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Aneesh Subramanian
Peer-reviewed Journal Papers and Book Chapters
[56.] Hoteit, I., et al., A. C. Subramanian (2019): Towards an End-to-End Analysis and Prediction System for Weather, Climate, and Marine Applications in the Red Sea, BAMS, sub judice.
[55.] Meehl, G., et al., A. C. Subramanian (2019): Initialized Earth system prediction from subseasonal to decadal timescales, Nature Reviews, sub judice.
[54.] Lavers, D., N. B. Ingleby, A. C. Subramanian, D. Richardson, F. M. Ralph, J. D. Doyle, C. Reynolds, R. D. Torn, M. J. Rodwell, V. Tallapragada, F. Pappenberger, (2019): Forecast Errors and Uncertainties in Atmospheric Rivers, Weather and Forecasting, sub judice
[53.] Ralph, M. F., Cannon, F., Tallapragada, V., Davis, C. A., Doyle, J. D., Pappenberger, F., Subramanian, A. C., Wilson, A. M., Lavers, D. A., Reynolds, C. A., Haase, J. S., Centurioni, L., Rutz, J., Cordeira, J.M., Zheng, M., Hecht, C. W., Kawzenuk, B., Monache, L. D., (2019): West Coast Forecast Challenges and Development of Atmospheric River Reconnaissance, BAMS, sub judice.
[52.] Gagne, D. J., H. Christensen, A. C. Subramanian, A. Monahan (2019): Machine Learning for Stochastic Parameterization: Generative Adversarial Networks in the Lorenz '96 Model, JAMES, sub judice
[51.] Raboudi, N. F., B. Ait-El-Fquih, A. C. Subramanian, and I. Hoteit (2019): Enhancing Ensemble Data Assimilation into One-Way-Coupled Models with One-Step-Ahead-Smoothing, QJRMS, sub judice
[50.] Jacox, M.G., M. A. Alexander, S. Siedlecki, K. Chen, Y.-O. Kwon, S. Brodie, I. Ortiz, D. Tommasi, M. J. Widlansky, D. Barrie, A. Capotondi, W. Cheng, E. Di Lorenzo, C. Edwards, J. Fiechter, P. Fratantoni, E. L. Hazen, A. J. Hermann, A. Kumar, A. J. Miller, D. Pirhalla, M. Pozo Buil, S. Ray, S. C. Sheridan, A. Subramanian, P. Thompson, L. Thorne, H. Annamalai, S. J. Bograd, R. B. Griffis, H. Kim, A. Mariotti, M. Merrifield and R. Rykaczewski, (2019): Seasonal-to-interannual prediction of U.S. coastal marine ecosystems: Forecast methods, mechanisms of predictability, and priority developments. Progress in Oceanography, sub judice.
[49.] DeFlorio, M. J., D. E. Waliser, F. M. Ralph, B. Guan, A. Goodman, P. B. Gibson, S. Asharaf, L. Delle Monache, Z. Zhang, A. C. Subramanian, F. Vitart, H. Lin, and A. Kumar (2019): Experimental subseasonal-to-seasonal (S2S) forecasting of atmospheric rivers over the western United States, Journal of Geophysical Research - Atmospheres, In Press.
[48.] Chapman, W., A. Subramanian, Monache, L.D., and M. Ralph, 2019: Improving atmospheric river forecasts with machine learning. Geophys. Res. Lett., In Press.
[47.] Seo, H., A. C. Subramanian, Song, H., Chowdary, J. S., 2019: Coupled effects of ocean current on wind stress in the Bay of Bengal: Eddy energetics and upper ocean stratification, Deep Sea Research II, In Press.
[46.] Gopal, G., A. C. Subramanian, A. J. Miller, H. Seo, D. Sengupta, 2019: Estimation and Prediction of the Upper Ocean Circulation in the Bay of Bengal, Deep Sea Research II, In Press.
[45.] Capotondi, A., P. D. Sardeshmukh, E. Di Lorenzo, A. C. Subramanian, A. J. Miller, 2019: How Important is ENSO for the Predictability of US West Coast Ocean Temperatures?, Sci. Rep., In Press.
[44.] Eliashiv, J., A. C. Subramanian, A. J. Miller, 2019: A Reliability Budget analysis of CESM-DART, JAMES, In Press.
[43.] Villas Boas, A. B., Ardhuin, F., et al., A. C. Subramanian, 2018: Integrated observations and modeling of winds, currents, and waves: requirements and challenges for the next decade. Frontiers in Marine Science, In Press.
[42.] Hermes, J. C., et al., A. C. Subramanian, 2018: Sustained Indian Ocean Observing System. Frontiers in Marine Science, In Press.
[41.] Capotondi, A., Sardeshmukh, P.D., Di Lorenzo, E., Subramanian, A.C. and Miller, A.J., 2019. Predictability of US West Coast Ocean Temperatures is not solely due to ENSO. Scientific reports, 9(1), p.10993.
[40.] Subramanian, A. C., et al., 2018: Ocean observations to improve our understanding, modeling and forecasting of subseasonal-to-seasonal variability. Frontiers in Marine Science, In Press.
[39.] Penny, S. G., et al., A. C. Subramanian, 2018: Observational Needs for improving Ocean and Coupled Reanalysis, S2S Prediction, and Decadal Prediction. Frontiers in Marine Science, In Press.
[38.] Sun, R., A. C. Subramanian, A. J. Miller, M. Mazloff, I. Hoteit, and B. D. Cornuelle 2018: A regional coupled ocean–atmosphere modeling framework (MITgcm–WRF) using ESMF/NUOPC: description and preliminary results for the Red Sea, Geo. Mod. Dev. Disc., In Press.
[37.] Cordero-Quirós, N., A. J. Miller, A. C. Subramanian, J. Y. Luo 2018: A composite physical-biological ENSO in the California Current System, Ocean Modelling, In Press.
[36.] Eddebbar, Y., K. Rodgers, M. Long, A. C. Subramanian, S-P. Xie, and R. Keeling, 2018: El Niño-like Physical and Biogeochemical Ocean Response to Tropical Eruptions, J. Clim., 32, 2627–2649, https://doi.org/10.1175/JCLI-D-18-0458.1.
[35.] Guirguis, K., A. Gershunov, R. E.S. Clemesha, T. Shulgina, A. C. Subramanian, and F. M. Ralph, 2018: Circulation drivers of Atmospheric Rivers at the North American West Coast, Geo. Res. Let., 45, 12,576–12,584. https://doi.org/10.1029/2018GL079249
[34.] Rodrigues, R., A. C. Subramanian, L. Zanna, J. Berner, 2019: ENSO bimodality and extremes, Geo. Res. Let., 46 (9), 4883-4893.
[33.] Eliashiv, J., A. C. Subramanian, A. J. Miller, 2018: Tropical climate variability in Community Earth System Model and the Data Assimilation Research Testbed, Clim. Dyn., 54(1), 793-806, doi:10.1007/s00382-019-05030-6.
[32.] Subramanian, A. C., S. Juricke, P. Dueben, T. N. Palmer, 2018: A Stochastic Representation of Sub-Grid Uncertainty for Dynamical Core Development. BAMS, 100, 1091–1101, https://doi.org/10.1175/BAMS-D-17-0040.1
[31.] Zhan P., G. Gopalakrishnan, A. C. Subramanian, D. Guo, I. Hoteit, 2018: Adjoint Sensitivity Studies of the Red Sea Eddies. JGR Oceans, 123 (11), 8329-8345.
[30.] Shields, C, et al., A. C. Subramanian, 2018: Atmospheric River Tracking MethodIntercomparison Project (ARTMIP): Project Goals and Experimental Design. Geo. Mod. Dev., 11 (6), 2455-2474.
[29.] Dias, D. F., A. C. Subramanian, L. Zanna, A. J. Miller, 2018: Remote and Local Influences in Forecasting Pacific SST: a Linear Inverse Model and a Multimodel Ensemble Study. Cli. Dyn., 52 (5-6), 3183-3201.
[28.] Haustein, K., V. Venema, K. Cowtan , Z. Hausfather, R.G. Way, F.E.L. Otto, B. White, P. Jacobs, A. C. Subramanian, A.P. Schurer, 2018: A limited role for unforced internal variability in 20th century warming. 32 (16), 4893-4917.
[27.] Subramanian, A. C., F. Vitart, C. Zhang, A. Kumar and M. A. Balmaseda, 2017: Indian Ocean observations for operational subseasonal and seasonal forecasts. (Invited Book Chapter), IndOOS Review, In Press.
[26.] I-S. Kang, M-S. Ahn, H. Miura, and A. C. Subramanian, 2017: GCMs with Full Representation of Cloud Microphysics and Their MJO Simulations, (Book Chapter), "The gap between weather and climate forecasting: sub-seasonal to seasonal prediction", Eds. F. Vitart and A. Robertson, Elsevier.
[25.] Penny, S. G., S. Akella, O. Alves, C. Bishop, M. Buehner, M. Chevallier, F. Counillon, C. Draper, S. Frolov, Y. Fujii, A. Karspeck, A. Kumar, P. Laloyaux, J-F. Mahfouf, M. Martin, M. Pea, P. de Rosnay, A. C. Subramanian, R. Tardif, Y. Wang, X. Wu, 2017: Coupled Data Assimilation for Integrated Earth System Analysis and Prediction: Goals, Challenges, and Recommendations. WMO Whitepaper, In Press.
[24.] Hatfield, S. E., A. C. Subramanian, P. Düben, T. N. Palmer, 2017: Improving weather forecast skill through reduced precision data assimilation. Mon. Wea. Rev., 146 (1), 49-62.
[23.] Ummenhofer, C., A. C. Subramanian, S. Legg 2017: Climate Process Teams as a Valuable Tool to Translate Process Understanding to Improve Climate Models. EOS Transactions, 98, https://doi.org/10.1029/2017EO086501.
[22.] Giglio, D., S. Gille, A. C. Subramanian, S. Nguyen, 2017: The role of wind gusts in upper ocean diurnal variability. JGR-Oceans, In Press.
[21.] Leutbecher, M., et al., A. C. Subramanian, 2017: Stochastic representations of model uncertainties at ECMWF: State of the art and future vision. Quarterly Journal of the Royal Meteorological Society, In Press, doi:10.1002/qj.3094.
[20.] Düben, P., A. C. Subramanian, A. Dawson, T. N. Palmer, 2017: A study of reduced numerical precision to make superparametrisation more competitive. J. of Adv. in Modeling Earth Systems, 9, 566–584, doi:10.1002/2016MS000862.
[19.] Subramanian, A. C., T. N. Palmer, 2017: Ensemble super-parameterization vs stochastic parameterization: A comparison of model uncertainty representation in tropical weather prediction. J. of Adv. in Modeling Earth Systems, 9, doi:10.1002/2016MS000857.
[18.] Leung, K., Subramanian, A. C., Shen, S. S. P., 2017: Statistical Characteristics of the Long-term High-Resolution Data of Darwin Precipitable Water Vapor. AADA, In Press.
[17.] Davini, P., J. von Hardenberg, S. Corti, H. H. Christensen, S. Juricke, A. Subramanian, P. A. G. Watson, A. Weisheimer, and T. N. Palmer, 2017: Climate SPHINX: evaluating the impact of resolution and stochastic physics parameterisations in climate simulations. Geosci. Model Dev., 10, 1383-1402, doi:10.5194/gmd-10-1383-2017, 2017.
[16.] Subramanian, A., C. Ummenhofer, A. Giannini, M. Holland, S. Legg, A. Mahadevan, D. Perovich, J. Small, J. Teixeira, and L. Thompson, 2016: Translating process understanding to improve climate models. A US CLIVAR White Paper, Report 2016-3, 48pp., doi:10.5065/D63X851Q.
[15.] Subramanian, A. C., A. Weisheimer, T. N. Palmer, P. Bechtold, F. Vitart, 2016: Impact of stochastic physics on tropical precipitation and climate variability in the ECMWF IFS. Quarterly Journal of the Royal Meteorological Society, 143: 852–865. doi:10.1002/qj.2970.
[14.] Huddart, B. M., A. C. Subramanian, L. Zanna, T. N. Palmer, 2016: Seasonal and Decadal forecasts of Atlantic SST using a Linear Inverse Model. Climate Dynamics,49(5), 1833-1845, doi:10.1007/s00382-016-3375-1.
[13.] Zhan, P., A. C. Subramanian, F. Yao, A. Kartadikaria, D. Guo, I. Hoteit, 2016: The eddy kinetic energy budget in the Red Sea. JGR-Oceans, In press.
[12.] Leung, K., M. Velado, A. C. Subramanian, G. J. Zhang , R. Somerville, S. Shen, 2015: Simulation of high-resolution precipitable water data by a stochastic model with a random trigger. AADA, In press.
[11.] Miller, A. J., H. Song and A. C. Subramanian, 2015: The physical oceanographic environment during the CCE Years: Changes in climate and concepts. Deep-Sea Research II, 112, 6-17.
[10.] Seo, H., A. C. Subramanian, A. J. Miller, and N. R. Cavanaugh, 2014: Coupled impacts of the diurnal cycle of sea surface temperature on the Madden-Julian Oscillation. Journal of Climate, 27, 8422–8443.
[09.] Subramanian, A. C. and G. J. Zhang, 2014: Diagnosing MJO Forecast Biases in NCAR CAM3 Using Nudging During the DYNAMO Field Campaign. JGR-Atmospheres, 119 (12), 7231–7253.
[08.] Zhan, P., A. C. Subramanian, F. Yao, and I. Hoteit, 2013: Eddies in the Red Sea: A statistical and dynamical study. JGR-Oceans, 119 (6), 3909–3925.
[07.] Cavanaugh, N. R., T. Allen, A. C. Subramanian, B. Mapes, H. Seo and A. J. Miller, 2013: The skill of tropical Linear Inverse Models in hindcasting the Madden-Julian Oscillation. Climate Dynamics, 44, 897-906.
[06.] Subramanian, A. C., M. Jochum, A. J. Miller, R. B. Neale, H. Seo, D. E. Waliser and R. Murtugudde, 2012: The MJO and global warming: A study in CCSM4. Climate Dynamics, 42, 2019-2031.
[05.] Subramanian, A. C., A. J. Miller, B. D. Cornuelle, E. Di Lorenzo, R. A. Weller and F. Straneo, 2012: A data assimilative perspective of oceanic mesoscale eddy evolution during VOCALS-REx Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics/Ocean Sciences (VOCALS Special Issue), 13, 3329-3344.
[04.] Song, H., I. Hoteit, B. D. Cornuelle and A. C. Subramanian, 2011: An Adjoint-Based Adaptive Ensemble Kalman Filter, Monthly Weather Review, 141, 3343–3359.
[03.] Subramanian, A. C., I. Hoteit, B. D. Cornuelle, A. J. Miller and H. Song, 2011: Linear vs Nonlinear Filtering with scale selective corrections for balanced dynamics in a simple atmospheric model, Journal of Atmospheric Sciences, 69, 3405–3419.
[02.] Subramanian, A. C., M. Jochum, A. J. Miller, R. Murtugudde, R. B. Neale and D. E. Waliser, 2011: The Madden Julian Oscillation in CCSM4. Journal of Climate, 24, 6261-6282.
[01.] Song, H., I. Hoteit, B. D. Cornuelle and A. C. Subramanian, 2010: An adaptive approach to mitigate background covariance limitations in the ensemble Kalman filter, Monthly Weather Review, 138, 2825-2845.
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Non-peer-reviewed articles
[01.] Capotondi, A., K. B. Karnauskas, A. Miller, and A. C. Subramanian 2017 ENSO diversity and its implications for U.S. West Coast marine ecosystems. US CLIVAR Variations, In press (not peer reviewed).
[02.] Serra, Y. et al., A. C. Subramanian 2018 The Risks of Contracting the Acquisition and Processing of the Nation's Weather and Climate Data to the Private Sector. BAMS, 99, 869–870.
Subramanian, A. C., 2016: Invited Talk Ensemble super-parameterization for subseasonal-to-seasonal prediction, JpGU-AGU 2017 Meeting, Tokyo, Japan (May. 2017)
Subramanian, A. C., Tim Palmer, Frederic Vitart, Antje Weisheimer, Peter Bechtold, 2016: Ensemble super-parameterization for subseasonal-to-seasonal prediction, AGU Fall Meeting, San Francisco (Dec. 2016)
Subramanian, A. C., Tim Palmer, Frederic Vitart, Antje Weisheimer, Peter Bechtold, 2016: Ensemble super-parameterization for subseasonal-to-seasonal prediction, S2S Extremes Workshop, Columbia University, NY (Dec 2016)
Subramanian, A. C., David Lavers, Mio Matsueda, Tim Palmer 2016: Stochastic Multi-scale Atmospheric Modeling for Weather Forecasting: An Atmospheric River Case Study, International Atmospheric Rivers Conference (August 2016)
Subramanian, A. C., Stephan Juricke, Peter Dueben, Tim Palmer 2016: Invited talk - A Proposal for the Intercomparison of GCM Dynamical Cores with Stochastic Perturbations, Dynamical Core Model Intercomparison Project (June 2016)
Subramanian, A. C., Tim Palmer 2016: Invited talk - Stochastic Multi-scale Modeling for weather and climate prediction, SIAM Conference on Uncertainty Quantification issues in the Geosciences (Apr 2016)
Subramanian, A. C., Tim Palmer, Marat Khairoutdinov, Frederic Vitart, Antje Weisheimer, Peter Bechtold, 2016: Stochastic Multi-scale Modeling for weather and climate prediction, HDCP2 Conference on Convection and Precipitation, Berlin (Feb 2016)
Subramanian, A. C., Tim Palmer, Marat Khairoutdinov, Frederic Vitart, Antje Weisheimer, Peter Bechtold, 2015: Stochastic Multi-scale Modeling for weather and climate prediction, US CLIVAR Climate Process Team workshop, GFDL, Princeton, U.S.A. (Oct 2015)
Subramanian, A. C., Sarah Gille, San Nguyen, 2015: Modeling of diurnal vari- ability in upper ocean processes using satellite and in-situ observations, US CLIVAR Climate Process Team workshop, GFDL, Princeton, U.S.A. (Oct 2015)
Subramanian, A. C. 2015: Invited talk - Stochastic Multi-scale Modeling for weather and climate prediction, University of Washington (October 2015)
Subramanian, A. C., Tim Palmer 2015: Invited talk - Towards the Prototype Probabilistic Earth-System Model for Climate Prediction, SIAM Conference on Mathematical and Computational issues in the Geosciences (June 2015)
Subramanian, A. C., Peter Bechtold, Antje Weisheimer, Frederic Vitart, Marat Khairout- dinov, Tim Palmer 2015: Impact of stochastic- and super-parameterisation of convection on precipitation in the ECMWF model, EGU General Assembly (Apr 2015)
Subramanian, A. C. 2015: Invited Talk - Impact of stochastic- and super- parameterisation of convection on precipitation in the ECMWF model, Stochas- tic Parametrisation Workshop (Mar 2015)
Subramanian, A. C. 2014: Diagnosing MJO hindcast biases in NCAR CAM3 using nudging during the DYNAMO field campaign, Virtual workshop on Bias Corrections in Subseasonal to Interannual Predictions (Sept 2014)
Subramanian, A. C., Ian Eisenman, Simona Bordoni 2013: The influence of sea ice albedo on the global hydrological cycle, AGU Annual Meeting, San Francisco, CA (December 2013)
Subramanian, A. C., Guang Zhang 2013: Diagnosing MJO forecast biases in the NCAR Community Atmosphere Model during the DYNAMO field campaign, AGU Annual Meeting, San Francisco, CA (December 2013)
Subramanian, A. C., Guang Zhang 2013: Modified convection scheme in CAM to improve MJO predictability, 93rd American Meteorological Society Annual Meeting Austin, TX (January 2013)
Subramanian, A. C., M. Jochum, A. J. Miller, R. Neale, H. Seo, D. Waliser, R. Murtugudde 2012: The Madden-Julian Oscillation and Global Warming: A study in CCSM4, AGU Annual Meeting, San Francisco, CA (December 2012)
Subramanian, A. C., Guang Zhang, Mitch Moncrieff, 2012: A study of the sensitivity of the MJO initiation in CAM to moist processes and nonlinear momentum feedback, 1st Pan-GASS Workshop, Boulder, CO (October 2012)
Subramanian, A. C., I. Hoteit, B. D. Cornuelle, A. J. Miller and H. Song, 2011: Linear vs Nonlinear Filtering with scale selective corrections for balanced dynamics in a simple atmospheric model, Ocean Sciences Meeting, Salt Lake City, UT (Feb, 2012)
Subramanian, A. C., M. Jochum, A. J. Miller, R. Murtugudde, R. Neale, D. Waliser, 2011: The Madden-Julian Oscillation in CCSM4, WCRP OSC, Denver, CO (October 2011)
Subramanian, A. C., A. J. Miller, B. D. Cornuelle 2011: Understanding Ocean Processes during VOCALS- A data assimilation framework, VOCALS 3rd Annual Meeting, Miami, FL (March, 2011)
Subramanian, A. C., I. Hoteit, L. Neef and H. Song, 2010: Implementation of the nonlinear filtering problem to study balance in dynamical scales, 28th IUGG Conference on Mathematical Geophysics, Pisa, Italy (June, 2010)
Subramanian, A. C., A. J. Miller, 2009: Eddy Resolving Ocean model of VOCALS domain - A data assimilation framework, VOCALS 2nd Annual Meeting, Seattle, WA (Jul, 2009)
Subramanian, A. C., I. Hoteit, L. Neef and H. Song, 2009: Implementation of the nonlinear filtering problem to study balance in dynamical scales, 5th WMO Symposium on Data Assimilation, Melbourne, Australia (October, 2009)
Subramanian, A. C., A. J. Miller, 2009: Eddy Resolving Ocean model of VOCALS domain - A data assimilation framework, 89th AMS Annual Meeting, Phoenix, AZ (Jan, 2009)
Putrasahan, D, Subramanian, A. C., A. J. Miller, 2009: Coastal Jets and Upwelling Events in the Humboldt Current System, 2009 AGU Fall Meeting, San Francisco, CA (Dec, 2009)
A. J. Miller, Subramanian, A. C., Putrasahan, D 2008: Regional Coupled Modeling and Ocean data assimilation, VOCALS 1st Annual Meeting, Boulder, CO (Mar, 2008)
Subramanian, A. C., A. J. Miller, B. D. Cornuelle 2008: Regional Ocean Modeling of the South East Pacific - A data assimilation framework, 55th Annual Eastern Pacific Ocean Conference, Fallen Leaf Lake, California (Sept., 2008)
Workshops/Summer Colloquiums Attended
2015 Workshop on Subseasonal to Seasonal predictability, Conducted by ECMWF, Reading, UK.
2015 Workshop on Translating Process Understanding to Improve Climate Models, U. S. CLIVAR and GFDL.
2015 Workshop on Stochastic Parametrisation in Climate Models, Conducted by ECMWF, Reading, UK.
2014 Workshop on Tropical Dynamics and the MJO, Conducted by CMMAP, CSU, Fort Collins.
2013 GASS/MJO-TF meeting on diabatic processes of the MJO, Singapore.
2013 First DYNAMO Workshop, Big Island, Hawaii
2012 An Advanced Study Program Summer Colloquium on Weather-Climate Intersection Conducted by National Center for Atmospheric Research, Boulder, Colorado.
2012 Workshop on Physics of Climate Models, Pasadena, CA, Conducted by JPL, NASA.
2010 Workshop on Inverse Ocean Modeling in ROMS, Conducted by Prof. Andrew Moore, University of California, Santa Cruz
2010 International Summer School for Observing, Assimilating and Forecasting the Ocean, Conducted by Global Ocean Data Assimilation Experiment, Perth, Australia
2009 JCSDA Summer Colloquium on Data Assimilation, Conducted by Joint Center for Satellite Data Assimilation, Stevenson, Washington.
2008 An Advanced Study Program Summer Colloquium on Numerical Techniques for Global Atmospheric Models, Conducted by National Center for Atmospheric Research, Boulder, Colorado.
2008 UC-LTER Graduate Student/Postdoc Symposium, La Jolla, CA, Conducted by Scripps Institution of Oceanography.
2007 ROMS User Workshop, Conducted by University of California, Los Angeles
2007 Post Inverse Ocean Model workshop, Portland, OR, Conducted by Portland State University.
2006 Workshop on Data Assimilation Techniques in Meteorology, Organised by IISc(Indian Institute of Science) and ISRO(Indian Space Research Organisation)


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Impact Wrestling – December 15, 2022
Location: Charles F. Dodge City Center, Pembroke Pines, Florida
Commentators: Matthew Rehwoldt, Tom Hannifan
We are less than a month away from Hard To Kill and the title situations are rather interesting. We have the Major Brothers coming after the Tag Team Titles, Jordynne Grace vs. Mickie James set for a title vs. career match and Josh Alexander defending against Bully Ray. That's a lot to build towards so let's get to it.
Impact Wrestling – September 15, 2022
16th September 2022 by Thomas Hall
Location: The Factory, Dallas, Texas
We're rapidly approaching Victory Road and then Bound For Glory, meaning some of the shows' major matches have already been announced. With some of the bigger shows on the way, it would make sense to give them that much extra attention. There's a good chance of getting some more added to the cards this week so let's get to it.
Impact Wrestling – July 28, 2022
1st August 2022 by Thomas Hall
Location: Old Forester's Paristown Hall, Louisville, Kentucky
Commentators: Tom Hannifan, Matthew Rehwoldt
We are on the way to Emergence and now we have a main event set. This time it is going to be Alex Shelley getting his shot at Josh Alexander and the World Title, but odds are we are going to have more Violent By Design interference on the way there. Kushida is here too and that should help. Let's get to it.
Impact Wrestling – May 5, 2022
6th May 2022 by Thomas Hall
Location: Majed J. Neshewat Convention Center, Poughkeepsie, New York
It's the go home show for Under Siege, which has come up rather fast after Rebellion took place just a few weeks ago. Last week saw Tomohiro Ishii announced as the new #1 contender to Josh Alexander, which should be a nice trial by fire for the new champion. It's time for the final push towards Under Siege so let's get to it.
Impact Wrestling – April 28, 2022
Location: Majed J. Nesheiwat Convention Center, Poughkeepsie, New York
We're done with Rebellion and the big story is that Josh Alexander got the World Title back from Moose in a heck of a main event. Other than that, we are less than two weeks away from Under Siege and need to get a card together pretty fast. Odds are we'll be seeing a bunch of rematches so let's get to it.
Location: 2300 Arena, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
It's the go home show for Rebellion and we should be in for a solid night. The card is mostly set with the World Title being more than ready, so now it might be time to focus on just about everything else. I'm actually looking forward to the pay per view and if they can get in one last push, we should be in for a nice Saturday. Let's get to it.
We're back to a regular show after last week's Multiverse Of Matches special. With less than a month to go before Rebellion, it's time for some of the final push towards the pay per view and the build could use some help. The main event will see Moore defending the World Title against Josh Alexander and things have already gotten personal. Let's get to it.
Multiverse Of Matches
Location: Fairmont Hotel, Dallas, Texas
This was a show that got my attention as it has a pretty nice card with a lot of things going on. The idea is that there are multiple companies coming together with some representatives for some matches we might not have seen before. That should be enough, even if this is just a side trip on the way to Rebellion. Let's get to it.
Impact Wrestling – February 17, 2022
21st February 2022 by Thomas Hall
Location: Charles Dodge Center, Fort Lauderdale, Florida
It's the go home show for No Surrender and the show is looking good. We have a double main event of W. Morrissey challenging Moose for the World Title, plus Honor No More fighting Team Impact to stick around the company. There is enough other good stuff here to make me interested in the show so let's get to it.
31st December 2021 by Thomas Hall
Hosts: Josh Matthews, Scott D'Amore
It's the last show of the year and just like last week, that means it is time for the second half of the Best Of 2021. That could make for a good show, as Impact Wrestling knows how to pick and choose their best stuff. There should be some solid picks here, as was the case last week. We also have some more awards to hand out so let's get to it.
Impact Wrestling – December 9, 2021
Location: Sam's Town Live, Las Vegas, Nevada
Commentators: Matt Striker, D'Lo Brown
We are on the way to Hard To Kill and the show still has a long way to go. You can see a lot of the card from here so hopefully we get some more work put in this week. A few more matches would help, as long as they pay enough attention to what is already there too. Let's get to it.
Impact Wrestling – November 18, 2021
19th November 2021 by Thomas Hall
Commentators: D'Lo Brown, Matt Striker
It's the go home show for Turning Point and that means we are likely getting the final push towards the show. There are a lot of things that still need to be fixed up but what matters now is making me want to watch. Impact has gotten a lot better at this sort of thing as of late and one last push could help a lot. Let's get to it.
We continue on the way towards Hard To Kill, though it is going to take some time to actually get there. There are a few things going on at the moment as well, which includes the build towards Turning Point. That could mean a few different ways to go on this show so let's get to it.
Bound For Glory 2021
24th October 2021 by Thomas Hall
It's the biggest night of the year for Impact Wrestling and we have a pretty stacked card. The main event is the battle of Canada as Impact Wrestling World Champion Christian Cage is defending against Josh Alexander. The second biggest match on the card is probably Deonna Purrazzo defending the Knockouts Title against Mickie James in a grudge match. Let's get to it.
Impact Wrestling – October 7, 2021
9th October 2021 by Thomas Hall
Location: Skyway Studios, Nashville, Tennessee
Commentators: Josh Matthews, D'Lo Brown
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We're on the way to Victory Road and ultimately Bound For Glory, which should make for a pair of back to back big shows. The main story this week is a ten man tag with most of the biggest feuds in the company being thrown into one big match. That should be enough to set up Victory Road so let's get to it.
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We're on the way to Against All Odds and that means we are going to be seeing more of Moose vs. Kenny Omega as they set up their World Title match. I'm kind of curious to see the match, even though I don't quite see a ton of drama involved. Hopefully they can live up to the hype and we can get some more matches set up this week. Let's get to it.
It's the go home show for Rebellion and I'm curious to see how they push the rest of the card. The main event is long since set but we need more of the card being built up. We should be in for a good pay per view but some of that is going to be based on a good go home show. Let's get to it.
1st March 2021 by Thomas Hall
We're still starting the build to Rebellion but first up we need to get through another Impact Plus special. Things have changed around here though as for once that does not sound like the worst thing. I'm not sure what to expect here but last week's show was not the strongest in the world. Let's get to it.
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Nathan Cleary (born 14 November 1997) is an Australian professional rugby league footballer who plays as a  the Penrith Panthers in the NRL and Australia at international level. He won both the 2021 and the 2022 NRL Grand Finals with the Panthers.

He is best known for his accurate kicking game, playmaking, goalkicking and vision. He won the Clive Churchill Medal in 2021.

He has represented the NSW Blues in State of Origin and also played for City NSW.

Background
Cleary is the son of coach and former professional rugby league footballer Ivan Cleary who coaches him at the Penrith Panthers.

Cleary was born in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia.

He spent a number of his childhood years living in Auckland, New Zealand while his father was playing for, and later coaching, the New Zealand Warriors. Attended Sacred Heart College, Auckland for two years and having grown up playing soccer, Cleary switched to rugby league during his pre-teens, playing at a junior level for the Mount Albert Lions in Auckland and the Penrith Brothers in Sydney. He completed his HSC while attending St Dominic's College, Penrith in 2015, where he was a prefect.

Cleary is of Croatian descent. He is the nephew of Josh Stuart and Jason Death. He previously held a New Zealand passport.

Playing career

Early career
Cleary progressed through the Penrith club's junior system, playing in their Harold Matthews Cup (under 16) and S. G. Ball Cup (under 18) teams, the latter of which he captained in 2015.

Cleary appeared for the Windsor Wolves in the Ron Massey Cup and Sydney Shield in a handful of games, before being called into Penrith's National Youth Competition (under 20) squad mid-season. Cleary was unavailable to play in Penrith's 2015 NYC Grand Final winning team due to his selection in the Australian Schoolboys team, whom he captained during their two match series against New Zealand under-18s. Cleary played 20 games, scoring 11 tries and kicking 109 goals for 262 points in his U20s career from 2015 to 2016.

2016
Starting the season as Penrith's first-choice halfback in the NYC, Cleary was selected to play for the Junior Kangaroos against the Junior Kiwis in May, where he played at five-eighth scoring a try and kicking 5 goals in the 34-20 win. He made his New South Wales Cup debut for the Penrith club in round 11, the only game he'd play in that competition in 2016. On 2 June, Cleary extended his contract with the Panthers until the end of the 2019 season; his decision to do so voided a 'father-son' clause in his contract, which would have allowed him to leave the club following his father's dismissal as Penrith's head coach late the previous year, had he so pleased.

Two days after the signing, in round 13, Cleary made his NRL debut for the Penrith Panthers against the Melbourne Storm at five-eighth. Despite a 6-24 defeat at AAMI Park, Cleary had a great debut; making 38 tackles. The next week against the Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles, Cleary scored his first NRL try, as well as kicking five goals in Penrith's 31-24 win at Brookvale Oval. Following a man of the match performance against the South Sydney Rabbitohs in round 15, The Daily Telegraph said of Cleary: "[it's] hard to believe he is only 18 playing his third NRL game. Composed under pressure, kicked well and supported inside for a crucial second half try."

After the departure of seasoned half Jamie Soward and Peter Wallace shifting to hooker, Cleary remained at halfback for the rest of the season. He was in the race for the rookie of the year award, but lost to the Gold Coast Titans halfback, Ashley Taylor. He finished his debut season with 3 tries and 52 goals from 15 matches. He was the Penrith club's highest point-scorer with 116 points. Cleary was rewarded with being named in the emerging NSW Blues squad.

2017
Cleary was named in Penrith's squad for the 2017 NRL Auckland Nines. On 1 May, Cleary was named in the NSW City Origin representative team to play in the last ever City vs Country game.

Cleary finished the season as highest pointscorer in the NRL with a total of 228 points, the youngest player to achieve this since 1913. He played in all 26 games for the Penrith club, scoring 11 tries and kicking 92 goals. Cleary also became the youngest player ever to score 200 points in a season.

2018
Cleary started the 2018 season as possibly the NRL's form player before suffering a knee injury in Round 3 against Canterbury-Bankstown where Penrith lost 20-18 at ANZ Stadium. While he was out with the injury, Cleary was still leading in contention for the halfback spot for New South Wales. Cleary made his return to the field in Round 11 against his father's team the Wests Tigers, where he helped steer the Penrith club to a 16-2 victory at Penrith Stadium. In his next performance in Round 12 against table toppers the St George Illawarra Dragons, Cleary earned his spot in the New South Wales squad after a fine match, scoring a try as Penrith won convincingly 28-2 at Penrith Stadium.

On 6 June 2018, Cleary made his debut for New South Wales in Game 1 of the 2018 State of Origin series against Queensland, starting at halfback in the 22-12 win at the MCG. Later that week, he kicked the match winning field goal in Penrith's 23–22 win over Canberra at GIO Stadium. He played in all 3 Origin games that year for the Blues at halfback.

2019
In the opening rounds of the 2019 season, Cleary had been criticized by sections of the media and fans for Penrith's underwhelming start to the season.  In Round 4, Cleary kicked a goal from the sideline after the final siren to send their game against the Wests Tigers into extra time.  Cleary then kicked a 40 metre field goal to win the game for Penrith 9-8.

On 27 May, Cleary was selected at halfback for New South Wales in Game 1 of the 2019 State of Origin series despite his lacklustre start to the year and with Penrith only managing 2 wins from their first 9 games.  Despite New South Wales losing the first game, Cleary was retained for the second game in Perth which New South Wales won 38-6 at Perth Stadium.

In Round 18 against St George, Cleary scored a try and kicked 6 goals as Penrith won the match 40-18 at Penrith Park.

In round 25, the final game of the year, Cleary scored 4 tries and kicked 9 goals in their 54-10 victory over Newcastle. In this game Cleary scored 34 points to have the 2nd most points scored in a single game in the NRL. Cleary put on a master class despite this game having no impact on the finals as Penrith finished a disappointing 10th.

2020
In round 12, Cleary scored one try and kicked seven goals as Penrith defeated Manly 42–12 at Brookvale Oval.

In the 2020 qualifying final against the Sydney Roosters, Cleary scored a hat-trick and kicked a field goal in Penrith's 29–28 victory.

Cleary played a total of 21 games for Penrith in the 2020 NRL season including the grand final. He threw a pass in the first half of the match which was intercepted by Melbourne winger Suliasi Vunivalu who raced away to score a try at a pivotal moment in the game, but scored a last minute try and kicked two goals in the 26–20 loss.

Cleary was selected by New South Wales for the 2020 State of Origin series. He played poorly in the game 1 loss, with Andrew Johns calling for him to be dropped. Roy Masters said, "Cleary has a weakness and the Maroons have identified it. Cleary's below-par performances in the NRL grand final and the first State of Origin match are directly related to the pressure imposed on his kicking game." He was awarded man of the match in game 2 of the series, where he was praised for his exceptional kicking game, but another loss in game 3 saw a shock 2-1 series defeat. He said after, "2020 as a whole has been a roller coaster, really. I've ridden the highs and lows. I've lost some pretty big games in the last month."

2021
In round 10, Cleary scored a hat-trick and kicked eight goals in Penrith's 48-12 victory over the Gold Coast. The following week, he scored two tries and kicked ten goals in Penrith's 56-12 victory over South Sydney.

Cleary kicked eight goals for New South Wales in the opening game of the 2021 State of Origin series as they defeated Queensland 50-6.

On 30 June, it was announced Cleary would be unable to play for an indefinite period after suffering a shoulder injury. In round 22, he made his return to the Penrith team in a 34-16 victory over St. George Illawarra.

Cleary played a total of 20 games for Penrith in the 2021 NRL season including the club's 2021 NRL Grand Final victory over South Sydney. Cleary was awarded the Clive Churchill Medal for being man of the match. He was also named Dally M Halfback of the year.

On 19 October, Cleary was handed a proposed $7000 fine by the NRL and a breach notice which alleges that he acted contrary to the best interests of the game after he was photographed on social media acting in a disrespectful manner toward the NRL Telstra Premiership Trophy. Although Cleary nor any of the Penrith players had broken the trophy, the NRL alleges Cleary and teammate Stephen Crichton showed disrespect towards the individuals depicted in the iconic moment memorialised on the Trophy.

2022
On 29 May, Cleary was selected by New South Wales to play in game one of the 2022 State of Origin series.

In round 14 of the 2022 NRL season, Cleary scored a try and kicked seven goals in Penrith's 42-6 victory over Newcastle.

In game 2 of the 2022 State of Origin series, Cleary scored two tries and kicked eight goals in New South Wales 44-12 victory over Queensland.

In game 3, New South Wales were behind 16-12 against Queensland with less than two minutes remaining when Cleary elected a chip kick over the top of the defensive line which was intercepted by Queensland's Ben Hunt who ran 70 metres to score the match winning try.
In round 20, Cleary was sent off in Penrith's 34-10 loss against Parramatta for a dangerous lifting tackle.

On 30 July, Cleary was suspended for five games over the tackle which meant he would miss the remainder of the 2022 regular season.

In the 2022 Qualifying Final, Cleary returned to the Penrith side and put in a man of the match performance in the clubs 27-8 victory over Parramatta.

Cleary played for 17 games for Penrith throughout the year including their 2022 NRL Grand Final victory over Parramatta.

In October he was named in the Australia squad for the 2021 Rugby League World Cup. In the second match of Australia's 2021 Rugby League World Cup campaign, Cleary made his debut for Australia scoring one try and kicking 12 goals during a 84-0 victory over Scotland. Cleary played for Australia in their 2021 Rugby League World Cup final victory over Samoa.

2023
On 18 February, Cleary played in Penrith's 13-12 upset loss to St Helens RFC in the 2023 World Club Challenge.

Honours
Individual
 Ben Alexander Rookie of the Year: 2016
 Penrith Panthers Members' Player of the Year: 2016, 2020
 Merv Cartwright Medal: 2020, 2021
 RLPA Halfback of the Year: 2020, 2021
 RLPA Players' Champion: 2020
 Brad Fittler Medal: 2020
 Dally M Halfback of the Year: 2020, 2021
 Clive Churchill Medal: 2021

Penrith Panthers
 NRL Premiership: 2021, 2022
 NRL Minor Premiership: 2020, 2022
 NRL Grand Final Runners-up: 2020

New South Wales
 State of Origin series: 2018, 2019, 2021

Australia
 World Cup: 2021

Coronavirus controversy
On 28 April 2020, Cleary was fined $10,000 after breaking protocols during the COVID-19 pandemic. Cleary was pictured at his home with a group of women on ANZAC Day and the photo was uploaded to social media. Cleary later apologized to the Penrith club and his teammates over the incident.

However, a video of Cleary dancing with the women emerged, thus bringing the validity of his apology into question. For lying about the incident, Cleary was hit with a 2-match ban as well as a $30,000 fine. It was then revealed that Cleary lied about the girls visiting his house and actually went to pick them up.

References

External links

Penrith Panthers profile
NRL profile

1997 births
Living people
Australia national rugby league team players
Australian people of Croatian descent
Australian rugby league players
New South Wales City Origin rugby league team players
New South Wales Rugby League State of Origin players
Penrith Panthers players
Junior Kangaroos players
Windsor Wolves players
Penrith Panthers captains
Rugby league halfbacks
Rugby league players from Sydney
Clive Churchill Medal winners

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New Vatican document describes "spiritual apprenticeship" for Roman Catholic seminarians
UPDATE: The online version of this article has been updated to include new information regarding the "pastoral stage" of ministry preparation.
In late September, more than 80 Roman Catholic priests, bishops, and lay leaders met in Chicago at a gathering hosted by the National Association of Catholic Theological Schools (NACTS). Their purpose: to consider the implications of new guidelines for seminary formation recently issued by the Congregation for the Clergy, the Vatican office charged with overseeing priests, deacons, and theological education.
The new Ratio Fundamentalis Institutionis Sacerdotalis, published in English as "The Gift of the Priestly Vocation," builds on earlier guidelines issued by the Vatican in 1970 and 1985. The product of worldwide consultation, the new document reframes the human, spiritual, intellectual, and pastoral dimensions of seminary formation — the "four pillars" of formation that were promulgated in Pope St. John Paul II's 1992 Apostolic Exhortation, Pastores Dabo Vobis (published in English as "I Will Give You Shepherds").
For 25 years, these four pillars have structured education and assessment at Roman Catholic seminaries. Non-Catholic schools interested in spiritual formation have also taken note of them. According to Cardinal Beniamino Stella, prefect of the Congregation for the Clergy, the inspiration for this update and renewal of priestly formation derives from Pope Francis's own spirituality and his warnings against the temptations of money, authoritarianism, legalism, and vainglory in the priesthood.
The Roman Catholic Church approaches theological education as an issue for the international church, and efforts at reform flow from the Vatican outward, leaving considerable latitude for national conferences of bishops to adapt the universal guidelines for local institutions. Individual seminaries work within the guidelines established by their national conference of bishops. At the two-day gathering of American seminary leaders held in September, three levels of the Roman Catholic Church were represented — an official from the Vatican, representatives from the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB), and members of NACTS.
Mexican Archbishop Jorge Carlos Patrón Wong, secretary for seminaries within the Congregation for the Clergy, described the vision of the new Ratio on the first day of the meeting. On the last day, Bishop Earl Boyea of Lansing, Michigan, chair of the USCCB's Committee on Clergy, Consecrated Life, and Vocations, led a private session for seminary heads on the implications of the new guidelines for the next revision of the Program of Priestly Formation (PPF). The PPF is the American document that applies big-picture Vatican principles to the American context. The most recent edition of the PPF, the fifth, was issued in 2005. A sixth edition is not expected to appear for at least two more years, after Vatican approval. (The Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops has its own separate Program for Priestly Formation, last revised in 2002.)
Archbishop Jorge Carlos Patrón Wong with members of the NACTS executive committee. From left, Christopher J. McAtee, Father John G. Lodge, Msgr. Todd J. Lajiness, Archbishop Patrón Wong, and Msgr. David L. Toups. Not pictured: Msgr. Peter I. Vaccari and Father Michael Patella.
Credit: Christa Klein
Key features of the new Ratio, which may be incorporated into the next edition of the PPF, reflect Pope Francis's desire for a personalized course of gradual instruction that includes an additional "propaedeutic [introductory] stage"— a year or two in which a candidate shows evidence of his vocation to the priesthood by learning to live "a Christian, chaste, and generous life." In the United States, this stage would extend the already-lengthy course of formation now in place: typically two years of pre-theology (mandated for entering seminarians who have a bachelor's degree but insufficient background in theology and philosophy), then three to four years of graduate-level theological studies, and as required by some dioceses, a "pastoral year" in a diocesan parish between the third and fourth year.
In the new Ratio, the seminarian is seen as a spiritual apprentice. The newly-proposed "propaedeutic" period is also called the "discipleship stage" and ideally takes place outside of the seminary. The two years of pre- theology (if required) and the three years of theological studies are the "configuration stage," emphasizing that these years of education should be personalized for each student.
Finally, while seminaries themselves employ a variety of approaches to incorporate shorter periods of supervised residential pastoral training, a notable part of all previous editions of the U.S. PPF, the newly mandatory intensive period of parish-centered formation after seminary as the "pastoral stage" may further lengthen formation while altering seminary formation. Both formal and informal conversations in September featured these issues.
In question-and-answer sessions, Archbishop Patrón Wong also emphasized the feature of "human accompaniment," to be modeled during all three stages. The seminary rector is expected to serve as pastor of the "seminary parish" and ensure individualized spiritual direction for each seminarian — a practice that each person, once ordained, is to carry into his own pastorate. The intent is to shape emotionally mature priests who have learned the arduous discipline of living in faith, hope, and love — pastors who can, with "discernment" (as understood in Jesuit spirituality), understand and guide their flocks with Christ's profound love and mercy.
Topics addressed at this year's NACTS gathering will likely continue to dominate its agenda and challenge the bishops' conference in the U.S. (and Canada) as it approves a new edition of the PPF. Only three years old, NACTS replaces gatherings formerly hosted by regional organizations of Roman Catholic seminaries as well as the now-disbanded Seminary Department of the National Catholic Educational Association.
Online documents
Pastores Dabo Vobis ("I Will Give You Shepherds"): bit.ly/Pastores-Dabo-Vobis
Program of Priestly Formation, Fifth Edition (United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, 2005): bit.ly/US-priestly-formation
Program for Priestly Formation (Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops, 2002): bit.ly/CA-priestly-formation
Ratio Fundamentalis Institutionis Sacerdotalis ("The Gift of the Priestly Vocation"): bit.ly/Ratio-Fundamentalis


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November National Lockdown
We have really enjoyed and appreciated the support from all our visitors from July to November 2020. However, following the Prime Minister's statement on Saturday 31 October on the revised COVID-19 restrictions Blists Hill Victorian Town, Coalbrookdale Museum of Iron and Jackfield Tile Museum are now closed. Museum of The Gorge and the Iron Bridge Tollhouse will be closed from 4pm today, Tuesday 3 November.
The Furnace Kitchen, Coalbrookdale is now closed but will be open for takeaway pizza on Friday evenings and collect-for-home Sunday lunch. Menu options will be available on our website and social media soon.
If you have tickets booked to visit over the next four weeks we will contact you shortly to discuss alternative visit dates or refunds.
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Clothier goes domestic
Rachel Weeks, 27, did something radical last year. The CEO of Durham-based School House Inc., which makes high-end college apparel, moved manufacturing from Sri Lanka to North Carolina — swimming against the current of companies moving production offshore. It seems to be paying off. Her company, which sells mostly to college bookstores, anticipates having its first profitable year in 2012.
How did you get started?
When I was at Duke University, I got $20,000 from a car accident. I moved to Sri Lanka after graduation and decided it was now or never. I hired a designer that I found online and contracted with a factory there.
Why bring manufacturing here?
The three visits a year I was making to Sri Lanka at $5,000 apiece, employing a quality-control team, shipping costs — when you added those things up, the difference between there and here was negligible. It's also dependent on having a higher-end product.
It's very hard to be cost competitive without a larger profit margin. We're able to absorb some of those added costs.
Does manufacturing domestically help sales?
I'm not asking people to buy this product because it's made in America — sport apparel needed more fashion-driven merchandise. I did think this market would be responsive to socially responsible branding.
What do you mean by "socially responsible"?
What I've become passionate about is valuing the human capital in the supply chain. In Sri Lanka, we made our manufacturer pay a living wage of $170 a month rather than $60.
Have you done that here?
Forcing that in North Carolina has been tougher because School House is a small portion of these places' production.
Does being ethical matter to the bottom line?
We are in a new consumer era when people's money is personal, and they want to buy brands they're connected to.
Is that message reaching consumers?
We just hired a marketing director a few months ago. We have a long way to go to carve out a brand identity, but we're starting to do that.
Forbes magazine is sweet on the Raleigh-Cary metro. It recently named A10 Clinical Solutions Inc., a Cary-based health-care equipment and services provider, the state's most promising company (No. 48 nationally). But that's only the most recent honor it's awarded the metro.
No. 4 Best Cities for Technology Jobs, 2011
No. 1 Best Places for Business and Careers, 2011
No. 2 Next Big Boom Towns in the U.S., 2011
No. 2 Best Cities for Young Professionals, 2011
No. 1 Most Wired Cities, 2010
No. 1 Safest Cities, 2010
"I don't see the need to pay for something I can get for free."
— Jim Rozier of Raleigh on the Triangle Expressway, the state's first modern toll road. The 3½-mile stretch opened in December, and the state began charging motorists this month. It will eventually connect Research Triangle Park and Holly Springs.
Source: Associated Press
RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK— Basking Ridge, N.J.-based communications company Avaya will add about 135 jobs in four years at its local office, increasing its employment here to about 325. The average annual salary will be $87,704. Durham County's average is $61,256.
DURHAM— Bruce Karsh, a Duke University trustee and investment manager, and his wife have given $50 million to the school to help pay for undergraduate tuition. About $30 million will go to U.S. students, with the rest for international students. The donation is the largest made by individuals to support financial aid in Duke's history.
RALEIGH— Bulk TV & Internet will increase its local workforce from 62 to more than 100 over the next year. The company sells DirecTV satellite service and plans to hotels, hospitals and restaurants.
RALEIGH— The Gores Group, a Los Angeles private-equity firm that bought controlling interest in Stock Building Supply in 2009, paid an undisclosed amount for the remaining 49% of stock. Terms of the deal weren't disclosed.
RALEIGH— Alex Pinchev, president of Red Hat's global sales, services and field marketing organizations, is leaving the company this month to become CEO of a data-protection software company. Red Hat sells and services the Linux computer-operating system.
CARY— The Internal Revenue Service signed a $6.25 million deal with SAS Institute to use the technology company's software to detect, prevent and resolve tax crimes. It is unknown when it will be implemented. All 15 U.S. federal departments will now use the company's software.
TRIANGLE — Triangle home sales increased 12% in October compared with the same month in 2010. Wake and Johnston counties had the highest increases with about 20% and 19%, respectively. New listings decreased 17% over the same period, from 3,102 to 2,650.
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On China: Ignore the risks ... for now.
Last week I turned bullish on some key commodities. While we haven't seen a whole lot of action, some commodities are trying to push higher.
Generally, I tend to think China will be an underlying force for an upside move that carries through much of the first half of 2013.
To be sure, China is facing several legitimate risks. And much of it stems from various reforms China recognizes is necessary towards ensuring sustainable rates of economic growth.
No new recommendations or adjustments at this time. Closely watching for a signal to get long gold and/or silver by using ETFs like IAU, SLV, AGQ and DGP.
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(literalmente "Genesis Blindada MOSPEADA") es una serie animada japonesa de ciencia ficción creada por Shinji Aramaki y Hideki Kakinuma. La serie contó con 25 episodios y fue transmitida originalmente en Japón a través de la cadena televisiva Fuji Television, desde finales de 1983 hasta principios de 1984. El acrónimo MOSPEADA (Military Operation Soldier Protection Emergency Aviation Dive Armor) es el nombre de las Moto-Armaduras transformables que aparecen en la serie. Otro de los principales robots que aparecen en la misma es el Armo-Fighter AFC-01 Legioss, cuyo diseño estuvo inspirado por el Caza Variable VF-1 Valkyrie de la serie The Super Dimension Fortress Macross.

MOSPEADA fue utilizada y modificada en parte de su historia, música y nombres de personajes para formar parte de Robotech (adaptación estadounidense), conocida como ¨The New Generation¨.

Argumento
En el siglo 21, los problemas de la contaminación de la Tierra resultaron en el desarrollo de un combustible de hidrógeno llamado "HBT" como una alternativa a los combustibles fósiles, mientras que la humanidad ha colonizado Marte. En 2050, una misteriosa raza alienígena llamada los Inbit invadió la Tierra. Incapaz de luchar contra los Inbit, la Tierra se vuelve desolada, con sólo unos pocos focos de humanos esparcidos por el planeta. Muchos de los refugiados escapan a bordo de las lanzaderas que quedan para buscar refugio en la Luna. Los Inbit establecen su principal base de operaciones en la Tierra, llamado "Punto Reflex", en la zona de los Grandes Lagos de América del Norte.

Sin embargo, la colonia de Marte, conocido como la Base de Marte, no se olvida de la situación de la Tierra. Se envían tropas para combatir a los Inbit desde la Luna, sólo para fallar miserablemente. Los Inbit no atacan Marte y no muestran interés hacia los otros planetas. Sorprendentemente, los extranjeros no muestran hostilidad hacia los seres humanos a menos que sean provocados directamente. Los Inbit también puede sentir la presencia de HBT y el uso del combustible se limita a su cargo, como el HBT es un componente común en la tecnología de las armas. La Base de Marte se convierte en una gigantesca fábrica militar, produciendo grandes cantidades de armamento avanzado y tropas entrenadas. En 2080, la Base de Marte envía una próxima oleada de tropas, donde a pesar de contar con equipos más avanzados tecnológicamente y mechas transformables, toda la armada "Fuerza de Recuperación de la Tierra" es destruida.

Tres años más tarde, la Base de Marte lanza un nuevo ataque llamado la "Segunda Fuerza de Recuperación de la Tierra". Uno de los soldados es el teniente Stick Bernard. La fuerza de ataque, se sacrifica en la órbita de la Tierra. La novia de Stick, Marlene muere en un ataque enemigo y él aterriza en América del Sur, en algún lugar del norte de Argentina. En un primer momento, Stick está triste y deprimido por la muerte de Marlene. Después de ver una grabación holográfica de su prometida muerta, Stick hace un juramento de venganza. En su búsqueda por alcanzar el Punto Reflex, conoce a los otros personajes principales de la serie, formando un variopinto grupo de luchadores por la libertad en una búsqueda para liberar al planeta de los Inbit.-

A medida que el argumento se desenvuelve, el propósito de la invasión de los Inbit es revelado: encontrar un lugar adecuado para evolucionar en formas de vida más complejas. Sin embargo, lo que los Inbit ignoran es que su meta amenaza con provocar la extinción de los humanos y la de los propios Inbit. La misión de Stick y sus amigos es la de acercarse a Reflex, líder de los Inbit, y convencerla de que abandone el planeta Tierra.

Personajes

 Stick Barnard
 Ray
 Houquet et Rose
 Jim Warston
 Mint La Blue
 Yellow Belmont
 Aisha

Máquinas

Humanos
Traje de Montar
VR-052T MOSPEDA
VR-052T en Modo Armadura
VR-038L Bartley
VR-038L en Modo Armadura
VR-041T Browsuperior
VR-041T Browsuperior en Modo Armadura
AFC01H Legioss
FC01I Legioss
AFC01Z Legioss
 Dark Legioss
Unmanned Dark Legioss
AB-01 Tread (Modo Aéreo)
AB-01 Tread (Modo Guerrero)
Legioss + Tread
Jim's Jeep
Synchro Cannon
AS-C03 Condor
AF-03 Combat

Inbits
Eager
Grob
Garmo
Protect Inbit
Ghoss

Producción
En su fase de producción, los títulos sugeridos para la serie MOSPEADA fueron: Kouka Kihei Vector ("Descent Machine Soldier Vector"), Chou Fumetsu Yousai Reflex Point ("Super Immortal Fortress Reflex Point") y AD Patrol: Una historia de policías donde el personaje principal anda en una motocicleta que se transforma en su compañero. Los personajes fueron diseñados por Yoshitaka Amano, quien años después se volvería famoso al trabajar en los personajes e ilustraciones de varios video juegos de la serie Final Fantasy.

Los títulos de cada episodio contienen el nombre de un estilo musical. Esta forma de titular episodios fue utilizada con posterioridad en Cowboy Bebop.

Al diseñador mecánico Shinji Aramaki se le ocurrió la idea de las moto armaduras transformables mientras trabajaba diseñando los juguetes de la serie Diaclone (Hoy conocidos como Transformers). Cuando Aramaki se encontraba conduciendo su motocicleta Honda VT250 250 cc, este pensó que el tamaño de la moto era viable para ser vestida por una persona. El diseño de la moto estuvo basado en el de la Suzuki Katana. Las barras blanco y negro tanto en el Legioss como en las moto armaduras son una referencia a las Bandas de invasión aliadas en la Segunda Guerra Mundial.

Personal de Producción
Diseño de personajes: Yoshitaka Amano
Creadores, Diseñadores mecánicos: Shinji Aramaki & Hideki Kakinuma
Productor: Masatoshi Yui
Música: Joe Hisaishi
Animación de Apertura: Yoshinori Kanada

Adaptación para el Universo de Robotech

Trasfondo
En el año 1982 Studio Nue y Big West produjeron una serie animada de 36 episodios llamada The Super Dimension Fortress Macross, la cual luego fue distribuida internacionalmente por Tatsunoko Productions. El éxito que tuvo esta serie animada en Japón llamó la atención de la Compañía Harmony Gold USA y del Productor Carl Macek, los cuales, quisieron transmitir la serie en Estados Unidos.

Sin embargo, Macek y Harmony Gold no pudieron producir la serie de forma integra, pues en aquel entonces, para que una serie pudiera ser televisada en EE.UU. se requería un mínimo de 65 episodios (trece semanas con cinco episodios por semana) y Macross tenía menos episodios de los requeridos (36), pues en Japón se transmite solo un episodio por semana.

Con el objetivo de conseguir la suma de episodios requerida, Macek y el equipo de Harmony Gold tomaron la serie The Super Dimension Fortress Macross y combinaron las dos series animadas japonesas totalmente diferentes a Macross y entre sí: Super Dimensional Cavalry Southern Cross y Genesis Climber MOSPEADA. El equipo de producción editó el contenido de estas tres series, editó sus diálogos, cambiaron nombres de personajes y de máquinas y crearon un argumento adaptado de forma tal que estas tres series, diferentes las tres entre sí, tuvieran una conexión argumental (La Protocultura). Esta adaptación de tres series fue bautizada como Robotech. Con los años, el universo de Robotech se intentó expandir con películas, novelas, historietas y videojuegos.

MOSPEADA
La animación de MOSPEADA fue adaptada y modificada (con contenido editado y diálogos revisados) para su transmisión en Estados Unidos como Robotech: The New Generation, la tercera saga de la serie Robotech. En Robotech, Los Inbit fueron renombrados como Invids de la "Tercera Generación" (que también fueron presentados en Robotech II: Los Sentinelas) y las fuerzas espaciales avanzadas fueron renombradas como la recurrente Fuerza Expedicionaria Robotech (REF) que quedó en la tierra antes de la "Segunda Generación" Robotech. Las fuerzas de defensa de la tierra fueron debilitadas en la saga anterior. A diferencia de los Invid en la adaptación Robotech, los Inbit en MOSPEADA no tienen nada que ver con Los Maestros de la Robotecnia (sus archienemigos en Robotech); estos solo estaban buscando un buen planeta en el cual evolucionar a un ser más perfecto. Del mismo modo, las fuerzas REF bajo el mando de almirante Hunter a las que Bernard se refiere con frecuencia a eran las de Base Mars y Jupiter, que acosaron a los Inbit, a pesar de que los Inbit solo se metían con los humanos si estos los agredían o se excedían en la adquisición de HBT.

Los nombres de las máquinas y los robots también fueron cambiados. Las motoarmaduras fueron renombradas como Veritech Cyclone; el robot transformable AFC-01 Legioss fue renombrado como VF/A-6 Alpha Veritech; la adaptación AB-01 Tlead fue renombrada como VFB-9 Beta Veritech. Justo al igual que con Super Dimensional Fortress Macross y Super Dimensional Cavalry Southern Cross, Genesis Climber MOSPEADA fue modificada para formar parte de la continuidad Robotech creada por Harmony Gold y Carl Macek. Los nombres de los personajes fueron alterados así como su personalidad.

Música
Tema de Apertura

Compuesta por Yukihide Takekawa; Letra de Masao Urino; arreglo de Joe Hisaishi
Intérprete: Andy Koyama
Tema de Clausura

Compuesta por Yukihide Takekawa; Letra de Masao Urino; arreglo de Joe Hisaishi
Intérprete: Andy Koyama y Mine Matsuki

La música incidental de la serie fue compuesta por Joe Hisaishi, famoso por sus trabajos musicales en varias películas de Hayao Miyazaki Debido a un error de redacción, en los créditos espe aparece como "Yuzuru Hisaishi." MOSPEADA es la primera serie de anime en tener un tema musical (Blue Rain) con base de jazz.

La banda malaya Hujan hizo un cover del tema de apertura de la serie con el mismo título de Lonely Soldier Boy. las letras fueron traducidas de japonés a malayo (excepto el coro, el cual se preservó) y fue incluido en el álbum de la banda.

Lista de episodios

Love Live Alive
Después que la serie finalizó, se publicó un OVA conocido como Genesis Climber MOSPEADA: Love Live Alive. Este fue publicado en septiembre de 1985 y salió al mercado exclusivamente en Japón. EL OVA estaba compuesto por material tanto viejo como nuevo. La trama de Love Live Alive tiene como protagonizta a Yellow Belmont, enfocándose en su concierto musical y en sus recuerdos sobre eventos sucedidos en la serie. En 2013, La compañía Harmony Gold tomo este OVA adaptándolo y editándolo, cambiándole el nombre por Robotech: Love Live Alive.

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Citroen C4 Picasso arriving in February with segment-first safety technology
Tim Beissmann
New Cars Editor
The Citroen C4 Picasso will offer claimed segment-first safety technology when it arrives in Australian showrooms in February.
Citroen Australia says the compact C4 Picasso MPV will be the first vehicle in the small sub-$40,000 segment to come standard with 360-degree camera technology, which aids visibility when parking and manoeuvring at low speeds.
Other standard safety features will include blind spot monitoring, auto parking, parking sensors, auto headlights, rain-sensing wipers, six airbags and electronic stability control, while customers will be able to bolster safety further with the Drive Assist Package that adds lane departure warning with seatbelt vibration alert, active cruise control and active seatbelts.
Citroen Australia general manager John Startari says safety will be a strong selling point for the family-focused C4 Picasso.
"The C4 Picasso is ideally suited to families, so the focus on safety is non-negotiable for us," Startari said.
"Being the first vehicle to offer innovative safety solutions in this segment demonstrates our commitment to ensuring Citroen maintains its strong stance on safety and innovation.
"The Picasso nameplate is establishing itself as one of the most awarded family vehicles in Australia for design, value, drive experience and aftersales support, and the C4 Picasso will continue that trend."
At 4428mm long, the Citroen C4 Picasso is 172mm shorter from nose to tail than the seven-seat Grand C4 Picasso that went on sale in Australia earlier this year and won CarAdvice's people-mover comparison in May.
Citroen Australia has not announced any additional specification details or prices at this stage, keeping them under wraps until closer to the C4 Picasso's February launch.
CarAdvice understands the C4 Picasso will be available with a turbocharged 1.6-litre four-cylinder petrol engine producing 121kW of power and 240Nm of torque and a six-speed automatic transmission.
It's unclear if a diesel engine will be offered, though CarAdvice understands one is unlikely to be available from launch.
As with the rest of Citroen's line-up, the C4 Picasso will come with a six-year warranty, six years of capped-price servicing and six years of roadside assistance.
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Let me take just a step back. I have a bit of a love affair with fabric. Tree City Stitches in Greensburg is rather addictive to me. JoAnns is a regular stop almost weekly. A good sale is hard to pass up. I said yesterday that I was teetering on the edge of being a fabric hoarder. Ayana said I have done teetered over the edge!
So with all that fabric I have to have projects. This year I enlisted my friend, and fellow fabric hoarder, Kate Phillips, to help me with a project that was special to me. I wanted to make lap quilts for those in need at the local nursing home.
I started cutting fabric into 5" squares and matching it up to make simple lap quilts. I took these "kits" to Kate so that she could start piecing them together. I still think she took all my kits threw the squares into a huge pile, stirred it up, and then started putting tops together.
In true Kate fashion, they turned out beautiful!
I have been putting the batting and backing on them so that they can be taken to the nursing home before Christmas. I hope the residents will enjoy Kate's beautiful creations as well as feel the warmth and love that has went into making these quilts.
Along with making quilts myself, I love to see those that are made by others. I am often inspired by others creations.
I went to the Hope Christmas walk last month. I stopped at Willow Leaves and was admiring a quilt that was laying on a table. I knew that this was a very unique piece. You could feel just how special it was just by touching it. I could see that it was made from some old bibs that no doubt had been worn by someone special. There were other fabrics in the quilt as well.
As I stood there, touching the quilt, David Webster came up to me.He proceeded to tell me that, indeed, it was a very special quilt. The bibs it was made from were worn by his father. I remember that the designer had even put in the loops from the bibs that held tools. I believe there was a handkerchief along with a few other special pieces of memories added in. The more I knew about the quilt, the more incredible it became. The memories, the meaning and the love in that quilt will last a lifetime.
I don't know that we realize just how blessed we are to have quilts. Those that are made with love, giving and compassion. We can wrap ourselves in them to stay warm and have a feeling of being safe.
As we approach the birthdate of our Lord Jesus Christ I think that He was sent here to be our spiritual quilt. He is Love, He is Giving and He is Compassion. If we allow Him to, He will wrap His arms around us and He will keep us safe.
I hope that you all have a very Blessed Christmas and that the New Year will bring you love, peace and joy.


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New poll finds national guard troops overwhelmingly support Dakota Access Pipeline
By Jessica Husey Jones and Matthew Yglesias—National Guard troops overwhelmingly favor the Dakota Access pipeline over the Army Corps of Engineers' review, according to a new poll conducted by the Pew Research Center.
A majority of the nation's national guardsmen (52%) favor the Army's Corps of Engineering's review of the Dakota pipeline, compared to 32% who are opposed.
The poll results were released Tuesday by Pew, which is focused on "the relationship between the public, state and local governments, and the federal government," and includes responses from 538 members of the Guard.
The results, which also include responses from a total of 526 Guardsmen, suggest that the Trump administration has not changed its mind about the Dakota Pipeline and that many Guardsmen remain opposed to its construction.
Only 30% of Guardsmen who oppose the pipeline believe the Army is "more qualified" to make a decision than the Corps, while 67% of Guard members agree with that statement.
The pipeline has been opposed by the Standing Rock Sioux tribe and the United Nations, and by Native American tribes in the Dakotas and across the U.S.
A survey last year found that nearly 60% of Americans oppose the project, and more than 90% of the country's Guardsmen oppose it.
The Army Corps said it is reviewing the Dakota oil pipeline's permit application for its next phase of construction, but that the Army does not intend to stop construction until the Corps gives its final decision.
A number of tribes have already begun blocking construction, including the Standing Rose Sioux tribe in South Dakota and the Navajo Nation in Arizona.
The Trump administration is also reportedly considering a move to withhold federal funding from the pipeline until the Army issues its review.
The White House on Monday said the decision to halt construction is a "significant" development and urged Congress to pass a budget that would include funding for the Dakota construction.
The report also found that roughly one in three Guardsmen believe that Native Americans are not adequately represented in Congress, including one in five who think Native Americans in Congress do not have enough representation.
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Chelsea Wolfe #7 - Flatlines (live session)
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If I could get away with it I'd probably write about Chelsea Wolfe on a weekly basis but no doubt you'd get bored of my superlatives so I tend to wait for major updates, this post is half that. It's not quite confirmed news of her forthcoming album, yet, although the note that came with this incredible live session track states that 'Chelsea Wolfe performs her song "Flatlands" from her soon to be released acoustic album coming out on Sargent House in the Fall of 2012'. That's good enough for me!
This live version of "Flatlines" sets the mark incredibly high for the album, though a noticeable departure from her two official albums to date for "Flatlines" is really not dark at all, musically anyway, her trademark bleak and eerie tension replaced with something simpler and just achingly beautiful. The finger picking of Chelsea's acoustic guitar is delicate and soft, the backing violins devastating whilst Chelsea's hushed whispers are truly gorgeous, the introspective beauty in her words sure to bring goosebumps to many.
Google searching leads me to discover it's an old track which was once upon a time available on a 'tour cd' in 2009, you lucky so and so's who have a copy of that. I've also included a gut wrenching rendition of "Halfsleeper" from Chelsea's debut below, spine-tingling, sensational, soothing. Whatever you want to call it, it's amazing.
After my seemingly endless wait for Chelsea Wolfe to play in the UK I finally got the chance to see her in April on what was the first show of her European tour at the Old Blue Last, a packed, hot room was reduced to silence as Chelsea and band performed a breathtaking set, highlights a many, it was loud, powerful and haunting, pretty much everytrhing I was hoping. Chelsea commanded the room with her ghostly voice and dramatic soundscapes, the drum beat increasingly dominant whilst guitars and keys were used to create the nightmarish ambience. A pretty special night I'm sure all who were there would testify to.
Criticisms? None really but patience has never been one of my strongest attributes so please can we get some more UK dates announced! I'd be equally delighted with a full band set or an acoustic tour.
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