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North Dakota 2014 Deer Season Set, Online Apps Available May 5
North Dakota's 2014 deer season is set, with 48,000 licenses available to hunters this fall, 11,500 fewer than last year, and the lowest number since 1980.
Randy Kreil, wildlife chief for the State Game and Fish Department, said even after five years of reducing gun licenses, deer populations are still below management objectives in most units. Currently, only units 3F1, 3F2 and 4F meet or exceed management goals.
"Harvest and survey data indicate deer numbers are still declining, especially in the eastern part of the state," Kreil said.
The statewide hunter success rate in 2013 was 55 percent, which is lower than in 2012 (63 percent), and well below the department's goal of 70 percent.
Adequate snow cover needed for winter aerial surveys occurred only in the northeast. Results showed deer numbers were down 21 percent in unit 2C and 29 percent in unit 2D.
Statewide, Kreil said high quality deer habitat continues to be lost and will limit the potential for population recovery.
Out west, the number of antlered mule deer licenses in the badlands was increased modestly. However, as was the case the past two years, no antlerless mule deer licenses are available in units 3B1, 3B2, 4A, 4B, 4C, 4D, 4E and 4F. This restriction applies to regular gun, resident and nonresident any-deer bow, gratis and youth licenses.
Hunters are able to draw one license for the deer gun season and one for the muzzleloader season, and purchase an archery license. There is no concurrent season, and a hunter cannot receive more than one license for the deer gun season.
The number of licenses available for 2014 includes 1,350 for antlered mule deer, an increase of 200 from last year; 932 for muzzleloader, down 270 from last year; and 134 restricted youth antlered mule deer, an increase of 19 from last year.
North Dakota's 2014 deer gun season opens Nov. 7 at noon and continues through Nov. 23. Online applications for the regular deer gun, youth, muzzleloader, and resident gratis and nonresident landowner seasons will be available May 5 through the Game and Fish Department's website at gf.nd.gov. Also, paper applications will be at vendors throughout the state by mid-May. The deadline for applying is June 4.
A new state law requires residents age 18 or older to prove residency on the application by submitting a valid North Dakota driver's license number or a North Dakota nondriver photo identification number. Applications will not be processed without this information.
Gratis applications received on or before the regular deer gun lottery application deadline (June 4) will be issued any-legal-deer license. As per state law, applications received after the deadline will be issued based on licenses remaining after the lottery – generally only antlerless licenses remain.
Total deer licenses are determined by harvest rates, aerial surveys, depredation reports, hunter observations, input at advisory board meetings, and comments from the public, landowners and department field staff.


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That's Life - New Foundation video.Foundation news:
Ethan Fowler has been busy all summer, touring through Europe, hitting Portland for skate camp and was has also been seen with Corey Duffel on secret SF filming missions for the upcoming Foundation video titled "THAT'S LIFE." Ethan has also just finished up a Slap interview that will be out soon.
Corey Duffel is rumored to have the cover of the next issue of one of the major mags, doing something gnarly of course. This is the way Corey usually does things. Corey got even crazier on his trip with his fellow F riders in Europe ollieing one of the biggest gaps I have ever seen anybody do.
Justin Strubing is back in his hometown San Francisco after spending his summer in Spain filming and touring.
Mike Rusczyk has a lot of great things up his sleeve. I've just seen some off the wall crazy footage only Mike could come up with. His part is going to stand out, like watching Mike skate in person.
Leo Romero is back in action after both of his ankles folded over. Leo cruised through Europe this summer and became a star overnight with his consistency and huge bag of tricks. Everybody loves Leo!!!! He F#%king kills it!!!!
Tony Silva spent some of his summer in the Colorado and Utah area filming for his upcoming Foundation part. While in Utah Tony discovered a little ripper name Angel. Angel was so good and cool Tony decided to kidnapped the kid and bring him down to San Diego to show everybody how good this kid skates. Angel is now on Foundation's flow team.
Matt Allen is the newest edition to the Foundation team. Matt is amazing and will have a crazy part for "That's Life".
Tony Silva is gearing up for the Krux road trip. Leaving this week, some of the spots you can see them are Reno, Colorado, New Mexico and Arizona.

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This analysis is intended to elaborate upon some of the existing accounts of possible meanings for the Passion sequence from the reverse side of the fourteenth-century high altarpiece of Siena Cathedral, the Maestà of Duccio di Buoninsegna. I will argue that the Passion sequence was designed for multiple levels of reading depending on the spectator's specific faculties of comprehension. At the basic level the Passion sequence provided the viewer with pictorial narratives of the biblical historia that could be read in a literal sense. Beyond this level, however, the structure of the Maestà provided visual cues that acted as points of entry for the contemplation of the invisible figural meanings that lay behind Christ's Passion. These points of entry appear throughout the Passion sequence in the form of disruptions in the logic of the field of representation through the manipulation of architectural elements. Such figural "movements" were encouraged by the peculiar layout and design of the Passion sequence from the reverse of the Maestà.
Fra Angelico, the Medici, the Magi and the Council of Florence. A History of Temporal Intertwining of the Past and Present
The article deals with four paintings commissioned by Cosimo ('il Vecchio') de' Medici and his son Piero di Cosimo de' Medici ('the Gouty') from Fra Angelico. In the main panel of the San Marco altarpiece and the fresco of the Adoration of the Magi in his chapel at the Florentine Dominican friary, Cosimo used an event of the past – the Epiphany – to commemorate a recent occurrence, the council of Florence, in order to assert the prestige and piety of his family and to legitimate his power and wealth. The iconography of these two paintings is directly related to the celebrations of the Feast of the Magi, which used to temporarily transform Florence into a new Holy Land. The paintings also have an astrological significance linked to the idea of astrologically determined destiny of Cosimo 'il Vecchio' or to the providential role of the city of Florence in achieving the unity of the Church.
In the case of two panels of the Armadio degli argenti it was Fra Angelico who himself proposed a reflection on the current situation of the Church, referring to the Adoration of the Magi painted for Cosimo. The sufferings endured by Christ prefigure the divisions in the body of the Church as well as the afflictions experienced by the Greek Church in the years preceding the fall of the Byzantine Empire. By intertwining the past with the present in a very complex manner, these paintings bring about the problem of the notion of time, as understood by the people of the fifteenth century, a perception significantly different from ours.
The Santa Croce church in Andria (Bari, Italy) preserves an unknown fifteenth-century mural cycle with the Legend of the True Cross. The cycle contributes to the dissemination of the theme in Europe, and outside Tuscany in particular. Moreover the program in the grotto–church contributes to the cult and the perception of the Legend of the True Cross in a Mediterranean and eremitical context, revealing an important mediating role of the Byzantine East. In short, this article analyses the cycle of Andria in its iconographic tradition and the specific syncretic models between East and West, and, finally, contextualizes this Legend of the True Cross in the so-called civiltà rupestre.
When fifteen-year-old Albiera degli Albizzi died in Florence in 1473, her grieving fiance Sigismondo Della Stufa sought to preserve her memory through a marble bust and a series of elegies by leading poets of his time. The bust and its sculptor, Morandus, have proved elusive. This essay seeks his identity in the circle of Verrocchio, a favorite sculptor of Sigismondo's close friend Lorenzo de' Medici. Two busts of women attributed to Verrocchio, in the Frick Collection and the Museo Nazionale del Bargello, are considered with reference to the bust of Albiera, and to possible messages in their costumes and compositions. The elegies for Albiera included a narrative poem by Poliziano which has been called a forerunner to his masterpiece, the Stanze per la Giostra, celebrating another famous Florentine beauty who died young, Simonetta Vespucci (1453–1476). Given the recent precedent of Albiera, it may be that a bust as well as poems commemorated Simonetta. A candidate is proposed and connected with a related Botticelli portrait. Speculating on the appearance and fate of the bust of Albiera, this study invites further reflection on the character of posthumous ideal portraiture in Quattrocento Florentine painting and sculpture.
Often overlooked in the art historical literature, inscriptions are virtually omnipresent in Ghirlandaio's oeuvre. They appear as monumental lettering in his Cycle of Famous Men, chapel decorations and altarpieces, as handwritten notes in his St. Jerome and Portrait of Giovanna degli Albizzi, and on a tablet that is pinned to the wall of a painted room in a scene in the Santa Fina Chapel. Some of them address with direct speech those depicted, others appear as historical inscriptions within the narrative, others again simply name figures or give a work's date of execution. The article draws out how even the most basic inscriptions (often through the choice of their location) are carefully integrated into the semantics of these images. Still, in contrast to contemporaries such as Gozzoli, Filippo and Filippino Lippi, Ghirlandaio apparently showed little interest in the aesthetic or antiquarian dimension of lettering and marked the authorship of his work through the insertion of self-portraits, rather than words or dates. These, it is argued, are regularly employed to forward the cause of the patron. Thus, they appear in painted architectural sites that were associated with the patron. Acting upon his patrons' taste for ancient words and lettering, Ghirlandaio employed the authority and weight granted to the written word, ancient languages, and classical lettering to heighten the appeal of his paintings among the social elites and to forward their social claims.
The leading question in this paper is how to explain the frequent combination of the symbol of Venice, the Lion of Saint Mark, and the text Pax Tibi Marce Evangelista Meus, which combination forms a vital part of the so-called myth of Venice. This paper defends the opinion that the text Pax Tibi Marce Evangelista Meus has been connected with insufficient arguments with Saint Mark's legendary dream on the lagoon and instead builds up an argument in favour of the proposition that the combination of symbol and motto, of martial animal with irenic message, was developed at the very end of the fourteenth century, when as a reaction to the war on Chioggia Venetian expansion started on the terraferma. The combination of the Lion of Saint Mark, the symbol of Venice, with the motto of the city, Pax Tibi Marce Evangelista Meus, accompanied this move to the terraferma which was presented by the Venetians as an act to secure peace in all of Italy.
Charity in Titian's Presentation of the Virgin
Titian's painting, commissioned in 1534 by the oldest confraternity of Venice, the Scuola di S. Maria della Carità, is commonly understood as a monumental history painting, following the Venetian narrative tradition.
This view seems to be based on a misunderstanding. Titian did not intend to paint a storia observing the rules of continuity and chronological order, but his objective was to illustrate the role of the brotherhood in Venice in several scenes. The motto of the confraternity was carità and its patroness was the madre della carità. The major theme of the picture deals with this motto, Charity, the biblical Caritas, which encompasses both love for one's neighbour and love for God. The double sense of the word accounts for the formal division of the picture – the partition between the secular and the religious.
Mingling with the people, the brothers are contributing to general welfare and peace in Venice by their presence and activities. The cardinal dressed in red can be identified with the historic figure of Bessarion, once a member of the brotherhood and here a symbol of religious tolerance. Mary's elderly parents, integrated in the procession of Titian's contemporaries, symbolize the timeless unity of the brothers and enhance their spiritual merits. According to the Byzantine tradition, they have just offered their beloved child to God by bringing her to the Temple. The mountains behind them send the smoke of this sacrifice up to heaven, like two immense natural censers. The Virgin herself offers her own life to God. Her voluntary sacrifice is the highest act of Caritas. Her companions, personifications of Faith, Hope and Charity, remain in the lower, "human" area – the Virgin is placed in the divine sphere symbolized by the golden mandorla. The elderly egg-seller outside of the staircase represents the opposite of Charity: she is the incarnation of avarice and egoism.
This realistic painting with its non-realistic details shows Venice as an actual Utopia, a place where both dimensions of Charity are realized – a community without any conflicts at the beginning of the Reformation.
Tintoretto's narratives of the life and miracles of St Roch for the cappella maggiore of the Venetian church of San Rocco have been overshadowed by the master's overwhelming achievement in the adjacent Scuola di San Rocco. Executed over several decades, the four laterali are usually analysed in isolation from each other and from their original placement and purpose. This article reintegrates these pictures as a coherent, planned sequence and suggests new readings in the light of confraternal, citywide and pan-European devotion to St Roch as a plague saint. Comparison with little-known earlier cycles of Roch, not previously brought to bear on Tintoretto's paintings, sheds new light on artistic and patronal choices at San Rocco. In a carefully orchestrated interplay between visual imagery and embodied presence, Tintoretto's paintings articulated the commissioning confraternity's vision of their heavenly patron and shaped devotees' approach to the saint, whose relics in the high altar were a magnet for those seeking protection against the scourge of bubonic plague.
Daniele da Volterra's Descent from the Cross: Iconography, Function and Context
For a long time Daniele da Volterra's Descent from the Cross was thought to be permanently damaged by Pietro Palmaroli's incautious restoration. Described by Davidson as "a dispossessed ghost, the shadow of a once extraordinary presence", the fresco has recovered some of its former splendour thanks to a restoration campaign that ended in 2005, which allows us to study the picture from a new perspective, taking into account not only its "revolutionary" stylistic qualities but also its innovative iconography, conceived as a support for the worshipper's devotion.
In the first part of the article the modernity of the fresco's composition is considered by closely looking at the preparatory drawings and by enhancing their role in the artist's creative process. The complex iconography is then carefully examined in order to reveal the fresco's theological content and its liturgical "performative" function. While the priest was celebrating mass in the small Orsini Chapel, the painting reminded the viewer about the sacramental dimension of Christ's death. Moreover, the absence of wounds on Jesus' body and his presentation as an offering recalled the resurrecting power of his sacrifice. Daniele da Volterra also enhanced the role of the Virgin not only by placing her parallel to the painting's surface and in a position that echoes that of her son, but also by creating, with the Holy Women, a sort of "mourning" configuration, which presents Mary as a Corredemptrix and Coadjutrix of the human race. This symbolic comprehension of the storia is enriched by another original motif: the conversion of Longinus, which takes place on one of the ladders. In the picture, the ladder becomes an allegory of the scala cœli and the Roman soldier, who is holding Christ, is an exemplum of spiritual ascension.
Although the choice of the Descent from the Cross certainly fitted the funerary function bestowed on the chapel by Elena Orsini, the theological content of the fresco shares interesting relations with the devotional practices of the Minim friars, who had signed the contract with the artist. After having considered the most important aspects of the friars' spirituality with regard to the picture, the paper re-examines the circumstances under which the fresco was displaced during the sixteenth century. The reconstruction of the original stucco frame, in which the fresco was once placed, shows the significant role that this monumental structure used to play, by linking the Descent from the Cross to the frescoes on the lateral walls of the chapel. Furthermore, the decorative syntax of the framing exhibits, with some irony, the artist's inventiveness, which was explicitly related to that of Michelangelo by means of two bas-reliefs, originally at the entrance to the chapel.
The altarpiece in the Tedalini Chapel of San Silvestro in Capite, Rome, painted by Giuseppe Bartolomeo Chiari (1654–1727) is not only the artist's masterpiece, but also an intelligent synthesis of some of the most innovative art in Rome. Painted on the cusp of the eighteenth century, Chiari's masterwork represents a type of altarpiece which continued to exert an influence throughout the century – that of the Madonna and Child imagined as a statue come to life before the faithful viewer. Although Chiari is principally known as an important pupil of the highly successful Carlo Maratta, in this case, Chiari surpasses his master. Chiari reinvigorates the altarpiece tradition by returning to the most innovative works of Caravaggio, but makes them palatable to a contemporary audience. In hindsight, Caravaggio is the greater artist, but it is important to recognize that Chiari was once the preferred artist, successfully articulating a taste that would be dominant in eighteenth-century aesthetics.
Between 1664 and 1810 the Great Painters' Hall of the Guild of Saint Luke, the Royal Academy of Fine Arts and the rhetoricians, had a unique place in artistic life in Antwerp. The hall was decorated with paintings and portrait busts by Antwerp artists, both famous and relatively unknown, and served many purposes: as a reception room, museum, theatre, among others. This article wishes to recreate the original appearance of the hall and reconstruct its art collection. Furthermore, the author argues that the art collection was not haphazardly assembled, but that both the artworks that were displayed in the hall and the plays that were performed there worked together to convey a number of messages relevant to the artists, to the city and to those in power.
This essay presents new sources for Andy Warhol's Death in America paintings. Produced between 1962 and 1964 for the artist's international solo debut at Galerie Ileana Sonnabend in Paris, this discrete group of silkscreened canvases, part of the artist's grisly Disaster series, depicts car wrecks, suicide leaps, electric chairs, race riots, most wanted criminals, and atomic explosions. New evidence from Life magazine challenges conventional approaches to Warhol's use of appropriated media imagery and suggests that the artist manipulated rather than merely reproduced his sources for these paintings. Warhol violently transformed images from a Life magazine photographic essay portraying an idealized vision of America's small towns. The artist also mimicked the visual elements of advertisements in Life magazine yet changed their narrative content. By subverting idyllic images of postwar American life, Warhol engaged in a critical and highly intentional artistic practice. This essay additionally considers the possible political effect and international reception of the Death in America paintings.
The present article deals with two portraits of the brilliant astronomer, the citizen of Gdańsk (Germ. Danzig), Johannes Hevelius (1610–1687). One of the paintings, since 1681 has been held in the Gdańsk City Council Library, now known as the Polish Academy of Sciences Gdańsk Library. The second portrait, donated by the astronomer in gratitude for accepting him into the Royal Society of London for the Promotion of Natural Knowledge, since 1679 had been held in the Bodleian Library in Oxford, after which, in 2001, it was moved to the city's Museum of the History of Science. Recently the barely visible, yet legible signature of Andreas Stech (1635–1697), located to the right of the astronomer's finger touching the celestial globe: Andr. Stech | pinxit 167[?] has been discovered and deciphered in the Oxford portrait. Placed next to each other during an exhibition in Gdańsk in 2011, the paintings did not make an impression of having been painted by two different hands. The signature on the Oxford portrait settles the matter – both paintings are by Stech. The painter was constant collaborator with Hevelius, the author of the astronomer's other portraits, including those in the frontispieces as well as scientific illustrations in the scholar's works. The iconographic uniqueness of the Gdańsk original and the Oxford replica confirm that it was the astronomer himself who determined the painting's iconography. Hevelius wanted to be remembered as a rational scholar with a Cartesian countenance, admiring the work of Creation but also researching it empirically. Together with the artist he rejected the vain and melancholic tradition of representing astronomers. A new type of portrait of the early modern scholar was created in collaboration between the scholar and the artist – that of the specialist in a specific branch of knowledge.


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2013 Ocean Rodeo Mako King - 10 year anniversary board received today!
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Urban, made a 150x 42 full wood mako rip off 4 years ago. cold molded of 5 layers veneer, inner layers at 45 deg. outer longitudinal. it has 25 mm concave relatively flat but constant rocker. it's really grippy, and I can see the point of making flats along rail for easier transitions. that said the concave and curvy outline makes board have massive range, you can hold it in a lot of wind.Telekiter wrote:Ohh yeah, the Mako King is a fantastic board. I´ve had the old Original Mako (150x34) and if there was one thing to change about the Mako King is it would be nice if it had the same concave as the original mako. The Original Mako had 18 mm concave BUT the board was just 34 cm wide, so that means that the Concave Radius is much smaller than the concave Radius of the Mako King, hence less "bite". Still The king is my go-to board, and I do also have the Mako Wide (150x40) in my arsenal
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Kids in the Garden – Week 6
I feel like I just sound repetitive but we did have yet another great week with the 'Kids in the Garden' program. It was a bit warm but the kids held out just fine as did the adults.
Ashley Hagenow was our fantastic photographer once again this week.
We had to start by measuring how much the sunflowers have grown. Just a few of the kids headed into the field because – I know, this may shock you all – it was muddy! There was rain! In fact, our little gnome buddy hat 4.2-inches of rain! Woo Hoo! Anyway – the sunflowers measured on average around 55 inches – 14 inches since last weeks measurement!Next we headed out to check out the gardens. Along the way we made sure to collect some veggies that were ready so we could let the kids sample during our 'snack' time. We decided that we didn't just want round pumpkins at the orchard this year. We're going to see if we can grow a triangular one… And a square one! I think it's going to be fun to see what happens as they grow and I know the kids are excited too! Our little 'Duck Race' Garden is growing like crazy. The tomato plants seem to be overtaking the peppers a bit…oh well!
Once the kids checked out all the gardens, did a little weeding, and helped collect the ripe veggies we headed to the shady lean to do a little sampling.
First – the kids all got to try a few slices of apples. There are just a few ready and later when we did the poll all the kids liked the apple they ate! (I'll admit…the Paula Red was too tart for me…)
Next, Diane prepared a quick little recipe:
Wilted Swiss Chard with Fresh Basil
Serves 2
30 minutes or fewer
This makes a lively and colorful vegetable side dish.
2 Tbs. olive oil
1 clove garlic, minced
6 to 7 large Swiss chard leaves, rinsed and coarsely chopped
¼ cup chopped fresh basil plus whole leaves for garnish, optional
Salt and freshly ground black pepper to taste
Fresh lemon juice to taste
Heat the oil in a large skillet over medium-high heat. Add the garlic, chard and basil, and
cook just until the chard begins to wilt, for about 5 minutes. Add salt, pepper and lemon juice.
Garnish with basil, if using, and serve warm.
Of the kids that tried the Wilted Swiss Chard with Fresh Basil – ALL of them liked it! (we had a few kids late coming so they didn't have a chance to try it…I'm sure they would have liked it too).
Unfortunately, we didn't have the same results with the pepper and onion taste tests as we did the apples and Swiss Chard. The biggest problem was getting the kids to even try these vegetables. We found that at least one child in the group liked the onion and pepper and one other at least tried them. Next week we have to come up with some sort of reward or incentive to at least 'try' the veggies. To be a good example for my daughters, I even tried the onion and peppers. Don't tell Jared…but the onion wasn't too too bad…a bit strong but better than I thought it would be!
Pip took an early nap on Thursday so we had the joy of having her join us on our journey through the gardens. Ashley tried to get a great picture of her and I think this one is pretty cute! Pip LOVES apples…in fact…she may take after her grandma van because when she's done there is pretty much just some seeds left!
The final 'lesson' of our 'Kids in the Garden' day was to meet our newest addition – bunny Pongo.


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A lawyer for the men portrays the incident as an accident and says his clients will return to the Bahamas for trial. Attorney Wayne Munroe says they may leave the country Wednesday.
Tyler Valles and Robert Schwartz are charged with manslaughter in the death of Carl Yerger, a 45-year-old father of two from Ruscombmanor Township, Pennsylvania.
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If you travel by plane and arriving on time makes a difference, try to book on Hawaiian Airlines. In 2012, passengers got where they needed to go without delay on the carrier more than nine times out of 10, according to a study released on Monday.
In fact, Hawaiian got even better from 2011, when it had a 92.8% on-time performance. Last year, it improved to 93.4%.
The Airline Quality Rankings Report
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In addition to on-time performance, the joint project looks at three other categories: rate of consumer complaints, mishandled bags and denied boarding performance.
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Eight airlines improved their on-time arrival performance in 2012. Nine of the 14 rated had an on-time arrival percentage of more than 80%.
ExpressJet and American Airlines had the worst on-time performance (76.9%) last year, according to the data gathered in the 23rd annual report.
Virgin America had the best baggage handling rate of all the airlines (0.87 misplaced bags per 1,000 passengers.) American Eagle showed improvement from 2011 but still came in last, fumbling baggage at a rate of 5.80 mishandled bags per 1,000 passengers.
When it came to complaints last year, Southwest again had the lowest consumer rate (0.25 per 100,000 passengers) while the distinction of being the airline with the highest consumer complaint rate went to United Airlines (4.24 per 100,000.)
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Firefox Add-on Pick
Uppity - This Firefox Add-on (weaning myself off calling them "extensions" now) will allow you to browse up the HTML tree in your Mozilla browser. So if you frequently find yourself on a deep-linked webpage and want to quickly browse up to a higher point (say going from "http://blogs.chron.com/ techblog/archives/2006/11/ data_rescue_can_be_easier_than_you_think.html" to "http://chron.com/") but you don't want to be back-space/deleting in the address-bar, this is a great little tool. Some pages it offers aren't valid links, but it is a quick an useful way to explore the site tree of web-pages. --via Lifehacker
Dough Mahugh "Office 2007 Technical Evangelist" drops a number of Microsoft Office Blog links. It you are into all things Office, then you may want to set your RSS feed to some of these blogs to keep up with the latest in Office developments.
The SANS-ISC handler's diary has had a number of good and interesting posts lately: Hacking Tor, the anonymity onion routing network, Malware with new features, and Microsoft Patching Observations (NEW).Here's a neat tool: Fiddler (free) Quoting from the developer's page, "Fiddler is a HTTP Debugging Proxy which logs all HTTP traffic between your computer and the Internet. Fiddler allows you to inspect all HTTP Traffic, set breakpoints, and "fiddle" with incoming or outgoing data. Fiddler is designed to be much simpler than using NetMon or Achilles, and includes a simple but powerful JScript.NET event-based scripting subsystem."
Got a Sony laptop/notebook? Repair4Laptop has a fantastic collection of links outlining How to Upgrade, Repair, Disassemble a Sony Laptop or Notebook Repairs are a lot easier when you can see the ground others have covered first.
Looking to add some plugins into your Photoshop application? Check out The Plugin Site's Free Photoshop-compatible Plugins. Nicely organized, you might find some useful treats in here.
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Speaking of images, Dwight Silverman points us to the flickr Wallpapers page. Wow! These are a pool of images at screen resolutions of at least 1024x768. If you are looking for striking photographic images for your desktop, this is a great place to find some really original work!
Bob Kessel is an artist who primarily uses vibrant, geometrical shaped elements, and strong lines. His works, both original and as inspired by others, present a bold usage of color and force. These are paintings that don't just attract your attention, they mug you! Wowzers.
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Video Delights!Some time ago, Dwight also blogged about Random encounters of the video kind. He tips us to a really fascinating website (Serendipitous Chat) that pulls random live video-cam feeds from the social networking site, Stickam. There is something compulsive about watching strangers chatter on with each other. I don't know why it is addicting, but it is. If loading a single Stickam user at a time is not meeting your hunger, try Kismetchat, which loads 12 random screens of Stickham users.
Despite reports to the contrary, it seems that YouTube retains a ton of Japanese anime clips. For anime fans, there is an Air video montage, a music video of "Love Hina" set to "Pretty Girl (The Way)" by Sugarcult (very slickly done!), and then, there is the incredible music video of "Love Hina" set to "Barbie Girl" by Aqua. Great stuff here on YouTube with a little searching.
Dream Wheels
If I could have just one car given to me, I would almost certainly ask for it to be a classic Aston Martin Vantage V8. It captures the toughness of the American muscle-car era, but retains a certain British "refinement". I recently found the Aston Workshop online. It is a wish-list of all things Aston Martin. They handle sales, restorations and parts. I may never have the opportunity to either drive, let alone own one, but it sure is fun looking! Their Downloads page also contains a number of quality photos, screensavers, and even sound-clips. Nice.
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STANFORD — American soccer fans remember the World Cup moment vividly.
In 2010, Maurice Edu scored in the 85th minute against Slovenia as the Americans stormed back from being down 2-0 in one of the greatest rebounds in the country's soccer history.
But wait.
Referee Koman Coulibaly of Mali disallowed the potential game-winning goal in the 2-2 draw.
In some ways, the play serves as a metaphor for Edu's roller-coaster career.
"You can only control so much," Edu said Friday on the third day of U.S. training camp at Stanford. "At end of the day, some things are going to go your way or not."
Edu, 28, is on the rebound while returning to Major League Soccer this season. He hopes to also return to the World Cup as one of America's defensive midfielders.
Edu has worn through a lot of tire treads along the way. He was the first overall pick in the 2007 MLS draft out of Maryland. After two years with Toronto FC, the Southern Californian became a fixture with the Glasgow Rangers of the Scottish Premier League. He left Glasgow in 2012 for Stoke City after the well-chronicled financial troubles of the Scottish club.
But Edu played only 10 minutes in the English Premier League, then went on loan to a Turkish team where he made just 13 appearances.
Now he's on loan to the Union, where he has appeared 11 times in 12 games. He missed a game Wednesday night while coming to the Bay Area. But the Union had no plans to play Edu after the midfielder suffered a minor concussion last week.
"I feel good now," he said of the concussion symptoms.
Mostly, Edu feels a sense of relief being back in the United States and thriving again.
He was confident that if he just got the chance to play regularly, he would catch U.S. coach Jurgen Klinsmann's attention.
"Had I come into this camp playing a game here, or game there, it would have been a disadvantage," Edu said. "I'm coming into this camp feeling sharp. That confidence does go a long way."
Edu is one of 14 MLS players trying to make the 23-man roster. Five of them, including the Earthquakes' Clarence Goodson, returned from Europe in the past year without seeming to losing a step.
Edu said MLS has reached a level that the Americans don't experience a drop-off by playing at home.
"The level of play is high enough where our best will be brought out of us," he said.
Edu hopes to underscore the point in Brazil next month. He also wouldn't mind another shot at scoring after the debacle in South Africa.
"Now the focus is to try to do it again and have it count," Edu said.
"As a striker, it snowballs and you just become more comfortable out there," Wondolowski said Friday.
The De La Salle High alum isn't worried about anything other than training hard at Stanford.
"I don't get caught up in numbers," he said when asked if he would make the roster.
In typical "Wondo" style, the forward sounded confident the United States will do better than most predict in the so-called Group of Death against Ghana, Germany and Portugal.
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July 5th is Otome Day with Aksys Games Localization, Inc. and our official Hakuoki Shinsengumi Kitan Cosplayers at Anime Expo®! Are you ready to enter the Hakuoki Host Club at 1:30 PM! You might find it to be once in a lifetime experience! If you are too shy, just take some photos with our cosplayers, they won't bite (hard). This will all take place at the AKSYS booth so get there on time, you'll also have a chance to get a sneak peek at the new games: Sweet Fuse and Hakuoki: Memories of the Shinsengumi!
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Surfing dogs show up to ride the waves at Pacifica beach
Dogs, who will do anything to please the folks on the other end of the leash, proved it Saturday in Pacifica by jumping onto surfboards and attempting, much as humans do, not to fall off.
It was the best show in town, and it was free. Hundreds of people who had never before seen a dog ride a surfboard — along with one whale, who lingered offshore and watched from a respectful distance — showed up to witness the miracle.
"How often do you get a chance to see a dog ride a surfboard?" said spectator Toshio Hirano, which is the sort of question that answers itself.
It was billed as the second annual World Dog Surfing Championships. Linda Mar State Beach was full of people and dogs, and many of the dogs were wearing sunglasses, wetsuits, clothing and fancy hairdos, it being that sort of occasion.
Unlike humans, dogs don't perform tricks or fancy maneuvers on a surfboard. They're judged pretty much on how long they manage to remain on the board, and that comes down to wave selection.
And their humans are the ones who do that part. Pick too big a wave, and the dog falls off the board right away. Pick too small a wave, and the ride ends before the dog makes it to the beach. As with most things in the human-dog dynamic, the humans deserve the blame when the dog fails to do what it's supposed to.
In the first heat, Samson the spaniel was facing off against two other dogs. On his first ride, his master, Don Horn of Orinda, set him off on a wave with too much oomph. Unable to hang 20, Samson wiped out after three seconds.
Like all great competitors, Samson brushed it off, got back on the board and rode the next wave all the way to the sand. The crowd cheered as if watching the Giants during a season besides this one.
"Arf," said Samson.
Samson earned an impressive 9.3 on judge Sam Stahl's scorecard.
"It's subjective," Stahl said, describing the challenge of dog surfing evaluation. ""It's a feeling. You're looking for ability to stand, ride, move in the wave. You're looking for style. How panicked or how calm the dog is. That makes a difference."
While Samson surfed, other dogs waited on the beach, sniffing out the competition. Derby, one of the competitors, was wearing sunglasses and a blue Mohawk.
"I told him he'd look stupid but he didn't care," said his owner, Kentucky Gallahue of San Diego. "He's a laid-back dog. Nothing bothers him."
Three dozen dogs were entered in the contest, about five times as many as last year. Dog surfing is catching on, promoters say. There are contests all over Southern California, each claiming to be a world championship. Humans can be as bewildering a species as dogs.
Last year's Pacifica champion, Abbie the Australian Kelpie, was lying quietly on the sand, awaiting her turn. Her owner, Michael Uy of San Diego, said Abbie is a veteran of many competitions and takes things in stride.
"You want a dog to be mellow," Uy said. "I never grab her and put her on the board. I wait for her to get on by herself."
With so many dog lovers at hand, it was a good day to sell stuff. At least a dozen vendors set up tables on the beach, hawking dog food, leashes, organic stain removers and high-end chew toys that come with safety indicators to show if the dog has chewed too much.
Lorraine Walston was selling her homemade dog socks for $30. If that sounds like a lot for socks, she said, remember you get not two socks but four socks in a set of dog socks.
Scott Harlan was selling a $30 nylon sack that attaches to a leash and is intended to hold those little plastic bags after the dog has done what dogs tend to do. When you get to a trash can, you activate a small black switch and the doggie bag drops from the nylon sack into the trash.
"How about that?" said Harlan.
Also on hand were volunteers from the Peninsula Humane Society. They were encouraging passersby to adopt dogs but they did not bring with them any dogs to adopt. Volunteer Meghan Lloyd said that was because the society wanted folks to "make an informed, mature decision" about dog adoption, and a dog surfing contest might not be the sort of place to do that.
On the beach, the fans were delighted and did not appear eager to leave, although the whale departed after a short visit. One of the dogs was to be the champion while the others would not, although the judges — taking a cue from the competitors — were still scratching their heads over the matter at press time.
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Major expansion may be in store for Waterville Valley ski area
Green Peak Expansion project would increase terrain
The White Mountain National Forest is expected to release a decision in April on a major expansion of Waterville Valley ski area.
It would be the first such expansion of the resort's terrain in 25 years.
Waterville Valley's Green Peak Expansion Project would increase beginner and intermediate terrain and glade skiing lower down the mountain along the driver's left of the access road and mean a new detachable quad chair connecting in the area near the Sunnyside Triple.
It would occur entirely on lands designated in the 750,000-acre forest's essential master plan, or its current "Forest Plan" for use as an alpine ski area, according to the Scoping Report prepared by the Forest Service's Eastern Region Winter Sports Team.
It's expected implementation date is June 2013.
The project was identified in the previously-approved master development plan of 1999.
Owned by Waterville Valley Holdings, LLC, Executive Councilor Chris Sununu and the Sununu family hold a majority share of the group, which purchased it a little more than two years ago from Booth Creek of California.
Last year was a particularly poor snow winter but this year is looking up.
The ski area operates under a special use permit of the forest which authorizes 3,010 acres, including Mount Tecumseh for alpine skiing and has another 2,154 permitted acres for Nordic skiing and mountain biking terrain.
The current special use permit for the ski area at Waterville Valley expires in 2050.
The entire cost of the project, including the study, is to be paid for by Waterville Valley Holdings, which also pays user fees to the government based on profits to lease the land.
It, however, owns the buildings and lifts on federal land.
To alter federal land requires an environmental assessment which looks at all the impacts. If it requires further study, more could be requested in the document due in April.
"The proposed expansion would increase beginner and intermediate terrain and offer a more gradual contiunum of terrain challenges at the resort," the scoping report reads. "Having not taken any appreciable trail expansion in 25 years, nor implemented any of the expansion projects proposed in the 1999 master development plan, the ski area has proposed this project to provide an improved visitor experience."
Green Peak, at 2,860 feet is southeast of Mt. Tecumseh at 3,840 feet.
The project would propose a network of eight trails and 12 acres of glades.
The trail network would connect with Stillness and Upper Valley Run, and deploy a high-speed quad, about 4,000 feet long, with a capacity of 2,800 skiers per hour.
The vertical rise of the area would be about 1,000 feet.
The small competition building for the ski club would need to be removed and relocated, the report states at the lower end of the tree island separating the trails Lower Periphery and The Pasture. The new comp center would be two stories and 4,800 square feet, but the clubhouse on the second floor of the building which includes T-Bars restaurant would remain in use at that location.
In all, about 41 acres would be cleared for trails and lift and about three acres of trail widening with snowmaking, using existing water sources.
The decision on whether to approve the project is up to Tom Wagner, supervisor of the WMNF.
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A new research report, Big Data in Big Companies, describes how 20 large firms benefit from big data projects. Report co-authors Tom Davenport of the International Institute for Analytics (IIA) and Jill Dyché of SAS, the business analytics services provider, explore how these companies have deployed analytics to generate value from their big data assets.
"We're making a big bet on big data," says Bill Ruh, Vice President of GE's Software and Analytics Center. "With that said, the pilot projects we've put out there have solved some big problems already. Our early proof-points were important. Now we're moving forward with even more complex problem sets. We're making this a part of everything we do."
The report highlights the most cross-industry, big data success stories ever published. Research participants included AIG, Bank of America, Caesars Entertainment, Carolinas Health Care, CIGNA, Dell, Discover, Fidelity, GE, Macys.com, Schneider National, Sears, T-Mobile, UnitedHealthcare, UPS, Verizon and Wells Fargo.
Big data pays off in multiple ways
"As we engaged big company executives in conversations about big data for this report, they all agreed that big data is an evolutionary set of capabilities that would have new and sometimes unanticipated uses over time," said Davenport, Research Director of the IIA and Visiting Professor at Harvard Business School. "But every one of these executives conceded that they couldn't afford to make big data a mere academic exercise. It needed to drive value, and better sooner than later."
Big data initiatives enable companies to analyse diverse data – structured and unstructured, from internal and external sources – and uncover new insights. Executives at the big data early adopters in the report stressed that analysing big data delivers big payoffs by creating new business capabilities and helping their organisations conduct current processes cheaper, faster and more effectively.
"Big data wasn't really a commonly known term when I first started," said Kerem Tomak, Vice President of Marketing Analytics at Macys.com. "With all that data – and a 50 per cent year-over-year growth rate – it's more than likely that the business demand for big data at Macys.com will only increase."
Executives interviewed for the report described the value of combining reporting, analytics, exploration, protection, and recovery on a single big data platform. Big data environments usually coexist with, rather than replace, data warehouse and business intelligence infrastructures already in place. Organisations that were most effective and likely to succeed fostered strong relationships between business and IT.
"Big data was a wake-up call for these executives," said Dyché, Vice President of Best Practices at SAS. "As high-performance analytics became a reality and performance accelerated, they began realising what could be done. Sure, companies can use big data solutions to fast-track complex business processes. But the promise of fresh innovation is the real allure of big data for executives. They're turning their attention – and their budgets – to emerging technologies and skills."
The report found that transforming organisations through analytics requires new skills, leadership, organisational structures, technologies and architectures. Most organisations surveyed are augmenting existing analytical staff, adding data scientists with IT capabilities who can manipulate big data technologies. Solid knowledge of data architectures, data quality, and master data management hubs are just the beginning for firms pursuing big data as a long-term differentiator, the report concluded.
For a free download of Big Data in Big Companies, visit: http://www.sas.com/reg/gen/corp/2266746
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Pujols' foot is still ailing despite All-Star break
ANAHEIM -- While Albert Pujols enjoyed spending time with his family over the All-Star break, the four days without a baseball game did not offer any significant improvement to his ailing left foot.
"Feels the same," Pujols said. "I feel decent, but I'll see when I play."
Plantar fasciitis caused Pujols to serve as the team's designated hitter for 57 of the 91 games he played in during the first half, and because Pujols' production is so crucial to the Angels' success, his health will be monitored accordingly.
"Albert's naturally a guy that is important to us," Angels manager Mike Scioscia said. "Just like any player, you are always looking for things that might be out of character, as far as how they're moving or some of the time if they are laboring doing things. That doesn't change with any player, and we'll keep our eyes on him the same way."
Despite the injury, Pujols has managed to avoid the disabled list this season and sat out only two games in the first half.
Pujols is determined to be in the lineup and help his team in any way possible for the rest of the season, but offseason surgery is not out of the question.
However, it is not something Pujols wants to think about until the season is over.
"I don't want to talk about that right now," Pujols said. "That's not what's in my mind. We've still got a lot of games left and I don't want to put that distraction in this clubhouse."
What is on Pujols' mind is helping his team win games and finish the season a lot stronger than tit started.
"Obviously success is huge in the second half because when your team needs it the most, you put up some numbers," Pujols said. "But my goal is to get ready every day, have good quality at-bats and help my ballclub out."


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SimpleScience@Heart: Playing college football linked with high blood pressure risk
College football players may need to play more defense – against high blood pressure.
A small study in the American Heart Association journal Circulation found that more than half of the first-year football players at a university developed elevated blood pressure by season's end.
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Facebook to join S&P 500, Abercrombie exiting
NEW YORK (AP) — Facebook will join the Standard & Poor's 500 stock index, replacing technology supplier Teradyne Inc., while Abercrombie & Fitch is downgraded from the benchmark index.
S&P Dow Jones Indices on Wednesday announced a broader reshuffling of several of its market trackers, effective after the close of trading Dec. 20.
Shares of Menlo Park, Calif.-based Facebook Inc. have surged 86 percent this year and picked up nearly 4 percent in after-hours trading. The company is also joining the S&P 100 index.
Abercrombie & Fitch Co. stock is down 31 percent in 2013 as teen retailers fade in popularity. It's being moved down to an index for companies with smaller market values, the S&P MidCap 400. The New Albany, Ohio-based company's stock shed almost 2 percent in extended trading.