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Yale University: Censorship of Mohammed Cartoons at Yale University Press
Yale University censored images of Mohammed in author Jytte Klausen's book, The Cartoons That Shook the World, which discusses the controversy and violence that resulted from the publication of cartoons of Mohammed in a Danish newspaper in 2005. The book, published by the Yale University Press in fall 2009, was to contain images of the cartoons and other images of Mohammed. However, Yale University intervened in the editorial process of its Press, submitted the cartoons out of context to a group of anonymous consultants and, relying on their opinions, decided to remove the cartoons from the book. Despite much criticism of the university's decision to override academic freedom and avoid controversy, Klausen's book was published without any of the images.
- "FIRE Second Letter to Yale University President Richard C. Levin," January 19, 2010
- "Letter from Yale University President Richard C. Levin to FIRE, January 14, 2010," January 14, 2010
- "FIRE's Exclusive Interview with Flemming Rose, Editor Behind Censored Mohammed Cartoons," September 30, 2009
- "Letter to Yale University Opposing Removal of Mohammed Images from Book," September 14, 2009
Case Materials
- "Is Nothing Sacred? Comedy Central Joins Many Universities in Caving to Threats of Violence for Depictions of Mohammed," by Erica Goldberg, April 23, 2010
- "This Month in FIRE History: FIRE Releases Statement on Mohammed Cartoons," by Claire Jenkins, March 1, 2010
- "Yale President Defends Censorship of Mohammed Cartoons, But Acknowledges Free Speech Commitment in T-shirt Controversy," by Adam Kissel, January 15, 2010: In a letter to FIRE, Yale University President Richard C. Levin maintained Yale's position defending the censorship of images of Mohammed in a book about those images, citing a "risk to life and safety." However, President Levin also acknowledged Yale's commitment to the strong protection of free speech in its classic Woodward Report, stating that "it is not the role of the Dean or any other University official to suppress the speech of any student or student organization" and expressing "regret" for Dean Mary Miller's role in the withdrawal of the Freshman Class Council's T-shirt design calling Harvard students "sissies."
- "In Interview With 'Index on Censorship,' Jytte Klausen Discusses Censorship of Mohammed Cartoons," by Peter Bonilla, December 22, 2009
- "Greg in 'The Huffington Post' on Yale and the Muhammad Cartoons ," by Claire Jenkins, November 10, 2009
- "Duke Professor Finishes Yale's Job, Prints Mohammed Images in New Book; FIRE Co-signs Statement of Principle ," by Adam Kissel, November 9, 2009: Duke University Professor Gary Hull has just published Muhammad: The "Banned" Images, which dares to publish images that Yale University and Yale University Press censored from Jytte Klausen's The Cartoons that Shook the World earlier this year. Hull calls the book "a statement of defiance against censors, terror-mongers, and their Western appeasers." FIRE joined with the National Coalition Against Censorship, the American Association of University Professors, and nine other signatories on a Statement of Principle stating that "The failure to stand up for free expression emboldens those who would attack and undermine it."
- "Yale Law Professor Misses the Point on Censorship of Political Cartoons," by Azhar Majeed, October 16, 2009
- "Jytte Klausen, Author of 'The Cartoons That Shook the World,' Speaks at Yale and Confronts One of Her Censors," by Azhar Majeed, October 2, 2009
- "FIRE's Will Creeley in 'Providence Journal'," by Azhar Majeed, September 23, 2009: Today's edition of the Providence (R.I.) Journal contains an op-ed by FIRE Director of Legal and Public Advocacy Will Creeley criticizing Yale University over the most recent Mohammed cartoon controversy. The Yale University Press decided to remove cartoons depicting Mohammed from author Jytte Klausen's forthcoming book, The Cartoons That Shook the World. As Will discusses, the university has succumbed to cowardice and fear in its handling of the matter, at the expense of academic freedom and free speech. In doing so, it has set a dangerous precedent in the world of academic discourse, making Will's public criticism truly vital.
- "In 'Pajamas Media,' FIRE's VP Slams Yale Press Censorship of Mohammed Cartoons," by Peter Bonilla, August 14, 2009: In an article posted today on Pajamas Media, FIRE Vice President Robert Shibley sharply criticizes Yale University Press's decision not to publish controversial cartoons of the prophet Mohammed in the upcoming book The Cartoons That Shook the World, which deals directly with the controversy caused by their initial publication by a Danish publication in 2005. The press' decision continues the unfortunate trend in the academy of suppressing efforts to display and openly discuss the cartoons and, as Robert says, "has allowed the rage of the least rational and most violent to overwhelm the very real need for historical analysis of important events." Read Robert's whole article here.
Blog Entries
- "Standing Up to Threats ,"
by Scott Jaschik, Inside Higher Ed, December 1, 2009 - "Duke beats Yale: Censored images of Muhammad finally printed in new book,"
by Greg Lukianoff, The Huffington Post, November 9, 2009 - "William Creeley: Yale's cowardice erodes free speech,"
by William Creeley, The Providence Journal, September 23, 2009 - "Academic and free-speech groups join criticism of Yale U. Press over cartoons in book,"
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Bacon Cheeseburger Buns Recipe
- 2 packages (1/4 ounce each) active dry yeast
- 2/3 cup warm water (110° to 115°)
- 2/3 cup warm milk (110° to 115°)
- 1/4 cup sugar
- 1/4 cup shortening
- 2 Eggland's Best Eggs
- 2 teaspoons salt
- 4-1/2 to 5 cups all-purpose flour
- 1 pound sliced bacon, diced
- 2 pounds ground beef
- 1 small onion, chopped
- 1-1/2 teaspoons salt
- 1/2 teaspoon pepper
- 1 pound process cheese (Velveeta), cubed
- 3 to 4 tablespoons butter, melted
- Ketchup or barbecue sauce, optional
- In a large bowl, dissolve yeast in warm water. Add the milk, sugar, shortening, eggs, salt and 3-1/2 cups flour; beat until smooth. Stir in enough remaining flour to form a soft dough.
- Turn onto a floured surface; knead until smooth and elastic, about 6-8 minutes. Place in a greased bowl, turning once to grease top. Cover and let rise in a warm place until doubled, about 1 hour.
- Meanwhile, in a large skillet, cook bacon over medium heat until crisp. Using a slotted spoon, remove to paper towels. In a Dutch oven, cook the beef, onion, salt and pepper over medium heat until meat is no longer pink; drain. Add bacon and cheese; cook and stir until cheese is melted. Remove from the heat.
- Punch dough down. Turn onto a lightly floured surface; divide into fourths. Roll each portion into an 12-in. x 8-in. rectangle; cut each into six squares. Place 1/4 cup meat mixture in the center of each square. Bring corners together in the center and pinch to seal.
- Place 2 in. apart on greased baking sheets. Bake at 400° for 9-11 minutes or until lightly browned. Brush with butter. Serve warm with ketchup if desired. Yield: 2 dozen.
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These sound great!!! For a quick dinner Id use cresent rolls. Would be good for a party too.
These are the BEST! Me and my husband are "newly married." One time I asked him what his mom used to make that he was hungry for. He said, "She used to make some kind of dough with meat and cheese in that were very good." So I called her up and this is the recipe she gave to me! It's been a favorite ever since! I also found out that the dough makes delicious dinner rolls too.
I made these for a group but made them smaller than this recipe suggested. They were a hit. I did not have Velveta, so I used processed American cheese.
To save time, I used crescent rolls - 3 tubes (8 rolls in ea tube). I didn't have Velveeta on-hand but did have Cheez Whiz (15 oz jar). We LOVED these! The kids thought they were fun. Definitely making these again and again. I didn't dice the bacon before I fried it. I fried the slices, and after they cooled I crumbled them (but not too small) - again, saved some time. And I added some ground cumin for a little extra flavor to the ground beef, and didn't brush them w/butter.
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On June 12, 2013 at around 4pm Piute County Sheriffs office and Utah State Parks responded to a call of two people overboard at Fisherman Beach at the Otter Creek Reservoir.
The victim, 35-year-old Jeremy William Gunter jumped into the water to save his 12-year-old son who had jumped in after his mother's hat that had blown into the water. He was able to get his son back to the boat, but was unable to make it himself.
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Irvina Kanarek, founder of a nonprofit eating disorder prevention group, has learned to redefine beautiful as creativity, kindness and strength.
She started Rewrite Beautiful to turn that message into an art-based curriculum aimed at girls and young women. On Saturday, an art show benefit with the same theme will raise money for the program. Among the invited guests: Janna Price, a Chapman University student whose struggle with an eating disorder was featured this year in the Register.
More than 30 pieces by fine artists and women in recovery will be sold from 7-11 p.m. at Find Art Magazine and Gallery, 1640 Superior Ave., Costa Mesa. (See painting below, titled "The Pit" for a sneak peek.) Proceeds will fund a street-art program that helps participants redefine beauty while raising awareness about eating disorders.
Kanarek, 28, a former art teacher, struggled with disordered eating beginning at 17. Since overcoming anorexia, bulimia and compulsive overeating, the Newport Beach resident said she sees herself and others differently.
"It's about values and changing your mindset," she said. "It's an addiction. For me, it was an escape. I thought if I attained a certain thing my life would turn around and be perfect."
Kanarek said the philosophy of street art parallels how she hopes young women will see themselves. The workshops are held in public places but the art work is done on moveable formats. The pink heart above is one example.
As her website notes, "Street artists believe just because their art doesn't sit in a gallery, doesn't mean it isn't art. Equally, just because society claims beautiful is found in your appearance, doesn't mean it is."


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COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO. -- Colorado Springs Utilities officials said it will take at least another week to survey damage in upper Mountain Shadows after crews said it is "worse than expected."
Crews were able to restore utilities to many customers Monday and expect to have all utilities restored to areas no longer under evacuation by the end of the day Wednesday. However, the western part of the burn area is severely damaged and will require intense maintenance.
About 3,000 people remain evacuated because of the Waldo Canyon Fire, though that number is expected to drop to 2,100 after roughly 900 people in 331 homes south of Champaign Drive will be allowed to return home at 6 p.m. Tuesday. Officials said the severely damaged utility areas impacts about 1,200 evacuees, all of whom will remain evacuated indefinitely.
Those who are still evacuated after Tuesday's lift will be allowed in to their neighborhood with insurance agents from 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. Thursday to begin the insurance claim process. They have to check in at the Verizon Center. Evacuations will be put back in place at 4 p.m. so utilities crews can resume work.
The fire remains 70 percent contained, and crews said they are about three days away from "feeling very comfortable." Five firefighters suffered minor "heat-related" injuries so far.
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For many of us the day doesn't end at 6 p.m., in fact, sometimes it's just getting started. Parties, dinners, and nights out on the town mean sometimes being a little tired is the badge of a fun life—but looking tired is no fun at all. The solution? Perfecting an a.m. routine to look and feel fresh and rested! So we checked in with a few of our favorite "It" girls for their post-party regimen. For these tastemakers, burning the candle at both ends means fashion week, award season, premieres, and early mornings to match—so naturally we had to know their secrets.
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Celebrate the University's Birthday and the New Bridge!
Students, faculty, and staff are invited to celebrate the University of Hartford's 56th birthday on Thursday, Feb. 21, with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on the new bridge, a float contest, and more!
Feb. 21 is Founders Day, the anniversary of the date when the University was formed. The charter establishing the University of Hartford was signed on Feb. 21, 1957.
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Students who attend the Feb. 20 game will receive FREE Founders Day T-shirts. All students who wear the T-shirts to the next day's Founders Day festivities will receive a prize, and will be entered into a drawing for a larger prize!
The Feb. 20 basketball game also will feature a paper airplane contest at halftime, at which participants will make paper airplanes and send them flying toward a target on the basketball court!
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Michael P. Noonan is the director of the Program on National Security at the Foreign Policy Research Institute in Philadelphia a veteran of Operation Iraqi Freedom.
Earlier, I offered what I see as the four biggest international threats to the United States in 2013. As promised, here are the four biggest opportunities in that arena:
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- A budget deal. A budget deal struck could be the first step towards a more functional political arrangement in Washington, D.C. Such a budget deal also could potentially lead the way toward crafting a defense budget that retains and builds the right capabilities to better provide for the common defense moving forward.
- Planning for a post-Afghanistan military. Yes, there will still be U.S. military personnel in Afghanistan after 2014, but there will be far fewer of them. The U.S. military needs to start to systematically investigate, study, capture, and retain lessons and tactics, techniques, and procedures from the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq and to integrate such lessons and training into military schoolhouses across the services and across the ranks. A pivot to the Pacific is no excuse to flush institutional memory and reboot as the services did post-Vietnam.
- Empowering the interagency. There is an opportunity to right-size resourcing for the other elements of American overseas power—particularly in the diplomacy, development, and intelligence arenas. This will be difficult—precisely because these efforts do not have the congressional constituencies of the military. But such a right-sizing is necessary. We need a strong military, but we also need the non-military elements that can either help enable the military tool or else allow it to remain sheathed.
- Syria. The United States should more actively help to orchestrate the removal of the Assad regime from Damascus while also seeking to limit the role of radical takfiri Salafists in a post-Assad Syria. Such an outcome would be a huge blow to Tehran. It will also be difficult. It may now be too late to be able to build up the necessary wasta (Arabic for influence or "street cred") to enable this, but it should be attempted.
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Michigan Stadium, known as The Big House due to its seating capacity of 109,901, is one of the most widely recognized sporting facilities in the country.
"It's a great opportunity to play an outstanding football team in one of the legendary football stadiums in the country," said BYU director of athletics Tom Holmoe. "Michigan had an opening in its 2015 schedule and the circumstance was right for BYU. We hope to develop a long-term relationship with Michigan."
BYU and Michigan have met just once in football with the Cougars earning a 24-17 victory in the 1984 Holiday Bowl. The win capped off a perfect 13-0 season for BYU and set the stage for the Cougars winning the 1984 National Championship.
BYU played its first season of intercollegiate football in 1922. In 87 seasons the Cougars have appeared in 30 bowl games, had 71 All-Americans and is the only school in the country with at least one winner of the following major awards: Heisman Trophy, Outland Trophy, Doak Walker Award, Davey O'Brien Award and Sammy Baugh Trophy.
Recently, BYU has been ranked in the Top 25 each of the past seven years, while appearing in seven straight bowl games. The Cougars have captured at least 10 wins in five of the past six seasons and are No. 12 nationally in total wins since 2005.
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Reclaimed urban wood behind the success of Ypsilanti custom carpentry business
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Last year, the city of Ypsilanti came to tear down the tree of Jake Grimes' neighbor at the corner of Sherman and Oakwood Streets near Eastern Michigan University.
The tree had died seven years prior, was rotting at the top, had been dropping limbs, was infested with beetles and was growing uglier instead of up.
Grimes' neighbor was sad to see the tree go because her family had enjoyed it as her kids grew up there. She asked city workers if they could cut several slices off the stump, and that's when Grimes suggested a different way to keep the tree in her life.
Grimes, owner of the Ypsilanti carpentry business JDG Creations, told the neighbor he could turn the tree into a dining room table and sideboard.
The holes the beetles chewed through the tree and the mineral deposits at the bottom made the wood perfect material for creating unique furniture with personality.
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"You had a diseased, ugly tree that needed to go but there was someone sad to see it go, so we took it and turned into something that's beautiful," Grimes said. "I love the fact that we made a dining room table and sideboard for a person out of the tree that was just 25 feet away from where it now sits."
The furniture is one of several custom projects Grimes and his partner, Evan Lampe, have undertaken as they move their business from more of a standard remodeling firm to doing custom projects made out of reclaimed urban timber.
Grimes says he is becoming skilled enough to where he can build just about anything, and working with urban timber to create custom pieces is a more exciting avenue than traditional carpentry.
"I like doing the fun, quirky stuff," he said. "I'll always stay in the building industry, but I'm doing more and more wood turning and different things. It's one of the dying arts; there are not a lot of skilled carpenters left in the world."
For example, Grimes recently created the awards for the Ypsi Film Fest, which are handmade pieces in the likeness of the locally iconic water tower. JDG also recently made wedding goblets and built a custom kitchen out of local cherry tree wood, among other projects.
Grimes' work even caught the attention of the Wahington Post, which mentioned him in an article on urban timber in the Ann Arbor area.
The direction of work also has put Grimes in new partnerships with local designers like Larry Macaig of Fulcrum Design/Build, as well as with a variety of blacksmiths, pottery makers, steel fabricators and other artisans.
"This collaboration with many talented people is what makes our projects so unique," he said.
Grimes also works with Tree Frog Tree Service, a company that pulls down diseased wood. Grimes takes some of the more interesting pieces Tree Frog finds for his projects.
He explained that commercial timber producers look for spotless wood and typically avoid urban wood because it's usually damaged in some way, whether through disease or perhaps a nail stuck in a trunk.
But it's the character from that damage that makes the wood appealing to Grimes and fits his projects.
"People who appreciate the natural character of wood really like it," Grimes said. "They appreciate the process of furniture making and it ties into the pride of taking something from nothing and turning into something."
Tom Perkins is a freelance reporter for AnnArbor.com.


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THE LOYOLA MAROON November 5,1993* • Loyola University New Orleans, LA 70118* Vol. 72 No. 9 • Loyola cleared in implied libel case By Chris Bonura News Editor Loyola and WWL-TV anchor Bill Elder have been cleared of libel charges, according to a recent Louisiana Supreme Court decision. Loyola was sued because they owned WWL-TV at the time the plaintiffs alleged Elder libeled them. The decision, which the court handed down on Oct. 18 in Sassone v. Elder, states that Elder did not defame the plaintiffs, Martha Sassone and Joseph Montgomery. Sassone and Montgomery claimed that WWL reporter and anchor Elder had implied that they were involved in unethical practices surrounding their legal representation of Marie Giordano Welcome to die Hotel Mew—Gerene Keesler, counseling graduate, and Joey Auzenne, music sophomore, work the desk at Blever Hall. /Photo by John C. Vandover Plaintiffs file an appeal Although the Louisiana Supreme Court ruled unanimously in Loyola's favor, the university is not off the hook yet. On Monday, John Rawls, the plaintiffs' attorney, filed an application to the state Supreme Court to retry the case. "[The Supreme Courts'] facile and less than forthright handling of the facts shows this Court bending over so far backwards that it threatens to land on its posterity," Rawls stated in his application for rehearing. University Attorney Thomas Rayer doesn't think that Rawls has presented strong enough evidenceevidence to persuade the court to rehear the case. "He (Rawls) doesn't really raise anything new that the court would look at and say 'Oops, we made a mistake. We better rehear this case,'" Rayer said. Rawls disagrees with the court's setting of an easier standard for summary judgment to prevent the "chilling effect" of media self-censorship. He claims that on average there are only about five cases every three months. Rawls argues that giving the press a different standard ignores everyone's right to equal protection and access to the courts. Boissiere running on experience By Gtrifw Smith Contributing writer Mildred Boissiere fondly remembers the day her son's high school principal pulled her aside and whispered to her, "Lambert is going to be a leader one day." Since then, she said that she has lived to see her son's ambitions grow to exceed her expectations. Mayoral candidate Lambert Boissiere Jr. never talked about politics when he was younger, his mother said. So, when he ran for a committee leadership position while working with the Urban League, she explained that she was surprised. From that point on, he has had an THE mayors RACE This article is the fourth in a series of profiles running every other week on a different candidate in the New Orleans mayoral race. interest in politics. Bossiere, a 50-year-old Democrat who has been endorsed by current Mayor Sidney Barthelemy, said he believes that he has a better chance to win the election because he is running on experience. He said that his business capabilities, combined with his 13 years of legislative experience on the New Orleans City Council, make him the most qualified candidate. Lambert Boissiere Board to review SGA fall elections Students say SGA violated election code By Kate Lorenz Staff writer the Election Board has "the authority to conduct and regulate all SGA elections."'To the best of my knowledge, last fall there really wasn't an Election Board for the freshman and transfer election," former chief of staff Cindy Huber, communications senior, told the SGA Congress. "Anyone who was on congress last year because of the transfer election, then from what some people on congress are saying, then they were invalid last year and any vote they made lastyear really shouldn'tcount,"Huber added. Members ofSGA counted the ballots three times and the newly appointed Election Board will count them once more. Schwarz said that she does not think there is a need for a new election, but will concur with the Election Board if it thinks there is a need for one. A resolution was brought up that would allow for congress to decide if there should be a new election. Congress debated what to do about the issue. Some members wanted to decide on having a new election and others wanted to send the election to the Court of Review. "This is not congress' authority to act anything like this," Schwarz said. "Anything like this should have gone directly to the Court of Review." The SGA Election Code states that "in the event an election is contested ... the Court of Review shall take charge The Student Government Association Election Board will meet to discuss complaints regarding the recent election of freshman and transfer representatives. Two complaints were filed within 48 hours of the election. Natalie Broussard, political science freshman, and Lisa Bunch, psychology/pre-med freshman, filed the complaints after the two ran in the election and were defeated. According to Broussard, the election was not run according to the election code because there was no Election Board to handle the publicity or to oversee the voting. The election code states that the Election Board has the following resposibilities:•"The Election Board shall publicize the elections." • "The Election Board shall be responsible for the approval, printing, tabulation and storage of ballots" •"The Election board shall subpoena candidates for questions and decide penalties for violations." •"Election Board members shall be 'on call' for a certain time slot while the polls are open. Members may make unannounced check ups on polls as well as be able to be reached if a problem should occur." SGA President Erika Schwarz, first-year law student, said that the election publicity was limited due to funding. Broussard also said the election was fraudulent because one of the candidates who won slipped flyers under the doors of the residence hall rooms. The election code does not, however, explicitly allow or prohibit this act. According to Schwarz, if it was brought to the attention of the SGA during the election, it would be a minor violation which would result in a "fine, or removal of all campaign materials with the permission to replace them after 24 hours." Schwarz said that the Election Board usually does not meet for complaints such as the ones given by Broussard. She added that she did not know that not having an Election Board was a concern until three days before lastTuesday'smeeiing, when the issue was raised. The SGA Constitution states that See SGA, pg. 3 See Libel, pg. 3 See Boissiere pg. 3 T NSIDF *■ THIS WEEK CULTURE SHOCK Foreign students discuss differences in American lifestyles and attitudes. Pg. 4 WOLFPACK WINS The Rugby and Women's Soccer Teams both captured their second victories over the weekend. Pg .5 COLLEGE STUDENTS ON TELEVISION How "real" is {heßeal World? Do Beverly Hills 90210 and Saved By the Bell accurately portray college life? Pg. 9
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In business for over 20 years, Carmen DeRosa and his team at PC Problems have built a valued and dependable reputation among local residents, small businesses, and companies throughout the region. PC Problems is the "go to" computer store for computer repairs, advice, service and sales.
While he could have opened his business in any town, for DeRosa, "there's no place for me to own a business that would be as good as being in Madison." A longtime resident, DeRosa grew up in Madison, NJ, where most of his family is from and still resides.
Originally located on Kings Road, PC Problems transitioned to 50 Main Street in December of 2009, taking on a large renovation project in what was recently a fire-damaged location. DeRosa emphasizes that Madison's active downtown district is a feature that he values tremendously as a business owner.
Wanting to give back to the town and seeing the ever-growing environmental waste created by out-of-date electronics, DeRosa contracted with the borough in 2009 to become the town's first year-round available electronic recycling drop-off center. DeRosa, who works with computers every day, understands the importance of electronic recycling, "Unfortunately, computers and other technology devices eventually wear out. Offering to be a responsible solution for the recycling of this equipment is really important to me."
This cooperative effort with the Madison Environmental Commission allows residents to drop off recyclable electronic items at any time during the store's regular business hours. DeRosa has collected all sorts of item, including VCR's, speakers, stereo equipment, computers and computer-related equipment, fax machines, scanners, printers, TV's, copy machines, cellular phones and other wireless devices. "We assist with collecting about 50,000 pounds of recycled computers and electronics every year."
Combined with an enduring commitment to serving the communities in Morris County, Essex County, and Union County as a local business, and as the electronic recycling drop-off center for the area, PC Problems was honored with the "Merchant of the Month" award for June 2012.
Don't hesitate to get in contact with PC Problems when you need a dependable computer store with a friendly, local staff. Contact us to benefit from any of our skills including:
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"It was very important for us to know where the electronics were going," said Madison Environmental Commissioner, Tom Haralampoudis. "We wanted to make sure the items were recycled in the most environmentally sensitive way possible, and not just shipped off and dumped somewhere else."
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2 schools honored by Holocaust Museum
Freeman and Henrico High Schools were recognized recently by the Virginia Holocaust Museum for their efforts to teach students about the Holocaust and genocide.
The museum's director of education, Rena Berlin presented the "NOW" award to both schools for going above and beyond in giving students a closer look at the Holocaust. It was the first time the museum had ever given the award. "I think this award will spark even more interest and awareness of the mission of the museum and the initiatives of our school organizations that have partnered with the museum," said Freeman High School Principal Anne Poates. Teachers from both schools participated in the museum's Alexander Lebenstein Teacher Education Institute, a three credit graduate class in conjunction with the University of Richmond, which is taught by museum staff and current and former classroom teachers at the museum. Both schools brought students on tours of the museum during the school year. Henrico High School brought its entire staff to the museum for training on how to teach students about the Holocaust before school began. "It is exciting to receive this award because our efforts went beyond learning about the Holocaust. Everyone learned not only how to become tolerant of other cultures, but how to embrace these cultures as well," said Henrico High School Principal Ron Rodriguez. "We are extremely grateful and humbled by the recognition." The two schools tried to gain an understanding of the Holocaust in a variety of ways, through art, music and critical examination. "The (schools) understood that in order to teach about 'Man's inhumanity to man' they needed to focus on teaching students about genocide, past and present, in order to change the world," Berlin said. "I am excited that these schools stepped out of the SOL pattern in order to bring depth of understanding and analysis." |
Varina's Big Toy parade to help usher in holiday season
In Varina, one of the most anticipated events of the season is approaching. The 19th Annual Big Toy Parade will return on Dec 14, offering a "homey," small-town feel that helps elicit holiday spirit among participants and spectators alike.
The parade, which begins at 3 p.m., is sponsored by the Battlefield Ruritans and Henrico County Parks and Recreation and is held in conjunction with the James River Boat Parade. It is led by a grand marshal along Old Osborne Turnpike and ends at the Osborne Boat Landing, where hundreds of community members gather to await nightfall and the arrival of lighted boats, concluding a festive holiday celebration. > Read more.
Strikers, Kickers form partnership
Citizen Staff Reports 12/03/2013
The region's two premier youth soccer organizations – the Richmond Kickers and Richmond Strikers – have partnered to create Richmond United, a cost-free U.S. Soccer Development Academy program designed to serve the most talented players in the region. The arrangement marks the first time in U.S. Soccer Development Academy history that two member clubs have united their respective Academy programs.
Slated to begin play in the fall of 2014, Richmond United will field U13/14, U15/16 and U17/18 U.S. Soccer Development Academy teams. The teams will train and play home games at two of the top soccer specific complexes in the nation, Ukrop Park and Striker Park. > Read more.
Gettin' piggy with it at Henricus
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Henricus Historical Park has a new, messy guest. Eleanor, a rare five-month-old Tamworth pig, was donated this month to the Chesterfield park by the Chesterfield County Farm Bureau as part of an effort to enhance the living history museum's partnership with the Virginia Foundation for Agriculture in the Classroom. Eleanor and her livestock pig and goat neighbors at the park will be a special attraction for the schoolchildren and others who visit the Henricus Historical Park. Eventually, she will triple from her current 150-pound weight and grow to about two feet tall. > Read more.
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Holiday events are in full swing this weekend in eastern Henrico! The Henrico Theatre will show the holiday classic "Elf" and the Concert Ballet of Virginia will perform a shortened version of "The Nutcracker" at the Eastern Henrico Recreation Center. On Sunday the North Airport Drive Civic Association's annual Tree Lighting Ceremony will take place at Fire Station #3. For all our top picks this weekend, click here! > Read more.
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AMC television series seeks background actors
The new AMC television series "TURN" is currently being filmed in and around Richmond, and casting officials are seeking background actors to appear on screen.
"The background actors are profoundly important to the filmmaking process," said Erica Arvold, casting director. "The show takes place during the Revolutionary War, and background actors contribute to the atmosphere of that era." > Read more.
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What is the best method for moving between contexts/lists? GTD is about working the lists and specifically the list associated with the enviornment your in (computer, desk, car/errand, phone, etc.). My problem is getting in the habit of looking through all the lists throughout the day.
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I've been making costumes and props now for about 10 years but this has been my best yet. One of the things to note is that I was also e-mailed by Guerilla Games for the good job I did on the costume. It's a bit of a cross between the Concept and game designs. The suit was made with EVA Foam, Pepakura, etc. took about 5 months to get it where it is now. The helmet lighting was done by putting a pair of red Glospex into the helmet. Here are links to the costume images.
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My Killzone 3 Capture Trooper Outfit
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That's awesome man. I love it.
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Yeah I liked it as well. Nice!
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I hope you showed this off on GG forums.
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Well, on this I designed my own templates for the armor and the helmet was 3D modelled by a friend of mine and I ran it through a papercrafting program to build it, then I hardened it with casting resin. As for how much it cost me to make this would be around $400 for everything from the boots to helmet. As for Guerilla Games, they know about it. One of the people on the art staff shared photos of it all over their office and now I'm friends with a lot of the GG people on Twitter and Facebook. I wish I could jion the Killzone community forum but I have some kind of problem joining that it does'nt take my registration. Wish I could get help from someone with that but no luck.
Now would I ever make another one of these suits, the answer is no. I put a ton of work into it, and just would'nt want to do it again. The back is as detailed as the front, I'm using Molle Medic pouches on the back of the calves, ACU Ammo pouches on the back of the waist, and if you ever take a real close look at the concept photo of the Capture Trooper, those canisters at the back of the waist look exactly like 2 car oil filters attached together, so that's what I used.
Now if any of you want to make one of these yourselves, I think I still have the templates and I know I have the files for the Concept and Game style helmets. The wrist weapon though was scratchbuilt so I did'nt make patterns for it. It's just foam board, dowel rod, and copper wire. The undersuit is a Vader undersuit, then I have a lycra headcover, and a stormtrooper neckseal over that. For the boots I'm wearing SWAT boots but I've since covered them with grey thin EVA foam to make them accurate.
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Awesome job on that man, would like to see you do some Gears of War stuff!
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Pretty awesome. I remember the KZ3 pre-release story trailer where Sev and other ISA soldiers were back to back and surrounded, and then the capture troopers come out of nowhere , got me so hyped for the game
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@THUGGEDOUT, I've played the Gears games, but never had much interest in doing the costumes because I don't have the body build for anyone except Carmine UGH lol.
@Nitey, funny I've never seen that video until you mentioned it then I had to look it up thanks for sharing.
Right now I'm upgrading the Thigh/Shin/Knee armor, that way I'll have Concept Style and I'll also have Game Style. But I've got other Helghast outfits planned in the future after I get back from taking this to Dragon*Con this year for the costume contest. I'm going to start sculpting the Hazmat Trooper Helmet, then working on the armor for it, and I've also got an Assault Trooper helmet on my shelf, and I've got the stuff to do Radec sometime in the future. Hard to believe I live in Arkansas eh?
Also at the end of the year I'll be starting a Killzone Helghast Costuming Legion. Right now I have the site up, but going to be doing a lot of work this year to really make this a go.
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Flash was designed for PCs using mice, not for touch screens using fingers. For example, many Flash websites rely on "rollovers", which pop up menus or other elements when the mouse arrow hovers over a specific spot. Apple's revolutionary multi-touch interface doesn't use a mouse, and there is no concept of a rollover. Most Flash websites will need to be rewritten to support touch-based devices. If developers need to rewrite their Flash websites, why not use modern technologies like HTML5, CSS and JavaScript?
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CLOAKROOM: Fitted with a white suite contemporary with the age of the house and comprising wash hand basin and low level WC. Half tiled walls.
SITTING ROOM: 20´ x 14´ plus square corner bay window. Two original cast radiators. Original tiled fireplace. Two moulded ceiling roses.
DINING ROOM: 13´10" x 11´10". Window to front. Fireplace with painted surround and hearth. Radiator. Moulded ceiling rose. Serving hatch to kitchen.
KITCHEN: 11´10" x 11´9". Range of floor standing wood faced cupboards under laminate work surfaces with matching eye level cabinets and one and a half bowl inset non-chip sink. Plumbing for automatic washing machine. Radiator. Front and rear aspect windows. Floor standing gas fired heating boiler*.
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BEDROOM 1: 13´2" narrowing to 12´ x 12´. Windows to front and rear aspects.
BEDROOM 2: 12´8" x 12´ narrowing to 8´8". Front aspect window. Picture rail.
BEDROOM 3: 13´10" x 9´9". Window to rear overlooking the sports fields.
BEDROOM 4: 14´ x 9´9". Windows on two aspects, one overlooking the sports fields to the rear.
BATHROOM: White suite by Royal Doulton, contemporary with the age of the house and comprising vitreous enamel bath with handgrips and "telephone" style shower/mixer attachment, large square wash hand basin and low level WC. Radiator. Half tiled walls.
OUTSIDE: The property stands back from Horton View behind a low brick wall. To one side a concrete pathway gives access to the front door whilst to the other is a concrete driveway/car standing space with a gated pedestrian access to the rear and also giving access to the:
GARAGE: 20´6" x 8´6". Up and over door. Personal door to rear.
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The back garden is arranged in two areas, one being shingled and interspersed with shrubs and specimen conifers. The other, separated by a low picket fence is bark covered, the intention being that both areas are arranged for easy maintenance. The garden measures about 65´ x 45´, enjoys a south easterly aspect and, as previously mentioned, adjoins the Horton View Sports Fields. The present owner has a licence for access from the garden onto the fields but it is understood that a new owner would need to apply for renewal of the same.
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