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Wilma A. Johnson
May 26, 1920 - December 23, 2012
WILMA A. JOHNSON, 92, of Prophets Riverview Good Samaritan Center, Prophetstown, IL, died Sunday, December 23, 2012, at the center.
Wilma was born May 26, 1920, in Rock Falls, IL, to Frank and Jennie (Oltmann) Plautz. She was educated in the Allpress Grade School in Rock Falls, IL. Wilma married Orval W. Johnson on August 9, 1939, in Rock Falls, IL. He died May 18, 1996. She farmed with her late husband, in Plainview, NE from 1941 until 1962. When they returned to Prophetstown, IL, they then operated the Prophet Motel for 8 years after which they again engaged in farming. She also worked for Drummet's Hardware in Prophetstown. Wilma was a member of the First Lutheran Church in Prophetstown and served on the church's council. She was a member and past president of WELCA. Wilma was an avid golfer and longtime member of the Prophet Hills Country Club in Prophetstown. Her hobbies include sewing, crocheting, gardening, and flowers. She also enjoyed playing cards and was a member of several card clubs. Her children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren were an important part of her pastime.
Survivors include two daughters, Nyla (Joe) Pavelec of Green Lake, WI and Karen (Dan) Buck of Prophetstown, IL; three sons, Orval (Connie) Johnson, Ron (Joan) Johnson, and Denny (Sally) Johnson all of Prophetstown, IL; twelve grandchildren, Scott Pavelec, Brad (Nicole) Pavelec, Trent (Karyn) Buck, Maggie (Jay) Linden, Kim (Joel) Jara, Reid (Tara) Johnson, Marcus (Gwen) Johnson, Michelle (Todd) Wetzell, Megan Haggard, Andrew (Erin Zlomek) Johnson, Adam (Melanie) Johnson, and Christopher Johnson; and twenty great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Orval; one granddaughter, Nicole Pavelec; two sisters, Hazel Sandrock and Marie Polte; five brothers, Herman, Walter, Johnny, Harold and Delbert Plautz.
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FUNERAL SERVICE WHEN & WHERE: 11:00 A.M. Wednesday, December 26, 2012, at First Lutheran Church - Prophetstown, IL
OFFICIATING: Rev. Greg Olson - Pastor of First Lutheran Church-Prophetstown, IL
VISITATION: 9:30 A.M. until the time of the service on Wednesday, December 26, 2012, at First Lutheran Church - Prophetstown, IL
INTERMENT: Riverside Cemetery - Prophetstown, IL
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I thought douglas already left the roof? ^^
look at the end of: Sir Schmoopy and the half french prince
he is off the roof, reading the paper of the memory wipe spell and keep telling it (continous loop)
This show is just... meh.
Why do people come and comment if they don't like the damn show?
because their stupid people who dont have a life?
dan douglas is actualy down from the roof. my bad, but probaly still in the memory ereasing spell loop :P
Um... Anyone know where 44 is? It is Friday... So there should be a new one, no?
we all wonder the same thing...
You know it is a sad thing when I realize that I help pass my week by with these videos. With out this one this week feels a little longer.
ok i was checking ALLLLL throughout thursday and its now friday! in the name of Awesometon where the f*** is episode 44? am i the only one having problems? help!
where's the new episode guys it's FRIDAY
Yeah. Waiting for something the next day makes not only the day you're waiting for it faster, but the day you're going to watch it faster. Waiting makes the time go by, to put it simply.
that's a very good point
I would be nothing without this show, this show's the whole reason that my friends started playing D&D so your the most awesomest person ever Rob even though some of your episodes stink...no offense but I'm pretty sure that's not going to get me out of this.
Perhaps it's meh and the next one hasn't come out because Rob is planning a SUPER-AMAZING-AWESOME-FEST for the next one. Or maybe he's taking a day off. Who cares, only another six days. We'll live.
Okay, so it isn't just me. The last time this happened I didn't read the Quiz thing and the Hogwats marathon, so I made a fool of myself. But now I know no one else has any idea what's going on, so I'm not just stupid.
Yeah.. I mean, you're watching a show up to here, and you don't even like it.. Seriously?
I've loved unforgotten realms since the beginning, season 1 was hilariously magnificent, and season 2 was pretty amazing also. But season 3 doesn't seem as good to me. I mean the animation is great as always, but the comedy Unforgotten Realms was known for seems to have been replaced by plot. Sure, I enjoy the plot, but without the comedy it's just not the same. But what do I know. I guess I'll just whine some more and re-watch season one... again...
i hope you guys realize that the plot ahve been all the way. mostly sicne episode 6
Great Episode
Where's the new episode?? Is Rob going on vacation? Or is he preparing a super-amazing episode that takes way longer to make than normal ones?
Actually no... since Douglas father is the king , remember.
oh so its the timmy in the past that is good=P
Glad to see a new episode.
its sad.... without the episode i find myself wondering if others are missing it too... and wanting to rip on them for it...
srsly ur a believer just believe the new episode is up...
see what i mean?
Saying I'm stupid and have no life because I post my opinion?
Because I clicked and watched, seemed like it must be popular as I saw the show is in its 40's in number of episodes. I didn't really feel much love or hate and wanted to express as such.
The plot thickens further, and where is gary, roamin will only comeback after a 1000 lifetimes so i don't expect him to come back, thumbs up for gary, you can do it my buddy. I think 44 doesn't comes because rob's on vacation, ah well i'm going to start from episode one again that way it wont feel that empty
Man, I have really loved these last two eps! "I wanna cast a PUNCH TO TIMMY'S FACE!"
And Timmy The Evil is back! Cool! And then turned Nador evil! I feel actual suspense for this show, which I hadn't since the finale of season 1, with Sir Schmoopy on the boat.
This calls for a dance... Music!
From the R-O-A to the M-I-N he's a crime fighting rank 11, Paladin
Understood but I just want to point out, this episode had a bunch of references to previous ones so you would have probably enjoyed it more if you saw the others first. Anyways, is it just me or is the urealms website down?
First, I agree. Most people will never understand the show if they start from a random episode, because the show is insanly crazy. Second, the site's down for me too. I wonder what's up?
gaary is in reldawin assholes!!! and by the way if douglas is roamin he would not rurn into stones in the future. and it aws a dousins of lifetimes not 1000
like it a lot need the next one
But didnt they see like a spell to remove the stone dream , not sure.
Ever wondered that Roamin was put in a sleep for a thousand years by the same spell douglas was TRYING to learn in the past ;)
that 'vampire' dude is prob douglas ;)
... That probably has the highest chance of happening so far. Maybe Douglas got bit by a bat? It's not hard to turn into a vampire...
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Yan is professor of professional studies in education at Indiana University of Pennsylvania (IUP), and chairman of the graduate studies committee for the Department of Professional Studies in Education. Before joining the IUP faculty, he was associate professor at the University of Texas and Gonzaga University in Spokane, WA.
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(ENP Newswire Via Acquire Media NewsEdge) ENP Newswire - 01 August 2014 Release date- 31072014 - Fremont, CA - Blackmagic Design today announced the immediate availability of ATEM Switchers Update 6.0 which adds support for controlling cameras from ATEM production switchers via the program feed to the camera.
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Please explain what you have tried so far to resolve this issue. Output of diagnostic commands, errors experienced, etc.
i tried many times to crack a wep key , but i always failed
this is the result i got
root@bt:~# aireplay-ng -1 0 -a 76:E4:CF:5E:7B:07 -h 00:11:22:33:44:55 -e shark mon0
The interface MAC (90:4C:E5:2F:70:27) doesn't match the specified MAC (-h).
ifconfig mon0 hw ether 00:11:22:33:44:55
12:07:57 Waiting for beacon frame (BSSID: 76:E4:CF:5E:7B:07) on channel 11
12:08:07 No such BSSID available.
this is some information abt my card
wlan0 Link encap:Ethernet HWaddr 00:11:22:33:44:55
UP BROADCAST MULTICAST MTU:1500 Metric:1
RX packets:0 errors:0 dropped:0 overruns:0 frame:0
TX packets:0 errors:0 dropped:0 overruns:0 carrier:0
collisions:0 txqueuelen:1000
RX bytes:0 (0.0 B) TX bytes:0 (0.0 B)
wlan0 Atheros ath9k - [phy0]
plz , i need your help
thank u
Please explain what you have tried so far to resolve this issue. Output of diagnostic commands, errors experienced, etc.
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You shouldn't need to supply the MAC address of your wifi card in later versions of this attack. It's automatic unless you've manually changed your MAC address.
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Don't forget you have to put your interface on the same channel as the AP in order for this to work.
yes, i changer my mac adress using the commande macchanger
i tried to check if my card support injection
this is the result i had
root@bt:~# aireplay-ng -9 mon0
16:57:07 Trying broadcast probe requests...
16:57:07 Injection is working!
16:57:09 Found 1 AP
16:57:09 Trying directed probe requests...
16:57:09 02:65:14:8B:FF:AA - channel: 11 - 'shark'
16:57:09 Ping (min/avg/max): 1.454ms/8.811ms/28.095ms Power: -32.50
16:57:09 28/30: 93%
but when i specify the BSSID of the network i want to hack , always failed
root@bt:~# aireplay-ng -9 -e shark -a 02:65:14:8B:FF:3A mon0
16:57:54 Waiting for beacon frame (BSSID: 02:65:14:8B:FF:AA) on channel 11
16:58:04 No such BSSID available.
plz , is there anyone know what's wrong with this network or my card ????
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Credit lines are critical for small- and mid-cap oil and gas explorers. For nearly 40 years, ATB Financial Energy Group Vice President Bruce Edgelow has made it his business to provide non-dilutive cash for growing energy companies. At the recent SEPAC Oil & Gas Investor Showcase in Calgary, and in this exclusive interview with The Energy Report, Bruce reveals some of the advances changing the bottom line for smart investors.
Companies Mentioned: Calfrac Well Services Ltd. (OTCPK:CFWFF) Schlumberger Ltd. (NYSE:SLB) Trican Well Service Ltd. (OTCPK:TOLWF)
The Energy Report: When you were speaking with your friends and clients at the Small Explorers and Producers Association of Canada (SEPAC) Showcase a few weeks ago, what were the issues they wanted to discuss?
Bruce Edgelow: In most cases, the comments centered on the encouraging application of new technologies that have transformed the resources-versus-reserves landscape. The revised view reflects the idea that broader oil and gas (O&G) resources may be available for extraction over time, if enough capital is available. We can now go into a reservoir and apply different completion processes to take advantage of a whole new technology frontier. That would be one thing.
Attendees were also interested in hearing more about the service industry's capacity going forward. How would we manage if both commodities, natural gas and oil, experienced an uptick in prices? Could we actually fund growth through the use of services? There's growing concern that the industry doesn't have enough human capital to deploy on equipment. The services industry is starting to be really pressured with respect to having the right people and talent with the right supervisory skills on the drill rigs.
Merger opportunities have also been a hot topic. One of the notations I made in the presentation was about the size of asset the equity investor is seeking. In the past, we often talked about 1,000 barrels per day (bpd) in order to be a starting junior; but now investors probably need 5,000 bpd with a good management team that has run both oil-weighted and gas-reserve opportunities.
The other general conversation is the need to grow. We are a fast-depleting resource industry. On average, we are depleting our resources at 15%-20% standing still — even if we don't show up. Whether we're public or private, there's a desire to be able to grow incrementally versus the depletion rate that's taking place. How do you then grow yourself over and above that and provide attractive returns to investors? So, some of these are new discussions, but a lot of them are ones that we have every year because they are ongoing strategic issues.
TER: Bruce, the large gas producers can make about a buck per thousand cubic feet (Tcf) of natural gas in the $4-$5/Tcf range. But, as you told the group at SEPAC, summer's going to be a very tough time for juniors. What are you telling the smaller guys? How do they survive such low natural gas prices?
BE: We've been in this price regime for the last 18 months, and the reality is that those discussions have been going on for quite some time. It's not a change. In this community, there's a lot of patience in terms of not forcing assets up for sale. By doing so, we would just drag the whole marketplace down. Collectively, the view is that we are closer to a recovery; however, we may still have a long way to go. So, we have been hard at work reducing general and administrative (G&A) expenses at stranded companies in the natural gas-producer community to attract expansion investment, even if it's at the margin.
But it's very difficult. Entrenchment creeps in to executive mindsets, which limits the willingness to sell at a reduced price, thereby eliminating their jobs at a time when it might be difficult to raise funds and start again. While we may be closer to natural gas-price recovery, we can't avoid the reality of a low summer gas environment.
We're touching base with a few of these entities on a quarterly basis just to make sure that the strategy we outlined 12 or 18 months ago is still underway. To be honest, it's just a continuation of something that we've been at for the last two summers.
TER: Are you open to carrying or helping a client through these low points?
BE: Absolutely, and this is shared across the broader lending community. I could point to a variety of files, public or private, where we've hung in there and demonstrated phenomenal support. This is driven by the reality that you have to put out an inordinate amount of new capital to offset losses. We can never charge enough to recover an absolute loss on the debt portfolio.
By cashing-in on a low-price environment, you just create a new bottom or new low watermark for the price of the reserves. So, if you can provide a sense of reasonableness to the broader community of being able to work with the companies through this process, you will forestall any scavenger attempts by the stronger entities. With a growing sense that we'll start to come out the other side on natural gas in the next 12–18 months, there's no incentive for us to create a new bottom.
TER: That brings to mind a question. Does ATB ever take an equity position in companies, or would that be totally outside your business model?
BE: We have provided a significant amount of patience and support to a stalled, public nat gas junior over the past two years. We recognized that cash was dear to the company and instrumental to growing its reserve base, so we took equity back in payment of fees that were due to us. In the first case, it was warrants to purchase shares. In the second case, it was straight out issuance of shares. This structure gave the company time to develop an oil story. We were cognizant of where cash was needed, and we took some equity back. That was a new one for us. When I was at another financial institution, those situations were more common.
TER: The energy-lending business in Canada reached $25 billion by the end of October 2010. That's up from $14B in 2005 — a near 80% increase. Your firm, ATB, has a $5.3B portfolio, which works out to a significant chunk of the Canadian energy debt. What accounts for this increase in leverage?
BE: There's probably been twice the amount of equity support over and above what the debt support has been. First, the balance sheets have been cleaned up and improved with merger and acquisition (M&A) activity and equity coming in. So, we've really cleaned up the over-leveraged situation weighing on the industry prior to 2006/2007 period. That meant the balance sheets were capable of taking on more debt if it was required for growth. The fact that we're in a historically low interest-rate environment makes leverage economical. You can raise debt capital at rates that are less than what your capital expectations are on the shareholders' side. The cash flow being generated from the oil regimes has allowed the leverage factors to come up. So, we're still in a good healthy debt-to-equity relationship. Again, it's new equity coming into the business that has reduced leverage, allowing clients to go back into their lines of credit when appropriate.
TER: As a banker, do you think of the juniors and the mid caps as being in nearly separate industries? How does the due diligence process for lending vary between these two groups?
BE: To be fair, the only piece that does creep into the smaller ones is the question of whether the company is concentrated into a single resource type that provides less flexibility than a larger-cap, mid-cap or senior producer would have. What running room is in front of them? If they're going to tap out that resource potential, where might they grow to from there? So, that would be one piece that we'd pay particular attention to in smaller entities.
TER: Could rising debt in small- and mid-cap companies be indicative of a bubble?
BE: No, I wouldn't suggest that. If we have a rising debt capacity, it's because the resource type is in fact capable of managing it. When clients get to 40,000–50,000 bpd, they have a capacity, they have a balance sheet and they have an asset base that's considerably varied and diverse. From that point in time, the leverage is managed through a financial covenant regime, which historically, would be a debt:cash flow ratio of 3x. That's the rule of thumb. Junior companies' reserves are expected to support their lines of credit via a borrowing base covenant. The lender takes a forward view of production, commodity prices and burdens, such as royalties and G&A, and lends on a margin of the net present value (NPV) of this calculation. The larger, more-senior companies' historical cash flow serves that purpose. So, it's not a bubble, per se. The reserve-exploitation strategy is being deployed prudently, and the companies are capable of being lent more money.
TER: Asian demand for oil, primarily from China, is expected to continue growing at more than 6% per year, and you are forecasting that crude will remain above $100/barrel (bbl), but choppy over the next few years. Given that 6% growth in Asia, that sounds conservative.
BE: I would agree. It is very conservative. The reality is that we have a lot of unknowns. For the first time in a long time, the OPEC group sitting around the table on June 8, 2011 couldn't come to a consensus on output. I also question whether China will be the real demand driver. What about the other regions — India or Japan, as it rebuilds? I think there's real reason to be conservative in the approach. Some of us have learned from the past, and we don't want to race ahead and provide a more opportunistic, or for that matter, negative view of things.
TER: For the sake of this discussion, assume that crude oil hits $150/bbl over the next five years. Are you and your group positioned to fund renewable or alternative energy production?
BE: We are constantly on the lookout in these areas as energy prices move outside economic boundaries and where, from an economic perspective, alternative energy would be required. Our organization, in particular, has a real penchant for staying on top of these opportunities. We attend most of the alternative energy conferences to find technology that has been proven and has enough equity support to get through testing and the buildout phases. We want to provide whatever support is needed to birth these new industries. It's critical. The changes come quickly, and they are not without risk, but we are excited about the variety of opportunities. So, yes, $150/bbl oil will accelerate this process, but these advancements are coming regardless. So, it's incumbent upon anyone in this business to stay on top of emerging industries in order to participate at the earliest possible opportunity.
TER: The geothermal industry, in some ways, is technologically similar to your current industry segments.
BE: Yes, they're significant. If you look at the geothermal technology being applied, it's been there for quite some time; so, it's not new science. It's a great time to be optimistic for this business.
TER: I notice that 30% of your debt portfolio is utilities and service providers. Just from what you said at SEPAC, it sounds like you're thinking about working with some of these engineering firms to potentially clean out tailing ponds. This could be very important for the development of oil sands.
BE: It's critical. That technology has already been tested and is available to us, but may not be scaled up to total oil sands application today. There's a great expectation that in three to five years, the tailings ponds will be a thing of the past and new technology will enable safe delivery of the waste to a landfill. So, we're paying close attention to those service providers with respect to the new technology. At $60/bbl oil, these weren't economical; but at $90-$110/bbl, these are very economical and are being developed. There is a lot of equity support behind it. We like to be green, we like to be energy efficient and we'd like to get rid of the whole tarnish of dirty oil.
TER: Sticking with the technology theme here for a moment and going back to traditional O&G production, which companies are some of the shining examples of using technology in an innovative and productive way now?
BE: We've seen a real consolidation in the services business to allow for economies of scale. I'd be remiss to point out anyone in particular; but, from a Canadian lens, you could look at the likes of Trican Well Service Ltd. (OTCPK:TOLWF), Schlumberger Ltd. (SLB) or Calfrac Well Services Ltd. (OTCPK:CFWFF) on the oil field-services side.
TER: Great. Do you have any thoughts to leave with our readers?
BE: We think the technology's here to stay. We spend a lot of time dealing with independent, third-party engineering reports to gather expertise. The encouragement we're seeing is based on the new methods of additional recovery — miscible floods or more waterflood work, for example — that allow us either to continue to work on fields or go back into wells that have been suspended, and then apply the new technology. We've seen companies go back downhole and go from a 20% to a 30% recovery stage.
When you look at the total reserves in place across the basin of the North American marketplace, with our newer abilities to manage depletion or do a better job of recovery, it is phenomenally encouraging. These secondary and tertiary recovery methods are being applied today across more of the resource types than we've ever seen before. Think about the past, when we pulled some 15% of reserves out of the ground. Now, move that number to 20% based on new technology. There's phenomenal impact to the entire basin with no drilling or exploration costs associated. There are no above-hole costs. It's simply a downhole application. So, there's less capital expenditure and the impact is significant.
TER: So, if you get an additional 5%, that increases the margin dramatically?
BE: Yes, just phenomenally.
TER: This has been very educational. Thank you very much, Bruce.
BE: Thank you.
Bruce Edgelow is responsible for the leadership and growth of ATB Financial's energy business and capabilities. Before joining ATB, he was a senior Royal banker and has more than 39 years of experience with a focus on the oil and gas industry. Bruce is a Fellow of the Institute of Canadian Bankers, a member of the Calgary Petroleum Club and is a very active participant in community and church activities. Bruce leads a team of over 30 energy-industry professionals making ATB's energy group one of the largest units in Canada. His team specializes in all aspects of the energy market, including oil and gas exploration and production, drilling and oilfield services, pipeline and utilities and midstream. Over the past several years, ATB's energy group has grown to become a significant leader in Alberta, largely due to its focus on developing highly responsive relationships.
1) George Mack of The Energy Report conducted this interview. He personally and/or his family own shares of the following companies mentioned in this interview: None.
2) The following companies mentioned in the interview are sponsors of The Energy Report: None.
3) Bruce Edgelow: I personally and/or my family own shares of the following companies mentioned in this interview: None. I personally and/or my family am paid by the following companies mentioned in this interview: None.


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'Mission: Impossible' to premiere on IMAX
LOS ANGELES – The big screen is going giant.
Looking to generate the word of mouth that commercials, trailers and 3-D have failed to spur this year, studios are turning to IMAX, once the domain of spectacular documentaries.
On Friday, Mission: Impossible — Ghost Protocol becomes the first big-studio feature to premiere on IMAX. The film hits 300 of the special screens five days before its nationwide release Dec. 21 on standard 35-mm and digital screens.
Some theaters also will feature a six-minute sneak peek of The Dark Knight Rises, also shot partly in the oversize format. The footage, which director Christopher Nolan unveiled last week, introduces the villain Bane (Tom Hardy). The latest Batman installment is due in theaters July 20, 2012.
For filmmakers, the IMAX strategy offers a more immersive story, a larger canvas and often a larger budget, as the technology still requires expensive cameras. They weigh 240 pounds, hold a three-minute spool and use 70-mm film, twice the normal size.
"You gotta go big, man," says Brad Bird, director of Protocol, the fourth installment of the Tom Cruise franchise. "I want a screen the size of Cleveland."
He'll get one the size of a six-story building Friday. Rob Moore, vice chairman of Paramount Pictures, hopes that the distribution plan gets fans talking by showcasing a moviegoing experience you can't emulate at home. While televisions offer digital imagery, 3-D and premium sound, IMAX, Moore says, harks back to a time when big screens were the province of theaters.
"When we were talking about doing the movie, Brad said he wanted to do something old-fashioned," Moore says. "So we decided not to go out on 4,000 screens opening weekend and (instead) really go out and showcase the film's visuals."
Moore acknowledges the strategy is risky: Opening in limited release could sap Protocol's nationwide opening four days before Christmas, putting it at a disadvantage against other high-profile films opening that day, including The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo and Steven Spielberg's The Adventures of Tintin.
But Moore says IMAX "is the best possible way" to see Protocol.
"Think about it: If we get a million people to see the movie (in IMAX), you have a million people who embrace it and are talking about it," he says. "That's fantastic word of mouth."
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Kittanning's Emily Knepshield is key player for burgeoning soccer team
Emily Knepshield is serving up assists again this fall for Kittanning, but this year they're in the form of right-footed crosses rather than cross-court sets.
For her senior year, Knepshield passed on returning to her starting role as the setter on the Wildcats' volleyball team and opted to join the Kittanning girls soccer program, which in its second season since being revived is sporting a 7-2-0 record.
The move surprised some people. Kittanning's volleyball program has been a consistent winner is recent years, and Knepshield had played a large role on those teams. But for her final year of high school, Knepshield followed her heart to a spot in the center of Kittanning's midfield.
"I played soccer since I was about 7, but then when I got to high school, there wasn't a girls soccer team," Knepshield said. "I had played volleyball since seventh grade and played that (in high school), but soccer is my first love. It's my senior year, and I'm so happy I did. It was a great decision."
In addition to being a first-year addition to the soccer program, Knepshield is the only senior on the team that combines players from all three Armstrong School District high schools — Kittanning, Ford City and West Shamokin.
But even as the oldest on the team and an experienced soccer player, there was an adjustment period to getting back on the field.
"This was the first time I've played in three years," Knepshield said. "(The underclassmen) are really the experienced ones. They all played together last year, and I didn't get a chance to, so I'm the newbie."
That adjustment period didn't last long. Knepshield has contributed six goals and five assists for the Wildcats, who have won seven of eight games since dropping their season opener to Burrell. The only loss in that stretch was a 4-2 setback against Class AAA Kiski Area.
"Todd (Harvey, Kittanning's athletic director) told me there was a new girl that might be coming out, and when she got here, just wow," Kittanning coach Crystal Heder said. "When I started talking to newspapers and other people at the start of the season, they just said, 'Oh, she plays three or four sports, she's just good at everything.' "
As a central midfielder, Knepshield has responsibilities on both ends of the field, but her biggest impact has come in the way she helps the team push forward in transition.
Her ability to control the ball and distribute has helped boost the productivity of her teammates in attack, such as juniors Kayly Lazaroff and Kylie Hagofsky, the Wildcats' two top scorers.
"The midfield controls everything, and when she stepped in and played the way she did, it helped the other girls become more confident," Heder said. "She's brought a lot of leadership to this team, and you could see from day one that the other girls looked up to her. She has the ability to play in college."
Knepshield's one season of soccer will go down as the first winning season for the Kittanning program, and the senior said it was the right move for her, even if it did mean she was giving up a spot with her friends on the volleyball court.
"The (soccer) girls have been great, and I've made a lot of new friends," Knepshield said. "The volleyball girls are all great, and I'm glad they're having a great season, too. I'm still friends with them and support them, and they've been very supportive of me."
Matt Grubba is a staff writer for Trib Total Media. Reach him at firstname.lastname@example.com or via Twitter @Grubba_Trib.


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Ask Mac Questions and Get Answers from Experts ASAP
ok it is 10.8.5 (12F45)
Hi, ran the test, then did repair permissions. One item said warning, suid file, system library core is modified and will not be repaired. Also permissions differ on application I-tunes. Did the repair. now what?
ok, did all that
ok, hopefully, not another $65.00 charge, lol
ok, it is stuck again. just setting there.
I did, had to unplug the computer again.
no it just sat there, just like it did previously. The last time I just left it and went to bed. The next morning it was just sitting there as it was the night before.
the only apps I can see that may be related is I-books and Piximeter that shows the I-photo logo
sometime today I am going to try to upload the calendar again. If it doesn't work that would make 7 holds on accounts. Yikes, will let you know.
Yes, always, but you know, this is the first time I have requested 3 items of the same thing. Wonder if that is what is freaking it out. I tried again, and again it just sat there, but at least this time I could escape the program and it didn't lock up the computer.
when I rebuilt the calendar it had a different name. I guess I will try to figure out how to transfer all my photos to a memory stick. Maybe I have too many and the computer is having a hissyfit about that. Thanks anyway.


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Taylor Stefishen Returns to Elmira
Two-Way Forward Brings His Talents Back to the Twin Tiers
ELMIRA, NY - July 15, 2015 - The Elmira Jackals, ECHL affiliate of the NHL's Buffalo Sabres and the AHL's Rochester Americans, announced today that the team has re-signed forward Taylor Stefishen to a Standard Player Contract for the 2015-16 season.
Stefishen, 24, re-signs with the Jackals following a successful rookie campaign in Elmira. In 58 games with the Jackals, the North Vancouver, British Columbia native finished tied for first on the team with six power-play goals, tied for second in goals with 16 and assists with 24 as well as ranking third overall in points with 40. Stefishen also earned two AHL call-ups in his first year as a pro. He joined the Adirondack Flames and skated in six games at the end of the 2014-15 campaign. The 6-foot-1 200-pound forward also appeared in four games with the Texas Stars and tallied his first career AHL point with an assist on December 20th, 2014 at Toronto.
"Taylor had a great rookie campaign and earned two call ups to the AHL," said Jackals head coach Jamie Russell. "He is a winger that can play either side and mixes great vision and creativity with grit and edge. On multiple occasions last year he stepped up to defend a teammate. We expect Taylor to get off to a hot start and play in all situations as he excels in even strength play, on the power play and in short handed situations."
Prior to turning pro, Stefishen played three seasons in the CIS with the University of Calgary. In his last season with the Dinos, he served as an alternate captain and led the team with 25 assists in addition to finishing the year tied for second on the team with 32 points in 26 games. In 79 CIS games, Stefishen notched 24 goals and 53 assists. Before attending the University of Calgary, he played one season in the Western Hockey League with the Prince George Cougars and recorded 67 points (24 goals, 43 assists) in 68 games. Stefishen also skated at Ohio State University for the previous two seasons (2008-10), logging 21 points in 42 games. He was drafted by the Nashville Predators with the 136th overall pick in the 2008 NHL Entry Draft.
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I have been interested in psychology since taking intro and developmental psychology during my freshman year. Following those classes, I took clinical and positive psychology, which provided early examples of how biology can affect behavior, and strongly influenced my decision to study behavioral neuroscience.
During the summer following my sophomore year, I spent a month in Copenhagen, Denmark and studied the neuroscience of fear with professors DeCoteau and Erlichman. Copenhagen was a fun city to live in, and the class was fascinating. Learning about how anxiety disorders such as PTSD are manifested in the brain was inspiring, and has led to my current interest in the neural basis of psychiatric disorders.
In the future I hope to pursue either a MD or a PhD with the goal of eventually studying psychiatric conditions professionally. I am currently getting my first research experience working with a team of professors and students from the psychology and biology departments at St. Lawrence University. We are investigating a novel medicine that may be useful for treating neurodegenerative diseases.
In addition to studying psychology, I work per diem as a cardiology technician at Canton-Potsdam Hospital. When I'm not working or studying psychology, I enjoy playing club soccer, snowboarding at Whiteface, checking out lectures on campus and attending shows at Java.
I am extremely thankful for the time and effort of all my psychology and neuroscience professors. Without their help, there is no way I would be as interested and motivated as I am. I can only hope to encounter as many friendly and motivating professors in my future academic endeavors.


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The resource super profits tax and emissions trading were top of the wish lists for state Labor leaders as they looked forward to working with Prime Minister
The country's only Liberal Premier, Mr Barnett said he did not know Ms Gillard well but he feared the change would shift influence back from WA to NSW and Victoria.
"She will have to build a relationship with the states, including the one Liberal state,'' he said.
Signalling that he still had serious concerns about the conduct of the broader government, Mr Barnett made pointed remarks about Deputy Prime Minister
"Wayne Swan's performance has been very slippery over the last 24 hours,'' Mr Barnett said. "I have no doubt from my conversations with Mr Rudd that he thought Wayne Swan and the others had done the work [on the mining tax package] and clearly they hadn't and he was left to carry the burden of that."
The Labor premiers were more upbeat, but several called for immediate action on improving the RSPT proposal.
Queensland Premier
"There's obviously no point changing leadership unless the federal party makes some decisions about changing the direction that Australians have been, I think, indicating they don't want to see," Ms Bligh said.
"Julia Gillard will be lobbied just as hard by me on the resources rent tax as her predecessor was. I hope we'll see some movement on that in the not-too-distant future.''
Victorian Premier John Brumby said Ms Gillard, once his chief of staff, should also move to introduce a carbon trading system. "We would love to see more action in this area, tackling climate change [and] supporting renewable energy.''
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He also paid tribute to Mr Rudd's leadership during the global financial crisis. "Australia missing the bullet, or more appropriately avoiding a financial tsunami, was certainly no accident,'' he said.
"Kevin's leadership in dealing with this crisis is perhaps more recognised overseas than within Australia – because they've experienced the devastation that we missed."
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We all love our electricity and the quality of life it brings to us. When we turn on our computer, television, lights and appliances with a flick of the switch, all these are powered by electricity. However, with such convenience upon us, we will sometimes tend to take things for granted.
What we will also forget is the lengths of electrical wiring running through the home or office that gives allows the power to reach these appliances at the proper speed and power levels. Like veins in the body, proper electrical wiring is the life of the home, to provide the routes for electricity to properly flow from the power source to all parts of the house.
Electrical wiring are insulated conductors or cables use to carry electricity. The wires are conductor materials that allow the electric current to flow through with little resistance. Copper is the most commonly use material. The wires will then be covered with an outer sheath of insulation usually rubber. Cables are mostly consisting of two or more of these insulated wires running side by side and bonded, twisted or braided together to form a single assembly.
These wires can vary due to their gauge, materials they are constructed with and other more technical reasons. They are identifiable via different colors and markings. Also it is very important to choose the right type of wires to suit each application as we would not want to over 'juice' a certain source or under power an appliance. These are also concerned to safety matters hence only a certified electrical engineer should be called in to deal with any wiring issue in the household.
In the past, electrical wiring and cables would be present and visible throughout the household. As the usage of electricity increases with all the latest gadgets available, the amount of wiring and cables also increases. Modernizing the electrical wiring has also been about concealing the unsightly clutter of cables and wiring. Now there are panels and hidden structures to neatly tuck away the wiring while still providing that convenient power to turn on our various appliances with the flick of a switch.


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Sunflowers for chickens
growing a little patch of sunflowers this year so that we can
experiment with pressing our own oil, and one of our readers mentioned that she likes to
tie the sunflower heads in the coop for winter entertainment:
In the fall, we cut them and hang them to dry, and then, through the winter, when the chickens don't have much else to do, and they might be prone to start pecking each other from boredom, I hang them just up above head height, so they have to stretch to peck them, and they swing a bit. The seeds fall out and they all run them down, and then start again with another peck. Gives them something to do.
After reading Bethany's comment, I looked up the protein content of sunflower seeds --- 26.3%! That's three times as much protein by weight as you'd find in corn and more than two thirds as much as you get from soybeans. Clearly I've been thinking too much inside the box when it comes to growing our own chicken feed. Perhaps sunflowers are the way to go? They are certainly easy to raise, and our honeybees love them.
Our homemade chicken
waterer never spills
or fills with poop.
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Can you press the oil out and then use the 'waste' as chicken feed? I wonder if you could dry it and crumble it up, so it can be stored?
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You can definitely feed the pulp left behind after pressing sunflowers to chickens --- I think that's actually an accepted agricultural tradition. But I don't think you can store it. I'm also not quite sure what the nutritional value of the final pulp is --- if it's just the full seed value minus the oil, that could be even better than feeding the chickens pure seeds!
If we can figure out how to press the seeds, we'll definitely keep you posted. We saw a little hand-cranked oil press this weekend, but I wasn't impressed --- it seemed like it might take me two weeks to press our sunflowers.
Comment by Monday afternoon, August 2nd, 2010—
I used to have my feed custom mixed for my flock of 100 layers. They were free ranging in an eggmobile. I wanted desperately to avoid using GMO soy (that was the only soy available), so I got my local mill to mix in a lot of sunflower seeds for protein, along with alfalfa meal and fish meal. First time around, I had sunflower seeds as 20% of the ration (the folks at the mill thought I was crazy, of course) and the the birds left tons of uncracked seeds behind in their feeders. Way too much. From my experience, I now believe that somewhere in the neighborhood of 10-12% is the sweet spot for BOSS in a chicken ration. Hope this is useful.
Comment by late Thursday night, May 3rd, 2013—
Kevin --- That's extremely useful! Thanks for reporting in with your feed experiment results. I wonder what mixture you eventually settled on for your non-soy feed?
Comment by at lunch time on Monday, May 6th, 2013—


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Civil Forms
Request for Court Action.
This form serves as the civil praecipe for requesting a continuance, non-suit, or dismissal on a civil case.
- Complete, print, and sign.
- Be sure to include your Bar ID and phone numbers.
- Case numbers may be obtained at https://eapps.courts.state.va.us/gdcourts under Case Status and Information, General District Court, Case information. Select Fairfax County General District Court from the drop down menu and change Case Type to "Civil" and Case Status to "Active/Inactive". Then enter the plaintiff or defendant name.
Request for Court Action/Dismissal Praecipe Form
2. Witness Subpeona.
Witness subpeona may be obtained at www.courts.state.va.us/forms/district/dc326.pdf. Please complete form and submit 4 copies to the Fairfax County General District Court clerk's office
Witness subpeona instructions may be obtained at www.courts.state.va.us/forms/district/dc326inst.pdf


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Is There a Procedure That Could Augment my Forehead/brow Region, Making It Look More Masculine? (photo)
I am a guy with a flat forehead/brow (I have no brow ridge). This is feminzing to my face. I was wondering what the proceedures are to correct this and who is known to do a lot... READ MORE


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I am a fan of workplace jokes. Some of my fondest workplace memories are of teams pulling together to pull off an elaborate prank. I have forgotten many of the projects I've worked on and some of the people I've worked with. But I remember all of the pranks.
In fact, I think the ability to play is what leads to inspiration. Look to the beginning of information technology in the body of Claude Shannon and you will see this played out: Because Shannon had a mind that played – with people, ideas, toys – he solved big puzzles that led to you having a job in IT, that led to there being such a thing as IT. And even if play isn't essential to creativity, it makes it fun to go to work. And, if you are there to have fun anyway, you might as well get some stuff done.
Play is good. But can you go too far? I've been wondering this all day as I plan some elaborate pranks.
The best workplace joke I was ever part of was instigated by my then-boss Steve. And some might argue that he went too far. He sent out an email to the entire staff requiring that everyone put in some time wrapping fake packages, writing bizarre return addresses on them, and dropping them in the cube of an employee who was foolish enough to be returning from vacation on April 1. When that employee, Michael, showed up for work, his cube was so full of packages he couldn't get to his desk. He was unwrapping (because some of the packages were real, delivered and carefully mixed in by the mail room ) for weeks. Fortunately, he had a sense of humor. That may have pushed the limits of "prank." But it was funny. And ultimately, Michael was touched that we'd gone to so much trouble. So it was a success.
But I think if police cruisers, the Chief of Police, and a police drone show up – and no one is laughing – you prank has gone too far. Add to that the arrest of an innocent bystander, and you have crossed the line from prankster to jerk. Witness this prank:
Netflix has played some good pranks on customers that hover right on the line, making you wonder if this is real or a prank.
Today there is a Netflix original film described as "In the tradition of 'The Curious Case of Benjamin Button ....' I'll save you 73 minutes and tell you that it's a chicken on a rotisserie roasting in reverse. And one year, the company added hilarious categories -- to people's viewing recommendations. Funny! And scary because it demonstrated that the company is watching you while you watch TV.
And I still can't decide if this announcement – offering dog-delivered packages as an answer to Amazon's drones -- from Moo.com is a joke, which makes it an excellent one. Or if it's not a joke, even better.
Admittedly, it's difficult to know where the line is. Because -- I think -- it isn't so much a line as it is an understanding of your victim. One year, in that same workplace with the hapless package opener, my entire team decided to tell that same boss we were quitting. Too obvious, I know. But groups often don't think well. One by one, we marched, seriously, into his office with our reasons: Other opportunities, death in the family, fake pregnancies, you get the idea. He was onto us after the first one. But he listened patiently, tried to talk us out of it. And then confessed – and made each of us promise not to tell the others – that our announcement made his own admission of a better job offer, which he had already accepted, easier.
We, of course, fell for his prank. He was a great boss and we all lived in fear that he would leave. So I think rather than offering rules or trying to solve where the line is when planning a prank, I have only these two pieces of advice to offer: Pick a victim with a sense of humor. And don't play a player.


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|Food Labeling; Gluten-Free Labeling of Foods; Public Meeting
|FDA Comment Number :
|Submitter :
|Mrs. Jennifer Hutson
|Date & Time:
|07/29/2005 11:07:36
|Organization :
|Mrs. Jennifer Hutson
|Category :
|Individual Consumer
|Issue Areas/Comments
| I want to applaud you for calling attention to gluten free labeling--as it large-scale and urgent issue that will only prove to be more widespread in the future. As awareness of Celiac Disease and Gluten Intolerance continues to be raised, more and more of the 1 of 133 people will receive their diagnosis. In addition, labeling will also benefit the 11 million individuals in the country with food allergies, and those in every state choosing to treatment mental and behavioral disorders with diet. Proper labeling will allow all of these people to live healthier, safer lives and, in conjunction with earlier diagnosis, help curb the health consequences and related disorders of Celiac. I ask, as many others, that you would continue to make room for this issue in your meetings and that it would be taken as seriously as the disease itself is. Your influence is crucial to our lives and our ability to make appropriate food and product choices. Thank you again and good luck in your meeting!


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Current Lab Members
Stephen Killingsworth —
Stephen started graduate work in the lab in 2006. He has been involved in work under our NSF grant to study people's beliefs about computer and robotic systems. Specifically, he's looked at how people think these may represent ongoing human actions. Stephen's other work has looked at connections between perception and action, including how knowledge about an object's function affects visual perception and action production.


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Account Director - Environmental focus for boutique corporate agency
- Recruiter
- The Works Search Ltd
- Location
- London
- Salary
- £40000 - £55000 + benefits
- Posted
- 09 Nov 2013
- Closes
- 23 Nov 2013
- Ref
- 4180
- Contact
- Tarasyn Whitehead-Patey
- Sector
- Business / Industrial, Environmental
- Function
- Account Director
- Discipline
- Corporate Communications, International
- Hours
- Full Time
- Contract Type
- Permanent
This is a great role for an Account Director who enjoys the diversity of agency life but would prefer to focus on one key client and have a huge amount of responsibility and autonomy. Working with the CEO, and running the London office with an Account Executive, your client works across the highly topical issues around infrastructure, environmental services and sustainable energy.
The Company
This is a very different, small agency based in the heart of Soho who specialise in helping European clients profile themselves in London. It is a fantastic chance to have the diversity of agency life but focus on one key client that focusses on infrastructure, water management, waste management and environmental services company doing some exciting work in recycling and energy generation. This Account Director role will be working directly with the Madrid based CEO and managing a communications assistant. In addition, this role involves regular travel to Madrid to meet and update the client.
The Role
Key challenges and opportunities in this Corporate Account Director role:
- Targeting tier 1 trade press and raising the client's profile through media relations
- Working closely with different stakeholders within one client to deliver across a range of different business areas
- Delivering proactive media strategies and delivering great results
- Working remotely with the Madrid based CEO and managing an assistant
- Regular travel to Spain to meet with the client and discuss the communications planning
- Knowledge in infrastructure to be able to talk confidently about the financial and business aspects of the client
The Person
Key attributes and experience for this Corporate Account Director role:
- Strong corporate PR experience at Account Director level working with specialist trade media either in agency or in-house
- Being able to work autonomously and not requiring micromanagement but have excellent communications skills to work remotely with the CEO
- Spanish speaking to a good standard would be highly beneficial
- The passion and focus to really get under the skin of one major client and develop interesting communications programmes for them
- Someone who can get their head around strategy but can also be hands on to secure fantastic media results
- A self-starter who wants something different from being a small cog in a large machine
- Experience in infrastructure and water and waste management is a bonus
To be considered for this Corporate Account Director role please click to apply


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Watch: Landing plane hits SUV
Updated 7:00 am, Monday, November 5, 2012
ROANOKE, Texas — A woman who shot video of her husband landing a small plane at a Dallas-area airport captured the aircraft clipping an SUV driving near the runway.
The Department of Public Safety says both people in the SUV suffered non-life threatening injuries in the accident at Northwest Regional Airport. The pilot wasn't hurt in the crash landing at the airport near Roanoke.
The Federal Aviation Administration said Monday that the accident is under investigation.
The video shows William Davis trying to land the single-engine Cessna on Saturday when the plane's gear hits the top of the SUV. Pieces of the landing gear break off. The top of the SUV is damaged.
The airport is a privately owned public use facility. The word "stop" is painted on the roadway near the runway.


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"Effervescent! Seidelman's feel for setting and character is truly spectacular."
- Keit Uhlich, Time Out New York
"Susan Seidelman still knows how to capture the chaotic magic of New York."
- The Village Voice
"A terrific film full of life, heart, music and fantastic dancing. A movie that just makes you feel good. See it!"
- Pete Hammond, Boxoffice
"The film is absolutely beautiful … the subject matter is more than enough to pull at your heartstrings"
- Film Equals
"Fusing elements of comedy, love and drama, the full-length movie takes you on a ride that is simultaneously endearing and hilarious"
- Hollywood Today
"I found Musical Chairs quite inspiring"
- Reel Talk Reviews


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In 2002, he was awarded an Academy Award for directing The pianist.
Feather had recorded as a pianist, and although he would never put Oscar Peterson out of business, he knew his sharps and flats.
When he won the Best Director Oscar for The pianist in 2003, he could not attend the award ceremony in Hollywood.
A pianist in Turkey has been convicted of insulting Islam because of statements he made on Twitter.
He won an Oscar for The pianist and fell off the map—until his riveting performance in the upcoming Detachment.
The instrument is capable of great brilliancy and great power, greater than lie in the ten fingers of any pianist.
The pianist broke into Delilah's song, and the voice swam after it.
Mme. Montgerou has since taken first rank as a pianist, and distinguished herself as a composer.
The pianist instantly stopped, and a dinner was ordered by Harry.
Under the careful instruction of his father he made such rapid progress that he appeared in public as a pianist at the age of six.


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May visits to Trove were fairly consistent to the April visits to Trove. There were 2,201,763 visitors from around the world visiting Trove and of those, 1,117,795 (or 50.77%) were from Australia. The next two countries with the most visitors to Trove was the United States (16.55%) and the United Kingdom (5.7%).
New South Wales is still the leader in visits to Trove from Australians.


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Jorine Oosterhoff's playful Mad Hatter tableware. Love the oversized lids.
FEATUREDGift Guide ~ NOTCOT Wishlist ~ aka a rant on gift guides this season and a collage of many random products that i've been craving that haven't made it on my other guides so far!
FEATUREDNOTCOT Giveaway #24 ~ Makr is giving away one of their handcrafted leather wallets ~ the Black Tonal Plaid Vertical Pocket to be exact!
four new prints by freshlyblended press, 2 prints are two color letterpressed at 8x10" and 2 are two color gocco prints at 6x8". All the prints are printed on eco-friendly papers with lots of tender loving care!
Yuichi Higashionna's fluorescent light sculptures.
A review of 'A Day at El Bulli' by Ferran Adria, published by Phaidon.
Neumeister designed these mini milk packets for Arla - they are way cooler than your typical diner half and half!
VIDEOlarytta - souvenir de chine - video directed by körner union ~ so bizarre, so fascinating, like a giant kaleidoscope, only with huge mirrors and live mice and various birds running around terribly confused.
Arnaud Kermarrec-Tortorici and Fabrice Pellé are the duo behind l'Illustre Fabrique ~ incredibly beautiful posters and illustrations!
Video for Stay the Same from French group Autokratz. "Stay The Same" available on the mini album "DOWN & OUT IN PARIS & LONDON" and KITSUNE MAISON 6 COMPILATION.
Nooka Zon -- One function displays the time in big digital numbers while the other way shows time in squares.
Nobu has recently opened a new restaurant, this time in Dubai, with an interior designed by the Rockwell Group.
This is where we live - Fantastic stop motion created entirely of books.
Knight's Decanters ~ apparently back in the day they were made so they could sip horseback without spillage... love Josef Flek's modern interpretation!
Method has launched a new line of body washes - always with pretty packaging!
Wine bottle plant nannies ~ the age old concept of letting the plants absorb only the water they need, as they need it through the terracotta ~ only this time it's also a fun way to reuse your fav wine bottles!
VIDEOZero Gravity madness on the new National Geographic Channel Idents for Space Week, filmed in a G-Force Airplane used to train NASA astronauts.
Lea Turto from Finland has made Plastic Garden. Here is the iCty-fFower installation of plastic spoons.
"Fermer les yeux pour voir" proposes a new tactile and graphic language which takes everybody's needs into account : blind people, partially sighted people and sighted people.
Proposed redesign of London buses.
Muju has an awesome felty entry in the United Nations of Cupco exhibition ~ where over 100 artist customized the dolls...
Survival Straps ~ because you never know when you'll magically need 15'-20' of paracord that can come from your bracelet? Also comes in keyfobs, rifle slings, dog collars and more...
Super-Secret Spy Lens: In short, you can shoot left, right, up, or down (it swivels 360 degrees), all while appearing to shoot straight ahead!
The textural experience of Danish designer, Ditte Fischer's work is almost as important as its visual appeal. The outside is soft-sanded dyed china while the inside is finished in beautifully colored glossy glaze.
Taxi series, shot recently in Tokyo,New York, Shanghai,Hong Kong- all presented 'as shot' with no post production or cropping. Shot on Hasselblad medium format film & digital capture, all handheld.
Fragile and elegant paper cut out art by Lala Gallardo. Check out her etsy on littleghosts.etsy.com.
Victoriana Iron Coat Hook - 5-prong, 15-hook coat rack ~ love how versatile it is, from accommodating 15, to 3...
Gorgeous paintings by Tiffany Bozic.
Some beautiful shots of Iceland by American, Peter Baker.
achariah Johnsen, is a young artist who specializes in watercolor, pen & ink, and mixed media works on paper.
The Wyld Stallyons combine 2-D and 3-D animation in their new music video for an Irish indie band "The Blizzards".
'Trace a face' is a collaboration between konst & teknik and jonathan puckey. 13 fellow artist and designers were asked to trace a face using the 'delauney raster', a custom-written image vectorization tool for adobe illustrator by puckey.
Amber fossils from the future created by the Glue Society for last week's Pulse Contemporary Art Show in Miami.
The new toilets at Aurland, Norway by Todd Saunders & Tommie Wilhelmsen, have one of the most spectacular views a toilet will ever have.
Los Angeles artist James Jean's new book of illustrated covers from the famous series "Fables" is out and about and soon to be on my book shelf.
The book "Women of Design:Influence and Inspiration from the Original Trailblazers to the New Groundbreakers" from UnderConsideration founders Bryony Gomez-Palacio and Armin Vit is finally available (published by HOW Books).
Maison Biscuit by Pierre Minassia, AUM. The house is located in a small village in the area of Lyon on a very steep slope and facing an open landscape.
Holiday season on Main Street is not complete without humble animals and bales of hay, the l.a.Eyeworks stores on Beverly Boulevard and Melrose Avenue turns up the volume on a stable of seasonal sentiments.
Antoinette J. Citizen Did an art installation of an interactive Super Mario Brothers Level 1-1 Room with working question mark boxes and bricks that would make sounds from the game.
DDDDOWNLOAD is an interesting small utility that allows you to download any FFFFOUND! collection straight to your hard drive.
Sweet new Kozyndan shoes
Justine Smith cuts international currency. And I don't mean budget cuts, either. Check out the rest of her portfolio for some lovely sculptural paper work!
Amazing expandable (and collapsible) bookcase by Dutch designer Reiner de Jong. This would make moving so much easier...
Emoticons + caroling = Emoticarolers. Rewrite the lyrics of classic holiday songs, then send the Emoticarolers off to the digital doorsteps of your friends and family.
2009 Studio On Fire Calendar. Hair&Fur theme, editioned, 4-color letterpress, tree-free100% cotton stock. Featuring the work of artists Adam Garcia, Brian Gunderson, Rinzen, Justin Blyth, Clarimus.