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PhantomGuitarist says:
How can a billion illegal downloaders be wrong?
Biefcase says:
Izzy, Park, & Meter- booptastic shew tonight. Your gonna melt some faces off on new years.
vincent cannata says:
To comment #120:
I don't think Mr. Mark is the richest guy in town.
Like many people, he is making 'entertainment' for such a small group of people, and I think the 'music industry' is FAR beyond saving at this point….. sad, but true.
"Lighten up, Fransis."
snugganut says:
biefcase –
did you call in to the show last night and play your green box?
Snugganut- I did! Could you hear it on the phone? I heard Izzy say something about it. And I got a call today from the guy with the white beard today, he said I did a good job on it. That was a big deal to me.
Did you sing CARBOMB last night?
Here's to the 'flop=tops'!
I hope you guys are getting a 'healthy' paycheck for your NYE show!
If a new piece is in the works, I feel you have to mix the songs with the 'sound/noise' pieces!
The new album felt naked….. just my opinion, of course.
Here's hoping you can also maybe compile "How Radio Was Done" into a nice "Over The Edge" comp!
Wishing I was there,
beef:
when you say "the guy with the white beard," do you mean the weatherman or santa claus? i would be very surprised to hear that david called you. your video on youtube cracked me up, with the lights and the blowing on the black thing.
and yes, i did sing/yell on carbomb, and participated in the show, all of which was very surreal and exciting because i've been a huge fan for quite some time.
i haven't listened to the show yet, so i'm not sure if it was a fun clusterfuck or a complete disaster!
Oh, it was pretty good.
re#126:
I agree, there should be some booper stuff on the new album, if there is to be one. How on earth one would ever hope to condense the HRWD series into an OTE compilation I do not know, but would still like to see an attempt at it!
As for the World Decides, could it be the next OTE thing, a bit like Receptacle Programming, but with emailed or web uploaded content for those of us unable or unwilling to cripple ourselves financially with international phone charges (even us fans have children to clothe etc)?
I for one would love to drop a few minutes (or even a longer segment) into the mix. Or take over Over the Edge for 15 mins or half an hour. Would take the pressure off Mr Isn't.
Just a thought. The World can Decide, I guess.
Beef says:
(Snugganut)
I just listened to the show in mono. It was pleasantly confusing, especially when Mark was talking to the Weatherman over the long Shoutcast delay. It sounded like you guys were having fun!
The lack of rockstar mentality in this group is so refreshing.
I was actually lucky enough to be invited down there by santa claus to help out for one of the Sexdirt shows….VERY surreal.
Im glad you got a laugh out of my video. Im going to make more that I should have up in a few weeks…. perhaps with special guests….†
Greg Falkingham says:
re #129:
I think this idea definitely has merit, and is very much a logical extension of what OTE had been doing and embracing with more primitive technologies in the past.
I was already thinking how much of what the Puzzling Evidence show has become is about watching YouTube content over the air (who in turn contribute content to YouTube, viz PuzzlingEvidenceTV).
It may well be that this way madness lie, but given the current state of things, it is at least one avenue worth exploring. The question then becomes -is it possible to be spontaneous, in real time, on the web?
re 131: spontaneity is probably a hard one, but certainly some new creativity could be achieved. Perhaps the Take Over Over The Edge (TOOTE) could be one option. Izzy Isn't isn't getting any younger and if he had 15 min or half hour segments were he could go for a piss break (yeah I caught that bit on Boopy Xmas) then maybe that would be helpful. Could make it harder to maintain a 'topic' for a particular show, but maybe that's a good thing: The World Will Decide what should be on Over the Edge!
"get your own show" says:
It just won't be over the edge.
Plaster Castro says:
Mayonnaise.
RR Anderson says:
TACOMA WASHINGTON: The Cartoonist's League of Absurd Washingtonians (C.L.A.W.) meets twice a month on the second and fourth Wednesday of the month. "More than anything else I think we were all looking for an excuse just to sit down with other artists and have fun doodling," said Mark Monlux. "Oh, that and wear fez and have a secret handshake."
Izzy Isn't says:
Re #129
I don't know about this idea of incorporating "live" or recorded Internet material spontaneously into the OTE mix. I really don't want listeners watching or working on line during the show, then they are no longer listening! Multi-tasking is certainly possible, but not recommended during any kind of art appreciation. I really love the ears-only, theatre of the mind, sensory exclusivity that radio, all by itself, demands. I see it as an entertainment plus, not as a drawback needing augmentation with the other senses.
Also,I have too much to think about already and really don't want to be bothered by yet another waiting input to compose with.
I stil like the phones for spontaneous, audio only input, though recently that input seems pretty awful – unimaginative, dull, and inconsequential.
And there are plenty of ways to call free through the Internet, aren't there?. I don't use that myself so perhaps someone out there can tip off our international and long distance listeners some of the best sites to call Berkeley free through?
(OTE on-air #: 510-848-4425. When your phone stops ringing, you're on the air. Don't say hello.
The show you hear in your telephone is LIVE, all other signals, broadcast or on line, are delayed anywhere from 10 to 20 seconds.
January 6th, 2009 at 10:43 am
Thanks for the response Izzy. I get where you are coming from. I was unaware of the opportunity to phone via the internet, if anyone does know more can they please let me know?
PS – I was thinking of purely audio content, not multi-media or anything. Just in case I have been misconstrued.
WoWcaholic says:
the brain hurts,
how can it be fixed?
advice dearly appreciated.
MentalMan says:
Total ablation of the Brain might be useful sometimes…
AKA says:
I thought Negativland, and related and interested parties should know about the following:
From: http://www.loc.gov/folklife/inaugural/
Inauguration 2009 Sermons and Orations Project
On January 20, 2009, the United States will inaugurate Barack Obama, the country's first African American president. In anticipation of citizens' efforts to mark this historic time around the country, the American Folklife Center will be collecting audio and video recordings of sermons and orations that comment on the significance of the inauguration of 2009. It is expected that such sermons and orations will be delivered at churches, synagogues, mosques and other places of worship, as well as before humanist congregations and other secular gatherings. The American Folklife Center is seeking as wide a representation of orations as possible.
This collection will become one of many oral history and spoken-word collections at the American Folklife Center that preserve American's accounts of, and reactions to, important cultural events. Over many decades, the American Folklife Center at the Library of Congress has documented everyday citizens' reactions to major historic events in our collective American experience. For instance, man-on-the-street interviews were recorded on the day after the attack on Pearl Harbor in 1941 (see the online collection); the traditions of Italian-Americans were documented to celebrate the Columbus Quincentenary, in 1992; interviews were conducted with Americans across the nation in the weeks following the tragedy of September 11, 2001 (see the online collection); and the Veterans History Project is preserving the personal-experience stories of Americans who served the nation in wartime. These voices of ordinary Americans responding to extraordinary events exist as valuable research collections for the scholars of today and they are a cultural legacy preserved for future generations.
Congregations and groups interested in contributing to this once-in-a-lifetime documentary project are asked to record sermons and orations delivered during Inauguration Week 2009 and donate them to the Library of Congress. The donated recordings will be preserved at the American Folklife Center in order to enhance the nation's historical record and preserve the voices of religious leaders and other orators for researchers and scholars of the future. After being processed by archivists, the collection will be made available to scholars, students and the general public. In addition, copies of collected materials may also be deposited at the National Museum of African American History & Culture at the Smithsonian Institution so that they may reach as wide an audience as possible.
Individuals and groups interested in contributing to the Inauguration 2009 Sermons and Orations Project are asked to submit audio and video recordings made in digital or other approved formats. To be accepted into the collection, the recordings must be of sermons and orations that were delivered to congregations and other audiences between Friday, January 16 and Sunday, January 25, 2009.
In addition to audio and video recordings, the American Folklife Center is collecting written texts of sermons and orations (submitted in the form of print or electronic media), as well as printed programs from the events during which the sermons and orations were delivered. All submissions must be postmarked by February 27, 2009, and must be accompanied by signed release forms and a completed information form, found on this website.
For additional information about the Inauguration 2009 Sermons and Orations Project, call the American Folklife Center at (202) 707-5510 between 8:30 a.m. and 5 p.m., Monday to Friday, Eastern Standard Time.
The Library of Congress, the nation's oldest federal cultural institution, is the world's preeminent reservoir of knowledge, providing unparalleled collections and integrated resources to Congress and the American people. Many of the Library's rich resources and treasures may also be accessed through the Library's Web site http://www.loc.gov and via interactive exhibitions on a new, personalized Web site at myLOC.gov.
The American Folklife Center was created by Congress in 1976 and placed at the Library of Congress to "preserve and present American Folklife" through programs of research, documentation, archival preservation, reference service, live performance, exhibition, public programs and training.
Just Sayin' says:
Seeing as how it's a new year, and this page is becoming a bit unwieldy – what say we fire up a Chapter 4?
ki6iqk says:
IZZY-Part 95b was a standout show….a lot more interesting than the 1987 I remember.
Although, I've been wondering what the "line strait or curved or even a dot, or a protuberance, or a cavity"-bit was since i heard it around 86/87. I thought I dreamed it 'cause I still remember it so vividly and can't place it.
Can't wait to have my memory jogged again in 4hrs.
P.S. One time while listening to OTE in the dark w/ headphones I started to fall out of my chair due to some panning effect you were doing… & no, I wasn't drunk.
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Starting off Friday with such a fun recipe, spooky Halloween pretzels!
Are you guys sick of my Halloween posts yet? I'm hoping the answer is no, because I'm pretty excited to be sharing these EASY, but so fun pretzels with you guys. And…I totally have more spooky cocktails coming your way tomorrow as well. So plenty of Halloween.
Sorry, if Halloween is not your thing, I have a delicious savory recipe coming your way Monday!!
Until then, let's chat chocolate covered "spooky" pretzels.
Oh how I love these pretzels. Growing up chocolate covered pretzels used to be one of my favorite desserts. I know it's nothing over the top or extra extraordinary, but I've always loved the sweet and salty combo. My mom would buy milk chocolate covered pretzels around Christmas time and they were usually gone in minutes. But then, what's not to love? Salty pretzels and sweet chocolate? It's one of the best combos.
For some reason, I always seem to find something new and fun to create with pretzels. Granted, it's normally around Christmas time (see these chocolate covered cinnamon sugar pretzels and these caramel chocolate covered pretzels), but this year it's all about Halloween!
This is one of those recipes that really isn't a recipe, but more of just an idea. Meaning, I think the photos are more important than my directions. Especially if you are a visual person.
All we're really doing here is taking some large pretzel twists and pretzel rods, covering them in melted dark and white chocolate, and decorating to make them "spooky". It really doesn't get much easier than these here pretzels. And the best part is how much fun they are to make…for everyone from kids to adults!
The second best part? Making these perfect is actually not what you want, and mistakes are actually what you do want. As I was creating these, I kind of just went with the messy, sloppy look, especially with my ghosts and mummies. And you know….they turned out to be my favorite pretzels.
Point is, embrace the imperfections with these pretzels, get creative, and just have fun making them. These are the perfect weekend project or even fun treat to make after school if you have young kids.
And of course, they are delicious. Again, sweet and salty, a combo that never fails.
If you'd like to recreate what you see here in the photos, I did my best to direct you how to do so, but use the photos as a visual guide, and again, just have fun with these! The more "mess ups", the spookier they get!
And speaking of all things spooky, is anyone doing anything Halloweeny this weekend? I've never been one to go to haunted houses or that type of thing. I'm more of a stay inside, bake up cute treats, and then snuggle up on the couch to watch some cheesy (but awesome) Halloween movie. The homebody in me…it always shines through.
Wondering what you guys do to celebrate this fun holiday though? Let me know!
I'll be spending this weekend doing all kinds of stuff, running around like a chicken with my head cut off…as usual, but it's supposed to be beautiful fall weather, so I'll be making it a point to get outside! I also promised Asher that we'd make more of the chocolate "wands", as she was at school when I shot these. She almost cried when she learned I did it without her, so clearly I need to come through and make some more. The good news it that they are the easiest thing ever to recreate!
And lastly, thank you all so much for the kind words on the new sites design. We are still working out the kinks, so please let me know if you notice anything funky!
All we're really doing here is taking some large pretzel twists and pretzel rods, covering them in melted dark and white chocolate, and decorating to make them "spooky". It really doesn't get much easier than these here pretzels. And the best part is how much fun they are to make...for everyone from kids to adults!
1. Dip each pretzel twist in melted chocolate and place on a parchment lined baking sheet. Split an Oreo in half and use for the eyes. Place the pretzels in the freezer to set for 10 minutes. Once the chocolate is set, add a small dot of melted chocolate to the center of each Oreo and attach the candy eyes. Drizzle a line of chocolate above the eyes for the eyebrows and attach 2 (1 inch) pieces of licorice to each eye. Dot a small amount of chocolate in between the Oreos and insert an M&M to create a nose. If desired, sprinkle the owl lightly with black or grey sanding sugar. Place back in the freezer for 10 minutes to set. The owls can be made with both chocolate and white chocolate covered pretzel twists.
1. Dip each pretzel twist in melted white chocolate and place on parchment lined baking sheet. Insert two chocolate candy melts to create the eyes. Place the pretzels in the freezer to set for 10 minutes.
1. Dip each pretzel twist in melted white chocolate and place on a parchment lined baking sheet. Fill in the three pretzel holes by drizzling melted white chocolate inside. Insert 2 candy eyes. Place the pretzels in the freezer to set for 10 minutes.
1. Dip each pretzel rod in chocolate and return to the parchment lined baking sheets. Place the pretzels in the freezer to set for 10 minutes. Once set, drizzle melted chocolate up and down the pretzel rods and then sprinkle with gold stars. Freeze 10 minutes to set.
Have a booooootiful weekend…to cheesy? Who cares, it's fun!
Good morning Tiegen, Funky – Halfbaked Harvest font is so large, half of Harvest gets cut off when you press the print button. Really needs to be smaller by about 20%. Suggestion, just me, and not sure what can be done about it, but I like to print off a recipe when I make it. With the large type in spots and sections that are completely white space, when you print on many of the recipes, they run 3 pages now. Back/front and a separate 3rd page. Before, all recipes were just back/front. Maybe if the picture were a bit smaller along with the ex.lg header.
Really, cute recipe today! And the new site is really attractive. Great job!
I will have to look into what I can do about that! I am really glad you are liking the new site though!! Thank you!
AGREED! Thank you Julia, so happy you're loving these!
Sick of your posts? Especially the cute ones like theese? NEVER!!
We do not celebrate Halloween in our country and it is not my thing, but as a really visual person, I love love LOVE theese so much! The owls, the ghosts, the MUMMIES?!! Sorry for all the caps, but I cannot help it, everything is so damn gorgeous, I'm overwhelmed. Where do you go for your ideas, I need your brain and imagination, like seriously. You amaze me with every recipe, Tiegh and I cannot wait for the savoury one on Monday you've mentioned.
Aaaargh, I wish I was a kid again..
Thank you for your blog, going through it makes my day every time.
Awh, thank you! I am so happy you are enjoying my posts and recipes and this comment was so sweet! I hope you have a great weekend as well!
I am so glad you're liking these! Thank you Ruth!!
Absolutely awesome!! Love these!! So creative and fun and amazing photography as usual!! You're such an inspiration to me Tieghan! I love every post and look forward to getting them every day!!
Awh that makes me so happy to hear that! Thank you Natalie!
I LOVE Halloween, one of my favorite holidays! Unfortunately, I moved when I got married into a small neighborhood and get NO trick or treaters any longer, so I've stopped decorating to the extent I used to. BUT, this weekend we're hosting a pumpkin carving party for our daughter and some family and friends. I'm going all out with the scary party food, decorating, and fun games for the kids (even though they're now mostly tweens). Pinterest has been huge in my planning and I'm looking forward to doing it all, except for cleaning out the pumpkins!!! I plan on making peanut butter ball eyeballs, the throwing up pumpkin with guacamole/salsa, and a hand made out of cheese with prosciutto as skin (that one I'm most looking forward to!!). We're also decorating a Halloween house. Can't wait!!
I bet those decorations and food is going to look (+taste) amazing!.. Like seriously I want to come haha! I hope it goes great for you Christin!
I totally see the dementors – I just finished re-reading HP 3, so how timely! New site looks amazing!
Oh my gosh, these are adorable and so creative! I love this! Happy fall Tieghan!
Thank you Lauren! Happy Fall!
I really love your pretzel recipes. They're very fun and creative. And I'm with you on the sweet-salty combination! Have a great weekend.
Thanks so much Natasha! I hope you have a great weekend as well!
Tieghan this post is a keeper.
I'm with you on Halloween. I knock off early from work and enjoy greeting the trick or treaters with my candles and twinkling lights going….and of course a nice glass of Pinot Grigio!
Yes!! Sounds like a great Halloween Susan! I hope your kids love these!
And my mom is visiting me this weekend, so we're hoping to go out for brunch, go to a pumpkin patch, then take me to get a hair cut (I'm thinking of getting a pixie from REALLY long hair but I'm nervous 😳). Haha hopefully all goes well and you enjoy your weekend with Asher!
Wow! I am sure a pixie cut will look great! Also, so fun that your mom is coming to visit, I hope you guys have a great weekend!
What a yummy & adorable halloween craft!
These are absolutely the cutest Tieghan! So FUN for everyone! I'm a HUGE Halloween fan too, so these will be happening in my kitchen!
Perfect! I am so glad you love these Mary Ann!
These are so awesome, I love them. So going to do this for Halloween.
Yes!! I hope they turn out amazing!


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Home » Belize Testimonials » Chaa Creek Celebrates Everest Victory with Super Tuesday
Chaa Creek Celebrates Everest Victory with Super Tuesday
Published in Belize Testimonials, Belize Travel Tips, Belize Vacations
The Lodge at Chaa Creek is celebrating Edmund Hillary and Tensing Norgay's Mount Everest victory of May 29, 1953 with another Super Tuesday, giving vigilant travellers an opportunity to experience Belize rainforest luxury at budget accommodation prices, marketing administrator Larry Waight announced today.
Chaa Creek's Super Tuesday of May 29 2012 offers 30% discounts on all rooms, including the Belizean eco resort's signature thatched roof cottage accommodation and luxury treetop and Jacuzzi suites, as well as discounts of 20% off selected all-inclusive Belize vacation packages.
However, to take advantage of the discounts, people must book between 12 midnight Monday and 12 midnight Tuesday EST, Mr Waight said.
"As we've said before, it's a very small window of opportunity for very large savings, and that's' what makes it so much fun,' Mr Waight said.
"The first Super Tuesday back in April was a bit of a lark – we were more or less testing the waters to see how many people were paying attention and what the response would be. It turned out so positive, both for the people who took advantage of it, and for us here in the office in Belize, that we decided to repeat it every now and again," he said.
The Super Tuesday discounts include three of Chaa Creek's most popular all-inclusive Belize holiday packages – The Family Adventure, Inland Expedition, and Belize Rainforest Honeymoon packages.
Mr Waight said that all of Chaa Creek's affordable Belize all-inclusive packages include everything from accommodation, all meals, activities, transfers, government taxes, even staff gratuities.
"All-inclusive means just that with our affordableBelize vacation packages," Mr Waight said," There are no hidden costs, no surprises. From the moment guests step off the plane into our air-conditioned vans they are looked after. Except for alcoholic drinks, people can literally arrive and depart without any additional spending, and have the time of their lives doing so."
The Lodge at Chaa Creek sits within a 365 acre private rainforest nature reserve at the foothills of the Maya Mountains in western Belize. Situated on the Macal River, it offers jungle canoeing excursions as well as horseback and mountain bike riding along miles of rainforest trails connecting over 70 Maya archaeological sites, including the ancient Maya temple of Tunichilen. The highly regarded Natural History Centre, Butterfly farm, Hilltop Spa, Maya Organic Farm and Medicinal Plant Trail surround the Lodge area with its tropical gardens, pool, conference centre, a fine dining restaurant, Jungle Lounge and other amenities.
"May 29 was a big day for Edmund Hillary when he reached the top of Everest, and we want to make it a big day for adventurers all over the world with discounts that make an unforgettable Belize rainforest experience more affordable than ever. If you add up the many activities, the fine dining and everything on offer at Chaa Creek it's pretty amazing. While it may not be as astounding as Sir Hillary's achievement, it's still pretty spectacular, Mr Waight said.

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I have to request, that you will retain in your hands a sufficient sum of the monies arising from...
3Treasury Department Circular to the Naval Agents, 19 August 1794 (Hamilton Papers)
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Congress having made provision for Fortifying the port of [Boston] in your district it becomes...
12Report on Abstract of Exports for One Year Ending September 30, 1793, 2 June 1794 (Hamilton Papers)
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26Treasury Department Circular to the Collectors of the Customs, 26 March 1794 (Hamilton Papers)
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28Enclosure: Probable State of Cash up to the 1. July 1794, [21 March 1794] (Hamilton Papers)
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As Congress Mulls Keystone XL Pipeline, States Champion Renewables
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While the House hones in on its flagship energy issue for the new session, attention on the Keystone XL pipeline detracts from a number of other significant developments in our quest toward a more vibrant economy.
Keystone is a symbolic issue for our new Congress, but despite the pipeline's virtues and vices, the legislation is only one small piece of America's overall energy strategy. Consequently, as Keystone garners the bulk of recent media coverage, policies with much more impact are quietly being enacted at the state and local levels -- policies that truly bolster energy infrastructure.
As state lawmakers have shown, even as oil issues remain salient, the hyper-influence of fossil fuels is waning in the grand scheme of energy and infrastructure policy. Three significant pivots made by state officials in the last month have solidified that clean energy's importance to America is swelling — much to the benefit of the economy.
States take action on renewable energy
Emboldened by fresh electoral victories, state officials in New York, California and Washington state have shifted their focus from building fossil fuel infrastructure to hastening the scale-up of renewable energy technologies.
Last month, Gov. Jerry Brown announced plans to expand California's renewable energy goals. The state originally planned to source 30 percent of its power from renewables by 2020. The new goal ups that total to 50 percent by 2030.
Though the governor's proposal may seem bold, America's most populous state is already on track to meet its ambitious energy goals. Better yet, local business leaders and private financiers are confident that, with more clean energy infrastructure like distributed power, rooftop solar and micro-grids, they can meet the state's energy demands all while creating thousands of good-paying jobs.
In the state of Washington, Gov. Jay Inslee is using policy tools to show he's equally committed to ramping up clean energy and spurring job creation, albeit through more creative means. His state has proposed a tax on carbon emissions for Washington's biggest polluters, while flipping those revenues into funds for road improvements and clean tech initiatives. If such a proposal comes to pass, Washington will add significantly to the 84 percent of its energy it already receives from renewables, and the 100,000 workers the industry employs.
And as if to set the tone for 2015, New York made some of the most aggressive policy moves in recent years to bolster the clean economy. After helping to funnel billions in private investment to the clean tech field, business-friendly policies were able to coax renewable energy giants — like SolarCity — to Buffalo, and attract millions in other research grants to in-state colleges and universities. The state capped off its commitment to renewables when its legislature disallowed hydraulic fracturing, thus making renewable technologies the state's energy driver from this point onward.
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Despite what may happen with the Keystone XL pipeline, these policy pivots in the states are significant and creative, and they deserve our attention. Their impact will be far greater than that of any single pipeline and give us an important glimpse at what energy infrastructure will look like in 2015 and beyond. Equally notable, these states are serving as laboratories for policy innovation, and Congress is already taking stock of these trends.
Sen. Lisa Murkowski, Alaskan Republican and new chairwoman of the Energy and Natural Resources committee, said she's optimistically working with colleagues to draft a broader energy package that she hopes to release in the spring. This sweeping energy bill has serious potential to find support and could very well include pro-growth, clean energy concepts spearheaded by state governments. In addition, Rep. Dave Camp (R-Mich.) and Sen. Orrin Hatch (R-Utah) are eager to put forth a comprehensive tax bill in the coming months -- one which may include business-friendly policies like extensions on the Production Tax Credit (PTC) for wind development and Investment Tax Credit (ITC) for solar.
Overshadowed by the clout of Keystone XL, renewable energy is making a more discreet, but unprecedented, assent in America's energy market. Case in point: Even with the lowest gas prices in decades, American energy is becoming increasingly cleaner and more prevalent. Leaps and bounds by state leaders are moving America far closer to a clean economy than one would imagine by reading the headlines. However, as clean energy policies become more wildly embraced, let's hope to see much larger — and much more economically beneficial — gains to be made during this session of Congress.
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Michael Blauw is a Policy Analyst and Writer at the American Council On Renewable Energy.


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StoryFutures Academy – the UK's National Centre for Immersive Storytelling, run by the National Film and Television School (NFTS) and Royal Holloway, University of London, launched their interim Virtual Production (VP) Skills Report. This Interim StoryFutures Academy Skills Report provides a map of the Virtual Production (VP) skills needed across the film and TV industry. As with the roll out of the technology itself, the skills mapping will need to grow more widely to include games, theatre, and live production, and also look more broadly across the UK creative industries. Our Report identifies both the hard and the soft skills demands of the creative industries required to translate innovation practice into economic growth. It shows how VP changes the way key Departments operate - internally and with other Departments - during Preproduction, Production and Postproduction.
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Dr. Claude Heath is Senior Research Fellow at StoryFutures in the ethnography and mapping of creative workflows in the media industry, using participatory co-design, drawing and visual research methods. His research background is in human-computer interaction and cognitive science. He also has an international track record as a visual artist with work held in national and private collections worldwide.
Fiona Kilkelly is Acting Head of Immersive at StoryFutures Academy, the UK's National Centre for Immersive Storytelling run by the National Film and Television School and Royal Holloway, University of London. Fiona established Immerse UK, the UK's immersive technology network in 2016, is Co-Founder of XR Health Alliance UK and has worked in the strategic development of emerging technologies within the creative industries for over 20 years.
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Karl Emil Martin Schumacher, född 14 oktober 1860 i Dühren, död 17 april 1934 i Bad Mergentheim, var en tysk arkeolog.

Schumacher var från 1901 professor och direktör för Römisch-Germanisches Zentralmuseum i Mainz. Han bidrog mycket till utforskandet av sydvästra Tysklands förhistoria och var en av redaktörerna för "Prähistorische Zeitschrift".

Bibliografi i urval
Die Handels- und Kulturbeziehungen Südwestdeutschlands in der vorrömischen Metallzeit (i "Neue Heidelberger Jahrbücher", 1899)
Vorgeschichtliche Funde und Forschungen, hauptsächlich in Westdeutschland (i "Bericht über die Fortschritte der römisch-germanischen Forschung", 1905–06)
Die Erforschung des römischen und vorrömischen Straßennetzes in Westdeutschland (ibid. 1906–07)
Untersuchungen von Pfahlbauten des Bodensees. Verzeichniss der Abgusse und wichtigeren Photographien mit Germanendarstellungen (1909) och mit Gallierdarstellungen (1911)

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From 1988, The Unholy offers a tale of supernatural horror. In New Orleans, a series of murders targets priests and appears to stem from non-human origins.
After two priests die, Father Michael (Ben Cross) takes over the parish and confronts the same issues. He finds himself confronted by a demon that adopts alluring forms to tempt – and slay – its victims.
On the positive side, Unholy offers a surprisingly good cast for a genre flick of this sort. Still best-known as the co-lead in 1981's Oscar-winning Chariots of Fire, Cross never quite became a star, but he enjoyed a long career and showed talent.
With Ned Beatty, Hal Holbrook and Trevor Howard along as well, the movie boasts solid professionals, and they seem to try their hardest to make Unholy work. They mostly play things straight and add a little class to the proceedings.
Unfortunately, they can't overcome the cheese factor on display, as Unholy shows its 1980s roots at every turn. On one hand, it seems unfair to punish a movie for being a relic of its era, but on the other hand, good films overcome those pitfalls, so even when they exhibit dated qualities, they come with enough strengths to succeed.
Unholy can't do that. Mostly a tired parade of cinematic clichés, the movie never threatens to turn into anything interesting.
That 80s cheese factor becomes a notable distraction, largely via Roger Bellon's tacky score. The music uses overbearing synthesizer choices to telegraph every potential scare or emotion, and it becomes a major flaw.
The movie's pacing turns into another issue, as the story simply plods. It comes with occasional stabs at melodramatic action, but much of it sticks with blandly moody moments that don't go anywhere.
I guess Unholy deserves some credit for the fact it doesn't just rehash The Exorcist, but that's faint praise. The movie turns into a leaden, lifeless experience.
The Unholy appears in an aspect ratio of approximately 1.85:1 on this Blu-ray Disc. This became a mostly bland presentation.
Sharpness varied a fair amount. Much of the film showed reasonable accuracy, so while I'd never call it razor-sharp, but it usually offered acceptable delineation. Sporadic soft shots popped up, though, a factor exacerbated by all the interiors and nighttime scenes.
No issues with shimmering or jaggies occurred, and I saw no edge haloes. The movie looked pretty grainy at times, and a smattering of small defects appeared. These remained modest and didn't offer major distractions, though.
Colors seemed bland. Unholy provided a stylized palette that favored heavy reds and blues, tones that failed to deliver much pop or range. The hues were consistently lackluster.
Blacks tended to seem a little inky and flat, while shadows veered toward the dense side. This gave the movie a somewhat murky feel. A product of its era, the image seemed mediocre.
As for the movie's DTS-HD stereo soundtrack, it seemed average for its age. In terms of the soundscape, it used the side speakers to spread the score in a reasonable manner but it did little more than that. Occasional effects cropped up on the right and left – mainly via a rainstorm - but other than the music, the movie largely remained monaural.
Effects fell into the same range. Outside of the supernatural bits, the track didn't ask for much, and the elements sounded decent; they could be somewhat flat but they showed no distortion and represented the material well enough. All of this left us with a "C+" soundtrack.
The Blu-ray includes a good collection of extras, and it opens with an audio commentary from director Camilo Vila. Along with moderator Nathaniel Thompson, this track offers a running, screen-specific look at the original script and rewrites, Vila's intentions for the project and alterations, cast and performances, sets and locations, music, and related topics.
For its first 45 minutes or so, we get a nice view of the film, especially as we learn about problems Vila encountered. He covers issues with producers and how the movie got taken from him.
As the commentary progresses, though, it loses a lot of steam. While we still get some useful nuggets of information, these become less frequent, and Vila and Thompson tend to shoot the breeze more than discuss the film. Those factors make this an inconsistent commentary.
On another track, we getIsolated Score Selections/Audio Interview with composer Roger Bellon. Conducted with Michael Felsher, the interview portion comes first and lasts about 41 minutes. Bellon discusses how he got into his career as well as aspects of his work on Unholy.
The conversation proves fruitful, as Bellon gives us informative notes about his time on the film. For score buffs, the "isolated selections" adds a cherry on top, though I suspect they'd be happier with an actual full isolated score.
In the same vein, we find an Audio Interview with composer/production designer/co-writer Fernando Fonseca. This also throws in selections from an unused score Fonseca wrote for the film.
As with the Bellon piece, the interview appears first and runs about 15 minutes. Despite Fonseca's work as production designer and co-writer, he only touches on his unused score, as he goes over aspects of its creation.
I like these comments, but I wish Fonseca opened up to discuss his other jobs on Unholy as well. Still, he gives us worthwhile details, and it's good to be able to get a taste of what his score sounded like.
Three featurettes follow. Sins of the Father goes for 19 minutes, nine seconds and provides an interview with actor Ben Cross. He discusses aspects of the film and gives us an engaging overview of his experiences.
During the 22-minute, 26-second Demons In the Flesh, we hear from makeup effects designer Jerry Macaluso, additional special effects unit effects artist Neil Gorton, and additional special effects unit art director Steve Hardie. As expected, we get insights about the creation of the movie's monsters. "Demons" presents a tight and informative program.
Next comes Prayer Offerings, an 18-minute, 35-second piece with Fonseca. He covers his involvement in the film, story/character areas, sets and design choices, and other experiences during the production. Some of this becomes redundant after the commentary, but "Prayer" acts as a fairly tight overview.
The film's Original Ending fills 15 minutes, two seconds. This isn't radically different from the theatrical finale, though it offers a less action-oriented climax to the film. I think it works better, if just because it loses the silly "mini-demons" found in the theatrical version.
We can watch the "Original Ending" with or without commentary from producer Mathew Hayden. He tells us about aspects of the production that illuminate elements of the ending. Hayden offers some useful thoughts, though he only chats for about half of the ending's running time.
After this we find a Storyboard Gallery and a Still Gallery. "Storyboard" goes for 18 minutes, 40 seconds and includes 216 images, while "Still" lasts 11 minutes, 51 seconds and provides 133 production photos and publicity elements.
"Storyboard" gives us art for the theatrical ending, though the material seems more explicit and would've gotten the movie an "X" rating if executed faithfully. "Still" offers a decent compilation of pictures, but "Storyboard" proves more interesting.
The disc finishes with some ads. We get the movie's trailer as well as five TV Spots and two Radio Spots.
If you want an involving tale of demons and the supernatural, you'll want to look somewhere other than The Unholy. Despite a good cast, the movie fails to give us any real drama or terror. The Blu-ray offers average picture and audio along with a useful selection of bonus materials. The Unholy winds up as a dated dud.