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One of the most important aspects of nutrition is not necessarily what we eat, but what parts of our food we actually absorb into our bodies. Perhaps the adage should be changed from "You are what you eat," to "You are what you absorb!"
Nature has developed a method for forming microscopic structures in our digestive tract to ensure that important nutrition is turned into a form that can be absorbed and utilized in our bodies.
Imagine that you just took a big bite of wild salmon and are enjoying the flavor but also happy about the omega 3s it will provide. Once it reaches your stomach, those very oily omega 3s form large fat bubbles in your stomach. Of course, it is impossible for your body to absorb this large bubble directly into your blood for distribution into your body, so your digestion system breaks it up into smaller and smaller bubbles. Even when these bubbles are tiny, our bodies cannot absorb them. At this point, your stomach wraps up the bubbles with other ingredients called phospholipids and makes a micelle.
The tiny micelles (single walled liposomes) are then absorbed at very high rates into the blood. Unfortunately, only a small portion of the nutrition we consume makes it all the way to this liposomal nanotechnology and is absorbed.
In this respect, we looked at vitamin C absorption in the body. At the 4 gram doses that we studied, Vitamin C powder's absorption was the same as lower (e.g. 2 grams) and higher amounts (e.g. 5 grams). This is a simple illustration of how your body can reach its limit of vitamin C absorption, to the point where the amount you eat becomes irrelevant.
The next step was to determine how well liposomal vitamin C absorbs. We started by wrapping the vitamin C in liposomes (double walled micelles). That way, we could ensure that all the vitamin C was in the same nanotechnology form that your body uses to absorb nutrition. We basically did all the work for the digestive tract prior to ingestion. The results show that liposomal vitamin C absorbs at higher rates than powdered vitamin C.
We then wanted to understand the effect that vitamin C has on oxidative stress during a specific type of event called ischemia reperfusion injury, which typically occurs during cardiac arrest and stroke. Ischemia reperfusion describes a situation when your blood flow stops and deprives the tissue of oxygen (ischemia) and then the blood supply returns (reperfusion). This type of injury is characterized by high oxidative stress and oxidative injury due to the reactive oxygen species that are generated during the event.
The results from this study showed that if vitamin C is ingested prior to ischemia reperfusion, the oxidative stress (as measured by lipid peroxidation) is reduced, even though it should have increased during ischemia reperfusion.
This study was the first example of a peer reviewed clinical study showing that liposomes can increase the absorption of vitamin C.
Dr Emek Blair is the author of the recently published paper Liposomal-encapsulated Ascorbic Acid: Influence on Vitamin C Bioavailability and Capacity to Protect Against Ischemia-Reperfusion Injury, available for download now in Nutrition and Metabolic Insights.
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Ever since Turkey shot down a Russian fighter jet back in November, the two countries have been in a war of rhetoric.
The Russians claim that Turkey is the country that profits most from instability in the Middle East. RT News, a government-funded Russian news organization, states that Turkish drug dealers process most of the world's opium inside Turkey, and then the heroin is exported all over the world.
RT News also claims that Turkey is benefiting from the purchase of ISIS oil, which it then sells on the black market. RT News also concluded that Turkey helped ISIS get chemical weapons that were routed through Turkey.
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Russia is doing most of the saber-rattling. Still furious from the loss of one of its fighter planes and the death of a pilot and a Russian soldier who was part of a rescue mission for the plane, Russia has not minced words.
Russian warships have reportedly brandished their weapons at Turkey, and its military continues to bomb militants along the Turkey/Syrian border. Tensions between the two countries are reaching a boiling point as Turkey accuses Russia of indiscriminate bombing of civilians and Russia accuses Turkey of aiding the terrorists who are attempting to overthrow Syrian dictator Bashar Assad, a Russian ally.
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AWD News reported, "The Turkish Minister of Foreign Affairs, Mevlüt Cavusoglu, has boasted on Turkish television that Russia should be very scared and wary of Turkey." Cavusoglu stated that Russia is a valued trading partner but that Turkey's "patience is limited." Cavusoglu referred to the "crash" of the Russian fighter jet without making it clear that it was Turkey who shot it down, and said that Russia, since the downing of the plane, has made "every conceivable opportunity to undermine Turkey."
Cavusoglu concluded his speech on Turkish television by making an ominous threat. "Certainly my government behaves like a mature and experienced government, but our patience has limits… Faced with Russian efforts, we have, no fear, no remorse. We act with moderation, to bring our relations back to normal…
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"However, if necessary, I assure you , we can can occupy Russia in less than seven days with NATO and our regional allies."
Russian officials have not officially responded to Cavusoglu's comments.
RT News reported that Russia plans to meet with Turkey's most hated foe, the PPK, the group that has been fighting Turkey since 1984 for Kurdish independence from Turkey. RT News states that the Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov is planning a meeting with the co-leader of Turkey's pro-Kurdish Peoples' Democratic Party Selahattin Demirtas this week.
Demirtas said his purpose for the meeting was, "to talk about the recent tension between Turkey and Russia… Many people, many businesspeople and students, are affected by this tension. Turkey does not take a step [to improve relations]. The president [Recep Tayyip Erdogan] has closed all doors. We are effective and we want to use our power."
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Additionally, Demirtas said he wants to, "open a party office in Moscow." It is unclear if Cavusoglu's comments are a direct reaction to the meeting between Demirtas and Lavrov, but any talk of PPK independence gets a rise out of Turkey.

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Central Michigan Chippewas vs. Syracuse Orange Pick-Odds-Prediction - 9/13/14
Syracuse Orange (1-0) at Central Michigan Chippewas (2-0)
College Football: Saturday, September 13, 2014 at 12:00 pm (Kelly/Shorts Stadium)
The Line: Central Michigan Chippewas +7.5 -- Over/Under: See the Latest Odds
The Central Michigan Chippewas play host to the Syracuse Orange in week three action on Saturday.
In their opener, the Syracuse Orange received a stronger then expected challenge from the Villanova Wildcats in a 27-26 overtime victory when Nova's two point conversion was stopped. The Orange were outgained 389-320 and held the ball for 22 minutes because the visitors coverted an amazing 12-20 on third down. Terrel Hunt and Austin Wilson combined to go 21-34 for 183 passing yards to give the Cuse a viable air attack. The Orange also had some success on the ground behind Prince-Tyson Gulley totaling 100 yards on eleven totes with 65 yards coming on a touchdown run to open the scoring.
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The Central Michigan Chippewas improved to 2-0 with a 38-17 thrashing of the Purdue Boilermakers. The Chippewas jumped to a 21-7 lead in to the half and were never challenged despite the total yardage being nearly dead even. The main difference was CMU led the turnover battle 3-1 with a 57 yard pick six by Brandon Greer. The Chips were efficient in the air with Cooper Rush completing 11-16 for 172 yards with two touchdowns including a 65 yard strike to Anthony Rice and an eleven yarder to Ben McCord. Thomas Rawls paced the Chips on the ground with 155 yards on 31 totes with a pair of scoring runs. The difference was Central Michigan made plays almost everytime the opportunity presented itself.
Ther is not a lot to go on from a Syracuse perspective but Villanova gave them all they could handle. Central Michigan knocked off mistake prone Purdue so take that for what it's worth. I just think these teams are closer then a touchdown apart...


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Knowing when to stop
by nancy_farmer , April 9, 2013—12:00 AM
I always think one of the hard things in art is knowing when to stop. Not to stop doing art in general, obviously, but when exactly to stop and call a piece of work finished. I have heard it said about certain paintings (usually in oils) that the artist spent 4 years or more completing a single painting. Personally this would drive me round the bend, not to say be extremely embarrassing when it came to providing work for an exhibition, but I can understand the delight in detail and striving for a work as perfect as you can make it. This is one reason why painting in gouache (the only paints, frankly, that I have much experience in) is probably very good for me. It would simply not work, spending 4 years working in water-based paints - one of the beauties of gouache and watercolour is the glorious glow of the colours used very thinly on white paper, because none of the pigments reflects the light quite so well as the naked paper, so thin colours are always more vivid than heavy layers. At a certain point one simply has to stop, to retain the essence of water-based paints. That said, the image here is almost a first for me: the blue is usually my under-painting, on top of which, by a series of layering on paint and washing quite a lot of it off, followed by more thin washes, more fine scrubbing off and more final details... I finally achieve my painting. But I always like the simplicity of the original blue under painting, and, complimented by the gold leaf as this one is, I am always half-inclined to stop at blue alone. Knowing when to stop... that is the trick. For once, I think I may just do that, after I have finished this painting in blue. It means a viewer has to stare more closely at the painting to work out what is going on, and I think the subject of a Naked Masquerade would benefit from a little visual obfuscation! If you would like to know more of this work in progress, this link should yield more images and explanation: http://nancyfarmer.wordpress.com/?s=naked+masquerade
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Here we have a Kidrobot South Park figure, TOWELIE, made by KIDROBOT in 2011 as part of their range of South Park collectable figures.Kidrobot figures have a rarity ratio index, meaning some figures are produced in smaller or bigger quantity in order to make them more or less rare. This figure has a ratio of 1/40. This is one of the more difficult figures to get, making it quite rare and sought after. Kidrobot figures come inside a sealed 'blind box', so the item is sold as OPENED as it was the only way to find out which figure it contains. The figure is in as-new condition and comes complete with its card and accessories. Please note that Kidrobot figures usually come with some minor factory defaults such as little paint marks and blemishes. The box measures approx 9cm high / 8cm long and 7cm deep and is in great condition, only showing some light signs of tearing where it was opened. The foil is in opened condition and shows some tearing and some crumpling. This is a great collectable item for any fan, makes an amazing and affordable present too :) Description Practices
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iPad vs Mini
Going to buy an iPad or mini and androids aren't really an option due to limited aviation apps. Anyone out there have experience using both that could weigh in with an opinion? I'm leaning towards the mini due to the limited space in a Cessna but wondering if the screen size is big enough for other use.
It is but I would advise getting one of the new ones with the retina display. Much easier to read charts on,
The retina's are very nice, but you can get a 16gig Mini WiFi only for $260 if you happen to be near a MicroCenter computer store. That's a hard to beat price and is close to the prices for decent Android units.
That said and as an owner of a Mini, the display on the retina is worth the money.
Mini w/ Retina FTW.
I don't have one, but when I do get one, that's the one I'll get. Small enough to use with one hand, but large enough to see things clearly.
Right now we have a 1st generation iPad. Thing feels huge and heavy. When I pick up the Minis in the Apple store it's like I'm picking up a sheet of paper.
The iPad air is not that much bigger overall (or heavier) than the mini. Retina is going to be useful for maps. The larger screen lets you see stuff on the screen farther away.
Create cardbord mock-ups of the two sizes to see how they work.
Go for the retina display and the big one, IMHO.
For controllers in Canada, our training stuff is on iPad 2's now, and it's very difficult to read charts, frequencies, fixes, etc. without zooming way in.
kind of related, what apps are you wanting to use?
How old are you and how good are your eyes?
How will you carry it?
I have an Ipad2 (full size, non-retina display) I like it just fine and to me it is not too big. I carry it in my briefcase very easily, I even have a small shoulder camera bag that carries my DSLR and ipad at the same time. If I was trying to carry it in a purse it would be too big (but I don't carry purses). If I was a student trying to carry it in a backpack I'm not sure how that would work, maybe it would be ok or maybe I would prefer the mini.
When I am actually using it, I don't think it is too big and I wouldn't mind if it was even a touch bigger. I think the mini would be harder for me to read.
Probably going to use Garmin Pilot or Foreflight in small General Aviation aircraft. I've flown commercially and privately with an iPad 2.
Your eyes must be a lot better than mine, lol. I can't see a damn thing on my iPad 2.
mini with retina is best, unless you are farsighted. Then the bigger one makes sense.
Near vision is still good, distant vision requires glasses. I do miss the days of 20/15 vision. Leaning towards the mini. Reviews on the apps recommend 32GB for chart storage and updates plus 3G for the internal GPS.
I find it big enough for everything else I use it for.
With Garmin Pilot, you will be impressed with ADS-B.
Even after the recent Nexus 7 thread, I decided to go with the mini RD. Two big reasons, it will link with my imac, and more importantly, its OS is more stable. Granted, android isn't bad. But I have had some issues with my android phone. In nearly four years with my imac, I have had none. (Granted anything would be an improvement over MS...never again)
After one week with the mini, I believe I made the right choice. I do wear cheaters for most reading, including with the mini. But I likely would if I had got a full size tablet too.
I do like the mini's size even though, as has been mentioned, the ipad air is very nearly the same weight.
We have a mini at home and size is not an issue at all. We got it as a gift... actually, someone got it for our kids and it got commandeered. :) While I would love to get a PPL and fly with it, I have only used it in the back of a few Southwest and Delta flights so far for messing around with the kids. But even for general usage, the size is fine. In fact, it makes the regular iPad seem just excessively large whenever I see one.
If it were my money (and I am not a pilot), I would have not bought an iPad, especially with the kids around. The thing is too precious.
The new iPad air is significantly lighter and smaller overall than the iPad 2 and 3.
Now I have a iPhone and iPad Mini and don't have to deal with the typical Android nuisance stuff.
Most of the nuisance stuff comes in the form of custom android's that the manufactures cook up. Switch to pure android devices Nexus 7 & 5, has been an eye opening experience.
I do like the Apple phones and tablets but would be about as happy in the Android world, IF they would learn to stabilize a bit and support long term. AS a result I will never buy a Samsung.
Well I've never been in the cockpit of a Cesna, but I do have a new iPad air. I basically use it for getting on this site, Facebook and email. My wife has an ipad mini, which is way too small in my opinion. Just for my personal preference, I would recommend the iPad air.
Ordered the mini. Hey, for you folks with androids, there is a free app called Avare that supports VFR navigation. Kind of fun to play with.
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How to Reduce Eye Strain Playing Video Games
I have extremely sensitive eyes, I always have really. I've always been a gamer, so eye strain has essentially been something I've just dealt with since I was a kid.
One day I was watching some MLG videos, and I noticed a lot of gamers wearing these odd yellow lens glasses, so I looked it up and found that they are a product sold by Gunnar Eyewear specifically for gamers to reduce eye strain.
I'm not gonna lie, I was pretty skeptical at first, because well.. I am generally a skeptical person with these kind of products. I thought these must just be a gimmick and can't possibly help, right? So, I forgot about it for a while.
Recently though, I've been playing a lot of Call of Duty: Black Ops 2, and on comes the ridiculous eye strain again. First person shooters are typically what give me the most eye strain, because I focus so intently on the action. After a long night of gaming, my eyes were killing me, even the following day.
Long story short, I broke down and bought myself a pair of Gunnar glasses, even though I was still fairly skeptical about their effectiveness. Here is the model I got as well, the Gunnar MLG Phantom Snow/Onyx Frame.
A few days later my glasses came in the mail, which I had honestly forgotten about. I opened them up right away and tried them out on some rounds of Black Ops 2, and I noticed fairly quickly that I wasn't getting nearly as much eye strain as I used to. After several hours of constant playing, the only eye strain I really had was just simply my eyes being dry from not blinking as much as I needed to.
I started looking into what makes these glasses work, and it looks like they do a lot of filtering. There are certain light waves from your TV that are a lot more intense than others. Most of the time you wouldn't really notice the effects of these light waves because you're blinking normally, but with first person shooters your eyes stay open a lot more than they should, so you are exposed to these light waves more than usual.
They also seem to make the picture a little more crisp so that your eyes don't have to focus and adjust so much to the image.
They block some of the normal air flow in your house from getting to your eyes as well, which obviously any glasses will do, however I think that the other features I mentioned previously play a bigger part in preventing eye strain than just blocking air flow alone.
So needless to say, Gunnar has made a believer out of me. I'm not paid at all to write this either, this is my honest experience with the product. I do make a few cents if you purchase a pair from Amazon, but that's just to fund this website and keep the wealth of information here free!
There are also some other alternatives out there besides Gunnar, like ClearOptix which has an assortment of gamer glasses as well. I haven't tried these personally, but I'm sure something is better than nothing when it comes to eye strain.
If you're not interested in any gaming glasses, here are some other tricks I've learned over the years to help reduce eye strain with long stretches of gaming:
1. Take Breaks – It sounds like a no-brainer, but it's easy to get caught up in games and play for hours at a time without a break. Take a break to rest your eyes for a bit.
2. Take Advil/Ibuprofen – If you know you're going to have a long stretch of gaming, or especially if you compete in tournaments and such, then take some Advil/Ibuprofen before hand. It thins your blood a little bit, which helps reduce eye strain.
3. Remove Fans – When I'm gaming, I can't have any fans on in the room with me. The circulating air kills your eyes when you're blinking less than usual.
4. Eye Drops – Blinking provides the moisture to your eyes that they need to work effectively, but you blink a lot less when you're gaming. Keep some eye drops handy for a quick fix during long gaming runs.


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He able to fix my stero in minutes.
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He was completely knowledgeable and kept moving from phone jack to phone jack, changing wiring as needed. He never slowed down! Repaired everything and did not disturb a thing in my house. Very courteous, but wasted no time in conversation. Nice man, great work ethic. He fixed something the phone company refused to even look at, denying there was a problem at all. A job well done, made me very happy.
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I had a tangled nightmare of wires after my move. It was taken care of very nicely and everything works perfectly and it only took an hour!
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Tom is in a league of his own. He communicates very well and he gets the job done quickly. I needed the power input on my laptop replaced ASAP. He picked it up on Tuesday afternoon and dropped it back off to me on Thursday evening. He easily could have told me Friday but, instead, he brought it to me at 9pm Thursday night because he knew I needed it. He also helped me replace my power cord and battery, and cleaned my fan (for free). His pricing is very reasonable and he is a great guy in general. Tom went above and beyond to fix my computer. He is now the only person I will call with computer issues. I highly recommend.
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Gran Casa Xalisco is a hotel that combines modernity, tradition and authenticity. Located in the traditional neighborhood of Mexicaltzingo , Gran Casa Xalisco offers a unique experience in business and leisure travelin the historic center of Guadalajara.
Hotel Gran Casa Xalisco and its characteristic architecture of Guadalajara in the late 1800s will make you transport back in time. The building was built to host the important and well-known textile factory called "Bonetera Jalisciense" in what was the first industrial development of the city , located in the south of the Temple of San Francisco , where the first railroad station was established in the year 1888. The area was the center of industrial and commercial activities of the time . Located in what is considered the historic center of the city of Guadalajara , this construction of 1895 today is a beautiful hotel with 10 rooms that offer a unique experience in the center of the city.
Located 2 blocks from 16 de Septiembre Avenue and 3 blocks from Niños Heroes avenue , Hotel Gran Casa Xalisco is ideal for your trip to the city of Guadalajara. Just 15 minutes from Expo Guadalajara , Tlaquepaque , Colonia Providencia , we are in the middle of everything.
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The hotel has 10 rooms , including 2 suites with kitchenettes and jacuzzi . We have catering facilities for social and business events. Cantina on site , breakfast service , live piano at set times .


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Stock Graphic >> Illustration - Valentine s Day Overlays 127722 by Natali-VA @ CreativeMarket
File Size: 3.53 MB; Tileable: Yes; Layered: Yes; DPI: 300 DPI; Vector: Yes.
This set Handsketched Overlays perfect to use as photo overlay for Happy Valentine's Day cards, save the date cards, or on your website, facebook, instagram, print card and more
4 hand drawn lettering overlays and 10 elements.
Bonus! -cute hand drawn seamless pattern.
Zip file contains.
- 1 EPS10 file (4lettering+10elements can be scaled without loosing quality)
- 1 EPS10 file (Hand drawn seamless pattern with the stored sample pattern in swatches palette)
- 1 PAT file (Hand drawn seamless pattern- You can download in Photoshop and easy to use!)
- 1 PSD file (all elements are on separate layers, Elements can be scaled without loosing quality because they saved as a shape layer, so easy to change color - just with double click)
- 14 PNG files 300dpi - 4 hand drawn lettering and 10 decorative elements with transparent background. You can change the color PNG files by selecting the layer style - color overlay in Photoshop
Sizes lettering: 1732 x 1654px
Sizes decorative elements:1154~2953px
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Enjoy!:) and be happy ;)!
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Ikoi-No-Ie is located between Kyoto station and the downtown.
It is close to subway station and many bus stops. So you can easily visit touristic spots.
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Luggage storage:11:00~15:00 available
Please notify us at your check-in if you check out before 8am.
There is no luggage storage service after check-out.
|No curfew: You could freely go out and come back with a pin number given at check ins.
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|I am preparing the parking space for exclusive use by 1 or 2 sets (charge). and,Coin parking is near the hotel.
Chatting with the open view of big garden is featured. 2 private rooms are available.
Please try our breakfast served in this authentic space.
We have ice creams from "Gion-Tsujiri", well-known Matcha-tea shop in Kyoto, or rice crackers.
Breakfast OPEN: 8:00~10:00
Cafe Bar "nowa" OPEN: 11:00~24:00
- 「Air-conditioner (heater and cooler)」
- Available in every room
- 「Internet」
- Free WIFI is available in all of rooms.
You can use computers at common space as well. (100yen/40min).
- 「Telephone」
- Public phone available at front desk
- 「Kitchen」
- Fridge, microwave, toaster, kettle and etc. Tea and coffee for free.
- 「Laundry」
- Coin laundry available.
- 「Shampoo and body soap」
- Available in every shower room
- 「Towel, yukata (Japanese pajama) and dryer」
- Towels (both small and large) and Yukata are provided for free.
Dryers are available at public wash stands and provided in en-suite room.
- 「Clothes iron」
- Please ask staff at front desk when you need
- 「Printer and fax」
- 30yen/page (available only at front desk)
- 「LAN cable and various kinds of plugs」
- They are free of charge.
- 「Rental bicycles」
- 600 yen for 1 day. More than 10 bicycles are prepared.
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Renger van der Zande completed a positive day of testing at the newly-refurbished Red Bull Ring on Thursday. The Dutch DTM driver set the fourth fastest time at the former Austrian Grand Prix venue, putting his Mercedes car right behind drivers with more up-to-date machinery. Despite a small delay in the first hour, van der Zande used the rest of the session well and adapted to the circuit quickly.
"A responder had to be replaced, it was nothing special," the 25-year-old began. "When we went out we were immediately quick, it was just a perfect day of testing. We have to focus on some adjustments to the car in qualifying trim and long runs. We have learned a lot and it looks good for next weekend."
After a very promising weekend in Zandvoort, van der Zande will now take part in Round 3 of the championship at the iconic circuit this weekend. The DTM races will be broadcast on the German ARD network, with the Saturday qualifying show beginning at 12.30, while Sunday's programme gets underway at 12.45.
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September 04, 2011
Always overlooked, the Cone family belongs in the discussion of the most important NASCAR families. What other family has members willingly putting their lives on the line (literally) ever week after numerous tragedies to ensure that cars barreling at up to 200 MPH slow down in time to get to pit road?
It's long overdue that the NASCAR world showed some respect to the Cone family and with the emergence of the Cone family's Twitter account, that respect is finally building.
However, I'm not sure that this is what we all had in mind.
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Collier Community Center, 5 Lobaugh Street, Oakdale, PA 15071
Join us in preserving our rich history.
Volunteer for the Historical Society Committee.
Donations of historical materials welcome!
Collier Historical Society's Purpose:
The Collier Township Historical Society shall arrange to collect various historical documents, property and other items, which it shall receive and collect on behalf of the Township of Collier, which shall become the final owner of any items collected and or documented.
For more information, please call the Township Office at 412-279-2525.
The Collier Township Historical Society adopted bylaws on June 21, 2016. Click here to review the Historical Society Bylaws.
Collier Historical Society Board Members
Gene Czambel
Alan James
Cheryl Kania
Mary Lou Kientz
John Kripp
Holly McIlree
Mike McIlree
Frank Petrich
Cheryl Rosenberg
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David Suchet is to star as Poirot once again, in the final five adventures of the Belgian sleuth.
The actor has played Agatha Christies famous detective in 65 films over the past 22 years.
The new films, which are based on the remaining Poirot novels and short stories which have yet to be adapted, will signal the end of Suchets portrayal of the character.
Suchet said of his role reprisal:
"I'm more than delighted to be reprising my role as Poirot. It's been my life's ambition to bring this amazing canon of works to completion.
"Poirot is a brilliant, yet profoundly complicated character and I've always loved playing him.
"He's considerate, with a love of elegance and precision, but he is also so maddeningly frustrating to play as he's so vain and pedantic! For all his faults he is one of the greatest listeners in literature. I've been so fortunate to play him."
The final films include Poirots last case, Curtain, which sees him return to the scene of his first case in a bid to prevent another murder.
The other four films will be Elephants Can Remember, Labours of Hercules, Dead Man's Folly and The Big Four.
ITV has also commissioned three more Marple tales, starring Julia McKenzie.
A Caribbean Mystery, Endless Night and The Seven Dials Mystery will be filmed during 2012.
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Posted: 03 Jan 2012 05:16 PM PST
Congratulations to this week's featured marketplace authors.
Featured ActiveDen Author: sp87
This week's featured author is sp87, who has 3 items, including the newest from the Creative/Portfolio category.
Featured AudioJungle Author: SophonicMedia
This week's featured author is SophonicMedia, who has 12 items, including the newest from the Rock category.
Featured ThemeForest Author: imediapixel
This week's featured author is imediapixel, who has 18 items, including the newest from the Business category.
Featured VideoHive Author: NeuronFX
This week's featured author is NeuronFX, who has 23 items, including the newest from the Fire category.
Featured GraphicRiver Author: katzeline
This week's featured author is katzeline, who has 104 items, including the newest from the Holiday category.
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This week's featured author is TamerABI, who has 5 items, including the newest from the Instruments category.
Featured CodeCanyon Author: DPereyra
This week's featured author is DPereyra, who has 15 items, including the newest from the Social Networks category.
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Posted: 02 Jan 2012 10:41 PM PST
Switching from app to Web development, sharing a workspace with his girlfriend, keeping everything well organized, and being a huge fan of music. This week we meet Karim Hossenbux (twi) from ThemeForest.
My name is Karim Hossenbux, I originally come from Reunion Island—a small French island in the Indian Ocean near Madagascar for those of you remotely interested—and I'm currently living in Barcelona, Spain for over three years. I'm a designer and front-end developer working in freelance since 2010.
I belong to ThemeForest where I sell WordPress template when I have some free time to do it. I made my first theme a year and a half ago, and my second one months ago… so we can say that I don't have a lot of free time.
I have an item on CodeCanyon too, which was more experimental than the others items.
I had an IT background with my studies, but it was more Software (.NET) than web… and I didn't like it that much. So during my studies I've started learning how to get things done for the Web industry… It was more self-taught than a formal training, but I loved it!
My desktop is pretty normal but really huge and I'm sharing it with my lovely girlfriend. I'm using a MacBook Pro 15″, an external Samsung monitor of 23″ (which is pretty new) and a Moleskine.
I think I work like every one else: Once I have a good idea, I put the concept on paper and sketch some stuff as a visual reminder. Then I try to get the design done in Photoshop and until I'm not happy with it I don't start to code it.
I think the key is to have some discipline into work. For example by keeping everything well organized, spending some time to dig into the current trends, or even writing/sketching every single idea you have (even if you don't have time to work on it, do it! You'll find it useful when you'll come across one day.
I make a ritual dance everyday to make the money rain. Just kidding, I don't really market my file. I submit them, share them on Twitter/Facebook and that's it.
The first one is Minimalista. I like it because it's all powered by Ajax and I put a lot of work in it to get a something unique.
The second one is a slider I made after the release of Minimalista. It's a unique piece too, a fullscreen and responsive slider with squared transition. It gave me a huge headache.
The last one (because it's my last item too ) is Humble Theme. It got a basic layout, but I manage to add some touch to make it different. I also develop a special slider for it, the Polaroid Slider which was a lots of fun to do.
If I had to choose one, it would be OrmanClark, this guy have really impressive design skill. But I like the work of peerapong and themolitor for their "out of the box" templates.
I'm a huge fan of music, I also like to go to gigs with my girlfriend. I enjoy being with my friends drinking Mojito and going out. I like watching movies (must be great one!), TV shows too (must be awesome!) and playing Guitar Hero.
Best of Tuts+ in December 2011
Posted: 02 Jan 2012 07:00 PM PST
Each month, we bring together a selection of the best tutorials and articles from across the whole Tuts+ network. Whether you'd like to read the top posts from your favourite site, or would like to start learning something completely new, this is the best place to start!
Psdtuts+ — Photoshop Tutorials
Create a Festive Cocktail Using Photoshop's 3D Capabilities
For many of our readers, this time of year is filled with family, friends, and celebration. In this tutorial, we will explain how to create a festive cocktail using Photoshop's 3D capabilities just in time for your New Year's celebrations. Let's get started!
Create a Dark, Conceptual Photo Manipulation With Stock Photography
In this tutorial we will be teaching how to integrate elements from different sources to create a realistic photo manipulation with dark and conceptual elements. You will learn some lighting and blending techniques as well as some interesting post-production tips. Let's get started!
Create High-End Action Figure Packaging – Tuts + Premium Tutorial
With collectables, the packaging of the product is often as important as the craftsmanship of the product itself. In this two-part Tuts+ Premium tutorial, author Tim Kyde will explain how to create packaging for a high-end 1/6 scale action figure. Part 1 of this tutorial will explain how to shoot your own photography and create a print-ready outer sleeve and inner packaging for our action figure. This tutorial is available exclusively to Tuts+ Premium Members — Join Now to get started!
Nettuts+ — Web Development Tutorials
Wrangling with the Facebook Graph API
Have you ever wanted to learn how to make your applications more social with Facebook? It's much easier than you think!
From Idea to Market: How We Built Gradient
Retracing the steps you've taken is a helpful way to understand how well you've executed your vision – whatever that might be. What could you have done better? What should have been avoided? Today, I'll share what we've learned (and are still learning) while crafting Gradient. It's an experience that has changed everything for us.
Should You Learn CoffeeScript?
I'd imagine that I represent a large portion of the web development community. I'm very intrigued by CoffeeScript; I've even learned the syntax and used it in a few demos. However, I haven't yet taken the plunge and used it in a real project. It comes down to this one question for me: is CoffeeScript something that is truly worth investing time and effort into learning?
Vectortuts+ — Illustrator Tutorials
Outstanding Tutorials, Quick Tips, Articles and Interviews from Vectortuts+ in 2011
As the year comes to an end and we pack up our vector tools for some well deserved rest and relaxation, let's take a look back at some of the best and most inspiring Vectortuts+ articles and tutorials for 2011.
Community Project: 2012 Calendar Design Project
Vectortuts+ loves Illustration and discovering new talent, so today we are proud to be launching a new community project that combines both, the Vectortuts+ 2012 Calendar Design Project. The best thing is, you can be a part of it! Find out how to get involved, at the jump.
Quick Tip: How to Create a Watercolor Background Using Adobe Illustrator
In this tutorial we will learn how to create Watercolor Background using a Gradient Mesh, tools of deformation and Blending Modes. The techniques which are described here allow the creation of complex textural backgrounds in a simple and effective way.
Webdesigntuts+ — Web Design Tutorials
A Year in Web Design: How the Experts Saw 2011
"What did you find most memorable about the world of web design in 2011?" That's the question I posed to some of our industry's shining stars last week. One word cropped up more than any other (can you guess?) and everyone had plenty to say. See for yourself after the jump, and let us know what rocked your boat in 2011!
Get Into LESS: the Programmable Stylesheet Language
I don't like CSS. Plain and simple. It makes the World go round on the web, yet the language is restrictive and hard to manage. It's time to spruce up the language and make it more helpful by using dynamic CSS with the help of LESS.
Say Hello to the HTML Email Boilerplate
Figuring out html email will test the patience of any human being. A seemingly small formatting issue will inevitably arise and you think to yourself, "self, I'm a world class web developer type person schooled in the latest and greatest html5/css3/whatever, I can tackle this with plenty o' keystrokes to spare."
Phototuts+ — Photography Tutorials
Tips to Get Started with Still Life Photography
There arent many photographic practices that date back further than still life photography. When photography originated, it was necessary for exposures to be quite long, so photographing static objects was the ideal subject matter. However, as the technology developed, the fascination for capturing still life has remained and is still one of the most viable photographic professions today.
Is It Worth It? Some Gear Buying Advice
A lot people believe their photography will improve "if only…" With the holidays approaching, a lot of avid wanna-be photographers, amateurs, and professionals will be making wish lists for gear that they erroneously believe will make them better photographers. There are many forums, YouTube videos, and articles pandering how camera/lens/light/brand/voodoo doll will make your photos better. Today, we'll examine that idea.
Superb Photos of Paths and Stairways
"Follow the Yellow Brick Road," an infamous movie quote inspired by a pathway to a land of dreams. Wherever your paths take you and whatever amount of stairs you have to climb, its always worth it to see whats at the end, but more importantly to enjoy the journey. Today's collection gathers dozens of images of paths and stairways, images that symbolize something different to every person.
Cgtuts+ — Computer Graphics Tutorials
Freebie: Epic 3D Character Model Of Pyro From Team Fortress 2
Today we're super excited to bring you this amazingly detailed character model from Cgtuts+ regular Shaun Keenan. Shaun has re-created "Pyro" from Valve's hit game Team Fortress 2 in glorious detail, and is making the model available to the Cgtuts+ community for free!
Digital Matte Painting And Projection Basics: From Photoshop To Maya To Nuke, Part 1 – Tuts+ Premium
This Tuts+ Premium tutorial series covers a variety of basic techniques for both creating and projecting matte paintings using Photoshop, Maya and Nuke. The first part of the tutorial will cover how to approach the creation of a matte painting, the research and background knowledge you need, the concept, and finally starting to create your matte painting in Photoshop. Log in or Join Now to get started!
Create A Flying Paper Animation In 3D Studio Max With Thinking Particles
In this tutorial by Cristian Pop, you'll learn how to create a nice flying papers effect in 3d Studio Max using the power of Thinking Particles. We'll start by creating the paper shapes and materials, then move into Thinking Particles to set up the rules and look at how we can combine them to create the flying paper effect.
Aetuts+ — After Effects Tutorials
How To Track Footage That Is Out Of Focus
In this tutorial we are going to take a look at a simple, but interesting idea. The main point will be to show you how to work with footage that is out of focus making if difficult to track. After we track it we are going to attach the camera interface elements and fake some depth of field to create the illusion that they are floating in space and shift in and out of focus like the rest of the scene.
DIY – Create A Camera Dolly Completely From Scratch
Ever wonder how to get smooth footage from your video camera? Today you will learn how to build a Camera Dolly that will help you acquire this type of footage. Get out those dusty power tools, buy some cheap supplies at your local hardware store, and you'll be on your way to capturing some amazing footage in no time!.
How To Create A Dr. Who Time And Space Vortex – Tutsplus Premium
In this tutorial well be creating a Time & Space Vortex (like that used in Doctor Who) completely inside of After Effects. We will be using Trapcode Particular and Trapcode Shine to create the vortex. I will then teach a vital Expression that drives the camera and completes the Effect. Once you have mastered the effect, you can personalize it to create whatever Time-Tunnel you desire! All of Time and Space awaits you…
Audiotuts+ — Audio & Production Tutorials
Drum Compression: Get Your Attack and Release Times Correct
Compression can be a tricky one to get your head around, and even if you've got your head around the threshold and ratio settings without the attack and release times being set correctly it will always be difficult to get the desired effect. This quick tip will outline a really handy trick I learned from a friend a few years ago which allows you to get your attack and release times just right. It's primarily designed to work on drums but the same principles will apply to any percussive sound.
Quick Tip: Punchier Drums with the New York Compression Trick
Ever have a mix where you wish the drums were bigger, more energetic, more in-your-face? I first heard about this technique in Bobby Owinksis, The Mixing Engineers Handbook, and it has since become a staple in my bag of tricks. The technique is a more aggressive take on parallel compression that can really add punch to your mix.
D Mixing Part 6: Depth
In this segment of our mix down tutorial, we are going to begin to look in depth into depth. Depth within any mix and listening situation is paramount to proper sonic understanding. Much like we see in 3D, we hear in 3D and taking out any one of these dimensions only serves to create a flat and unnatural sound. As such, the most common tools which give the illusion of depth (reverb and delay) become an important and necessary part of mixing.
Activetuts+ — Flash, Flex & ActionScript Tutorials
Getting Started With EaselJS: A Flash-Like Interface for the HTML5 Canvas
There's been some resistance from Flash developers to our new HTML5 content. In this article – aimed at experienced AS3 coders – we'll look at EaselJS, a JavaScript library that makes working with the HTML5 canvas very similar to working with the Flash display list.
AS3 Quick Tip: Hacking the Event Flow
Sometimes you may find yourself needing to modify the behavior of a component for a user input event. This article will explain how to do so by modifying the event object in-flight, before it's processed by the component. That's right, you can lie and cheat. In code.
in Flash and Web Apps: A Retrospective
With the year 2011 at a close, it is time to reflect upon some of the major industry events of the year. A lot happened… we'll pick out some of the bits and pieces that will be most interesting to browser app and game developers from the world of industry, web, runtimes, operating systems, mobile, and more!
Wptuts+ — WordPress Tutorials
WordPress 3.3 "Sonny" Is Finally Here! What's New?
The latest and greatest version of the WordPress software â€" 3.3, named 'Sonny" in honor of the great jazz saxophonist Sonny Stitt â€" is immediately available for download or update inside your WordPress dashboard. We'll be covering lots of the new features of 3.3 this week, but for now, go and great the latest version! As we've mentioned before, it's the best way to keep your WordPress site safe and stable.
Getting Loopy – Ajax Powered Loops with jQuery and WordPress
In this tutorial, we give you a starting point for creating AJAX interaction in your blog. We follow a step by step process, showing you how to load posts based on the viewers page scroll. The tutorial covers enqueueing scripts, setting up an AJAX handler, how to get a file outside of WordPress to use WordPress functions and access the database, and logic for loading posts on user page scroll.
Saintly" Practices that All WordPress Developers Should Strive For
Here on Wptuts+, we talk a lot about the 'how' and less about the 'why.' Of course, we are a tutorial site, so that's the goal, right? Well, as a followup to last month's article on the "Cardinal Sins of WordPress Plugin Development", today we're going to look at a few practices that, if every developer followed, would make the world a better place (well, at least our world!).
Mobiletuts+ — Mobile Development Tutorials
Getting Started With Kindle Fire Development
The Kindle Fire is the new touchscreen and e-book reader from Amazon. This device has generated a lot of buzz, and for good reason! It is currently the best selling Android tablet, with millions of units already sold. This tutorial will teach you how to begin making apps with the Android SDK specifically targeted for the Kindle Fire.
iOS 5 SDK: Storyboards
Storyboarding is one of the most exciting new features about the iOS 5 SDK. Take a look at the wealth of functionality offered by Storyboards in today's iOS 5 SDK tutorial!
Titanium Mobile: Build an Image Uploader
This tutorial will demonstrate how to build a custom progress bar by creating an image uploader with Titanium Mobile. Specifically, the demo project will allow you to select an image from the device photo gallery and upload it to a remote server for storage. Both the Titanium Mobile code and the server-side code will be explained. Now, let's get started!
Happy New Year!
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Corbin Bleu's Full Out Halloween Party
STORY BY Reyne Hirsch
Published: November 9, 2013
Halloween can't pass without a great Hollywood party filled with celebrities, costumes and Ciroc.
Corbin Bleu, known as Jeffrey King to his fans from "One Life to Live" threw one heck of a party for his family and friends Halloween eve in Los Angeles.
Bleu greeted his guests donning a circus ringmasters uniform. "Circus" appeared to be the theme as the evening was filled with clowns, circus animals and other performers.
Bleu's current partner on Dancing with the Stars, Karina Smirnoff was in attendance as one of his deadly circus clowns!
The event, powered by Ciroc also featured its own custom cocktail.
CORBINtini Blood Madre
1 oz CIROC Amaretto
1 oz Cranberry Juice
.5 oz Triple Sec
.25 oz Honey Syrup
.5 oz Lemon Juice
Shake/ Stir/ Martini
Garnish Lemon Twist
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Moving forward with Composr
ocPortal has been relaunched as Composr CMS. ocPortal 9 is superseded by Composr 10.
Head over to compo.sr for our new site, and to our migration roadmap. Existing ocPortal member accounts have been mirrored.
Transferring support credits
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Madrid aiming to fend off Barcelona in Spain
After deposing Barcelona and sending its coach Pep Guardiola into early retirement, Jose Mourinho's Real Madrid now faces the challenge of defending its Spanish league crown while seeking that elusive 10th European Cup.sports Updated: Aug 15, 2012 16:49 IST
After deposing Barcelona and sending its coach Pep Guardiola into early retirement, Jose Mourinho's Real Madrid now faces the challenge of defending its Spanish league crown while seeking that elusive 10th European Cup.
Mourinho was give two objectives when he joined Madrid: break Barcelona's domestic hegemony and return Madrid to the heights of European football with a first Champions League trophy since 2001.
One down, and one still to go after Madrid was knocked out in the Champions League semifinals last season.
Mourinho's biggest challenge during the upcoming Spanish league season that kicks off on Aug. 18 will be keeping his players focused on the weekly domestic grind and a title that Barcelona and the rampant Lionel Messi are eager to reclaim.
"I know that Madrid's fans are very passionate about the Champions League, but what we want to do is win titles," said Mourinho. "Barcelona didn't win last season, and we don't know what they will do now."
Madrid rolled through the domestic competition last season, including a rare win at Barcelona's Camp Nou stadium that decided the title race, by unleashing its attacking talent.
Forward Cristiano Ronaldo scored a club record 46 times to help Madrid set an all-time record of 121 goals en route to winning its 32nd league title with 100 points, also a La Liga milestone.
"I think these are numbers to stay in the history for a long time," the Portuguese coach said. "But everybody knows it will be a close fight in between my team and the two best teams in the world, in a league where the other opponents are good."
After initially failing to better Barcelona with defensive tactics, Mourinho finally found the formula for turning Madrid into the attacking juggernaut that made it a winner, with his entire squad returning this season.
Behind its potent attack, Sergio Ramos has consolidated his position in the center of the defense as did Xabi Alonso in midfield, both having a more prominent role in Spain's Euro 2012 win than ever before.
"This team has been together for three years now and you can see that we know each other better, and that makes the team perform better," said Madrid goalkeeper Iker Casillas. "We are a much better team than two seasons ago, and what we want to do is surpass what we did last season."
Barcelona, meanwhile, will bring back the same squad that has enamored the world with its passing attack and slew of trophies over the last four seasons.
But the big question is whether Tito Vilanova, promoted from assistant to head coach to replace Guardiola, will be able to lead the team back to the top.
"He's a new coach even though he has been here with us these years," said Barcelona midfielder Andres Iniesta. "This club demands the maximum of each of us and this year will be no different. This club always demands victory."
New signing Jordi Alba will replace Eric Abidal, who is recovering from a liver transplant, at left back, giving the Catalan club arguably the most dangerous pair of full backs in Europe with Dani Alves on the right.
Messi, fresh off an unprecedented season of 73 goals in all competitions and a record 50 in league play, will again lead the team. And with striker David Villa set to return from a broken leg, the Argentina forward can hope to have more help sharing the scoring burden.
However, Barcelona's old guard of Carles Puyol (34) and Xavi Hernandez (32) are slowing and there are doubts over Abidal's ability to return.
"I want to keep on as always," said Xavi. "Physically I am fine and I will play as much as I can."
Madrid and Barcelona have split the last eight league titles runner-up Barcelona finishing 30 points ahead of third-place Valencia in the last campaign and this season should be no different given the ongoing financial problems of many of their challengers.
Spain's recession is adding to the pressure on many of its troubled football clubs. Malaga's Qatari owner Abdullah Bin Nasser Al-Thani poured more than €200 million ($245 million) into the Costa del Sol side over the past two seasons, and the investment appeared to pay off with the team making its first Champions League appearance after finishing fourth last spring.
But the club has been mired in a financial and institutional crisis since then, and any thoughts of raising the bar and making a run at Madrid and Barcelona is out of the question after the club's sale of playmaker Santi Cazorla and striker Jose Rondon.
For the third year in a row, a Valencia side weighed down with debts and two football stadiums one it can't sell and another it can't find the money to finish building was forced to cash in on its best player in selling Alba to Barcelona.
Also, Deportivo La Coruna, champion in 2000, returns to the topflight after one season in the second division along with Celta and Valladolid.
While various clubs face a season of diminished expectations, Atletico Madrid and Athletic Bilbao are poised to move up the standings after respective fifth- and tenth-place finishes.
Atletico's Diego Simeone and Bilbao's Marcelo Bielsa are returning for a second season after impressive coaching starts. Now, both managers will be expected to have even better campaigns as the clubs shoot for a long-awaited top-four finish and Champions League berth.
Mourinho said that despite Madrid and Barcelona's dominance, the Spanish league is still the strongest in Europe.
"A beautiful league, because the teams are very technical, and that's the reason I'm in Spain," Mourinho said. "I want to be where the best league is."


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Ken Carman and Anthony Lima react to the Brown final cuts and discuss who they think are cornerstones for the rebuilding process.
Reaction To Browns Cuts And What Players Are Part Of The Future
CLEVELAND, OH - SEPTEMBER 1: Head coach Hue Jackson talks with quarterback Cody Kessler #5 of the Cleveland Browns during the third quarter against the Chicago Bears at FirstEnergy Stadium on September 1, 2016 in Cleveland, Ohio. (Photo by Jason Miller/Getty Images)


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China's July FX reserves rise to above $3tn
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Dear DEEEP community members,
As the DEEEP project will finish on 31st December, we would like to thank you all for being such active and interested "e-participants" over all these years. DEEEP leaves a legacy: the conviction that development needs citizens, anywhere in the world, to challenge exploitative capitalism and to set up alternatives towards a just transition. Global citizenship is an essential part for this endeavour, and we are confident that we all will continue our engagement for it.
DEEEP leaves behind a broad range of tools that might continue helping us in doing this work. You can find all the DEEEP publications (and many more) in the DEEEP Library, which will move to the CONCORD website in a few months. The DEEEP website and community pages will stay online, but no updates will take place.
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Broadcom MASTERS® Announces 2015 National Middle School STEM Competition Winners
13 Year Old Annie Ostojic Wins Samueli Prize for STEM Leadership and Innovation in the Design of a More Energy Efficient Microwave
Oct 07, 2015, 00:34 ET from Broadcom Corporation from ,BRCM Broadcom Foundation
MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif., Oct. 7, 2015 /PRNewswire/ --
- Annie Ostojic (age 13) of Munster, Ind., wins $25,000 Samueli Foundation Prize for her project on microwave design, STEM knowledge and ability to collaborate, inspire and motivate others as a natural leader
- Sebastian Mellen (age 14) of San Diego, Calif., wins $10,000 Marconi/Samueli Award for Innovation based on his app design and development together with his aptitude and skill in technical and mathematical concepts while demonstrating superior teamwork
- 12 top award winners hailing from all over the U.S., including California with 4, Florida with 2, and Colorado, Indiana, Louisiana, Massachusetts, New York, and Texas with one winner each
Broadcom Foundation and Society for Science & the Public (SSP) today announced the top winners of the fifth annual Broadcom MASTERS® national STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) competition for sixth, seventh and eighth graders. Broadcom Foundation and SSP also announced first and second place winners in each of the STEM categories, Rising Stars, and a Team Award. In addition, students elected their class speaker, the first recipient of the Scott A. McGregor Leadership Award honoring Broadcom's President and CEO who has championed sponsorship of the program since 2010. Learn more at Broadcom and SSP.
The $25,000 Samueli Foundation Prize is a gift of Dr. Henry Samueli, co-founder of Broadcom Corporation, and his wife, Susan Samueli. In addition to the grand prize, Dr. Samueli also presented the $10,000 Marconi/Samueli Award for Innovation, an honor made possible by Samueli's generous donation of his 2012 Marconi Society Prize award.
Broadcom MASTERS winners were chosen from the 30 top finalists (14 girls and 16 boys) from 14 states representing 29 schools. Winners were selected by a panel of distinguished scientists and engineers.
Winners Include:
The Samueli Foundation Prize: $25,000
Winner: Annie Ostojic, 13, of Munster, Ind.
Project: A Novel Microwave Cavity Design Using Cylindrical Parabolic Reflectors to Optimize Energy Efficiency
Grand prize winner Annie Ostojic was awarded the Samueli Foundation Prize for her mastery of STEM principles and team leadership demonstrated throughout the rigorous weeklong competition. Her science fair project expanded upon knowledge she accumulated in prior competitions in order to apply science and engineering to innovating a more energy efficient microwave design. Ostojic performed complex experiments and designed prototypes to achieve the next level of creative solutions for environmentally friendly microwave cooking.
A three time Broadcom MASTERS participant, Ostojic won the Rising Star award as a 2014 Broadcom MASTERS finalist and represented the United States as one of 24 delegates representing 14 countries at Broadcom MASTERS International this year. Ostojic competed against over 2,400 entrants to return as a finalist of the 2015 Broadcom MASTERS.
Marconi/Samueli Award for Innovation: $10,000
Winner: Sebastian Mellen, 14, of San Diego, Calif.
Project: MathSuite: An Innovative Android App that Makes Dreaded Calculations FUN! Published on Google Play!
Sebastian Mellen was awarded the Marconi/Samueli Award for Innovation for his vision and promise as an innovator who, in the spirit of radio inventor Guglielmo Marconi, demonstrated aptitude and skill in technical and mathematical concepts both with his science fair project and throughout team challenges.
Mellon was inspired by teachers who struggle with grading students' self-written examinations and classmates who wrestle with math and physics homework. To make their lives easier, Mellon applied his math and engineering acumen to design and develop an Android app for smartphones that can do a broad range of algebra calculations that are routinely used in math, physics and other sciences.
STEM Award Winners:
Each of these finalists (first and second place award winners) were selected for demonstrated skills and promise in each of the disciplines represented by STEM. First place winners are awarded $3,500 and second place winners receive $2,500, in each case to support the finalist's choice of STEM summer camp experiences offered around the country. Each STEM winner also wins an iPad.
- Science Award:
- First Place: Maximilian Du, Manlius, N.Y., for his project on a new method to measure and extract caffeine from drinks.
- Second place: Hannah O. Cevasco, San Carlos, Calif., for her research on the healing properties of honey.
- Technology Award:
- First place: Manasa (Hari) Bhimaraju, Cupertino, Calif., for her project on a low-cost animated teaching tool for the study of elements in the periodic table with an interface for the visually impaired.
- Second place: Anusha Zaman, Baton Rouge, Louisiana, for her project on the potential health effects of betel use.
- Engineering Award:
- First place: Avery P. Clowes, Bolton, Mass., for his project on an electrostatic generator.
- Second place: Soyoun Choi, Melbourne, Florida, for her project on the effect of bilingualism on cognitive development in adolescents.
- Mathematics Award:
- First place: David Yue, Plano, Texas for his project on 3-D x-ray reconstruction processing and its application to cancer prevention.
- Second place: Madison A. Toonder, St. Augustine, Fla., for her project on the study on the effect of sunblock nanoparticles on oysters' ability to filter bay water.
Rising Stars Award:
Each of the Rising Stars wins a trip to Intel ISEF, the world's largest international high school science fair competition, in May 2016 as the United States delegate to Broadcom MASTERS International, in recognition of their work throughout the Broadcom MASTERS finals.
- Winners:
- Evelyn Bodoni, Centennial, Colo., for her project on the prevalence and reasons for student cheating.
- Anish Singhani, San Ramon, Calif., for his project on an electronic system that lets a person use brain waves to control devices, such as a wheelchair and computer keyboard.
Team Award:
Each member of the team that best demonstrates their ability to work together, and solve problems through shared decision making, communication and scientific and engineering collaboration will receive an iPod nano.
- Winners: Glenn Grimmett, Elizabeth Kinsey, Naya Menezes, Anish Singhani, David Yue
Scott A. McGregor Leadership Award:
Finalists select one student from the group based on their leadership abilities to represent their class as speaker.
- Winner:
Avery P. Clowes, Bolton, Mass.
"Now in its fifth year, the Broadcom MASTERS competition has hit its stride as a competition that draws upon increasing numbers of passionate and talented young people who are eager to partake in a program that helps them grow as scientists, engineers and innovators, but more importantly provides them with new skills to tackle future challenges, as exemplified by our top winners Annie Ostojic and Sebastian Mellen," said Paula Golden, President and Executive Director, Broadcom Foundation and Director, Community Affairs, Broadcom Corporation. "As we have seen with our Broadcom MASTERS alumni who are entering college as freshman this year, our finalists have exciting futures ahead of them."
The Broadcom MASTERS (Math, Applied Science, Technology, and Engineering for Rising Stars) program helps middle school students translate a personal interest into a passion for science, engineering and innovation, and encourages them to continue studying science and math through high school and college. Sponsored by Broadcom Foundation, a non-profit public benefit organization funded by Broadcom Corporation, the Broadcom MASTERS is a program of Society for Science & the Public. SSP has been the leader of the world's most prestigious science competitions for more than seven decades.
"Society for Science & the Public congratulates Annie Ostojic, our top winner at the 2015 Broadcom MASTERS," said Maya Ajmera, President and Chief Executive Officer of Society for Science & the Public and Publisher of Science News. "Last year, Annie was selected as a Rising Star and this year she impressed the judges even more with her knowledge of STEM, her leadership skills, and her project on optimizing energy efficiency inside a microwave. We look forward to seeing where her interest in STEM takes her, and the rest of the finalists, next."
For more information on the Broadcom MASTERS, visit the Broadcom Foundation and SSP websites or visit Broadcom Foundation's Newsroom and read the B-Inspired Blog.
To keep up with the Broadcom MASTERS on Twitter, use hashtag #brcmMASTERS or follow Broadcom and SSP. And to stay connected, visit the Broadcom MASTERS and SSP Facebook pages.
About Broadcom Foundation
Broadcom Foundation was founded to inspire and enable young people throughout the world to enter careers in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) through partnerships with local schools, colleges, universities and nonprofit organizations. Broadcom Foundation is the proud sponsor of the Broadcom MASTERS®, a program of Society for Science & the Public – a premier science and engineering competition for middle school children. The Foundation's mission is to advance education in STEM by funding research, recognizing scholarship and increasing opportunity. Learn more at www.broadcomfoundation.org.
About Broadcom
Broadcom Corporation (NASDAQ: BRCM), a FORTUNE 500® company, is a global leader and innovator in semiconductor solutions for wired and wireless communications. Broadcom® products seamlessly deliver voice, video, data and multimedia connectivity in the home, office and mobile environments. With one of the industry's broadest portfolio of state-of-the-art system-on-a-chip solutions, Broadcom is changing the world by Connecting everything®. For more information, go to www.broadcom.com.
About Society for Science & the Public
Society for Science & the Public is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit membership organization dedicated to the achievement of young researchers in independent research and to public engagement in science. Established in 1921, its vision is to promote the understanding and appreciation of science and the vital role it plays in human advancement. Through its acclaimed education competitions, including the Intel Science Talent Search, the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair, and the Broadcom MASTERS, and its award-winning publications, Science News and Science News for Students, Society for Science & the Public is committed to inform, educate, and inspire. Learn more at www.societyforscience.org.
Broadcom®, the pulse logo, Connecting everything®, the Connecting everything logo and Broadcom MASTERS® are among the trademarks of Broadcom Corporation and/or its affiliates in the United States, certain other countries and/or the EU. Any other trademarks or trade names mentioned are the property of their respective owners.
Broadcom Foundation
Dana Orsini
Society for Science & the Public
Sarah Wood
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