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Daniel Foster da Silva
- First started teaching at the age of 12, football tactics among friends, moving on to coaching volleyball teams, then digging deep into Human nature through Yoga and finally through TM.
Turned into language teaching through TEFL and for the past 22 years have been developing and implementing training systems in the Portuguese real estate industry, blending both together, and helping non-speakers in their plight to learn the professional jargons that make up real estate activities in Portugal.Here are 3 of my videos:EFLPFL- (Professional) https://www.youtube.com/watch?
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This is fun and an eye opener to watch: http://www.ted.com/talks/ken_
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Jacquelyn and I always have a good time together.
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Dixie RV Superstores, a Camping World Inc. affiliate based in Hammond, La., is currently looking to fill several positions including general manager, the company's fourth sales manager, sales associate and an additional F&I employee.
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POTOSÍ, Bolivia — A gentle breeze swept across Laguna Colorada, momentarily turning the magenta mineral lake water neon-orange as it rippled around the knobby knees of several dozen flamingos. Suddenly, a pair of frisky vicuñas trotted through the shallows, sending the flamingos aloft like a flock of hot pink pterodactyls.
It was that kind of week. I tend to be lightheaded at altitude in the best of times, but road tripping across the Bolivian altiplano was downright psychedelic.
In the shadow of snow-capped — and sometimes smoking — Andean peaks, we sped across Salar de Uyuni, a salt plain so large it looked like an ice sheet stretching to the horizon. Technicolor mineral pools dotted the landscape, populated by exotic critters and extraterrestrial-looking vegetation, geysers and boiling mud pools.
When I hiked through a forest of towering cactus one day and saw bunnies with long fluffy tails hopping about, I began to wonder whether I had fallen down a rabbit hole.
Traversing the high desert of the Andean plateau — from 11,000 to 15,000 feet — in Bolivia's southwest had long been at the top of my bucket list. I love road trips, and this one struck me as Hunter S. Thompson-esque, surreal but without the mind-bending drugs the gonzo journalist ingested on his landmark "Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas" odyssey.
Surreal, yes, and scary. I hated to admit it, but I was concerned about the risks of such a trip."Road-tripping" in Bolivia is something of an exaggeration. At best the roads are rough tracks through a remote region with a handful of low-end hotels and hostels. I had heard stories about crowded vehicles breaking down in the desert without spare tires or a way to call for help, about altitude sickness and running out of drinking water.
Then I learned that a few international outfitters offered cushier, safer options that included certified guides, communications and oxygen equipment, reliable vehicles, and clean food and water. Santiago, Chile-based Explora had started five-day, four-night travesías — traverses — from Uyuni in Bolivia through the Andes to its luxury Hotel de Larache in San Pedro de Atacama in northern Chile (and vice versa). To do so, it had crafted its own creative accommodations along the way.
I had found a way to have the adventure without the peril. In October, I met with three other guests — Tim Scott from Florida and Claudia de Arruda and Keiko Oka of Brazil — and Explora's Chilean guide, Luis Guzman. We gathered in the old silver mining town of Potosí before zooming three smooth highway hours to Uyuni (elevation 11,500 feet), a Wild West salt-mining town on the edge of the 7,440-square-mile dry salt lake.
We hit the salt, driving straight onto the wide-open plain in our hefty adapted minibus, the hard-textured surface shuddering beneath our wheels. We passed tiny clusters of stone houses and whitewashed churches before veering off an hour later at the village of Tahua (population 20).
There we met Felix Urrelio, our Bolivian driver and trip logistics whiz, in front of our home for two nights, three centuries-old wood and stone cottages with mud and thatch roofs like those in the rest of Tahua. Ours had been insulated and renovated in a traditional rustic style.
Three small double bedrooms, each with puffy down expedition sleeping bags and alpaca blankets atop deluxe cots, made up one house. Across a tiny courtyard, a second cottage had three spacious bathrooms complete with hot rain showers, robes and amenities.
In the kitchen and dining cottage Felix's wife, Hortencia, had prepared a multicourse dinner that included hearty local quinoa and vegetable soup with a grilled lamb-chop "popsicle" to pick up and munch with the hand that was not holding a glass of Chilean wine.
Later, under a full moon that made the salt plain glow eerily, I slipped into my sleeping bag's silk liner, the chocolate left on my pillow melting in my mouth.
A thundering sound jolted me out of a dead sleep the next morning. When I cracked open my door, I saw a trail of dust from a herd of llamas stampeding through the village streets. They were on their way to pasture ahead of a stout woman wearing a billowing skirt and a tilted bowler hat and carrying a long stick.
We hiked up the lower slope of 17,820-foot Tunupa, a volcano streaked with colored soil, to the first of many mummies we would encounter. The super-dry air had preserved them in the last eruption, when the Roman empire was at its peak.
In nearby Chantani (population 4) we dropped in at an intriguing little museum and outdoor sculpture garden, then strolled back to our refuge, communing with grazing llamas and chatting with farmers about how the international interest in their local crop, quinoa, is now allowing them to send their children to university in La Paz. At sunset we headed into the middle of the Salar de Uyuni salt flat and watched low pink rays glitter across the polygon-patterned crystallized plain while we sipped Champagne.
We left Tahua the next morning for Isla Pescada, the biggest island in this salt plain. It becomes an 18-inch-deep lake during the December-to-March rainy season. An easy hike to the summit took us through cactus 30 feet tall. Viscachas — cute, long-tailed rodents that seem part rabbit, part chinchilla — scurried into burrows at their feet.
A posse of viscachas doing the cha-cha on the rooftop of our next vamped-up stone cottage abruptly woke us at dawn the next day. We left the salt behind on a breathtaking climb to 13,500 feet, where we were surrounded by glacier and snow-capped peaks that topped out at more than 20,000 feet. Felix navigated stretches of "road" that were mere boulder-strewn ruts.
We came across a magical desert cave, a wizard's lair with delicately lacy stalactites alongside a pre-Incan cemetery. Mini-tornadoes twirled across the desert as we hiked past wind-sculpted stone hoodoos. That's where I first spotted the Blob. "Llareta," Luis identified the huge and bizarre green, moss-like mounds that are a high-altitude relative of parsley. "The plant lives over 3,000 years and exudes a highly flammable resin," he said.
As the air got thinner, things got weirder, so I was hardly surprised that our guesthouse for the night was a series of repurposed 40-foot steel shipping containers with a killer view. Outside, after Hortencia's dinner of fork-tender wild duck, stars scattered across the night sky looked like an exercise in pointillism.
Our last travesía day was a surreal parade of multicolored mineral ponds, most crowded with three species of flamingos. Laguna Colorada was, as its name implied, particularly colorful, shimmying from burgundy to orange to pink with shorelines of white and yellow salt.
We topped out at 15,400 feet amid geysers and plopping mud ponds, then reached the Chilean border crossing. After almost 600 hard-core miles we said goodbye to Felix and hopped into a waiting SUV that dropped us 7,000 feet in 29 blissfully paved highway miles.
By the time we reached San Pedro de Atacama, a mellow desert outpost of adventure travel shops, boutique hotels, bars and restaurants at 8,200 feet, my lungs were drunk on oxygen.
After almost a week of eyeball-stinging dust and lunar landscapes, the trees and lush gardens around Hotel de Larache were as much a shock as the sudden luxury. Explora, known for its desert expeditions, had also taken advantage of Atacama's clear skies and built an on-site observatory for guests.
On the hour-long shuttle downhill to Calama's airport, we passed an entourage of experimental solar cars racing in the 800-mile Atacama Solar Challenge. As the shiny, insect-like vehicles whizzed across the driest desert in the world, I couldn't help but wonder what Hunter S. Thompson would have thought he was seeing.


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I live in southern Brazil state of Santa Catarina. I have an amazing husband, two daughters, and a Labrador MEG and the little pooch LULY. I love scrapbook,handmade card, and all paper art .I love decoration, and always transform a corner of my house. In cooking, I always learn new things. Here is a place to exchange ideas, learn a lot, know news and tell them .I hope this piece of heaven. I hope that delight!
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Statistics show that many who have HIV don't know they're infected, and the AIDS Foundation of Chicago, along with Abbott Laboratories, is taking to social media to get that message out.
"We need people to know their status," Johnathon Briggs, spokesperson for the AIDS Foundation of Chicago, recently said about the Need2Know HIV campaign. "We know from recent scientific studies ... people who know their status early can start treatment early."
Briggs cited a recent National Institutes of Health study showing that when a person takes their medications to treat HIV/AIDS, they reduce the chance they will transmit the disease to others by 96 percent.
"Treatment is prevention," he said.
The AIDS Foundation of Chicago says that 20,000 people in Chicago have HIV/AIDS, a number three times as high as national rates.
According to data released recently by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 60 percent of people ages 13 to 24 who have HIV don't know that they're infected. And young people in that age bracket make up 26 percent of those who will be newly infected with HIV this year.
The Need2Know HIV campaign, which kicked off on World AIDS Day earlier this month, also seeks to educate people about the different types of HIV tests available, information Briggs said is very much needed.
He pointed out that many of the free tests done at sites like clubs and festivals are of the oral swab variety. Positive results on those tests must be confirmed with a blood test at a clinic or hospital, he said.
"Every step of the way is really important for people to understand what is happening," Briggs said. "Because learning that you have HIV is a life-changing event."
And though most people have heard for years that they should get tested, he said ignorance remains a problem when it comes to the details.
"The more you get into the nuances of it, the more people are like, 'Wow, I didn't know that,'" he said. "We need to kind of take it to the next level. And this campaign is to really get more of people doing that."
For more information, visit the AIDS Foundation of Chicago's web site or the Need2Know HIV campaign Facebook page.
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|2010-09-02, 00:40
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Pisces no saint
Join Date: Dec 2008
Location: France
My favourite Robin is Dick Grayson so it's ok for me. He's the more mature in my opinion, perhaps that's why they wanted Dick.
I don't really like other Robin: Jason and Tim. Well with the movie Under the red hood, I start to "like" Jason a bit. The movie was dramatic and it was cool.
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|2010-09-02, 13:20
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|2010-09-03, 01:47
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Join Date: Jun 2006
Location: Moe Land
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Speaking of different earths. I really hope they stick with this new designs of DC, man they just grow on you. Especially Batman's design in the ova's.
Wonder if they'll do Nightfall or Battle for the cowl next time?
|2010-09-09, 11:04
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Home of Silent Prayer
The thing with Battle for the Cowl is, you kinda need Final Crisis beforehand, and there's no way you can fit both in a movie. Arguably, you can kinda get the same condition from Knightfall, but I don't know if you can fit Knightfall, Battle for the Cowl, and the resolution for both in just a movie. For me, hearing Jason say "the friends he's crippled" about the Joker makes me assume that Barbara has already become Oracle there. If so, I'd like to see No Man's Land instead, I think it can fit quite a number of casts as well as introducing the next Batgirl Cassandra Cain. Still, seeing Black Mask there it's possible that this arc has already happened though.
|2010-09-09, 14:49
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Join Date: Apr 2004
Battle for the Cowl is an in between arc bridging RIP/Final Crisis with Batman & Robin which doesn't really work for a movie.
I think No Man's Land is an interesting choice it's too big to fit in a single movie, same with Knightfall/Knightquest etc. I honestly think that instead of movies they should start a new Batman animation series that adapt these larger story arcs in seasons which makes it a lot more doable.
If they're sticking with the movies considering Year One is being adapted, I would love it if they adapt The Long Halloween and Dark Victory (in two separate movies) afterwards.
|2010-09-09, 19:14
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Join Date: Aug 2008
Location: United Kingdom
Age: 30
So I think these DVD's are really meant for two types of viewers: one-offs to attract casual viewers without the worry about buying an entire season boxset, and the comic fan who is looking to see their favorite storyline get adapted into a movie.
About the ''friends he crippled'' line, I think that stayed in because they figured that it's best to leave the dialouge untampered with as much as possible and that the fans of the comics would take it as a gimmick ''oh, they're referencing The Killing Joke'' while non comic readers would just take it as Jason listing examples crimes the Joker committed in the past.
I also agree about what you said about Battle of the cowl being unsuitable for a feature length movie. Not that I actually want to see it (the whole gimmick of different people being Batman made some interesting toy's, but aside from that :/) but it fits better in a TV show.
I'm sorry to disappoint you, but there won't be a The Long Halloween feature, not anytime soon any way. You can see here, it also mentions that there won't be a Batgirl: Year One or Aquaman movies which is kind of sad (well, not the Aquaman one ) considering that the future line up is of Superman, Green Lantern and Batman. Looks like no one else is going to get any love from the DC comics other than them lol
|2010-09-14, 01:39
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Location: Moe Land
Age: 38
Just got my Supeman Batman Apocalypse. Pretty much it's the re-introduction of Super girl in the modern DC timeline. Man I wish they make Knightfall and Battle for the Cowl. Dick Grayson VS Jason Todd would be epic to see animated.
I really like the new character designs hope they keep it that way if they ever make a new cartoon series. Iam pretty much awaiting the new OVA ALL STAR SUPERMAN.
Hmm...seems marvel doesn't any projects except the Spiderman game.
|2010-09-21, 13:44
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Pisces no saint
Join Date: Dec 2008
Location: France
Ok I watch Superman Batman Apocalypse.... INCREDIBLE!! AWESOME! I think it's one of my favourite DC Universe Movie, maybe my favourite!
It's really really good. The chara design is cool, we can see Wonderwoman again! This movie focus on Supergirl/Kara and it's really interesting.
I never really like Supergirl, but she's cool in this movie! (well and she's sexy )
There are a lot of good, sad, epic moments.
Batman and Wonderwoman are awesome. by the way.
Figths are nice, especially when there is Superman.
The soundtrack is not bad too.
What a movie! I love it!
|2010-09-22, 03:30
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Join Date: Jul 2004
Location: In Maya world, where all is 3D and everything crashes
Age: 31
I liked the beginning of it, but thought the storyline was a little cliche. I like the characters, loved seeing Granny again and that whole gang XD
My favourite would still be Justice League: Crisis on Two Earths
|2010-09-22, 08:53
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Hardcore meets Casual
Join Date: Feb 2008
Location: Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Age: 30
Apocalypse is good but Public Enemies gets the edge on it I believe, although only by a little. And the character designs seem more attractive, imo, than the other DC animated films we've been getting. (Full Disclosure: ttdestroy is a huge Supergirl fan, his opinions should be analyzed with that knowledge.)
|2010-09-23, 11:16
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Join Date: Jun 2006
Location: Moe Land
Age: 38
Apocalypse shines with Superman's storyline and the introduction of SuperGirl. Naked this time unlike in the 50's and 60's.
Anyways Johna Hex shorts was awesome. It's like a cowboy movie turned cartoon and the female designs are HWAT!
Green Arrow short had a good story with Merlin the Magnificent and Dr.Vertigo. As always Arrow is human like Batman he gets injured and his fighting skills suck! But that sisn't kept the good man down. Thanks to Black Canary he won.
|2010-09-23, 14:00
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Senior Member
Join Date: Apr 2004
The character design used in Superman/Batman: Apocalypse is based that of Michael Turner's art.
I enjoyed Apocalypse, the fight scenes were quite good although the way they defeated Darkseid was... underwhelming. Darkseid is way too badass to be frozen in space.
Ah well looking forward to all-star Superman in a few months.
|2010-09-23, 17:26
|Link #199
Licensed Hunter-a-holic
Join Date: Aug 2008
Location: United Kingdom
Age: 30
For anyone interested, here is the first look into All Star Superman
|2010-09-24, 02:11
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Pisces no saint
Join Date: Dec 2008
Location: France
Oh you prefer Public Ennemies than Apocalypse ttdestroy o_O! Public Ennemies was the badest DC movie I ever see . WTH! And my favourite is Batman Under The red Hood/Apocalypse/Wonderwoman!
About the trailer of All star superman! Holy Shit! It looks awesome! I don't know about this comics but in the trailer, it looks like it will be the last adventure of Superman!
"All good things must come to an end"
Epic trailer!
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If you recently saw Undercover Boss on CBS, Buffet, Inc. CEO Anthony Wedo awarded a new home to employee Whitney Durant. What CBS did not show was the work of Coldwell Banker Reap Realty agent Alicia Abels in Alexandria, LA. Alicia assisted Whitney in the purchase of her family's new home.
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As of April 2 Cheryl and Harry Davis are the new owners of a business which has been part of the Redwood Falls community since the 80s.
Shirts Plus, a Second Street store front has been sold.
"We bought it as a turnkey operation,"?said Harry Davis. "We have the same capabilities and the files of prior customers."
Of course, they also have plans to do a whole lot more.
For more than 22 years, Cheryl Davis worked at Artesyn Technologies, but, like many others, when the company sold and the new owner closed the doors of the manufacturing company she was out of a job. Davis then went to school and earned degrees in accounting and business, and now she and husband Harry (who is nearly finished with a business degree of his own) are going to put that education into practice. As of April 2 Cheryl and Harry Davis are the new owners of a business which has been part of the Redwood Falls community since the 80s. Shirts Plus, a Second Street store front has been sold. "We bought it as a turnkey operation,"?said Harry Davis. "We have the same capabilities and the files of prior customers." What that means is the new owners are going to operate the business in ways very similar to those done in the past. Of course, they also have plans to do a whole lot more. In fact, said Harry, the couple is in the process of getting in an in-house embroidery machine that he said has the capability of doing embroidery work on everything from caps and jackets to shirts and whatever else people may want. "This is a good spot with a known base of customers," said Harry, adding there are people in the community who have been coming to Shirts Plus for years. Cheryl said they are also planning to incorporate sublimation into their business. That process is different than application of something on a piece of clothing. It actually becomes part of the item on which the graphic is place. Cheryl said products such as cups, ceramic tiles, shorts and even shoes can be sublimated, adding the possibilities are really endless. Cheryl and Harry plan to utilize the Internet a lot more in their business and plan to incorporate a new marketing plan. Harry said when word got out the business was available, he began getting requests for project bids from places as far away as Texas. The Internet, he added, really can expand the potential of what they can do right from the local shop. However, although they may be interested in larger projects, they are also more than willing to work on the smaller one or two items requests as well. Other things, such as trophy and plaque work is still available, as is the dry cleaning drop-off business for Carrow's in Marshall. The public can still get their Redwood Valley Cardinal gear at Shirts Plus, and Cheryl said she hopes to expand that to include some of the other area school teams. Harry said the former owners have been very helpful and said they are willing to stay around to help them through the transition. Cheryl said the store is also offering some "bling" that can also be applied to items. "We have other things we want to add," said Cheryl. "As we learn about them we will add them." Harry said he is amazed at the number of other individuals who provided services for the local business, such as graphic design and even sewing, and he said he is glad to be able to keep them working, too. Cheryl and Harry op-ted to keep the name the same because it is one people are familiar with in the area. The store is open Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. until 5:30 p.m. Harry said a Web site is in the works and a Facebook Page should now be available. Those who want to find out more information can stop by or call (507)?637-3232. "I'm really excited to get going,"?said Cheryl. Cheryl and Harry Davis are looking forward to meeting new people and serving the community at Shirts Plus.


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With Israel's AnyClip you just key in a description of your favorite movies or movie scenes on the Internet to relive those magic moments over and over.
If you get a warm, fuzzy feeling when your favorite movie gets a rerun on TV, you're going to love AnyClip from Israel, a new service that makes it easier for you to watch your favorite movies and movie moments legally, online.
But perhaps even more important, AnyClip could be the vehicle that finally allows Hollywood to feel comfortable enough with the Internet to grant viewers online access to films. Either way, the doyens of the tech world seem to agree – the Israeli company was chosen as one of the top Internet ideas at this year's TechCrunch50 competition.
For movie lovers, there are as many reasons to love AnyClip as there are "movie moments," those magical scenes that take us away to a special time and place. "Eventually, we hope to allow users to search out their favorite moments from all movies ever produced by Hollywood – and then move on to movies produced elsewhere, like in India, Russia, etc," AnyClip co-founder and product VP Nate Westheimer tells ISRAEL21c.
Along with CEO Aaron Cohen and a staff of about a dozen "film fanatics," as Westheimer calls them, working in the Jerusalem office, the AnyClip team has built a search engine that allows users to key in the attributes of a scene and watch it directly in their browser.
"For example," says Westheimer, "if you're a fan of the movie The Sixth Sense and like the scene where Bruce Willis is talking to the kid's mom in the living room – but not really having a conversation, since Bruce Willis is really a ghost – you could type in 'Sixth Sense' and 'living room scene,' and you'll get the clip you're looking for. And," he adds, "if you're a fan of living rooms on film in general, just type in 'living room,' and you'll get a full array of living room scenes."
It's ethical and Hollywood's covered, too
"When searching for a scene from a movie, people describe moments in so many different ways, from dialogue and plot description to hazy memories of shark attacks and flying cars," Cohen explains.
"This creates really engrossing and thorny computing problems," he adds. "If someone searches for 'dead shark,' do they want to see Roy Scheider blowing up Jaws (i.e. action on screen) or Woody Allen lamenting the 'death' of his relationship with Annie Hall (i.e. dialogue)? The AnyClip platform incorporates tools to handle these issues and more."
It should be noted that AnyClip hosts or links full versions of movies – not just specific clips – which the search engine parses when seeking scenes, so viewers can watch not just the most popular scenes ("Food Fight!"), but any scene.
While it is possible to watch movie clips on services like YouTube, according to Westheimer, the experience on those sites leaves much to be desired. "It's hard to find the exact clip you want; you end up wading through a lot of irrelevant clips, and the quality is usually very poor."
Besides, it's unethical – and while it has a hard time keeping up with the flow, the YouTube people pull down illegally posted commercial film clips as soon as they find them, because the studios aren't getting paid for their use. And of course, there are the numerous torrent and file sharing sites, where users download films directly to their computers. Either way, the studios are losing money.
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But AnyClip has Hollywood (or Bollywood, for that matter) covered, too. Besides the folks who watch the movies, AnyClip will help the people who make the movies to finally get fair treatment online.
While the music industry seems to have figured out how to handle the Internet era (i.e. the iTunes store), the movie business is still feeling its way in a world where it seems that more people are watching multi-million dollar movies online for free than paying to see them in the theaters. AnyClip can help movie studios to finally break into the online business, monetizing their content – including older content that is just sitting on the shelf right now, Westheimer asserts.
"Thirty years ago, Universal sued Sony to prevent them from making and distributing the BetaMax, which the company claimed would infringe on their copyrights by letting users record films from TV. Universal lost, and as a result, we have a home video and DVD industry today worth $20 billion and $25 billion respectively," Westheimer relates. "We understand the reluctance of the studios to trust the Internet, when they've been burned so badly until now. It's going to take time to change attitudes, but we believe we have the tools they need to deal with the online video revolution."
One way AnyClip does this is by providing opportunities for viewers of clips to purchase films from sites like Amazon or iTunes. Using pre-negotiated fair use rules, AnyClip limits clips to four minutes, and provides links to purchase sites.
And that's just the beginning. AnyClip's API (Application Programming Interface) is where the action is really going to be for the studios, says Cohen. "Imagine being able to purchase clips for use in games, greeting cards, personal videos, educational software… The sky's the limit," he says, and each of these channels represents a way that studios can monetize content – going far beyond the movie releases, DVD sales, and international and TV distribution rights that they concentrate on today.
Thousands waiting for an invitation
Either way, whether it's via the search engine or through applications that will be developed using the API, "we are committed to making sure that artists and content owners get compensated for their rights," Cohen says.
Besides the Israel development team, AnyClip has half a dozen people in New York and Los Angeles who are working on licensing the content and making deals with studios and content owners. So far, Westheimer says, there has been a great deal of interest and the company hopes to close arrangements with several large studios in the near future. And the fans, it seems, can't wait; there are thousands on the waiting list for an invitation to the site.
In the end, the studios know they have no choice but to move forward. "DVD revenue is dropping for the first time since the format's introduction," says Cohen. "Piracy and Internet video-on-demand from the likes of Amazon, Netflix and iTunes are changing consumption patterns. Economic realities have forced audiences to reassess their entertainment spending. One way to stanch the bleeding in the Home Video Market is to reinvigorate the value locked in our memories."
Cohen describes the potential latent in AnyClip's four-minute clips: "They may encourage a purchase, rental, or download of the entire film. At minimum, they reunite the movie lovers with the art and the artists who brought them such joy. This reaffirms loyalty and interest in the future work these artists produce. That's called 'promotion.' AnyClip evokes memories and channels them to enhance the values of the world's great film libraries," he explains.
All that as well as easy, ethical movie watching and an attractive entry point for studios to join the Internet age – that's the "movie magic" AnyClip is aiming for.


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KITTERY -- Just Us Chickens Holiday Wine Tasting and Celebration, Sunday, Dec. 2, all day., Just Us Chickens Holiday Wine Tasting, 9 Walker St., Kittery, ME; Holiday Wine Tasting and Celebration. Free. Just Us Chickens Shop, 207-439-4209, firstname.lastname@example.com, www,justuschickens.net.
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DOVER -- National Association Of Retired Federal Employees, December Meeting, Wednesday, Dec. 5, from 11:45 a.m. to 1:45 p.m., Newick's Lobster House, 431 Dover Point Road, Dover; NARFE Welcomes all retired and active Federal employees, spouses and guests to our meeting. Free. Wayne Hoyt, 603-842-4413, email@example.com.
NORTH HAMPTON -- Food Addicts in Recovery Anonymous, Wednesday, Dec. 5, from 9 a.m. to 10:30 a.m., United Church of Christ, Atlantic Ave., North Hampton; For anyone struggling with anorexia, bulimia or overeating. Free. Laura, 603-964-7036.
KITTERY -- Kittery Youth Cheerleading Fish Fry, Sunday, Dec. 2, from 4:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m., Kittery Community Center, 120 Rogers Road, Kittery, ME; Meal includes Fish and Chips, Sides, Salad, and a drink. Desserts are additional donation. $15 Tickets at the door. Prior registration required. Jeremy Paul, 207-439-3800, firstname.lastname@example.com.
BARRINGTON — TOPS stands for Take Off Pounds Sensibly and its purpose is to help people who want to lose weight to do so wisely and healthily. This chapter meets every Tuesday night basically from 6:30 to 7:45 p.m. at the Restoration Church on Rte. 125 next to the Federal Savings Bank. Both men and women (and children) are welcome to join. Patricia Newhall, Weight Recorder, 664-2816.
DOVER/ROLLINSFORD -- Knitting For World Peace is a group of volunteers who knit, crochet, quilt and use fiber to create items for community members in need. They meet at Panera Bread, Dover, on Wednesday, 6:30-8 p.m.; and Sun Moon Stars Herbals, 38 Front St., Rollinsford, Sundays 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Call Lin Richard at 603-337-5124 for more information.
The Seacoast Community Garden Network website can be found at www.SeacoastCommunityGardenNetwork.org and is on Facebook at "Seacoast Community Garden Network." For more information, contact Jenny Isler, SCGNetwork@ gmail.com, 207-809-3102.
DOVER — Create a peaceful world by sustaining our future. For over 5 years a multimedia discussion series has explored building community and sustaining the earth's resources through sessions on renewable/nonrenewable energy, food issues, economic, financial and health issues. Wednesdays, 7 p.m., Dover Friends Meeting, 141 Central Ave, Dover.
DOVER — The GFWC Dover Area Woman's Club meets the second Wednesday of each month at Wentworth-Douglass Hospital, 6:30 p.m. The organization is looking for women 18 and older to join. The club strives to enhance the lives of others through community service. For more information call 603-842-4654.
DOVER — Dover Duplicate Bridge Club games are held on Tuesdays at 6:30 p.m. in the McConnell Center on Locust Street. Games are open to players of all abilities and are stratified. Coffee and desserts are served. The cost is $5 per person. Contact Carl Vancelette at 664-7129 or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com for more information.
DOVER — The Widowed Support Group of Southern New Hampshire meets at Wentworth-Douglass Hospital, 2nd floor auditorium, second Sundays of the month. For information call Toni, 742-0208.
KENNEBUNK, Maine — The Astronomical Society of Northern New England (ASNNE) meets on the first Friday of the month at the New School, 38 York St. (Route 1) in Kennebunk. Beginning Astronomy classes start at 6:45 pm. Regular meeting at 7:30 pm Please see the club's website for details (asnne.org).
KINGSTON — The Sit 'n' Stitch group meets every first and third Tuesday from 5:30-7 p.m. in the children's room of the Nichols Memorial Library, 169 Main St., Kingston. 603-642-3521.
LEE — The Lee Firemen's Association meets on third Tuesdays monthly at 7 p.m., at the Lee Safety Complex. For more information, call Barbara Gingras at 659-3919.
NOTTINGHAM — Do you love horses? Have you always wanted to learn to ride? Join the 4-H Deerfield Riders Horse Club. The club is open to ages 8 and up and will focus on horses, horse management, and styles of riding. You do not need to own a horse to join! For more information, call Kim Gilman at (603) 509-7366.
OLD ORCHARD BEACH, Maine — The Zonta Club of York County meets the second Thursday of the month, September through June, at 6 p.m. at the Captain's Galley Restaurant in Old Orchard Beach. For more information, contact the club president, KT Snyder, at email@example.com or at www.zontadistrict1.org.
PORTLAND, Maine — The Maine Good Sam RV Club, area chapters throughout Maine focus on family friendly RV fun, as well as activities that "give back to the community." For information go to www.MaineGoodSams.org or email@example.com.
PORTSMOUTH — The Knit-Wits have changed their name to Sit 'n Stitch and now welcome all needle crafters. Meeting every Wednesday from 10-Noon, the Sit 'n Stitch gathering offers an open space to knit, crochet, embroider or work on other lap work. It's a time to pick up tips and share projects. All skill levels and ages welcome! The meeting is held in the Hilton Garden Room on the second floor of the library at 175 Parrott Avenue.
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PORTSMOUTH — The Portsmouth Area NAACP Unit holds its monthly meetings on the first Monday of each month, unless the first Monday falls on a holiday weekend or there is extreme inclement weather in which case the meeting will be held on the second Monday. The general membership meeting begins at 7 pm. The meeting location is: One New Hampshire Avenue Portsmouth, (Pease Tradeport) 03801. Meetings are held in the third floor conference room, take the elevator. For more information contact Fred Purnell at 603-749-6362 or visit www.seacoastnaacp.com.
PORTSMOUTH — The Portsmouth Toastmasters club meets from 7-9 p.m. at the United Methodist Church on Miller Avenue in Portsmouth on the first and third Thursday of every month. Guests are always welcome. Contact bessette. firstname.lastname@example.com. Visit www.toastmasters.org for more information.
PORTSMOUTH — Great Bay Duplicate Bridge Club meets at 10 a.m. every Monday at First United Methodist Church, 129 Miller Avenue in Portsmouth. You may come without a partner. Refreshments available. Short break for lunch. For information visit www.greatbaybridge.com or call (603) 436-8357.
ROCHESTER — Rochester Humane Lodge 21 was constituted March 1810 and Chartered in 1811. It has a long history of chartitable fund raising and local community involvement and is located at 31 Hanson St in Rocheser. Our meetings are held several times a month. For more information or membership contact Secetary Jeff Brown at 603-320-7010.
ROCHESTER — All are welcome at the monthly Healing Circle in the Community & Education Center next to Frisbie Memorial Hospital in Rochester. We meet the 4th Wednesday of every month from 7 to 8:30 p.m.
WAKEFIELD — Community String Band in Wakefield: Come Join the Fun! Come and learn to play traditional music with others (jigs, reels, hornpipes, waltzes and other tunes) in a very supportive and fun atmosphere! No previous experience needed. All instruments welcome. Thursday evenings at the First Congregational Church of Wakefield, 2718 Wakefield Rd., across from the Wakefield Inn. A group for beginners starts at 6, and a mixed levels group begins at 7. Classes are $10 and are taught by wonderful multi-instrumentalist Seth Austen. Call 522-3189 for more information.
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Freeport's unemployment rate and crime rate are too high, its buildings are too dilapidated, its roads are too bumpy.
Freeport's unemployment rate and crime rate are too high, its buildings are too dilapidated, its roads are too bumpy.
To fix serious issues, the city needs experienced leadership with an eye toward making changes in the way City Hall operates. We think Jim Gitz has the best blend of the qualities to move Freeport out of its economic doldrums.
Gitz, who was mayor from 1997 to 2005, is not a return to the old way of doing business. He left Freeport and became city attorney in Urbana and left there to be city administrator in Prairie du Chien, Wis.
Those experiences have helped Gitz see how other communities operate, to learn what works and what doesn't.
Freeport has the ability to fix itself, but borrowing best practices from other cities can expedite the process. Gitz is committed to discovering best practices and implementing them where needed.
He also has solid, specific plans to increase entrepreneurship, a key to increasing employment opportunities. During his previous years as mayor, he supported crime-fighting efforts by instituting a Civilian Police Academy and Junior Civilian Police Academy.
As mayor, he started the city's first five-year capital improvement plan. Anyone who has driven around the city knows how important it is to have such a plan. Such plans need to be public so taxpayers can see what's getting fixed and how much it costs, something Gitz said he intends to do.
We'd like to see the plan posted on the city's website, preferably with a link from the home page.
We think Gitz's political connections with Gov. Pat Quinn and U.S. Sen. Dick Durbin would help Freeport get the state and federal money it needs. That's not a handout — it's taxpayer money coming back to the community.
Freeport needs to clean itself up to attract business. Cleanups, however, are not free.
Gitz's experience can help him find financing options that would make rehabbing old downtown buildings viable.
There's no questioning the passion his opponents have for the community. The candidates agree on what the city's problems are but have different approaches on how to solve them.
Independent Kathy Knodle promises a more people-friendly City Hall but with minor adjustments to how it operates. People's Party candidate Jon Staben would make "significant changes," an interesting idea that often is difficult to execute because of the entrenched bureaucracies involved.
Gitz's course is the middle ground. Making changes and retaining the people and policies that work. We think that's the best fit.
We don't doubt that Knodle and Staben could learn on the job, but we don't think Freeport can afford the time the learning process requires.
In the campaign's closing days, Gitz has been the target of a smear campaign engineered by a shadowy group calling itself Concerned Citizens of Freeport. The attacks did nothing to shake our judgment that Gitz is the man for the mayor's office.
The anonymous nature of the smears speaks volumes about whoever is behind them, however.
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Wednesday night's meeting between the Boston Bruins and Buffalo Sabres will have more than just two points at stake. For the residents of Boston, it is one of the first chances to get things back to normal following the tragic events of Monday's Boston Marathon.
The Bruins take to the TD Bank Garden ice for the first time since multiple explosions at the historic race claimed the lives of three people and injured over 150 more.
Boston's game with rival Buffalo will be the first major sports event in the city since the tragedy. Major League Baseball's Boston Red Sox had already finished their home game on Monday before the explosions went off and are currently playing in Cleveland, while the Boston Celtics of the National Basketball League canceled their home game on Tuesday.
The Bruins were scheduled to host the Ottawa Senators on Monday night, but that game was postponed. The league announced on Tuesday it will be made up on April 28, one day after the regular season was supposed to end.
Boston, which has lost back-to-back games in regulation and still needs just one point to officially clinch a playoff spot, returned to practice on Tuesday.
"It was one of those days where you practice with heavy hearts," said Bruins head coach Claude Julien. "Obviously we have a job to do and we still have to do our job. I think our guys in there are proud of the city they represent, Boston, and as much as it was hard to really go out there and give your all, I think our guys did a good job."
The tough task for the Bruins now will be keeping their focus on hockey. They are still just one point behind the Montreal Canadiens for first place in the Northeast Division with seven games to play, one more than the Habs.
"You have to. You don't have a choice. Your thoughts and prayers are always going to be with those people, but as anybody else, whether its media or camera guys who had to cover what happened (Monday), no doubt it had to be hard on those people and the people that helped. But at one point, you have to do what you have to do and this is where we're at right now," said Julien.
"When we play our next game, we have to go out there and do our job. If anything, you want to show people that you represent the city the right way and with pride and also a lot of caring behind it."
That begins tonight, when the Bruins have a chance to give their city something to cheer about amidst the questions and grieving stemming from Monday's events.
"We all know it was a very sad day and still you can sense around the city it's still very emotional and sad day for everybody. We just have to support each other and obviously send our support to friends, family and everybody affected," said Bruins captain Zdeno Chara.
"I think we all can play for each other and in this tough time make the people cheer. (With) the way we play we can show the support."
Boston, which is set to play its next three games at home, is also likely to have Patrice Bergeron back in the lineup tonight. His return from the fourth concussion of his career seemed possible ahead of Monday's game and he is tied for second on the club with 31 points despite missing the past six games.
Leading scorer Brad Marchand, meanwhile, is also inching closer to returning from his concussion, but is likely to miss a third game in a row on Wednesday.
Much like the rest of the country, the Sabres also felt the impact of Monday's bombings. Forward Nathan Gerbe attended Boston College and talked about the tragedy on Tuesday.
"You know exactly where (the Boston Marathon) is. I've walked past there I couldn't even tell you how many times," said Gerbe. "For yourself, you thank God for keeping you safe, but something like this happening is embarrassing for our world to affect innocent people and obviously innocent children also got hurt. It's sad."
Like the Bruins, the Sabres also have to do there part in helping the city of Boston move on.
"Sporting events are events where there's a lot of people in one place. That's been the case for a long time. Certainly it's something to think about, but we have to go on and conduct business as usual," Buffalo interim coach Ron Rolston said.
The Sabres swept a pair of weekend games versus the Philadelphia Flyers and Tampa Bay Lightning to keep their playoff chances alive. One day after shutting out the Flyers 1-0, Jhonas Enroth made 32 saves to help his club defeat the Bolts 3-1.
Buffalo has won five of its past seven and is four points back of the New York Rangers and Winnipeg Jets for the eighth and final playoff berth in the Eastern Conference. The Sabres and Jets both have five games left to play, one fewer than the Rangers.
Tyler Ennis snapped a 12-game goal drought in Sunday's win, while Kevin Porter also scored to extend his point streak to a career-high four straight games. Porter has seven points in his last seven games.
The Sabres are also expected to have 18-year Mikhail Grigorenko in the lineup on Wednesday. The 12th overall pick of the most recent draft had five points in 22 games earlier this season before getting assigned back to juniors. He was recalled to the Sabres on Tuesday.
The Sabres and Bruins have split the first four of their five scheduled regular-season meetings. Buffalo won the lone previous encounter this season in Boston, taking a 7-4 victory back on Jan. 31.


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Prophet Zephaniah (Sophonias) (635-605 b.c.); Martyrs Agapius, Seleucus, and Mamas, Indus, Domna, Glycerius, and 40 Martyrs, in Sofianá; Venerable Theodoulos (Theodoulus the Stylite), Eparch of Constantinople (440); Venerable Theodoulos the Cypriot, monk; Saint John the Silent (John Hesychastes), Bishop of Colonia (Taxara) in Armenia, and later a monk of St. Sabbas Monastery (558); Hieromartyr Patriarch Theodore I of Alexandria, Archbishop of Alexandria (607-609); Saint Lucius (Lucios) of Britain, British noble who asked that missionaries be sent to Britain, founding the dioceses of London and Llandaff (2nd c.); Martyr Cassian of Tangier (298); Saint Mirocles, Archbishop of Milan and Confessor, helped develop the Ambrosian Liturgy and chanting (318); Martyr Agricola, in Pannonia; Martyrs Claudius, Crispin, Magina, John, and Stephen, in Africa; Saint Ethernan, born in Scotland, became a bishop in Ireland, returned to preach the Gospel in Scotland; Saint Birinus (Birinos), Bishop of Dorchester-on-Thames, "Apostle to the West Saxons", Enlightener of Wessex (649); Saint Eloquius (Eloque), disciple and successor of St Fursey as Abbot of Lagny (660); Saint Attalia (Attala), a niece of St Ottilia, she became a nun and Abbess of St Stephen's in Strasbourg (741); Saint Sola (Sol, Solus, Suolo), Anglo-Saxon missionary priest under St. Boniface (Germany) (794); Saint Abbo of Auxerre, Bishop of Auxerre (860); Saint Sabbas of Storozhev (Sabbas of Zvenigorod), Abbot of Storozhev in Zvenigorod, disciple of St. Sergius of Radonezh (1406) (see also January 19); New Hieromartyr Gabriel II of Constantinople, (previously Bishop of Ganos), at Prusa (1659); Saint Ilarion (Hrihorovish), Native of Chernihiv, Monk of the Kyiv-Bratsky Monastery, Bishop (1759); New Monk-Martyr Cosmas of St. Anne's Skete on Mount Athos (1760); Saint George of Cernica and Caldarushani, Archimandrite, Romania (1806); New Martyr Angelus (Angelos) of Chios, formerly a doctor of Argos (1813); New Hieromartyr Andrew (Kosovky), Protopresbyter of Simferopol-Crimea (1920); Saint Parasceva (Rodimtseva), Abbess of Toplovsky Convent in Simferopol (1928); New Hieromartyr Nicholas (Yershov), Priest of Yaroslavl-Rostov (1930 or 1937); Saint Gregory, Confessor (1960); Other commemorations: Repose of King Magnus II of Sweden and Valaam (Magnus IV), Gregory in schema (1371); Repose of Archimandrite Theophanes of Novoezersk Monastery in Novgorod (1832); Commemoration of Nun Rafaela (Chernetska) of Zhitomir (2005).


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Carroll Buxton-Clifton
Carroll Buxton-Clifton, 73, of Borger, died Friday, December 30, 2011 at her home in Borger.Services will be 2:00 p.m.Tuesday, January 3, 2012 at Fairlanes Baptist Church with Rev. Paul Burwash, Pastor officiating. Interment will follow in the "Garden Of Devotion" at Westlawn Memorial Park. Services are under the direction of Minton Chatwell Funeral Directors of Borger.Carroll was born February 17, 1938 in Pampa to William Carl and Wilma Frances Lamb. She was a member of Fairlanes Baptist Church, and was a lifetime resident of Borger. Carroll was a homemaker, and also had her realtor's license. She loved to camp, spending time with grandkids, sewing, and crafts.Survivors include her husband Bobby Clifton; three daughters; Tanya Shelton, Tamra Buxton, Kathy Buxton Timmons and husband Everett, all of Borger; a grand-daughter; Mandy Shelton of Borger; five grandsons; Brad Shelton, and Ethan Timmons, both of Borger, T J Timmons of Stillwater, Oklahoma, Micah Timmons of Amarillo, and Shilow Timmons of Fritch; Seven great grandchildren; and a sister; Beverly Torres of Austin.Carroll is preceded in death by her parents; first husband, Harold Bohannan April 11, 1962; and second husband, Loy "Buck" Buxton March 7, 1991.To send condolences, sign the online guestbook at www.mintonchatwell.com.


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LEIDEN, Netherlands, 13 October 2011—OCLC Research is pleased to announce the appointment of Titia van der Werf as Senior Program Officer, based in OCLC's Leiden office, where she will coordinate and extend OCLC Research work throughout Europe and will have special responsibilities for interactions with the OCLC Research Library Partners there. Ms. van der Werf will represent OCLC in European and international library and cultural heritage venues. Her appointment is effective 1 January 2012.
Ms. van der Werf is a well-known manager in the cultural heritage sector and a leader in the strategic application of information technology in libraries, archives and museums. For the past five years, she has been the Director of Collections and Digital Infrastructure at the International Institute of Social History (IISG) in Amsterdam where she oversaw innovative changes in the organization, processes and technology to align with a new strategy of research support at the Institute.
Prior to her leadership role at the IISG, she directed the Library and ICT at the internationally-renowned African Studies Centre, an independent scientific institute that undertakes social-science research on Africa, located on the campus of the University of Leiden.
Ms. van der Werf's early work was in Informatics and research and development first as a software developer at PICA-Center for Library Automation, then at RABIN-Council for Library and Information Services and finally at the National Library of the Netherlands. In this latter role she was responsible for the library's first website as well as the design and deployment of its first e-depot system.
Building on her academic training and professional experience in informatics, she has been a prominent contributor to important national and international projects of the scholarly communication program of the SURF Foundation (the major driver of ICT innovation in the Dutch academic sector) and the European Union program for digital libraries. Throughout her career she has contributed to policies that shape the direction for libraries, archives and museums in the digital age including preparing the Preliminary Draft UNESCO Charter on the Preservation of the Digital Heritage.
"Many of us at OCLC Research have had the opportunity to work with Titia as peers in many projects," said Jim Michalko, Vice President, OCLC Research Library Partnership. "We have admired her cross-cultural skills, her ability to motivate others, and her thoughtfulness about the future of libraries, archives and museums in those venues. We are very excited to now have her as a new colleague bringing those same skills to OCLC Research where, supported by the full capacity of OCLC, she can use them to shape and impact our shared future."
Ms. van der Werf said, "I have had a long professional association with both Lorcan Dempsey, OCLC's Chief Strategist, and with Jim. The work that OCLC Research does in collaboration with the library and archives community is leading, and shapes the future of the sector. I look forward to contributing to that and bringing OCLC into productive working relationships with its important peer organizations in Europe. The challenge and the opportunity are very welcome."
"We are pleased to have Titia van der Werf join OCLC," said Eric van Lubeek, Managing Director, OCLC Europe, the Middle East and Africa. "Her presence will allow us to further research activities and cooperation with like-minded organizations and research libraries in Europe, the Middle East and Africa."
About OCLC
Founded in 1967 and headquartered in Dublin, Ohio, OCLC is a nonprofit library service and research organization that has provided computer-based cataloging, reference, resource sharing, eContent, preservation, library management and Web services to 72,000 libraries in 171 countries and territories. OCLC and its member libraries worldwide have created and maintain WorldCat, the world's richest online resource for finding library materials. Search WorldCat.org on the Web at www.worldcat.org. For more information, visit www.oclc.org.
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DES MOINES, Iowa – UC Santa Barbara Senior, Barbara Nwaba finished first as an American, second overall in the heptathlon at the NCAA Division I Track and Field Championships on Friday, earning All-American honors.
Nwaba scored a total of 5,927 points, almost sixty points off of her own personal record. Oregon University's three-time NCAA champion Brianne Theisen won the event, breaking her own heptathlon record with a score of 6,440. However, because Theisen is Canadian, Nwaba is considered the first American in the heptathlon event.
Nwaba began day two with the long jump, javelin and 800m events to go. She finished second in the javelin with her farthest throw measuring 145-10 right behind Theisen. In the long jump, Nwaba's top mark of the day measured 17-10.75. Nwaba gave it her all in the last event of the day, crossing the finish line with the sixth-fastest 800m time of 2:15.06.
Barbara Nwaba rounds out her collegiate track and field career with four NCAA All-American honors—two in the pentathlon and two in the heptathlon. Nwaba previously earned All-American honors in 2010, finishing 12th in the heptathlon.


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Yakov-MIK needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 243 designs submitted by 66 freelance designers.
Our product is a modern approach to web log analysis and it works like Google Analytics.
We're creating an identity that's part magic, part technology. We are looking for a modern, sleek logo that combines a strict, official-looking "coin" with an element of magic coming out of it.
Here is a very rough draft:
The coin inspiration is here (this is called the C-Note template):
The "magic" lines have three inspirations:
1) Imagine that Pixar Studios animated a Chinese dragon tail. Think about the colors, shapes and a sense of motion that they would use.
2) Check out http://www.akamai.com (they use curves as part of their main slideshow)
3) Imagine taking a tennis ball, taping colorful paper streamers to it, and throwing the ball sideways. The "tail" part of our logo could look similar.
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- Master-level 2D illustration
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- Must be on a white background (no gradients, no black)
- Our proposed design is the ONLY ONE that we want. Please don't create a completely different contest entry, it will not win this contest.
- This is silly to say, but we have to say it: We don't want our logo to look like a sperm.
- Please don't duplicate our proposal one-to-one. We're looking for a much more beatiful and artistic representation of our concept.
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Mice Parade, the musical and literal anagram of musicologist Adam Pierce has, for over a decade, been one of the only genuine Western creators of 'world music'. Pierce takes styles from all over the world and re-appropriates them to sound like Mice Parade and Mice Parade alone. It's like a pick'n'mix where Pierce reaches into each variety, chews them all compulsively in one go, then spits them out into a globular, rainbow coloured, sweetened series of dreamscapes.
This is not the 'shanty guitars' of Brooklyn indie fops; this is vast, genuine and meaningful, beyond the process of reinventing naff sounds into cool ones once cultural distance allows. This is music as study and reflection. It's beautiful. And it's not as though Pierce hasn't been prolific, for 'Candela' is his ninth album, and that's if you don't count his albums as a member of the Swirlies and the Dylan Group.
So how is Candela different from past releases? It's a softer sounding album for sure, a reflection from someone unafraid to start considering the silver years. There's an irony that the track that rages the loudest, 'This River Has A Tide', is the track that looks deepest at mortality with Pierce stating: "Never mind what you know/It's only what you believe in/As the grey hairs start to show/Never mind where you go/It's the demons you're keeping." He delivers it as a lullaby atop guitars that resonate with the shoegaze of his earliest output, the beautiful fuzz that was 'The True Meaning of Boodleybaye.' The track is spliced by the sharp-sweet vocals of Caroline Lufkin, just so you don't think Pierce is becoming macabre or complacent.
This is also probably the Mice Parade album that interjects into itself the most. It feels a little impatient. Songs aren't built to flow and ebb but instead quickly establish motifs before Pierce provides a payoff in surprisingly inserting a different style. It's accomplished consummately and smoothly as can be done but he hardly makes small adjustments, he truly throws in stylistic tangent… gloriously.
Named after a bar in Madrid, Candela indicates that if there is a thread, it's the plastic top three strings of a classical guitar and the Flamenco that lives through this record. It's the chain, as when guitar solos aren't being strangled out with the blaze of Latin American prog rock they're rippling with the soft churl of rapid, delicate arpeggios. 'Currents' does both, it rocks and lilts under Lufkin's Scandinavian vocal tone.
There's curve balls too, 'Look Sea Dream Me' pitch bends through keyboard lines with the swagger of Nineties gangster rap, a middle eight from a track off 'G Funk Era' before softly launching guitar lines that flutter upward and upward. Similarly 'Gente Interesante' thumps out with staggered, sternly plucked guitar lines that almost trouble funk through the verses before the vibrato of Spanish trumpet and opened ride cymbals power in to switch the mood immediately and immensely.
As an album Candela has everything: it's energetic and adventurous but these adjectives are synonymous with Mice Parade's constant journeying through music. Some might be frustrated with its fidgety nature but many should find an immensely satisfying listen and one that never fails to also pack superb melodies. The chorus harmonies of 'Contessa' float sublimely. They're at ease and peaceful and as they refrain "Take it in/Let the rest of your life begin/Because it's not going anywhere/Oh Contessa" over an organ piano you realise that Pierce is merely punctuating his gentle tide through life with bobbles of delicate, delicious joy. This album can play and play and play.
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Scanning and Printing at the Engineering Library
- A BookScan station is located on the first floor. You can scan your book or document and send the file via email, print it (with a HuskyCard or DawgPrints card) or save to a USB drive.
- Three flatbed scanners are located on the 3rd floor in the ELIC Computer Lab.
- There is a networked printer located on the first floor of the Engineering Library. The printer is able to print the following sizes of paper: 8.5" x 11", 8.5" x 14", 11" x 14".
- To use this printer send your document to the Engineering Library printer in your software's print function. Default setting is for double-sided printing.
- Payment for printing requires money in your Husky Card account or a Dawg Prints card. Cash payment is not possible.
- A copy card dispensing machine is located on the first floor. A copy card can be purchased from this machine for $5.00 (no change is available.)
- Money can be added to your Husky Card account online with a credit card or with cash at the HUB ticket office.
More information on payment options
Other copiers and printers on campus
The BookScan station and printer in the UW Libraries are maintained by UW Creative Communications.
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Andy Rogers Traded to Leafs
Oft-injured and underdeveloped prospect defenseman Andy Rogers was traded by the Tampa Bay Lightning to the Toronto Maple Leafs today in a salary dump deal involving 4 players and a draft pick. Along with Rogers, Tampa sent injured goaltender Olaf Kolzig, injured defenseman Jamie Heward, and a 2009 4th round pick to the Maple Leafs for depth defenseman Richard Petiot.
Rogers, a former 1st round draft pick and former Bolt Prospects top-ranked prospect, has been injured each season of his three year rookie deal and has been unable to develop to his potential as a Top 4 NHL shutdown defenseman. The Lighting packaged three injured players and 4th round pick to Toronto for Petiot, a former 4th round pick of the Los Angeles Kings would was not re-qualified last summer and allowed to sign with Toronto as a unrestricted free agent.
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I'm headed off to London Saturday and will be coming back Tuesday and when I come back I'll will have my first giveaway as my blog has hit around 50000 clicks. I will give you the rules for the giveaway next week and tell you what the prizes are, but one rule is that you have to be following my blog, so if you want to enter the giveaway click follow to the left:) I will be back next week with all giveaway rules and prizes.
Thursday, March 31, 2011
Giveaway time!!!
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Kim Kardashian and Kris Humphries out in NYC March 21, 2011
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Summer in black, gold and nude
summer in black and gold by TanjaAisha featuring tribal bracelets
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Kim Kardashian in LAX - March 25, 2011
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Thursday, March 24, 2011
Elizabeth Taylor; February 27, 1932 – March 23, 2011
Yesterday the world lost one of old Hollywood's actresses, she was 79. We knew Elizabeth Taylor for her beauty, her jet-set lifestyle, her charitable endeavors and her many marriages and her friendship to Michael Jackson, but she was also a beautiful actress, who won 2 Oscars. Who do not remember her in "Cleopatra"... Enjoy these pictures of the beautiful Elizabeth Taylor.
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Wednesday, March 23, 2011
My Makeup storage
I have wanted the Clear Cube for a long time, but this week I found these little acryllic containers in my local Netto store and they were only about $12 each. Perfect for holding some of my favorite makeup:)
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Mary Kate & Ashley Olsen in Vogue Magazine - The Row
"They may be only five feet one apiece, but the Olsen twins are much bigger than you'd think. This is the year they've jointly jumped hurdle after hurdle toward winning credibility for The Row."
"You often get pulled up by that kind of shock around the Olsens, but that, really, is the least of how surprising they are as survivors of childhood fame who have extracted and reapplied the positives of their experience to invent themselves as highly effective adults. The critical-approval level The Row has reached this year is only, in their minds, the threshold of what they want to attain".
To read the entire interview go here
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Massive search leads to arrest of Calif. man who rammed 2 patrol cars
A man who officers said rammed his car into two Santa Clara County sheriff's patrol cars was arrested Saturday
By Pete Carey
San Jose Mercury News
MORGAN HILL, Calif. — A man who officers said rammed his car into two Santa Clara County sheriff's patrol cars was arrested Saturday after a massive search in an unincorporated area near Morgan Hill.
The incident began at 5:30 a.m. when a resident in the 6600 block of Croy Road complained of a suspicious car in his driveway, according to the sheriff's department.
When deputies arrived in three patrol cars, the suspect sped down the driveway, ramming his car into two of the vehicles.
A deputy fired one shot as the car sped away. About a quarter of a mile down the road, the suspect's car spun out of control and crashed into a ravine.
The suspect fled on foot, and a search for him was begun by the sheriff's emergency response team, with reinforcements from San Jose, Morgan Hill, Gilroy and Sunnyvale police officers.
The suspect, whose name has not been released, was arrested shortly after noon.
During the search, residents were advised to stay in their homes with their doors locked.
The incident remains under investigation, and it is not known why the suspect was parked in the driveway.
An earlier report that there were two suspects was erroneous, said Sgt. Andrea Urena.
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Tipoff festival features food, fun, scrimmages, dunk contest and more
JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Oct. 13, 2009) - For the second straight year, the ETSU Department of Intercollegiate Athletics and the Buccaneer Athletic Scholarship Association (BASA) are inviting Buccaneer fans to welcome the 2009-10 basketball season at the "Bluenanza" tipoff event presented by Phil Bachman Toyota, Thursday, Oct. 22 inside the Memorial Center.
The event begins with a special indoor tailgate buffet for ETSU students and BASA members who are Buccaneer season ticket holders at 5:30 p.m., followed by the event itself at 7 p.m. Admission is free to the public. Those planning to attend the tailgate must RSVP to 423-439-5287.
The Bluenanza - which will be highlighted by scrimmages for both the ETSU men's and women's teams, a 3-point shooting contest, a slam dunk contest, and an autograph session - will also feature several MEGA-prize giveaways for both students and fans. For fans, a front row parking spot, a premium hospitality pass to the Ward Room and premium courtside seats will be given away, while students will have a chance to win a Nintendo Wii gaming system, as well as BestBuy gift cards.
In addition, BASA will host its annual silent auction during the event, with items in the auction and include official ETSU athletic team gear from many of the school's programs, "Buccaneer Experience" team trips, "Coach for a Day" and "Cheerleader for a Game" packages, trips for two to a Tennessee Titans home game (which includes dinner and accommodations), a one week stay at Chetola Resort in Blowing Rock, N.C., and much more.
"Last year's event was a huge success and this year we only plan to make things even bigger," said ETSU's Assistant Athletic Director for Corporate Development and Regional Athletic Advancement Kevin Bostian. "The Bluenanza gives our fans a chance to get an early look at our teams, while also helping to build momentum toward what we hope is another back-to-back run to the NCAA Tournament for both our men and women."
For more information on Buccaneer athletics, visit www.ETSUBucs.com.


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I just love this pattern! I was looking for a perfekt fitting pants-pattern for years and now I'm happy that I found this.
I made just one alteration: I made the pants 11cm longer (because I'm 1,80m tall).
The fabric was marked as a Blumarine fabric of the spring/summer collection 2011 of Blumarine. But I'm not really sure, if it is true. At least I know that the fabric was made in Italy! :)
Anyway I love this pastel pants and recommend the pattern! :)
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EPA invests $4.3M to boost the revitalization of properties in Montana communities
Release Date: 06/06/2011
Contact Information: Dan Heffernan, (303) 312-7074; Matthew Allen, (303) 312-6085
Brownfields funds to help assess, clean up and revitalize properties throughout Montana
(Denver, Colorado – June 6, 2011) The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency today awarded $4.35 million in Brownfields grants to five organizations throughout Montana. These resources will be used by communities and nonprofit organizations to advance locally defined plans for property assessment, cleanup and redevelopment projects. Today's awards in Montana are among 214 Brownfields grants totaling $76M that EPA is providing in 40 states and three tribes across the country.
"These resources will support dozens of assessment and cleanup projects in communities across Montana," said Dan Heffernan, EPA's Brownfields coordinator in Denver. "These projects are investments that will create hundreds of jobs and help communities transform blighted properties into assets ranging from new housing and business opportunities to parks and trails."
The City of Kalispell, Mont., will receive a Brownfields revolving loan fund grant in the amount of $1 million. The grant will be used to capitalize a loan fund from which the City of Kalispell will provide resources to clean up sites contaminated with hazardous substances and petroleum. The city anticipates funding up to five projects to advance a revitalization plan that includes redevelopment along abandoned railroad tracks, a park and trail system, affordable housing, and new businesses.
Contact: 406-758-7713
The Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes of the Flathead Nation, with offices in Pablo, Mont., will receive a Brownfields cleanup grant in the amount of $200,000 to clean up 2,500 cubic yards of petroleum-contaminated soil at the nine-acre Joseph Allotment, along US Highway 93 in Elmo, Mont. The site was contaminated when petroleum was released from the former Elmo Cash Store, located adjacent to the Joseph Allotment. Cleanup of this site will reduce threats of exposure to petroleum and will allow the Tribe to construct much needed housing and support jobs and economic development in the community. Contact: 406-883-2888
Bear Paw Development Corporation of Northern Montana, with offices in Havre, Mont., will receive Brownfields grants totaling $1.4 million. Bear Paw will use a $400,000 assessment grant to fund site assessments and cleanup plans for properties in Hill, Chouteau, Blaine, Liberty, and Phillips Counties, along with the Rocky Boy's Indian Reservation. An additional Brownfields revolving loan fund grant totaling $1 million will be used to address sites contaminated with hazardous substances and petroleum. Contact: 406-265-9226
Northern Rocky Mountain Resource Conservation & Development Area, Inc., with offices in Bozeman, Mont., will receive a Brownfields assessment coalition grant in the amount of $1 million. The coalition partners include the Snowy Mountain Development Corporation and the Montana Business Assistance Connection, whose combined area covers 10 counties in central Montana. Grant funds will be used to perform more than 40 environmental site assessments and develop site cleanup plans. One such site is an abandoned landfill in Three Forks, Mont., which sits near the headwaters of the Missouri River and will be assessed for redevelopment as a community park. Contact: 406-582-5700
Great Northern Development Corporation, with offices in Wolf Point, Mont., will receive a Brownfields assessment coalition grant in the amount of $750,000. The coalition partners include the Eastern Plains Economic Development Corporation, Inc., the Southeastern Montana Development Corporation, the Fort Peck Tribal Office of Environmental Protection, and the Northern Cheyenne Tribe. The combined project area covers 15 counties in eastern Montana. EPA grant funds will be used to perform more than 20 environmental site assessments and develop site cleanup plans. This region contains hundreds of abandoned properties, with many sites impacted by leaking underground storage tanks. Grants will allow sites to be redeveloped for future use, such as the abandoned GTA Feed Plant in Glendive, Mont., which community groups hope to transform into a farmers market, restaurant, and micro- brewery. Contact: 406-653-2590
EPA's brownfields grants are used to assess and clean up abandoned industrial and commercial properties like deserted gas stations or closed smelters. There are an estimated 450,000 abandoned and contaminated waste sites in America. These investments help leverage redevelopment, promote economic growth and lead to job creation.
Since its inception, EPA's brownfields investments have leveraged more than $16.3 billion in clean up and redevelopment funding from a variety of public and private sources and have resulted in approximately 70,000 jobs. Brownfields grants also target under-served and economically disadvantaged neighborhoods – places where environmental cleanups and new jobs are most needed.
More information on the FY2011 grant recipients by state: https://www.epa.gov/brownfields/pilot_grants.htm
More information on EPA's brownfields program: https://www.epa.gov/brownfields/
More information on brownfields success stories: https://www.epa.gov/brownfields/success/index.htm
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