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KLRU is joining ranks with I Live Here, I Give Here and over 300 other area nonprofits for a community-wide day of online philanthropy with the goal of raising $1 million in 24 hours. Be sure to save the date, because starting at 7 pm on March 4, we're asking Central Texans to hop on to AmplifyATX.org and show the rest of the world just how charitable this city can be. KLRU is very excited to be a part of this FIRST ever annual online giving festival. Be sure to check out this video about Amplify Austin, like KLRU and Amplify Austin on Facebook and follow KLRU and Amplify Austin on Twitter. We're sure you'll be just as eager to participate in the big day as we are!
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1,530 individuals supported KLRU during this winter pledge drive and as of this morning, we have raised $218,486 that will help us continue providing extraordinary programming and services to this community. Thank you to everyone who contributed online, by phone, or by check during this 17 day fundraising period. Each and every one of you got us closer to our goal, so no matter how big or how small your gift, you truly made a difference!
If you didn't get around to it, there's still time to donate to help us reach our $240,000 goal – your gift today could be the one to get us there!
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Local arts and adventure Thursday night on KLRU
We'll be live from Studio 6A tomorrow night for an exciting evening of local arts and adventure !
Starting at 7pm, we'll be live in studio 6A with a great line up of KLRU Collective highlights. If you haven't visited our online arts portal, KLRU Collective, then tune in tomorrow to see our favorite videos of local movers and shakers in our creative community. And we'll literally be moving and shaking with special guests from the Austin Samba School joining us!
Austin Samba School from KLRU Collective on Vimeo.
Following our mix-tape of KLRU Collective, we'll premiere the brand new Arts in Context episode, All My Friends Are Vampires, which documents Fantastic Fest, the largest genre film festival in the country, specializing in horror, fantasy, sci-fi, action, and just plain fantastic movies from around the world held each year in Austin, TX at the Alamo Drafthouse Cinema on South Lamar. We'll have Tim League, founder of Fanstastic Fest and the Alamo Drafthouse, in studio with us and we'll giveaway a 2013 Fantastic Fest badge and an Alamo movie theater experience for you and your friends.
All My Friends Are Vampires Trailer from KLRU-TV on Vimeo.
You'll probably be hungry at 8:30pm, so we've planned a special Daytripper hour of the best in Texas BBQ. Chet joins us with the inside scoop on taking daytrips and brings some great gifts when you support the station, like a 2013 Daytripper BBQ Calendar, Daytripper Koozies, and a subscription to Texas Highways magazine.
Thank you!
Thank you to everyone who supported our end-of-fiscal year fundraising drive.
3,000 of you made a gift this September, and whether you gave $5 or $500, each and every one of you helped us close the gap on our budget deficit. Thank you for believing in the value of public television and for committing to be a supporter of KLRU.
With your phenomenal support, we can move forward into 2012-2013 with new programming and engaging events like:
- Civic Summit: Why Bother? | Studio 6A tonight | The Annette Strauss Institute for Civic Life, KLRU and KUT News 90.5 are hosting an interactive dialogue among young Texans — those who are engaged and those who aren't — about the causes of low civic participation in Central Texas and how to boost it. RSVP here to attend or watch when it airs, Thursday at 8pm.
- Hardly Sound | 1st Monday of the month | 11pm on KLRU Q | Did you miss Hardly Sound's October episode yesterday? Watch it online here and support KLRU's newest documentary series highlighting the lives and stories of local musicians and bands.
- Community Cinema | A new of Community Cinema continues with As Goes Janesville, a documentary following the lives of laid-off workers, business leaders, and elected officials trying to reinvent their lives and their Midwestern town amid the closure of their GM plant and America's worst economic crisis since the Great Depression. Screenings are free, open to the public, and take place October 2 at Austin's Windsor Park Branch Library (5833 Westminster Dr.) and October 25 at Round Rock Public Library (216 E. Main Street).
Thank you for supporting the Countdown Campaign!
Thank you to everyone who has joined our Countdown Campaign so far!
After a huge outpouring of support yesterday, we went from having $115,000 left to raise this September to $93,000. So many folks have mailed in checks, called in with their gifts, or given online and we're so appreciative of your effort and your generosity – thank you!
The Countdown Campaign ends on September 30, the end of KLRU's fiscal year, and we need your help to end the year with a balanced budget. We sincerely appreciate everyone who supports us throughout the year – this is your public television station and couldn't exist without you. If you're able to make an additional gift this week (or join for the very first time), it would make a huge difference to KLRU right now.
Keep the Countdown Campaign going and donate today!
This is your Austin. We are your KLRU.
September 30 is the end of our fiscal year and we need your help to reach that date with a balanced budget. Please take a minute and join our Countdown Campaign to raise $115,000 in the next 7 days. As we celebrate 50 years of public television in Central Texas, we know that there are so many of you that value KLRU, but now we're asking you to support us with a gift - any amount you can give will make a huge difference to KLRU right now.
KLRU is Austin's only locally owned and operated television station. With over half of our support coming from individuals like you, we take very seriously our commitment to inspire – and be inspired by – everyone in Central Texas. We are public television so KLRU is your station.
I hope you'll take this opportunity to reflect on how much you value KLRU's commitment to keeping Austin entertained, informed and educated and join our Countdown Campaign right now by:
- Making your first gift ever to KLRU right now because your children love Sesame Street, Word Girl, and Dinosaur Train.
- Renewing your support of KLRU this year because you can't live without new episodes of Masterpiece, Antiques Roadshow, and Doctor Who.
- Casting your vote for your favorite local programs like Central Texas Gardener, Overheard with Evan Smith, The Daytripper, and Arts in Context.
- Giving an additional gift to KLRU because your trust PBS Newshour, Frontline, and Washington Week.
- Telling your friends to support the Countdown Campaign because this is their station, too.
We are diligent stewards of our limited resources, consistently trimming expenses while at the same time preserving the strength of our content and community. Despite our best efforts, we're approaching the end of our fiscal year with a deficit. We need your help, right now to reach our Countdown Campaign goal by September 30th.
Please join us and thank you!
Small gift, big difference, right now!
We're approaching the end of our fiscal year with a budget deficit and we need your help to reach our goal by September 30. As of this morning, we're $185,900 short. More than ever we need the help of our loyal viewers – YOU – to join us. Each and every gift, no matter the amount, from every person who is able to will help tremendously right now.
We hope you'll consider joining our Countdown Campaign this month. Maybe you'll decide to renew your support today – make an additional gift for the year – or tell a friend to become a brand new member!
Whatever you do, we appreciate your generosity and support of KLRU-TV, Austin PBS – YOUR public television station.
Look at what you've done!
Thanks to support from our community, KLRU has been able to do so much in 2011-2012:
- Threw a downtown block party for our whole city to celebrate 50 years of public television in Austin (Cookie Monster was there, too!)
- Brought Community Cinema back to Windsor Public Library for another great season of independent film – Free every month for anyone to attend.
- Showcased phenomenal women in our community who are changing lives through the national online project Women and Girls Lead (we'll highlight more women in 2012-2013 so stay tuned!)
- Challenged hundreds of school-aged kids to read this summer with the KLRU Summer Learning Challenge
- Brought you new episodes of Downton Abbey, Frontline, Moyers & Company, NOVA, Nature, Antiques Roadshow, Market Warriors, Arts in Context, Central Texas Gardener, Overheard with Evan Smith, Austin City Limits, and many more!
KLRU donors tour the Wine Roads of Texas
A few weeks ago we had the pleasure of taking folks who donated during our June pledge drive on a tour of some great wineries and vineyards in the hill country. Inspired by the Wine Roads of Texas series on KLRU, we toured (and tasted!) Duchman Family Winery, Becker Vineyards, and Solara Estate Winery.
We were lucky to have some expert wine folks on the bus with us including Wes Marshall, author of the travel book Wine Roads of Texas; Alphonse Dotson, owner of Certenberg Vineyards; Ron Yates, owner or Spicewood Vineyards; and Jay Knepp from Salt Lick Cellars.
Thanks to everyone who donated to KLRU and to the generous winemakers and owners who donated their time to really make our experience special.
Last Chance
Today is the day you can help KLRU reach our goal and raise $25,000 by August 31. Some of you have made a gift this drive already – some of you support us throughout the year – but for those who haven't or for those who could give something more, please act now.
We promise to turn your dollars into action: producing quality programming foreveryone; providing invaluable educational training and tools for our students, teachers and parents; and creating the space for community dialogue around the most relevant and important issues today.
Together we can end this month with a bang!
We asked, you answered – Only $30,000 more to go!
When we announced yesterday that we were $45,000 short of our August pledge drive goal, over 125 of you quickly reacted with your support together raising $15,000 is less than 24 hours!
We are now just $30,000 short of what we need to raise this month and now is the time for you to join this final push towards our $240,000 goal. If you made a gift yesterday, THANK YOU! If you haven't made a donation during this August drive, or if you think you could give a little more, please do so right now.
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The news really doesn't show the extent of the damage done to the Hub City. A friend of mine had an up-close and personal account with this tornado. He was shopping at Books-A-Million when the twister came roaring through.
Hattiesburg High School, Oak Grove and Petal High schools baseball fields are in shambles, and from what my friends are telling me, they may have to play this season on the road.
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Just like Yazoo rebuilt its great city, the people of Hattiesburg and the surrounding areas will do the same as well. In sports, teams get beat down, and they get bumbled by opposing teams. Only then will toughness come out in a man or a woman. It shows our real colors.
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A very popular but average route up the plated face right off the road. The rating is accurate if you climb directly past the first bolt otherwise it's a bit easier. Decent climbing on this but the rock is suspect throughout and the constant buzz of traffic detracts from the overall experience. One star out of five.
Left side of the narrow south face.
3 bolts, 2 bolt anchor/rap (all 3/8").
The exit sequence can be protected with a sling around a largish chickenhead towards the top of the route. It's not great, but better than nothing if you're not thrilled about the runout.
C'mon Chris! I'd call this one of the better of the few "sport climbs" in the area, for the grade anyway. I'll have to check out El Chivo next time for comparison.
Decent climb for the grade placed right in the center of it all. If you don't mind the "Look Mommy, Mountain climbers!" (They never seem to get it right without explanation)it's worth a shot. I certainly suggest doing it on weekdays. But then I suggest all climbs on weekdays don't I?
The only way this is a 5.8 is if you climb straight up through the first bolt, in which case I thought it was a rather stiff 5.8. A lot of parties that I see climb it go around scramble up 3rd/4th class ramps to where they can clip the second bolt and move up from there. If you go that way, it's 5.6, 5.7 tops. It's still a good little climb, though.
Not a bad route, I found it very easy.... but it was hard for some other people that i met up with. if your in the area might as well go for it after.. el chivo
This is a decent sport climb in Joshua Tree, where sport climbs are at a minimum. I felt like this was more of a 5.7.
Not a bad route....the start on passing the 1st bolt is a bit contrived. If one starts on the left side (by Red Beckey) and heads straight to the bolt (leaving the top block on the right off) its pretty stiff for 5.8. But if one uses the block for the right foot, it seems more like 5.7 as one passes the first bolt. After that, its an OK climb. The runout is nothing since the holds are big and quite frequent. Skip the big knob and do it!
The run-out section at the top is easy for the confident and experienced, but probably not a good route for a new leader.
Direct start without kicking back behind you or taking the ramp is somewhat committing, bumping it to the "+" on the rating IMO.
Anchors on top of this were replaced. The old chains were removed and brand new stainless rap-rings were installed courtesy of the ASCA. Part of on going project to improve the asthetics and safety of the bolts in the Indian Cove area.
If you are calling this route 5.8 I say it is contrived. The natural line goes up good and easy holds making this a Jtree 5.5 .... except easier than Right On. Which I guess makes Right On harder than 5.5 or this easier than 5.5. Go figure! It should be bolted for the 5.5 leader and left at that!
I agree with Justin - "contrived" is the word for the start of this route. Climbing directly past the first bolt is *much* harder than 5.8 and a fall at this crux would possibly result in hitting the ledge below. Moving to the right is easier, but then you have to really go out of your way to not to climb on the large flake/ledge that is right there. Use the flake to get past the hard part and it is probably about 5.5 (although you'll feel like you are off route.) Get past the confusing start and the rest is fun, but easy and runout.


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ANGOLA — The Trine University Music Department will host its annual Holiday Community Concert Dec. 5 from 4-5 p.m. in the university's Fabiani Theatre.
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Those who wish to attend should bring an unwrapped gift for a teenager between the ages of 13 and 18. Gifts will be donated to teenagers of local under-resourced families through Project Help of Steuben County. Gift ideas include: bracelets, necklaces, fuzzy socks, CDs, hats, DVDs, cologne, perfume, make-up, hoodie zip-up sweatswirts, flannel pajama bottoms, backpacks, paperback books and age-appropriate school supplies.
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Decorated Christmas trees from student organizations and departments will be on display in the University Center mall area. Last year, 38 trees were available for viewing. All are welcome to vote for their favorite trees. Trees will then be donated to Project Help families in Steuben County.
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tried to restart several times, connected with a usb cable, but controller didnt work
then tried restarting, PS3 gave the "HDMI CAble detected, i pressed X and it worked :D, but when the ps3 booted, it failed again:facepalm:
And then left it abit then came back, tried to start it but the ps3 gives green light for a sec then turns off, withpput warnings or lights! i have to remove the cable and put it again, but still wont start
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The Army is changing clothes.
Over the next year, Americas largest fighting force is swapping its camouflage pattern. The move is a quiet admission that the last uniform a pixelated design that debuted in 2004 at a cost of $5 billion was a colossal mistake.
Soldiers have roundly criticized the gray-green uniform for standing out almost everywhere its been worn. Industry insiders have called the financial mess surrounding the pattern a fiasco.
As Army researchers work furiously on a newer, better camouflage, its natural to ask what went wrong and how theyll avoid the same missteps this time around. In a candid interview with The Daily, several of those researchers said Army brass interfered in the selection process during the last round, letting looks and politics get in the way of science.
It got into political hands before the soldiers ever got the uniforms, said Cheryl Stewardson, a textile technologist at the Army research center in Natick, Mass., where most of the armed forces camouflage patterns are made.
The researchers say that science is carrying the day this time, as they run four patterns through a rigorous battery of tests. The goal is to give soldiers different patterns suitable for different environments, plus a single neutral pattern matching the whole family to be used on more expensive body armor and other gear. The selection will involve hundreds of computer trials as well on-the-ground testing at half a dozen locations around the world.
But until the new pattern is put in the field a move thats still a year or more away soldiers in Afghanistan have been given a temporary fix: a greenish, blended replacement called MultiCam. The changeover came only after several non-commissioned officers complained to late Pennsylvania Rep. John Murtha, and he took up the cause in 2009. Outside of Afghanistan, the rest of the Army is still stuck with the gray Universal Camouflage Pattern, or UCP. And some soldiers truly hate it.
Essentially, the Army designed a universal uniform that universally failed in every environment, said an Army specialist who served two tours in Iraq, wearing UCP in Baghdad and the deserts outside Basra. The only time I have ever seen it work well was in a gravel pit.
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A former St. Catharine College volleyball coach has been placed on paid administrative leave from Indiana University East.
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Now that we have had a killing frost and it is time to put the garden to bed, I have had several questions about composting plant debris with disease infections.
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The St. Catharine Lady Patriots (1-0) tipped off their first official game Saturday afternoon when they traveled to Miami University-Middletown (0-1) to battle the Thunderhawks.
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After successful scrimmages against the Thoroughbreds of Kentucky State and Mid-Continent, the Lady Patriots were ready for their 2013-2014 campaign to begin as they headed to the "Buckeye State" on Saturday.
Micah Devine doesn't even remember the student's name, but in sixth grade, the coaxing of a random classmate started what would become a lasting obsession for Devine.
"Some boy just asked me if I wanted to play football," Devine said. "It was just something to do, so I started playing. I've been playing it ever since."
Devine, who was raised in Willisburg, developed a lifelong love for "anything outdoors" early on in his life.
The North Washington eighth-grade girls claimed the NIT tournament championship last week to take the MKAC conference crown.
The Patriots blew out Bloomfield 46-23 in the championship game after the score was tied at 13 at halftime.
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When the WC Commanders (4-6, 3-3) defeated Fort Knox two weeks ago, it signified two things: one, a return to the playoffs and, two, another matchup with the Glasgow Scotties (9-1).
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After a dominating 14-0 season that culminated with his 5th state championship, Edgar's Jerry Sinz was voted the NewsChannel 7 Coach of the Year.
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Abruzzo, a once-poor region of east-central Italy between Tuscany and the Adriatic coast, has become more prosperous in recent decades. Montepulciano wine, one of its greatest exports, has likewise enjoyed a rise in status. For a long time it was regarded as a fruity but not terribly serious wine. Today quality has improved, and Montepulciano grapes grown in Abruzzo are still hearty and down-to-earth but have become increasingly sophisticated.
Montepulciano is a fruity wine with nuances of earth and spice. It tends to fare best with savory meat dishes, as it offers a refreshing counterpoint. Slowcooked meats, especially lamb, boar and pork, are always good matches, as are savory vegetarian dishes.
Fattoria La Valentina was founded in 1990 and stands today as a very modern winery. It has a markedly traditional, low-intervention approach to both farming and winemaking, with the goal of making wines that faithfully reflect the character of the region. Since 1998 the vineyards and winery have been overseen by skilled oenologist Luca D'Attoma.
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Invenergy will use Enercon E-82 turbines, rated at 2.3MW each, at Des Moulin, which is under construction some 225km northeast of Montreal. The electricity generated will be sold to Hydro Québec under a 20-year power supply agreement.
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Nintendo's announced this morning it'll launch a hardware bundle of Mario and Sonic at the 2012 London Olympics with the "newly configured" Wii hardware revision that was announced at gamescom. The bundle will feature the console in a blue colour with a copy of the game. It'll launch on the game's release in the UK on November 18. And that be that.
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Harvard's graduate program in the History of American Civilization has been re-named American Studies. Please visit us at http://americanstudies.fas.harvard.edu/. This former History of American Civilization site is still live, for the reason that the new American Studies site is not fully populated, and still refers to some information here. Thank you for your interest in Harvard's American Studies doctoral program.
The doctoral program in the History of American Civilization at Harvard University was established in 1937. Its purpose is to provide its students with a broad but disciplined understanding of the history of American life. The work of the students is conducted under the direct guidance of a committee of members of the faculty representing several of the departments concerned with the various phases of the history of American civilization. Regularly represented on the committee are the Departments of African and African-American Studies, English and American Literature, Government, History, History of Art and Architecture, History of Science, Music, and Sociology. The committee also usually includes professors from the graduate schools of business, design, divinity, education, government and law.
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Could Future and Andre 3000 be collaborating on a song? It surely looks to be the case after seeing a photo of the two rappers. The two Atlanta-bred entertainers flicked it up in the studio in the early morning hours Wednesday (Dec. 11) and seem to be cooking something up.
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In the blink of an eye, a wave of visible light completes a quadrillion (1015) oscillations, or cycles. That very large number presents both opportunities and a challenge. The opportunities promise numerous applications both inside and outside of laboratories. They go to the heart of our ability to measure frequencies and times with extremely high precision, a skill that scientists rely on for some of the best tests of laws of nature—and one that GPS systems, for instance, depend on. The challenge has centered on the impossibility of manipulating light with the techniques that work so well for electromagnetic waves of much lower frequencies, such as microwaves.
Now, thanks to a decade of revolutionary advances in laser physics, researchers have at hand technologies that can unlock the latent potential that visible light's high frequencies previously kept us from realizing. In particular, scientists have developed the tools to exploit a type of laser light known as an optical frequency comb. Like a versatile ruler of light with tens or hundreds of thousands of closely spaced "tick marks," an optical frequency comb provides exquisitely precise measurements of light. Such a comb can form a bridge spanning the huge frequency gap from microwaves to visible light: very precise microwave measurements can, with an optical comb, produce equally exact data about light.
Myriad applications are in the pipeline. Optical combs will enable a new generation of more precise atomic clocks, ultrasensitive chemical detectors and the means to control chemical reactions using lasers. The combs could greatly boost the sensitivity and range of lidar (light detection and ranging)—and also provide a vast increase in the number of signals traveling through optical fiber.
Combs will greatly simplify the task of measuring optical frequencies with extremely high precision. In the 20th century such a measurement would have required a team of Ph.D.s running rooms full of single-frequency lasers. Today a graduate student can achieve similar results with a simple apparatus using optical frequency combs. The new optical atomic clocks also spring from this simplification. Much as a pendulum in a grandfather clock requires gears to record its swings and slowly turn the clock's hands, an optical atomic clock uses an optical frequency comb to count the oscillations of light and convert them into a useful electronic signal. In just the past year, researchers have used optical combs to surpass the cesium- based atomic clocks that have been the best system available for decades.
In some respects, the scene-changing advent of optical combs is similar to the leap forward that resulted from the invention of the oscilloscope about 100 years ago. That device heralded the modern age of electronics by allowing signals to be displayed directly, which facilitated development of everything from television to the iPhone. Light, however, oscillates 10,000 times faster than the speed of the fastest available oscilloscopes. With optical combs, the same capability to display the waveform is becoming available for light.
Optical frequency comb applications require exquisite control of light across a broad spectrum of frequencies. This level of control has been available for radio waves for a long time but is only now becoming possible for light. An analogy to music helps in understanding the required level of control. Before the development of combs, lasers could produce a single color, like a single optical tone. They were akin to a violin with only one string and no fingerboard, capable of playing only one note (ignore for the moment that musical notes are much richer than pure tones). To play even a simple piece would require many different instruments, each painstakingly tuned. Each violin would require its own musician, just as every single-frequency laser requires its own operator.