan (Chairman) and Mike Adams. The Group Finance Director and representatives of the external auditors attend meetings by invitation as required. The Committee meets at least twice each year and receives reports from the Company's management and external auditors relating to the annual and interim accounts and the accounting and internal control systems throughout the Group. The Committee has direct and unrestricted access to the external auditors and reviews all services being provided by them to evaluate their independence and objectivity, taking into consideration relevant professional and regulatory requirements in order to ensure that said independence and objectivity are not impaired by the provision of permissible, non-audit services. Details of the amount paid to the external auditors during the year, for audit and other services, are set out in note 6 to the financial statements.
The remuneration committee comprises 2 Non-Executive Directors, Karl Monaghan (Chairman) and Mike Adams, meet at least twice each year.
Its principal duties are to review the scale and structure of the remuneration and service contracts for Executive Directors and Senior Management and it also administers the Company's share option schemes.
The composition and role of the Remuneration Committee is set out in the Remuneration Report on pages 22 to 23. Also detailed in that report are Directors' remuneration, shareholdings and share option scheme information.
A key Group strategy is to attract and retain talented and committed personnel, at every level of the organisational hierarchy and the Committee aims to foster remuneration philosophy, policies and procedures to achieve this.
The Group operates in a highly competitive environment. For the Group to continue to compete successfully, it is essential that the level of remuneration and benefits offered achieve the objectives of attracting, retaining, motivating and rewarding the necessary high calibre of individuals at all levels across the Group.
The Group therefore sets out to provide competitive remuneration to all its employees, appropriate to the business environment in the market in which it operates. To achieve this, the remuneration package is based upon the following principles:
The remuneration strategy is designed to be in line with the Group's fundamental values of fairness, competitiveness and to support the Group's corporate strategy. A cohesive reward structure consistently applied and with links to corporate performance, is seen as critical in ensuring attainment of the Group's strategic goals.
The care governance and safeguarding committee is appointed by the Board and comprises at least 3 Board members as well as appropriate independent members. Current memberships Mike Adams (Chairman), Michael Hill.
The committee's principal duties are to closely examine and pursue improvements to all matters relating to care governance and the safeguarding of those we support, including oversight of the Health and Safety committee. The committee is further described on this link. (link)
The Board appreciates that effective communication with the Company's Shareholders and the investment community as a whole is a key objective.
The views of both institutional and private Shareholders are important, and these can be varied and wide-ranging, as is their interest in the Company's strategy, reputation and performance. The Executive Chairman has overall responsibility for ensuring this communication is effectively discharged and for making the Board fully aware of key Shareholders' views, comments and opinions.
Contact with investors throughout the year is a priority and the Board strives to look after their interests. General presentations to major Shareholders following the publication of the Group's annual and interim results are conducted by the Executive Chairman and the Group Finance Director as are regular meetings through the year with fund managers and investment analysts.
Robust year-on-year dividend growth is an objective and all Shareholders are encouraged to attend the Company's Annual General Meeting, which all Board members attend, as this provides an opportunity to address questions to the Directors.
The Group's annual and interim reports are sent to all Shareholders and all results, Company announcements and related investor information can be accessed via the Group's website.
The Board is ultimately responsible for the Group's system of internal controls and for reviewing its effectiveness. The role of management is to implement Board policies on risk and control. The system of internal controls is designed to manage rather than eliminate the risk of failure of the achievement of business objectives. In pursuing these objectives, internal controls can only provide reasonable and not absolute assurance against material misstatement or loss. The recent challenging business climate has resulted in a sustained focus on the approach to risk. The Directors consider robust risk management to be crucial to the Group's success and give a high priority to ensuring that adequate systems are in place to evaluate and limit risk exposure. They have overseen the further development of processes and procedures for identifying, analysing and managing the significant risks faced by the Group. The processes and procedures are regularly reviewed by the Board.
A process of control and hierarchical reporting provides for a documented and auditable trail of accountability. These procedures are relevant across all Group operations: they provide for successive assurances to be given at increasingly higher levels of management and, finally, to the Board.
The processes used by the Board to review the effectiveness of the system of internal controls include the following:
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OGDEN, Utah – After leading Northern Arizona to a 7-0 sweep of Idaho State on Monday, sophomore Hugo Ramadier has been named Big Sky Men's Tennis Player of the Week, the conference announced Wednesday. The award is the first of the season for Ramadier and the NAU men's tennis program.
Ramadier has paced the team at No. 1 singles all season and picked up his fourth singles win of the year on Monday. The sophomore from Rome, Italy battled Idaho State's Danel Barrenechea at the top singles position, cruising to a 6-1, 6-3 victory. At No. 1 doubles, Ramadier paired with Lumberjack junior Josh Brown for an 8-6 win over Idaho State's Diego Cavalcanti and Dakota Pate, as NAU was perfect on the day in both singles and doubles. Ramadier, who was an All-Big Sky second team selection as a freshman in 2010, improved to 2-0 in both singles and doubles in Big Sky play this season.
The Lumberjacks return to action on Friday, starting a weekend of road matches at Santa Clara, Nevada and Sacramento State.


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Cadence Academic Network Contributors
The Microelectronics Students' Group (uSG) is an initiative carried by students from the Master degree in Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) at FEUP. The main goals of this group is to stimulate the interest of ECE students in the areas of semiconductor design technology throughout a well-structured working environment as extra-curricular activity. The group activities include not only, but mainly, the design of Radio-Frequency (RF) and mixed-signal CMOS circuits, from the early phase of schematic, covering all the typical design flow up to the layout and manufacturing.
Currently, the group has more than twenty students at different stages of their studies working together in a variety of integrated-circuit (IC) design projects. Besides the true team environment in the IC design activities, other initiatives of this student group are focused on workshops in which the initial design steps and tools usage are presented to younger members (and even to college students), development of projects in information technology, promotion of several topics for discussion through seminars. Some of these initiatives are summarized in this webpage.
The uSG is proud to contribute in the Cadence Academic Network. Since its beginning, the students' group has been using Cadence tools for education purposes and throughout all the design phases of IC designs, frequently trying to achieve the best usage from deep understanding of each CAD tool.
"Joining the Cadence Academic Network is very important for our Microelectronics Students' Group, both for the support we get and for the incentive it means to promote state-of-art knowledge and activity." Prof. Pedro Guedes de Oliveira, Head of the department of ECE.
At FEUP, IC design tools are introduced at an advanced phase of the present Masters Programme in ECE, right following the two courses on fundamental electronics (Electronics I and Electronics II). There are several majors in which IC tools are used for education purposes in different courses. Among the major of Telecommunications, Electronics and Computers, the ECE Programme offers the following courses:
- Electronics III – In this course the students are introduced to the design and simulation of analog circuits by using CAD tools covering the typical analog IC design flow.
- VLSI Circuit Design – Provides the students with basic knowledge about the technological aspects of digital CMOS integrated circuits and the corresponding design techniques, so that they are able to specify, design and implement CMOS ICs.
- Digital Systems Design – This course aims to endow students with technological knowledge and methodologies to design complex digital systems, in order to develop microelectronic technologies and reconfigurable digital systems.
- RF and microwave engineering – The course covers the fundamentals of electronic design in RF and microwave telecommunications with a practical perspective through the realization of laboratory electronic projects.
- Design of Integrated Circuits for Communications – This course aims to complement students' training in analogue electronics in cable or wireless communication systems.
In the uSG, in its relatively short existence, the student members have already achieved some awards, some of which:
- "Fastest Full Custom Layout Designer of the Year," in 2nd EMEA Student Design Contest, May 2009.
- "TSMC Design Contest in 90nm LP MS/RF," by Europractice, Oct 2009.
Design interests
The uSG has been focused on RF and mixed-signal designs, particularly in wireless communication ICs (see IEEE R8 News Dec. 2009 for a brief reference on our work). There have been also several MsC Thesis that started and were successfully developed within the uSG activities. For example, some CMOS designs developed by MsC students at early stages of their studies are: RF frequency synthesizers, parametric polyphase filters, switched-mode RF power amplifiers, adaptive SC filters, Delta-Sigma converters, RF front-ends, etc.
More references to these and other works can be found here. All the figures shown along this webpage are screenshots taken from students' designs developed in projects funded by the University of Porto that have been sent for manufacturing. We are absolutely convinced that this type of work covering all design stages when developed as a team brings a great value in education of our future IC engineers.
Workshops and Seminars
There two main concerns frequently addressed in the activities promoted by the uSG. One is the necessary training required to include new members in the group. During the year, some workshops are promoted focusing the basic steps on IC design and tools usage. Some information is published in tutorials. Some examples can be found here.
The other concern is interaction with semiconductor industry. Along the year several seminars are proposed together with experienced people from industry covering a wide range of topics, e.g. power management, data conversion, circuit synthesis, or even topics related with entrepreneurship or business models. An interesting list of seminars can be found here.
Contact information
Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
Faculty of Engineering – University of Porto
Rua Dr. Roberto Frias, s/n 4200-465 Porto
office phone: +351 22 508 1477, +351 22 5574199 (ext:3230)
e-mail: candidoduarte [at] fe.up.pt, cduarte [at] usgroup.eu


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We know that two members of The Colourist, Adam Castilla and Maya Tuttle, used to play together in another band called Paper Thin Walls. So how did you actually become a group after that situation was over?
Maya: We actually couldn't find a singer at first, so out of necessity, we laid down our own vocals over the new song ideas. Neither of us ever sang in our old group (I played drums, Adam played guitar), so it was exciting but semi-scary new territory. With Justin: he's been a friend for a while and helped out our old group. Apparently, he didn't play any instruments before The Colourist, but we never would have known because he is a lightning fast learner with an extreme passion for music. As for Kollin: Adam knew him through another local indie band in which Kollin clearly had the longest and best hair. When we first met, Adam brought Kollin to our Colourist practice and trickily told me that Kollin came from a Van Halen cover band called "Von Holland" and that we should probably add 2 minute guitar tapping solos to every song from now on. Fortunately (or maybe unfortunately!) that Von Holland story wasn't true, but that's how our The Colourist came to be. Each of us in carries an equally heavy load of creative weight in this band — we're all songwriters, key musicians, equal players in everything we do.
When a lot of music fans see the spelling of your name? Specifically the "u" in Colourist, they assume you are a British band. Why did you choose that name?
Maya: A friend making a student film mentioned that she "needed the colourist to work on it." We were intrigued by the idea of a colourist: someone whose job is solely to add and manipulate the color of film, art, etc — and, by doing so, controls the mood of the work. As for the foreign spelling, it was an aesthetic choice…it just looked cool. Sometimes bands take vowels out of their names. We decided to add an extra one.
The other thing that a lot of people first notice about your band is that you only have one female Maya in the band, but she's the drummer! Was that done intentionally when the band was first put together to stir things up, or is that just how things worked out?
Maya: I guess my role is non-traditional, which is rad, but it's also something all of us were more or less oblivious to at the start. I mean, I'm playing drums because I love them. I've played them since I was a kid, marching band and all! I'm not playing drums because anyone told me it'd attract attention. One time this guy came up to us and said, "it's great you guys are trying the girl drummer thing because they tried the girl bassist thing in the 80s and it didn't work!" I heard that and realized that because I'm not a dude (the "norm" for rock musicians, it seems), that some people will wrongly assume I'm playing my instrument for novelty's sake. Not me. I do what I do because I love it and feel it and, honestly, I hope more and more women continue to pick up instruments and express themselves through music. This year, Lorde amazed us all and rose up to become the first female in 17 years to top the alternative rock chart. She made us so proud, yet it shocked us to realize it had been so long since a woman had done that. The alt/rock scene needs more ladies.
To the guys in The Colourist, Adam, Justin Wagner, and Kollin Johannsen, do you ever get jealous of all the attention that Maya receives from fans, the press, etc.? Or are you protective of her when it comes to all the attention she gets?
Justin: Definitely not jealous of all the attention she gets (although we do love to tease her). She's an amazing drummer with a beautiful voice and deserves every bit of attention. You can't not praise talent. As far as being protective: you're damn right we look out for her. Not that she needs it. She's a tough cookie. But sometimes you gotta call in the back up when people cross over into creeper mode. 😉
You've described your sound as "majestic rock" in the past. What exactly does that mean?
Kollin: I'm sure we said the word "majestic" because it sounded or looked cool, along the same lines of why we put the "u" in our name. Looking back, we probably sound super conceited, it's not like we think our sound reflects the image of an eagle soaring over the grand canyon or anything. We are really excited.
You got the opportunity to play at Coachella for the first time earlier this year. What was that experience like for you? How did it help the band?
Maya: Coachella was amazing. All our lives, we'd only ever been there as spectators. To go as an artist was an incredible feeling. We even had to drive through the night to get to our set (we had a late show in San Francisco the night before), but the near exhaustion was worth it. The Coachella stage is like a world stage in many ways. The audience is such a diverse sampling of music fans. In our months of touring since then, we've run into so many people that discovered us at Coachella! Even as far away as Toronto. The impact was huge for us.
Your single, "Little Games," has really taken off over the course of the last few months. Why do you think the song is connecting with so many people?
Kollin: Well the commercial helped, that's for damn sure. We were super lucky to get that opportunity. I think people are connecting with it because, sonically, it's an immediate and concise song. It's pretty low-fat so people don't feel bored or unhealthy while they are jogging with it playing through their minidisc player. We are adding the fat to our live show. Lyrically, I think a lot of people can relate to the relationship aspect of it. Even though it gives off the romantic break up vibe at first listen, it's not necessarily just that: there's a broader message to it. I think everyone has been strung along until they finally say "it's time to move on," whether it be your gf/bf, your boss, a stranger, a car salesman, a teacher, tryouts for Step Up 8, yourself, your friends, anything that involves another personality that you are done dealing with. That's what we hope people connect with.
What is it like to hear "Little Games" on the new AT&T Nokia Lumia 1020 commercial that's in heavy rotation right now? Can you believe that this song that you created is being played every day on TV?
Maya: It's surreal. I remember us all huddled on the floor of our small bedroom studio in the heat of last summer, sipping home-made, slightly-alcoholic fruity drinks while writing and recording our demo of "Little Games." To go from that to seeing our creation on TV…it's like an out-of-body experience.
Even though you've enjoyed a lot of success this year, you've actually been touring the country for a few years now. How important has touring and putting on a solid live show been to your success?
Adam: We've had a great year so far playing with some of our favorite acts. There's something magical about touring and putting on a great live show that really keeps us excited. Playing cozy intimate settings to massive crowds creates an environment that lets us express ourselves. From the moment we walk on stage and see a bunch of unfamiliar faces to the moment we can see mouths moving to the lyrics on song that hasn't hit the shelves yet makes us feel like we are doing something right 🙂
What can people expect from your EP Lido, which drops on August 20? What other things are on the horizon for the band?
Adam: We wrote and rehearsed most of the EP in an old nearly empty building on Lido Island, so we felt the name would be appropriate. As far as expectations, we felt that the songs picked for the Lido EP are a handful of some of our favorite songs written together and it expresses all ends of what we do best. It will include songs such as Little Games and Yes Yes as well as some new ones. We are currently preparing for our upcoming national tour with The Naked and Famous and we are super excited to share the stage with them!
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CW announces 'The 100′ among its new series
This undated publicity photo released by [auth] The CW shows Paul Wesley, left, as Stefan and Ian Somerhalder as Damon, in a scene from Season 4 of the The CW television show, "The Originals." (AP Photo/The CW, Bob Mahoney)
LOS ANGELES (AP) — The CW is adding three new sci-fi and fantasy series to its 2013-14 schedule, along with a drama about the teenage Mary, Queen of Scots.
The network also announced Thursday that it's renewing "Nikita" and "The Carrie Diaries." The CW had previously said it's picking up "The Originals," a spinoff of "The Vampire Diaries."
The new series include the drama "The 100," about 100 juvenile lawbreakers who are returned to a post-apocalyptic Earth to try to resettle it. The series is based on the Kass Moran novels and includes former "Grey's Anatomy" star Isaiah Washington in its cast.
The CW joined NBC and Fox in releasing new schedule details before their annual presentations to advertisers to be held next week in New York. The early announcements are a response to news leaks that have become commonplace.
The other new CW series for next season are:
— "The Tomorrow People," based on a British drama about a highly evolved group of youths with special powers who unite to combat evil.
— "Star-Crossed," a Romeo-and-Juliet romance between a human girl and an alien boy, part of a clash involving Earthlings and the alien visitors they've consigned to an internment camp.
— "Reign," about the 15-year-old Mary, Queen of Scots, and her rise to power in the 16th-century world of enemies and sexual intrigue.
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Georgia Wildlife Resources Division
2067 U.S. Hwy. 278, SE, Social Circle, GA 30025
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The table below gives a basic overview of the types of licenses and permits that may be required for raising and selling various fish species or invertebrate organisms (i.e. freshwater prawns/shrimp and crawfish) in Georgia. Contact details and links to additional information are provided where necessary. Please be aware that definitions play an important role in determining what licenses or permits may be required. Links to appropriate definitions have been provided where necessary.
Licenses or Permits
Contact or More Information
Domestic Fish Culture and/or Sales
Does NOT include grass carp or tilapia (or exotic fish)
( Domestic fish defined [12])
Aquaculture Registration (DNR)
Special Permits Unit
Application [13]
Aquarium or Pet Trade Fish Sales
Pet Dealer's License
Georgia Department of Agriculture - Animal Industry Division [11]
Grass Carp Culture or Sales
Wild Animal License (DNR)
Special Permits Unit
Tilapia Culture or Sales (or any other exotic, non-pet trade fish sales)
Freshwater Shrimp/ Prawns or Crawfish Culture and/or Live Sales
No DNR permits required
Processed or Mobile Fish Sales For Human Consumption (Not Live Fish)
(NOTE: this also includes FW prawns/ shrimp & crawfish)
Any necessary DNR permits, licenses, or Aquaculture Registration PLUS one or more of the following
Georgia Department of Agriculture - Food Safety Division
Other Fish Culture and Sales Not Covered Above
(Examples: reselling commercially caught fish, selling or reselling non-domestic fish, selling fish under "tank and aquaria exclusion" of O.C.G.A. 27-5-5)
Wholesale, Retail and Catch-out Pond Licenses - DNR License Unit
Pond Draining Permit - DNR Law Enforcement
The information below provides additional information and descriptions of the most commonly required permits and licenses referenced in the table above. It is not all inclusive. Potential fish dealers and aquaculturists should consult the more detailed "Summary of Permits and Licenses Required for Georgia Aquaculture" [17] for full license and permit information.
Definitions of terms related to aquaculture licensing and fish sales are presented here [12] (click for link to definitions) for reference.
Aquaculturists producing and selling or re-selling domestic fish may register (free) with the Department of Natural Resources. "Domestic fish" are lawfully obtained farmed fish which are held in confinement in private ponds, but only if they are fish species which are either indigenous to Georgia or are fish species which have been recognized before 1992 as having an established population in Georgia's public waters. White perch (Morone americana) cannot be considered a domestic fish. A Commercial Fish Hatchery License, Wholesale Fish Dealers License (DNR), or Retail Fish Dealers License are not needed to sell domestic fish if the seller has registered as an aquaculturist. Persons in possession of domestic fish from registered aquaculturists must have a bill of sale or lading which provides the date of the sale, identifies the seller and which details two of the following three criteria for each species of fish: number, weight, or average length. Grocery stores do not have to register to sell domestic fish. Aquaculture Registration certificates expire on April 1 following two years of registration. Information provided by the aquaculturist for registration must be updated if there are changes during the registration period. Registration certificates should be displayed in a prominent location at the place of business, and a copy should be in possession of the owner or his agents when conducting business off the premises.
Examples of fish species that may NOT be raised or sold with an Aquaculture Registration and which require additional licenses include tilapia [15] and grass carp [14], although these are not the only species. All grass carp dealers must be licensed through DNR (Wild Animal License).
Examples of species of fish that ARE included on the Aquaculture Registration application:
A Wholesale ($59 annually) or Retail ($10 annually) Fish Dealers License is needed to sell live fish or fish eggs. Exceptions include persons with a Commercial Fish Hatchery License, persons selling fish for use in aquaria, and registered aquaculturists selling only domestic fish (see definition of domestic fish under Aquaculture Registration above). A Wholesale License is needed for persons selling fish to others for the purpose of resale, and for those persons importing live fish or eggs into the state. A Retail License is needed in other instances. Nonresident persons may sell and import live fish and eggs into the state without purchasing a license if they sell to a Department of Natural Resources licensed wholesale fish dealer. Fish sold from licensed dealers must be accompanied by a bill of sale or lading which provides the date of the transaction, identifies the seller and which details two of the following three criteria for each species of fish: number, weight, or average length.
This license ($236 annually) is required to possess, import, transport, transfer, sell or purchase any wild animal including exotic fish species. No license is needed for exotic fish (see exceptions below) if they are held in containers for holding fish from which no water is discharged, except during periodic cleaning, and which discharged water is passed through a filtering system capable of removing all fish and fish eggs and is disposed of only in a septic tank permitted by the county or in a waste water treatment system permitted by the Environmental Protection Division. Exotic fish are all fish species not native to Georgia. However, rainbow trout, brown trout, common carp, goldfish, and fathead minnow are examples of non-native fish that are not considered exotic fish for regulatory purposes. Exceptions: A wild animal license is always needed to possess:
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[10] http://agr.georgia.gov/food-safety-division.aspx
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Thanks a Million
Roy Del Ruth
USDVD release date: 16 Apr 2013
Nunnally Johnson was an illustrious writer-producer (and sometimes director) with a long career at 20th Century Fox. Now available on demand from Fox Cinema Archives, Thanks a Million features a Johnson script that's still funny, well-constructed, sensibly motivated, and topical. Director Roy Del Ruth is in his element at putting this kind of zesty entertainment over.
It features a rare good film role for radio star Fred Allen (given a special billing with his portrait) as a cynical motormouth who manages a down-and-out jazz band. He finagles their way into supporting a gubernatorial candidate (Raymond Walburn), an amusingly stereotypical drunken blowhard. The "jazz campaign" takes off with a public more alert to entertainment than issues. Through a funny, entirely credible set of circumstances, the band's charming crooner (Dick Powell) becomes so popular that he ends up replacing the candidate. The clever twist is that he assumes he won't win, but it'll be great publicity for his career. Then the story becomes a painless, predictable, well-done battle for his soul (and his girlfriend, Ann Dvorak) against the political machine, all wrapped up in 90 minutes.
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The hunting part of your quest is now over and your trophy is lying on the ground. After you have completed your happy dance and before you start to field dress the animal it is important to take time to capture the memory of the day on film. Some hunters give little thought to this important part of the hunt. I look at it this way, most avid hunters will have plenty of opportunities to shoot game and go on hunting adventures. The field dressing has got to take place sooner or later and isnt going to go away. However; a person only has ONE chance to take field photos at the location the animal was taken.
Looking at the photographs later that were taken on location will help to stir up all the great memories of that hunt, and memories are all we really have in the end. Well composed photographs make those memories more enjoyable and also more acceptable to show to friends, especially those that may not hunt. Poorly composed or offensive blood and guts type photographs cast an unpleasant mist over the moment. One may end up spending more time apologizing for the lousy photos than talking about the hunt. My goal is to help hunters avoid such a negative experiences while showing the success...photographs of their hunt.
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There is some preparation that should occur before ever pulling the camera out. The first thing to remember is that photography is all about light and what that light is doing in your photograph. You want your subjects placed in a way that they are well illuminated by either sunlight or the camera flash. The absolute best time for most photographs is during that first or last hour of sunlight, but that is not always an option. If you do have a choice, take advantage of those two prime hours. Try to avoid having the sun at your subject's back. Granted, with some animals such as moose, buffalo, or large African game this may be darn near impossible. They are so big you more or less have to take photographs of them where they fall, but most other animals can be maneuvered around to some degree. Try to angle the head of the hunter and animal towards the sun, but not necessarily directly at the sun. With antlered game it is usually better if you can find a way to use the sky or a contrasting background behind the horns or antlers. Again this may not always be possible due to the animals size or the terrain, but if possible a sky backdrop looks very nice and puts the focus on the headgear.
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June 2011: Some suggestions after our Librarian meeting:
1. No Moon by Irene Watts (2010, Tundra, re: Titanic) positive review from Quill & Quire, haven't read
2. Hunchback assignments by Arthur Slade (too juvenile, I think)
3. This Dark Endeavour by Kenneth Oppel (used in English 9 here, so can't do it)
March 2012:
Several requests from students to have a few choices that are 'meatier', excited by the idea of including a classic; really liked 'Book of Negros', 'Cellist of Sarajevo' options.
For that:
1. Obasan by Joy Kogawa (Canadian, classic, Christian: the 3 Cs!)
2. The Screwtape Letters (2 out of 3 ain't bad!)
3. Sarah's Key by Tatiana de Rosnay (well, it's meatier)
(actually, #2 would cover 'different fomat'—we do try to do one each year, and #3 is a translation, and there's a movie—well, there is for a few of the suggestions).
Other suggestions (Canadian, very recent, mostly authors we've already done):
3. Erin Bow, Plain Kate (Canadian, 2011?, sort of fantasy/fairy tale, REALLY good)
4. Allan Stratton, The Grave Robber's Apprentice (Canadian, 2011?, kind of fairy tale/adventure/Shakespeare retelling?—fun & well-written!)
5. Deborah Ellis, True Blue (Canadian, 2011?, haven't read yet)
6. Eric Walters & Teresa Toten, The Taming (Canadian, 2011? Shakespearian retelling; teen romantic relationship—controlling)
7. Marsha Skrypuch, Making Bombs for Hitler, (Canadian, 2011? Haven't read yet, but picture of girl on cover & title, I assume…)
8. Cory Doctorow, For the Win (Canadian, 2010, re: online computer gaming, how technology/virtual reality changes everything, electronic sweatshops in the Third World—lively, subversive like Little Brother)
And not Canadian, but SOOOO good:
1. Ship Breaker by Paolo Bacig…?
2. The Book Thief by Martin Zusak
3. Hope Was Here by Joan Bauer (two current book club members recommend this—author is Christian)
4. Caves of Steel by Isaac Asimov (another book clubber recommendation—I haven't read it, science fiction I presume!)
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Apr 11, 2013 - By Christina George, Staff WriterSHOSHONI --Fremont County School District 24 patrons were hands-on April 4 fashioning ideas on how to structure the new school site and how best to use space in the K-12 facility.
"Everybody's going to be generating scheme after scheme," Mike Duff, project manager from Plan One/Architects, told the group at the start of the four-hour design charrette.
Duff explained that participants would be using "playing pieces" made of cardboard representing features such as the football field, parking areas, playgrounds and access points.
Shoshoni is in the early stages of designing a new K-12 school, which is set to open in 2016. The 135,000-square-foot facility will be built on land near the town's airport and will accommodate 540 students.
The meeting April 4 was the beginning of the schematic design process and allowed participants and officials to explore building placement options on the site. They also looked at design concepts for the front area of the building such as the entrance, lobby, commons and gymnasiums.
"This is the most preliminary part," superintendent Tammy Cox said, adding that more meetings will be held. "Then we will get more details in as we go."
Large blueprints of the site covered three tables. The map outlined nearby streets and some features of the location, including a 2 percent slope in the center of the property.
Teachers, board members, community members and administrators discussed how each playing piece should be situated.
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"Part of the challenge will be extending to the site," Kelly said, adding that finding the shortest avenue is generally better because of cost.
In regard to electricity, Kelly said a possibility is to tap into power lines along Highway 20 toward Thermopolis.
"Depending on how the building is put on the site will dictate utilities," Kelly said. "That is the point of today."
Dustin Spomer of GDA Engineers asked about traffic flow. The group's consensus was that about 75 percent of traffic to the school comes from the Riverton direction, 10 percent comes from the town proper and the remainder comes from the Lysite and Thermopolis areas.
Spomer said it's important to think about traffic that is involved with a K-12 site because of students who drive and younger ones who are dropped off by parents.
Another consideration, Spomer said, was if the community wanted the site to be spread out or compact.
"Also, keep in mind that vehicles and pedestrians don't mix very much," Plan One/Architects president Charlie Van Over said.
Discussion included concern for the safety of students who walk to school and how parking lots should be located in relation to athletic fields, playgrounds and student pick-up/drop-off locations.
"You've got to think about circulation," Spomer told one group.
Plan One/Architects principal Garret Chadwick agreed.
"There's an opportunity to have a pretty balanced site," he said.
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I use a free mailing list service to deliver my html newsletters, but they strip my  tags completely, forcing me to do all my CSS coding inline.
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