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Vasantha_Yogananthan_01PimansonVasantha_Yogananthan_16all images © Vasantha Yogananthan, from the series Piémanson.

For Piémanson, photographer Vasantha Yogananthan documents the last free beach in France, capturing the vibrant community that emerges on its shores each summer. Every May, the idyllic beach, located the Camargue Regional Nature Reserve, opens its ten kilometer expanse to campers, who build temporary lodgings out of tents, recreational vehicles, wood, and plastic sheeting.
From 2009-2013, Yogananthan became a regular at the Piémanson, living, eating, and sleeping with its diverse group of residents for two weeks at a time. Inspired by the uncertain future of the beach, which will likely be shut down by the French government in the coming years, Piémanson preserves the memories of the three generations of Europeans who have traveled to its shores since the start of the camping tradition in the 1970s.”excerpt from FEATURESHOOT article Magical Photos of Families Camping on Piémanson Beach in the South of France by Ellyn Kail.

Santiago Sierra, 133 Persons Paid to Have their Hair Dyed Blond, 2001.

New-York-Times-Moment-in-TimeA Moment in Time: Earth covered by stacks of virtual photographs corresponding in location to where they were taken by Lens readers [New York Times] at one “Moment in Time”, 2010.

Jean-François-Lecourt-Shot-into-the-camera-1987-©-Jean-François-Lecourt-Image-courtesy-of-The-Photographers-GalleryLecourt-Image2all images © Jean François Lecourt, from Le tir dans l’appareil photographique, 1980-2010.

The artist wields his camera as a gun and a gun as a camera, all targeted at his own nude body in an act of simultaneous destruction and creation.

Lecourt was inspired by old fairground games that still occasionally pop up around mainland Europe. In the game the participant is given a rifle and must shoot at a target mounted in the fairground stand, if they hit the bullseye, a camera automatically shoots a picture of them shooting the target.

Lecourt created a large, lightproof box to house a sheet of photosensitive paper, a kind of pinhole camera without the pinhole. He then stripped naked and fired a shot at his home made camera, simultaneously piercing the camera and the paper behind.” excerpt from the article I Quite Like Art Photography by Thomas O’Shea.

self-taught-perfectly-timed-street-photography-china-tao-liu-3self-taught-perfectly-timed-street-photography-china-tao-liu-32self-taught-perfectly-timed-street-photography-china-tao-liu-33all images by Tao Liu.

Just a few months ago, Tao Liu was another face in the crowd, a man reading water meters for a living with his camera usually somewhere nearby. Today, Liu is known for so much more after some of his pictures went viral and caused quite a surprise in China.

a selection of work from the Finalists of Grand Prix Fotofestiwal 2015.

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all images by Ksenia Yurkova, from the series Love Demands Reality.

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all images by Delphine Schacher, from the series La mécanique céleste.

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all images by Cyril Costilhes, from the series Grand Circle Diego. Complete series HERE.

“Buried beneath its wild undergrowth and savage natural beauty, the Madagascan town of Diego Suarez hides many secrets. In 2003, whilst riding his motorbike home from Le Grand Circle Diego casino one evening, Cyril Costilhes’ father was involved in an accident that left him crippled with front lobe dementia. As a result, just over 10 years later, Costilhes has returned to shoot the mysteries of the land that snared his father’s sanity. The French photographer recorded his findings in his new book the Grand Circle Diego – and the results are dark, twisted and startling. Opening with an ominous quote from Conrad’s Heart Of Darkness, it reveals a nightmarish new side to an otherwise idyllic town. Obscured and captionless images of discarded bones and facial deformities flicker to torn flesh and blood pools as Costilhes battles with his demons and revisits his father’s old home. We spoke to him about his inspirations, his discoveries and the difficulties he faced in the process.”excerpt from DAZED article Shooting a cursed town, by Dominique Sisley.

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World’s biggest nose!

nose_bigI got this image in a social networking site that ‘s a popular image in the internet where so many people are sharing it and they are getting a pleasure after viewing this image. This is probably the world’s biggest nose! Thanks to the photographer who took a snap shot beautifully.

“Tenida”(here ‘Teni’  is a name and ‘-da‘ is ‘dada’ that means elder brother)

In context to this news I just want to show a fact that a character “Tenida” in Bengali literature was created by the short story writer Mr. Narayan Gangopadhya who wrote so many fantastic fun stories that’s called “Tenida series” for teen ager group, school boys and girls. According to the story “Teni’ is the jack of all trades leader of a joint (adda) whose nose looks like a pyramid or khnara (Khnargo > Khnara is well-known weapon in Hindu mythology). This is interesting that the above image of the nose remembers as Tenida’s nose! In our childhood days we enjoyed that description on Tenida’s nose when we read it as a funny story.

I’m thankful to the man, the owner of this nose who is unknown to me but I congratulate him for his wonderful image and I also ask him not to mind anything if I call him as Tenida. Thanks Tenida!!

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নীলোৎপল সিংহ ( জন্ম.১৯৬০ ) কলকাতায় (ক্যালকাটা, ভারত ) বসবাস করেন। একজন কলকাতাবাসী শিল্পী হিসাবে তিনি দীর্ঘ ত্রিশবছর ব্যাপী চিত্রকলা ও নিউ মিডিয়া প্রকল্প চর্চার সঙ্গে যুক্ত আছেন। Nilotpal Sinha ( b.1960 ) lives in Kolkata (Calcutta, India ), Being a Kolkata based artist he is engaged in painting and new media projects during last thirty years.
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That perfect festival moment, completed by a night in a brook bell tents glamping hotel.

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I WANT A DOLPHIN! "This amazing photo of an embryonic dolphin was taken using a combination of three-dimensional ultrasound scans, computer graphics and tiny cameras. (image from the National Geographic Documentary “Extraordinary Animals in the Womb”)"

Animals Inside Womb These amazing embryonic animal photographs of dolphins, sharks, dogs, penguins, cats and elephants are from a new National Geographic Documentary called “Extraordinary Animals in the Womb”.

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Bill Murray dancing with Gilda Radner at Studio 54 in 1978.

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As a boy in elementary school I was looking through a book of art; the works of the master  Michelangelo di Lodovico Buonarroti Simoni. There I came upon photographs of his unfinished sculptures. It seemed to me as if they were indeed trying to get out of the stone, to set themselves free.

Years later as I studied mime and the human form, I picked up a piece of fabric and began to move in it and to study the effect it had over the body. Seeing the shapes of the limbs, the torso and the head take form through the material, I was reminded of Michelangelo’s figures in stone.

It was these experiences which inspired me to create my moving sculptures. Soon after this, while working with Michael Scholes on our company ‘PointFix’  I developed the choreography for “Cycles.”

Michael edited and produced the projections and Larry Ackerman was the photographer for the source images. Additional choreography by Jeannie McKenzie and Bryan Welch.

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[TBD][TBD]A01Biosocial forms of living: Imbricating technologies, social and medical knowledgeemail
[TBD][TBD]A02Predictive policing and the socio-technical government of riskemail
[TBD][TBD]A03The Social Life of Smart Homesemail
[TBD][TBD]A04Involving Compoundsemail
[TBD][TBD]A05Meetings of local knowledges: conflicts, complements, and reconfigurationsemail
[TBD][TBD]A06Meeting (in) Dataemail
[TBD][TBD]A07Techno-scientific expertise and geographical imaginaries in the making of new resource frontiersemail
[TBD][TBD]A08What do we still not know about the IPCC?email
[TBD][TBD]A09Encounters with and for circular economy initiativesemail
[TBD][TBD]A10Commoning the Smart Cityemail
[TBD][TBD]A11Encountering Energy in Systems and Everyday Spacesemail
[TBD][TBD]A12Meet our chemicals: ubiquitous presence, selective viewsemail
[TBD][TBD]A13Of Other Landscapesemail
[TBD][TBD]A14In Other Words: Caring for Wateremail
[TBD][TBD]A15Intimate entanglements in Science and Technologyemail
[TBD][TBD]A16Infrastructures of the Anthropoceneemail
[TBD][TBD]A17Making Outer Spaceemail
[TBD][TBD]A18Uncertain Futures: Green alternatives and STS Interventionsemail
[TBD][TBD]A19Sensing Security. Sensors and the Making of Transnational Security Infrastructuresemail
[TBD][TBD]A20Chemical entanglements: exploring ontologies at the atomic levelemail
[TBD][TBD]A21Outward and Inward Encounters: STS Meets Outer Spaceemail
[TBD][TBD]A22Farming data - collaborations on siteemail
[TBD][TBD]A23The politics of negative emissionsemail
[TBD][TBD]A24Disasters and participation: inventive/disruptive encountersemail
[TBD][TBD]A25Trouble swallowing? Food, technoscience and publicsemail
[TBD][TBD]A26More-than-human mobilitiesemail
[TBD][TBD]A27The Power of Correlation and the Promises of Auto-Management. On The Epistemological and Societal Dimension of Data-Based Algorithmsemail
[TBD][TBD]A28Socio-technical encounters in the city: Urban spaces, data infrastructures and new modes of civic engagementemail
[TBD][TBD]A29Toxicity in the 21st centuryemail
[TBD][TBD]A30Meeting Alternative Energetic Materialitiesemail
[TBD][TBD]AW01Encounter, Create and Eat the world: A Mealemail
[TBD][TBD]AW02Infrastructuring in STS - What does infrastructuring look like? When does it look like that? (Workshop)email
[TBD][TBD]B01Joining together cells and tissues: novel in vitro technologies in contextemail
[TBD][TBD]B02Affective Dimension of State-Makingemail
[TBD][TBD]B03Open design & manufacturing in the platform economyemail
[TBD][TBD]B04(Better) Visualisations for keeping things together & apartemail
[TBD][TBD]B05Crafting attachments, making worldsemail
[TBD][TBD]B06Collaboration in/with "open labs": Studying the objects of boundary-making and crossingemail
[TBD][TBD]B07Situating designsemail
[TBD][TBD]B08From A to B: Orders and Disorders of Routing and Navigationemail
[TBD][TBD]B09Feminist Figures: Crafting Intersections in Theory and Practiceemail
[TBD][TBD]B10Beyond show and tell: modes of manifesting the relation between STS research and artistic practiceemail
[TBD][TBD]B11Descriptive Meetings: Description as Site, Ground and Point of Politicsemail
[TBD][TBD]BW01WORKSHOP PROPOSAL: A Pop-Up Inventory of STS Researcher's Roles and Interventionsemail
[TBD][TBD]C01Genetic technologies: Intersecting criminal investigation, disaster victim identification and commercial usesemail
[TBD][TBD]C02A Panel on Panels: Studying Academic Conference Practiceemail
[TBD][TBD]C03Empirical bioethics in STS. Making science, technology and society in research and deliberative spacesemail
[TBD][TBD]C04Productive Frictions: Co-laboration and Confluence in the Work of New Alliancesemail
[TBD][TBD]C05Science, Innovation and Inequality: part of the solution or the problem?email
[TBD][TBD]C06"Most workshops are dysfunctional--This one wasn't" Interpreting, enacting, changing organized multi-person collaborative processesemail
[TBD][TBD]C07Intersections and Meetings between Practice Theory and STSemail
[TBD][TBD]C08Interdependencies between stakeholders in policy and social sciences in co-creating the European Higher Education Areaemail
[TBD][TBD]C09Bio-objectification: meetings and new thresholds across the bio-socialemail
[TBD][TBD]C10Technology, Infrastructure, and the Smartification of Citiesemail
[TBD][TBD]C11Scientific meetings across disciplinary boundariesemail
[TBD][TBD]C12Colliding Theories, Cultures, and Futures. STS view(s) beyond the horizon. Or: STS Diasporaemail
[TBD][TBD]C13Assembling the smart city: exploring the contours of social differenceemail
[TBD][TBD]C14Smugglers, Idiots and Loyal cheats; Situated intervention as method out of controlemail
[TBD][TBD]C15When responsible innovation meets economic crisis: considering the possibilities of 'responsible stagnation'email
[TBD][TBD]C16Data Worlds? Public Imagination and Public Experimentation with Data Infrastructuresemail
[TBD][TBD]C17Moving Together: Problematizing the makings of togethernessemail
[TBD][TBD]C18Open Questions in STS and Geoengineeringemail
[TBD][TBD]C19Mainstreaming Zero Carbon Buildings in Europe?email
[TBD][TBD]C20Software & Organisationemail
[TBD][TBD]C21Co-Creation of Legitimacy, Legitimacy of Co-Creation - Double Remedy or Double Crisis?email
[TBD][TBD]C22Citizen science: active citizenship vs. data commodificationemail
[TBD][TBD]C23STS meet ICT: politics and the collaborative turn in STSemail
[TBD][TBD]C24Caring, Negotiating and Tinkering for IT In/Securityemail
[TBD][TBD]C25Global health collaborations and alignmentsemail
[TBD][TBD]C26Precision Medicine at the Crossroads: Meeting the Micro and Macro, the Molecular and Social in New Medical Strategiesemail
[TBD][TBD]C27Recombining life: sociotechnical intersections in the making of genome editingemail
[TBD][TBD]C28Meetings over and around foodemail
[TBD][TBD]CW01Recommended Reading: Opening up STS syllabiemail
[TBD][TBD]CW02The Museum of Random Memory: A meeting of research, activism, and critical pedagogyemail
[TBD][TBD]CW03Assessing the confluence of digital and physical meetings: A toolbox for digital media researchemail
[TBD][TBD]CW04The European Research Council: funding science by and through scientists (Workshop)email
[TBD][TBD]D01Politicizing Futures. When conflicting visions meetemail
[TBD][TBD]D02Challenging formal arrangements and decision-making in the energy sectoremail
[TBD][TBD]D03Contested Gates -- Epistemic and Social Implications of Opening Knowledge Production and Science Communicationemail
[TBD][TBD]D04Outlaw innovation and the invention of the outlawemail
[TBD][TBD]E01Publics shaped and enacted by surveillance and border biotechnologies: Encountering "phantom publics", "non-publics" and "counter publics"email
[TBD][TBD]E02The European Other as site of institutional experiment. Articulating friction in infrastructures for processing alterityemail
[TBD][TBD]E03Software Sorted Subjectivitiesemail
[TBD][TBD]E04Meeting the Visualemail
[TBD][TBD]E05Assembly, silence and dissent in the design and use of gerontechnologiesemail
[TBD][TBD]E06The room where it happens: inclusion, exclusion and power in STS research and practiceemail
[TBD][TBD]E07After Data Activism: reactions to civil society's engagement with dataemail
[TBD][TBD]E08Topologies of Race: bringing a touchy object in STSemail
[TBD][TBD]E09Experiments in Democracyemail
[TBD][TBD]E10Geographies of knowledge production and legacy of postsocialist technoscienceemail
[TBD][TBD]F01machine learning, social learningemail
[TBD][TBD]F02Health professionals' adaptation to societal and economic uncertainties, intensifying demands and growing challenges to healthcare provision.email
[TBD][TBD]F03Scientists - agents under constructionemail
[TBD][TBD]F04STS and normativity-in-the-making: good science and caring practicesemail
[TBD][TBD]F05Promissory encounters? Exploring innovations at the intersection of reproduction and genetics from a feminist STS perspectiveemail
[TBD][TBD]F06Making Science and Diplomacy: Historical and Contemporary Entanglementsemail
[TBD][TBD]F07Methodography of data practices in STS's ethnographic collaboration and participant observationemail
[TBD][TBD]F08Medicine Meets the Sexed Body: Discovering, Diagnosing, Producing and Shapingemail
[TBD][TBD]F09Democracies of controlled experimentation? The emerging landscape of social laboratoriesemail
[TBD][TBD]F10The Public Imagination of the Futureemail
[TBD][TBD]F11Technopolitics of integration. Charting imaginaries of innovation in the European Unionemail
[TBD][TBD]G01Scrutinizing (Bio-)Technological Truth Assessmentsemail
[TBD][TBD]G02From Detachment to Appropriation: Performing Commodificationemail
[TBD][TBD]G03Technologies that count: Big data and social orderemail
[TBD][TBD]G04Beyond Market Attachment: Differentiating and Explicating the Role of 'Policy Devices' in Organising Economic Mattersemail
[TBD][TBD]G05Seeing with data and devicesemail
[TBD][TBD]G06Integrity: personal virtue, remedy for fraud, object of governance?email
[TBD][TBD]G07STS for Critical Public Health Studiesemail
[TBD][TBD]W01Teaching STS in an age of post-truth. Sharing challenges, approaches and experiencesemail
[TBD][TBD]W02The Ethnographic Case [Closed Roundtable]email


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Not my usual kind of post, but I had to share something I found that works to remove Castor Oil stains from cotton fabric. Does it work on blended fabrics? I think it might, but one might have to apply this stain remover immediately.

Anyway, I have used Castor Oil Packs for over 15 years  and recently started rubbing Castor Oil all over my skin. This advice came my way through [Vitality Capsules] Dr. Jennifer Daniels, MD  monthly question and answer hour, and two friends who are patients of hers. I have used Castor Oil as a massage oil in small amounts, not slathering it on, and then leaving it on to seep it. Applying a thick coat and leaving it on for 45 minutes, in some cases maybe more, is what Dr. Daniels recommends. I was very, very reluctant to do this  because Castor Oil, if you did not already know, is almost impossible to get out of fabrics. This is especially true if not addressed immediately. Sometimes even if  it is caught right away.

A product that I found while shopping at Bed Bath and Beyond called Whip – it is a non-chemical based stain remover. I never liked using Shout or some of the other stain removers available here in the US. I was conscious of not getting them on my skin. Anything that gets on the skin adds more pressure on the liver to detoxify.

I did have luck with Whip-it on new and not so new Castor Oil stains. One stain was on a cotton fabric that had been through a  washer and dryer cycle. The dryer cycle usually will help lock in the Castor Oil. The heat from the dryer usually spells the end of any possibility for getting a Castor Oil stain out. Whip – it was able to remove this  tough type of stain. Pretty amazing. The fabric was cotton. Again, not sure if Whip-it would remove a similar type Castor Oil stain on a blended fabric. Definitely worth trying.

I suggest buying the Whip-It  that is specifically for Laundry. I can see that he other  Whip-It, in the spray bottle, is also good. When it comes to Castor Oil I would go with something more viscous and hardcore. The Laundry Whip-It comes in the blue bottle with a dispenser at the tip. Again, it is the Whip-It that is specifically designed  to target laundry stains. This  would be my first choice.

Castor Oil is an amazing tool for healing and Whip-It makes it less of a problem if you get it on something other than where you want it to be. All you Castor Oil users know it happens.  As careful as one can be, **it  does happen : )

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Forum Thread: Cloning Bootable Live USB to Partition of Hard Disk

I got a hard disk with two partitions and a live usb bootable (Kali Linux)

What i want to do is clone Live USB (Kali Linux) to one of the partition in hard disk . Which software can i use and what is the procedure?

> Mondu Rescue is not available for Kali Linux
> I've tried clonezilla on Live USB
sudo apt-get install clonezilla
but it does not show any option of the Live USB (It may be because i'm using it? )

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dd is the software and the procedure is based on your setup. Use the man pages and google to help you.

Dd is for cloning hard drive not whole USB and as far as I know copying doesn't not work

I don't see why cloning a usb to a hard drive would not work. All you would need to do is make sure you are booting from a usb and that you have all other drives you are performing the dd on are unmounted.

If you are wanting to keep the "live" aspect of it i'm not sure if that will work.

When Kali first boots up, and you see the screen asking what kind of boot you want to boot into (Live/Persistence/Forensic/etc.), select (I think it was called) Download to Computer

Yes all you need to do is install kali, it's either install or graphical install. Boot from the usb and those will be the first two options. Make sure you don't write over your windows install, so that means pay attention in the partitioning scheme.

What i wanted to do was clone the usb , The problem is solved . I used a software called "ImgUSB" and made .bin file of my usb and then using the same software burned it into my hard drive . ( It burns whole hard disk , so be careful )

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“Most self-help books like this would gently attempt to enlighten you towards a less materialistic existence; promising not to judge you and show you a cleaner, less cluttered way of life. Well, fuck that. I’m going to judge you. Your life is full of shit that you don’t need or use. Let’s go.” More. Dl it for free here.

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Candie’s Inc., best known for its high-heeled sandal and cheeky advertising, has dipped its toe into the designer clothing market with the acquisition, announced yesterday, of Badgley Mischka.

Candie’s recently underwent a transformation from manufacturer to licensor, and it plans a similar shift for Badgley Mischka, the maker of beaded gowns and other high-end evening wear, said Neil Cole, Candie’s chairman and chief executive.

“We can make this company a household name,” said Cole, whose brother is designer Kenneth Cole.

Candie’s plans to farm out production of Badgley Mischka’s high-end line, and then sign licensing agreements for new products – including shoes, handbags and intimate apparel, Cole said.

The approach is similar to the one Phillips-Van Heusen is using with Calvin Klein. Vestimenta, an Italian apparel maker, produces the Calvin Klein collection designed by Francisco Costa. Meanwhile, PVH has signed several licenses for lower-priced Calvin Klein apparel lines.

The money-losing Badgley Mischka was put on the block a year ago by owner Escada U.S.A.

Cole declined to disclose a purchase price for the all-stock deal, but said that Badgley Mischka sells about $15 million a year at wholesale.

Culture clash

Candie’s Inc. – the kitschy footwear maker known for its lowbrow ads – is acquiring troubled design house Badgley Mischka, whose red-carpet staples fetch big bucks. A product sampling:

* The Fringee suede clog: $59.95

* The Naughtee sandal on sale for $39.95

Badgley Mischka:

* Beaded satin sandals: $415

* Beaded evening bag: $820


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Lunar tunes make Haydn opera out of this world

IN space, no one can hear you scream — but in a planetarium, everyone can hear you sing.

The Gotham Chamber Opera proved as much Tuesday night, performing Haydn’s 1777 comic opera “Il mondo della luna” (“The World on the Moon”) at the Hayden Planetarium.

The American Museum of Natural History’s domed auditorium proved an acoustically friendly opera house for an opening-night crowd that ran from socialites (Joan Sarnoff) to rockers (Lou Reed).

The farcical plot of this single-act piece concerns overprotective father Buonafede, who won’t let his daughters marry their true loves. An astrologer boyfriend of one of the girls convinces the old man that he’s landed on the moon, where everything is topsy-turvy: Servants are kings, women propose to men, and — at least in this production — everybody dresses like Lady Gaga.

Director Diane Paulus, who helmed the hit revival of “Hair,” takes her cue from the hallucinogenic potion given to Buonafede, evoking the fake moonscape as a ’60s disco complete with glittery mimes, luminescent costumes and trippy projections on the planetarium dome. In a minuscule performing area, she creates a sense of boundless space by balancing the singers on rolling ladders kept constantly in motion.

The slight but tuneful score is trimmed to about 90 minutes by conductor Neal Goren, who deftly coordinated the 25-piece orchestra and soloists from a perch high above the stage.

The gem of the score, the haunting aria “Quanta gente che sospira,” went to the most stylish singer, lyric soprano Hanan Alattar. As the credulous Buonafede, baritone Marco Nisticò babbled his patter songs and moonwalked with equal flair.

Soprano Albina Shagimuratova, scheduled for a Met debut this year in “The Magic Flute,” threw herself into the girl-group choreography accompanying her “Ragion nell’alma siede,” leaving her a bit winded for some of the aria’s difficult coloratura.

As the astrologer Ecclitico, Nicholas Coppolo spun out a suave tenor and rocked his spangled platform shoes as if he’d coached with Elton John.


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Rookie scores a wife

First he won a ring — then he gave one away.

Rookie Giants linebacker Greg Jones won a Super Bowl ring after Big Blue’s last-minute victory Sunday.

Minutes later, the 6-foot, 248-pound bruiser dropped to one knee on the field, took out a diamond engagement ring and proposed to his college sweetheart, Amanda “Mandy” Piechowski.

“She was bawling,” Jones told yesterday.

“I was, like, ‘I don’t know how long she’s going to keep crying.’ ”

But Piechowski pulled herself together to say yes.

“She’s been here since Day One, and she knew me long before everything else,” Jones said.

Fellow rookie linebacker Mark Herzlich tweeted a photo of the proposal, adding: “Congrats to my boy Greg Jones for getting a ring and giving one. #engaged last night! Congrats”


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Hynes allies want off of police review panel

Members of a special “independent” panel of retired judges, law professors, and lawyers appointed by Brooklyn DA Charles Hynes to probe 40 controversial convictions based on investigations by a tainted NYPD detective want off the panel now that Hynes has been voted out of office, The Post has learned.

“They’re looking for a way to bow out. I’m sure they would be happy to turn the files over to [DA-elect Ken] Thompson and say, ‘Good luck,’ ” said a source who has spoken to several members.

“Why would Thompson keep us? When I saw the election results, it struck me that we’re not an official body — there’s no reason to keep us,” said one panel member.

Hynes appointed the 12-member panel in July to review the convictions obtained by retired Detective Louis Scarcella — a move sparked by the DA’s office release of a man wrongfully imprisoned for 23 years after Scarcella allegedly coached a witness and failed to record many of his investigative steps.

The independence of the Hynes panel was quickly called into question when The Post reported in July that three members — including chairman Robert Keating — gave cash to Hynes’ re-election campaign.

“Several people on the committee have expressed to Keating that they want off, they don’t want to be on it under Thompson,” said a source.

A Thompson spokesman declined to comment for this story.

Scarcella has told The Post that the DA “threw him under the bus” and that he “never framed anyone in my life.“

“You have to be a low devil to frame someone,” he said, adding, “I sleep well at night.”

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The programs we offer leverage existing initiatives and organizations to bring in various strengths from across campus, the UC system and the surrounding communities to support innovation at the various stages including:

  • mentoring, training and cultivating the entrepreneurial skills in undergraduate and graduate students;
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  • seed-funding the validation of software and hardware technology concepts;
  • and jump-starting technology start-ups with the right training, infrastructure and exposure to investment opportunities.

Learn about the entrepreneurship support programs we offer.

Leading up to commercialization, the Office of Research supports university researchers in the various stages of IP management process, including invention disclosures, patent prosecution, copyright registrationand licensing.

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God has not forgotten

Do you feel forgotten?

Know for a fact that, God has not forgotten you, even when you feel that no one cares,
The bible says in:
Psalms 55: 21, Cast your burden upon the LORD and He will sustain you; He will never allow the righteous to be moved .
In Matthew 11: 28-30, He says:
Come unto me, all ye that labour and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest.
in verses 29: He says,

Take my yoke upon you, and learn of me; for I am meek and lowly in heart: and ye shall find rest unto your souls.and in verse’s 30:

For my yoke is easy, and my burden is light.

So rejoice and Learn to put all before him, and just rest in him, God has not forgotten you.
His Promise still stands sure, for He says in Isaiah 49:15-16:

Can a mother forget the baby at her breast
and have no compassion on the child she has borne?
Though she may forget,
I will not forget you!

 See, I have engraved you on the palms of my hands;
your walls are ever before me.

Therefore i say again rejoice, for God is working out something special on your behalf.

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Tag: RIP Graham Taylor

GT- Never Forgotten

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This was written by John Motson in 1983 but was true of GT to the end.

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Taken from ‘A Tale of the Unexpected’, the book written by Geoff Sweet and Graham Burton which documents our second place finish in the old Division One.

5th August 2017- The Graham Taylor Trophy, Watford 0 Real Sociedad 0

Watford FC Official Site Matchday Review

Watford Observer

LIVE – Watford v Real Sociedad: Hughes and Capoue on the bench for Watford’s last pre-season game in memory of Graham Taylor

Touching tributes paid to Graham Taylor as Watford are held to goalless draw by Real Sociedad

Player ratings: How did Watford’s players get on in their goalless draw against Real Sociedad?

BHappy image First and foremost, we’re here for GT. There’s yellow everywhere, including in the Rookery where, if the donated tributes get a bit lost the sentiment is evident and a mighty GT banner dominates. And that’s the theme really… what’s important is not the substance, not the what, but the motivation behind it.  Everyone… club, supporters, guests… want to do this justice.  So there’s all sorts of entertainment going on behind the Rookery by all accounts – and whilst I grouchily resent not being allowed to sit in my seat, let alone my stand for any fixture on this occasion allowances must be made.

29th July 2017- Graham Taylor Tribute, Aston Villa 0 Watford 0

Watford FC Official Site Heurelho Gomes was the Hornets’ hero as the Brazilian’s second-half penalty save ensured Aston Villa and Watford played out a goalless draw at Villa Park.

Watford Observer

RELIVE – Aston Villa v Watford: Hornets and Villains fire blanks in uneventful stalemate

No goals as Watford and Aston Villa pay pre-season tribute to late manager Graham Taylor

PICTURES: Images from the Graham Taylor Tribute Match between Aston Villa and Watford

Watford head coach Marco Silva impressed with players’ commitment in Aston Villa draw

BHappy image As we wait another Villa fan approaches, shakes my hand;  “Nice day for it mate.  He’s up there, smiling down on us”.  Off the pitch, at any rate, and whatever the unfortunate dilution of the tribute by virtue of the necessary shifting of the game to the West Midlands and running a second GT game next week, off the pitch this is a friendly game in every respect.

FranAs soon as the teams emerged from the tunnel, they lined up and there was a minute’s applause for GT with both sets of fans singing “There’s only one Graham Taylor” at the tops of their voices.  It was very moving.

Birmingham Mail website: Aston Villa 0 Watford 0 – Henri Lansbury misses penalty; Jack Grealish injured

Aston Villa website: Villa and Watford played out a goalless draw at Villa Park on the day the two clubs paid tribute to the late, great Graham Taylor.

11th February 2017- Premier League, Manchester United 2 Watford 0

Previously v Manchester United

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Matchday review

RELIVE – Man United v Watford: Hornets beaten by goals in each half at Old Trafford

Mixed messages in United defeat for Hornets

Watford boss Mazzarri takes encouragement from Manchester United loss

Manchester United boss Jose Mourinho delighted with side’s display

Man United v Watford match ratings: How did Hornets rate in Old Trafford defeat?

Manchester United moved one point adrift of a top-four place as Anthony Martial marked his return with a goal and an assist in a victory over Watford.

Anthony Martial impressed on his return to the Manchester United starting line-up in a 2-0 win over Watford.

Anthony Martial takes his chance as Manchester United outclass Watford

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Manchester United 2 Watford 0: Juan Mata and Anthony Martial extend Utd’s unbeaten league run to 16

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After Marvel’s release of Avengers: Age of Ultron, you can forgive a lot of movie fans that looked at Ant-Man, the movie to kick off Phase Three, as a film that’s easily forgettable or one to be cautious about. Much in the same way as last summer’s Guardians of the Galaxy, the movie turns out to be a surprisingly good one, with Marvel churning out yet another solid, action-packed movie.

You can forgive some fans misconceptions; a film that has been stuck in development for years, to then have its original director and writer walk away from it weeks before production. Not to mention the very idea of a movie about a man who can become the size of an ant making many simply go ‘huh?’

The charming story of Scott Lang (Paul Rudd), a thief who after serving time in jail is simply seeking to become a decent guy to live up to his daughter Cassie’s vision of him, soon finds himself becoming a protégé of sorts to Hank Pym (Michael Douglas) and his daughter Hope (Evangeline Lily) as they attempt to break into their own company in order to stop some of their technology getting into the hands of evil genius Darren Cross (Corey Stoll).

The script is very much structured to introduce filmgoers to this universe, but thanks to where it is placed in the Marvel Canon, it’s allowed to spread its wings, with namedrops of the Avengers, the base we saw at the end of Ultron, and the appearance of The Falcon (Anthony Mackie). This in turn, pushes the movie up so it doesn’t just feel like a Phase One movie. Rudd, Douglas and Lily have a great chemistry and on-screen presence together, but its Michael Peña’s Louis that steals the show; literally every scene he is in has audiences eating out the palm of his hand.

Whilst the character of Scott Lang doesn’t completely capture our hearts like Pratt’s Star Lord in Guardians, it goes as far as it needs for the film to be a success. By the end of the film, moviegoers are looking for the next appearance of Ant-Man, and with the two credit scenes (stay right to the end folks), it very much looks like we won’t be waiting long.

A film that’s proof that you don’t need to be the biggest hero on the block to be a success, and also proof that whatever Marvel touches, will never let you down.

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Home > Christianity, Culture and Society, current events > The state of our presidential politics

The state of our presidential politics

I tuned in for no more than one minute of the Republican presidential debate this Tuesday, before turning it off in disgust. The bickering and infighting had reached the level of a circular firing squad. Enough.

I’m going to make some rather plain statements here, for better or worse.

First, the infighting began many weeks ago when Bachmann’s main man, Ed Rollins, began a low-blow attack on Bachmann’s fellow Minnesotan Tim Pawlenty. I predicted that if she did not disavow Rollins’ attack, she would pay a steep price. She didn’t,  kept up the negative campaigning, and has disqualified herself.

There is a time for going negative. It is not in the primary season, especially when defeating Obama is so important. Doing it now smacks of desperation and selfish ambition. This is a time for clear articulation of vision.

Perry’s entrance to the race was met with great anticipation. Unfortunately, he has been incoherent on principle and simply horrendous in debate. The electorate is not going to put another inarticulate Texan in office, period. He had a golden opportunity, but seems not to have prepared himself adequately.

For a while, Romney was the only one to be, in the words of Jake Tapper, running a general election campaign. He kept his eyes on the issues and on defeating Obama, and doing so increasingly made him look presidential. But now even his practiced unflappability has worn thin, and he is going on the attack. That one minute of the debate I tuned into on Tuesday happened to be an intense argument between him and Perry. It’s doubtful that either survived it in the eyes of independents looking in.

And then there is Herman Cain, the currently rising star. I like Cain. He’s generally on the right side of things, and has kept himself above the fray. I want someone in office who understands business. Unfortunately, however, Cain is not up to the demands of the presidency. He has made several statements that he quickly walked back on, to the point of either rank hypocrisy or incoherence, or both. He seems to approach things with a businessman’s practicality, which is good, but without much depth of principle, thinking or articulation, which is not. He would not survive a campaign against Obama.

That leaves one man standing. To my own surprise, and not terribly happily so, I am increasingly thinking that the one person who has held himself above the mud-wrestling, who has consistently projected an articulate positive vision, and who is capable of going head-to-head against Obama, is Newt Gingrich. I’m not happy about that because I am well aware of the political baggage he carries – regarding global warming, ethanol subsidies, blinking during the government shutdown crisis under Clinton, etc. – not to mention his personal baggage, which no doubt would hurt his chances as well. I believe Gingrich would cut Obama to ribbons in any debate format, but the format Gingrich is proposing – six unmoderated three-hour head-to-heads, with only a timekeeper – would be historic. In my view, this is a tremendous idea befitting the critical issues we face.

And so it comes down to imperfect choices. There is no guarantee that once in office, Gingrich wouldn’t compromise himself yet again, or flinch at a critical point in the face of battle. Yet he seems to be the only hope of restoring this nation at this point.

All this leads me to the scripture that warns us not to place our trust in princes, or in the sons of men. Ultimately, my trust is in the Lord alone – not man, not nations. I’ve seen that our politics, and all our institutions for that matter, are corrupt to the core. Our future, and the future of the whole world, is in the Lord’s very capable hands. Yet still, common sense dictates that, beyond praying, we should do what we can in the human realm to preserve the good that remains.

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Project – Pantry Closet

First off – this is what we in the Lazy Daze community call an “Andy Baird Pantry”.  Praise and kudos go to Andy Baird for building one in his Lazy Daze motorhome ‘Gertie’, then doing another in his current ‘Skylark’.  He wrote it up completely with great info and pictures, and drew up design plans that make it very easy to follow and duplicate. (Also, there is a LOT of other great info on his “Eureka!” website.)

The ‘before’ picture.  This space is calling out for a floor to ceiling pantry closet.

Anyway, I’d always wanted an Andy Baird pantry.  Both on my prior rig, which was the same floorplan as Gertie, and my new RV, which is the same plan as Skylark.  While parked at my folks place (with the awesome wood shop) I asked my dad if I would be able to build one. Turns out I never would have been able to do it myself, but together we did get it done.  We studied Andy’s plans and one day headed in to Home Depot and Lowe’s in Marble Falls to get the supplies.  Dad thought we would need three pieces of oak 8-foot 1×4 boards to make the two 6′ tall sides, plus top/bottom/center pieces and the moveable shelves.  Instead of using the full 1″ thick shelf pieces he would run them through a saw and make 2 shelf pieces out of each shelf board.  I wasn’t sure they would look good or work well being sawed in half and 3/8″ thick.  However, I was wrong.  After running through the sander they looked perfectly fine.  And oak is very strong, even at half thickness.

The other big piece was the door, which was to be an 18″x72″ piece of 3/8″ oak veneer plywood.  Turns out that piece is hard to find.  Home Depot and Lowe’s had 1/2″ oak veneer plywood, or 3/8″ of poplar or other lesser woods.  We figured we would have to find it at a specialty wood shop in south Austin, although I couldn’t find any online.  But, at one point we were driving through Burnet, passing by a cabinet maker he knew who was retiring and closing down his business.  We popped in and he had a piece that I could buy back at the shop at his house.  Score!  We felt really lucky that dad noticed the guy cleaning out his building as we passed by and that he had the piece available. We were able to get the other parts: hinges, L-brackets, magnetic catches, pull handles, etc. at Home Depot and at a True Value hardware store.

First thing to do was to make holes in the sides.  I didn’t really think I needed holes spaced an inch or two the whole way down.  We did holes at 4″ intervals, then the next day I asked to add a couple of spots with 2″ intervals.  That should allow enough flexibility for shelf placement.  Having a wood shop with a drill press is handy!

Preparing the sides

Preparing the sides

Sides with holes and the top/bottom/center pieces and 8 more shelves.

Sides with holes, and the 3 top/bottom/center pieces with 8 more shelves. (Before adding the additional holes.)

The cabinet was built at neighbor Don’s “Garage Majal”.  My dad and his buds Alan and Don love working on whatever project anyone comes up with.

Building the cabinet

Building the cabinet with Alan

Adding the door hinges

Adding the door hinges with Don

Once the cabinet was built I got busy sanding and staining.  My dad had a power sander, so that made short work of prepping the pantry.  I already had some stain that was a close match to my rig’s interior from making the solar monitor mounting plate.  It really worked well on the red oak.  After sanding I let it dry then sanded it with steel wool.  Then applied a lacquer finish, and went over it with steel wool again.

Sanding and staining

Sanding and staining

Andy wrote about stain-able oak veneer iron-on edging for the edge of the door.  The side of plywood is not pretty.  I picked up some “Band-It” at Lowe’s and it took the stain really well.  It ironed on well, too.  It’s wider than the 3/8″ plywood, so we trimmed the excess with a box cutter knife.

Iron-on Trim

Staining the iron-on trim

Then, we got the door put back on and attached it to the wall with the L-brackets.  We really wanted to attach to something besides just the wood paneling on the back of the shower wall. There aren’t vertical studs in the wall there, but we did find a couple of horizontal pieces with the stud finder, so screwed into those.

Here it is, finished and mounted.  I was even able to find the decorative medallion handle piece that Andy used.  I really liked the idea of having a pull knob that doesn’t stick out.

New Pantry

New Pantry

And, we were able to keep the accordian door that lives on the side there.  Andy had removed his to move the pantry further back, as he didn’t use that door much.  I use that door A LOT, probably a few times a week.  I didn’t want to lose it to gain the pantry.  I want it all, of course!

The little hook and eye piece was the hardest to find.  Generally those type pieces found at hardware stores are crude, barn door type fixtures.  Finally, I found this little guy below, at Home Depot in Austin.

View of side of door showing iron-on trim and door hardware

View of side of door showing iron-on trim and door hardware

The door is held closed with the 3 magnetic catches.  The hook/hasp is extra security when traveling.

Interior View

Interior View

One problem we had was the spot was right in front of the duplex outlet for the back of the coach.  We had to cut out a hole in the back for the outlet, then cut a hole in the side so I can run a cord through the side.  I have a power strip plugged in there now, so I can just plug into that as needed.  One major item we did differently than Andy’s plans was to put a backing board (1/4″ thick) on the pantry.  It made it easier to get the thing square, and didn’t add much weight-wise.  But, then we had to deal with the plug.  Easy fix, though

Cutouts for electrical outlet

Cutouts for electrical outlet

All loaded up:

Pantry in use

Pantry in use

I found a package of 10 hangers at the dollar store one day.  These are good heavy wire.  I cut the tops off with snips, then bent for shelf guards, like Andy shows on his site.

Making wire shelf guards

Making wire shelf guards

I’ve only added 2 so far.  I bungled up those shelves making the holes with my Dremel tool.  I packed my good Dewalt cordless drill this trip, so will get that out one of these days and make proper holes in the other shelves for the wire hanger guards to sit in.  Surprisingly the stuff doesn’t move around much in travel.  I have not opened the pantry and had anything fall out yet.  Yet.  So, I really should get the rest of the wire guards up.  🙂

Altogether, the materials cost $182.  Plus, the invaluable time and efforts of my dad (and Don and Alan).  I think it’s a great addition to my home!

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  1. Ever since I saw Andy’s pantry I’ve wanted one. I have a perfect wall, too – right in the kitchen and next to the bathroom door, across from the fridge. It would fit perfectly and not take up much space in the walkway and be very convenient. Maybe someday I’ll have someone put one in. I could really use the storage space. Great job you and your “crew” did – it looks just wonderful. 🙂

  2. That’s a great project, it will give you so much storage and I notice…because I have the exact item…3rd shelf from the bottom, far left a coffee creamer plastic bottle (white with red top) label removed…I have the same exact bottle(s) I use one for my granulated brown sugar (sugar in the raw) and the other one I use for a Piggy Bank! I save so many “containers” and re-purpose to all sorts of practical uses!

    • Hi Sondra, yep, I saved that creamer bottle. I like the Creamy Chocolate Coffee-Mate. I’ve found it’s hard to find containers to fit the skinny pantry. But, that’s a great size and the label came off. Perfect!! I haven’t figured out what to put in it yet, but I figure I will keep them as I use them up and have some containers that fit. Probably use it for brown sugar. The 2 clear containers are from Ikea, and fit well, so probably will get more of those too.

  3. Retaining clean, empty containers in the pantry is probably an excellent idea – keeps things from shifting. I keep all my staples in Lock & Lock containers that stay in the overhead cabinets all the time (RB – no appropriate wall for a pantry), and that helps with shifting problems.

    Also keep clean dishpans (usually a stack of three nestled together) with oddments in them. The second and third ones don’t take up any extra room, and can be used for any ad hoc washing up or carrying needs without disturbing the storage system. At about $2. each, if they get too grungy to keep in a cabinet, they can be relegated to an outside bin to store hoses, or whatever, and replaced for kitchen use. I keep my rice cooker in one all by itself, so it never bangs itself around during travel.

    I keep all of my eating dishes (and some serving/baking dishes) in a dishpan over the stove, with the most-used items on top, which can be retrieved quickly by feel. If I need to root for something further down in the stack, it isn’t very difficult to bring down the whole dishpan to pluck out the needed item.

    Would love to give Riley’s ruff a big nuzzle! ;->

    Virtual hugs,

    • Hi Judie, the dish pans idea is great! Good way to corral stuff, while having them usable if needed. And Riley would love to get a little luvin’. Maybe we will run into you on the road at some point. Hope To!

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15 July 2012

ACTA Update XX: The Final Act

So, here we are: the final decisive week that is likely to determine the fate not just of ACTA, but also the course of digital copyright law in the world for the next few years (for the full background to how we got here, and what has happened along the way, see previous ACTA Updates.) That's because ACTA is not a law as such, but a treaty that sets the context for future laws of its signatories. It's why ACTA is so dangerous: it effectively neuters the sovereign power of nations - and hence of their citizens.

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A wreath to Clio
Wheeler-Bennett, John Sir.

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Studies in British, German and American affairs.

Published 1967 by Macmillan, StMartin's Press in London, New York .
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Budapest, October 16 - November 1, 1956
edited and translated by Leon Kossar and Ralph Zoltan.

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Rituals of the Season

Author: Margaret Maron                       rituals
Publisher:  Mysterious Press
Pages: 320
Genre: Mystery
Source: Purchased

Goodreads:   “High Country Fall, Margaret Maron’s most recent installment in the Deborah Knott series, was published in Mysterious Press hardcover in 8/04, with a first printing of 40,000 copies.- Margaret Maron swept the top mystery awards with her first Deborah Knott hardcover, “Bootlegger’s Daughter (Mysterious Press, 1992), receiving the Edgar1 Award for Best Mystery Novel, the Agatha Award, the Macavity, and the Anthony. She also won a 1992 Agatha Award for the short story that introduced the character of Deborah Knott, and later, she received the Agatha Award for Best Novel for “Up Jumps the Devil (Mysterious Press, 1996). Maron was nominated for an Agatha Award for “Home Fires (Mysterious Press, 1998), and most recently, “Storm Track (Mysterious Press, 2000) won the Agatha Award for Best Novel. “Last Lessons of Summer (Mysterious Press, 2003), was also nominated for an Agatha Award.- “Last Lessons of Summer, Slow Dollar, and Uncommon Clay were all selected as Mystery Guild Main Selections.

Ope’s Opinion:  This book started out very slow.  I was half way through the book and did not have a clue as to how the victim died in the first chapter.  The second half of the book picked up the pace and gave you clues.

Along with the murder, a wedding is the main focus of the book.  It is a nice combination.  The writer, really brought the two events together.  She made the two story lines twist together.

I did not know this book was part of a series until after I was finished reading it.  I would read another by this author.

Rating:  Three Chairs – I like this book enough to suggest it to a friend or two.
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It’s Been 1L of a Year

To Section Two–thank you for making this school year a great one.

Nine months ago, I sat in the car as my parents and I made the 600 mile trip from Upstate New York to my new (temporary) home in the Piedmont Triad region of North Carolina. Law school began in just a few weeks, I was about to meet a whole new set of people, and I was going to be living in an area to which I’d had little prior exposure. The thought of having to go through this transition–this process of establishing a new life and making new friends–terrified me. What if I didn’t fit in with my new colleagues? What if I didn’t fit in with the Southerners?

This was so much different than my undergraduate experience, where I was only 75 miles from home and the drive was a mere hour-and-a-half. All of my family lived within a two-hour drive of Syracuse, and for all intents and purposes I was home there. Marching band and other activities had made it so easy and natural to make friends. I wasn’t so sure this move to North Carolina was going to turn out as well as Syracuse had. I’d made the decision to attend Wake Forest partly based on the new experiences it had to offer, so part of me said that I was just going to have to bite the bullet and give it my best shot.

Fast-forwarding to the present, I must contrast these early-semester nerves with where I am today in my law school experience. After my first year of law school, I can truly tell you that my fears and apprehensions were absolutely alleviated within the first month or so of the school year. It is amazing at how quickly one can adapt into a new environment and find that it feels more like home than you ever could have imagined.

In the nine months I have been here, I have met some of the funniest, kindest, intelligent, and all-around wonderful people here at Wake Forest. I had the great fortune of being placed into a section of some of the most laid-back, awesome people I could have ever hoped to meet–people that I have laughed with, hiked with, drank beer with, stressed over exams with. In the nine months I have been here, I have met people I know will be lifelong friends–men and women I will keep in contact with long after we are hooded, pass the bar, and enter into practice. People I can’t really picture life without. Our friendship circle has become a tight-knit support system that picks each other up when we’re down and knows how to have a proper celebration when the circumstances so warrant. And that’s exactly the group I needed to find here in law school–little did I know on that drive down here that I didn’t even need to search to find exactly what I was looking for. I reflect on this past year knowing that I both made the right choice in law schools and that I would not have been this content anywhere else.

I’ve also learned a lot–a lot–about the law these past nine months. More than I ever would have thought possible. The mind can really absorb a lot of information. And the amazing thing is that as much as I know now, I have two full years to go. But as much as I loved this year academically–I had great professors who made classes interesting–I’m looking forward to next year even more with its customized schedule (no Friday classes!) and courses that sound intensely interesting (such as Law and Medicine, Jurisprudence, and Pre-trial Practice and Procedure). A whole new year of challenges and adventures lies ahead, and I know I’m ready for it.

There’s also something to be said for adapting to Southern living. Just as with the law school community and new friendship circles, growing comfortable with life in North Carolina happened rather quickly. Winston-Salem is a great little city with quite a bit to offer in terms of recreational activities and nightlife. And besides that, I have adjusted to the more relaxed pace of Southern life, I’ve caught myself using “y’all” on way more than one occasion, and have I mentioned how awesome the climate is down here? Not only has it been well into the 70s (and sometimes 80s) for the past month-and-a-half, but the winter–oh, the winter! We saw probably eight total inches of snow spread over three separate days, and school was cancelled every single weekday we had snow. After spending four years in the Great White North that is Syracuse, New York–trudging through class through a foot of snow and biting, freezing winds without delays or closings–I figure that I have more than earned this. And after a winter spend not hating the climate every time I ventured outside, I could definitely get used to it. Of course I haven’t lost my Northeastern identity, but it has become distinctively blended these past nine months.

As much as I have been loving this North Carolina lifestyle, though, I am really looking forward to coming home and spending time with family and friends. I miss my parents. I miss my sister and her family. I miss my friends back in the Northeast. A summer of work at my internship and relaxation at the lake lies ahead, and it could not get here soon enough. In just a few short days, I begin my 600 mile journey back home to New York, and I am so excited.

To Section Two–I’m already looking forward to being reunited with you all in August; and to friends and family back home–I cannot wait to see you all.

After a successful school year, I’m coming home.

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EVGA GTX570 Review

Tuesday saw the launch of the latest in the nVidia line of GPUs, the GTX570, and what a launch it was. If we were impressed by the GTX580 (and we were) then the GTX570 is even more impressive.

Normally cut-down versions of full-fat cards are lacking in a little oomph and require an overclock to really make them a worthy purchase.

By contrast the nVidia GTX570 was pretty hot out of the box giving great performance in all situations and quickly becoming a favourite amongst the OC3D team.

Thanks to the rather sudden wintery weather that's graced our shores our review of the first Partner card has been a little delayed, but thanks to some burning of the afternoon oil we can finally see what performance is available from the "off the shelf" versions. Today we're looking at the basic GTX570 from EVGA, a company that have been delivering high-performance nVidia cards for many a moon.

Technical Specifications

As you can see the card is identical to the version we reviewed on Tuesday, as we'd expect to see from a vanilla reference design. Rather than go over the information that you've just read earlier this week, let's move on.

  732 MHz GPU
  480 CUDA Cores
  400 MHz RAMDAC
  1280 MB, 320 bit GDDR5
  3800 MHz (effective)
  152 GB/s Memory Bandwidth
  PCI-E 2.0 16x
  SLI Capable

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The Beerline is Open!

This trail is so pretty right now, you really owe it to yourself to take a ride on it.

OK, settle down, I know an open beer line usually means you can get to the bar at a crowded Friday night fish fry. This time it means a new segment of paved trail is open from where Riverboat Road ends (under the North Ave Bridge) up past the UWM dorms and into Gordon Park.

This new trail is less than a mile long, but it is a key connection from the existing Beerline trail which uses the wide sidewalk along Commerce St.

Yes, many of us have enjoyed riding the old gravel trail for years, ducking under low branches and pedaling through puddles.  But I have to say, the newly paved and landscaped trail is sooooo nice!

The trail was long in the making because it involved a pretty complicated land deal between the River Revitalization Foundation, the County and UWM. The City has had its section done at the end of Riverboat Rd for a long time.  The connection from the UWM dorms to the trail still has to be paved.  For some reason that connection was not on the original plans, so they could not do a change order to add the paving to this project.  I was told they are working out the details to get that little section paved.

The dotted segment is the recently paved section that was opened Wednesday. The deashed section at the bottom of the map is the connection from Riverboat Road.

I received a pretty good suggestion at the grand opening last night.  A citizen asked if the City would put up signs along Commerce St. to let people know that it is legal to ride a bicycle on that wide sidewalk.  I agreed to work with the River Revitalization Foundation and our City sign department to get some signs up. We also need to add a curb ramp from the sidewalk to the street where Riverboat Road intersects with Commerce Street.

You know you have filled a genuine need, when the trail is packed with users the day it opens. Nice job to all the groups who put this together and made the trail a reality.

Even though this is just a short new trail, it is a great new connection for people on bicycles as well as pedestrians. It also connects to the soft trails along the Milwaukee River.  I strongly encourage you to take the time to ride it and explore a bit.

The trail was opened by cutting a bicycle chain. Hey Sue, keep that bolt cutter away from my bike lock please.

They were just finishing up as we were about to head out on the trail. I like the effort, thanks guys.

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  1. My daughter shed her training wheels on this path recently. The Wright St. access point is just fantastic.

  2. David B. says:

    I walked the full path a few weeks ago(wasn’t totally paved at that point) and loved it. Great addition. I really like how the city has worked to add a lot of bike lanes/connections between UWM and Downtown/ the Lower Eastside

    I agree that signs on Commerce Street would be a good addition as well. I bike-compute on Commerce almost every day, but usually stick to the street to stay clear of the walkers, who probably don’t realize its legal for bikes. The foliage across the street from Lakefront Brewery also hangs pretty low over the path, which makes the sidewalk a little treacherous for bikes.

  3. Tim says:

    Awesome. Going to check it out on my commute to work right now.

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And That Is What Literary Writing Is All About

(June ’09)

In my last post, I explored how I felt about misunderstanding the guidelines for a particular submission. The very day I posted this, I returned home from the library, my husband returned home, he brought in the mail, and presented me with a large envelope that I recognized immediately as my SASE in yet another submission. And knew immediately that as said SASE was coming back to me that meant another rejection.

How about the synchronicity of that? Two suckers in one day, in one four hour period.

This rejection, though, fell with a soft landing because the extremely nice editor I’d sent the story to enclosed an encouraging, handwritten note with the rejection, and urged me to send another manuscript.

Thank you so much! I am impressed with, and grateful for, the sensitivity of this wonderful editor!

Now despite the cushioning of the blow, I was disappointed and a bit perplexed because I’d thought–as we do, right?–that my manuscript was a good match for the journal. But alas, on that point, I was not in agreement with the editor.

So how did I respond to this heaping double scoop of rejection? Did I become blue, sink into depression, rant?

No, indeed. Well, for a bit, yes.

For a short while, I sank into all three indulgent responses. But shrugging off my mood, I drove to one of my favorite places and, J beside me, walked along the beach. There it occurred to me, thinking aloud, that it makes no sense whatsoever to become blue with the submission game because–guess what, fellow and sister suffering writers?–there is no method to the madness.

Zilch, nada, zip, zero.

There is only this, all I can say with any certainty about writing (and I challenge anyone to add to the list):

–Literary writing produces little or no external rewards. If you want external recognition or reward for your labor, find another line of work.

–Literary writing is cerebral, introspective, and solitary. It’s wise to pursue it while engaged in some other kind of work–professional, paid, volunteer, whatever–that is grounding, helps keep one connected and (reasonably) sane, and that produces a modicum of measurable reward.

–Rejection–actual or threatened–permeates writing. Try hard to make friends with rejection, because if you take your writing at all seriously, you and rejection are going to become very intimate.

–The act of submitting work is paradoxical. The writer must believe in his or her work enough to think it is worth the time of the reader, while simultaneously keeping a realistic view of one’s work and its place in the flood of manuscripts zipping through mail channels.

–Finally, once past a low level of writing proficiency, the evaluation of literary writing is subjective. This is true of all criticism of the arts–dance, film, theatre, set design, painting, etc. There is no right and no wrong. There is only effectiveness, and effectiveness is a personal, subjective response on the part of the reader.

I know you’re thinking, “But what about all those volumes of criticism, all those learned, thoughtful pronouncements on…? Surely some standards must exist?

Not in the long haul. One reader’s poison is another’s passion, one professor’s love is another’s yawn, one agent’s latest new find is another agent’s same old, same old, one audience boos, another audience, two years later, gives a standing ovation.

And on it goes.

So how did I feel after (re)learning all this? Really good; looser and more excited about writing than I have in some time.

Ready to write.  And that’s where we want to be.

And that is what literary writing is all about.

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Law & Science: Toward a Unified Field

36 Pages Posted: 30 Jul 2014 Last revised: 14 Oct 2014

Deborah M. Hussey Freeland

University of San Francisco - School of Law

Date Written: July 28, 2014

To be relevant to the real world and to have a reasonable chance of producing fair outcomes, legal and political decisionmaking must take science into account. Scholars have been aware of this for over fifty years. The need for law to be informed by rigorous science is compelling, as we must make collective decisions that impact our sustainability and our humanity on a global scale. However, the field of Law & Science remains as fragmented now as it was a half-century ago. We have yet to find a reliable way to establish coherent interdisciplinary interaction that enables science to inform legal decisionmaking across a variety of disciplinary fields and cultural contexts.

Approaching the problems of interdisciplinary interaction that vex Law & Science as instances of cross-cultural communication, this paper proposes that while the lawyer and the scientist need not be fully conversant in each other's languages to work together, lawyers can do much to ensure that science is properly used to inform the law by understanding what scientists think they are doing, and who they think they are. As expert negotiators, lawyers can develop genuine respect for scientists' values, methods and goals, promoting effective interdisciplinary collaboration and producing well informed decisions that merit public trust.

Keywords: law & science, cross-cultural communication, interdisciplinary interaction, interdisciplinary, fragmentation, lawyers, attorneys, scientists

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Hussey Freeland, Deborah M., Law & Science: Toward a Unified Field (July 28, 2014). Connecticut Law Review, Forthcoming; Univ. of San Francisco Law Research Paper 2014-23. Available at SSRN:

Deborah M. Hussey Freeland (Contact Author)

University of San Francisco - School of Law ( email )

2130 Fulton Street
San Francisco, CA 94117
United States

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