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|Name: evince
|Distribution: openSUSE 11.4
|Version: 2.32.0
|Vendor: openSUSE
|Release: 7.10.1
|Build date: Sat Feb 19 07:16:19 2011
|Group: Productivity/Office/Other
|Build host: build26
|Size: 3543885
|Source RPM: evince-2.32.0-7.10.1.src.rpm
|Packager: http://bugs.opensuse.org
|Url: http://www.gnome.org/projects/evince/
|Summary: GNOME Document Viewer
Evince is a document viewer capable of displaying multiple and singlepage document formats like PDF and PostScript.
* Thu Feb 17 2011 email@example.com - Add evince-dvi-vulnerability-again.patch to fix another vulnerability in the DVI backend. Fix bnc#671064. * Sun Feb 13 2011 email@example.com - Call relevant macros in %post/%postun: + %desktop_database_post/postun because the package ships at least one desktop file. + %icon_theme_cache_post/postun because the package ships themed icons. - Pass %{?no_lang_C} to %find_lang so that english documentation can be packaged with the program, and not in the lang subpackage. - Change Requires of lang subpackage to Recommends, since the english documentation is not there anymore. * Wed Jan 05 2011 email@example.com - Add evince-dvi-vulnerabilities.patch to fix CVE-2010-2640, CVE-2010-2641, CVE-2010-2642, CVE-2010-2643. (bnc#660555). * Mon Sep 27 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.32.0: + Make "Shrink to Printable Area" default option for Page Scaling + Fix build with --disable-dbus (bgo#629498) + Updated translations. * Mon Sep 13 2010 email@example.com - Update to version 2.31.92: + Change gsettings schema path from /apps/evince to /org/gnome/evince + bgo#626561: A D-Bus signal is now emitted when document is loaded + bgo#628945: Use GConf again for lockdown settings + Fix a crash during selection when evince is built with gtk2 + bgo#625971: Evince daemon can spawn an evince instance when finding a document + Updated translations. * Tue Aug 17 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.31.90: + bgo#626407: Do not jump to link dest when clicking with GDK_CONTROL_MASK + Use GDK_BLANK_CURSOR instead of creating our own empty cursor + bgo#626334: Improve findbar message when there are no matches + bgo#626147: Remove #ifdefs for old cairo versions + Updated translations. - Drop evince-fix-pc-gtk2.patch: fixed upstream. - Pass --with-gtk=2.0 to configure. * Thu Aug 05 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 188.8.131.52: + Add --with-gtk=2.0|3.0 configure flag (bgo#626030) + Fix a crash with DVI files and empty glyphs (bgo#600552) + Fix a crash when a page is manually entered (bgo#624936) + Updated translations. - Changes from version 2.31.6: + New Features and UI Improvements: - Preliminary support for adding new annotations (bgo#168304) - Add confirmation dialog on closing window when document has been modified (Form fields have been filled out or annots have been added/modified) (bgo#168304) - Add an action to edit menu to save current settings as default. Default settings will be used only for new documents that don't have metadata (bgo#620325) - Migrate lockdown to gsettings + Bug fixes: - Update synctex parser from TexLive SVN repository (bgo#624532) - Fix a crash when loading document with inverted colors enabled - Several build improvements - Fix memory leaks when document is reloaded - Fix position of window annotations when moved by the user - Fix build with poppler 0.14 (bgo#624904) - Use cairo instead of gdk_draw API - Only set text and text_layout flags in page cache when a11y might be enabled - Add evince-fix-pc-gtk2.patch to make the pkg-config file reference gtk+ 2, not gtk+ 3. - Add explicit gtk2-devel BuildRequires. - Remove unneeded libglade2-devel BuildRequires. - Remove explicit Requires for devel packages in devel subpackage: we'll have pkgconfig()-style Requires automatically. - Use %glib2_gsettings_schema_* macros for GSettings schemas installation. - Move gir files to devel package. * Sun Jul 18 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.31.5: + New Features and UI Improvements: - Add a new sidebar page to show the list of annotations - bgo#543503: Finish DBus API for synctex support - Switch to GTK+ 3 + Bug fixes: - bgo#604125: Make sure annot popups never show up outside the main window - bgo#623456: Set word wrapping mode for text in popup annotations - Use gtk3-devel BuildRequires instead of gtk2-devel. * Thu Jul 15 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 220.127.116.11: + bgo#623080: Fix build when poppler_page_get_text_layout is not available - Changes from version 2.31.4: + New Features and UI Improvements: - bgo#309015: Implement AtkText interface in EvView - bgo#543503: Add preliminary SyncTex support + Bug fixes: - bgo#530018: Don't save print document settings into global file - bgo#621750: Reload presentation view when document changes - bgo#621386: Remove hard-coded reason in totem-scrsaver - bgo#619248: Fix opening cbz files with [] in archive - Changes from version 2.31.3: + New Features and UI Improvements: - bgo#303365: Use a dynamic pixbuf cache size based on document page size. It allows us caching more pages for lower scale factors and increase zoom level by caching fewer pages. + Bug fixes: - bgo#619825: Fix fade animations - bgo#619948: Fix a crash when starting animation in presentation mode - bgo#620548: Remove set_focus_on_map and set NOTIFICATION type hint for loading window. It prevents focus stealing and skips taskbar and pager hints - bgo#605776: Fix build with GSEAL enabled - Remove circular dependencies in Makefiles and fix some compiler warnings - Changes from version 2.31.2: + New Features and UI Improvements: - Port to GDBus - bgo#619335: Do not use the gconf gsettings backend any more - Use cairo to draw search results - Use a loading window to show loading progress information instead of the old 'Loading ...' text rendered on every page + Bug fixes: - bgo#610548: Fix localization on Windows - Convert relative path to absolute path for evince-previewer - bgo#616515: Fix opening files with '#' in its name - Accept keyboard focus in window annotations - bgo#617736: Add .c files to the introspection sources - Changes from version 2.31.1: + New Features and UI Improvements: - bgo#617580: Add saved documents with "save a copy" to recent file list - Port override_restrictions gconf key to GSettings - bgo#614400: Add icons to the recent items, and always show them in menu + Bug fixes: - Invert colors of pages and thumbanils when loading in inverted color mode (bgo#616110, bgo#616111) - Take default settings from last document opened. Fixes regression caused by migration to gio metadata (bgo#606090) - Ellipsise the recent action's label - Make inverted colors mode work in presentation mode too (bgo#614693) - Respect GNOME22_USER_DIR env variable (bgo#613637) - Fix loading of local documents when uri contains a page destination (bgo#616515) - Make gnome-doc-utils optional - Update icons to match gnome-icon-theme appearance (bgo#614747) - Make sure there's a new valid page range before updating caches (fdo#27599) - Fix .desktop file according to CorrectDesktopFiles GNIOME Goal (bgo#592733) - Update FSF address everywhere (bgo#514607) - Fix loading of compressed password-protected documents (bgo#613959) - Add command line option to open document at a given page index (bgo#613449) - Fix build with GSEAL_ENABLE for libview and libdocument (bgo#605776) - Close previewer window with control + w (bgo#612972) - Fix keybindings in previewer window (bgo#612972) + Updated translations. - Drop upstream fixed evince-bgo617154.patch. * Tue May 25 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Add evince-bgo617154.patch to avoid dead-lock if the dot-folder does not exist. * Thu Apr 29 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.30.1: + bgo#614693: Make inverted colors mode work in presentation mode + bgo#613637: Respect GNOME22_USER_DIR env variable + bgo#616515: Fix loading of local documents when uri contains a page destination + bgo#606090: Take default settings from last document opened. Fixes regression caused by migration to gio metadata + bgo#614747: Update icons to match gnome-icon-theme appearance + fdo#27590: Make sure there's a new valid page range before updating caches + bgo#514607: Update FSF address everywhere + bgo#613959: Fix loading of compressed password-protected documents + bgo#612972: Close previewer window with control + w + bgo#612972: Fix keybindings in previewer window + Updated translations. * Mon Mar 29 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.30.0: + Fix scale calculation on rotated monitors in presentation mode + Save current page when closing window in presentation mode (bgo#612656) + Fix rendering of documents with non uniform page size when in presentation mode + Use monitor height instead of screen height to calculate page scale in presentation mode (bgo#608924) + Updated translations. * Wed Mar 10 2010 email@example.com - Update to version 2.29.92: + Fix build with gtk+ >= 2.19.7 + Updated translations. * Mon Feb 22 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.29.91: + New Features and UI Improvements: - DVI backend support on windows (bgo#602910) + Documentation fixes: - Modernise API docs + Bug fixes: - Fix dpi calculation (bgo#608586) - Allow adding actions for more than one item in view popup menu (bgo#609497) - Add gconf schemas for comic cbt files (bgo#609501) - Update totem-scrsaver from totem sources (bgo#610173) - Fix linking with pedantic linkers (bgo#609895) - Do not link evince shell to poppler directly (bgo#608832) - Several translatable messages fixed (bgo#608698) + Updated translations. * Sun Feb 21 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Use %_smp_mflags instead of %jobs. - Split nautilus extension in a separate package. * Wed Jan 13 2010 email@example.com - Update to version 2.29.5: + New Features and UI Improvements: - Make Home/End keys go to first/last page in presentation mode too (bgo#358462) - Allow finish presentation by clicking on end page (bgo#309364) - Add custom print tab to printing dialog with several page scale options (bgo#599468, bgo#599470, bgo#599547) - Add support for remote files in evince thumbnailers (bgo#605218) - Add evince icon to the windows executable (bgo#596401) + Bug fixes: - Fix transition of pages with duration=0 in presentation mode - Fix vertical white line shown in presentation mode with documents with black background (bgo#438760) - Fix fickering and blank screen issues when changing pages fast in presentation mode (bgo#602738) - Fix printing on Windows (bgo#604705) - Disable text selection in presentation mode (bgo#605554) - Make comics backend also compile on Windows (bgo#605146) - Remove comics_regex_quote() in favor of always using g_shell_quote() (bgo#605092) - Properly redrawn properties view when document is reloaded (bgo#605169) + Translation updates * Wed Dec 23 2009 email@example.com - Update to version 2.29.4: + New Features and UI Improvements: - Always show rotate icons (bgo#599398) - EvPrintOperation has been moved to libview so that it can be used by EvView users (bgo#604750) - Support for cbt comic files (bgo#588266) + Bug fixes: - Do not fail to open external uri links that are relative paths (bgo#604716) - Do not hardcode BINDIR on Windows (bgo#605001) - Fix a crash in djvu backend on windows (bgo#604919) - Replace mkdtemp with our own _ev_g_mkdtemp to make it portable (bgo#604917) - Include a copy of some icons from gnome-icon-theme to be used as fallback on platforms like window where gnome-icon-theme is not available (bgo#596400) - Fix 0x0 page size always shown in properties view - Do not hide page selector widget on invalid input (bgo#603714) - Split EvPixbufCache into dynamic and static data. Static page data (links, annots, images, text and forms) that don't depend on current scale/rotation, have been moved to EvPageCache and are never removed. (bgo#602405) - Fix a typo in EV_RENDER_CONTEXT macro definition (bgo#603857) - Code cleanups and improvements in libview (bgo#603858) + Updated translations. - Change gnome-keyring-devel BuildRequires to libgnome-keyring-devel, following the module split upstream. - Remove gir-repository BuildRequires: it shouldn't be needed with recent versions of gtk2. * Wed Dec 02 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.29.3: + New Features and UI Improvements: - Add inverted colors view mode (bgo#321823) - Add options to open/save attachment annotations to context menu + Bug fixes: - Fix infinite loop when scrollbar visibility changes in fit-with mode - Do not resize the window when zoom in/out with CTRL+Scroll (bgo#602798) - Keep scroll position when reloading (bgo##602445) - Make "p" and "n" accels unsensitive while searching + Updated translations. - Changes from version 2.29.2: + New Features and UI Improvements: - Add support for PDF File Attachment Annotations (bgo#601839) - Use "n" and "p" keys for page jump (bgo#601217) - Update actions sensitivity when gconf keys change (bgo#568433) + Documentation fixes: - Make series ID unique (bgo#599726) + Bug fixes: - Fix saving attachments - Make sure view is redrawn as soon as current page is rendered (bgo#601433) - Fix documentation of default flag values in configure - Do not mark properties name and desc as translatable (bgo#509824) - Fix build with glib < 2.22.0 (bgo#600338) - Disable print page setup options according to lockdown (bgo#568433) - Fix loading of remote files - Correctly process --with-smclient arguments (bgo#590174) + Updated translations. * Sat Nov 14 2009 email@example.com - Update to version 2.29.1: + New Features and UI Improvements: - Embed page setup settings in the print dialog (bgo#591551) - A new tab has been added to properties dialog to show information about the document license (bgo#349173) - Use different processes for every document opened. (bgo#583680, bgo#434966, bgo#497388, bgo#524633, bgo#586087) - Use GVFS metadata instead of our own xml based implementation. (bgo#586841) - When scrolling a page, move one screen leaving one line context to help to visually track the document as it moves. (bgo#170871) - Use GtkInfoBar instead of GeditMessageArea for the message area (bgo#592785) - EvPageCache has been splitted up into document part (moved to EvDocument which has been converted into an abstract class instead of an interface) and view part: EvDocumentModel. This allows to have more than one EvView for the same document, so that "Open a Copy" can be implemented without using the symlink hack. (bgo#573641) + Bug fixes: - Several fixes and cleanups in comics backend - Don't exit with non-writable $HOME - Clean up temp file handling to make sure we can cope with not being able to create our temp directory (bgo#595372) - Set page orientation of each page when printing so that documents with mixed portrait/landscape pages print correctly (bgo#599470) - Preserve aspect ratio when scaling page for printing (bgo#599468) - Fix a crash when we don't have a DBUS connection - Make sure total_num_bytes > 0 before using it in progress callbacks (bgo#597691) - Escape document URI before showing it in progress area (bgo#597691) - Fix a crash due to an uninitialized variable (bgo#597154) - Fix a crash when there are form field widgets active during rotation (bgo#593316) - Remarks the selected thumbnail after rotation (bgo#595548) - Don't change current page when rotating documents with different page sizes (bgo#595704) - Fix thumbnails rotation when loading a rotated document (bgo#595718) - Save images as png or jpg when the filename has no extensions (bgo#595079) - Populate destination page when reloading the document (bgo#570054) + Updated translations. * Tue Sep 22 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.28.0: + bgo#570054 - Populate destination page when reloading the document + bgo#595079 - Save images as png or jpg when the filename has no extensions. * Tue Aug 11 2009 email@example.com - Update to version 2.27.90: + Let scroll wheel change page when in non-continuous best-fit mode (bgo#562257) + Show print progress information when using GtkPrintOperation + Don't show crash recovery dialog when requested file is the only one to be recovered (bgo#578894) + Disable crash recovery when D-BUS is disabled (bgo#578894) + Grab focus on view widget after setting metadata (bgo#589300) + Fixes segmentation violation when print file format is empty (bgo#589226) + Use AM_V_GEN to make custom commands silent (bgo#585355) + Don't install schema files when building without gconf + Updated translations. * Tue Jul 21 2009 email@example.com - Enable gobject-introspection support: add gobject-introspection-devel and gir-repository BuildRequires, pass --enable-introspection to configure. * Mon Jul 20 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.27.4: + Compute selections on button press for word/line selections (bgo#562059) + Fix several even/odd multipage issues (bgo#583429) + Register thumbnailing for gzip/gzip dvi files (bgo#588013) + Get rid of shave with AM_SILENT_RULES automake option (bgo#585355) + Make evince output pdf on supported printers (bgo#585442) + Fix build on windows + Determine data directory on runtime on windows + Fix build without GConf + Fix several introspection build issues (bgo#585971) + Updated translations. * Tue Jun 16 2009 email@example.com - Update to version 2.27.3: + New Features and UI Improvements: - Update the hildon port - Complete the win32 port (bgo#339172) - Allow activate the menubar in fullscreen mode (bgo#504243) - Do not create popup window if the annot doesn't have a popup - Add tests for printer settings (bgo#583976) - Remember and reuse "Save a Copy..." path (bgo#485195) - Support for cb7 using the p7zip commands in comics backend (bgo#565174) - Parse xml metadata to detect PDF/A documents (bgo#582206) + Bug fixes: - Several build fixes and improvements - Fix page transitions in presentation mode (bgo#583652, bgo#581881) - Scale according to paper size before rendering for printing - Fix multipage even/odd printing issues (bgo#583429, #583388) - Gracefully work with FITB destinations and friends (bgo#583276) - Fix double to int conversion in thumbnails_get_dimensions (bgo#581524) - Ohter bugs fixed: bgo#584617, bgo#585497 + Updated translations. - Add suggest for p7zip and unzip for the comics backend. * Tue May 19 2009 email@example.com - Update to version 2.27.1: + New Features and UI Improvements: - Use GtkPrintOperation when printing for the backends that support rendering into a cairo context (bgo#557112) - Recover previous session when running evince after a crash (bgo#578894) - Preliminary annotations support (bgo#315002) - Rename Print Setup menu entry as Page Setup for consistency with the GTK+ dialog title (bgo#581109) - Added F3 as a find-next accelerator key (bgo#579072) - Support the free Gna! unrar tool in comics backend (bgo#552074) - Add evince-previewer as a separate applicaton that implements the printing preview + Bug fixes: - Fix handling of the tmp folder (bgo#582108) - Abort dnd operations originated in the same Evince window (bgo#582077) - Disable bouncing during scrolling (bgo#533534) - Fix build without gconftool-2 (bgo#581441) - Fix documentation build (bgo#579671) - Fix error handling of broken documents (bgo#580886) - Fix several memory leaks in comics backend (bgo#552074) - Escape URIs for display (bgo#581064) - Resync with libegg to remove deprecated GTK+ symbols (bgo#580556) - Correct check for exit status of commands in comics backend (bgo#579656) - Add -no-undefined flag for Cygwin build (bgo#580058) - Use g_file_make_symbolic_link to create symlinks (bgo#339172) - Delete the temp symlink created when opening a copy - Don't redraw again when zoom is set more than once to the same scale factor - Fix print preview of empty selection (bgo#517735) - Don't prevent unmounting in case the initial cwd is on an external device (bgo#575436) - Create and load the document based on the mime-type provided by nautilus instead of using our own documents factory. (bgo#533917) - Fix endianess issues in dvi and tiff backends (bgo#578433, bgo#509920) - Fix memory leak in tiff backend (bgo#578285) - Fix path where accels file is saved (bgo#577500) - Fix fading animations - Translate the categories in the nautilus properties tab (bgo#575085) - Other bugs fixed: bgo#539972, bgo#578436, bgo#582543 + Updated translations. - Suggests unrar for the comics backend. * Thu Apr 16 2009 email@example.com - Update to version 2.26.1: + Don't prevent unmounting in case the initial cwd is on an external device (bgo#575436) + Create and load the document based on the mime-type provided by nautilus instead of using our own documents factory. (bgo#533917) + Fix endianess issues in dvi and tiff backends (bgo#578433, bgo#509920) + Fix memory leak in tiff backend (bgo#578285) + Fix path where accels file is saved (bgo#577500) + Fix fading animations + Translate the categories in the nautilus properties tab (bgo#575085) + Updated translations. * Thu Mar 26 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - use --disable-static instead of removing static libraries at %install * Mon Mar 16 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.26.0: + Fix compiler warning when building with -Wformat (bgo#574168) + Fix a crash with encrypted documents + Translation updates - Remove libstdc++, scrollkeeper and texlive-bin-devel from BuildRequires - Add gtk2-devel to Requires for -devel package - Use find %{buildroot} -type f -name "*.*a" -exec %{__rm} -fv {} + to remove *.*a files - Don't package omf files twice (they are in the lang package too). * Fri Mar 06 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.25.92: + Show the 'jump to page' window in the right GdkScreen (bgo#560541) + Make our own thumbnail when the provided one doesn't have the needed size (bgo#323198, bgo#307357) + Reduce the restriction on the minimum size of thumbnails from 40 to 1 (bgo#323198) + Use GOption in thumbnailer + Fix saving a copy of encrypted PDF documents (bgo#566791) + Don't use g_quark_from_static_string in a loadable module + Use g_object_unref() instead of gdk_pixbuf_unref() in impress backend (bgo#571707) + Updated translations. - Remove -fno-strict-aliasing from CFLAGS.
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The 12th annual World Night will take place at 6:30 p.m. March 25 in the Russell House ballroom.
World Night is the largest multicultural event that takes place each year on the university's campus, with more than 500 people attending. It is co-sponsored by the International Student Association (ISA) and the Office of International Student Services.
The evening will feature an array of international cuisine, including dishes from India, China, Greece, Turkey and Mexico; a fashion show, featuring students in vibrant-colored outfits from their native countries; and live music and dance performances from Japan, Poland, Saudi Arabia, South America, Africa and India.
Admission is $5 in advance or $7 at the door. Tickets are available for those with Carolina Cash on their university ID at the Russell House University Union information desk. Tickets for those who wish to pay by cash or check will be available from 11 a.m. – 2 p.m. Tuesday through Friday on Greene Street in front of the Russell House.
Each year, International Student Services at the university welcomes hundreds of new international students and serves a total international student population of more than 1,200 students from more than 100 countries. International Student Services is responsible for maintaining student immigration records and offers a variety of programming related to international student issues. The International Student Association is a student-run organization that strives to provide an atmosphere that encourages the exchange of experiences among students through cultural activities.
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- When: March 25, 6:30 p.m.
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Your reminder of constant effort is great. It's easy to forget and get into a pattern of hard exertion and then recovery. Which I have found, the more often that is repeated, the less "recovery" there is since the tank is empty. Also a good point that your times should be faster when doing the splits on the treadmill since you aren't gaining altitude. Gosh, starting to think that only 138 days left to train isn't enough!!!! :) In response to: I use Matt Carpenter's Pace Chart (http://www.skyrunner.com/pace.htm) (scroll to the bottom of the page) as an aid to my training on the treadmill and during the race. I use the 5:30 finish time as a guide and it gives me an idea if I will make the cutoff points (Barr Camp and Airframe) long before I reach those points. One of the things that Matt stresses in his Training Guide for the PPA/PPM is constant effort. The constant effort that can be represented by a steady heart rate or calories/hour if your treadmill has that readout. I see some runners who maintain the same speed for various inclines. Not slowing down on the steeper inclines will cut into your reserves and cost you later in the race. The treadmill can provide that feedback regarding what speed you should be running for various inclines. I make a spreadsheet that includes times and speeds for the legs in the treadmill simulation. Here is an example that I use. Doing the PPA treadmill simulation provides feedback on how your training is progressing every time you do it, if you keep a log of your progress at each checkpoint. Start 0 miles 3% (4.0 mph) Ruxton Ave 0.45 miles (O hrs + 7 min) 6% (3.5 mph) Hydro St 1.25 miles (0+21) 15% (2.3 mph) Join Barr Trail AS 1.65 miles (0+31) 15% (2.3 mph) Incline overlook AS 2.8 miles (1+01) 12% (2.7 mph) Top of Ws 3.02 miles (1+06) 12% (2.7 mph) No Name Creek AS 4.3 miles (1+37) 12% (2.7 mph) Bob's Road AS 5.3 miles (1+59) 3% (4.0mph) 7.8 Mile Sign 5.9 miles (2+11) 7% (3.4 mph) 1/2 mile to Barr Camp 7.0 miles (2+32) 11% (2.7 mph) Barr Camp AS 7.6 miles (2+48) 12% BP Sign 8.7 miles (3+14) 13% End of BP SB 9.4 miles (3+36) 13% A- Frame AS 10.2 miles (3+55) 14% 2 to Go 11.3 miles (4+28) 15% Cirque AS 11.9 miles (4+48) 11% 1 to Go 12.2 miles (4+56) 11% 16 Golden Stairs 13.02 miles 15% Finish 13.32 miles (5+30) Matt's pace chart assumes training at high altitude. Without the high altitude training, you can expect to fall behind the pace at the higher altitudes. However, since the treadmill simulation is done at a constant altitude, you should be gaining in the later stages because the pace slows (altitude effect) for the same incline. If you are not gaining time in the later stages, you may be going out to fast at the start or you may need to train more for the longer distances.
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What must the Iranians think about Dana Milbank and David Gregory?
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OK, the whining from Village reporters about Nico Pitney's question at last week's White House press conference is well beyond ridiculous at this point. This morning, David Gregory used valuable airtime to grill David Axelrod about the question, as though there aren't more important things he could ask a top White House aide about.
Here's the thing: Nobody is actually claiming that Obama knew what question Pitney was going to ask. The allegations of "coordination" and "staging" are premised on the idea that the Obama folks knew what topic Pitney would ask about - Iran.
Well, it isn't all that unusual for a president to have a pretty good idea what topic a reporter is going to ask about. If you call on a reporter from Stars & Stripes or Army Times, you'll probably get a question relating to the military. Call on a Washington Post reporter, and you'll likely get a question about steroids in baseball or haircuts. Call on a New York Times reporter, and there's a pretty good chance he'll ask what enchants you about the White House. Call on a Huffington Post reporter, and they'll probably ask something a little more substantive.
But here's where the complaining gets really ridiculous. David Gregory hosts Meet the Press. Do you know what happens when Gregory and his staff book guests for Meet the Press? Much of the time, they tell guests what topics they want to discuss. That's right - they coordinate! The whole thing is staged! Quick, someone convene an ethics panel!
And it's not just Meet the Press. I'm pretty sure Dana Milbank knew what topic he was going to be asked about when he appeared on CNN's Reliable Sources opposite Pitney today. Ohmygod! Dana Milbank and Howard Kurtz coordinated! It was staged! What will the Iranians think?!?
Enough of this nonsense. Pitney has serious journalism to do; Milbank has his play-acting to get back to. Time to move on.
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'"I know what my situation is," Numminen said before Wednesday night's game with the New York Islanders in Nassau Coliseum. "I know what kind of problem I have, and I'm fine with it. I feel comfortable with the diagnosis I had with the doctors during training camp and years before. I felt that I know enough about my condition to know I'm safe to do what I do."'
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I mean is there a way to distinguish at least four different infrared leds by (infrared) camera?
and detect them via an IR detector rather than a camera.
Ooh, ya. That'd make it challenging. There's probably a way, but complicated and finicky...
But if somebody know a way how to do it with infra leds (or other type of led) I would be very grateful.Btw. on top of every robot there are three leds in a row. In same distance on each robot. So detection is not done by positioning leds.
I just need to use IR/Uv paint to create the QR code and it should work. Then I have more than enough combination and detecting QR via image recognition is more reliable than using led (I think).
Soeren,good thing is that my robot's size is around 10cmx10cm ant top is flat co QR can cover most of it. There are supposed to be 5 - 10 object on the field so I don't need so many combinations. Then QR can be low res. In this situation it should be simple task to capture and decode it with camera.
Hi spooneythegoon,and how would I determine position of the robot on field? Btw. robot are controlled by PC with BT.
In that case, you might wanna consider using bar codes, code 2/5i
Do you just need to track it?
Dut what I was thinking about was actually using my own version of QR. Let say with resolution 3x3. If we remove two fields to identify front and back side we still have 7 fields that holds 2**7 = 128 combinations. And since we are programmers it should not be a problem to implement this pseudo QR code decoding algorithm.What do you think?


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Smith, Lt .Governor Dave Heineman, and Nebraska Commissioner of Education Doug Christensen briefed members of the Legislature's Appropriations Committee and invited guests on the new network at a meeting convened by Sen. Roger Wehrbein January 14.
Smith, Heineman, and Christensen are members of the Nebraska Information Technology Commission, which has championed the effort to connect Nebraska schools, colleges, university campuses, and state agencies via a high-speed network. The final phase of the "backbone" for the network has now been put in place, and the three wanted the senators to be aware of the new capabilities that are now available. Those capabilities include expansion to serve communities across the state.
"Now we need to provide the necessary training and support for all potential users, to help them embrace this technology," Smith said. "It will help them to do their jobs more effectively and ultimately improve our economy and the prosperity of the state."
A key feature of the new network is cost-effective broadband access to the Internet for education, government and health care. Alltel, Quest, and many other Nebraska telecommunications companies cooperated in creating the new high-speed service. "Older technology can now be eliminated and new Internet Protocol pathways installed," explained Walter Weir, Chief Information Officer for the University of Nebraska. "These new links are capable of delivering not just video, but data and voice communications in a single system" Weir said.


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The 28-year-old was taken into custody at 6:15 Friday morning, and was released later in the morning on bond after being charged with three misdemeanor counts.
Broward County Sheriff's Captain Roy Liddicott says Bess was singing and dancing erratically in an airport concourse with his pants falling down when deputies approached him.
Liddicott says Bess reportedly then went to a Dunkin' Donuts counter, grabbed a cup of coffee, and squeezed it until it spilled on the officer. Bess also reportedly raised his fist before he was taken down.
Bess--who once played for the Miami Dolphins--made headlines recently for posting a picture on his Twitter page with what appears to be marijuana on his coffee table while the documentary "Cocaine Cowboys" is playing on the TV in the back round.
The NFL is reportedly aware of the picture but the league has not responded to it.
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Flats are the Debbie Downer of biking but I loved the spin Bicycling magazine gave them in its last issue: The more you know how to solve them (or avoid them), the faster you'll be riding again.
This is the opener illustration I created for the article. It talked about fixing flats with such speed and elegance, you could make it look like a tango or a flamenco. Olé!
My sketch and the final line art I later color with Photoshop.
This part is never a linear process and I always improvised as I go.
This one was a small spot but I spent quite some time on it. Ah, the pleasure of drawing bikes!
A half page about telling epic stories about epic flats of course.
Pictures of the actual events where inserted later in the deflating balloons.
I like how this spots work in the layout.
The other Debbie Downer of my beloved sport are falls. My latest one happened last friday just BEFORE my afternoon ride. I tumbled down the stairs, messed up my back, all the muscles of my left shoulder and opened my elbow in T shape (Helvetica extra bold). Blood everywhere.
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LONG BEACH — Exempting 18 medical marijuana dispensaries from a citywide ban on collectives makes it difficult to prosecute illicit operators, law enforcement officials told the City Council on Tuesday.
In February, council members voted to ban medical cannabis collectives following an appeals court ruling that struck down Long Beach's 2010 law that set up a permit process for dispensaries.
At the same time, the council granted a six-month reprieve to dispensaries that complied with the law. The exemption would expire Aug. 12 unless the council extends it.
In a report updating the council on marijuana-related enforcement activities, Long Beach Police Chief Jim McDonnell said officers have responded to about 1,200 incidents at dispensaries, with calls including murder and theft.
The exemption that exists for certain collectives — but not others who operate outside of the repealed law — creates a disparity that puts law enforcement on uncertain legal footing when attempting to prosecute criminal activity, according to officials..
"It's imperative that law enforcement treat all people equally," said McDonnell.
McDonnell also clarified an earlier claim in a city staff report that said the Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office wouldn't file felony drug charges against operators while a partial exemption to the ban exists.
Richard Doyle, a lawyer with the District Attorney's Office, was present and said the city must provide proof of drug sales and a financial analysis showing a dispensary is collecting profits. State law allows only not-for-profit medicinal marijuana; federal law prohibits the drug entirely.
"It's a difficult road for us to do one way or another, but it makes it easier if there is a ban," said Doyle.
Enforcing a full ban would allow Long Beach police to work with the U.S. Attorney's Office and the Drug Enforcement Administration to seize assets to shut down collectives, according to McDonnell.
Councilwoman Rae Gabelich was a lone voice Tuesday for consideration of an exemption extension.
"I don't think that throwing the baby out with the bathwater at this point is what we're looking to do," Gabelich said.
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I was somewhat disappointed as it is designed like a slip-on rather than slippers with material that encloses your heel. Comes off too easily.
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Colin uses Sunscript to write "navthāladasȧ", a language he invented after the creating the alphabet. The language is based primarily on German and Latin but has been distorted almost totally out of recognition so as to sound more like an Indian language.
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Good facilities, cleanliness, free internet, free foosball table! Bit tricky to find and language a slight issue, lack of character, but still good for the price and helpful staff.
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wow you can't ask for better staff. They even washed my dirty clothes for free and folded my underware no.
Great hostel, right in the center of the city. Polite and professional personnel. Best stay monay can buy :)
Staff were excellent.
Very friendly staff and located very close to the centrum.
everything new&shiny, fully equipped - just great the killing stairs (3rd floor...) to get there!
24hour reception was good thing to have as we were out late and staff spoke english :) kitchen was nice and fridge was big :) room was very warm -even bit too much :) hotel was hard to find -entrance from other street-and on the 4th floor with no elevator-room was very small and hot so we had to open the window and enjoy a lot of citynoise all the time-no good-also from 3 showers at the ladies bathroom was working only one-had to wait a lot to get there-and the beds were not comfortable as they were wooden with very thin mattresses-very hard even to sit there-no table no chairs in room-but as we paid so little we will not complain :)
This hostel really is excellent - better than some hotels I have stayed in. The hostel itself is very clean and tidy and the facilities are really good. There are two kitchen areas with plenty of cooking facilities and plenty of fridge space. Tea and coffee is free. There are 2 lounge areas with a widescreen TV - and playstation - but becareful there are rooms very close to these areas and you can easliy disturb someone or be disturbed yourself! The toilets and showers are very clean - and it was nice to stay in a hostel where you don't have to hold down the button to get water. The location is excellent - just a 5 minute walk from the rynek. I would definitely stay here again.
Accomodation near old town.
- The location of the hostel is excellent for walking around in the old town. - Wireless internet and even a computer (with internet) for those who did not bring laptop. - Breakfast was also quite ok (not just the usual bread and jam, but also cheese, corn flakes with milk; coffe and tea; honey). - It was also a nice place, clean, etc. Noisy traffic: trams from early morning to late night every 15-20 minute. Not problematic with closed windows, but we had to sleep with windows open, as it was warm.
Basic but clean and renovated hostel Lack of curtains in windows
Some of the staff were very helpful (others, less so). It was a very good location. The bathroom (I had a room with shower and wc) was huge and clean. The wifi was free (and worked in the lounge, though not in my room). It was rather noisy, as it is right by a major street. The curtains were only a thin sheer material. The TV in my room picked up many channels (hundreds, it seemed), but almost none were in either English or Western European languages (only two, for example, were in German). I was told the reason was someone had misprogrammed the TV, but no one from the hotel came to fix it.
Nearness to the city centre and allthough there was no car park at the hostel there was an all night safe car park 200 to 300meters away. Rooms with no curtains being over looked from across the street.
Too much noise in the road side rooms.
Great, Great, Great! This is the best hostel I have ever stayed in. It was super clean with nice bright rooms and bathrooms and free internet. It's only a 5 min walk into the main square with a small supermarket around the corner, and there is a cool bar downstairs.
Good staff, location, breakfast, internet availability, good price and quality combination shared bath, no towels, no table in the room, quite noisy enviromnent becouse of trams outside.
location, friendliness, very clean and well run . room was on the noisy side, but hey , someone has to be on the noisy side, friendly staff well made up for that
Centrally located, clean. The rooms are incredibly small- no room for luggage. The sink didn't work in one of the shared bathrooms. Breakfast was toast or dry cereal- no coffee or juice. Book here if you are looking for a cheap option (actually not that cheap compared to other cities), have minimal luggage, or are traveling alone.
Close to the center and another party location. Shared showers/toilets but they were very clean. Free internet. The breakfast is really basic but there's a clean fridge where you can store some extra stuff of your own.. No curtains in the room (I solved it with a big towel). The room was quite small but anyway we didn't go to Wroclaw to sit in our room so it didn't really bother us...


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Darwin on Man and Monkeys: Nine months before he died Darwin wrote about his views on mankind:
"But then with me the horrid doubt always arises whether the convictions of man's mind, which has been developed from the mind of the lower animals, are of any value or at all trustworthy. Would any one trust in the convictions of a monkey's mind, if there are any convictions in such a mind?"
Letter to William Graham, 3 July 1881.
Editorial Comment: By the end of his life Darwin is convinced man is just another animal that came into existence by the long and naturalistic struggle for survival. Therefore, he reasons our thoughts are no more significant than those of the monkey-like creatures he believes we came from. This is in direct opposition to God's description of man being such a separate unique creation, made in the image of God that we can share our thoughts with our Creator and our fellow human beings. (Ref. theistic evolution, Scriptures Genesis, philosophy, world-view)
Evidence News, 16 December 2009
Charles Darwin was a bright young theological graduate, but by the end of his life he had turned his back on God, denied that Jesus Christ was the Son of God and declared Scripture to be "manifestly false". What happened?
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Open house scheduled for Thursday on hiking/biking trail through UF
Published: Wednesday, September 25, 2013 at 1:52 p.m.
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The Florida Department of Transportation is holding an open house from 4-6 p.m. Thursday at the Doyle Connor Auditorium, 1911 SW 34th St., to review plans for a new $2.5 million hiking and biking trail through the University of Florida campus.
State transportation officials and consultants will be on hand to discuss plans for the proposed 2-mile-plus "UF Campus Greenway," which will be built with federal "transportation alternative" funds and begin in early 2015, said Gina Busscher, spokeswoman for the DOT.
Transportation alternative funds are used for sidewalks and other improvements to encourage people to park their cars and walk or ride their bikes, Busscher said. Because so little money is available each year, applications for the money are competitive, she added.
UF applied for the grant in 2010 through the Gainesville Metropolitan Transportation Planning Organization, Busscher said. New projects are scheduled five years after approval, she said.
The proposed campus trail is the third and final leg of the Archer Braid Trail, which eventually will connect the town of Archer to Haile Plantation and the city of Gainesville. The first leg, a six-mile trail from Archer to Southwest 91st Street built by state contractors, was finished in June. The second leg, a 3.5 mile section between Archer Road and Kanapaha Park, is currently under construction by the county.
The proposed trail will start just west of Southwest 34th Street and follow Hull and Mowry roads through the pony fields, over creeks and wetlands to South Newell Drive, where it will become sidewalks and marked bike trails to Archer Road, according to an FDOT news release.
The trail will be made of concrete and asphalt, and it will include a wooden boardwalk and a pedestrian bridge, Busscher said. "We are still working on the design," she said, and DOT will use public input to help put the finishing touches on the plans.
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This year it seemed like the bars arent what they were, even at waist-stomach high the waves were mushy and hard to get into until you were right up on the inside, then tended to close out on the inside.
I might have surfed with you one morning..noticed a big dude on a white decked Firewire sweet potato..did you surf the first st. jetty one morning in some glassy leftovers while kids were doing tow-ats up the beach?
6'2" WRV Nugget thruster set up. I love this friken thing.
I use my 9' Murray Ross (local shaper) with a mid size turbo fin up to about chest high. I have a 7s super fish for chest or bigger ( I know it's a pop out but I love it). I'm old, I've got good size quiver gathering dust in the garage because these 2 boards pretty much cover it.
6' 5" (21 1/2" 2 3/4") Tom Neilson Quad Fish. Alot of board, but was getting ready to give up on shortboarding all together when I got it about 5 yrs ago. Love the thing, but wouldn't mind adding something smaller to the mix. Spent my formative years on a 5' 8' twin fin, and still love the twin/quad set up.
5'8" x 22" x 2 5/8" Coil Megamind... Surfing 20+ years and this catches waves better than any board I've had. Goes great in thigh high mush to head high clean. Love the Coil crew.
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Newberry, S.C. - Emily Boykin carried the Brevard offense in game one, while Chelsi Mallory smashed a three-run home run in the nightcap as the Tornados recorded the conference sweep on Wednesday afternoon at the NC Softball Field against Newberry College, 3-1 and 6-1.
Kayla Clemens (10-11) and Alyssa Miller (6-7) both went the distance for the Tornados (16-18, 5-7 SAC) in the doubleheader sweep, while Hailey Harris (2-2) and Shelley Jeffcoat (3-8) suffered the losses for the Wolves (14-19, 0-10 SAC).
Game One: Brevard 3, Newberry 1
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Boykin drove in the first two runs of the game and Maddie Fletcher singled in a run in the top of the sixth as Clemens scattered six hits in recording her 10th victory of the season.
The Tornados opened the scoring in the top of the fourth as Mallory drew a walk to lead off the frame. A sacrifice bunt pushed the senior second baseman into scoring position, and she moved to third on Brittany Tucker's two-out single through the infield. Boykin followed with an infield base hit, scoring Mallory for the first run of the contest.
Brevard expanded on their lead in the top of the sixth inning as Boykin doubled in Clemens with two outs in the frame and Fletcher followed with an RBI single up the middle, scoring her to stake Clemens to a commanding 3-0 lead.
Newberry answered with their first run of the contest in the bottom of the sixth as Tasia Diaz doubled in Brittany Phillips with a shot to left centerfield, and threatened to tie the game in the bottom of the seventh, loading the bases with two outs. Clemens was able to retire the final Newberry batter on a foul out, keeping the Brevard victory intact as the Tornados took game one, 3-1.
Game Two: Brevard 6, Newberry 1
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Brevard built a 6-0 lead after four innings, thanks in part to a three-run home run by Mallory over the left centerfield fence, and Miller retired 10 strikeouts as the Tornados closed out the sweep over the Wolves.
The Tornados opened the scoring in the top of the third plating four runs with two outs in the frame as Brevard followed a walk issued to Brittany Jones with five consecutive hits to go up 4-0 over the Wolves. Jones broke the scoreless tie, crossing the plate on Tucker's bunt single, before Mallory drove a 1-0 pitch over the fence, scoring Tucker and Brittany Fowler to put the Tornados up by four.
Brevard continued to build on their lead in the fourth inning as Tucker's base hit to left centerfield scored Fowler and Jones as Brevard staked Miller to a 6-0 lead midway through the game.
Newberry cracked the scoreboard in the bottom of the sixth, ending the shutout bid as Phillips singled in Casey Makawatase, but the Wolves were unable to bring the game back within reach in falling 6-1.
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Electroconvulsive Therapy
Electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) sends an electronic current through the brain. This current causes brief seizure activity. This causes changes in brain chemistry. ECT can reduce symptoms associated several mental health conditions.
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Reasons for Procedure
ECT is commonly used to treat:
- Severe depression that does not respond to medication or that causes serious symptoms, like psychosis and suicidal thoughts
- Schizophrenia
- Severe mania that does not respond to medication
In some cases, ECT may also be used for other mental or neurological conditions.
Possible Complications
Your doctor will review potential problems like:
- Cognitive impairment, such as problems with thinking and memory:
- They usually go away after a couple of weeks
- In some cases memory problems may last for several months
- Occasionally thinking and memory problems will persist
- Short-term changes in blood pressure and heart rate
- Short-term abnormal heart rate
- Headache
- Nausea
- Muscle aches or soreness
Rare complications include:
- Heart attack or stopping the heart
- Long-lasting seizure
- Death
Factors that may increase the risk of complications include:
- Having a history of heart problems, stroke, or high blood pressure
- Pregnancy—this form of therapy may increase the risk of complications in the fetus
- Not responding well to medication
- Increased age
What to Expect
Prior to Procedure
Prior to the procedure, your doctor will:
- Do a physical exam
- Do a complete medical and psychological history
- Ask you about any medications you are taking, including prescription and over-the-counter medications
- Have tests done, which may include blood tests, an electrocardiogram (EKG) , and imaging of the brain
- Have you meet with an anesthesiologist
- Give you instructions about not eating or drinking before the procedure
You may feel confused after ECT. Arrange for someone to drive you home from the hospital. Also, arrange for someone to help you at home.
General anesthesia will be used. You will be asleep during the treatment and will not feel any pain.
Description of Procedure
You will be connected to a machine that will monitor your vital signs and brain activity. Next, you will receive general anesthesia and a medication to keep your muscles relaxed during the procedure.
After you are asleep, you will receive oxygen through a mask on your face. A mouth guard may also be placed to protect your tongue and teeth from injury. Next, electrodes will be positioned on your head. These electrodes will be connected to a machine that will deliver an electric current to your brain. This will cause seizure activity. After the shock is given, the muscles that have not been affected by the medication will contract for a few seconds. Next, your body will twitch, which can last up to a minute.
Immediately After Procedure
You will be taken to a recovery room where your vital signs will be monitored. You will wake up in 10-15 minutes. You may feel confused. This confusion can last minutes, hours, or sometimes longer.
How Long Will It Take?
About 30 minutes, including time to recover after the procedure
How Much Will It Hurt?
You will not feel any pain during the procedure. After ECT, you may have a headache and muscle aches or soreness.
Post-procedure Care
At the Care Center
When you are fully awake, you will be given something to eat and drink. In most cases, you will be able to go home the day of the procedure.
At Home
You should arrange for help at home in case thinking and memory problems persist.
You will need to schedule an appointment for another ECT treatment. In most cases, you will need to have 2-3 treatments per week, for many weeks. You will need to take medication, such as antidepressants, and continue with therapy to prevent a relapse.
You may also need maintenance ECT to further prevent a relapse. Your doctor will help determine the right plan for you. This will depend on how you are progressing.
Call Your Doctor
It is important to monitor your recovery. Alert your doctor to any problems. If any of the following occur, call your doctor:
- Worsening of symptoms, including feelings of hopelessness or helplessness and thoughts of suicide—If you have thoughts of suicide, call your doctor or therapist right away.
- Confusion and memory loss that lasts longer than expected
- Headache, muscle aches, or soreness that lasts longer than expected
- Any new symptoms or concerns
If you think you have an emergency, call for medical help right away.
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The team behind "The Hangover," Jon Lucas and Scott Moore, are ready to tackle the R-Rated comedy market again with "21 and Over." With Pitch Perfect's Skylar Astin, Twilight's Justin Chon and Rabbit Hole's Miles Teller leading the balls-out birthday charge. Check out the trailer.


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We are perfectly located to be your home base to visit other West Michigan lakeshore towns such as Saugatuck, Grand Haven, South Haven, and Whitehall.
Your room includes a coffee maker, refrigerator, filtered water, TV, DVD player, free Wi-Fi, robes and more. Our full breakfast always includes a fresh hot entrée, fruit, pastries, juice, yogurt and granola.
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A group of Salt Lake City filmmakers are being rewarded for a good weekend's work with some recognition in Hollywood.
The filmmaking team known as Al Kessler Centennial Squadron, which won the Salt Lake City edition of the 48 Hour Film Project, will see its film "Tic" screened at the Filmapalooza Film Festival which runs today through Sunday at the historic Chinese Theatre in Hollywood.
The film is one of 4,000 made in 115 countries as part of the 2012 competition.
"Tic" was filmed in 48 hours in the George Thomas Building, the University of Utah building that was the old home of the Natural History Museum of Utah. The film featured museum employees, and the filmmakers took their name from the museum's bigget fan, Al Kessler, who celebrated his 100th birthday the week of the competition.
The members of Al Kessler Centennial Squadrom are: Connor Rickman, Colin McDermott, Alejandro Stepenberg, Keir Schmidt, Sarah McLoney and Stuart Ford. All will attend Filmapalooza, the 11th annual screening and awards ceremony for the 48 Hour Film Project. The top 12 films at Filmapalooza, to be announced Sunday, will screen in the Short Film Corner at the Cannes Film Festival.


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Hannity Lets His Guests Peddle Discredited Fast And Furious Conspiracy Theory
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Sean Hannity is not big on correcting false claims made by the guests on his Fox News show. On June 19, for instance, it was Mitt Romney whose numerous false claims Hannity let stand uncorrected.
On the June 20 edition of Hannity, two separate guests pushed the claim that the Obama administration deliberately created the Fast and Furious operation in order to undermine the Second Amendment. First, Fox News contributor Michelle Malkin asserted that the Obama administration "let [the guns] go because they had an underlying gun-control agenda."
Monica Crowley, also a Fox News contributor, said later in the show that Fast and Furious "may not have been" a "botched operation," adding: "Maybe -- and this is just speculation -- but maybe what they are trying to hide here is the fact that was all by design. ... That everything they do is by design, and that this operation was set up as an assault on the Second Amendment. In other words, flood the zone with guns, actually have some dead bodies -- I don't think they intended American dead bodies -- but then trace the guns back to the United States as an excuse to crack down on legal gun ownership."
In fact, head of the House's investigation into Fast and Furious, Republican Rep. Darrell Issa, wrote last month in a memorandum and accompanying report that the Fast and Furious operation "was conceived because law enforcement officials "hoped the weapons, after they were recovered at crime scenes in Mexico, could be traced and linked to cartel operatives including possible high-level financiers, suppliers, and possibly even king-pins." A June 2011 "joint staff report" prepared for Issa and Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-IA) came to a similar conclusion.
Nevertheless, Fox News reporters, anchors and commentators have repeatedly pushed this baseless conspiracy theory on the channel.
Likewise, Hannity made no move to correct either Malkin or Crowley.
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Whether you are enrolled in Mount Shasta Field Geology or would like to consider the course for the future, the links below give you access to some of the important course materials.
Course text
- Overview of the Geology of Mount Shasta: Course text including field trip road log. Because this document is a PDF file you will need to install a free copy of Adobe Acrobat Reader to view them if you do not already have one on your computer. (Note that this file is normally linked only when the course is in session).
Supplemental materials
- Bibliography: The references in this list were consulted in preparing the course materials for Geology of Mount Shasta and will serve as a good starting point for anyone wishing to learn more about the geology of the Mount Shasta region.
- Mount Shasta Companion — Geology: An alternate version of the course text is available online as the geology section of the more comprehensive "Mount Shasta Companion" site.
- California Volcano Observatory—Mount Shasta: Brief summary of the geology and geologic history of Mount Shasta along with information about its current alert level. U.S. Geological Survey


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Happy Friday, ya'll!
I came across a Mark Bittman recipe for Moroccan spiced apples which he suggested as a side to a nice piece of pork – you know, an elitist NYTimes version of Pork Chops and Apple Sauce. Just kidding guys, I love Mark Bittman. He's not an elitist, he's the master of simplification.
Anywayyy, I thought these apples would go well with ricotta instead. A bruschetta made on fresh bread topped with creamy ricotta and savory-sweet apples sounded just right to me.
Not for nothing, but these babies are perfect for a festive cocktail party or for enjoying by one's self while standing/wiggling in the kitchen listening to LCD Soundsystem.
Moroccan Spiced Apples:
– 2 large or 3 small apples (I used Gala), chopped into bite-sized pieces
– 1 tablespoon olive oil
– 1 tablespoon Moroccan spice blend
– Sea salt, to taste
Preheat oven to 220C/425F. Combine first 3 ingredients in a bowl and mix until well combined. Spread out on a lined baking sheet and sprinkle with salt. Bake for 10-15 minutes until the apples are golden and soft.
To Make it a Bruschetta:
– Fresh Ricotta
– Baguette
Slice baguette into 2.5-cm/1-inch thick pieces. Spread on as much or as little of the ricotta as you'd like. (I am biased toward a heaping spoonful, but that's just me.) Top with apples, serve immediately.
Apples can be made ahead and stored in the fridge for a day. Serve at room temperature.
Before you go…let's talk about holiday things!
Technically not a Christmas song, but damn this gets me into the spirit
I LOVE Peter Alexander and all of these PJ shorts!
Cannot wait to make some festive (there's that word again) cocktails like this and this.