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2. The audio quality of the interviews was super echo-ish and bad lowfi. It took the sheen off an otherwise well polished reel.
Hey Sf - thanks for the words. The um's - your totally correct. I really wanted to give the reel a face - and through a lot of awkward filming, I got the end result - it was super difficult to be in the camera which explains the ummmms. In all this I have realized I am not one for the camera ;
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Disney Film & Video Reviews by Kirby C. Holt
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The Emperor's New Groove
Llama-Rama, Part 2 of 2
Disney's 39th animated feature is now available on video and on Disney DVD in two versions: the standard one disc DVD (reviewed in Part one last week, click here to read it) and a deluxe two disc collector's edition set titled 'The Ultimate Groove', reviewed below.
What's the Difference?
Disc 1 of The Ultimate Groove set is the same as the standard DVD release, without the Behind the Scenes featurettes, Deleted Scene and the Sting Music Video, which are included on Disc 2 of the set. Disc 1 features the full-length film, with optional audio commentary from the filmmakers, the Rascal Flats Music Video and the set-top game, "The Emperor's Got Game."
Also included on Disc 1, as well as the standard DVD, are special DVD-ROM features, including a demo of "The Emperor's Groove Center" (QuickTime required) and exclusive on-line content only accessible through the DVD.
Disc 2 features an exhaustive collection of supplemental material that will be a treat for animation fans in general and The Emperor's New Groove fans in particular. The extras can be navigated in one of two ways: you can choose to view one of two "Get Into the Groove" features (The Studio Groove or The Animation Groove), or explore each section on your own.
My recommendation is to watch the two "Groove" sections first. That way you will get a good overview of the animation process as told through the making of The Emperor's New Groove by producer Randy Fullmer and director Mark Dindal. Then you are free to roam about and check out the incidental features and galleries at your leisure. Plus, the two "Groove" sections are set up as a continuous narrative that is best viewed from beginning to end. Sections of the two "Grooves" do reappear in the individual sections, so they can be skipped at that time to go on to the new stuff.
Get Into the Groove
The Studio Groove
In the spirit of the film it depicts, this "making of" feature is fast-paced and not without it's own degree of laughs, mostly supplied by the clips from the movie interspersed throughout as if reacting to the commentary by Fullmer and Dindal.
Randy Fullmer (left) and Mark Dindal (right)
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One can also see a parallel between the two filmmakers and their two main characters. Dindal is the wild and crazy one, teasing and joking with Fullmer, who is relegated to the 'straight man' role in their little comic bits. This is typical Disney 'behind-the-scenes' goofiness, aimed more at younger children who probably wouldn't sit through this type of thing anyway. Thankfully, this silliness is brief, and mostly palatable to those who are watching this who actually want to learn how an animated film is created in this day and age.
Which it accomplishes very well. By using the making of The Emperor's New Groove, Disney is able to depict the complete gestation of a contemporary animated film, from the first idea of the story down to the completed feature. If you have ever seen any of the earlier documentaries on the Disney animation process (such as in the film The Reluctant Dragon or on old episodes of Disneyland/The Wonderful World of Disney ), you have seen how they did it back in Walt's time. While there has been more updated attempts of explaining the newer, more technologically advanced Disney 'way' (The Magic of Disney Animation tours at the Disney-MGM Studios and Disney's California Adventure theme parks, those inane Movie Surfer specials on The Disney Channel), this disc offers a very complete and comprehensive video tour of how Walt Disney Feature Animation makes films today.
Fullmer and Dindal take you through development, story meetings, the creation of layouts and backgrounds, the entire animation process, the adding of sound and music and generally how they make it all work. Again, these all have their own sections so that you can delve even deeper into how each step is performed.


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SAINT PETER, Minn. - Two singles players and a couple of doubles teams advanced to the round of 16 Friday with a pair of wins in the first two rounds of the ITA Midwest Regional.
Junior Noah Sprinkel (Minneapolis, Minn./South), the top-seed in the bracket, picked up a pair of wins after a first round bye. In his first match, Sprinkel downed Wisconsin-Whitewater's Rithwik Rajshekar Raman 6-3, 6-3. Sprinkel advanced to the round of 16 with a 6-1, 6-2 win over 17th-seeded Motasem Al-Houni of Gustavus. Sprinkel looks to earn a spot in the quarterfinals when he faces 16th-seeded Alex Boomgarden of Carthage Saturday morning.
Sophomore Riley Galbraith (Cedar Rapids, Iowa/Kennedy) also advanced to the round of 16 with a pair of wins after a first round bye. In his first match, Balbraith defeated Nick Lambrecht of St. Scholastica 6-0, 6-2. In his second match, Galbraith beat 17th-seeded Yusuf Chowdhry of Luther 6-1, 6-4. Galbraith will face eighth-seeded Byron Balkin of Wisconsin-Whitewater for a spot in the quarterfinals.
Senior Michael Janssen (Oshkosh, Wis./Lourdes) earned a 3-6, 6-4, 10-8 win over Alasdair McClintic of Macalester in the first round before defeating 11th-seeded Ryan Vande Linde of Wisconsin-Eau Claire in the second round 6-4, 6-4. 17th-seeded Brian Klein of Wisconsin-Whitewater defeated Janssen 6-4, 6-3 in the round of 32. Senior Sean Stokstad (Ramstein, Germany/Ramstein) defeated St. Thomas' Brendan Hollidge 6-0, 6-2 in the first round before downing Wisconsin-La Crosse's Nick Skanavis 6-3, 3-6, 10-4. Sixth-seeded Jake Humphreys downed Stokstad in the round of 32.
Freshman Alex Bernt (Cedar Falls, Iowa/Columbus) earned a 6-2, 6-2 win over St. Scholastica's Tiberia Cretu in the first round before downing Central's West Adelman 6-0, 6-0 in the second round. Third-seeded Mya Smith-Dennis of Gustavus downed Bernt 6-3, 6-3 in the round of 32. Sophomore Ryan Hickman (Hutchinson, Kan./Hutchinson) defeated Wisconsin-Eau Claire's Braydan Parman 6-3, 6-4 in the first round before earning a 6-0, 6-3 win over St. John's Steven Wirtz in the second round. Second-seeded Ben Shklyar downed Hickman 6-4, 3-6, 10-4 in the third round. Freshman Chad Moklestad (Boone, Iowa/Boone) suffered a first round loss to St. Scholastica's Josh Stainer 7-6, 6-4, while sophomore Zach Decker (Wyoming, Minn./Forest Lake) lost a 6-3, 5-7, 10-3 decision to Logan Peterson of Gustavus.
In doubles play, a pair of doubles teams advanced to the round of 16. Third-seeded Sprinkel and Galbraith earned a first round bye before defeating Ryan Jump and Chris Conley of Carthage 8-1. In the round of 16, they will face Matt Baker and Mitch Elofson of Gustavus. Coe's other doubles team of Janssen and Stokstad, seeded ninth, defeated Grinnell's Rob Storrick and Cole Miller 8-4 in the first round before downing Central's West Adelman and Tim Kahl 8-4. They will also face a team from Gustavus in the round of 16, as they face Adres Saenz and Marcel Gyswyt.
Hickman and Decker picked up an 8-4 first round win over St. Norbert's Tim Hartwick and Travis Buechel. In the second round, Wisconsin-Whitewater's sixth-seeded team of Jake Humphreys and Kevin Friend defeated Hickman and Decker 9-7. Bernt and Moklestad dropped a 9-8 first round decision to Brian Utz and Aladair McClintic of Macalester.
Two rounds of singles play were scheduled to start (weather permitting) at 9 a.m. Saturday, while they will play three rounds of doubles.


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NYC Ferry to the Rockaways
My apologies to those of you who might have stumbled upon a half-finished post bearing the above title without any pictures. It was the result of me innocently begining a draft from my WordPress phone app and posting it live by mistake rather than saving it as a draft…
Fear not, I am too le tired tonight to finish processing the images, but they are worth the extra wait despite the fact that they were taken in low light, high ISO and high boat roll.
Tomorrow night should be the night. For now I need to get some sleep. In the meantime, Marie has already posted about our outing, as brilliantly as she always does, here: Gantry Plaza State Park. See you soon!
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The Symantec client installation uses standard Windows Installer (MSI) files. As a result, you can customize the client installation with MSI properties.
See About configuring MSI command strings.
You should confirm that your DNS server is set up correctly before deployment. The correct setup is required because Active Directory relies on your DNS server for computer communication. To test the setup, you can ping the Windows Active Directory computer, and then ping in the opposite direction. Use the fully qualified domain name. The use of the computer name alone does not call for a new DNS lookup. Use the following format:
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You should use a managed client installation package that you exported from Symantec Endpoint Protection Manager. If you use the client installation packages from the product download or the installation file, you deploy unmanaged clients. Unmanaged clients install with default settings and do not communicate with a management server.
Table: Steps for installing the client software by using Active Directory Group Policy Object
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Export the managed client installation package with the option Separate files (required for .MSI).
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Create a GPO software distribution.
You should also test GPO installation with a small number of computers before the production deployment. If you do not configure DNS properly, GPO installations can take an hour or more.
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See Uninstalling client software with an Active Directory Group Policy Object.
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Two Men Arrested for Attempted Murder
Two men have been arrested in connection with a shooting last night on Wallace. Shreveport police talked with the shooting victim at LSU Hospital, where he was taken for treatment of a bullet graze to the neck. He told them he was driving south on Wallace at Midway when he noticed a Chevy Impala -- being driven by 20-year-old "Lando" Garner.


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BP Oil Spill-Inspired Play, SPILL, Premieres at LSU's Reilly Theatre Tonight
Swine Palace (Reilly Theatre, Tower Drive - LSU Campus) will produce the world premiere of Leigh Fondakowski's SPILL, which will play today, March 12-30, 2014. SPILL is a multimedia play inspired by the 2010 British Petroleum (BP) oil spill, the largest environmental disaster in U.S. history. The project is the co-creation of playwright/director Leigh Fondakowski and visual artist Reeva Wortel and is based on interviews, photographs and court documents collected in the aftermath of the spill.
SPILL tells the dramatic story of the 2010 explosion on board the oil rig Deepwater Horizon, and the devastating impact of the 87-day spill on the coastal communities and marine life of Louisiana.
Within months of the disaster, the artists began speaking with a broad array of Louisiana citizens, including fishermen, political figures, cleanup workers, scientists, oil industry workers, and the families of those lost in the explosion. As they collected over 200 hours of stories and interviews, Wortel painted portraits of each interviewee. The play will premiere in conjunction with an art installation of these portraits.
SPILL explores the rich culture of Louisiana and the resilient nature of its inhabitants in the face of natural destruction and tragedy. The stories of the individuals, families, and communities whose history and daily lives are inextricably tied to the Bayou and the oil industry come to life in ways never before seen on stage. Through these poignant and deeply personal stories, Louisiana becomes a mirror of where we are as a society and a global community as we face the most important environmental, economic, and energy policy decisions of our time. Expressing the fundamental story of man versus nature, at the core of SPILL is the question: What is the true human and environmental cost of oil?
Leigh Fondakowski was the head writer of The Laramie Project and has been a member of the Tectonic Theatre Project since 1995. Fondakowski believes that "our task as theatre artists is to expand the boundaries of what is possible on stage and to make the work that does what the medium does best. We believe in a theatre that addresses the important social and human issues that affect us all." As Fondakowski notes, after the well was capped on July 15, 2010, the rest of the world assumed that the story was over. The BP oil spill disaster was one of the most significant events of our generation and SPILL captures the true legacy of this crisis in the voices of the people who lived it.


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"Before they sat down, one more time, just for themselves..." This BOA commercial tells the story of a family, and all the ups and downs they have gone through, backwards in time through family portraits. It's a very interesting way of peeking into a large families life, and perfectly art directed fashion era references will push recognition buttons in nearly everyone. The small moments of acting a much larger story are great too, like the mothers glare after Brad's "brief brush with the law".
"We know we're not the center of your life" says Bank Of America, who probably lent this family the money to buy the house with the fireplace we see in every photo....."But we'll do ur best to help you connect to what is."
Well, that's nice. I still don't trust this bank, as every time I read about Bank Of America in the papers, they're trying to foreclose someones home. I think you have a problem here that this very pretty feel-good ad isn't addressing, BOA. Apart from that, top notch directing.
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David E (not verified)
I saw this ad during Saturday's NCAA hoops, which I was watching on DVR. About halfway through, I thought, 'What the hell???" and I backed it to the beginning. Hmmm ... Bank of America. I did not see that coming. Then I watched it twice more. Then I watched it and froze image after image on pause.
This is a sensationally complex ad, telling the story backward, with multiple layers of meaning. Some reviewers have not understood it is about ONE family. I can see why they thought that, but the one family's story, told in reverse, is amazing writing. Plus there are all these moments of dysfunction and sorrow -- the woman pulling away from her husband's arm, for example. And the dog subtly appears in the backward shots, becoming a puppy at the end.
I don't bank at Bank of America and I never will, and this ad doesn't make me want to work there. But it would make me want to hire whoever created this ad to direct my next movie.
Yep, it really is a lovely piece of short film making. And if BOA didn't have that tarnished image of foreclosing homes they hadn't loaned money to and being Worst Company In America, I'd say it was a sweet branding spot for a bank that stays with you through life.
Kalista Vasquez (not verified)
I didn't like it. I honestly thought it was a camera advertisment. I personally like taking pictures, love it actually. I've been searching for a new one, I got excited on this commercial. Set me up for disappointment . Try harder.
ChiChiChi (not verified)
This is simply a wonderful ad. I didn't expect it to belong to to BOA


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3 Day Passes include entry into all 3 Days of fun, plus entry to ALL FFF Nites shows*.
@P: Thanks, amigo! I had a lot of catching up to do!
@Hateyouhumans: "Warning, Children at Play" does have some similarities to "Who Can..." but the Spanish film is a lot more atmospheric. Haven't seen the Troma movie in a while, though.
@Slyd: There's lots more coming, amigo!
@Inky: There were a few of those, like "Onibaba" and "Eyes..." where I had a hard time settling on a final score. I didn't put "Demon" on the list because I think I rated it 3.5 but I'm not sure. I'll have to actually go back and re-watch it to see if I need to re-rate it. In looking back at the list, I'm pretty sure I left off a buttload of other movies, too...I may need an addendum later!
nice list, theres actually several of these that i would consider 5 star thoug like eyes without a face, oni baba, the beyond , city of the living dead (easioly my favorite fulci films). Also i only see demons 2 on here, and not the original, I'm hoping its on part 1 of this list, which i have yet to see haha.
Anyways overall great list of foreign horror
OLDBOY is one of my FAVORITE foreign films ever and I was lucky enough to catch it in subtitled Korean at a nearby arthouse, the beautiful Egyptian Theatre - Raw Octopus, Hammer Fight, Scissor Tongue, the list goes on, this movie is INTENSE!!!
been meaning to check out Who Can Kill a Chile? have you seen Troma's Warning: Children At Play!?


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All arrangements for the award assignment will be made in consultation with the award winner. The successful applicant will have expenses covered for any travel and accommodation costs. Last year's winner, Ashleigh Gaul, currently the online editor for Up Here, travelled to Nunavut's Cambridge Bay to report on the impact of mining on Inuit culture and community. Read the report of Gaul's experience. Her experience resulted in the following articles:
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Great wrap up. The "moving the camera" bug gets me sometimes too. I'd say the main thing to remember when shooting is have half a mind on the editing process.
Posted on July 22, 2007
The second day of shooting
Day 3 of the Travel Channel Academy video boot camp: This was Saturday; I just couldn't write a post until now (no time!).
Rosenblum exhorted us to have a story in our heads before we began to shoot. He also encouraged us to aim for a very low shooting ratio. (I was successful at that: For the first one-minute story, I shot less than 10 minutes of tape. For the second, even though I felt like I was shooting forever, I still had less than 11 minutes.)
If you think before you turn on the camera, you'll always be okay, he said. "Shoot for the cut."
As one of my readers pointed out in the comments, this is hardly earth-shattering wisdom. But it is important stuff, and people who are self-taught don't always get all of this.
Rosenblum talked more about narration in this lecture. Get rid of the "broadcast talk," and just speak naturally through your script. Imagine how you would tell it to friends or family members at home. Then tell it that way.
He urged us to find a compelling character and make that person become the story. Figure out what your character's quest is (which will be pretty darned simple in a one-minute story). If you deliver a killer opening shot, a clear opening narration that establishes what the story is, and show what the character's going after (or what her dilemma is, etc.), then you have established the arc of the story. Rosenblum loves this; he said "arc of story" many, many, many times.
And of course, it's nice to have a conclusion too.
When can you move the camera?
If the movement replaces the edit between two shots, it's okay to move the camera. Just don't do it often. Hold the first shot steady for 10 seconds. Move quickly and decisively to the second shot. Do not make any adjustments after you stop moving. Hold the second shot for 10 seconds. If you can't move it cleanly, just don't move it.
When people are moving around a lot, if their movements are repeated, figure out where they will end up. Then point the camera there and hold the shot. Wait for them to come to that place. Don't chase them around. We had a good example of what not to do in one student's first story. A cook in a diner made a grilled cheese sandwich, and the student moved the camera to every place the sandwich went — over to a plate, up to the steel shelf where the waiter picks it up. We kept hearing, "Don't chase the grilled cheese!"
When the camera is moving, you get a lot of shots that you can't cut. If you hold it still and stop recording (push the red button!) after you get the shot, you have stuff you can cut together easily. This was the best thing I learned, because I've been very frustrated when trying to edit video I shot in the past. Now I know this was exactly my problem. The stuff I shot during this workshop was so easy to put together, I could scarcely believe it.
I'm going to skip most of what Rosenblum said about interviews because all you journalists know most of that already. The thing you might not know is this: Do not videotape an entire interview. You'll have too much tape to log. (Remember what I just said about the shooting ratio?) So the trick is to gather your sound bites at the end, after you have shot everything else. But don't just get random meaningless junk like so many TV reporters — ask the people about the stuff you know is going to be in your story.
To me, this is counter-intuitive. Every bone in my body wants to go and do the interview first, and get it all on tape so I don't miss anything. But I have logged those awful two-hour-long interviews, and I know perfectly well that it's a terrible waste of time. You're making a really short video! Even if you have somebody on tape talking for two minutes, you have more than you are going to use! So — fight your instincts!
It doesn't mean you have to avoid a proper interview. Just don't do it first. And when you do a long interview, don't tape it! After the person is finished, then heave up the camera and ask him/her your two or three questions. You know, the ones that really need to be in the final story. Genius!
More from the Travel Channel
Sue Norton, a senior executive producer for the Travel Channel, was with us throughout the four days of the boot camp. She talked to us on Saturday about her job, her various past jobs in the Discovery network system, and her professional life before that. Now she's in charge of user-generated content (UGC) for the Travel Channel, which they see as an urgently important new revenue area.
Sue just moved over to the Travel Channel about 18 months ago. She was assigned to develop and produce a new series that would take advantage of the "preditor" model, which she said was born out of the need to quickly shoot, write, edit and transmit back to base from news locations such as Iraq (e.g., Kevin Sites in the Hot Zone). That series was "Not Your Average Travel Guide." Sue described the hosts on the show using a star-shaped diagram, with the five points of the star labeled producer, writer, shooter, editor and host. Yup, all-in-one.
The model was this: The host would upload a rough cut for a 30-minute episode, get suggestions online, revise, upload a fine cut, and that's it. The show was aimed at an 18- to 34-year-old demographic. The average Travel Channel viewer is a 50-year-old woman, and that's got to change (because advertisers want someone else). NYATG wasn't as successful as had been hoped, but with some tweaks and a slight title change ("Your Travel Guide"), it will get another chance later this summer.
My favorite quote from Sue (who was a great presenter): "It [NYATG] was always meant to be harvested for multi-platform." Something like grave-robbing in that? Well, not exactly, but it did give me goosebumps.
"The short segments play beautifully by themselves," she added. Follow the link above and see for yourself. The Travel Channel gets 250 short segments out of the 50 half-hour episodes. These appear on the Web site and on iTunes. They can also be downloaded from a video-on-demand system.
More tomorrow, when I'll wrap up with my Day 4 report.


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Facebook has released a new design of its mobile site m.facebook.com, most notably moving notifications, requests, and birthdays above the news feed. The relatively low-bandwidth interface is part of Facebook's multi-pronged mobile strategy designed to ensure users have access to the service regardless of their handset or the strength of their data connection. M.facebook.com fits between more data intensive mobile applications like Facebook for iPhone and mobile site touch.facebook.com, and the minimal-bandwidth interface 0.facebook.com.
When users visit m.facebook.com they'll see a trimmed down version of the status publisher above the new notifications, birthdays and requests panel. From here users can respond to friend requests, see that day's birthdays, and click through links to view all of their latest notifications or their pending event invitations and other requests. This change refocuses the mobile interface on viewing and responding to the actions of others over creating new content.
Below notifications users will see Top News or Most Recent views of their news feed. Options to view only status updates or photos have been relocated behind the See More Stories button at the bottom of the Most Recent feed. There users will also find options to view feeds of only Link, Note, or Event stories — options not available on Facebook.com. Comment and like buttons are now in-line with news feed story timestamps, giving a more streamlined look with less empty white space. At the bottom of the feed is a People You May Know panel similar to the one seen in the right sidebar of the web version of Facebook.com's home page.
At the bottom of the home page, the Bookmarks panel has been split with Notifications, My Pages, Events, and Photos remaining above the fold; and Links, Notes, Groups, and SMS hidden behind a More button.
This redesign is primarily aesthetic, and doesn't give m.facebook.com users Places functionality like touch.facebook.com and Facebook for iPhone have. Though some traffic comes from m.facebook.com being used to direct people to download their handset specific Facebook app, m.facebook.com had almost 10 million daily active users and almost 50 million monthly active users by mid August. Keeping this user base engaged through redesigns is important as Facebook waits for them to have access to more full-featured apps and interfaces which increase overall usage.


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Tax Authority Official Arrested on Corruption Charges
David Vanunu, head of field intelligence and investigations at the Israel Tax Authority, is suspected of accepting bribery in exchange for advancing various interests within the authority.
David Vanunu, head of field intelligence and investigations at the Israel Tax Authority and others were arrested Tuesday morning after a secret probe revealed that they allegedly guilty of fraud, committing and assisting in bribery, money laundering and tax crimes.
The people arrested along with Vanunu are not Tax Authority employees, but rather business professionals who transferred illicit funds in their own names or names of others. Vanunu is suspected of accepting bribery in exchange for advancing various interests within the authority.
The suspects will be remanded at 4 P.M. at the Shalom Court in Rishon Letzion.
This is the second corruption charge alleged at Israeli state officials in the past week. Last Tuesday, police arrested Petah Tikva's leading municipality figures, including the mayor, on Tuesday for alleged bribery, fraud, and money laundering.
The National Fraud Investigation unit arrested Petah Tikva Mayor Yitzhak Ohayon, Deputy Mayor Oriel Bosso, as well as a group of other municipality employees.
Police suspect that the suspects illegally received money and favors both during and after an election campaign in 2008. They are also suspected of receiving money from business owners who had interests in the city.
Police took action over the allegations in Petah Tikva raiding the city hall, searching the suspects' homes, and confiscating material from their computers.
After being arrested, the suspects were interrogated by the Israel Anti Fraud Unit in Lod.
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Although Eureka is consistently recognized as one of the best small towns for art in the nation, there are surprisingly few venues for students to take art classes, or for artists to expand their skills.
"For the arts to thrive, we all need to keep growing," said painter Linda Mitchell. "For the last several years, my good friend Micki Dyson Flatmo and I have been looking for a way to expand our own classes and to give other artists an opportunity to teach."
The answer came in August when local real estate investor and patron of the arts Dave Mulhern bought a building on Fifth Street for Mitchell and Flatmo to use as an educational and gallery space. After several weeks of cleaning, painting and planning, Eureka Studio Arts will open its doors to the public at Arts Alive! on Saturday from 6 to 9 p.m.
The opening night event will feature a strong lineup of painters scheduled to offer classes and workshops at the studio. Gus Clark will do a live demonstration of his painting
technique, and Judy Evenson, Micki Dyson Flatmo, Joan Gold, Linda Mitchell, Kathy O'Leary, Rachel Schlueter, Stock Schlueter will all be on hand to talk about their upcoming classes and their works on exhibit. Amy Stewart, who is teaching a survey of online art marketing in mid-December, will be missed at the opening event, but her paintings will be exhibited.
"Many of us have been approached by people who would like to study with us," Flatmo said. "But we don't all have the space, or we don't have the resources to do the outreach and fill up a class.
"Joining forces like this will let us teach and will also let us bring in world-class painters from other areas to teach here so that we don't have to travel as far to continue our own education."
At the Arts Alive! event and throughout December, the owners plan to enroll students and sell instructors' paintings to help launch their new enterprise.
"This has definitely been a labor of love," said Mitchell. "We've been in the building for several weeks getting ready to open. We've been painting walls, not canvases, and we're eager to get started."
Flatmo agreed.
"The outside of the building was a mess and the interior was even worse," she said. "It wasn't the prettiest structure in town by a long shot, but we had a landlord who believed in us, and the location was ideal."
"It's right in the heart of the arts district," Mitchell added. "We're a block from the Sewell Gallery, two blocks from the Morris Graves Museum and the new Redwood Art Association Gallery, and a block and a half from Ellis Art Supply. It's a great location for Arts Alive! events."
Eureka Studio Arts has already scheduled a series of classes and workshops, including a workshop on color with Joan Gold, a beginning painting class with Gus Clark, a workshop on online marketing and digital tools with Amy Stewart, ongoing painting and drawing classes by Micki Dyson Flatmo, ongoing painting classes with Linda Mitchell, a 10-week beginning watercolor workshop with Judy Evenson, a plein air workshop with Stock Schlueter, and a creativity workshop called "The Courage to Create" with Kathy O'Leary and Rachel Schlueter.
The artists involved with the studio hope to build a sense of community and further the development of Humboldt's local talent.
"Our vision was to create a working studio environment, a place where experienced artists can share and be paid for their wisdom and technical skills, and a place for students to sign up for classes that are relevant to their individual educational goals," said Flatmo.
There's another, somewhat hidden, benefit as well.
"Visual artists generally work alone, which can become isolating, both creatively and socially," Mitchell said. "We hope our space will become a gathering place for artists to network with other artists, a place to connect."
To find out more, visit www.eurekastudioarts.com or visit the studio at 526 Fifth St. in Eureka during Arts Alive!


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"Haleys Comet" by HindueMarch 15, 2013
The last Haleys Comet was in 1986 and the next one in predicted to be in 2061. It's really a once in a lifetime event. Maybe seeing this train is a once in a lifetime event and it will be sent to the scrap yard or end up in the middle of nowhere. You never know.


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I have done my Diploma in mechanical Engineering (3 years) in Karnataka, India, As per the norms of the Visvesvaraya Technological University (VTU) in Karnataka, Diploma holders are eligible for lateral entry to the third semester Engineering Course. I have completed by bachelors in Mechanical Engineering ( 3 Years). I am in US from past 3 years and have 5 Plus years of experience prior to my current employer. Want to know if i am eligible for EB2 category?
10+2(Intermediate/PUC)+4 (Engineering) =16 Years of Education
10+3 (Diploma) + 3 (Engineering) =16 Years of Education


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Beal and Bright
Pankake and Greiner
Greiner-mania is now officially a thing.
Already with a memorable grand slam earlier in the year to spark a comeback against Clemson and fresh off his grand slam walk-off home run to defeat Tennessee on Saturday that clinched the series and earned him the SEC Player of the Week Honors, Greiner was supposed to have Tuesday off against an Appalachian State team with an 8-16 record hitting just .222 as a team and allowing four-plus runs a game.
That night off lasted exactly eight-and-a-half innings.
Having taken no batting practice as he had a cast on his wrist before the game, Greiner came to the plate in the bottom of the ninth with Connor Bright in scoring position after Bright singled and was bunted to second by pinch-hitter Jordan Gore.
Bringing in its Friday night starter Jamie Nunn to face the pinch-hitting Greiner, Appalachian State chose not to walk the preseason All-American and pitch to him with first base open and one away in the inning. Even after going 2-0 to Greiner, ASU stuck with Nunn, who worked Greiner to a 2-2 count, then a 3-2 count before the payoff pitch became the payoff swing.
Expecting what he saw, Greiner connected with authority, driving the ball into left field and scoring Bright from second with ease to give No. 2 South Carolina a 2-1 win Tuesday night at Carolina Stadium and sent the crowd of 7,416 and social media universe into Greiner-mania for the second time in four days.
"I wanted the bat in my hands right there," Greiner said of the decision to pinch-hit him for Logan Koch, who started the game and was 1-for-3.
"The guy threw me six straight sliders, so I was seeing that pitch pretty good. The sixth one he kind of left up in the zone and I knew I was going to hit it once I saw it out of his hand."
"I got good barrel on it, got it down the line and won the game."
The decision not to walk Greiner was one that surprised both Greiner and his coach, Chad Holbrook.
"I was thinking they're going to walk him," Holbrook said. "I was thinking that before (I pinch hit him for Brison Celek).
"I didn't want Grayson to play tonight. I kind of just conceded that they would put him on, that he wouldn't play. I was more worried about him going in in the top of the tenth and catch."
"I thought it was going to have to be Marcus Mooney and Tanner (English who drove Bright home from second), because I thought they would walk Grayson. But you know they didn't and it worked out for us."
The Gamecocks got a stellar performance on the mound from starter Evan Beal, who pitched 5.1 innings and allowed two hits and no runs while striking out three and walking none. Before being relieved in the sixth, Beal had retired 15 straight batters.
"Evan's been very, very efficient," Holbrook said. "When you look at Evan's line, five-and-a-third with no walks, that makes me feel good."
Relieving Beal was Josh Reagan, Taylor Widener and Vince Fiori (W, 1-0). Reagan allowed an unearned run in the sixth, while Widener and Fiori closed out the seventh, eighth and ninth with scoreless frames to give USC and Greiner a chance to win.
South Carolina improved to 25-3. Appalachian State fell to 8-17.
The Gamecocks opened the scoring in the bottom of the fourth on a one-out infield single from Joey Pankake, who then stole second. After a Kyle Martin strikeout, Bright belted a 3-0 pitch hard to left field, scoring Pankake but recording the third out of the inning when he tried to take second on the play and the relay nailed him.
Appalachian State tied the game in the sixth after Beal was lifted for Reagan with one out. Reagan quickly retired the first batter he saw, but then plunked No. 2 hitter Preston Troutman to put him on first. Reagan attempted to pick Troutman off but his throw sailed past Martin for a two-base error, allowing Troutman to take third where he was singled in a batter later for an unearned run, the only one of the game for the Mountaineers on five hits.
South Carolina threatened in the seventh with a Bright lead-off single, but he was caught stealing and Brison Celek flied out for the second out of the inning before back-to-back singles from Logan Koch and Marcus Mooney put runners at the corners. A popup to short from Tanner English ended the threat, and the teams remained tied until Greiner's ninth-inning heroics.
"We found away to win another tight one," Holbrook said. "I can't say I'm sitting up here proud of the way we swung the bats and played from an offensive standpoint, but I am proud of Evan Beal and Reagan and Widener. Those guys pitched really well.
"I'm lucky to have Grayson Greiner on our team. The kid never ceases to amaze me."
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News Bits: Skrillex Gives Richard Branson a DJ Lesson + More
— Skrillex gave billionaire Richard Branson a quick lesson on how to DJ backstage during last weekend's Virgin Mobile FreeFest in Baltimore — and thankfully, the cameras were rolling to capture the magic. [NME.com]
— One day after their YouTube Presents concert — which, not to brag, Diffuser.fm streamed live — Blondie have offered up free online downloads of two brand-new tracks and a cover of a tune by David Essex. Check out the New York legends' new grooves here: [Consequence of Sound]
— Nouvelle Vague have created a musical out of their kitschy, bossa nova-meets-New Wave cover tunes, and now the French quartet plans to tour the U.S. with the production. Titled 'The Dawn of Innocence,' the musical is in Santa Cruz, Calif., tonight and stays on the road through Nov. 2 in Miami. [Brooklyn Vegan]
— Hometown heroes Jimmy Eat World opened up for Bill Clinton at a Get Out the Vote Rally hosted by U.S. Senate hopeful Rich Carmona Wednesday in Tempe. Ariz. Insert "opened up for Bill Clinton" jokes here… [Phoenix New Times]
— Ben Gibbard knows that his success as Death Cab for Cutie's frontman doesn't necessarily mean that his new solo album, 'Former Lives,' will also flourish. "The vast majority of the people that like Death Cab for Cutie don't know my name," he says. "Most people don't listen to music like that. They hear a song on the radio, they buy the record, they download it." [Spinner]
— So really, how's that new Rolling Stones single, 'Doom and Gloom?' "After seven years away from the studio, these legends still have it," insist our buddies over at Ultimate Classic Rock. Take a listen to the tune and let us know if you agree. [Ultimate Classic Rock]
— If "psychedelic electronic music" is your bag, you'll want to check this out. And if you don't know what "psychedelic electronic music" is, check it out anyway — you definitely might learn something. [Death + Taxes]


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Score Breakdown based on
28 Reviews
4.8 on May 08, 2013
Excellent stay at Williams Gate B&B. Private, clean and charming. Anca is a welcoming host and the food is incredible. The location is a quick walk to the tourist and restaurant area.
5 on February 19, 2013
This was our first experience at a Bed & Breakfast and we really weren't sure what to expect. The Williams Gate B & B not only met our expectations but also exceeded them. We walked into a very clean and cozy home. We had access to a living room, kitchenette, bedroom and bathroom. We coordinated with Anca what time we would like breakfast served each day and not only was it on time but the food was delicious. Anca also tailored the breakfast to my diet because I am lactose intolerant. She made a special dish for me and still served my husband his breakfast with dairy in it. Anca was also very knowledgeable about the area and gave us some very good suggestions on places to go and things to do. Our over all stay was excellent. We will definitely go back to Williams Gate B & B because we had such a great experience there.
4.0 on November 06, 2011
We were three couples looking for a B&B that could accommodate all six of us - within a reasonable price. We were forunate to come across Williams Gate B&B - the reviews were outstanding and this B&B certainly lives up to those reviews. Anca was a gracious host, the B&B was outstanding - clean, lots of room and breakfast was "superb". A nice stroll to town and the theatre. We will definitely go back and already have plans to do the same thing next year. Anca - I'll be calling to book a date in 2012!!!
4.0 on October 04, 2011
We enjoyed fabulous breakfasts and gracious hospitality. The suite was spacious and very conveniently located to the theatres and shops. It was great having a kitchen (sans stove) for our drinks and leftovers (breakfasts were delicious and plentiful) and everything was spotless. Our host Anca was friendly and helpful and a real professional. We would love to come to NOTL again and would certainly stay at Williams Gate again.
5 on September 04, 2011
This was our second visit to the gracious suites of Williams Gate and the delightful hostess Anca. What more could anyone want in a place to stay? Our roomy suite had two bedrooms, living room, kitchen and bath. It had all the amenities of a cottage AND the largest, most delicious breakfast any b and b could provide. We had to pack the remains of our feast for snacks on our trip to our next destination. In a previous visit we kept leftovers for after theater snacks. Anca is delightful and willing to accomodate all our travel needs. The location is lovely, providing a lovely walk to the center of town, theaters and restaurants in the "prettiest town" in North America. Colleen from Pittsburgh.
5 on June 16, 2011
Stayed at Williams Gate B&B for 2 nights at the end of May with my 87 year old mother and my sister. We all absolutely loved the fact that we had our own private 2 bedroom apartment but still enjoyed a wonderful breakfast brought up to us each morning. The food was amazing and plenty of it! Our host, Anca, is an amazing and wonderful person. Highly recommend it to my friends and family and plan to visit again!
4.0 on April 13, 2011
Staying at Williams Gate on 4-8-11 through 4-11-11 was a marvelous experience for me once again after having stayed here many times in the past. Anca is a professional and gracious host with a very kind and sensitive personality. It seems she can sense one's needs and responds accordingly. She prepares and presents the most luscious breakfasts imaginable. Her home is warm and friendly and very welcoming. I can't wait for the opportunity to return.
5 on March 19, 2011
This bed and breakfast is great. Anca is a very pleasant and welcoming hostess and this is reflected in her clean and cozy location. Not too far from downtown. Always plenty and varied food for breakfast spotless and comfortable rooms. Our family will certainly be visiting again.
4.8 on January 07, 2011
The stay was fantastic! We loved Anca, the breakfast, the location - and what a great value!
5 on December 19, 2010
We spent 3 beautiful days with Anca. The best B/B (but it's much more than a B/B!) we have every stayed in. We even had snow to make it more magical. Hopefully we will return to Canada and Williams Gate.
4.4 on November 08, 2010
OMGoodness - what a super stay. never judge a book by it's cover, may look small on the outside totally different story inside. Anca couldn't have made you feel any more welcome. THANK YOU. the upstairs suite was incredible. the breakfast best in the area.
5 on October 03, 2010
we had such a wonderful couple of days staying at the Willams Gate. The owner is such a wonderful host. She allowed us to borrow her bikes. Made us wonderful breakfasts and answered any questions we had about what was going on in the area. The upstairs suite was so large, it really was like having our own apartment. It is in a great location. A quiet neighborhood but yet in the heart of town.
5 on September 28, 2010
My friend and I booked the upper suite and stayed at the Williams Gate B&B September 19th - September 22nd. The pictures on line are great, the experience was the BEST EVER! Anac the host and owner was the sweetest. She met us as we pulled into the driveway and our vacation began. The upper suite is spacious , clean and believe me Anca has thought of everything when furnishing the suite. The location is excellent, close to everything including the downtown area. Anac gave us tips on visiting the vineyards, recommended restaurants and tours that made our trip fun. The breakfast she prepared was outstanding. I have stayed in many B&Bs and never experienced such a great breakfast. I only have one complaint...that I could not take Anac home with me! We will be back....for sure!
3.8 on September 16, 2010
Upper floor suite was very spacious and well-suited to our needs. May not be suitable for some due to steep stairs. The large bedroom with 2 queen beds is ideal for up to 4 visitors who are comfortable sharing accommodations. Well-supplied kitchen, separate sitting room for reading or watching TV away from sleeping quarters, clean well-supplied washroom with shower/bathtub. Breakfast served in privacy of our suite kitchen was generous and delicious!
4.6 on September 15, 2010
This was our second stay in Niagara on the Lake, so we knew we wanted a B&B in a good central location. We could not have made a better choice. We easily walked and biked from Willliams Gate to town and nearby parks, yet it is in a very quiet location. What is even better, however, are the wonderful accomodations provided by this B&B and the great hostess, Anca. When we arrived, Anca warmly welcomed us and provided us with the latest information and discounts for nearby attractions and wineries. When we saw our accomodations we were amazed -- our suite was comprised of the entire second floor of her lovely home, including a kitchen area!! Anca treated us every morning to a wonderful breakfast in our suite that included all kinds of fresh fruit, homemade preserves and breads, egg dishes, pancakes, french toast, etc. We really felt spoiled! Adding to our wonderful experience, Anca is a truly outstanding host and a beautiful person. She cheerfully served breakfast in our suite every morning, gracing us with her pleasant smile and charming personality. We really enjoyed our morning chats with her and by the time we left we felt like we had made a new friend. Thank you Anca for helping make this visit to NOTL a really special vacation. We will be sure to stay here again when we return to the area.
4.4 on August 24, 2010
Booked this lovely B&B last minute--didn't know what to expect. What a fabulous suprise! Our hostess was charming, accomodating and made a delicious breakfast in the morning. Our suite was absolutely immaculate and very spacious. We have been coming to Niagara-on-the-Lake for 20 years and have never experienced such incredible value. We will DEFINITELY be staying here again. Lorraine, Marci and Vilna Ien Toronto
5 on August 16, 2010
We found Anca to be a very welcoming, warm host, who was very flexible about parking before our check-in time. It happened that the room was ready early, and Anca allowed us to drop our bags off before going on a winery tour. The two bedroom suite was ideal for 2 couples, and very well equipped. The breakfast was delicious and plentiful, and the atmosphere was quiet and peaceful. We would definitely stay here again!
5 on August 16, 2010
With friends each year we go to a B&B to celebrate mutual wedding anniversaries. The food was great. Anca was able to accomodate my husband's gluten free diet. Being in the two bedroom suite allowed us to have facilities for making and keeping food. This is especially important with my husband's special diet. It was great to have the privacy and comforts of the suite. The pictures of this B&B on the web do not do justice to the place. The suites are up to date, clean and very comfortable.
5 on August 10, 2010
I had never experienced a B & B before Williamsgate, and this is my 2nd visit. Anca is very friendly and helpful and the food is Great! It was a girl's weekend and were able to enjoy our wine and a good old "gab Session" within the cozy suite. Will definitely try to go again.
5 on August 02, 2010
Our hostess is certainly very nice. You can pick tomatoes from her backyard; you can borrow bikes from her; she gives you free coupons for wine tours and tasting... Well, she does her best to make her guests' experience a happy one. The rooms were very cozy; the location of the house is very convenient; and everything was JUST PERFECT! The breakfast was delicious too! It was a very good place to stay for our first family vacation. Strongly suggest Williams Gate Bed and Breakfast as a place to enjoy your vacation!
5 on July 15, 2010
We stayed - again - at the Williams Gate B&B, this time accompanied by a young friend from France, and had a delightful time. As always, our hostess, Anca, treated us like royalty and assisted us in getting tickets for the fast boat ride up the Niagara River (a great thing to do with teenagers!!) and, also, for touring in and around the Niagara Falls. A great blend of simple elegance, independence and exploration. Wonderful.
5 on June 28, 2010
We enjoyed our stay. The quiet ethos of the place fit in well with our idea of a b-and-b. They are open to families, and were more than willing to make adjustments to our specific needs to help us out. Breakfast was unique and excellent.
5 on April 30, 2010
Wonderful suite with everything you could possibly need. Delightful hostess and absolutely delicious and enormous breakfasts. A really top class place to end our holiday in Canada - I would love to go back!
5 on April 27, 2010
We really enjoyed out recent stay at Williams Gate. The accommodation was lovely, clean and quiet. We were very pleasantly surprised with the size of the suite and its warm cozy feeling. The breakfast was wonderful. We look forward to returning to Williams Gate again and again.
5 on February 01, 2010
Our friends recommended Williamsgate B&B for our weekend get-a-way to Niagara on the Lake during the Icewine Festival & we weren't disappointed! Anca, our hostess was very friendly and offered many restaurant and shopping tips. Our suite was very comfortable, warm & cozy and immaculate! Our breakfast, which was served in our own private kitchen, was delicious & healthy. I highly recommend it!
5 on December 07, 2009
We really appreciated the in-suite kitchen and sitting room; my wife has health problems that make attending a scheduled breakfast difficult, and this allowed us each to eat when it was convenient for us, which we really appreciated.
4.6 on October 28, 2009
Clean and comfy. Hostess was very friendly and helpful. Breakfasts were tasty and varied. It was nice to have the convenience of a full suite.
4.0 on August 25, 2009
It was a special treat for the 5 of us (2 adults and 3 teenage kids) to spent our first nigth in Niagara on the lake at Williams Gate.We indeed felt like home, served like kings by friendly host Anca and enjoyed the european style house with lots of room for the 5 of us.


text: Maryland Department of Natural Resources VA and MD End Crabbing Season Early By Don Rush • Jun 28, 2017 all-free-download ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) - Maryland and Virginia will end their respective crabbing seasons early this year, following a report indicating a drop in the Chesapeake Bay blue crab population. News outlets report that the Maryland Department of Natural Resources announced Tuesday that its crab season will end Nov. 20, 10 days earlier than 2016's extended season. The Virginia Marine Resources Commission voted 6-1 in a public hearing to end the season Nov. 30 and reopen it March 17, 2018, amounting to 16 fewer days than last year's extended season. Mixed Results in Survey of Blue Crabs By Don Rush • Apr 20, 2017 all-free-download.com HAMPTON, Va. (AP) - An annual survey has found a record-high number of spawning-age female blue crabs in the Chesapeake Bay and predicts another year of improved harvests. The results of the survey conducted by the Virginia Institute of Marine Science and Maryland Department of Natural Resources were released Wednesday. They show the total population of blue crabs fell this year by 18 percent. But the female spawning stock was the highest ever recorded in the survey's 28-year history. Repairs Underway Along Beaches Hit by Storm By Don Rush • Feb 10, 2016 Don Rush Repair crews are out along the Ocean City shoreline repairing damage done by the recent snow storm. The beach cleanup is being carried out in conjunction with the Maryland Department of Natural Resources. It's estimated that as much as 880-thousand cubic yards of sand was lost. The initial assessment last week was $21 million. Mayor Rick Meeham told WBOC that this is only for the beaches adding that an official estimate for homeowners and businesses has not yet been released. Feds Put Money Behind Oyster Reef Building By Don Rush • Feb 4, 2016 Don Rush EASTON, Md. (AP) - At least $1 million in federal money earmarked to build new oyster reefs on the Eastern Shore will instead go to Virginia after Maryland officials asked that the project be delayed. Fatal Shooting of Bird-Hunting Guide Raises Alarm for MD Officials By Don Rush • Jan 7, 2016 creative commons CUMBERLAND, Md. (AP) - A newspaper reports that a Maryland Department of Natural Resources police commander expressed alarm about safety regulations after a bird-hunting guide was fatally shot on a private game preserve on the Eastern Shore. The Cumberland Times-News reported Tuesday on an email it obtained through the Public Information Act. Capt. Rob Kersey sent the message to the agency's wildlife chief two days after Marvin Coppage was accidentally shot by a juvenile during a pheasant-and-partridge hunt at Schrader's Outdoors near Henderson Oct. 10. Maryland Black Bear Hunt Hits Record High By Don Rush • Nov 3, 2015 dnr.state.md.us HAGERSTOWN, Md. (AP) - The Maryland Department of Natural Resources says hunters killed a record-high 95 black bears during last week's four-day hunt. The total is one more than the number of bears killed in 2013. Wildlife and Heritage Service Director Paul Peditto says the results show that Maryland's bear population is healthy. He says hunting is an essential tool for slowing the growth of the population. Peditto says 61 percent of the bears were taken on private land. Iced In on the Chesapeake Bay By Don Rush • Feb 20, 2015 Don Rush The cold snap has left many on the islands that dot the Chesapeake Bay a bit stranded. Tangier Island has been iced in with the low temperatures. And, the Accomack County Board of Supervisors has sent a letter to the Maryland Department of Natural Resources complaining that the agency did not send an ice-breaking ship to the island. Supervisor Wanda Thornton called this an emergency situation. A spokesman for the state agency told the Salisbury Daily Times that DNR was ready to send supplies by boat if it is needed. Maryland DNR Secretary Embroiled in Controversey By Don Rush • Feb 4, 2014 dnr photo Maryland Department of Natural Resources Secretary Joe Gill's reconfirmation could be in trouble. It began following a hearing on a measure last week that would allow DNR to open, close or modify fisheries in a 48 hour period. Maryland Watermen's Association president Robert Brown said Gill came up to him and said that if the legislation did not pass he could curt quotas that would hurt him. Gill says that his comments were misunderstood. Volunteers Sought for Bay Education Program By Don Rush • Jan 15, 2013 ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) - The Maryland Department of Natural Resources says it is seeking volunteers to teach children about the Chesapeake Bay and other state waterways. The volunteers will be part of the Teaching Environmental Awareness in Maryland program. More than 1,200 classroom presentations have been given since the program was started in 1998. Students are told about the bay's six-state watershed, oysters, oyster reefs, horseshoe crabs and Chesapeake watermen. Maryland Officials Seek Public Input on Hunting in Lower Eastern Shore By Don Rush • Jul 24, 2012 SNOW HILL, Md. (AP) — The Maryland Department of Natural Resources says it is seeking the public's input on proposed changes to hunting areas in the Chesapeake Forests on the lower Eastern Shore. The department says it is accepting public comments until Aug. 11 on the changes proposed for the 2012-2013 hunting season. DNR owns the Chesapeake Forests, which cover nearly 67,000 acres in six lower Eastern Shore counties. The proposed changes affect more than 7,800 acres. Dead Zones in Chesapeake Bay Down By Don Rush • Jul 17, 2012 The Chesapeake Bay has seen a good year so far when it comes to – what are called – dead zones. Because of the mild winter, a dry spring and a hot summer not much rain has been around…to move pollution from farms and city streets into water ways. As a result the dead zones that usually show up this time of summer…are much smaller. The nutrient pollution feeds algae blooms that eventually eat up the oxygen in the water. Dead Zones Down in Chesapeake Bay By Don Rush • Jun 22, 2012 ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) — Chesapeake Bay dead zones are down this June from last spring when heavy rains pushed them to levels not seen in decades. The Maryland Department of Natural Resources says samples collected in early June show 12 percent of the bay's main stem had low oxygen levels, down from the same period last spring when a third had levels too low for life. The long-term average is 17 percent. DNR says warmer, drier conditions this winter, compared to the extremely wet spring last year may be the difference. Poachers Beware on the Chesapeake Bay By Don Rush • Jun 11, 2012 The Maryland Department of Natural Resources is clamping down on poaching in the Chesapeake Bay with radar and more cameras. Later this year the maritime Law Enforcement Information Network is set to go online with 24/7 surveillance of areas in the Chesapeake Bay. The Salisbury Daily Times reports that more than a year ago there were efforts to put GPS units on all boats. But that was turned down by the US Supreme Court on a 5-to-4 vote ruling that it was a violation of the Constitution and would require a warrant or a judge's consent. Anglers Begin Search for Diamond Jim By Don Rush • May 25, 2012 ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) - Maryland natural resources officials say Diamond Jim is on the loose. The first specially tagged Diamond Jim was among dozens of striped bass released Thursday into the Chesapeake Bay as part of an annual fishing challenge. Anyone who catches the fish wins a prize that increases the longer the fish goes uncaught. Diamond Jim is worth $10,000 to the angler who catches it before midnight June 30. A new Diamond Jim is released each month and the prize increases to $20,000 in July, and $25,000 in August. Oyster Restoration Planned for Harris Creek By Don Rush • Mar 19, 2012 ST. MICHAELS, Md. (AP) - The Maryland Department of Natural Resources says state and federal officials are planning a major oyster restoration effort for Harris Creek on the Eastern Shore. DNR officials along with their counterparts from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers plan to discuss the effort Wednesday at the Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum in St. Michaels.


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I am Asian planning to get Fraxel repair. I was prescribed with bleaching cream "hydroquinone" for 5 weeks. A friend was informed by the doctor not to use any irritating products at least a week prior to the her non-ablative Fraxel restore. Hydroquinone makes the skin extremely sensitive to the light, if I used it up until the day I do the Repair to prevent PIH, wouldn't this be an issue? Should I give the skin some time to recover from the irritation before heading to the laser center?
Is Hydroquinone Safe to Use Before Ablative Fraxel Repair?
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Hydroquinone prior to laser treatment
With Asian skin types, it is very important to down regulate your natural pigment with the hydroquinone prior to the laser treatment. I would follow the advise given to you to continue treatment up until the laser treatment. If you are sensitive to the sun, you should be staying away from direct sun exposure and using a zinc oxide based sunscreen to protect your skin daily from incidental light. My advise would be to listen to YOUR doctor's advice. Hope this helps.
Hydroquinone is safe before ablative fraxel laser
Hydroquinone with retinoic acid creams are safe and effective at preventing PIH after ablative laser resurfacing. I would never recommend ablative laser in Asian skin types without pretreatment using hydroquinone and retinoic acid. Even though they are irritating and dry the skin they are important at regulating pigmentation after laser treatment. It is safe to use up until the day of your laser treatment and I would actually even recommend resuming hydroquinone use 3 weeks after laser treatment when new healthy skin is present.
Use Hydroquinone Pre-Fraxel Treatment
I, too, recommend the use of Hydroquinone 4-5 weeks prior to a Fraxel procedure for all types of skin, especially Asian or darker colored skin. You are at a higher risk for PIH if Hydroquinone is not used. If the topical irritates your skin, there are other products you may use although Hydroquinone seems to be the the more "universally used" product. You could discontinue the produce two days pre-op if sensitive is occurring.
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The importance of Hydroquinone before laser
Not only is hydroquinone safe to use before Fraxel laser, but in my practice it is required. Hydroquinone controls repigmentation following laser and will benefit your overall results in pigment reduction long term following the laser. With Asian skin in particular this is important as you are most likely prone to post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation which can occur after many different types of laser treatment. This type of hyperpigmentation can be very difficult to control and hydroquinone along with mild topical steroids can be effective in controlling this problem following laser. Hydroquinone alone should not be creating skin or sun sensitivity. You should check the particular formulation which you are using as it most likely contains something else which could be irritating your skin.
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"All My Children" is adding a heavy hitter to its cast roster for the show's impending return.
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Located on a large, pear-shaped coral island in the Baa Atoll, just 35 minutes by seaplane from Male, soft powdery sands beckon barefoot luxury and an endless blue sky is mirrored in a crystal clear lagoon.
The resort provides 74 one-bedroom villas and four premium two-bedroom hideaways that are brilliantly decorated in rich browns and crisp whites to complement the enchanting incorporation of the island's ocean and plant life. Each villa offers a private sanctuary complete with outdoor rain showers and expansive wooden sundecks that are nestled against personal infinity pools and decorated with swinging daybeds, hammocks and sun loungers. The hideaways, which are built directly above the water, come with oversized, glass-bottom, outdoor bathtubs.
Guests at Anantara Kihavah Villas will be spoilt for choice when it comes to dining. With six restaurants and bars – each offering a distinctive setting, menu and ambiance. Highlighting the resort's idyllic location in the dazzling Indian Ocean is the exclusive Sea. Fire.Salt.Sky.signature dining experience.
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Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices
Your MUTCD Turns 80!
On November 7, 2015, the 80th birthday of the MUTCD, and throughout the year when you see an easy-to-read sign, a bright edgeline marking on a foggy night, the countdown timer at a crosswalk, or a well-placed bike lane, take a moment to reflect on the eighty years of progress and innovation that the MUTCD embodies. This progress has resulted in safer, more efficient travel on our Nation's roads. Over the years, the MUTCD has unknowingly become the traveler's best friend and silent companion, guiding us on our way along the streets, bikeways, back roads, and highways. As the direct means of communication with the traveler, traffic control devices speak to us softly, yet effectively and authoritatively. From glass cats-eye?reflectors to glass beads to microprismatic sheeting, nighttime sign visibility has advanced significantly. Active devices at rail crossings save lives by giving us a positive message about train traffic. And countdown timers on pedestrian signals help us cross a busy street. So the next time you hit the pavement, the path, or the pedals, you can be sure that the MUTCD, through our dedicated professionals who make complex decisions on what devices to install, will help you get where you want to go safely, efficiently, and comfortably! The MUTCD…it's all about you!
Termination of Interim Approval 5
On January 25, 2016, the FHWA published a notice in the Federal Register terminating Interim Approval 5, which permitted the optional use of the Clearview letter style on positive-contrast highway guide sign legends. All highway agencies, including those agencies who received the FHWA's approval to use Clearview under Interim Approval 5, shall use the FHWA Standard Alphabets for all new and replacement signs. However, any existing sign that uses Clearview lettering may remain in place until it reaches the end of its useful service life. The Interim Approvals page contains additional information about implementation.
Official Interpretation 2(09)-111 – International Symbol of Accessibility
On May 28, 2015, the FHWA issued Official Interpretation 2(09)-111 to clarify that it is not permissible in traffic control device applications to substitute alternative versions of the International Symbol of Accessibility for the official symbol depicted in the MUTCD and detailed in Standard Highway Signs.
Standard Highway Signs and Markings
The 2009 MUTCD sign layouts are available. The Federal Highway Administration has developed the design details of the new signs added in the 2009 Edition of the MUTCD and signs whose designs have been modified in the 2009 MUTCD. The new and modified designs are provided in the form of a 2012 Supplement to the 2004 Edition of Standard Highway Signs.
The Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices, or MUTCD defines the standards used by road managers nationwide to install and maintain traffic control devices on all public streets, highways, bikeways, and private roads open to public travel. The MUTCD is published by the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) under 23 Code of Federal Regulations (CFR), Part 655, Subpart F.
The MUTCD, which has been administered by the FHWA since 1971, is a compilation of national standards for all traffic control devices, including road markings, highway signs, and traffic signals. It is updated periodically to accommodate the nation's changing transportation needs and address new safety technologies, traffic control tools and traffic management techniques.
On December 16, 2009 a final rule adopting the 2009 Edition of the MUTCD was published in the Federal Register with an effective date of January 15, 2010. States must adopt the 2009 National MUTCD as their legal State standard for traffic control devices within two years from the effective date. The Federal Register notice, which provides detailed discussion of the FHWA's decisions on major changes from the 2003 edition, can be viewed at http://edocket.access.gpo.gov/2009/pdf/E9-28322.pdf (PDF, 716KB).
FHWA does not print copies of the MUTCD. National organizations have partnered and printed hard copies of the MUTCD. These hard copies are available for sale. Go to ATSSA, ITE, AASHTO, or IMSA to get sales information.
On May 14, 2012 final rules adopting Revisions 1 and 2 of the 2009, MUTCD were published in the Federal Register with an effective date of June 13, 2012. The Federal Register notices, which provide detailed discussions of the FHWA's decisions can be viewed at:
The PDF version of the 2009 MUTCD with Revision Numbers 1 and 2 incorporated, dated May 2012 of the MUTCD is the most current edition of the official FHWA publication.
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