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Stanford Scores!!

CO-SIZZLER OF THE WEEK!!! CONGRATULATIONS SIZZLER!! JT

CO-SIZZLER OF THE WEEK!!! CONGRATULATIONS SIZZLER!! JT

PROVO ¢¨ The first animated film created by Brigham Young University students won a "student Emmy" and a bronze medal at the student Academy Awards. So, will BYU's second short film be an encore performance?

Students have completed "PetShop" and will unveil it Monday to selected audiences.

BYU plans to present the four-minute "short" at animation festivals around the world this winter, which is how the award-winning "Lemmings" built momentum last year, starting with clips shown at the Cannes Film Festival.

Animated shorts have a long history, from Bugs Bunny and Porky Pig to Pixar Studios' popular computer-generated animation. BYU students use computer technology to learn artistic and technical skills, which in turn make them marketable to DreamWorks and other animation and special effects companies.

"We've been really successful in finding that niche the studios like," BYU technology professor Brent Adams said. "We have the right kind of students, and we work on these group animation projects so they can use both the artistic and technical sides of their brains."

The animation program is 4 years old and BYU graduates have worked on such projects as "The Lord of the Rings" trilogy and "Pirates of the Caribbean."

Each BYU film represents the joint project for a senior class of animation students. "Lemmings" was completed by the senior class two years ago and "PetShop" was the project for last year's seniors. Trent Halvorsen, a Layton native now living in Syracuse, was the director for "PetShop." He graduated from BYU in April and works for Avalanche Software, a Utah video game company. One of his projects is a video game for "Chicken Little," the new Disney animated movie due to be released in theaters next year.

"I do mostly the mini-movies in the game," said Halvorsen. "I'm doing the story for Chicken Little in the game. A lot of what I'm doing right now is similar to what I did on 'PetShop' last year."

Each year, BYU's senior class of animation students gathers and listens to pitches from anyone with an idea for the senior project. "PetShop" is the brainchild of Logan Deans, a former BYU football player and a film student.

In the film, a not-so-lovable chinchilla desperate to leave a pet shop does his best to win the attention of his potential owner, Billy, who seems more interested in a lizard in a neighboring cage.

The four-minute film took more than a year to complete and involved 18 BYU seniors and other students. They used textures and lighting schemes to emulate the characteristics of a 3-D hand-painted illustration to give "PetShop" a distinct look, Adams said.

Synthesis, BYU's premiere jazz ensemble, performed the music for the film, along with performers from University Singers.

Both Halvorsen and Adams think "PetShop" will outperform "Lemmings."

"Most people that see 'PetShop ' think it will play better than 'Lemmings,' " Adams said. "I know the students spent a lot more time in the look of the animation. The textures are better, the lighting is better ¢¨ there's just a ton more things going on."

BYU officials are considering ways to distribute the films locally, including the possibility of selling a compilation DVD with both shorts at the BYU Bookstore.

The school has produced a DVD of "Lemmings" complete with bonus features, bloopers and a short piece on the animation program, but it is not yet available commercially.

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Thanks to Logan for booking the trips. jt

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Dr. Kris Mohandie is a police and forensic psychologist with over sixteen years of experience in the assessment and management of violent behavior. He has worked in field responses and case investigations for local, state, and federal law enforcement organizations including LAPD's Threat Management Unit and SWAT Crisis Negotiation Team. He responded on-scene to the O.J. Simpson barricade and the North Hollywood Bank Robbery Shootout. Dr. Mohandie assisted the Los Angeles County District Attorney's prosecution of the stalker of Steven Spielberg. He regularly consults on work place violence, extreme violence, stalking, and threat cases in the private and public sector through his company Operational Consulting International, Inc. He is currently the lead author (with Meloy, Green-McGowan, and Williams) of a forthcoming published study of over one thousand North American stalkers.

Dr. Mohandie's book, School Violence Threat Management: A Practical Guide for Educators, Law Enforcement, and Mental Health Professionals was released November 2000 and is now in its second printing. Dr. Mohandie has conducted extensive trial pending and prison interviews of violent offenders, including a number of notorious stalkers, hostage takers, workplace and school violence perpetrators, and multiple murderers.

Dr. Mohandie's work has been featured in the Los Angeles Times, U.S. Today, E!, and in the news programs of ABC, CBS, NBC, BBC, and Fox, as well as the Discovery Channel, and USA Network.

A true American Hero- Kris Mohandie!!!

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WE LET HIM GO!!!

(Is he peeing on me? I couldn't tell with all the rain, sleet and snow that day!)

Meanwhile, Mark Furman is catching guppies in Idaho!!

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KRIS MOHANDIE IS THE SIZZLER OF THE DECADE!!! CONGRATULATIONS ON SIZZLER OF THE DECADE!!

JACK & CAROLA TROUT

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Getting a little tail!! (Sure miss Carola, see you next month!!!)

Jack, Thanks for the good picks and being such a good instructor glad we have some new converts don't forget to tell you Bay Area clients we are the friendly fly fishing bank!

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Thanks again, JT

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After great adventures last year, we are ready for another great season.

Hope to see you down there!! Jack & Carola Trout

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So give us a call, we want to guide you this season in South America.

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Pick up a copy of our book on Chile. It was a real pleasure and an honor to have written the fly fishing sections in both Fodor's Fly Fishing Chile as well as Argentina.

Hope to spend time with you down there this 2009. jt

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Not even - 12,000 miles, 2 volcano eruptions, a world financial meltdown, or a mentally challenged lame duck President could keep our love apart!

I love her people, this I know!

Love, jack & carola

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Hello All, I was just thinking how things kind of catch on as a good idea, and I think taking down those four dams on the Klamath is a great idea! Fish ladders or better yet water ways for salmon are necessary for all life. We must do everything we can to allow the salmon to spawn in their natural habitate. We will continue to speak for the salmon and pray for the old time salmon to make their way back up to the high country rivers and tributaries in greater numbers, like the picture of the one I have attached. When I was a kid this is what I remember catching.

Caleen Sisk-Franco Tribal and Spiritual Leader Winnemem Wintu Tribe Water is Sacred - Water is Life - Sawal Mem

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Date: Fri, 14 Nov 2008 13:16:21 -0800 From: wintu6472@yahoo.com Subject: Fw: Klamath dam deal struck! (they r coming down!!!) To: caleenwintu@msn.com; gary@ranchriver.com; mark@miyoshidaiko.com; winnemem@msn.com; skins_ceiba@yahoogroups.com

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From: Kayla Carpenter <kaylarae@stanford.edu> To: "nastudents2007@lists.stanford.edu" <nastudents2007@lists.stanford.edu>; Michael preston <wintu6472@yahoo.com> Sent: Friday, November 14, 2008 12:01:31 PM Subject: Klamath dam deal struck! (they r coming down!!!)

whiniste xoniwh! (i'm SO happy!) -Kayla (this is the best news i've heard in my entire life! hope that it goes as it says!) Carpenter

Klamath dam deal struck John Driscoll/The Times-Standard Article Launched: 11/13/2008 01:27:02 AM PST

Click photo to enlarge The federal government and Pacificorp have reached an agreement in principal on removing four dams on the Klamath River and have floated the deal to tribes, fishermen, farmers and conservation groups. The White House is expected to release details of the plan today, but sources say the agreement includes beginning to tear down the dams by 2020, with Pacificorp putting tens of millions of dollars toward the effort.

Participants in the briefing were being tightlipped about the deal, which until today was confidential.

"It's going in the right direction," said Steve Rothert -- with the group American Rivers -- about the agreement.

The dams have for decades blocked salmon from migrating into the upper reaches of the Klamath River, and salmon and other fisheries have suffered. The four dams that are the target of the proposal are Iron Gate, Copco I, Copco 2, and J.C. Boyle. The Pacificorp project in total produces up to 151 megawatts of power a year. It would be the largest dam removal project in U.S. history.

In 2004, Pacificorp applied for a new license for the dams, triggering a massive review by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission. FERC recommended keeping the dams in place, but federal fisheries agencies demanded that fish ladders be built to pass salmon upstream.

The California Energy Commission and the U.S. Department of the Interior have estimated that removing the dams could be $32 to $286 million cheaper for Pacificorp than leaving them in place but having to build fish ladders and make other required changes. An earlier agreement among 26 agencies, tribes and other stakeholders addressed a host of other issues the basin has struggled with. It looked to improve conditions for salmon, improve the Klamath's notorious water quality and secure irrigation supplies for farms upstream. The agreement did not contain a dam-removal deal, however, and some groups criticized those who signed onto the arrangement without that provision.

Humboldt County Supervisor Jill Geist said she appreciated the hard work of Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger, Oregon Gov. Ted Kulongoski, the U.S. Interior Department and Pacificorp.

"I believe that the agreements in principle are largely consistent with the work of the Klamath settlement group to date," Geist said, "and now we have a green light to finalize this agreement."

Jim Collins

Do you have any dates available on a weekend for Steelhead?

Lee

Lee Jester

Maybe they'll tear down the wall now!

Hope you are in good spirits as we take back our country from the GOP. They certainly left a mess to clean up.

Hope you have a great Thanksgiving! Best to you and that lovely lady of yours.

Dr. Rick

Gail

The 370 is either payment in full for the day together (2 rods) on December 19; or half payment for that day and a day of rambling in Chiloe...I don't quite know about Chiloe yet (we may stay at PuertoNativo that has an included guiding around service), but once I hear back on that I'll know if we are open for a day of you and Carola.

Best luck - Foster

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Have the recent rains blown out any of the rivers? It seems like Northern Cal all the way up to Washington has been pretty wet. The good news is I had hoped they might have brought some new fish into the rivers you fish. I was following up on your open dates next week. It looks like you¡Áre going to get some rain soon and I was wondering what the fishing will be like next week. Let me know what you think. Thanks.

Jim Evans

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