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And Mavra Grammata No 8 Issue No 8 (September 2006) of Mavra Grammata (Black Letters) is out. Issue No 8 (September 2006) of Mavra Grammata (Black Letters) is out. Until now Mavra Grammata used to be the bulletin of Patras Local Group of Federation of Anarchists of Greece (OAE), but since this issue and on it will be the official bulletin of the whole Federation. This issue has 16 pages and includes: 1) The Political Statement of Federation of Anarchists of Greece (OAE) - one of the most historic and more important political anarchist documents during the last decades in Greece by which OAE is setting the base for a serious political anarchist intervention in the country, and by which OAE also are continued the most radical and revolutionary traditions of the international anarchist movement as it sprang up through the working class and social movements of 19th century and expressed by the social revolutions and outbreaks up to today. 2) The first part entitled Power and Organisation of a pamphlet of French anarchist Jean Grave under the title The society after the revolution that was translated and circulated for the first time in the Greek language from Giagkos Magkanaras, in Patras, in 1898, as a part of the Anarchist Library and the anarchist newspaper Epi ta Proso (Forward). 3) An article on the class student struggles in Greece as they appeared the last May-June. 4) An obituary for Marrey Bookchin who died in July 2006 in age of 85 years. 5) An article about the Castro dictatorship in Cuba which based in an interview of Cuban anarchist historian Frank Fernantez. 6) A translation of the Statement of Italian Federazione dei Comunisti Anarchici (FdCA) on the war and the situation in the Middle East. 7) Editorial news. More specifically, regarding the Political Statement of Federation of Anarchists of Greece this includes the following chapters: - The objectives of Federation of Anarchists of Greece - Is Anarchism a utopian and, hence, not a feasible social model? - Political bequests - Federalism - Anarchist Federalism - How we will reach Anarchism? - Revolution - Revolution and Violence - Against the revolutionary autocracy - Anarchism from theory into practice - The Anarchist Organisation - Federalisation of Anarchist Groups and Individuals - Organisational Positions of OAE - Participation in the Social Struggles - Revolutionary Syndicalism: The soul of Anarchism - Fundamental Organisational Principles of OAE - Anarchist Terrorism - The Project of an Anarchist Society - Anarchist Structures of Organisation - Regulation of Consumption - Organisation of Distribution The Political Declaration of Federation of Anarchists of Greece was undertaken in its 10th General Assembly (19/3/2006) and was approved in its 11th General Assembly (23/7/2006). The bulletin Mavra Grammata will continue to be out every four months. Its editorial group is recalled at any time by the General Assembly of OAE. The present issue is available through press agencies and kiosks in Prefectures of Achaia, Etoloakarnania, Ilia and Lefkada. In Athens you can find it in various bookshops and kiosks. In other areas is available through members or friends of OAE. OAE addresses: Postal (interior): P.O. BOX 1333, Central Post Ofice, Patras 26001, Greece International relations: P.O. BOX 2120, Lygon St. North, East Brunswick, Victoria 3057, Australia Emails: email@example.com and firstname.lastname@example.com OAE has also a delegate in the editorial group of www.anarkismo.net |
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ITHACA, N.Y. - With the score tied 3-3 at halftime, No. 5 Cornell (9-1) came out of the break with five third quarter goals and added four in the fourth to defeat the No. 13 Syracuse men's lacrosse team (5-5) on Tuesday night at Schoelkopf Field, 12-6.
Tommy Palasek led the Orange with two goals and an assist, and Bobby Eilers and Derek Maltz each scored twice while Cornell's Max Van Bourgondien and Roy Lang scored four and three goals, respectively.
Cornell used two long possessions to take a 2-0 lead less than five minutes into the game on goals from Roy Lang and Max Van Bourgondien on a shot from the right side with the stall warning on.
The Big Red dominated the Orange in nearly all statistical categories including shots (46-24), ground balls (39-23) and faceoffs (14-8).
After Bobby Wardwell made a huge save on Mike O'Neil to keep the deficit at two, JoJo Marasco put the Orange the board by collecting a loose ball off a shot from Eilers and rocketing a shot over the shoulder of Big Red goaltender Andrew West (nine saves) with 5:50 remaining in the first quarter.
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A SU goal from Palasek, the reigning BIG EAST Offensive Player of the Week, two minutes after the Marasco tally tied the game at two, but Cornell quickly retook the lead with 47 seconds left in the first as Van Bourgondien spun around an Orange defender and threaded a shot from 15 feet past Wardwell.
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A goal from Connor English was sandwiched between tallies from Eilers and Maltz kept the Cornell lead at three with 8:14 left in regulation, but that was as close as SU would get as Scott Austin, Cody Bremner and Donovan extended the Big Red lead to six in the final three minutes.
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It is hard to believe that we have closed out the 2012 calendar year. In the school district, we celebrate two separate events called a new year. The one that means the most to us is the beginning of the new school year. It is a time to reflect on the previous year and make adjustments.
In the Cumberland County schools, we have been working on the philosophy of True North. True North is defined as creating a system that helps each student recognize his or her potential.
In North Carolina, we have a way to measure each individual's progress through an expected growth measurement. School year 2011-2012 was the year that we began the process. In June 2011, we invited Michael Fullan, one of the leading researchers on school district transformation, to speak to the leadership team of the school district.
Fullan helped us define True North and "reset our leadership compass." To meet the new demands, we have begun the implementation of the Common Core Curriculum that should set high standards for each student and make him or her competitive in a global economy.
Besides setting expectations for every student, we have started the process of modernizing our schools. We have been using a federal grant to make all of our schools wireless and should have the project complete by June 2013. We have issued computers to every teacher and administrator and have added more than 7,000 computers to schools for student use. We have adopted a communication system with students called "Edmodo" to integrate the new methodology. We have more than 5,051 staff members and 36,746 students with Edmodo accounts. We are the fastest-growing system in the United States for advanced communication.
We opened our newest international school on the campus of Fayetteville State University and will offer Advanced Placement courses at every school, taught through our communication lab.
We are proud of the accomplishments of our staff. Focusing on True North and the individual expectations of our students has produced some significant results. Approximately 92 percent of our schools achieved at least expected growth, with 67 percent of our schools achieving high growth. In fact, as a system, our overall results were in the high-growth range. No other district with close to 52,000 students came close to our achievement. With the exception of one test in one grade level, we made at least expected growth on every End-of-Course and End-of-Grade test administered by the state. The county and all our high schools' graduation rates exceeded 80 percent and surpassed the state average.
We have looked at the business side of our school district and have adjusted practices to save significant dollars. We now have 48 schools and two central offices that have been Green Certified. We have reduced our transportation cost even though every day we transport 26,625 students a total of 25,000 miles. Fifty-eight percent of our students meet the criteria for a free or reduced-price lunch and are a part of the 45,000 lunches and 20,000 breakfasts that we serve daily. We just have completed a total review of our policies and regulations. This means for the first time since 1985, our operating practices are current and reflect best practices.
We have been able to accomplish these achievements while getting less money from the state and federal governments. It is because of the sacrifices of our staff, who put children first, that we have been able to move forward.
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The complete works of Ben Jonson published for the first time in 60 years
A twenty-year project by Cambridge University Press to chart the life and works of Shakespeare's great contemporary, Ben Jonson, is complete.
The complete works of Ben Jonson have not been published since 1952, and now an international team of experts has created The Cambridge Edition of the Works of Ben Jonson (7 Volume Set).
Jonson is best known as a playwright of comedies (Volpone, Every Man in his Humour, The Alchemist, Bartholomew Fair), which are still regularly performed. He was also a poet, prose writer, and author of Jacobean court masques.
The son of a bricklayer and a man of immense learning, Jonson was also a contemporary of Shakespeare. Much more is known about Jonson, however, because he prepared his own writings for publication, annotated them with marginal notes and produced a huge Folio in 1616.
The Cambridge Edition contains Jonson's complete writings, uniquely arranged chronologically for the first time, providing a clear sense of the shape, scale and variety of his work.
The 7 volumes trace the development of Jonson's entire career, presenting in modernized format his 17 extant plays, his more than 30 court masques and entertainments, the three major poetic collections together with his miscellaneous poems and translations, 19 surviving letters, his *English Grammar*, and his commonplace book, *Discoveries* in which he speaks affectionately but not uncritically about his friend, William Shakespeare. The edition also includes a dramatic fragment, some recently discovered works by Jonson (an elegy, some songs, a hitherto 'lost' entertainment) along with accounts of other still-lost plays and entertainments, and an edition of Jonson's *Informations to William Drummond of Hawthornden*, a unique record of his life, gossip, and opinions dating from his time in Scotland. All of these texts are accompanied by detailed introductions, commentary, collations, and accounts of the texts, informed by the most recent scholarship. The edition is richly illustrated with portraits, maps, and costume and set designs.
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Martin Butler is Professor of English Renaissance Drama at the University of Leeds. He has been a research fellow of Trinity Hall, Cambridge, The Woodrow Wilson Center, Washington DC, and the Leverhulme Trust. He is the author of Theatre and Crisis 1632-1642 (1984), Ben Jonson's Volpone, A Critical Study (1987), The Stuart Court Masque and Political Culture (2008), and numerous essays on 17th-century literature. He has edited Re-Presenting Ben Jonson: Text, History, Performance (1999); Cymbeline (for the New Cambridge Shakespeare series), and The Tempest (for the Penguin Shakespeare).
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Chef Salaries Dropped In 2008
Celebrity chefs may make a fortune but chefs across the country make more modest salaries and those salaries got a little smaller in 2008. StarChefs.com, the online magazine for culinary insiders, recently conducted its fourth annual Salary Survey and found that after four years of increases culinary industry salaries dropped. Executive chef salaries went from $77,611 to $74,869, a drop of 3.5 percent. Chef/owners saw an even bigger decline, a change of 9.7 percent, from $94,288 to $85,179. But even they aren't suffering as much as the pastry chefs. The masters of sugar and chocolate saw their salaries slide nearly 13 percent from an average of $53,017 to $46,228 below the US median household income of $50,740.
If you want to make money as a chef, aside from getting your own television show or book deal, the money is in being an executive chef at a country club or a hotel where salaries are significantly higher. A hotel executive chef makes an average of $84,443, a country club chef makes $81,328 but an executive chef at an independent fine dining restaurant brings in an average of $74,620. Chefs in big cities make the most but surprisingly Miami has the highest reported average salary for executive chefs at $90,333. You can read the full report at the Starchefs website.
Given the current state of the economy and the fact that many are looking to take dining out off their lists of expenses, 2009 isn't likely to bring an uptick in these numbers.


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Yeezus Concert Ticket Sales DOWN!
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Kanye's Yeezus Tour seems to be in even more TROUBLE! At his latest stop in Kansas City, the "Bound 2" rapper only filled 4,500 of the 19,000 seats in the Sprint Center!
The Kansas City Star reports:
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Paul Walker's Cause of Death Revealed
The L.A. County Coroner released Paul Walker's cause of death yesterday. He died from injuries suffered in the crash, and from burning when the Porsche Carerra GT caught on fire. The driver, Roger Rodas, died on impact.
Their deaths were ruled an accident, and authorities say they were going at least double the posted 45 mile-per-hour speed limit. It's not known if any mechanical problems led to the crash.
While fans mourn Walker's untimelty passing, the producers of the Fast & Furious franchise posted a tribute video on their official YouTube channel.


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Following is the text of UN Deputy Secretary-General Asha-Rose Migiro's
remarks at the General Assembly follow-up meeting to the high-level
thematic debate on climate change, today, in New York:
I am honoured to join all of you this morning, and to speak about
an issue that has emerged as one of the defining challenges of our time
-– climate change.
There is now no question that human activity is the primary driver
of climate change. The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change has
given us a clear warning: absent a comprehensive and forceful response,
the world faces a catastrophic situation.
Already, the effects are being felt everywhere -– unprecedented
hurricanes and typhoons in the Caribbean, prolonged droughts in Africa
and accelerated glacier melts in Asia and Latin America.
The global reach of these climate events means that this issue
concerns all countries, and affects all people. However, it places a
particularly immediate and severe burden on the poor.
According to the United Nations Human Development Report, on
average, 1 person out of 19 in developing nations can expect to feel
the impact of a climate disaster, compared to only 1 of 1,500 in
Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development countries. And
while most people in rich countries can adapt to some of the change
with little effort -– by adjusting heating and cooling systems or
putting in place flood defences -- the poor rarely have such means.
Thus, as temperature rises and extreme weather events become more
frequent and intense, more poor people are being flooded out of their
homes. Health risks are also being amplified, exposing millions to new
and more frequent epidemics of mosquito-born diseases like malaria and
dengue fever.
Similarly, the increased frequency of droughts in Africa means that
women are walking greater distances to fetch water, often ranging from
10 to 15 kilometres a day. This takes time away from other vital tasks,
imposes an immense physical burden on women, and often confronts them
with personal security risks. This search for water also keeps
children, especially girls, out of school.
These trends would be alarming enough individually, but taken
together they amount to a development crisis –- unless action is taken
on a war-footing, the world will not only miss the Millennium
Development Goals, we will see existing development gains unravel as
This potential development roll-back is deeply worrying, and it
raises unavoidable questions of equity and fairness. Nearly all
emissions driving climate change can be traced back to industrialized
and, to a lesser extent, middle-income and emerging economies. Yet by
far the biggest burden is borne by the poorest and most vulnerable
nations. Quite simply, our failure to address climate change will
condemn the poorest 40 per cent of the world's population –- 2.6
billion people –- to a future of diminished opportunity.
Responding to climate change now through concrete actions -– both
in the areas of mitigation and adaptation –- remains in every country's
interest. The ripple effects of dangerous climate change would extend
far beyond the localities of those most immediately affected. We would
have mass migrations and refugee flows, as well as rising tensions that
could lead to wider insecurity.
For these reasons –- both of self-interest and historical
responsibility -– the international community bears a special
responsibility to the countries most vulnerable to climate change. We
must respond by redoubling our efforts to provide substantial
technological and financial assistance to such countries.
International assistance should focus in particular on enhancing
the adaptive capacity and minimizing the vulnerability of poorer
societies. This crucial development goal should be integrated into the
national development plans.
Integration, however, should not imply that adaptation concerns can
be met from within existing resources. In fact, it is clear that
current official development assistance estimates for achieving the
Millennium Development Goals and reducing poverty do not take into
account the added costs of climate change, which will run into the tens
of billions of dollars a year. It is now imperative for international
donors to join together and provide this much needed funding.
For our part, both the Secretary-General and I will continue to
make climate change one of our highest priorities here at the United
Nations. We are encouraged by the attention the General Assembly and
United Nations Member States are giving to this issue. We commend you
Mr. President for your strong leadership in this regard.
Together, I am confident we can still rise to this challenge, and
leave a safer world and a better climate for our children. The
Secretary-General and I look forward to the outcome of your discussions
today, and wish you all a very productive session.
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Put Clean Water on Your Holiday Gift List
We have enjoyed a year of tremendous success at Chattahoochee Riverkeeper (CRK). We have stopped sewage spills and water leaks, expanded our stream monitoring, and advocated for the protection of the river to assure a healthy supply of drinking water for nearly 4 million people. You have counted on us to represent your right to enough clean water – and we are confident we have made you proud.
Yet, a clean and abundant water supply for our families and businesses cannot always be assured, which is why we need your help to continue our work. Please take a moment and reaffirm your commitment to Chattahoochee Riverkeeper this holiday season. There are many ways you can show your support for CRK's important work through:
- Your year-end, tax-deductible donation
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- A gift of stocks or bonds. A donation of appreciated securities from your investment portfolio is an excellent way to support CRK and receive double tax benefits.
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You can rest assured that a contribution to Chattahoochee Riverkeeper is a good investment. We continue to receive a 4-Star rating by Charity Navigator and were recently recognized as one of ten medium-sized charities "worth-watching" for exceptional donor stewardship.
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The K-9 was an 11-year-old Belgian Malinois (mal-n-wah) named Tank. He was on duty with his handler of four years when the accident occurred.
When the UHP officer stopped on the shoulder of I-80 to give Tank a routine break, the dog took off and was struck by the truck.
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I have been using this for everything lately and not having any issues. Used it for all Red media on a commercial recently and I was very happy. I mostly wrote it for Alexa media and sound, but I have been using it for a lot of stuff lately.
I just found out it has a problem doing the md5 on OSX application. They are actually some type of hidden folder. I knew that, but never really looked into it. I was just grabbing folders to copy for tests and found this out.
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Control Engineering magazine archive
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December 2013
Apps for Engineers: Data display and recorder, friction calculator, mechanic tutorial, switchgear product guide
CFE Media's Apps for Engineers is an interactive directory of more than 170 engineering-related applications for Android and iOS operation systems, created by various companies. This month, gain access to a data display and... » more
November 2013
2014 Engineers' Choice Awards Finalists announced, voting ballot opens
Vote now! For a limited time, the official Engineers' Choice ballot is open for voting for Control Engineering North American print and digital edition subscribers. Ballots opened Oct. 17. » more
Enable floor to enterprise integration
Think Again: Automation and controls increasingly are being integrated with enterprise-level applications through the manufacturing execution systems (MES) and manufacturing operation management (MOM) systems. » more
Apps for Engineers: Sound meter, friction calculator, mechanical basics
CFE Media's Apps for Engineers is an interactive directory of more than 170 engineering-related applications for Android and iOS operation systems, created by various companies. This month, gain access to a sound meter, a... » more
October 2013
Additive manufacturing used for hydraulic workholding
James Tool Machine & Engineering Inc. uses 3D printing for workholding manufacturing. North Carolina shop uses additive manufacturing to assist in the engineering and building of hydraulic workholding. The company president said... » more
Motor shaft grounding can enhance reliability in your inverter-fed motor
While variable frequency drives save energy, they sometimes lead to premature bearing and motor failure when not properly grounded and programmed. Beware of this "new" cause of bearing failure and know how to prevent it by... » more
Using EtherNet/IP in process automation instead of fieldbus
EtherNet/IP takes advantage of Ethernet commercial technologies to surpass alternative solutions. » more
September 2013
Safety and control in collaborative robotics
Robotics technology is moving at the speed of light, and the standards process is struggling to keep up. New types of collaborative robots can be safely implemented: Do a risk assessment, work with experienced suppliers, and get... » more
Faster flexible testing, higher throughput
Case study: Harman accelerates infotainment system testing and throughput, including increased automation and throughput. Additionally, the stations can easily be adapted to handle evolving products and provide Harman with a... » more
Integrated control system allows easier, quicker student designs
Students can now design sophisticated systems in one semester with NI myRIO. The National Instruments NI myRIO is an embedded hardware device to help students design real, complex engineering systems more quickly and affordably... » more
August 2013
Getting the basics right, first
Engineering and IT Insight: Proper infrastructure, policies, and procedures for manufacturing IT are critical groundwork before applying the latest technologies to manufacturing. » more
IEEE 802.11n wireless access points gain enhanced speed, functionality
New firmware provides Moxa's AWK-3131 and AWK-4131 models with improved throughput up to 150 Mbps, automatic backup configuration through Moxa's ABC-01 unit, auto-negotiation for 4-pin Ethernet cables, and other performance... » more
System design: Agile programming streamlines software development
Agile programming helps identify and prioritize programming tasks in need of attention and address them one at a time. This involves some research, coding, and especially testing, and aims to streamline the code development... » more
July 2013
Reducing peak demand as electrical consumption patterns change
Proliferation of electric vehicles and other rechargeable devices can create new peak demand patterns. Planning and renewable sources can mitigate the effects. » more
Lessons, opportunities from NASA
Think Again: Learn how to avoid failures and innovate, according to NASA experts involved in the Space Shuttle program and the in-progress Mars Curiosity robotic mission. » more
Motion card integrates high-performance amplifiers, motion control package
Product Exclusive: PMD Prodigy/CME Machine Controller Card integrates up to four amplifiers and a positioning motion controller on one printed circuit card. » more
June 2013
System Integrator Giants of 2013
The 100 largest system integrators in the industrial automation business—who they are and what they do. » more
Packaging company saves thousands on vacuum system costs
Inside Machines: Energy audits estimate at least 25% reduction in annual operating costs for bag-making machines after adding motor drives and a new monitoring system. » more
Products used: Packaging company machine retrofit
In a machine retrofit, annual operating costs decreased more than 25% with use of AutomationDirect ProSense vacuum pressure transmitters, DirectLogic DL06 PLCs, Durapulse variable frequency drives, and C-more HMI. See related... » more
May 2013
Products to lower PLC software costs
How to avoid some software licensing fees from PLC vendors. » more
How to lower PLC software costs
PLC vendors make much more profit from software licenses than they do selling hardware. Smart shopping can avoid some of those fees. Advice for lowering PLC licensing fees follows. » more
Hannover Messe 2013: Kuka introduces lightweight robot, gives rides
Kuka Robotics LBR iiwa, a lightweight robot that is "sensitive and yielding," makes its debut at the Hanover, Germany, trade fair. Hannover Fair 2013 (Hannover Messe in German) has an integrated automation theme, and Kuka is... » more
April 2013
Automation project road map: Advice for the journey
Project management advice: Thinking of the automation project as a journey helps ensure safe and secure arrival, while keeping project detours and road bumps to a minimum. Planning, schedule, validation, and follow-up are key. » more
Automaker changes gears without changing grippers
When a major automaker sought a new strategy for automated transmission operations, an original equipment manufacturer put electric grippers at the cutting edge to eliminate costly changeovers. » more
Products used: Automaker changes gears without changing grippers
Original equipment manufacturer Moore Controls used Festo HGPLE electric grippers to help an automaker's transmission operations eliminate costly changeovers. » more
March 2013
Motor Summit 2012: More focus on motor-driven system efficiency
Presentations at this energy-efficiency conference went well beyond mere electric motors to the larger topic of "motor-driven systems." Pumps, fans, drives, and other associated equipment have a dramatic effect on overall system... » more
How advanced technologies can meet process engineering challenges ahead
Challenges facing the process engineering sector and technologies can help, explained Dr. David Brown, chief executive of the Institution of Chemical Engineers (IChemE) at the 2012 Yokogawa User Conference. The European... » more
Smart futuristic ideas to manage process control challenges
Emerging technologies, including safety, visualization, mobile computing, and alarm management, among others, were covered at the Yokogawa 2012 European User Conference, where the company showcased its R&D efforts, according to... » more
February 2013
Servomotor technology contributes to productivity
Servo drive control: Improved computing power advances servo motor technology. Fast processors in PC-based controllers (especially multi-core PCs) enable updates to multiple servo control loops while handling machine control... » more
Servodrive control: AC servo technologies, techniques can improve manufacturing productivity, energy efficiency
Smaller, more compact energy-efficient servos have faster response time speeds, higher accuracy and dynamic intelligence, along with advanced capabilities. Four enabling technologies are at work. » more
Trends in servo drives: productivity, speed, performance
Increased performance, support for up to 128 axes, and onboard Ethernet are among features in today's advanced servodrives. » more
January 2013
Manufacturing IT book expands on Control Engineering advice from Dennis Brandl
Plant IT: Integrating Information Technology into Automated Manufacturing, a book by Momentum Press, expands upon many Control Engineering manufacturing IT columns by Dennis Brandl. » more
The next big thing is at hand
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Industrial computer company acquires system integrator
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ASC Award Winners Announced
Los Angeles, CA -- Roger Deakins, ASC, BSC; Balazs Bolygo, HSC; Kramer Morgenthau, ASC; Florian Hoffmeister; and Bradford Lipson claimed top honors in the four competitive categories at the 27th Annual American Society of Cinematographers (ASC) Awards for Outstanding Achievement, which was held here at the Grand Ballroom at Hollywood & Highland.
Deakins won the ASC Award in the feature film competition for Skyfall. Bolygo and Morgenthau tied in the one-hour television episodic category for Cinemax's HUNTED and HBO's Game of Thrones, respectively. Hoffmeister won the TV movie/miniseries award for PBS' Great Expectations, and Lipson was the recipient of the half-hour television episodic category for FX's Wilfred.
The ASC Award for best feature was presented by Emmy-nominated actor John Slattery. Deakins, who was regrettably not able to attend, has previously won ASC Awards for The Shawshank Redemption (1995) and The Man Who Wasn't There (2002). His other ASC nominations include Fargo (1997), Kundun (1998), O Brother, Where Art Thou? (2001), No Country For Old Men (2008), The Assassination of Jesse James By the Coward Robert Ford (2008), Revolutionary Road (2009), The Reader (2009), and True Grit (2011). He also received the organization's Lifetime Achievement Award in 2011.
The other nominees in the feature film category were Seamus McGarvey, ASC, BSC (Anna Karenina), Danny Cohen, BSC (Les Miserables), Claudio Miranda, ASC (Life of Pi), and Janusz Kaminski (Lincoln).
Actor David Zayas, also known as Sgt. Batista on Dexter, announced Bolygo and Morgenthau had tied for the Outstanding Achievement Award in the one-hour television category. This is the first tie in ASC Awards history.
Bolygo, a first-time ASC nominee, won for the "Mort" episode of Hunted. This is the first win for Morgenthau, who has been previously nominated for The Five People You Meet in Heaven (2005), Life on Mars (2009) and Boardwalk Empire (2011). Tonight's award is for the Game of Thrones episode "The North Remembers."
The other nominees in the one-hour television episodic series category were Christopher Manley, ASC for AMC's Mad Men ("The Phantom"), David Moxness, CSC for FOX's Fringe ("Letters of Transit"), Mike Spragg for Cinemax's Strike Back (Episode 11) and David Stockton, ASC for FOX's Alcatraz (Pilot).
Oscar-nominee Mary McDonnell presented the Television Movie/Miniseries Award to first-time ASC nominee Hoffmeister for the PBS Masterpiece presentation of Great Expectations.
Nominated along with Hoffmeister were Michael Goi, ASC for FX's American Horror Story: Asylum ("I am Anne Frank: Part 2"), Arthur Reinhart for History Channel's Hatfields &McCoys, and Rogier Stoffers, ASC for HBO's Hemingway & Gellhorn.
Two Broke Girls' Matthew Moy presented the half-hour television category award to Lipson, who was a first-time ASC nominee for the "Truth" episode of Wilfred.
Nominated alongside Lipson were Ken Glassing for FOX's Ben and Kate ("Guitar Face"), Goi for NBC's The New Normal ("Pilot"), Peter Levy, ASC for Showtime's House of Lies ("Gods of Dangerous Financial Instruments"), and Michael Price for ABC's Hapy Endings ("Four Weddings and a Funeral (Minus Three Weddings and One Funeral)").


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Well, here it is. My luck though, hit a goose on the way to work, and its head only hit the park light... Not the huge heavy duty steel bumper i put on to prevent that thing from happening.
As for modifications, all i did was drill one extra hole in the frame rail further back in the frame, around 2", right on where the frame has the angled part. The brackets did not work at all, so i had to cut a 4" section of it out, and also the mounting frame on the bumper was too spaced apart so i had to cut a slot into the one half of the bracket, and then slide the other half into it, and weld the bracket up solid, and reinforced. Rear bumper i needed to drill one extra hole as well.2002 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 z71 1985 Chevrolet Silverado k10 2006 Chevrolet Silverado 2500hd 6.6l LLY Duramax 6.5" BDS Suspension Lift Key'd to 9" Edelbrock Carb & Polished Intake Manifold & Valve Covers NAPC Race Transmission & NAPC Built Transfer Case EFI Live Comp Cam and Valvetrain Snow Performance Methanol Injection 35" Toyo Open Country Mud Terrain on 18" Ion Alloy 179's Headman Long Tube Headers and True Dual Exhaust FASS 150gph Titanium Series Pump AirAid Cold Air Intake with K&N Dry Filter & AirAid PowerAid Throttle Body Spacer 2" Suspension Lift 33x12.50r15 Tires PPE Tuner until i tune it with my EFI Live Pacesetter Long Tube Headers with Cats Gone True Dual Exhaust FlowPro 3.73 Gears Yukon Grizzly Locker with Mag-Hytec Cover & Traction Bars NGK Iridium Tips & MSD Ignition Plug Wires Baja Spare Tire Holder Leveling kit & 34.5" Nitto Grapplers 18" XD Rims Innovate LC-1 Wideband o2 Sensor x2 HID's all around LED taillights and 3rd brake light BDS Dual Steering Stabilizers Pioneer Double-DIN Touchscreen Navigation with Two 10" Subs under rear seat Electric Fan Autometer Pressure, Boost, and Pyro Gauges 4.56 Gears AFE Stage 2 Intake
04-05-2012, 07:56 PM #22David
2004 Silverado 2500 Crew Cab 4x4, AMSOIL EA air filter, Granatelli MAF sensor, Throttle body spacer, Magnaflow exhaust (true dual to 2 in 1 out muffler), 6" ProComp lift (add a leaf and 5" superlift rear block), Bilstein shocks, 35's (Cooper Disoverer ST) and 4.10 gears, Rhino Liner, EGRUSA fender Flares and widow visors, extended stainless steel brake lines, firestone airbags w/onboard air compressor, Pioneer Avic X940BT navigation, Accel backup camera.
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2002 Nissan Altima (My Commuter)
2013 Toyota Avalon Limited (Wife's Car)
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04-05-2012, 11:20 PM #23The toughness factor of your truck just increased 10 fold....very nice!
Damn goose
Mike (Denver, CO) - 2008 Sierra 1500 Z71 SLE 5.3L 4WD
SUSPENSION: Rancho 4" Suspension Lift; Rancho RS9000XL Shocks; Rancho Skid Plates; Rancho MyRide Wireless Shock Controller;
TIRES: BFG All Terrain KO 315/70/17
DRIVE TRAIN: 4.56 Gears; Detroit TrueTrac Differential; True Cool 40k Transmission Cooler
PERFORMANCE: DiableSport Predator Tuner; Custom Tuned by Diablew; Magnaflow Exhaust; AFE Cold Air Intake
ELECTRONICS: Kenwood DNX6180 Touchscreen; Subthump box w/10" Kicker; Driver Information Center (DIC); Rear View Camera
ACCESSORIES: Westin Brush/Grill Gaurd; Westin Nerf Bars; Truxedo Tonneau; 20% Tint; Tow Mirrors w/Heat & Signals
04-06-2012, 04:30 AM #24You can drive through a concrete wall now. Just not a goose. A goose will mess you up. That does about figure though. Thanks for the updated pics. That does a whole lot for your truck imo. Looks great.
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04-06-2012, 06:34 AM #25DAMN GOOSE!! The truck looks great!! Now you just need to score some PIAA 520's to fill the holes. Keep us posted.
04-06-2012, 09:36 AM #26Looks awesome man! The goose probably moved at the last minute once he realized there was a massive black thing that would definatley mess him up in front of him! lol Can't wait to see it after you get the LEDs installed.
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04-06-2012, 07:21 PM #27Yes, i have been pricing out lights, i hate having expensive taste... $650 for an LED light bar for the front gap, and then $600 a piece for PIAA HID lights... Also going to look into getting signal lights put into the air vent holes, maybe a skinnier light bar as well.
Thanks for the positive comments.
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Are you a "locavore'? An update from Italy Hill Produce at Hunt Country Vineyards
Posted by
Morgen McLaughlin
on Thu, Oct 14, 2010 @ 05:17 AM
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From the desk (I mean fields) of
Italy Hill Farm
located at
Hunt Country Vineyards.
Jonathan and Caroline Hunt (son and daughter-in-law of Art and Joyce Hunt) have recently helped expand the Hunt Farm to include produce. We love reading their weekly updates and thought you might too...
"We had our first frost in the field Saturday night so this week has been focused on the clean up of our field of summer annuals. We use plastic mulch combined with drip irrigation with our heat loving crops such as basil, squash and tomatoes. All of the plastic is removed prior to winter. These rows have served as a mouse/vole superhighway all summer and both of our dogs really enjoy us exposing all of their tunnels and nests. Neither dog is an extremely good hunter but the odds were on their side yesterday. Of course, I let out an involuntary squeal every time a mouse runs over my foot that is highly amusing to Jon and the dogs.
Jon started spreading manure and aged compost in the upper field today. Unfortunately the tardiness of this email is due to Jon not learning his lesson about never overloading the manure spreader (he added this line in). When it is overloaded the unloading chain that runs along the bottom of the spreader breaks and he gets to unload all 130 bushels by hand. needless to say he spent the evening repairing the spreader and becoming more and more fragrant. We are getting our field ready for garlic planting, hopefully before the end of the month. We have planted as late as a warm week in December before with good results but both of us prefer not to risk it, especially as bending down that far at 9 months pregnant will be a considerably more difficult task than it is now!
Our greens are still growing beautifully in this cool, damp fall. I am still planting, now in anticipation of an early spring harvest. Both Spinach and Corn Salad, also known as Mache, overwinter very successfully with only a light covering of hay. I also noticed that we have some Miner's Lettuce that is a native green that was supposedly eaten during the gold rush to prevent scurvy. It has a lovely flavor and a nice fleshy crunch that is delicious in the early spring before much else is available in the garden. I love when edible plants reseed themselves, even if their location is somewhat of a challenge. Our Miner's Lettuce has filled in all the spaces between our third planting of Kale. For now, I am letting them live in harmony but the Miner's Lettuce has precedence if they start encroaching on each others territory."
Thanks very much,
Caroline and Jonathan (Hunt)
What we will have this week (longer descriptions, recipes and pricing follow):
Concord Grapes (no spray, limited quantity)
Galactic Carrots (limited quantity)
Hakurei Turnips (limited quantity)
Pac Choi
Rainbow Chard
Wild Garden Kale
Winter Squash
Concord Grapes - These are the grapes that edge our "greens garden". The plants are unsprayed due to their proximity to our field. They are intensely flavored and sweet. We will have a very small quantity of these for sale on Saturday as long as they're still tasty after the rain on Thursday and Friday. $1.50/lb
Galactic Carrots- Sweet and multicolored. $3.00/bag
Garlic- We started growing garlic about 5 years ago with 4 heads from a good friend of mine, Katie Straight. Her parents had been growing it for around 30 years. We believe it's a type of German Porcelain but we just call it "Katie's Garlic". Very large cloves with a strong, spicy garlic flavor. $1 a head, or $5.00 per pound for orders over 1 pound.
Hakurei Turnips- These are just beginning to size up so hopefully next week we'll have a reasonable amount to offer. This week we will have an extremely limited quantity. Very sweet, small white turnips. Delicious raw or braised in butter. The greens can be chopped and cooked. $3.00/bag
Misticanza means "jumble" in Italian. My parents began calling the random blends of cultivated and "found" greens they would bring in from the field Misticanza a few years ago and the name stuck. In Italy the term is used for either a bawdy operetta or a blend of salad greens, mostly wild, including chicories, mustards, various herbs and the like. Our misticanza is made up of around 14 varieties of mustards, small kale, chard, arugula and a bit of Chenopodium album and Amaranthus retroflexus (lambsquarters and pigweed) for our wild component. Although some hardy souls could consider them salad greens, Jon and I prefer our version as a cooked green. There are two easy ways to cook these greens- if you prefer a stronger style of green, saute in olive oil with salt, garlic, chili pepper flakes or whatever else you prefer. For milder greens, blanch briefly (around 30 seconds) in boiling salted water. Drain then saute as above. $2.00/bag
Bok Choy- also known as Pac Choi is a very popular green particularly in Southern China. Its name translates literally to "white vegetable", not a very exciting title for a delicious fall or spring green. Younger plants have green stems, which although it takes away from the descriptiveness of the name, we find more tender and flavorful. If you're a pickling sort, it can be used in place of Chinese Cabbage in Kimchi. The stems may be eaten raw, somewhat like celery but without the strings. My sister-in-law's friend loves to eat his Bok Choy raw, dipped in a peanut sauce. His peanut sauce consists of natural peanut butter with Siracha chili sauce (the bright red sauce in the squeeze bottle with the rooster) mixed in to taste. When we add it to stir fry, it is generally the last ingredient in the pot as it is best enjoyed lightly cooked. I spent some time looking for an exciting recipe for Bok Choy but pretty much all of the ones I found were variations on how we already cook it. Heat oil (peanut or vegetable). Add ginger or garlic if you like. Add and saute Bok Choy until nearly tender. Add soy sauce, oyster sauce or some other flavoring. Adjust seasoning. Enjoy. $2.00/bag
Rainbow Chard- Delicious and tender. The stems hold their many colors when sauteed. Especially delicious when sauteed with a bit of bacon. $2.00/bag.
Wild Garden Kale- A lovely blend of kale phenotypes from Frank Morton of Wild Garden Seeds. We like our kale young and tender. It will continue to become sweeter as our nights remain cool. It is so sweet and mild you could also make a raw kale salad from it. $2.00 a bag.
Winter Squash- For small squash we have delicatas and sweet dumplings. The delicatas are extremely sweet and completely edible. I love these sliced and roasted. So does Mouse the wonder terrier. The Sweet dumplings are quite sweet and are very nice baked in halves or in slices. The skin is a bit tougher but still quite edible.
For the larger squash we will be bringing 2 varieties to the market- Galeux d'Eysines and Marina di Chioggia. Galeux d'Eysines is a French heirloom variety which has a smooth flesh that's wonderful for soup or pureed. Marina di Chioggia is an Italian heirloom whose name very roughly translates to "Sea Pumpkin of Chioggia". Still sweet, it has a deeper, more complex vegetal flavor than most other winter squashes. Used for soup or gnocchi. If you have a food mill I highly recommend cooking your squash with the seeds in and then running it through the food mill. This adds a nutty quality from the delicious seed oils and really enhances the flavor of the squash.
We'll also be bringing some Rouge Vif d'Etampes. These are reminiscent of Cinderella's carriage. Beautiful red sometimes streaked with orange. The flesh is not as sweet or complex as other types but it is used in France as a soup pumpkin as the flesh is very smooth and a bright color. The soup is then served in the shell of the pumpkin. They are also supposed to be delicious as a pie pumpkin. We generally use them as an ornamental and will sell them whole for probably 5-10 dollars a piece, depending on weight. $0.50/lb for whole squash, small or large, $1.00/lb for sliced squash.
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