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Set of 2 animals, HB/Henriot Quimper, mint, nice detail, circa 2000, dog is 5" tall, the owl is 3.5" tall. Price is $115 for the pair + $30 for postage. To purchase contact Merchant of Prato 866.813.1879 email@example.com
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Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood was not a simple show. And Fred Rogers was not a simple man. He was radical. Spiritual. Revolutionary. Maybe even subversive. Bestselling author and cultural critic Carvell Wallace hosts this 10-part series about the life, thinking and work of Fred Rogers, and asks what the cardigan wearing host of a decades-old children's show can tell us about how to get by in today's chaotic world. Produced in partnership with Transmitter Media.
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Kelly Austermann has significant experience as a performing musician and music educator. She is principal clarinetist of the Gateway Festival Orchestra and the St. Louis Philharmonic Orchestra. She has also performed with the Illinois Symphony and Hot Springs Festival Orchestra. She can be heard in solo clarinet passages on the Grammy-nominated CD, Fireworks! released under the Equilibrium label and on In This Hid Clearing released under the Naxos label. Kelly was also a featured performer on the nationally televised show, CBS Sunday Morning
Kelly has been on the teaching faculty at Southern Illinois University-Edwardsville, St. Louis Community College, Jefferson College, and East Central College. She has taught a wide variety of music courses including Applied Clarinet, Applied Saxophone, Music Appreciation, Fundamentals of Music, History of Jazz, and History of Rock and Roll. Kelly has performed and presented research at the International Clarinet Association’s ClarinetFest, the American Single Reed Summit Conference, the National Association of College Wind and Percussion Instructors National Conference, the Midwest Clarifest Con
Kelly received music degrees from Arizona State University, the University of North Carolina-Greensboro, and Mizzou. Kelly is a Silverstein Works Pro Artist and Inspiring Educator.
Ms. Austermann will perform Rossini’s Introduction, Theme, and Variations for Clarinet and Orchestra with the Gateway Festival Orchestra, 7:30 PM, Sunday July 16, 2023, at the 560 Music Center, 560 Trinity Avenue, University City, MO 63130.
Brian Woods, Piano
Celebrated for his stunning musicianship and dazzling stage presence, American pianist BrianWoods has emerged as a rising star of international acclaim. His 2022-2023 Season includes concert tours of the United States, concerto appearances with the Quincy Symphony and Belleville Philharmonic, collaborations with the Chamber Music Society of St. Louis, a debut for the prestigious Music Toronto, and a solo appearance in Southern California as Winner of the Beverly Hills National Auditions, a nationwide search for the most talented young artists in the country. Woods currently serves as Music Director for Classical Programming at the World Chess Hall of Fame, one of the premier venues for chamber music in Missouri.
A native of St. Louis, Woods has enjoyed success in numerous distinguished competitions, including the Verona International Piano Competition, The American Prize, and the Artist Presentation Society Auditions. Following his debut concerto performance at age eighteen, he maintains an extensive concerto repertoire, from Liszt and Tchaikovsky’s First Concerti to Beethoven’s Fifth, Brahms’ Second, and Rachmaninoff’s Third. Woods has since performed with such ensembles as the Manassas Symphony Orchestra, the Southeast Missouri Symphony, the University City Symphony Orchestra, and the Southern Illinois Symphony.
Past seasons have included solo recitals in Toronto, Washington D.C., St. Louis, Kansas City, Chicago, and Dublin, Ireland. His performances continue to receive high acclaim, with audiences and critics alike praising his playing as “astonishing” (KDHX St. Louis), “inspiring” (Encinitas, CA), and “taking the audience on a journey” (Watertown, NY). As a passionate chamber musician, Woods has collaborated with tenor Vinson Cole and cellist Julian Schwarz, among many other partners in the United States and Canada. His artistic partnership with Canadian violinist Daniel Dastoor as the Dastoor-Woods Duo has led to notable performances in Toronto’s Koerner Hall and the Banff Centre for the Arts.
Woods holds degrees from Vanderbilt University, University of Missouri – Kansas City, and Shenandoah University. Past mentors include Craig Nies, Robert Weirich, Stanislav Ioudenitch, Donna Vince, and Margaret Kitto. In 2021, Woods completed the Artist Diploma Program at The Royal Conservatory’s Glenn Gould School, where he studied on full scholarship with legendary Irish pianist and Beethoven interpreter John O’Conor. To learn more, visit brianwoodspianist.com.
Mr. Woods will perform S. Rachmaninoff’s Piano Concerto No. 2 in C minor with the Gateway Festival Orchestra, 7:30 PM, Sunday July 30, 2023, at the 560 Music Center, 560 Trinity Avenue, University City, MO 63130.

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Art Jarvinen weighs in on the relation between totalism and dance:
I just watched Blow Up again. Had not seen it in a long time. There is a slightly interesting moment around 50 minutes in, where the bored photographer guy and the scrawny uninteresting woman are smoking and listening to groovy music. She’s trying to move to it, and she’s really lame. He gets her to move slooowly, "against the beat." She starts to get it, and it’s a totally Totalist moment….
I always wondered why I couldn’t dance. I couldn’t dance to The Twist, or "I Wanna Make It With You." But I could not NOT dance to Captain Beefheart. "Lick My Decals Off Baby" is my disco record. I have to move when I hear it, both knees going in different rhythms, one arm not knowing what the other one is doing – until it all comes around after…a while – or not.
We understand difference tones. You talk about ratios all the time. Totalist rhythmic structures usually add up to something – a big honkin’ downbeat that is so satisfying, and that you feel coming for a long time before it hits.
Composer Paul Epstein told me the other day that the only thing wrong with my Disklavier disc was that he couldn’t exercise to it – the different tempos kept throwing him off. I had had the same experience. When working out on a treadmill I often listen to Postclassic Radio. One day Michael Gordon’s Trance was on. I almost fell off. I could not keep moving in tempo to the jerking around of all those dotted quarters and triplets fighting with each other. Wherever we totalists make our money, it’s not going to be through the sale of totalist exercise videos.

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These positions are located in FAO Project Offices in Bajur, Mohamand and Torghar Agencies of FATA, Pakistan. The main aim of the FAO country offices, which are headed by an FAO Representative, is to assist governments to develop policies, programmes and projects to achieve food security and to reduce hunger and malnutrition, to help develop the agricultural , fisheries and forestry sectors and to use their environmental and natural resources in a sustainable manner.
- Work directly with farmers, and help them discover important concepts/ issues in crops farming through practical learning.
- Carry out awareness-raising meetings to introduce the FFS concept, identify the farmers and learning site/ sites;
- Follow up and coordinate with the related authorities for their contribution to the FFSs;
- Adhered to prepared training curricula and facilitate training on Good Agriculture Practices;
- Contribute to the development of the IPM-GAP programmes for the target crops;
- Assist in establishment of demonstration/learning sites an run FFS
- Report the progress of the FFS and demonstrations plots activities;
- Develop the FFS group action plan, arranging Field days, exposure/ exchange visits.
- Contribute in development of extension materials related to effective FFS activities
- Master/bachelor degree in Agriculture with specialization in Agronomy, Horticulture, Plant Breeding and Genetics, Soil Science.
- At least 3 Years of relevant experience with well reputed organization
- Good knowledge of Urdu and Pashtu, and a good working knowledge of English and ability to work in multi-disciplinary and multi-cultural teams is essential.

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394226 - Planning Stormwater Management Across Jurisdictional Lines: An Urban Watershed Approach
Tuesday, June 5
2:00 PM - 3:30 PM
Location: Greenway AB
Erin Hunker, Minneapolis – SRF Consulting Group, Inc.
The 1NE Watershed drains 2,000-acres of northeast Minneapolis, MN into the Mississippi River. The watershed is comprised of typical mixed urban development, with a large park, golf course and railyard lying in its center. The 1NE Watershed faces numerous urban stormwater challenges, with multiple residential flooding locations, combined sewer overflow connections and a lack of water quality treatment. Various agencies have commissioned studies over the years to characterize and propose solutions for the issues in the 1NE Watershed. Given the complexities of the system and limitations of each agency acting alone, little progress has been made.
The Mississippi Watershed Management Organization (MWMO) is a local governmental unit that works to protect and improve water and habitat in an area that includes the 1NE Watershed. The MWMO partnered with the City of Minneapolis, Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board and SRF Consulting Group to perform a watershed-scale urban stormwater planning effort. This unique effort looked across jurisdictional and property boundaries to advance solutions that increase flood resiliency, reduce pollutant loading to the Mississippi River and improve ecological function within the 1NE Watershed.
The focus of this presentation is on the technical process of identifying watershed-wide and localized solutions that reduce flood impacts, improve water quality, and enhance ecological habitats and connections. Our team worked with several recently-developed watershed-scale urban stormwater models, including XP-SWMM and P8, to analyze multiple BMP options that were developed closely with the project partners. We will present the process used to screen the potential BMP options, ranging from green infrastructure to regional treatment, and ultimately narrow the focus of the project to one preferred alternative. We will include a summary of the ‘lessons-learned’, highlighting the pros and cons of this multi-agency partnership and its role in overcoming historic hurdles to improving stormwater management in the 1NE Watershed.


Scroll down to see 45 HD images of this guitar Here's a 2018 Gibson Les Paul Classic Player Plus Electric Guitar in a factory original Ocean Blue finish. This guitar is in very good condition and has no breaks or repairs. She had a fresh set up and plays beautifully.
All the electronics work well - all the pots and solder joints are unmolested. The neck is straight and the frets are in excellent condition. The pickups are the original Gibson USA P-90 pickups and they sound really nice. It was set up with 10/46's, adjusted and plays very nicely. All the electronics work well.
She has a slim 60's neck profile. The Les Paul Player Plus delivers classic style in a practical package that features comfort and playability. The punch and vibe of dual P90 pickups summons the spirit of the original mid-'50s LPs, while the comfortable rounded mahogany neck will keep you riffing all night long. A Richlite fretboard with cryogenically treated frets keeps playing smoothly no matter how aggressively you attack the strings. It's a great choice for steady gigging or just for playing at home.Satin-finish mahogany body with AA figured maple top. 24.75" mahogany neck with 12"-radius, 22-fret Richlite fretboard. Dual P90 pickups with 3-way toggle switch. Tune-o-matic bridge with titanium saddles, Grover "Kidney" tuners. Top wood: AA Figured Maple.
Scale length: 24.75 in. Nut width: 1.69 in. Active or passive pickups: Passive. Control layout: Volume 1, volume 2, tone 1, tone 2. Comes with the original Gibson hardshell case as seen in the pictures.
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Cori Gauff has been knocked out of the Australian Open 6-7 (5-7), 6-3, 6-0 by Sofia Kenin in three sets on Melbourne Arena.
But the 14th seed Kenin showed her class to come back into the all-American clash, forcing a decider as she, too, was looking to reach the Australian Open quarter-finals for the first time in her career.
With Gauff’s game crumbling, the 21-year-old broke in the first game of the third – and a further two times – to book her place in the next round where she will face Ons Jabeur.
“It was such a tough match,” she said post-match.
“Gauff is such a tough player. She started 2019 really well and all respect to her. I’m so happy to be through to the next round.
“I did the best I can and take it like every other match. I just tried to play my game, fight for every point and not focus on anything else.
“The first set she played some really good points at crucial moments but I needed to calm down, relax and just fight. I’m so speechless.” – Eurosport

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Jim Carrey on the Origin of “Alrighty Then”
The actor reveals how he got his start in comedy, how he visualizes success, and his need to constantly adapt.
Some Definite Maybes on Your Wedding-Invite List
The bartender who pointed out the kale in your teeth right before you met, every dog you’ve ever encountered together, and more.
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Have Aliens Found Us? An Interview with the Harvard Astronomer Avi Loeb About the Mysterious Interstellar Object ‘Oumuamua
Avi Loeb discusses why we need to consider the possibility that the object was sent by aliens, the dangers of unscientific speculation, and what belief in an advanced extraterrestrial civilization has in common with faith in God.


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Monday, 23 November 2009
the final concept #1
it's not much, but considering the horrible circles i was spiraling in before, i'm fairly happy with how this turned out. i call this one, cold angel room. the name leaves alot to be desired, but then again, who cares.
anyway, this is number one done!

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Leeds-based three piece Everyday People have hit the perfect summer soul groove, albeit in autumn, with their new single Small Islands.
The song is a perfect showcase for lead singer Maeve Florsheim's sweet and sultry vocals, possessing the ability to take you back to those lazy carefree days we all are stuck reminiscing upon. The band are also impressively tight musically; both Jasper on keyboards/organ and Euan on guitars add their own little flourishes within the fine-tuned sound.
Small Islands wouldn't be out of place amongst some of the finest music to come out of Detroit, the fervent nature of the song reminding me of some of the best even before the existence of Motown. Being a big fan of this genre, it was a nice surprise getting this single to review, especially when Everyday People do it to such a high quality.


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Redox-Dependent Conformational Switching of Diphenylacetylenes
AbstractHerein we describe the design and synthesis of a redox-dependent single-molecule switch. Appending a ferrocene unit to a diphenylacetylene scaffold gives a redox-sensitive handle, which undergoes reversible one-electron oxidation, as demonstrated by cyclic voltammetry analysis. 1H-NMR spectroscopy of the partially oxidized switch and control compounds suggests that oxidation to the ferrocenium cation induces a change in hydrogen bonding interactions that results in a conformational switch. View Full-Text
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Jones, I.M.; Knipe, P.C.; Michaelos, T.; Thompson, S.; Hamilton, A.D. Redox-Dependent Conformational Switching of Diphenylacetylenes. Molecules 2014, 19, 11316-11332.
Jones IM, Knipe PC, Michaelos T, Thompson S, Hamilton AD. Redox-Dependent Conformational Switching of Diphenylacetylenes. Molecules. 2014; 19(8):11316-11332.Chicago/Turabian Style
Jones, Ian M.; Knipe, Peter C.; Michaelos, Thoe; Thompson, Sam; Hamilton, Andrew D. 2014. "Redox-Dependent Conformational Switching of Diphenylacetylenes." Molecules 19, no. 8: 11316-11332.

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Microsoft Chief Executive Officer Steve Ballmer, said to unveil new software for tablets at the Consumer Electronics Show next week, will face skeptics who say his company won’t soon narrow Apple Inc.’s iPad lead.
“By the time Microsoft gets it figured out everybody will already own an iPad,” said Keith Goddard, CEO of Capital Advisors Inc. an investing firm in Tulsa, Oklahoma, that holds Apple shares. “That train has left the station.”
Allying with ARM is Microsoft’s way of stepping up rivalry with Apple, which has garnered the largest share of the tablet market with its iPad. The new Windows version would be tailored for battery- powered devices, such as tablets and wireless handsets. Computer makers have unsuccessfully been trying to sell tablet-style computers based on Microsoft’s Windows for about a decade.
By adapting its computer operating system for a tablet, Microsoft is taking a different approach from Apple, which used a mobile-phone operating system as the basis for the iPad. Microsoft is taking software designed for use with a mouse and keyboard and adapting it to a touch screen, according to the people familiar with the matter. That will require developers to rework PC programs to make them useful on a tablet.


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Some people can’t stand riding on the subway… the massive crowds, the oppressively hot temperature, the noise, the rats… There’s a lot of potential stuff to dislike. However, some people like the trains so much that they ride them continuously. For eleven days. Apparently that is what happened with a...
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Brothers have Yokota Panthers on the brink of fifth straight title
October 30, 2003
Roy and Chris Roach stood on the sideline of Bonk Field, just hours after a 14-hour flight from Virginia, and watched the football team they now call their own lose 34-7, to Komatsubara, a Japanese high school team, in the Yokota Panthers’ preseason-opening scrimmage Aug. 23.
How things have changed since then — specifically since the brothers donned Panthers blue-and-gold to lead Yokota to the brink of a fifth straight Japan Football League title and the accompanying berth in November’s Rising Sun Bowl V on Okinawa.
The transfer backs from Tabb High School in Hampton, Va., have piled up 1,579 yards and 17 rushing touchdowns, pacing Yokota to an 8-0 mark and helping stretch the Panthers’ on-field winning streak to 36 games, dating back to the 2000 season.
The brothers arrived just when it appeared the Panthers were due for a rebuilding season after the departure of Darren Taylor (JFL-record 1,802 yards in 2001) and Mike Chamberlain (2,354 all-purpose yards in 2002).
“They’ve added a lot,” coach Tim Pujol said. “They stepped in, they played right away and they have a serious attitude toward the game.”
So serious that neither brother is willing to talk about a trip to Okinawa yet.
“That’s too far ahead. We’re taking it one game at a time,” Roy said Saturday, moments after his 162 yards rushing and two TDs led the Panthers to a 40-14 win over American School In Japan.
That sealed Yokota’s fifth straight Kanto Plain Association of Secondary Schools title. A win Friday at Nile C. Kinnick’s homecoming would give Yokota its fifth straight JFL title.
And that’s the extent of their focus.
“We’re focused on the game in front of us,” Roy said.
It’s been that way since they watched that preseason scrimmage. A week later, the brothers suited up and led Yokota to a 64-6 victory over Urawa, another Japanese school. Roy, a senior, amassed almost 300 all-purpose yards and scored four times; Chris, a junior, ran five times for 30 yards. Each had an interception.
“It wasn’t easy at first,” Chris said, “but once the other guys saw that we had skill, they took us in.”
“They brought us into the family very quickly,” Roy added. “It feels good to be here. We’re Panthers now.”
Week after week brought victory after victory, including 44-6 and 41-8 victories over Kinnick and Zama American — teams thought to be in line to break Yokota’s JFL stranglehold.
And the brothers feel the best is yet to come. “We’re getting close to being there,” Roy said. “The team’s getting stronger.”
Chris said, “We’re starting to learn how each other plays. We can pretty much tell what each other is going to do. But we need more playing time together, more practice, getting used to each other, cutting down on mistakes and penalties.”
Neither takes sole credit for their glossy stats.
“All the credit goes to the line and the blocking backs,” Roy said.
Yokota’s offensive line is anchored by seniors Jason Correll, Jason Barajas and Isaac Felarca, junior Michael Herron and sophomore Joe Saffold. Senior fullback Jeremiah Pearcey (589 yards, 10 TDs) has become a key blocker.
“Without them, it doesn’t happen,” Roy said.
How does Yokota football compare to the game in Virginia, with its squads of up to 70 players and quick, athletic running backs?
“On a scale of 1 to 10, I’d give it a 10,” Roy said.
Chris explained, “Even though the players here are smaller than they are back home, they play together, with intensity and cohesiveness.”
The siblings say getting to the Rising Sun Bowl — and winning — would make the journey to Japan, which began by watching that defeat against Komatsubara, worth it.
“It would be well-earned,” Roy said.


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59-823. Release of sureties. Any surety on the official bond of a city, district, precinct, county or state officer may be relieved from liabilities thereon afterward accruing by complying with the provisions of the three (3) sections following.
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"I have been carving all my life, from blocks of soap at the age of five, to carving wooden spoons which I started about six years ago.
As well as teaching at home, at Spoonfest and last year at Täljfest in Sweden, I organise an annual green wood working festival where I live, in Brittany, France.
Although I do different types of green wood-working, I am particularly fascinated by wooden spoons - what appear to be simple, everyday objects are, in fact, very subtle three-dimensional shapes. The variability of the wood itself means that making a beautiful, functional wooden spoon is a real challenge that is never the same twice.
I am particularly interested in the traditional decorated spoons that used to be made in Brittany. These intricately decorated spoons, which were often made to fold, were used at weddings and festivals, where it was usual to bring your own spoon and knife.”


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1 edition of "Monotype" type study leaflets for students found in the catalog.
"Monotype" type study leaflets for students
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Definition of monotype in the dictionary. Meaning of monotype. What does monotype mean? Information and translations of monotype in the most comprehensive dictionary definitions resource on the web. A lot of our customers often get confused about the difference between flyers and leaflets, booklets, pamphlets, brochures, and handbills. While they might seem the same, in the context of print design and print marketing each term means something specific. We hope to clear some of the confusion in this post.
"Lettre bâtarde" was used for the line Indulgence (), which is attributed by Gutenberg. W. Caxton, who introduced the art of printing to England, also used it most frequently of all the types. A curvilinear version of "lettre bâtarde" came into use in Germany and Switzerland around and is called "Schwabacher." In the early 16th century, this type developed into a more. - Explore katrinsmith's board "Printmaking Monotype", followed by people on Pinterest. See more ideas about Printmaking, Art and Abstract pins.
A 'read' is counted each time someone views a publication summary (such as the title, abstract, and list of authors), clicks on a figure, or views or downloads the full-text. The researchers compared two groups of volunteers, both asked to learn an unfamiliar alphabet. The first group used the age-old method of pen and paper (aka, handwritten notes). The second group used a keyboard. Results were calculated each week, which helped them determine the final result: handwritten notes ruled the day. The pen and paper.
Report on Bangladesh handloom census, 1990.
Raising the value of rattan exports
St. Josephs parish, 1900-1975.
Who Am I God 9.95 -OSI
Garabed free-energy generator.
Intermediate algebra with applications
Constance Spry creative ideas in floristry and flower arranging
Economics of European airports
Regional Water Table (1996) And Water-Table Changes In The Antelope Valley Ground-Water Basin, California, Water-Resources Investigations Report 98-4022, 1998
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Stratigraphy, terminology, and correlation of upper Proterozoic rocks in Omineca and Cassiar mountains, north-central British Columbia
Students' Type Study Leaflets, n.d. (card cover containing four 4p. leaflets: Letter Forms, Proportions, The Metal Type, Planning a Printed Job) Monotype Type Study Leaflets (set of 4: Typographic Dimensions, Monotype Composing Machines, Composition Rules.
Lanston Monotype Type Specimens. Arranged by Series number, sorted in character order. Thus, No. comes between No. 21 and No. Each entry for which a specimen exists is illustrated with a PDF version of the specimen (with both a reasonable resolution version and a full resolution version) and an image of a snippet showing at least one cutting of the face (often.
Bible Study Leaflets Available as a Spiral-bound Student's Edition and a Teacher's Edition. Teacher’s Edition: Comes with a CD with Monotype type study leaflets for students book lessons in a PDF format and permission to copy the lessons for handouts to students.
Today our Monotype machines cast type from 8-to point. With over accented matrices, we can offer metal type in any number of languages.
This represents the most extensive collection of classic English Monotype book faces in the United States. In the search for metal type, it is important to consider the ‘depth of drive’ for Monotype.
The Monotype system is a system for printing by hot-metal typesetting from a keyboard. The two most significant differences from the competing Linotype machine are. It is divided into two machines, the Monotype keyboard and the Monotype caster, which communicate by perforated paper is not necessary to have the same number of each machine.
Description. A design based on Monotype 20th Century, which was drawn by Sol Hess between and Century Gothic maintains the basic design of 20th Century but has an enlarged 'x' height and has been modified to ensure satisfactory output from modern digital systems.
Handwriting. Handwritten fonts are inspired by ordinary handwriting, making all Handwritten fonts very different from each other. These fonts will give your message an informal and casual feel. biographical notes on the artists featured in the back. This is a great book that displays the great diversity in mediums and results available with monotype.
I agree with the previous reviews - if you're creating monoprints, and particularly if you're File Size: KB. (7) The study is a sure antidote for the poison of "Higher Criticism." DOUBLE TYPES (1) Two similar things in the same type Two birds in the cleansing of the leper Two goats on the day of atonement (2) Two types closely connected with one another The Red Sea and the Jordan Twelve stones in the Jordan and in the land The manna and the old corn.
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Monotype has 11 repositories available. Follow their code on GitHub. EH Publication ‘Monotype’ type study leaflets for students (Redhill: The Monotype Corporation Ltd) [no date] 4 loose pages and a cover EH Publication Students’ type study leaflets (Redhill: The Monotype Corporation Ltd) [no date] 3 folded loose sheets and a cover.
A Monotype Party, monotype by Corwin Knapp Linson. You’ll find the word “monotype” everywhere in our catalog, but do you know what it is?. A monotype is a print, but with one major difference from other printmaking processes: the artist creates exactly one print, instead of multiples (called editions).
This is due to the way a monotype is made. MONO-LINO TYPESETTING CO: Type Book, Pittsburgh, MONO-LINO TYPESETTING CO: Type book c MONOTYPE CORP, ‘Monotype' Display Faces, c MONOTYPE CORP., ‘Monotype' Centaur etc, London, nd: MONOTYPE CORP LTD, Salfords: Type Study Leaflets for Students.
MONOTYPE CORP, ‘Monotype' Display Faces, The final fold covers the interior panels. Usually, these types of leaflets feature 6 panels – or three per side – although 8 panel leaflets are also somewhat common. And those are the main leaflet types you can get.
If you want to get your voice heard, you want to make sure you choose the right type of leaflet. Synopsis A guide to monotype. It discusses the methods, and covers all mediums that can be used to create monotypes - watercolour, oils, inks and acrylics.
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Nigeria’s Teni the Entertainer and Rema, Ghana’s Dope Nation were among leading African artists honoured at the 2020 SoundCityMVP award festival held in Lagos.
The event, which kicked off with a red carpet show around 10pm on Saturday night, ended with a sterling performance from Davido early Sunday at about 3:25am.
At the event, Teni won the Best Female MVP award for her “Billionaire” song; Dope Nation got Best Duo/Group award for “Toofan Ziguidi”; while Rema bagged Best New MVP Artist.
Similarly, Joeboy won the Best POP artiste award for his song “All for you”, just as DJ Spinall got the DJ of the Year award.
Kenyan rapper, Khaligraph Jones, also won the Best Hip-hop Artist of the Year award for his song “Leave me alone,” while Nigerian Jay Synth bagged the African Producer of the Year award for producing Teni’s “Case” music video.

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A zip drive is a type of removable disk storage capable of holding a moderate amount of computer information. Although it was embraced by many computer users when it was introduced in 1994, it never replaced the 3.5-inch floppy disk. Rather, items such as rewritable digital versatile discs (DVDs), rewritable compact discs (CDs), and flash drives gained popularity and have virtually replaced the floppy disk. These storage devices have proven to be convenient and capable of holding large amounts of data. For this reason, the zip drive was never a popular device for data storage.
The first zip drive system, introduced by Iomega, was capable of holding only 100 megabytes of information. This made the drive, which cost just under $200 US dollars (USD), an instant success, as people used it to store files that were too large to be placed on a floppy disk. It was later beefed up to hold 250 megabytes, and ultimately 750 megabytes of information. At the same time, Iomega improved upon the drive’s ability to transfer data. The price for the 100 megabyte model steadily fell as competition increased when other companies began offering their own versions.
From 1999 to 2003, however, zip drive sales began to plummet. This was largely due to the decreasing costs of DVD±RW and CD-R. In addition, Universal Serial Bus (USB) flash drives with much larger capacities were introduced. Nonetheless, some computer users still prefer the zip drive because it is durable, reliable, and capable of transferring data quickly.
Although the zip drive is thicker than a 3.5 floppy disk, it is otherwise similar in size. Therefore, the drive slot is large enough to fit a floppy disk inside. Inserting a floppy disk into the drive can, however, cause damage to the drive and to the disk. For this reason, the drive contains a retroreflective spot to help the drive identify the disk as the proper media. If the drive does not identify the media as being of the right type, it will not engage the disk.


After a year that has been largely dominated by talk of canceled shows and abandoned projects, Netflix has been able to enjoy some good news this week with the announcement of two major renewals.
In the past, Netflix has tended to act quickly to renew shows if they're attracting a large audience on the streaming service. Bridgerton, for example, scored renewals for a third and fourth season before the second had even aired. That was why so many fans of Netflix's breakout drama, Heartstopper, were so concerned when it took a few weeks for its renewal to be confirmed. in the end, two more seasons were locked in, so all is well that's ends well.
The first of Netflix's renewals fits with the streaming giant's past patterns. The Lincoln Lawyer debuted just over a month ago and a second season of the show has now been confirmed.
LA’s finest lawyer is back. The Lincoln Lawyer will return for Season 2 on Netflix. pic.twitter.com/9VRKONBzmXJune 14, 2022
The Lincoln Lawyer is an adaptation of a series of novels from author Michael Connelly. Connelly, who is also the man behind Prime Video's hit series Bosch, created the character of Mickey Haller, a defense attorney in Los Angeles who works out of a chauffeur-driven Lincoln Continental rather than an office.
The character was taken to the big screen in 2011 with Matthew McConaughey, playing Haller. Though a modest hit at the box office, a sequel was never made, with the character shifting to TV instead with Netflix.
In Netflix's take on the character, Manuel Garcia-Rulfo plays Haller, with Neve Campbell, Becki Newton, Jazz Raycole, Angus Sampson and Christopher Gorham in supporting roles.
The show, which adapts Connelly's 2008 novel The Brass Verdict, the sequel to The Lincoln Lawyer, has been a big hit with Netflix subscribers, racking over 230 million viewing hours with four weeks in the streamer's global Top 10 (opens in new tab). A renewal seemed to be an easy decision.
Its second season will focus on Connelly's novel The Fifth Witness, which is the fourth in Connelly's series of novels focusing on Haller. Why are Netflix skipping the third book in the series, we hear you ask? Well, in the novels, Haller is the half-brother of Harry Bosch, Connelly's other key creation, and often acts as his lawyer, as he does in the third Lincoln Lawyer book, The Reversal.
With Bosch being tied up with Prime Video, a crossover isn't going to happen anytime soon and you can imagine why Connelly and Amazon's creative team don't want somebody else playing Bosch...
So what's the other renewal?
Sweet Home, the Korean drama, which Netflix has now renewed for a second and third season.
The drama, , which is based on the Naver webtoon of the same name by Kim Carnby and Hwang Young-chan, follows Cha Hyun-soo, a high-schooler who is forced to relocate to an apartment block after a family tragedy.
No sooner has he put his suitcase down than the apocalypse begins and legions of monsters start trying to wipe out humanity. Trapped inside the building, Hyun-su and other residents try to make the place a fortress in the hope of surviving for as long as they can.
It has taken the streaming giant a long time to lock this in, given the show's first season dropped at the end of 2020. Sweet Home was actually the first South Korean series to enter Netflix's Top 10 in the United States, paving the way for the giant success of Squid Game. It ended up making the Top 10 in 42 different countries.
In confirming the news, Netflix's press release promised that "...in these new seasons, Sweet Home will take on a larger scale with an expanded storyline and cast."
Lee Eung-bok, who oversaw the first run, will return for the second, and has promised that the show's second season will "be in a new setting."
Sweet Home's renewal comes hot on the heels of the official confirmation of a second season of Squid Game, as well as Netflix's previous renewals of zombie horror series All Of Us Are Dead and Japanese fantasy series Alice in Borderland.
Netflix's animated output might be contracting, but its expansion into Korean and Japanese fantastical drama continues apace.
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Don't miss out on this natural hand soap! It's simple to use and even more easy to make. You'll love the smell of this Pumpkin Spice Fall Foaming Hand Soap!
I don't think I'll ever get tired of that sweet pumpkin smell. Even as the winter months come rolling around, I'm still in fall mode at my house.
I tend to think that the scents of fall are ones that can be enjoyed all year long. Apple, pumpkin, cinnamon…all sound pretty good right about now, right?
Who says you have to stop smelling fall once the colder weather arrives? In our house, we don't!
What I love most about making homemade foaming hand soap is that I can literally use essential oils to create any type of scent that I want.
When I'm on a fall kick, I can create various fall scents and I can easily adjust for winter or other times of the year as well.
And when it's cold and flu season, you better believe that I'm making double batches of my soap! Keeping our hands clean and washed is one of the biggest ways that our family stays healthy throughout the year.
I also created this Autumn Woods Fall Foaming Hand Soap and it's a really popular choice and fall scent as well.
Fall Soap Scents – Essential Oil Blends for Soap
Fall essential oils are a lot of fun to make and are really very simple, too. If you're in the market for some various diffuser blends, check these out.
For this recipe, we're going to be using these fall essential oils:
Sweet Orange Essential Oil – smells so good!
Tea Tree Essential Oil – great for so many uses!
Clove Essential Oil – gives off a musky smell that screams “comfort”.
These are just some of the various blends of essential oils that I like to use. (feel free to play with it a bit if you want as there are certain to be plenty of creative options to make!)
How to Make Pumpkin Hand Soap
To get started, you're going to need a few simple ingredients to make these fall soap scents.
Once you have those ingredients on hand, you're ready to start creating your natural hand soap! (There are a few other steps just make certain to check out the recipe card at the bottom to get the full process!)
Fill foamer bottle 1/3 of the way with Castile Soap
Fill the rest of the way with water
Add in Essential Oils
Shake gently until well mixed


WASHINGTON — Most Americans oppose the use of a lottery system for giving immigrants permanent U.S. residence, but a majority support allowing immigrants to obtain green cards through sponsorship by U.S. employers, according to a Reuters/ Ipsos opinion poll.
The poll, released on Thursday, found that only 25 percent of Americans sup- port allowing immigrants to obtain U.S. green cards or permanent resident status through a lottery system, while 60 per- cent oppose it.
The green card lottery, also called the “diversity visa” program, aims to diversify the U.S. immigrant population by allotting 50,000 immigrant visas each year to citizens of countries that do not send many people to the United States.
The program has long been criticized by immigration hardliners in Congress, and came under renewed attack by President Trump and some Republicans after Sayfullo Saipov, an Uzbek national who came to the United States on a diversity visa in 2010, was charged in an attack last week in New York City that killed eight people.
Trump has urged Congress to kill the diversity visa lottery, which has drawn fire for being vulnerable to fraud and for posing national security risks. A 2013 bipartisan effort to reform immigration would have done away with the program, but was killed by the Republican-led House.
The recipients of the visas are chosen randomly by lottery, though they have to go through standard security checks be- fore they are granted permission to enter the United States.
Seventy percent of all adults support al- lowing foreign spouses of U.S. citizens to obtain green cards, and 61 percent support allowing immigrants to obtain permanent resident status through their work for U.S. businesses.
Though 60 percent of all adults said they opposed allowing immigrants to obtain green cards through a lottery, a smaller percentage, just over half, said they would support a proposal to end the program. The Trump administration has targeted both legal and illegal immigration.
The Reuters/Ipsos poll was conducted online in English throughout the United States. It gathered responses from 1,278 adults and has a credibility interval, a measure of accuracy, of 3 percentage points.


In the era of rapid technological advancement, one innovation stands out for its revolutionary potential: Artificial Intelligence (AI). This transformative technology is reshaping the face of the tech industry, ushering in a new era of capabilities, efficiencies, and possibilities. In this comprehensive exploration, we delve into the ways AI is redefining traditional paradigms, influencing diverse sectors, and propelling us toward a future where the boundaries of technology are pushed to unprecedented heights.
1. Enhanced Automation: Elevating Efficiency and Productivity
At the heart of AI’s impact lies its ability to automate tasks that were once time-consuming and labor-intensive. Machine Learning algorithms empower AI systems to analyze vast amounts of data, identify patterns, and make informed decisions with minimal human intervention. This transformation is evident across industries, from manufacturing and logistics to customer service and finance. Businesses are now able to optimize processes, streamline workflows, and allocate human resources to tasks that require creative thinking and problem-solving, thus driving efficiency and productivity to new levels.
2. Intelligent Insights: Unlocking Data’s Full Potential
The exponential growth of data has presented both opportunities and challenges. AI algorithms, particularly those fueled by Deep Learning, have the capacity to extract actionable insights from massive datasets. By discerning trends, predicting outcomes, and uncovering hidden correlations, AI equips decision-makers with the information they need to make informed choices. From personalized marketing strategies to precision medicine, AI-driven insights are shaping strategies, refining approaches, and revolutionizing how data is harnessed to drive progress.
3. Personalized Experiences: Redefining User Engagement
AI’s impact on user experience cannot be understated. Natural Language Processing (NLP) and Computer Vision are transforming how humans interact with technology. Chatbots, virtual assistants, and recommendation systems leverage NLP to understand and respond to human language, providing personalized assistance and seamless user experiences. Computer Vision, on the other hand, enables machines to interpret and respond to visual cues, enhancing user engagement in domains ranging from e-commerce to healthcare. These advancements forge deeper connections between technology and users, enhancing satisfaction and loyalty.
4. Advanced Creativity: Blurring Human-Machine Boundaries
AI’s creative capabilities are expanding horizons by pushing the boundaries of what machines can achieve. Generative AI models, like GPT-3, produce coherent and contextually relevant text, blurring the lines between human and AI-generated content. Furthermore, AI-driven art, music, and design are challenging conventional notions of creativity. Collaborative efforts between humans and AI are yielding unprecedented results, transforming industries such as entertainment, advertising, and even scientific discovery.
5. Ethical Considerations: Navigating a New Frontier
As AI reshapes industries, it also raises ethical concerns that demand thoughtful consideration. Issues surrounding bias in AI algorithms, data privacy, and job displacement underscore the need for responsible AI development and deployment. Organizations must prioritize transparency, fairness, and accountability in AI systems to ensure that the benefits of this technology are equitably distributed and its potential pitfalls are mitigated.
Conclusion: The AI Revolution Unfolds
The impact of AI on the tech landscape is undeniably profound, ushering in an era of innovation, efficiency, and transformation. As AI continues to evolve, it is imperative for businesses, researchers, and policymakers to work collaboratively in harnessing its potential and navigating its challenges. The face of tech is evolving, and AI stands as a powerful catalyst, reshaping industries, amplifying human potential, and leading us toward a future where the unthinkable becomes achievable.


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COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — Coach Ryan Day spoke at noon Tuesday to preview Ohio State’s home game against Arkansas State.
You can watch him in the player above.
The Buckeyes are coming off a top-five win over Notre Dame in which they outscored the Irish 14-0 in the second half.
Ryan Day called the win “ugly” Saturday but did so as a point of pride.
“We have to be able to win that way. We do. We have to be able to find ways to win like that because there’s certainly going to be games in the Big Ten like that. You know Notre Dame’s kind of built like some of the Big Ten teams we play,” Day said.
The Buckeyes’ No. 1 offense from last season struggled, so they relied on running the ball and stopping the Irish’s run game, rushing for nearly five yards a carry and holding them to 2.5 yards per rush.
“I’m really pleased with the way guys played on defense. We have to continue to build on that and we have really good depth,” Day said.
Receiver Jaxon Smith-Njigba suffered a left leg injury after a hit along the sideline in the first quarter. He came back out for one series in the second quarter but was unavailable the rest of the game.
“I leave it up to the doctors,” Day said. “We’ll make sure he’s 100% before putting him back in a game.”
The Buckeyes were already short-handed at receiver entering the game with Julian Fleming unavailable.
Day said Saturday he hopes to have both players back for the Arkansas State game, which kicks off at noon.
In other injury-related news, Day said there is “nothing long-term” with center Luke Wypler who left Ohio Stadium wearing a boot but did not say if he’ll be available this week.
Quarterback C.J. Stroud went 24-for-34 for XX yards and two touchdowns. It wasn’t his best game at OSU but he made plays when the Buckeyes needed them, including late in the third quarter and fourth quarter.
“I think the impact he’s making on this team has been significant and not just on the field. You could see that Saturday night,” Day said.
Day said Stroud’s rollout pass throwing across his body on the move to Miyan Williams along the sideline on third down in the fourth quarter was “as good as I’ve seen” from a quarterback.
“I think if you watch him move, he’s moving different,” Day said. “His body looks different.”


Cupertino, Calif --April 7, 1998-- Symantec Corporation (Nasdaq: SYMC) today announced that Norton Utilities (NU) 3.0, the most recent version of Symantec's award-winning problem-solving software, is garnering high praise from industry trade publication editors and reviewers nationwide. Norton Utilities 3.0 has earned an extraordinary number of positive reviews-from leading publications such as Home Office Computing, PC/Computing, and Windows Magazine-and has already won five industry awards since its introduction in November 1997.
"The sales for Norton Utilities 3.0 have been very strong," said Enrique Salem, vice president of Symantec's Security and Assistance Business Unit. "Shortly after the product began shipping, it made PC Data's list of best-selling business software. Clearly, Norton Utilities continues to meet customers' needs for solving and preventing serious computer problems."
"Sales of Norton Utilities 3.0 at our 149 Computer Superstores around the nation have far exceeded our expectations," said Larry Mondry, executive vice president of merchandising for CompUSA. "Symantec is clearly satisfying the needs of thousands of discriminating PC users."
Winning a spot on Windows Magazine's coveted WinList in the March 1998 issue, NU 3.0 was praised for its significant enhancements and new features. In his enthusiastic review, editor Scott Finnie wrote, "There may never have been a more vastly improved version of Norton Utilities, and this upgrade earns a spot on our WinList of recommended products." Finnie commended Symantec for its compelling improvements to System Doctor, writing, "System Doctor's bevy of real-time trouble sensors help to distinguish Norton Utilities 3.0 from its competitors, none of which come close to Norton's professional strength system monitoring."
Finnie also praised Norton Zip Rescue as "a promising new idea" and called the new WinDoctor "one of the most notable new features." WinDoctor focuses on finding and fixing Windows problems and, according to Finnie, "goes a tad deeper into Registry problems [than do competitors' products] and is also better at automatically fixing them." Finnie ended his review, "All in all, this major upgrade easily retains Norton Utilities' place on our shelf of everyday software tools-the kind we install on every PC."
PC Computing magazine editor Ron White wrote in his lively February 1998 review, "Symantec Norton Utilities is back and it's awesome. You'll find more utilities to keep your PC running smoothly, and the new integrated interface puts the features you need at your fingertips." White compared NU 3.0 with Nuts & Bolts and wrote, "If you depend on your PC to make money, Norton has rebounded big-time to counter the threat of other software companies . . . This new version counters all the fixit, tuneit, guardit, and updateit features found in rival products. And it rounds it all off with a licenseplate chic face-lift."
The product earned a four star rating in the April 1998 Home Office Computing review. According to reviewer David Haskin, "The new Norton Utilities 3.0 adds even more weapons to its arsenal, yet it is easier to use than ever . . . The new Norton Utilities 3.0 reclaims its position as the top utility for maintaining your PC's health and efficiency."
CustomBytes, Inc. President and InformationWeek reviewer Andy Feibus recommended NU 3.0 to all Microsoft Windows 95 users. In the January 26, 1998, issue, Feibus wrote, "One way to keep your Windows 95 system going is to buy a copy of Symantec's Norton Utilities Version 3.0 for Windows 95 . . . Norton Utilities 3.0 is the best tool available for providing standalone system performance improvements and troubleshooting. Until Microsoft provides a self-tuning, crash-protected Windows operating system . . . Norton Utilities 3.0 needs to be on your purchasing checklist for each Windows 95 system."
Praise continued for NU 3.0 in the January 19, 1998, issue of Computerworld. Reviewer Howard Millman, who operates Data System Service Group LLC, wrote, "Version 3.0 of Symantec Corp.'s venerable utility collection, Norton Utilities for Windows 95, adds several performance-enhancing and preventive maintenance modules. A new interface, System Integrator, significantly simplifies the use of the program's many features."
In the January 1998 reviews section, CNET editor Gregg Keizer wrote, "Symantec's Norton Utilities is once again the big dog of Windows 95 utility suites; it now has more diagnostic and repair teeth than . . . its toughest competitor." Keizer continued, "Norton Utilities is more or less synonymous with disk diagnostics and PC maintenance, and for good reason: its lineage is long; its reputation, strong. Version 3.0 is no different, as it preserves the power of its predecessor while adding some new and useful components."
PC World editor Stan Miastkowski reviewed NU 3.0, and in the January 1998 issue he wrote, "Overall, Norton Utilities 3.0 excels at optimizing your PC, as well as detecting and fixing a wide variety of problems . . . In short, Norton Utilities is still the package of choice for experienced users who want to keep close tabs on their PCs and do some serious performance tweaking."
PC Novice/Smart Computing magazine applauded NU 3.0's comprehensive utilities and ease of use. In the magazine's Spring 1998 issue, reviewer Shawn Mummert wrote, "Norton Utilities . . . provides perhaps the best combination of computer maintenance tools for consumers. It is best suited to people with more technical knowledge, but it also can be used by novices because the utilities will function with only minimal prompting . . . If you're in the market for a utility package, give the powerful, easy to use Norton Utilities a look; you can't go wrong with the spry ancestor of modern utility packages."
In the January 1998, Windows Sources editor Michael J. Zulich gave NU 3.0 a "Stellar" rating and titled his review, "Norton Utilities Retakes the Lead." In comparing NU 3.0 to its competitors' offerings, Zulich wrote, "Norton Utilities 3.0 for Windows 95 is ready to retake that [product of choice] crown." Identifying the product's pros and cons, Zulich wrote, "Pros: All-in-one utility software; easy to use; powerful. Cons: None."
Symantec Corporation helps make users productive and keep their computers safe and reliable anywhere and anytime. Symantec offers a broad range of solutions and is acclaimed as a leader in both customer satisfaction and product brand recognition. The company is focused on addressing customer needs in three main application areas: the Norton product line of anti-virus and PC-assistance products; the pcANYWHERE, WinFax and ACT! product lines that cater to remote user productivity; and the Cafe product lines in Internet development tools.
Founded in 1982, the company's global operations span North America, Europe, Japan and several fast growing markets throughout Asia Pacific and Latin America. Traded on Nasdaq under the symbol SYMC, Symantec Corporation is based in Cupertino, California and employs more than 2,000 people. Information on the company and its products can be obtained by calling (800) 441-7234 toll free, (541) 334-6054 or accessed on the World Wide Web at http://www.symantec.com.
NOTE TO EDITORS: If you would like additional information on Symantec Corporation and its products, please view the Symantec Press Center at http://www.symantec.com/PressCenter/ on Symantec's web site.


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NBC-News Corp. NewCo. Has No Name, but CEO Now Has One
So yesterday in a very short post, I said the $1 billion valuation that NBC Universal and News Corp. were reportedly putting on its online video joint venture was, shall we say, premature.
Here’s why: No users, no track record and no revelations about what it is actually going to look like. Also no firm launch date either, it now seems.
And did I mention no name?
Well, at least as of yesterday, the No-no-no-no-no company had a new CEO–former Amazon executive Jason Kilar (right).
The 36-year-old left the online retailer last year, after almost a decade at the Seattle-based company. While there, he had a lot of different jobs, including heading up Amazon’s foray into the video and DVD businesses. Before Amazon, he worked for a short time at Walt Disney.
He’ll need all the digital and Hollywood mojo he has to get this project flying, I suspect, given that it is an attempt to get two traditional media companies–neither of which is exactly a shrinking violet–to cooperate to try to catch up in the race to distribute video on the Web.
While No-Name is often called a YouTube-killer (and good luck with that, given that the powerhouse MySpace can hardly keep up), that’s not really its aim nor should it be.
The company is probably more like Joost, except without the closed-system approach that effort is using, to find the best ways to put their professional television and film content across the Internet. As I understand it, there will be no new original or user-generated content at first.
As one smart online exec with knowledge of the venture told me, it is much more about compiling a distribution network rather than creating a destination site, which is a good idea, because there are very few of those that succeed.
Since few big Hollywood companies want to rely on YouTube and its owner Google to get their fare out there and reap the ad dollars hoped, it is imperative that they find as many ways as possible to make their content available digitally.
According to News Corp.’s COO Peter Chernin and NBCU CEO Jeff Zucker, the project has 30 employees in new offices in Santa Monica, Calif., and a dozen charter advertisers.
Some possibly worrisome news: It might or might not launch in September, as some had suggested.
“We’ll launch when we’re prepared to launch with a world-class product,” said Chernin on a conference call yesterday.
At least, he didn’t say no.
Please see this disclosure related to me and YouTube (which is owned by Google).


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It is about mixing religion and government
Senator Steve "Smith said his reasons go back more to his religious beliefs"
"I believe that God is still on the throne and that's happening for a reason, whether we get it or not"
By Howard Fischer, Capitol Media Services
A state senator wants to erect even more hurdles in the path of women who want an abortion.
Sen. Steve Smith, R-Maricopa, said Tuesday that Arizona already has fairly substantial laws requiring that women give "informed consent" before terminating a pregnancy. That includes everything from a discussion of the risks and a 24-hour waiting period to offering to let the woman see an ultrasound of the fetus.
Smith acknowledged his goal in imposing new requirements is to convince women to decide against an abortion.
But the most significant part of SB 1494 is that it would alter Arizona law to define human life as beginning at conception. And that could pave the way for abortion foes to use the Arizona statute to mount a head-on challenge to the landmark 1973 U.S. Supreme Court decision declaring that women have a constitutional right to an abortion.
A spokeswoman for Planned Parenthood, which traditionally opposes such restrictions, said her organization was still studying the measure and had no comment.
Smith said there's a legitimate purpose behind the definition of human life.
"It clearly tells the woman that what they're aborting is a human being," he said.
His legislation hammers that point home with a requirement that a woman be told, at least 24 hours in advance, that the abortion "will terminate the life of a whole, separate, unique, living human being." And a pregnant woman also would have to be informed she "has an existing relationship with that unborn human being" which is protected by the U.S. Constitution and state laws.
And then there's the legal challenge.
Smith said the legality of a similar law is being considered by the 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals. If that is upheld and his measure becomes law, he expects a challenge to the 9th Circuit which has purview over Arizona statutes.
Ultimately, he expects the question to go to the U.S. Supreme Court.
"If the Supreme Court now decides that language is correct and what you're killing is a human being, well, we have a little law that you can't kill human beings," Smith said. At that point, he said it forces the high court to reexamine the rationale behind Roe v. Wade.
But Smith said he sees a benefit in the legislation regardless of whether it ultimately leads to abortions once again being illegal in Arizona. He said the current informed consent requirements go only so far.
"But when they see what you're killing is a human being in front of them, I think that's hopefully just one more stopgate in their mental processing to say, ‘Oh, it's not just an amalgamation of cells and globs of this and plasma this and blood this,'" he said.
Smith's legislation would apply in both cases of surgical and medical abortions, the latter involving the use of RU-486 which induces a woman to miscarry.
Less clear is how a law defining life as beginning at conception might affect the legal use of the "morning-after pill."
One theory is that the pill, essentially a large dose of hormones, prevents a woman from ovulating. Smith said he subscribes to an alternate theory that the hormones prevent a fertilized egg from implanting in the uterus.
"This bill was not written for that," he said. "It's written for your typical walking-into-an-abortion-clinic case."
Smith said it will be up to courts to determine if the law - assuming it is approved and upheld - affects that particular practice.
The first-term lawmaker said if it were up to him, all abortions would be illegal. That separates him from several "pro-life" politicians, including Gov. Jan Brewer who said she would allow exceptions, including in cases of rape or incest.
"I guess I'm a purist," he said. "It's easy for me as a man to say that because I'll never be in that situation."
Smith said his reasons go back more to his religious beliefs.
"God doesn't make mistakes," he said. "I believe that God is still on the throne and that's happening for a reason, whether we get it or not."
The definition of life aside, Smith's measure would add to the list of what a prospective abortion patient would have to be told ahead of time.
Right now that list includes "immediate and long-term medical risks" a patient would want to know about, the probable gestational age of the unborn child as well as its "probable anatomical and physiological characteristics."
SB 1494 would require a specific mention of depression and related psychological distress as well as the risk of infection, hemorrhage, danger to subsequent pregnancies and infertility.
Smith acknowledged nothing in the law requires a woman to be told about the impacts of carrying a child to term, including how that will affect her life or finances. He said that is justified.
"They're not going to a childbirth clinic, they're going to an abortion clinic," he said. "At an abortion clinic, they should be told the risks of having an abortion, not having the risk of having a child."
He said any woman interested in the latter information should see a family doctor.


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By AR - With a moral compass unerringly stuck on "shit," Britain's House of Commons this week struck three blows for Leftist causes.
Oh yeah, that pesky "need for a father" clause had to go. It trampled all over other peoples "need for a lifestyle".BRITAIN has forged landmark new rights for homosexual parents after the House of Commons unexpectedly threw out proposals that would have required fertility clinics to consider a child's "need for a father" before providing treatment.
The father's role will now be replaced by the "need for supportive parenting" and both partners recognised as parents on birth certificates when lesbian couples conceive with donated sperm, or gay men use surrogacy.
It was a bit more graphic than that. The Australian leaves out this bit:British MPs have voted to keep the time limit for abortions at 24 weeks, during the first major debate on the issue for nearly 20 years.
Following impassioned debate, the House of Commons voted by clear margins against a series of proposals to cut the time limit at which a woman can have a termination to either 22, 20, 16 or 12 weeks.
Britain has one of the highest abortion rates, and latest cutoff dates for the procedure, in the EU.
Nadine Dorries, a Conservative MP and former nurse who proposed the amendment to reduce the limit to 20 weeks, gave a graphic account of how she had witnessed a “botched abortion which became a live birth”.
“I knew at that moment while I stood with that little boy in my arms that one day I would have the opportunity to stand and defend babies like him because what I thought we were committing that day was murder,” she said.
Don't worry, Pro-Late-Abortion-Choice supporters. There's plenty of rationalising being done on your behalf:"As I stood and looked in that cardboard bed pan this little boy was gasping through mucus and amniotic fluid for his breath.
"I stood with him in my arms for seven minutes while he gasped for his breath and a botched abortion, which became a live birth, became a death seven minutes later."
By "alternative arrangements," she doesn't mean they'll stop seeking late term abortions but they'll travel overseas to a country with relaxed standards. Sort of like those in Britain now.But Health Minister Dawn Primarolo, backing the status quo, warned that reducing the limit could force the small number of women who seek late abortions to seek alternative arrangements.
I wouldn't suggest the debate was between ethics and science, but rather between ethics, science, and Leftists' need to feel good about themselves. In such a debate, ethics doesn't rate a chance.BRITAIN'S parliament has voted to allow the creation of human-animal embryos that some scientists say are vital to research cures for diseases but critics, including the Catholic Church, argue pervert the course of nature.
In a separate vote, parliament also decided to allow parents of children suffering serious diseases to use in-vitro fertilisation to select "saviour siblings" who can act as donors for transplants to save their sick brothers and sisters.
Parliament defeated an amendment to ban inter-species research - in which human DNA is injected into cells derived from animals - by 336 to 176 after hours of impassioned debate on ethics versus science.


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Recombinant human TGF beta R2 (190-end) was expressed by baculovirus in Sf9 cells using an N-terminal GST tag. TGF beta R2 is a member of the TGF beta receptor subfamily and is a ser/thr protein kinase. TGF beta R2-induced protein phosphorylation plays a key role in signal transduction that leads to mitogenic responses. The TGF beta R2 receptor transmits signals from the cell surface to the nucleus and provides instructions for making transforming growth factor (TGF)-beta type II receptor. Mutations in TGF beta R2 gene have been associated with Marfan Syndrome, Loeys-Deitz Aortic Aneurysm Syndrome and the development of various types of tumors. ADP-Glo Kinase Assay is a luminescent kinase assay that measures ADP formed from a kinase reaction; ADP is converted into ATP, which is a substrate in a reaction catalyzed by Ultra-Glo Luciferase that produces light. The luminescent signal positively correlates with ADP amount and kinase activity. The assay is well suited for measuring the effects chemical compounds have on the activity of a broad range of purified kinases, making it ideal for both primary screening as well as kinase selectivity profiling. The ADP-Glo Kinase Assay can be used to monitor the activity of virtually any ADP-generating enzyme (e.g., kinase or ATPase) using up to 1mM ATP. Kinase Enzyme System contains: Kinase: TGF beta R2, 10ug (Human, recombinant full-length). MW: ~68kDa. Substrate: Native Swine Myelin Basic Protein (MBP). Other: Reaction Buffer, DTT. TGF beta R2 NCBI Database Entry: www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/gene/7048/. Visit www.promega.com/kinase/ to see all Kinase Enzyme Systems.

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'I was told I was too fat for the stage': Jennifer Ellison steps out in another bandage dress as she reveals why she lost five stone
After losing five stone, no wonder Jennifer Ellison is showing off her trim physique in the tightest of dresses.
And as she stepped out in Cheshire last night, the former Brookside actress revealed the turning point that made her decide to lose weight.
The TV star, 28, revealed a director at a theatre audition said she was 'too fat' for the part, which prompted her to overhaul her diet and start working out.
Slim and trim: Actress Jennifer Ellison shows off her new size 8 figure in a CelebBoutique bandage dress at the Coterie restaurant in Widnes, Cheshire on New Year's Day
Ellison admitted the cutting remark as she celebrated New Year's with dinner and drinks at the Coterie Wine Bar in Widnes – where she lives with husband Robbie Tickle and their son Bobby, 23 months.
Now a svelte and toned size 8, Ellison certainly had the last laugh as she showed off her figure in a 109 CelebBoutique Kimmy Adelisa bandage dress and a pair of towering Christian Louboutin platform heels.
The former Hell's Kitchen winner, who is set to star on the new series of Dancing On Ice, piled on the pounds while pregnant with Bobby and struggled to lose the weight after as she battled with post-natal depression.
Don't rain on my parade: Ellison didn't let the wet weather dampen her spirits
'I looked like a hippo': A heavier Ellison at boot camp in July 2010
Although she was unhappy with her weight, it was an extra blow when her agent told her why she had missed out on a part she really wanted.
She told The Sun: 'My agent started off by telling me how sometimes we have to say things that are hurtful but that he wouldn't be doing his client justice if he didn't say it to them.
'Then he told me what the director had said about me. He said that I desperately needed to get back to my Chicago weight and that if I wanted to continue working in the West End I had to slim down.
'I felt so humiliated. I believed I had made a complete fool of myself in front of all those people at the audition. It was an awful time but I have to admit, that director did me a favour.'
The 5ft 7 star described herself as a 'hippo mamma' after she went from a size 8 to 18.
She lost some weight in 2010 after
enrolling at boot camp in preparation for her nude scenes in the touring
production of Calendar Girls.
But it wasn't until last year, she really started to conquer her weight battle.
She has now shared the secrets of her transformation in a new fitness DVD Jennifer Ellison's Fat Blaster Workout.
The new DVD, which is co-presented by celebrity personal trainer Elia Siaperas, sees Ellison go through a five step workout, including Fat Blaster, Tone Blaster, Box Blaster, Power Blaster and Belly Blaster.


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Directed by Christopher McQuarrie. Produced by Tom Cruise, J. J. Abrams, Bryan Burk, David Ellison, Dana Goldberg, and Don Granger. Written by Christopher McQuarrie. Release date: July 31, 2015.
It’s tempting to just write “it’s like the last ones” and be done with my review of Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation. If you’ve seen the other ones – particularly Ghost Protocol and perhaps with the exception of the second one – you know more or less what you’re going to be getting going in, and the film delivers on all of those expectations. Is it still a mid-level action series? Of course it is! But it’s a fun mid-level action series that has had a consistent level of quality during the almost two decades over which it’s been running.
Rogue Nation is once again led by Tom Cruise, reprising his role of Ethan Hunt. He begins the film going AWOL from the Impossible Mission Force (IMF), which has come under scrutiny from the CIA for its “questionable” tactics and results. Hunt is convinced that an anti-IMF called the Syndicate is out there – because the “anti-team” plot worked so well in Furious 6 – causing all sorts of terrorist mayhem, and he wants to stop them. He eventually convinces some of his IMF buddies – Benji (Simon Pegg), Brandt (Jeremy Renner), and Luther (Ving Rhames) – to help him, even though the CIA has forbidden it and helping Hunt is equivalent to treason.
The villain is Solomon Lane (Sean Harris), who leads the Syndicate. His right hand woman is Ilsa (Rebecca Ferguson), who is either evil, a double agent, a triple agent, a quadruple agent, a quintuple agent, or … what’s six? Sextuple? Yes, sextuple agent. She changes her mind more often than an indecisive man attempting to buy a breakfast cereal. More often than not she seems to help Hunt and his crew in whatever side missions they have to do before taking down the Big Bad, but she almost as frequently betrays them right after. Trying to figure out which side she’s actually on is part of the fun of Rogue Nation. The is-she-isn’t-she aspect to the proceedings keeps you thinking throughout.
The side missions I mentioned earlier are where most of the film’s action scenes come into play. There are a couple of chases, one extraordinary heist, a shootout or two, at least one fist fight – there’s a lot of action, is what I’m getting at. One of the things that Rogue Nation has been bragging about in the marketing is that the majority of these have been accomplished without (much) CGI; the stunts are all real, and are frequently being performed by the actors, not stunt doubles. This does give the film a feeling of authenticity. Watching Tom Cruise hang off an airplane at several thousand feet or have to hold his breath for several minutes increases the tension the film wants to generate.
Watching Tom Cruise hang off an airplane at several thousand feet or have to hold his breath for several minutes increases the tension the film wants to generate.
That’s probably what I appreciated most about Rogue Nation, actually: it manages to sustain a constant sense of tension throughout its entirety. It does something that most horror movies struggle to achieve and does it while giving us humorous dialogue and sometimes quite frankly over-the-top action scenes. There’s always a chance of failure, or a sense that someone knows something that the heroes don’t that will lead to their downfall. It’s not always certain that they’ll succeed.
Then again, with the way the film – and the series, really – worships Ethan Hunt – and by extension, Tom Cruise – we honestly shouldn’t be surprised if or when it works out for the best. There’s a scene in Rogue Nation, for example, in which Alec Baldwin praises Hunt for what feels like an entire minute, going on and on about how awesome he is. One has to wonder if the series has become nothing more than a vanity project for Cruise – something he returns to when he feels like audiences aren’t giving him enough love lately.
To be fair to Cruise, he does put a lot of effort into the role, and even at the age of 53 still makes us believe that he can be a believable action hero. This is in large part because he does do many of his own stunts, meaning we don’t have to stretch our suspension of disbelief very far. He continues to be charismatic, too, which means that as long as you can put aside his personal life, his character is really easy to root for. None of the acting in Rogue Nation is bad, mind you, but it’s Cruise who’s the driving force and the one who shines the brightest – even if Rebecca Ferguson does make an impression of her own.
Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation is another Mission: Impossible movie, by which I mean that you should know what to expect, and the film delivers the expectations that come with that classification. Good action, several thrilling sequences, a near-inconsequential plot that probably doesn’t hold up upon more than a cursory glance, and Tom Cruise single-handedly willing us to root for him and his team of heroes. It’s fun, okay? If you’ve seen the previous films, you know what you’re getting into. If you haven’t, why not? They’re all enjoyable, and the series has had a consistently good quality to it. This is another good one, and well worth checking out.
Bottom Line: Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation is a tension-filled thrill ride, as long as you don’t try to pick apart its plot.
Recommendation: It’s another good Mission: Impossible movie, so that makes it worth checking out.[rating=3.5]
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Paedophiles are using secret Facebook groups to swap images, investigation finds
Paedophiles are using Facebook to share indecent images (Picture: Getty Images)
Paedophiles are using secret groups on Facebook to post and swap images of children, a BBC investigation has found.
The social network allows for members-only groups that are invisible to everyone except those invited to join. A BBC investigation found there were a number of secret groups created and run by men sexually attracted to children which included pornographic and highly suggestive images purporting to be of minors.
In at least one case a group was being administered by a convicted paedophile who is on the sex offenders’ Register.
http://metro.co.uk/2016/02/12/paedophiles-are-using-secret-facebook-groups-to-swap-images-investigation-finds-5679499/ SOURCE&VIDEO: http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-35521068


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Jay-Z and Beyonce loves each other very much and you could see that love last weekend at the Made In America Festival in Philadelphia.
The crowd went wild when hip hop’s royal couple stepped out their comfort zone and walked through the huge audience to see the legendary Run DMC performed. Blue Ivy’s mother, who celebrated her 31st birthday this week, looked stunning in a Brooklyn shirt and leather pants.
Jay-Z, who is a co-producer of the event, performed on both nights. Hov returned on the second night to perform his classic single “99 Problems.”


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The word came down from the BBC early Tuesday morning.
Mattel, one of the companies that makes the popular board game Scrabble, announced it would be changing the game's rules for the first time in its 72-year history. Proper nouns such as places, people, or companies would now be allowed.
Throughout the Web, bloggers uniformly condemned the decision as a signal of the dumbing-down of our culture. The outrage was palpable.
There was one problem, however. The initial BBC report, along with similar reports in British outlets such as the as The Telegraph and the Daily Mail, was misleading. Scrabble was not changing the rules to its classic board game. It was issuing a new game- Scrabble Trickster- with these new rules, and only in the U.K. The original game would remain.
Before that became clear-within hours of the erroneous reports-bloggers sprung forward to object. Nearly a quarter (23%) of the week's links in the blogosphere April 5-9, related to Scrabble, according to the New Media Index from the Pew Research Center's Project for Excellence in Journalism.
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This class is an intermediate study of photography that focuses on developing skills learned in Photo I and bringing new skills to the forefront. We will explore more serious forms of photography and expect a more professional outcome.
For this assignment you will photograph 50 digital frames of shadow art. Consider what you want to create. Do you want interactive shadow art, where the shadow becomes part of the world that the person is interacting with, or even becomes a character that interacts with the physical world? Would you prefer to make shadow art using objects or allow the organic world to naturally create shadow and add to the composition? You can approach this in a few different ways (or all the ways) and make something interesting.
• Start this project on a sunny day...the sun is the easiest way to do this
• Walk around your house seeing if there are any interesting shadows that fall across the walls or the floor
• Consider making your own shadows and controlling the environment with a strong light source and enlist your friends and family for some help to make these more fun!


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"Ashok Vidal was once a member of the highest caste in all of Lok whose life was devoted to upholding the Law, delivering swift justice with his ancestor blade Angruvadal. Until the day he learned his entire life to that point was a lie. Now one of the casteless, he began a campaign of rebellion, war and destruction. Thera had been a member of the Warrior Order, spending her life training for combat until she was struck by lightning gaining the power to see the future. She fought alongside Ashok and his company of men know as the Sons of the Black Sword until a shapeshifting wizard with designs on her powers of precognition spirited her away. He holds her prisoner in the House of Assassins. Ashok and his men march to the rescue. With his sword Angruvadal, he was unstoppable. But Angruvadal is gone, shattered defeating a demon. Now Ashok must fight without the aid of the magic blace for the first time. Thera's life depends on it"-- Provided by publisher.
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After dropping their season opener to the Golden State Warriors on Thursday, the Clippers are back in action Saturday evening for their home opener against the Memphis Grizzlies. The game is at 7:30 PST, and will be televised on Bally Sports.
Despite the loss in their opener, there were several positive takeaways that the Clippers hope to carry into Saturday's matchup. To begin, Paul George was exactly who the team needs him to be. Despite not getting a single free throw attempt, George still poured in 29 points, 11 rebounds, and 6 assists on 52% from the field and 46% from deep. George was also a +3 in a game the Clippers lost by two points, so the team was unsurprisingly better when he was on the court.
Against a Memphis Grizzlies team that is hoping to continue their ascension, the Clippers will likely need a similar performance from Paul George in order to secure their first win. The Grizzlies proved last season that they were ahead of schedule, when they beat the Golden State Warriors in the play-in tournament to advance to the NBA playoffs. Much of this was due to the heroics of Ja Morant, and he has picked up right where he left off last season.
In the Grizzlies' first game of the season, Ja Morant exploded for 36 points, 6 rebounds, and 6 assists on 17/29 shooting. This performance was in route to a 132-121 win over the Cleveland Cavaliers. In the win, Memphis also got 20-point performances from De'Anthony Melton and Desmond Bane.
As it pertains to Saturday's matchup with the Clippers, the Grizzlies will be without 5th year G/F Dillon Brooks. After suffering a fracture in his left hand, Brooks is out for an extended period of time while he recovers. This is a substantial loss for the Grizzlies, who really saw Brooks evolve as a player last season.
For the Clippers, their injury report looks similar to the way it will for a while. Kawhi Leonard, Serge Ibaka, and Jason Preston remain out with injuries, and Keon Johnson is once again questionable with an illness. After missing the opener due to personal reasons, veteran forward Nicolas Batum is expected to rejoin the team for Saturday's home opener.
One trend to look at ahead of this matchup between the Clippers and Grizzlies, is the center battle. After the opener against Golden State, Clippers head coach Ty Lue said that it is hard to play his traditional centers against them because they play so quick, and often play small. Ivica Zubac only played 17 minutes against the Warriors, and Isaiah Hartenstein did not see the floor. The Memphis Grizzlies' starting center is Steven Adams, who played 31 minutes in their opener, so expect the Clippers to utilize their big men in this matchup much more than they did against the Warriors.
In a Western Conference that projects to be heavily contested with several quality teams, each game is vital for the Clippers who hope to position themselves firmly in the playoff picture by the time Kawhi Leonard is ready to return. While it is unclear when that will be, all current signs point towards it being sometime this season. The Memphis Grizzlies are one of the teams that expects to be competing for a playoff spot, so Saturday's game between these two teams should feature a high level of intensity.