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Like dandelions blooming all at once, dozens of kids ages three to nine emerge on the field next to Brooklands School wearing bright yellow soccer jerseys.
Carefully dribbling the ball around neon green cones, five-year-old Aubrey Sanderson learns the basics of ball control at the Winnipeg Youth Soccer Association's Mobile Mini Soccer Program.
"I'm glad she wants to play," her mom, Marilyn Delaronde, said during Tuesday night's free soccer clinic, grateful for the chance to buck a trend that is making it increasingly difficult for inner-city kids to play organized sports.
"I want her to be active and have fun and be involved with other kids."
The 2015 FIFA Women's World Cup, which visits Winnipeg for a number of matches next month, is supposed to inspire girls such as Aubrey to embrace the beautiful game and all its benefits -- improved fitness, self-confidence, teamwork and leadership skills.
But for the fastest-growing segments of Winnipeg's population -- indigenous and newcomer kids living outside affluent suburban areas -- it's not been that welcoming, a Statistics Canada report says. Low-income and newcomer girls are among the least likely to play organized sports, according to Canadian Social Trends: Kids' Sports. It found transportation and financial issues have made it tough for inner-city kids to channel their energy into organized sport.
Seeing the value of investing in kids playing soccer, Winnipeg soccer organizations and social agencies are trying to help more kids get in the game.
WYSA's Mobile Mini Soccer Program has volunteer coaches from five soccer clubs, who travel around the inner city taking the free weekly clinic to kids where they live.
"It's my favourite age," said Caitlyn Madzin, an assistant coach with the Bonivital Soccer Club U-15 girls team. "You can do whatever with them.
"They want to learn."
Madzin is studying to be a teacher and thrives on helping the budding young players bursting with energy learn some soccer skills.
The Mobile Mini Soccer Program is designed for four- to eight-year-olds, but three-year-old Andrea Harper was allowed to join with her five-year-old brother, Quayden. Right away, Andrea was taken by the hand by a girl a couple of years older and together they learned to control the ball.
Aubrey's mom is grateful someone is teaching her daughter soccer skills.
"I'm not a big sports person," Delaronde said. She played basketball and volleyball until she dropped out of high school. She's since gone back to finish high school and college and now works with at-risk youth. She'd like Aubrey to benefit from organized sport. Soccer takes kids away from computers and hand-held devices and encourages them to interact with others, Delaronde said.
"It's really good for her, to break her of her shyness."
Since 2013, an estimated 1,600 children have taken part in the Mobile Mini Soccer Program supported by WYSA, the Manitoba Soccer Association, Tim Hortons and run in conjunction with WYSA's five district soccer clubs.
The one-hour weekly program runs to June 11 at Dufferin School, Brooklands School, Lord Selkirk School and Central Park.
"Our target is the inner city," said Carlo Bruneau, WYSA's executive director. "We're trying to provide an opportunity for children to participate in organized sport. It's an opportunity they might not otherwise get."
For Bonivital coach Jorge Cabral, helping kids such as Aubrey is payback time on his old stomping grounds. His parents immigrated from Portugal and they moved to Brooklands when he was four. His mom and dad didn't speak English and recreation was a luxury they couldn't afford.
"They worked day and night," Cabral said. The neighbourhood hasn't changed much -- but now the working-class parents hail from the Philippines, India and First Nations.
Transporting kids to organized sports and paying registration fees for sports still isn't possible for many, he said. "It's not the richest neighbourhood."
Nearby, Major Chohon watched his son and daughter Manpreet, seven, and Supanpreet, 51/2, laughing and chasing the ball under Cabral's mentorship.
"It's lots of fun," said Chohon, whose wife was at work and unable to watch their kids play.
Both of their children were born in India before they immigrated to Canada almost five years ago. Chohon's family is getting established in the community and that includes his son and daughter both playing sports.
If the hand that rocks the cradle rules the world, then making sure it belongs to a healthy, confident woman who can dribble, pass and be a team player benefits everyone.
"Healthy women make their communities healthier," said Michelle Schmidt, director of programs for the Boys and Girls Clubs of Winnipeg. "When we create healthy girls and young women at a young age, we make our communities healthier in the long run."
The Boys and Girls Clubs set up its own soccer program for girls just starting to play who aren't yet ready to join a league, she said. "We want them to be successful."
The Clubs is also involved in a community spring and summer league with teams from the Spence Neighbourhood Association and other agencies.
"The girls gain confidence and so many social skills," Schmidt said. "We start to see role models in communities where there'd been a limited amount of role models."
For girls from immigrant and refugee communities, soccer can help them cope with harsh realities ahead, said Sarah Schwendemann, a youth support worker and soccer coach.
"It kind of helps them deal with things they're going to encounter in years to come," said Schwendemann, 26, who coaches the U-16 Immigrant and Refugee Community Organization of Manitoba (IRCOM) Cobras.
"Coaches or parents can say really hurtful or mean things, not understanding the community we're coming out of."
One time, soon after the IRCOM girls began playing three years ago, parents from another team were screaming at the 13-year-old players who wore a head covering, or hijab, she said. The racist and ignorant shouting upset the girls and their coach.
"It was almost like a movie out of the '80s," Schwendemann said.
Hurtful words are still being hurled, but the Cobras have developed a thick skin, she said. "Now they take it much less offensively. There's a big change in how they respond," said their coach. "I've had to learn how to brush it off, too. You can never control what kind of people you're going to pass in the street and what they're going to say."
What society can control is making sport accessible to kids, said Chino Argueta, director of Youth Agencies Alliance. It helps kids access sports and funding support so they can play team sports such as soccer, basketball and now football.
"Recreation opportunities should become a cornerstone of every community, with community centres and schools playing a big role in becoming hubs with multiple access points for adults and kids," Argueta said.
It's a worthwhile investment, given the correlation between physical activity, happiness and mental health, he said.
The political will is there with the City of Winnipeg and the Province of Manitoba having a recreation policy and working groups trying "to move the needle so everybody could have access to recreation," said Argueta.
The University of Winnipeg's new Health and RecPlex opened on Spence Street in September. Its goal was to create "a welcoming, safe place where inner-city youth, new immigrants and other community members could play, dance and meet for free."
Close to 1,000 people from the community are now using the multi-purpose fields and community gyms every week. In north Winnipeg, the $20.5-million expansion of the Garden City Community Centre with a 120,000-square-foot indoor field that can be split into four smaller fields, is expected to open later this year.
"It's gonna take a couple of generations to really see the shift, but we're on the right path for some of those things," said Argueta.


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Carl's Jr - Douglas - Granite Bay, CA
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A Carl's Jr in Granite Bay, CA.
posted by: saopaulo1
location: California
date approved: 2/2/2014
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Carl's Jr - Greenback Ln - Citrus Heights, CA
A Carl's Jr on Greenback Ln in Citrus Heights, CA.
date approved: 2/1/2014
last visited: 6/14/2014
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The restaurant is located at the intersection of Centre City Parkway and 13th Avenue.
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date approved: 1/23/2014
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A Carls Jr on Sierra College in Rocklin, CA.
date approved: 1/20/2014
Carl's Jr. - Via Princessa - Santa Clarita, CA
On the corner of Via Princessa and Sierra Highway, tucked behind the Shell station is another Carl's Junior.
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date approved: 1/1/2014
last visited: 12/31/2013
Carl's Jr., Burnside Rd, Gresham, Oregon
Gresham's only Carl's Jr.
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location: Oregon
date approved: 12/22/2013
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Carl's Jr - Beaverton Hillsdale Hwy - Beaverton, OR
A burger chain famous for its "$6" burger
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date approved: 12/10/2013
last visited: 8/17/2014
Hardee's/Red Burrito, N Knoxville Avenue - Peoria, IL
This Hardee's is located in the northern part of Peoria along Knoxville Avenue.
posted by: NorStar
location: Illinois
date approved: 10/20/2013
Carl's Jr. - Antelope Drive - Layton, UT
This Carl's Jr. is along Antelope Drive in Layton, Utah.
posted by: Chasing Blue Sky
location: Utah
date approved: 10/11/2013
last visited: 12/30/2015
Hardee's - East Palatka, Florida
This Hardee's is located inside the Kangaroo at Highway 17 and County 207 in East Palatka, Florida.
posted by: the federation
location: Florida
date approved: 9/9/2013
last visited: 11/16/2013
Hardee's - Alabama Route 41 - Camden, AL
Only chain fast-food hamburger restaurant in Camden, Alabama is located at the intersection of Alabama Routes 10, 28W & 41.
posted by: hoteltwo
location: Alabama
date approved: 8/28/2013
Hardee's - Gilmer Ave - Tallassee, AL
This stand alone Hardee's is located in the front of the Walmart store on Alabama Highway 229 and 14.
date approved: 8/22/2013
North Park Carl's Jr. - San Diego, CA
This Carl's is located at 3008 El Cajon Blvd
(between 30th St & Ohio St)
San Diego, CA 92104
posted by: Metro2
date approved: 8/11/2013
last visited: 6/10/2013
Carl's Jr - Main - Manteca, CA
A Carl's Jr on Main Street in Manteca, CA.
date approved: 7/25/2013
Carl's Jr./Green Burrito - Madison Ave - Carmichael, CA
Carl's Jr. located near the Madison/Manzanita intersection.
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date approved: 7/24/2013
Carl's Jr./Green Burrito - Elkhorn Blvd - Sacramento, CA
Carl's Jr./Green Burrito located at the Elkhorn/Andrea intersection in Sacramento.
date approved: 6/11/2013
Carl's Jr. Linda Vista - San Diego, CA
This store is located at 845 Morena Blvd
(between Greenwood St & Sherman St)
San Diego, CA 92110
date approved: 5/23/2013
last visited: 8/9/2014
Carl's Jr./Green Burrito - Sierra College Blvd - Granite Bay, CA
Located at 8477 Sierra College Blvd in Granite Bay.
date approved: 5/20/2013
Hardee's - Al Ain FC Stadium - Al Ain, UAE
This Hardee's restaurant is located at the parking lot of Al Ain FC Stadium, in Al Ain
posted by: tmob
location: United Arab Emirates
date approved: 4/30/2013
Carl's Jr. - Main St. - Lakewood, WA
Carl's Jr. in Lakewood, WA
posted by: Tubatad
location: Washington
date approved: 4/29/2013
last visited: 8/14/2015
Carl's Jr. - Indian Hill Boulevard - Pomona, California
This Carl's Jr. / Green Burrito is found on Indian Hill Boulevard in Pomona, California.
posted by: wildwoodke
date approved: 4/16/2013
Carl's Jr. - Kelowna, BC
Only about a year or so ago did this Carl's Jr. appear in Kelowna.
posted by: BK-Hunters
location: British Columbia, Canada
date approved: 3/23/2013
last visited: 1/4/2014
Carl's Jr. - Highway 40 - Grande Prairie, Alberta
Completed at the end of 2012, this Carl's Jr. is located on Highway 40 at the south end of Grande Prairie, Alberta.
location: Alberta, Canada
date approved: 3/6/2013
Hardee's - I-70 Westbound Service Plaza ~ Tecumseh, Kansas
This Hardee's outlet is located in the Westbound Service Plaza on Interstate Highway 70 at milepost 188 in Tecumseh, Kansas.
posted by: brwhiz
location: Kansas
date approved: 2/21/2013
last visited: 7/22/2015
Carl's Jr. / Green Burrito (1135 Lancaster Dr SE) – Salem, Oregon
Combination Carl's Jr. & Green Burrito restaurant on the south end of Lancaster Drive
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date approved: 2/4/2013
last visited: 2/17/2013
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For those who follow me on Instagram or Facebook, you may have already seen where I posted about my excitement in reading Lisa Steele's book, Fresh Eggs Daily: Raising Happy, Healthy Chickens…Naturally. I recently checked it out from the library and then immediately before I was even finished reading it, got my own copy because it is that good! It is a book that I know I will refer back to often. And now, I am so super excited to announce that she has allowed me to do a giveaway for a copy of her book!!!
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I am very passionate about natural health and care for myself and our family as well as our pets. They are, after all, part of our family. We have used herbs within our family for many years now, so when I read her book, it made perfect sense to me. Our family not only loves our chickens as pets, but they will be providing food for us through their eggs, so why wouldn't I want to provide for our chickens the best natural care too?
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This is not a book that teaches a beginner's guide for keeping chickens, and she even mentions that at the beginning. However, it does teach some basic care, and all of the information in it is invaluable whether you are a beginner, experienced, or are even just interested in raising chickens. Her teachings are not your typical teachings you will find in most chicken keeping books. This lady is amazing! I just love her site and book and can't wait for her next book, Duck Eggs Daily: Raising Happy, Healthy Ducks…Naturally, to come out this fall! If your interested in raising ducks, you can pre-order her new book on Amazon now! I can't wait to get my copy because of course, ducks will be joining our homestead eventually.
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acreage: 112
tillable: 40
terrain: slightly rolling
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-directly across road from 2000+ acres of managed ground
-big rubs and scrapes
-major trails
-year around water
-40 acres of crops
-$125 acre cash rent
-pretty hardwoods with marketable timber
-excellent bedding scattered
-excellent natural funnel in center of farm
-good cabin/house building locations
-heavily cropped area
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vissha posted a topic in Mobile NewsNokia To Smartphone Owners: Malware Infections Are Far Higher Than You Think Nokia warns that mobile malware infections grew dramatically in the second half of 2016. Overall, the monthly smartphone infection rate averaged 0.90 percent, an 83 percent increase over the first half of 2016. Nokia no longer makes mobile devices but it's carving out a new business in mobile and Internet of Things security. Now new research from the unit is reporting a 83 percent rise in monthly smartphone infections in the second half of 2016. Two years ago Verizon challenged assumptions about the spread of mobile malware, reporting that just 0.03 percent of smartphones on its network were infected with 'higher-grade' malware. It was much lower than the 0.68 percent infection rate estimated in Kindsight Security Labs' biannual report. But a new report from Nokia, based on data from mobile networks that have deployed its NetGuard Endpoint Security, suggests infections are actually far higher. According to Nokia, the monthly rate of infections in mobile networks peaked at 1.35 percent in October, and averaged 1.08 percent in the second half of 2016. The average infection rate in the first half was 0.66 percent, translating to a 63 percent rise between the periods. It also measured monthly infections on smartphones and says the average rate was 0.9 percent in the second half, up 83 percent from 0.49 percent in the first half. Over the entire year, it says smartphone infections rose a whopping 400 percent. Nokia's data included around 100 million devices across Europe, North America, Asia Pacific and the Middle East. It says that 81 percent of infections were on Android devices, 15 percent on Windows devices, and four percent on iPhones and other mobile devices. It notes that Windows share of infections it counted shrank from 22 percent in the first half of 2016. Although Nokia's report doesn't exclusively deal with Android, it offers a contrast to Google's assessment of malware infections in its Android Security 2016 Year in Review report, released earlier this month. Google reported Android device infections at 0.64 percent in the first quarter of 2016 growing to 0.77 percent in the second quarter, and then moving to 0.67 percent and 0.71 percent in the third and fourth quarters, respectively. Google's measure is based on the frequency it finds PHAs or potentially harmful applications during a "routine full-device scan" with its Verify Apps Android anti-malware service. Google said since 2014 infections on Android have been less than one percent. It also noted that users were 10 times more likely to download malware from outside Google Play than inside its store in 2016. While Nokia reports that infections on mobile networks are increasing, infections on fixed-line residential networks have been falling since the beginning of 2015, despite a bump in early 2016 due to a surge in adware. Source
vissha posted a topic in Mobile NewsNokia Android Smartphones Coming To US, Launching "In 120 Markets At Same Time In Q2 2017" At last month's Mobile World Congress, HMD Global unveiled two new Nokia-branded Android smartphones; the lower-end 3, and the mid-range 5. They'll join the more premium Nokia 6, which HMD released in China earlier this year, in what the company described as a 'global' launch in the second quarter of 2017. HMD wasn't any more specific about its plans at the time - and a vague term like 'global' left plenty of room for interpretation. Many potential buyers were also left wondering if that global launch would include the United States. HMD has now confirmed that its devices will indeed go on sale in the US, in response to an enquiry on Twitter: As for its 'global' release, the company hasn't yet provided a full list of countries, but it has offered a clearer indication of the scale of its upcoming launch. In a statement to NPU, HMD said that it "has ambitious plans to release Nokia 3, 5 and 6 in 120 markets at [the] same time in Q2 2017". A UK retailer recently revealed that the handsets are expected to go on sale there in May. HMD also confirmed last week that it will deliver monthly Android security updates to its devices, along with regular feature updates for the OS. Courtesy: @NokiaMobile via Phone Arena / NPU Source
vissha posted a topic in Mobile NewsNokia Owns the Alcatel Smartphone Brand, but It's Licensed to TCL The brand came with the acquisition of Alcatel-Lucent HMD Global is the company that purchased the license to launch Nokia-branded phones for the next 10 years or so, and the first products have already been released on the market. However, few know that Nokia owns another smartphone brand, which was acquired only recently. Many of you have probably heard about Alcatel, the company that sells decent, affordable smartphones and tablets. It's common knowledge that the Chinese company TCL, the same that now owns the license to launch BlackBerry-branded phones, is also releasing Alcatel devices. Well, it appears that the Alcatel smartphone brand is in fact owned by Nokia from the moment the company acquired the French network infrastructure provider Alcatel-Lucent. TCL can release Alcatel-branded phones/tablets until 2024 Alcatel-Lucent offered TCL the license to launch Alcatel smartphones and tablets until 2024, but when the French company was acquired by Nokia, it came along with the Alcatel brand as well. The folks over at NPU have reached out to Nokia to shed some light on the subject and here is what the company had to say about the matter: Even though it makes perfect sense, Nokia has never mentioned it's the owner of the Alcatel smartphone brand when it acquired Alcatel-Lucent back in 2015. Not that it would have matter, but it's kind of surprising to find out after two years. Source
CrAKeN posted a topic in Mobile NewsLumia 1020 If you've been following the latest Nokia-related news, then you probably know that the Finnish company said last week that it would not use Zeiss cameras inside its smartphones. However, it appears that things are a bit different from what we've originally thought. According to NPU, HMD Global confirmed that Nokia was only referring to the smartphones that are already available on the market such as Nokia 3, 5 and 6. Basically, this means that HMD Global could still make use of Zeiss lenses in any of its future smartphones. Considering previous Nokia smartphones with Zeiss optics were positioned in the high tier category, we believe Nokia flagships should come with this feature on board if HMD is to include it in the future. Zeiss optics are among the best in the smartphone industry, but for some reason the German company has decided to take a pause and not provide its expertise to any of the major handset makers. Nokia PureView 808 On the other hand, Leica continues to work with Huawei, as the Chinese company is using its lenses on its flagship smartphones such as P9, P10 and P10 Plus. Although we doubt that HMD Global will be able to convince Zeiss to lend its camera lenses to one of its smartphones in the future, we won't completely rule it out. In the same piece of news, HMD states that while Nokia 3, 5 and 6 come with VoLTE (Voice over LTE) support on board, this feature might not work on certain networks, so it must be tested before the carrier can confirm it. Lastly, if you're expecting HMD Global to put Gameloft's popular Snake game on Nokia feature phones other than the new Nokia 3310, then you'll be disappointed to hear that the Finnish company won't do such a thing. Source
vissha posted a topic in Mobile NewsNokia Nseries Could Be Resurrected, New Mid-Range Smartphone to Be Unveiled HMD might make use of the hugely popular branding We're not going to actually include the Nokia N1 tablet in the Nseries since we'll be referring to smartphones only. The last Nseries phone was the N9, which was a Meego-based device, but an N950 model was launched soon afterwards as a developer-only smartphone. However, rumors coming out of China claim HMD plans to resurrect Nokia's Nseries brand this year, and the first product might be unveiled later this year at Mobile World Congress (MWC). Obviously, these rumors must be taken with a grain of salt, especially that they're a bit confusing. Any true Nokia fan knows the Nseries is a flagship series, so it would make sense for HMD to launch a high-end Nseries device at MWC 2017. But the latest reports say the first Nseries device to be unveiled by HMD will be a mid-range smartphone powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 6xx processor. The only evidence the source of the rumor has is a picture of a promo material with the Nseries logo on it. Furthermore, it appears that the said Nokia Nseries smartphone will be the first targeted to reach 50 million units produced, which would be quite an achievement for a company like HMD that has just opened doors. We don't want to ruin it for you, but this seems a bit far fetched and impractical for HMD Global, as the company need s to make sure it can cope with the demand for its smartphones when they go on sale. However, a new Nseries smartphone is not out of the question, so we won't rule it out for the moment. One thing is certain thought, we will get all the answers in just a few weeks, as Nokia and HMD have already announced a joint event for February 26. Source
vissha posted a topic in Mobile NewsNokia and HMD Global Confirm MWC 2017 Launch Event for February 26 Hopefully, a couple of smartphones will be unveiled Despite the fact that Samsung has already confirmed it will not launch the Galaxy S8 at MWC, while Sony is rumored to show its new flagship in secret rooms only, this year's trade fair looks pretty promising when it comes to new devices. After successfully launching its first Nokia-branded smartphone in China, HMD Global will finally reveal its plans regarding the next handsets that will (hopefully) be available worldwide. Aside from the Nokia 6 that's exclusive available for purchase in China though major retailer JD.com, HMD Global plans to launch at least 5 or 6 other Android smartphones by the end of the year. Will it live up to the expectations? At least two other Nokia-branded handsets might be introduced at MWC 2017 on February 26, including the company's first flagship smartphone. Unfortunately, the expectations are very high now that new Nokia-branded phones will be once again available on the market, and we fear that HDM Global's new product might not live up to the hype. However, it's important to note that the Nokia that once was, will never be again. The Finnish giant has already decided to let another company handle the design, manufacturing and sale of Nokia-branded smartphones. Since we're less than one month away from Nokia's launch event, we won't have to wait too long to find out whether or not HMD will manage to meet Nokia fans' expectations. Naturally, it won't be able to appeal to everyone, but it would be nice to know that Nokia's spirit still lives in some (if not all) HMD Global's upcoming products. Source
vissha posted a topic in Mobile NewsNokia 6 Finally Goes on Sale Outside of China for $370 The phone is available in the Philippines in white color Well, it looks like starting tomorrow, the Nokia 6 will be available for purchase in another country, although customers will have to pay more. PinoyTechnoGuide reports major retailer Lazada will begin selling the Nokia 6 in the Philippines. As some of you probably know by now, Nokia 6 is available for purchase in China through JD.com retailer for only $245. However, customers in the Philippines will have to pay $370 for the mid-range smartphone. On the bright side (no pun intended), Nokia 6 will be available at Lazada in white color, which is rather odd considering HMD Global only released the smartphone in black version in China. It's also worth mentioning those who purchase the smartphone through Lazada will benefit from free shipping. We don't know if there's a purchase limit per customer, but it doesn't seems so. Checking out the specs listed by Lazada, it seems they're selling the same device that's been introduced in China not long ago. So, expect a mid-range smartphone running Android 7.0 Nougat operating system right out of the box, coupled with an octa-core 1.4GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon 430 processor. The Nokia 6's 16-megapixel rear-facing camera has already been compared to other cameras on flagships like the OnePlus 3T and Huawei Mate 9 Pro, and it performed admirably. There's also a secondary 8-megapixel camera in the front for those who like to take selfies. It also sports a 5.5-inch full HD (1080p) display with 2.5D scratch resistant Corning Gorilla Glass 3 coating. On the inside, the Nokia 6 packs 4GB RAM and 64GB of storage (expandable up to 128GB via microSD card). Source
vissha posted a topic in Mobile NewsNokia's Return to Smartphone Business Confirmed for 2017 An official slide from the company has spilled the beans Apparently, an official slide from Nokia's Capital Markets Day presentation has just leaked online and the folks over at NPU have been quick to report on it. The slide show Nokia's main topics for the next two years and the current one. While in 2016 Nokia focused on the launch of its incredible OZO VR camera, Withings acquisition and licensing its phone brand to HMD, the next two year will be even more exciting for the Finnish company. For example, in 2017 Nokia plans to strengthen its presence in the VR market, but it remains to be seen how it will be able to do that. Another important topic for Nokia fans, the comeback of the company to the smartphone business is happening next year as well. The Finnish giant notes in the presentation slide that "Nokia brand's return to smartphones" is to take place in 2017. Moreover, the company plans to expand patent licensing in mobile, automotive and consumer electronics during the same year. As for 2018, Nokia is going to work towards licensing its own VR technology, and hopes to grow considerably in remote patient care in Digital Health. The Finnish company also mentions that it will continue the patent licensing growth and diversification throughout 2018 as well. If you're a Nokia fans, 2017 is definitely going to be a very interesting year for you. At least two Android smartphones are expected to be unveiled in the first half of the year, but these won't be the only handsets Nokia will launch in 2017. The only thing that remains to clarify is when exactly the first Nokia-branded smartphones in a long while will be officially unveiled. Some bet on Mobile World Congress, which is scheduled to take place at the end of February, while other are more pessimist claim the first Nokia smartphones won't be announced until April/May. Source


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The plight of young people in nursing homes
The release earlier this week of the Productivity Commission's interim report into a national disability insurance scheme has been welcomed by thousands of Australians living with an acquired brain injury. The damning report doesn't pull any punches, describing the current disability support system is 'underfunded, unfair, fragmented and gives people with a disability little choice and no certainty of access to appropriate supports'. And nowhere are those deficiencies more apparent that in the case of young people with a disability who end up in nursing homes. Advocates working in the area have long pointed out the inconsistencies of current arrangements, which have created a two-tiered system of care. Those who sustain a brain injury while in a car or at work are insured, and have access to rehabilitation services and life-long care; those who sustain the injury from a stroke, or while swimming, are dependent on public-funded services and often end up in a nursing home. The second group fares much worse than the first. In fact, a recent study has found that young people living in nursing homes went out less, were less likely to participate in activities and were able to see their family and friends far less often. It's a disparity screaming out for reform -- but what kind of an impact will the Productivity Commission's findings have on the lives of young people in nursing homes?
James Panichi: The release earlier this week of the Productivity Commission's interim report into a national disability insurance scheme has been welcomed by thousands of Australians living with an acquired brain injury.
The damning report doesn't pull any punches, describing the current disability support system as underfunded, unfair, fragmented and giving people with a disability 'little choice and no certainty of access to appropriate supports'.
And nowhere are those deficiencies more apparent than in the case of young people with a disability who end up in nursing homes.
Advocates working in the area have long pointed out that there are inconsistencies in the current arrangements which have created a two-tiered system of care. Those who sustain a brain injury while in a car or at work are insured and have access to rehabilitation services and lifelong care; those who sustain the injury from a stroke or while swimming are dependent in fact on public funded services and often end up in a nursing home as a result.
The second group fares much worse than the first; in fact, a recent study has found that young people living in nursing homes went out less, were less likely to participate in activities and were able to see their families and friends less frequently.
It's a disparity screaming out for reform and Di Winkler is the founder and director of the Building Better Lives Project. Welcome to the program.
Di Winkler: Thanks, James.
James Panichi: We'll get to those inconsistencies in just a moment, but first, tell me something about how you came to this issue.
Di Winkler: I'm an occupational therapist by background and I've worked with people with very severe brain injuries for the past 20 years.
James Panichi: And what did you find when you were out visiting your clients? What kind of issues were you confronted with?
Di Winkler: Young people in aged care tend to be very isolated and lonely and have very little to do. And I think another issue is just the length of time that they end up living in aged care. So, on average an older person might live in a residential aged care facility for three years. I've met someone who lived in aged care for 23 years and I know somebody else whose mother was actually placed in an aged care facility when she was four years old, and 30 years later her mother's still there.
James Panichi: So, it's clearly a rather sad and alienating experience for them. But it also comes down to the quality of the services that they can obtain while in those aged care facilities. Tell me something about that.
Di Winkler: I guess the aged care facilities are just not resourced or set up to enable people to live a full life. They're geared more towards dying well at the end stage of life. So, the activities are geared around old people and that's what young people in nursing homes tell us: that it's all, you know, activities for old people and the bingo and the music and it's not geared for young people. And I guess it's just not resourced to enable people to be part of the community, so people tend to be excluded from the community.
James Panichi: So what, if any, interaction would they have with the outside world? I mean, parents would come to visit or family members would come to visit, but...
Di Winkler: Yes. It tends to be... Friends tend to drop off fairly quickly. Aged care facilities are difficult places to visit if it's a younger person. So, our experience is, people tell us, that it tends to be just a few close family members and there are some families for whom that's quite a burden, because to compensate for the lack of stimulation we know family members who go in there for hours each day and also to assist with things like feeding people and also personal care.
James Panichi: So that's just to make them have normal human interactions, I suppose. Well, tell me about the other situation, because those who are not living in nursing homes have a very different experience, don't they?
Di Winkler: Yeah. So there are people in Victoria, if they are funded by the Transport Accident Commission or WorkCover, there are a whole series of shared supported accommodation services for this group and their lives and quite different, so they have the ability to go out into the community and interact and participate and shop and participate in community-based leisure activities.
James Panichi: How do these shared facilities work; are they with people of their same age?
Di Winkler: Yes.
James Panichi: And are there programs which are tailor-made for their needs? What is the difference in terms of the kinds of services that they're provided with?
Di Winkler: I guess they're supported, to be as independent as they can. So, in an aged care facility, even if someone has the ability to participate in their personal care, there's often sometimes a fairly rushed routine of getting people up and out of bed and they don't have time to actually participate themselves. I also know people who have been living in aged care and they wanted to do things like make their bed, clear the table, make their own breakfast. But the aged care facility isn't set up to foster independence and so people tend to lose skills and deteriorate over time.
James Panichi: You've also chronicled a very moving story of someone who found that she couldn't live in a nursing home any longer and, in fact, decided to return home. Is that a common story of people choosing to return home with everything that that entails?
Di Winkler: There are some very determined families who have, I guess, completely turned their lives upside down in order to take a family member home. There is currently a five-year, national young people in residential aged care initiative which is developing alternatives to young people living in aged care which is a terrific start. But the services that are being currently developed will soon be filled to capacity and at the end of the program there will still be 250 people per annum admitted to aged care facilities in Australia.
James Panichi: So, it's clearly not enough. But people who do return home... Are their prospects better?
Di Winkler: Yes, and so they have the opportunity to fulfil their potential. I guess someone like Michelle Newland comes to mind. She's one of our Building Better Lives ambassadors. Michelle was 19 years old and she had finished the first year of her primary teaching degree when she had a very severe asthma attack and her parents were told that she would be in a vegetative state for the rest of her life and they were advised to place her in an aged care facility. She was there for 18 months and she was miserable, and her parents were determined and couldn't bear that, and decided to bring Michelle home. So, in the aged care facility Michelle was incontinent. The staff just didn't have the time to actually take her to the toilet regularly. She couldn't eat; she was fed through a peg tube. She couldn't talk. She was able to walk a little bit. She was completely dependent for all her personal care like dressing and showering and she had nothing to do so she would spend hours and hours just lying in bed because there was no reason to get up.
James Panichi: So boredom was an issue?
Di Winkler: Yes, absolutely. So if we look at Michelle's life seven years later, she has made remarkable progress and that's been through her determination and the determination of her family and also receiving some slow-stream rehabilitation services. Now she's continent, she walks and she rides a three-wheeled bike. She's talking, she's eating and that's been a very long process for her. She dresses herself and she actually is part of the community. Because she's returned to her local community, people in the local community know her and say hello, but she's also contributing back to the community. She volunteers in the local primary school. So, I think Michelle just sort of screams at the potential of this group of people, that she's gone from someone who was completely dependent and a recipient of care to someone who wants to contribute back to her local community.
James Panichi: Di, tell me something about the Building Better Lives research which was carried out through Monash University. What do the statistics tell us?
Di Winkler: We compared the lives of young people living in aged care with a similar group of people that were funded by the TAC with acquired brain injury living in the community. I guess the first finding was that these two groups actually required a similar level of care. So, sometimes people make the argument that these young people are in aged care because that's the best place for them and their needs are too high to live in the community; whereas in Victoria we actually have a whole network of services for a similar group of people, so we're not sort of starting from scratch. We found also that the people in the group homes were going outside more often, going into the community more often and that they were visiting their friends and their family more often than the young people living in aged care.
James Panichi: And so there was a clear difference in terms of the overall recovery between the group that you examined that were not living in nursing homes and those who weren't, which would imply I suppose that nursing homes are clearly not the solution here. Why is it, therefore, that the states or the various authorities - health authorities - still resort to nursing homes for situations such as this?
Di Winkler: Because there are some places that are being developed for young people in aged care, but not enough. I think the other issue is just that they fall through the cracks in the system, so someone sitting in an acute hospital bed and they've had their acquired brain injury recently, after they've been there for six to 10 weeks and they don't have any specific medical needs and the hospital looks to discharge them to free up that bed for somewhere else. If they're deemed not suitable for rehab, so they'd actually need more time for recovery, then the acute hospital usually starts to say that the family needs to look for an aged care facility.
The problem is that once people go into a nursing home, it's actually quite difficult to get out because there are no services or resources to tap into.
James Panichi: And what about that issue that we talked about before, which is the difference between these two arrangements... I'm wondering, is there a real cost difference for the government? I mean, is it cheaper to put people with an acquired brain injury in a nursing home? Is that why it's being done?
Di Winkler: Yes. They're not as well resourced as these other services we're talking about that are community-based. So, you might have six to eight people in a community based house as opposed to aged care facilities, it can be upward of over 30 people, a lot more.
James Panichi: Which brings us to the Productivity Commission's interim report, which covers a wide range of disabilities, not just acquired brain injuries. How would the proposed move towards a new national scheme - which is to be called the National Disability Insurance Scheme... How would that help young people in nursing homes?
Di Winkler: It would start to address the inequity in the system so that you would see a system that would invest in the lives of people with a disability so that from early on people would receive rehabilitation and then ongoing lifetime care and support.
James Panichi: And we're talking about the uninsured people who miss out on that kind of stuff at the moment?
Di Winkler: Yes.
James Panichi: So, it would remove the haphazard nature of the current system in a way where you're either covered by insurance or you're not. So, would it create a level playing field; would everyone be treated the same?
Di Winkler: Yes, if it's followed through, you know, fully as outlined in the draft report. So, hopefully we will get to the situation where it actually doesn't matter whether you have a brain injury through a car accident or a stroke or an assault, that it would be an equitable system where everybody would have the opportunity to reach their potential and be as independent as possible.
James Panichi: And would this system then replace those insurance arrangements that already exist, for example, for car accidents, or would it be quite separate? Would it simply cover those who are not covered under current arrangements?
Di Winkler: I guess it's not defined yet how that will roll out, but certainly the Transport Accident Commission system in Victoria is seen as a bit of a gold standard about how this might work. So, it's likely that that would actually be a model that's sort of replicated or even extended to cover a broader range of people.
James Panichi: And the cost that is being talked about... I mean, the Productivity Report points out that all up an insurance scheme of this kind... At the moment Australian governments are spending $6.2 billion and that would need to be doubled. So, is funding the key here? I mean, is more money in the system what's needed or does it really need to be sort of reviewed and reorganised in a way?
Di Winkler: I think both. I think there definitely is a shortfall in resources. So somebody called the disability services almost like competing misery in terms of people sort of have to compete with their stories of how much in need they are because there just aren't the resources required to support everybody. But I also think in terms of the cost, that we're actually as a community, already paying for this but it's just not as overt. So if you think about the loss of human potential and the loss of the ability of carers and families to work because they have such dependent people and just the health and wellbeing of younger people with disabilities.
James Panichi: So the cost is already out there. How many young people do you estimate are living in nursing homes around Australia at the moment; are we talking thousands?
Di Winkler: Yes. If you talk about under 50 I think there are less than 1000 at the moment. If you jump up to talking about under 60 it's more like 3000.
James Panichi: And you sound rather upbeat about the Productivity Commission's recommendations. So, are the young people that are now living in nursing homes... is there reason for them to be quite optimistic about what the future holds?
Di Winkler: I guess it's going to be quite a long process and it's going to be phased in, but I guess one promising thing is that young people in nursing homes have been identified as possibly an early group that will be focused on and also importantly people who are newly injured because I think with that group they have a lot of potential to prevent any complications and maximise their ability. So I think it's really worth investing in people who are newly injured.
James Panichi: Di Winkler thank you very much for speaking to me today.
Di Winkler: Pleasure.
James Panichi: Di Winkler is the founder and director of the Building Better Lives project in Melbourne.
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At some time the large outbuilding behind the house seems to have been converted to a cabinet builder's shop. Mildred and Elsie Tilton were the last to apparently live here, until one passed away and the other apparently went to a nursing home. The Tilton Bakery apparently owned the small city block where the several buildings were, but I have been curious to find good information on this. Note that I am not related, but my ex-wife's aunt and the Tilton sisters were best friends - something that gave us a family connection to the home etc. - But thought this may be interesting to some.


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STREET PARTY! Every single year our street has one. Last year, the theme was Hawaii. This year? Pyjamas. That's right. We had a pyjama party. We're all very mature. Both kids and adults dressed in their pyjamas and onesies.
Some friends of the family also came over. We spent the duration of their time here indoors; they got here just after I got back from volunteering. At this point, I wasn't in my onesie yet - but the little children were. We watched "Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban" and, since the food was inside, we ate in the living room as well. It was nice and relaxing as well as filled with lots of banter. We sat in an awkward but comfy position - I leaned on one person whilst another was lying on my stomach and the last one sitting upright, being leaned on as well. However, as soon as they were gone, I was outside looking after my baby sister.
It was really, really sunny. I was in a t-shirt and a pair of shorts. We had a bouncy castle outside as well. I kind of disappointed me how little it was; I was expecting a big bouncy castle that took up half of the area between the houses like last year. The one we had today was a meak, little one meant for small children although the teens had a go inside as well. We also had a barbecue going and I'm pretty sure I ate more than half of the kebabs...
We had games (which the adults took part in as well) and that resulted in one injury. One of the dads hurt his foot and had to be taken to A&E. My brother and his friends found fun in swinging little children by their hands and feet into the bouncy castle. I thought this was going to end badly. It didn't. There were no injuries and the children lined up again and again to me thrown into this plastic paradisemade alive with air (wow... I read too much "A Game of Thrones"... "plastic paradise"). Then one of the burlier dads decided to have a go at being swung. My brother and his friend tried their best but only managed to throw him no further than a few centimetres away; he landed on the edge of the bouncy castle.
By the time it was dark, it was also cold and that led to the adults changing into their pyjamas and onesies as well - I changed into my cat onesie. There were cats, tigers, zebras, cows, monkeys, dinosaurs and monsters. The street looked like a zoo that got out of hand.
We got a fire going and roasted some marshmallows. It's fair to say that we're not the best at this: some caught fire; some burned to a crisp; and some fell of their sticks. A few did turn out quite well and tasted delicious too. As the night went on, the kids went to bed, one by one and the adults got the alcohol out and chatted amongst themselves. My dad put the music away around 11pm.
And now, I'm here, in my room with a nice cup of tea, a glowstick on my desk, and I'm still in my onesie. I am freezing! I read more "A Game of Thrones" outside under the house's garden light until I couldn't take the cold anymore. I spent most of the night in the garden or chasing my sister around the street. I don't talk to many of the neighbours - usually no more than a "hello" to them. My parents, on the other hand, talk to every single one of them. I felt extremely shy but I was left to it and I had my book (and food) for company.
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To those of us who know the pain Of valentines that never came, And those whose names were never called When choosing sides for basketball. It was long ago and far away The world was younger than today And dreams were all they gave for free To ugly duckling girls like me. We all play the game and when we dare To cheat ourselves at solitaire Inventing lovers on the phone Repenting other lives unknown That call and say, come dance with me and murmur vague obscenities At ugly girls like me At seventeen.Every time this song starts on the radio, I always stop what I'm doing to listen carefully. This song is just so full of powerful -- wrenching, even -- images that I should really put it all here. This is poetry at its best.


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Juvenile Detention Officer position
Maricopa County Superior Court is hiring for the position of juvenile detention officer.
|Job Title:
|Juvenile Detention Officer
|Closing Date/Time:
|Tue. 04/16/13 11:59 PM Arizona Time
$17.32 - $24.05 Hourly
|Job Type:
|Phoenix, Arizona
|Juvenile Probation
A line staff position for the individual who has demonstrated proficiency in all duties and responsibilities in a youth institutional environment. Provide a safe and secure environment in an institutional setting with minimal supervision. Day, evening, night, and weekend work is required on a regular and rotating basis.
Position Qualifications:
Minimum education and/or experience:
Associate's degree or completion of 64 college credit hours. Military service (active duty), public safety experience or direct experience working with at-risk youth in a residential treatment center, group home, school or after-school program, may substitute for the education requirement on a year for year basis. (Public Safety is defined as law enforcement, Corrections, EMT, Fire, and security positions for a Federal, State, County or local government). The hiring process may include a test, background questionnaire, interview, background investigation, polygraph, and psychological evaluation.
If you have applied for this position within the last 12 months, and at some point were not selected to continue in the process, you will not be considered for this recruitment.
Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities:
Must have knowledge of the growth, development, needs and problems of adolescents; knowledge of the judicial/court process and procedures. Skill in maintaining familiarity with detention policies and procedures as well as any updates and changes. Ability to understand and relate to the factors that affect the lives and attitudes of juveniles and families. Ability to complete required training to develop the necessary skill to conduct unit programming. Ability to develop an in-depth knowledge of the judicial/court process and procedures.
NOTE: Degrees/credits must be from an academically accredited college or university as recognized by the U.S. Department of Education (USDE) or the Council for Higher Education (CHEA).
|Essential Job Tasks:
Serve as a positive role model for detained youth by treating detainees and co-workers with respect and dignity, demonstrating the six pillars of Character Counts. Perform all duties and responsibilities relative to maintaining safety and security of detained youth in all areas of the detention facility and when escorting youth outside of secure detention; this includes standing, stair climbing, and walking for long periods of time. This requires the ability to distinguish color and perceive shapes to identify juveniles, officers, and other staff and visitors. Provide continuous sight and sound supervision of detained youth in all areas of detention. Ensure the safety and well being of detained youth by following the suicide precaution guidelines. Remain continuously alert and closely observant for potentially dangerous situations. Use effective communication skills to develop and maintain positive interactions with detained youth, family members, public and other court professionals. Diffuse and de-escalate disruptive situations by using "Handle With Care" verbal defusing techniques. Ensure the safety of youth and staff by responding quickly to emergency situations and running to the location of the emergency to verbally or physically respond to combative or disruptive youth. Physically restrain combative detained youth using "Handle With Care" techniques; this requires kneeling, bending, stooping, standing, walking, and lifting the juvenile after he/she has been restrained. Remain in control of emotions and remain calm during stressful situations. Remain professional in situations where a detained youth is verbally and/or physically abusive towards staff. Sit, stand, kneel, walk, run, climb stairs interchangeable throughout the shift. Perform facility and room searches; this includes stooping, kneeling, crouching, laying down and crawling under beds, lifting and climbing to reach all areas of the room and facility. Participate in carrying or escorting physically restrained youth; this requires kneeling, bending, stooping, standing walking, and lifting the juvenile after he/she has been restrained. Defend self from a prone position and be able to return to an upright position. Assist as needed in courtroom sessions. Develop, present and engage youth in meaningful transitional programming. Conduct continual visual surveillance of juveniles and various areas of detention facilities; this requires twisting and bending to view various monitors. Quickly select and correctly operate appropriate buttons, switches, and knobs used to control doors and communication systems while maintaining emotional control under extreme stress. Be able to distinguish between audio alarms for all-calls, P.A. systems, phone ringing, etc.; this could be occurring at the same time. Monitor and control all activities regarding movement of juveniles; this includes escorting/walking inmates to various locations within the detention facility. During the hours of darkness, be able to observe the movement of large and small groups of juveniles as these groups move from one location to another in fair to poorly lit areas. Perform basic first aid procedures and cardiopulmonary resuscitation as needed; this involves kneeling and bending. Inventory and inspect security equipment through testing which includes pressing buttons, turning switches and lifting/turning equipment. Operate telephones, electronic equipment, computers and fax machines; this includes the ability to turn electronic knobs and typing for computer/data entry. Exercise independent judgment within legal guidelines; this includes the ability to read and comprehend rules, regulations, policies, and procedures for purposes of ensuring appropriate behavior/response/interaction involving juveniles, staff and the general public. Complete accurate and detailed incident reports and other written documentation to ensure legal documentation pertinent to an arrest/release is complete and processed to the appropriate areas. Requires good proofreading skills, standing for long periods of time, and positive communication with outside agencies. Stay current on all required safety training and certifications. Be present at work site to perform assigned tasks at the times and dates scheduled/assigned by the supervisor. Maintain a current Arizona driver's license and county vehicle use permit. Safely operate a motor vehicle. Perform other duties as assigned.
|Selection Procedure:
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unEARTH Music Hub presents Ground Sound podcast episodes featuring underground and not-so-underground bands. This week we feature The Janks, Moonsville Collective, The Record Company, and Jeramiah Red to give you a taste of our March 27th show at Diego's Downtown SA.
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Fri, 2 January 2015
Kevin Margo and Derron Ross have worked together for years, both at Blur, as well as on independent projects. With Kevin as Director, and Derron as an Animation Director, Actor, and even Stunt choreographer, they have both pushed what is possible when it comes to using technology to tell stories. Kevin is also a member of the Chaos Group Labs in the Digital Film League. We discuss their work together on Grounded, CONSTRUCT, and how they have tried to imagine how technology will grow to make the process of going from vision to product a smoother transition.
Direct download: CGGarage_Podcast6_02.mp3
Category:CGI -- posted at: 9:00am PDT
Thu, 18 December 2014
2014 was a big year. We opened our office in LA, started Chaos Group Labs and released a ton of different V-Ray versions for a variety of platforms, attended a lot of events and showed off a lot of great material. So as we get to the end of the year we figured this was a good opportunity for Lon, David and I to take a look back at what has happened.
Direct download: CGGarage_Podcast5_01.mp3
Category:CGI -- posted at: 2:30pm PDT
Thu, 11 December 2014
In this episode we talk to Vlado. Vlado happened to be in our Culver City office and we decided that it was a good opportunity to talk to him. We talked about new stuff in V-Ray 3.0, we talked a lot about rendering technology in general. We covered topics like Biased vs. Unbiased, new and old rendering technology, used in both V-Ray and other rendering technology. It is a lot of great information and a lot of fun to get all this insight from Vlado himself.
Direct download: CGGarage_Podcast04_02.mp3
Category:CGI -- posted at: 9:00am PDT
Tue, 2 December 2014
Besides being a member of the Digital Human League, Steve Preeg has a long history in Visual Effects. In this podcast we have a conversation with Steve about his past, his work, and what he thinks are some of the interesting and challenging parts of Digital Humans. Steve's credits include Final Fantasy, The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers, I, Robot, King Kong, The Curious Case of Benjamin Buttons, Tron Legacy, and much more. He also discusses the CG Tupac at Coachella, the Uncanny Valley, and the ethics of working on Digital Humans.
Direct download: CGGarage_Podcast3_2.mp3
Category:CGI -- posted at: 9:00am PDT
Mon, 24 November 2014
As you may remember from the last episode we decided on a name for the podcast. We also briefly talked about what to do for a theme song. Well Brady Harris agreed to help us write a jingle. Brady doesn't really know much about CG, and we figured it would be entertaining to listen to Daniel and I discuss CG terms and how to make the theme song. Brady is an great songwriter, musician, and singer. We could not be happier in the way that the jiggle came out.
Direct download: CGGarage_Podcast02_02.mp3
Category:CGI -- posted at: 4:54pm PDT
Mon, 24 November 2014
Well, it is our first podcast. So please forgive us as we tried to figure things out. In this podcast Lon Grohs, Daniel Buck, and I discuss the first creative project we did together which was making the V-Ray IRL video for the 10th Anniversary party of V-Ray. Even if the short is over 2 years old, there are still some great stories to be told about it, and we never had a chance to share it with the public.
Direct download: CGGarage_Podcast01_02.mp3
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bump for a great trailer..... I would have been interested but just grabbed an older pace.... good luck though!!!!
I'm in Gloucester County, send me a PM with bottom dollar price, I won't counter lower I'll either accept or decline. Thanks.
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Hey Kiddyextreme I see that you are working hard at trying to move your trailer. You probably should have gotten at least a few decent offers by now. But if you haven't received anthing that you are interested in let me know if you would like to trade equipment. I have a nice Walker GHS 42" mower that would probably work out to a decent trade.
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In The News:
- Next Two LEGO Ideas Sets: Ship in a Bottle and Voltron
- New The LEGO NINJAGO Movie Video Game Trailer, First Impressions From SDCC
- [SDCC] Justice League Sneak-Preview Trailer
- [SDCC] LEGO Ninjago Movie Sets [3 of 3]
- [SDCC] LEGO Ninjago Movie Sets [2 of 3]
Staff Review:
Cars 3 opened this weekend, and judging by its box office numbers ($53.6 domestic), a lot of people saw it, including yours truly. But enough of the intro, here is my 10-second, spoiler-free review: Go see it. It's good enough to make you forget that that steaming pile of crap known as Cars 2 ever existed. Cars 3 is spiritually the true sequel to the original movie and makes a fine movie-going experience. While the Cars franchise isn't ranked very highly by most Pixar fans or movie critics alike, it is one of my favorites and this one does not disappoint. (read more)
User Comments:
- Bubblyhai writes:
Pro: I like the dirty mini figs! Woot.
Con: I didn't like the build, conveyor belt and the claw doesn't really work that well.
Comments: I got the set as a bday gift, I wouldn't own the set otherwise. I thought the build was boring. I plan to strip the set down and use it for a MOC in the near future. The dirty mini aliens were my fav� plus you get two of them.
- buriedbybricks writes:
Pros: Great part selection with some rare pieces and colours. Fun play features and a quick, simple build. Just 30 minutes with a 3 year old assisting.
Cons: The Minifigs are a little too unique IMO. The crane is a bit top heavy and it's winch is a tad too tight.
Comments: The only reason I bought this sets is because it went on clearance for $25, I'm not a fan of the dirty spots on the figs as it makes them far less usable. At that price it's a great parts pack with a load of useful pieces. My son and I just finished building it and he's been enjoying it all morning and the only problem he's had is with the crane. If they had weighed the bottom down or attached it to the compactor it would be much better. I rated this set a 6, but it would probably have been an 8 if the figures were the normal variety.


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The first season of Thomas the Wooden Tank Engine and Friends: Wooden Railway Stories aired in 2010. There are 10 episodes in this season.
- Thomas' Day at the Docks - Thomas works with Salty at the docks for a day.
- Great Western Trouble - Trouble arises when Oliver and Duck switch jobs.
- Gordon, Murdoch and the Express - Gordon talks rudely about Murdoch, and is then in need of help up Gordon's Hill.
- Groaning Gordon - Gordon continues his complaints about Murdoch, but soon learns his lesson.
- Toby's Truck Trouble - Toby must take a train of Troublesome Trucks in place of Oliver, and soon runs into trouble.
- James and the Mail - Percy has broken down, so The Fat Controller asks James to take his mail for him.
- Fenders and Flatbeds - The Fat Controller gives Thomas a break from doing Percy's jobs while Percy is still at the works.
- Returning to the Rails - Old Slow Coach is brought back into service.
- Edward, Toby and the Milk - Edward takes over the milk train for Toby while he's at the works.
- The Flying Kipper Runs Again - Henry is to take the Flying Kipper, but is worried as he's never completed a journey of the Flying Kipper before.
- Thomas
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Early last Sunday I decided that I did not want to spend my Sunday the same way I had for years on end. Normally I would wrap up a joint every few hours and keep my high going all day. I'd never even spared a thought on using some sort of bong or pipe to smoke my herbs as what I knew about joints is that they worked. It wasn't flawless, it takes effort to roll one and I have to keep stocked up on papers etc, but it wasn't too much hassle. Looking back it seems that it was a little annoying. Things changed this Sunday for the better.
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Northside Kids gets started in the Kid's area, then break into age-graded small group rooms. The worship service is designed with kids in mind. It engages children while teaching and modeling a life that truly worships the Lord!
Lexington Campus: 9:30 a.m. & 11:00 a.m.
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Praise the Lord in song! Kids enjoy instruments, creative movement, drama, singing, games, and prizes. Don't miss the fun! We meet in the Main Building, Second Floor.
This fun, interactive Bible study is one of the country's most popular approaches to teaching kids the foundations of the Christian faith. Every evening includes games, devotions, and Bible memory. Meets during the school year.
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Northern Arizona University's School of Hotel and Restaurant Management or SHRM actually has a cafe embedded in it. That café has long been known as just that, The SHRM. CULT Coffee Roaster had a wonderful opportunity to partner with NAU and the
We were delighted to be interviewed by Fox 10 during Arizona Cocktail Week 2017! Check it out here!
Our second appearance on Arizona's Daily Mix was fantastic. We presented some of CULT Coffee's newest and most innovative products.
by Christopher Marsitto, Roast Master at CULT Coffee As a coffee roaster, there are many mornings while enjoying my first sips of coffee that I will pause and reflect on what it took to produce this great beverage. There are so
John Gozbekian is a coffee and tea genius. We are truly lucky to have him on our team at CULT Coffee Roaster. We asked John for his take on the current coffee industry –and to look ahead at 2017. Here's
Christopher Marsitto is our roast master extraordinaire! We asked him to give us a "State of the Union" on coffee, tea and everything in between! What is your favorite part of your role at CULT? I would say that my
We welcome the newest member of the CULT Coffee Roaster family, Lonnie Schatz! Lonnie is our Director of Sales and he is uniquely qualified to take over this position with a strong sales, marketing and food industry experience! Here's a
It has been determined that the coffee bean, Coffea Arabica, was discovered by a goat herder named Kaldi in 11th century Ethiopia. His goats would be happy and active and jump or 'dance' around after visiting a certain mountaintop and
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My child has been going there for ahi,e. Has some reasonable coaches but badly run. Favouritism, bullying, duplicity and bad behaviour all rewarded and part of the culture. Lack of communication a big problem. Not very supportive environment- I would not recommend it.
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