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Master of Arts in International Affairs

Breathtaking changes in political, economic and social relations have taken place over the past several centuries. Living and working in a rapidly changing global environment presents great opportunities to advance the human condition, promote growth and development, create political liberties, recast bargains between governments and their societies, transform social welfare, and advance the boundaries of knowledge and scientific exploration.

Yet, the same context presents great risks as people fear loss of identity, worry about economic subordination and loss to those beyond their borders, encounter environmental degradation, and confront potential decline in personal and social autonomy. Our heightened economic, political, social, cultural, and environmental interdependence generate serious challenges in areas such as social justice, health, security, development, human rights, social welfare, inequality, diversity, and technology. The challenges create the possibility of conflict, but also for cooperation and compromise.

Program Objectives

The Master of Arts in International Affairs offers an interdisciplinary approach to understanding global issues. The program draws on teaching and expertise from Washington University faculty and experienced practitioners in the St. Louis region, and it provides knowledge and skills for understanding and working with some of the most difficult international and cross-cultural problems that states, societies, and communities face. You have the opportunity to tailor your studies to explore topics such as global politics, global economics, development, international security and conflict, international business, human rights, the role of gender, the environment and sustainability, and issues of regional importance.

Whether you are studying full-time or part-time, a range of on-campus and online courses make it possible for you to shape your degree according to your interests and schedules.

The Master of Arts in International Affairs is a 30-unit program that includes four core courses and a capstone research project, which is either a Directed Research Project (3-units) or a Master’s Thesis (6-units). The purpose of the required core courses is to develop a coherent structure underpinning the M.A. by ensuring some common theoretical foundations, knowledge, and language shared by students in this program and with graduates of similar programs around the world. This contributes to the building of a professional community and identity. In addition to the required courses and the capstone project, at least three courses must be home-based in International Affairs. Remaining electives may be chosen from International Affairs seminars or from other graduate-level courses approved by University College.

    required course work

    Required Core Courses: 12 units

    Students must take four core courses aimed at students acquiring a common understanding of foundational knowledge and skills for analyzing international affairs, enhancing their abilities to be thoughtful and critical users of academic research in applied settings, and pursuing careers in the field.

    One required course is Process and Design of Research (U85 524), a research writing and methods seminar that helps students develop systematic tools for use as practitioners who write and present their work.

    The other three core courses, selected from a list of core courses, provide a theoretical and substantive foundation for the analysis and understanding of international affairs. Students can choose at least three of the following courses:

    • Theories of International Relations (U85 574)
    • International Organizations (U85 509)
    • International Law and the Use of Force (U85 511)
    • International Growth and Development (U85 519)
    • American Foreign Policy (U85 535)
    • International Economics (U85 5181)
    • Politics of Global Finance (U85 5571)
    • International Political Economy in Theory and Practice (U85 559)
    • Global Political Economy (U85 5780)
    • State Failure, State Success and Development (U85 5772)

    These courses are designed to enable students to develop expertise and understanding of dominant analytical frameworks, tools, and common language in the field of international affairs to engage with other professionals in the field. A selection of three core courses, which are overlapping, ensures that this foundation will be sound and robust.

    Additional International Affairs Courses: 12-15 units

    Capstone Research Project: 3-6 units

    After completing formal course work, all students are required to complete a capstone research project under the supervision of a Washington University faculty member. The research project is either a 3-unit Directed Research Project, or especially strong students can opt for a 6-unit Master’s Thesis.

    Learn more about the capstone research project.

    application requirements

    Completed application form

    The online application is available online on our Apply page. Applications are ready for review when all fields on the application form are completed, required documents have been received, and the application fee is paid.

    Official transcripts from all previous college work

    Contact the registrar at each previous college or university attended to request an official transcript. Official transcripts must be sent directly from the registrar to University College.

    Personal statement

    Tell us about yourself in a brief essay (about 250 words). Why are you applying to University College? What are your goals, both academic and professional? What do we need to know when considering your application?

    TOEFL scores (if applicable)

    If you are not a U.S. citizen, official TOEFL scores must be forwarded to University College.

    Graduates of a U.S. university or college or Canada, Australia, and U.K. residents are exempt if they have earned a bachelor’s degree or a graduate degree from such college or university.

    $35 application fee

    You may pay by credit card online, or via check or money order payable to Washington University in St. Louis. You may also pay the fee by cash at the University College office.

    This fee is waived for all WashU staff.

    Three Letters of Recommendation

    Letters of recommendation should be completed by teachers or professional associates. They can be submitted as part of your online application or mailed to University College.

    Writing Sample

    Please submit a relevant and recent academic writing sample, preferably one that is research-based. Alternatively, please submit an original essay in which you analyze a current international issue or problem.

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    "All of my professors worked in the fields for which they were teaching. They are the reason I decided to work for the UN, and I know that University College will help get me there."

    ―Katlyn KellerM.A. in International Affairs

    See Katlyn's Story

    Still have questions?

    Program Coordinator: Andrew Sobel | (314) 935-5845 |

    Director of Advising and Student Services: Elizabeth Fogt | (314) 935-6778 |

    Administrative Assistant for Academic Programs: Holly Schroeder | (314) 935-6759 |


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Know Your Pest!

What is the number one way to combat an insect problem in the garden?   Know your pest.  The answer is that simple.  Correct identification of the pest is essential in any type of garden management.

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Aphids on lettuce

Step #1 Correct identification

Sadly, I have often seen gardeners find signs of a pest and immediately reach for an overall insecticide without properly identifying the problematic insect.   This can be detrimental to your garden.  Insecticides can kill insects that are beneficial to your garden, like pollinators and insect predators.

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This praying mantis is beneficial to your garden.

Step #2 Learn about the lifecycle and biology of the pest

Once the pest is correctly identified, a major part of growing organically or using integrated pest management (IPM) is learning about the insect to develop a plan of control.  Learn about the life cycle and biology of your pest.  Knowing all you can about a pest so you can manage that pest is just common sense.

For example, Mexican bean beetles lay their eggs in garden debris.  Knowing that, you can help lessen your bean beetle problems by cleaning up your garden at the end of the summer.

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Planting early, using netting, and choosing resistant varieties are all effective strategies that work in pest management IF the pest is known.  Too much science for you?  Your local UGA Extension agent is the resource to help you.  Use his/her entomological skills to make your garden better!

And, remember that when using any insecticide the label instructions are the law!

Happy, pest-free gardening!

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Becky Griffin helps school and community gardeners succeed! This includes organizing school garden teacher training for the summer months, managing the Center's garden presence on the web, and using social media to connect gardeners to the latest research-based gardening information.

Some of her recent and current work includes collaborating with partners on urban agriculture, working with school gardeners on STEM goals, and assisting communities in starting community gardens. In 2016 Becky launched the Pollinator Spaces Project which encourages community and school gardeners to add pollinator spaces.This project has been expanded in 2017 to the Georgia Pollinator Census project.Ask her about it!
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28 KU students receive Undergraduate Research Awards for Summer

Friday, June 05, 2015

LAWRENCE — This summer, 28 University of Kansas students will receive Undergraduate Research Awards, which provide $1,000 to support mentored projects.

“These students have worked with their mentors to propose projects that allow them to apply the tools of their respective disciplines to a wide range of topics,” said John Augusto, assistant vice provost. “This kind of hands-on experience is invaluable for students as they transition from simply learning about their discipline to using the tools of their discipline to solve real-world problems.”

Students apply for UGRAs by writing a four-page research proposal under the guidance of a research mentor. Faculty reviewers evaluate the applications based on the merit of the applicant's proposal, the applicant's academic record and a recommendation letter from the mentor.

The UGRA competition is coordinated by the Center for Undergraduate Research and funded by a partnership between the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, the Office of Research, Undergraduate Studies and the Office of the Provost.

The call for proposals for the spring 2016 competition will come out in the fall. More information is available on the Center for Undergraduate Research website.

Students receiving awards for the summer of 2015 are listed below in alphabetical order. Hometowns are included if available.

Mario Balcazar, freshman from La Paz, Bolivia, in engineering physics, “Data Analysis for the Telescope Array Radar Experiment,” mentored by Dave Besson, physics and astronomy.

Samantha Beauchamp, junior in microbiology; “Finding Downstream Binding Targets of C. elegans EXC-7 Protein,” mentored by Matthew Buechner, molecular biosciences.

Mackenzie Bloom, sophomore from Superior, Colorado, in genetics; “Inducing chondrogenesis in mesenchymal stem cells by gene delivery for cartilage tissue repair,” mentored by Michael Detamore, chemical engineering.

Sydney Bolin, junior from Wichita in ecology & evolutionary biology; “The Effect of Microplastic Pollution on Vertebrate Fat Reserves,” mentored by James Thorp, ecology & evolutionary biology.

Hannah Boyd, senior from Tulsa, Oklahoma, in ecology & evolutionary biology; “Arthropod communities of Marantaceae plants, Costa Rica,” mentored by Caroline Chaboo, ecology & evolutionary biology.

Jacob Chamberlin, sophomore from Wichita in health & physical education; “High School Athletes’ Perceptions of the Climate in Their Off-Season Training Programs and Their Motivational Responses,” mentored by Mary Fry, health, sport, and exercise science.

Hon Ki Cheung, senior from Hong Kong in music theory and organ performance; “A narrative multimedia composition,” mentored by Bryan “Kip” Haaheim, music.

Alyssa Cole, senior from Garden City in history; “African-American women in the military during the Vietnam War,” mentored by Clarence Lang, African & African-American studies.

Katherine Deckert, senior from Leawood in behavioral neuroscience; “An Examination of the Structure of Obsessive Compulsive Personality Traits in a Clinical Autism Spectrum Disorders Sample Using Network Analysis,” mentored by Evangelia Chrysikou, psychology.

Lauren Fitzgerald, senior from Topeka in film & media studies and English; “Science Communication,” mentored by Meg Jamieson, film & media studies.

Will Fleming, sophomore from Leawood in anthropology and applied behavioral science; “’How Much Would You Pay?’ The Cost of Alcohol Addiction for the Miskitu People,” mentored by Laura Herlihy, Latin American & Caribbean studies, and David Jarmolowicz, applied behavioral science.

Nicole Humphrey, junior from Lawrence in political science and public administration; “Competing Values: Prioritization of Social Equity among City Administrators,” mentored by Shannon Portillo, public affairs & administration.

Brianna Jackson, freshman from Overland Park in microbiology; “Investigating the Potential Link between Lysosomal Trapping and Duration of Activity Associated with β2 Agonist Drugs,” mentored by Jeff Krise, pharmaceutical chemistry.

Faelan Jacobson, freshman from Lawrence in engineering physics; “Behavioral syndromes in the Great Basin collared lizard (Crotaphytus bicintores) and the blunt-nosed leopard lizard (Gambelia wislizenii),” mentored by Douglas Eifler, mathematics.

William Kenney, junior from Leawood in English and philosophy; “In Harm's Way, a Novel,” mentored by Tom Lorenz, English.

Valerie Kutchko, senior in psychology and human sexuality; “Bystanders: Identification of sexual coercion and their motivation for intervention,” mentored by Charlene Muehlenhard, psychology and women, gender & sexuality studies.

Dalton Leprich, senior from Lenexa in microbiology; “Microbial Colonization of Teeth may Predict Susceptibility to Recurrent Dental Caries,” mentored by Brendan Mattingly, undergraduate biology.

Dongyu Li, junior in psychology; “Mother or Wife? Relational Mobility and Personal Choice between Conjugal Relationships and Consanguine Relationships,” mentored by Glenn Adams, psychology.

Jeremy Lippman, sophomore from Aurora, Illinois, in health, sport, & exercise science; “Influence of Physical Activity and the Sports Skill and Fitness School on Motorneuron Behavior Children,” mentored by Trent Herda, health, sport & exercise sciences.

Paige Miller, junior from Leawood in biochemistry; “Membracidae Diversity in Peru (Hemiptera),” mentored by Caroline Chaboo, ecology & evolutionary biology.

Eli Olson, junior from St. Joseph, Missouri, in cellular biology; “Nuclear RNAi Phenomena in Caenorhabditis elegans,” mentored by Lisa Timmons, molecular biosciences.

Dharam Patel, junior from Olathe in microbiology; “Production and Purification of PvdJ Module 2,” mentored by Audrey Lamb, molecular biosciences.

Blaine Ragsdale, senior from Shawnee in behavioral neuroscience; “Building Normative Cerebral Blood Flow Maps for Healthy Adults Using Arterial Spin Labeling (ASL) Magnetic Resonance Imaging,” mentored by Evangelia Chrysikou, psychology.

Gregory "Adam" Reeves, sophomore from Pleasant Hill, Missouri, in genetics; “The Role of Transposable Elements in the Neural Degeneration of Drosophila (Fruit Flies),” mentored by Stuart Macdonald, molecular biosciences.

Channing Shives, sophomore from Overland Park in biology; “Investigation of Spermatophore Proteins in Heliconius Butterflies,” mentored by James Walters, ecology & evolutionary biology.

Darra Stuart, sophomore from Coralville, Iowa, in global & international studies and environmental studies; “If Walls Could Talk: The Nature of the City Fortifications at Early Bronze Age Tell es-Safi/Gath Israel,” mentored by Eric Welch, Jewish studies.

Bryce Tappan, junior from Brookings, South Dakota, in chemistry; “Design of Mercaptoazulene-based Systems with Tunable Luminescence Profiles,” mentored by Mikhail Barybin, chemistry.

Kayla Yi, sophomore from Overland Park in human biology; “Art in Science: Developing Creative Works from Biodiversity,” mentored by Caroline Chaboo, ecology & evolutionary biology.

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The Research Experience Program has certified more than 2,000 students since 2005
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More than 1,200 students have received Undergraduate Research Awards since 1986
More than 150 mentors sponsored undergraduate projects through the Center for Undergraduate Research each year
KU's first valedictorian, Flora Richardson, conducted research as an undergraduate before graduating in 1873
Highlight your research on your transcript: Get certified through the Research Experience Program
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Simulink Requirements™ lets you author, analyze, and manage requirements within Simulink®. You can create rich text requirements with custom attributes and link them to designs, code, and tests. Requirements can be imported from external sources, and you can receive automatic notification when requirements change. You can view the requirements and design together, establish links with drag and drop, annotate diagrams with requirements content, analyze requirements traceability, and navigate between requirements, designs, generated code, and tests.

Simulink Requirements indicates when changes occur to linked requirements, designs, or tests. It calculates the implementation and verification status of your requirements, enabling you to assess project completeness.

Author and Organize Requirements in Simulink

Create requirements within Simulink using rich text and organize in requirement sets.

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View and manage requirements while in the Simulink graphical editor. Create links between requirements and model using drag and drop.

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After writing a blog post about cloud computing, it came as a very welcome surprise to read that Apple did indeed release it’s own version of a cloud platform: the iCloud. This inspired me to pick up the topic again … Continue reading

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glitchDS is a FREE homebrew Cellular Automaton music sequencer for the Nintendo DS. It’s perfect for creating IDM and Glitch style loops. R4DS is required for using this application. (See the documentation for reports on other working cards besides R4DS.)

Features include:

* Customizable Cellular Automaton sequencer
* Create your own “trigger points”
* Load in your own sounds
* Save and load your work
* BPM settings, or “strum mode” for controlling tempo
* Up to 6 sounds can be loaded at once
* Each sound has its own 32 step frequency modulation sequencer
* Global Distortion setting

Here’s a video demo:

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Yeah. this place was pretty great. Small art fair in milwaukee. Went this year for the afternoon and wondered… 1. why I had never gone before. and 2. why I hadn’t got a hotel room and gone to the dance party afterwards. Next year. oh and 3. why didn’t i buy that Eric May painting to benefit old gold ?
Maybe I still can … the A&W on the way out of town.

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Charleston hooded times. Grand dQ. records. watermelon. grilling. creapy freaky prego chicks. small children that intimidate me. eating and drinking. rainy and thrift stored. street hockey ball induced.
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This place is a Michigan basement. This is good. -F

Kathryn and Caleb run the show here. Go here.

Old Gold Exhibitions & Events
2022 North Humboldt Boulevard
Chicago, Illinois 60647

South Entrance, Basement

California Blue Line (towards O’Hare), Walk West on Palmer Street, South on Humboldt Boulevard to 2022

Hours: Sundays, 11 – 2pm
By appointment 773.653.9956
Directors: Kathryn Scanlan and Caleb Lyons

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genoTyp is an experiment regarding fonts under genetic aspects. Their characteristics are encoded in hereditary information.

Different fonts can be mixed as desired and their genomes can be manipulated. New fonts are generated according to genetic rules.

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[one05] – proswell – dryrot

A 45 minute continuous mix from Proswell, ft. b-sides, out takes, new material, and a few favorites from his sophomore release Carrot Dossier (columbo theme, tar and atari, rat news) on m3rck records. Even with this relation, Dryrot is easily a release with its own identity.
Finding time between releases at m3rck and running Inpuj, he explores the laid back and driving sound that’s heard between the cracks of Carrot Dossier and often strays from the sound that defined that album (as is heard within the opening minutes). While a welcome and surprise release from one of our favorites, the unique sensibility and style of this release also makes an exceptional introduction to those that have yet to hear his music and will most likely leave them searching for more.World tour to be announced soon.

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50 Days Of PS VR #36: ‘Resident Evil 7: Biohazard’ is Absolutely Terrifying

by David Jagneaux • September 7th, 2016

Just 36 days to go! We’re counting down to the release of PlayStation VR on October 13th by highlighting one game a day for the anticipated headset. Today we’re holding our breath and peeking around the corner of the terrifying Resident Evil 7: Biohazard.

Ever since Resident Evil 4, it feels like the long-running iconic franchise that kickstarted the survival horror genre when it debuted on the original PlayStation has been struggling to define itself. With an existing pedigree of first excellence, then mediocrity, followed by an evolution into the realm of action-shooter territory, the Resident Evil games have assuredly undergone multiple changes throughout the series’ lifetime.

Now with Resident Evil 7: Biohazard (which is a misleading number, given the multiple sub-sequels and non-numbered entries in the series) the franchise is undergoing what is, arguably, its most dramatic change yet. After years of third-person survival horror action, the game is switching to a first-person perspective. The Beginning Hour demo available on PlayStation 4, the same demo that was playable in VR at E3, is a great introduction to the slow, methodical, and horrifying world of Biohazard. My demo at PAX West was a bit different.

You might remember Capcom’s Kitchen demo from a few years ago, which was one of the first things shown on Sony’s PS VR headset at trade shows. It was later revealed that the scene was a prequel to the core Resident Evil 7 experience, and this is the demo that I saw at PAX West this month.

You can see in the footage here, that when things start out, they’re immediately unsettling. My hands are tied and I’m bound to a chair with a camera pointed at my face — it’s like something out of a horror film, except I’m actually sitting in the chair for real. Every movement the controller makes, my hands in the game mimic. It’s a bit surreal, and that’s what makes it so frightening.

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What follows next is on the borderline of too gory to be taken seriously, and too much to stomach. I push through the demo as a man is disemboweled right before my eyes by a disgustingly twisted woman. Then, she scurries away into the darkness, giggling.

I’m stalked from all sides. I hear the sound of something crawling on the walls — or is it in the ceiling? I whip my head around, trying to find the source of the sound. Eventually, I turn back to face the camera in front of me, only to see her face slowly lean over from behind me, down into my field of view. She’s hanging upside down, smiling, blood dripping from her face and mouth. As it turns out, my end is just as gruesome as my beginning.

This rather unsettling experience involved zero actual movement though, so it’s hard to say if the prevalent locomotion sickness concerns have been solved or not yet by the team at Capcom. Taking this Kitchen demo, in conjunction with the previous E3 demo, and what’s available on PS4 now, it’s safe to say that Resident Evil 7: Biohazard is quickly shaping up to be one of the most frightening and bone chilling experiences available in VR — PS VR or otherwise.

Resident Evil 7: Biohazard is scheduled for release on PS4 (with PS VR support) and PC on January 24th, 2017.

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So Many Movies, So Little Time

I’ve been MIA for so long, that I’ve seen way too many movies and can’t review them all in depth, since that would take way too long. Instead I’ll gift you all with a list of all the movies I’ve seen and sum them up in a few words along with my ratings! Alright, here we go, in no particular order

Wolf of Wall Street (2013): Horrible Horrible Horrible. I’ll get beef for saying this, but it was Scorsese’s guide on how to be a successful asshole. Drugs. Sex. Money. Too much for my taste. 2/10

Spring Breakers (2012): Art. I appreciated what this film set out to do, and didn’t overdo it like Scorsese did. 7/10

Evil Dead (2013 remake): Eh. I was bored. Not as good as the original. I was so bored that I went to see Spring Breakers right after because I was so let down by Evil Dead. 4/10

Cannibal Holocaust (1980): Holy hell what did I even watch. Everything looked so real. Also a little bit ashamed I actually watched it 6/10

Frozen (2013): 9/10. Come on, it’s Frozen.

The Lego Movie (2014): So fast paced, I couldn’t really keep up. Reminded me of Robot Chicken, although that’s not necessarily a bad thing. 7/10

Would You Rather (2o12 – available on Netflix): Yay Brittany Snow in a horror movie! Entertaining, albeit predictable. Cool twist on the would you rather game. Would you rather stick a screw driver into your own leg or slice your eyeball with a razor blade? Yikes. 6/10

V/H/S 2 (2013): Horror anthology, better than the first I think. Each segment has a cool way of being filmed (from GoPros to laptop cameras), it’s innovative. Plus the Safe Haven segment will give you nightmares till the end of time. Just watch it for that one. 6.5/10

August: Osage County (2013): Superb acting by a star-studded cast helped fuel the simple storyline. 7.5/10

Oculus (2013): Mind-bending roller coaster ride that you’ll strangely love. Keeps you very engaged from start to finish. 7.5/10

Triangle (2009): See Liam Hemsworth before he was famous. Confusing (but good confusing) with an ending that won’t let you down. 8/10

The Hunger Games: Catching Fire (2013): True to the novel, lived up to my high expectations. 8/10


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Month: June, 2012

Problem Statement / Solution

by Domantas Stukas

This joke is as old as the internet itself, but I find the problem solving approach quite hilarious. Enjoy:

After every flight, pilots fill out a form, called a gripe sheet which tells mechanics about problems with the aircraft. The mechanics correct the problems, document their repairs on the form, and then pilots review the gripe sheets before the next flight. Never let it be said that ground crews lack a sense of humor. Here are some maintenance complaints submitted by pilots and the solutions recorded by maintenance engineers. By the way, the airline these came from is the only major airline that has never, ever, had an accident.

Pilot: Left inside main tire almost needs replacement.
Engineers: Almost replaced left inside main tire.

Pilot: Test flight OK, except auto-land very rough.
Engineers: Auto-land not installed on this aircraft.

Pilot: Something loose in cockpit.
Engineers: Something tightened in cockpit.

Pilot: Dead bugs on windshield.
Engineers: Live bugs on back-order.

Pilot: Autopilot in altitude-hold mode produces a 200 feet per minute descent.
Engineers: Cannot reproduce problem on ground.

Pilot: Evidence of leak on right main landing gear.
Engineers: Evidence removed.

Pilot: DME volume unbelievably loud.
Engineers: DME volume set to more believable level.

Pilot: Friction locks cause throttle levers to stick.
Engineers: That’s what friction locks are for.

Pilot: IFF inoperative in OFF mode.
Engineers: IFF always inoperative in OFF mode.

Pilot: Suspected crack in windshield.
Engineers: Suspect you’re right.

Pilot: Number 3 engine missing.
Engineers: Engine found on right wing after brief search.

Pilot: Aircraft handles funny.
Engineers: Aircraft warned to straighten up, fly right, and be serious.

Pilot: Target radar hums.
Engineers: Reprogrammed target radar with lyrics.

Pilot: Mouse in cockpit.
Engineers: Cat installed.

Pilot: Noise coming from under instrument panel. Sounds like a midget pounding on something with a hammer.
Engineers: Took hammer away from midget

by vytasvulgaris

Next to a meditative reality of Our Daily Bread,  one of the beautiful short documentaries by Christian Remde  LOCAL which “discusses the rise of the local food movement, the challenges of sourcing locally and how it’s become a growing part of the Austin, Texas food scene” (http://vimeo.com/32845880#).

Our daily bread

by hugolerho

A documentary movie worth to see about the food industry on our planet. There are no comments at all but the pictures speak for themselves.

shocking? a movie to meditate on…

Platform for fixing the city

by gailiute

One of the most interesting and most difficult challenges that we are constantly willing to take is how to make cities vibrant, liveable, prosperous, attractive, etc., etc. There are already many attempts made indeed. Some of them more successful, some less. Since it is better to learn from other mistakes than from your own, IDEO, Michigan-based iconic design firm, (steelcase producer) created an open platform called  OpenIDEO to foster the best sustainability solutions and to apply them to revitalize city of Detroit (or any other city).

The idea (and possibly success of this platform) is  to engage a diverse group of individuals (ecologists, designers, writers, sociologists, economists, etc) for a design challenge. Issuing  challenge invites anyone and anywhere to submit ideas. But it is not simply community voting or judging that makes the crowd-sourcing work. It is a multi-step process of collectively winnowing down the ideas while simultaneously improving them.

But OpenIDEO is more than that. Beyond its obvious do-good nature it has real business benefits to both IDEO and, in this instance, Steelcase.

Through selection, 11 winning ideas were selected from almost 900 inspirations. Here are  all 11 of the winners. I suggest to check it out and be inspired !

Official page of OpenIDEO : http://www.openideo.com/

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The iPod Index

by gailiute

Some interesting fact about cities/urbanisation/slums. Worth to know that cities started being ranked by iPod index :) (Ranking by burgers still valid, or not?)

“The iPod index: An average wage-earner in New York City or Zurich, Switzerland can buy an 8 GB Apple iPod Nano after nine hours of work. In contrast, it takes an average wage-earner in Mumbai, India 177 hours – nearly a month’s salary – to buy the same iPod (CityMayors)”

“Most expensive: Luanda, Angola is the most expensive big city in the world, according to Mercer’s Cost of Living Survey for 2010. Tokyo, Japan and Ndjamena, Chad rank second. This year’s survey of the world’s most expensive cities includes ten from Africa (CityMayors)”

“The urban population of the world’s two poorest regions, South Asia and Sub-Saharan Africa, is expected to double over the next 20 years.”

“Rural-to-urban migration is just one of the three drivers of urbanisation, accounting for about 25 per cent of urban population growth. The other two factors are natural population increases and the reclassification of rural areas into urban ones (Commission of Growth and Development, 2009)”

(Source: The World Bank’s World Development Report 2009)

“Slums are often economically vibrant: today, about 85 per cent of all new employment opportunities around the world occur in the informal economy.”

“There is one toilet for every 500 people in the slums of Nairobi, Kenya.”

(Source: UN-HABITAT State of the World’s Cities Report 2010-2011)

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Bike to the train

In Portland Oregon a silver spheroid carries three thousand-odd people per day from the banks of the Willamette river to Oregon Health and Science University’s Marquam Hill hospital five hundred feet above. This aerial tram was constructed to deal with the access problems arising from its challenging physical location. With steep winding roads and limited parking availability the hospital needed to figure out how to allow people to access the campus without driving, or to relocate.

Initial plans for the tram included racks for about 10 bicycles to park at the bottom. At the urging of planners at the Portland Bureau of Transportation this was doubled to space for 20. However, the location proved perfect for bicycle access – its low elevation is on the same plane as most of Portland’s most popular cycling routes and bicycles are able to circumvent the bottlenecks at the end of each bridge which make automobile and bus travel painfully unreliable. The racks were quickly overloaded and most people chose to carry their bikes with them up the tram. Bikes left unattended and far away must be securely locked, with lights and bags removed. Even then wheels and saddles are subject to theft. The crush of cyclists in the the tram reduced its capacity significantly.

Kiel Johnson, a cyclist and a friend of mine interning with the Hospital’s transportation office in 2011 had an idea. If there was a secure location at the bottom of the tram, people could leave them there without worry. It could be attended by paid staff who would watch over the bikes – lights, bags, helmets, wheels and saddles and all – and the bikes wouldn’t even need to be locked up. Cyclists in need of a new tube or a tune-up could place a work order with a mechanic on staff and have it ready in time for their commute home. The whole thing needn’t take up much space – hundreds of bikes can fit in an area that would park only a handful of cars. In fact it could be located in vacant space below the tram, advertising it’s services to everyone enjoying the view from above.

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And so the Go By Bike shop and valet was born, founded by Kiel and funded by OHSU. Together with the tram it solves a unique problem in an efficient and delightful way. It is hard to imagine Portland’s south waterfront without either, though the tram is only ten years old and the valet only five. Peak daily usage of the valet in 2012 was 180 bicycles. Last year’s peak highest daily count was 420, with another 150 parked on nearby racks outside of the valet.

Bike Valet in Seattle?

Kiel and I have spoken a number of times about the possibility of a bike valet here in Seattle, our home city. The natural analogue to his in Portland location – a rapid transit station near a major institution – is the new UW light rail station . However, the usage pattern of the UW station presents a problem. Many people could bike to the station from surrounding neighborhoods to use light rail in their commutes, but these are not people that UW, the property owner around the station, is much concerned about. Their students and professors arrive from other locations to the UW station. A bike share system – perhaps a UW-only version of the shortly to be discontinued Pronto system – would probably make more sense.

A bicycle valet needs to be located on the other side of a transit commute, between the travelers’ home and their entry point into the system, the so-called “last mile”. This allows the valet to operate during the day and to close up at night having returned all bikes in its care. In Seattle the light rail station in the area with the highest population density is Capitol Hill. The elevation changes surrounding the hill make it daunting to bike up and down, but cycling around the hill is rather pleasant. A valet at the light rail station here could serve riders who have a long walk to station but would be concerned about leaving their bike in a highly trafficked area with a visible homeless population. With 6,000 riders per day in just its first year, the Capitol Hill station alone already has twice the ridership of Portland’s aerial tram.

A new valet could partner with the Capitol Hill Eco-District for funding and there is currently large amounts of flat, vacant land on top of the station that would be perfect for storing bikes during the day – there is even a fence! That land is slated to be redeveloped but nearby street parking spaces, utility corridors, sidewalks, or even a corner of Cal Anderson park could potentially accommodate the 4,000 square feet occupied by the Portland valet. Kiel started the valet by asking: “how can we make arriving and leaving a place by bicycle the best possible experience”? Perhaps it’s that time Seattle cyclists got such a treatment.

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If you’re hunting for a super-easy cookie recipe you can whip up in a hurry, this is your sweet treat–you and these little cuties will be best buds in a flash! But a quick assembly is not their only assets. These babies are delicious and make good keepers as well.

Traditional thumbprint cookies are filled with fruity jam, but these little treats feature centers filled with dates and almond butter, giving them an edge over jam because they deliver an appealing depth of flavor with more complexity that goes beyond sweetness from the jam.

You’ll know what I mean when you taste them. Admittedly, dates certainly are sweet, but their sweetness is strictly from nature and more subtle and satisfying–not like the extreme sweetness you get from processed sugar.

Yield: about 3 dozen

1 cup almonds

1 1/3 cups all purpose flour

1/2 cup plus 2 tablespoons vegan margarine

1/2 cup plus 3 tablespoons organic sugar

2 tablespoons water

1 teaspoon almond extract

1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract

15 pitted dates, snipped in half

2 tablespoons almond butter

2 tablespoons water

1/2 teaspoon almond extract

1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract

  1. Preheat the oven to 350 degrees F. Line two large rimmed baking sheets with parchment paper.

2. To make the cuties, put the almonds in a food processor. Process until they are ground into a finely textured meal. Add the flour, vegan margarine, sugar, water, almond extract, and vanilla extract, and process until well blended, stopping occasionally to scrape down the work bowl.

3. Roll heaping tablespoonfuls of dough into 1-inch balls and place them 1 1/2 inches apart on the prepared baking sheet.

4. Use your thumb or finger to press a deep indentation into the top of each cookie. Use your fingers to smooth out any cracks in the dough. Bake for 12 to 15 minutes, or until the tops turn a light golden. Transfer the cookies to a cooling rack or plate and let cool completely.

5. To make the filling, put the dates, almond butter, water, almond extract, and vanilla extract in a food processor. Pulse to break up the dates, and then process until smooth and creamy, stopping occasionally to scrape down the work bowl.

6. Place heaping teaspoonfuls of the date mixture into each thumbprint. Set the cookies aside in a single layer for about 3 hours, or until the filling becomes firm and dry. Stored at room temperature in a covered container, Almond Thumbprint Cuties will keep for 1 or 2 days; refrigerated, for 1 week, and in the freezer, 3 months.


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    When you bring your horse to the Ohio State Veterinary Medical Center for evaluation and leading-edge care, a fully-dedicated, compassionate and highly-skilled team of caregivers will devote their time to perform accurate and thorough examinations and communicate their findings and recommendations with the primary goal of improving your horse’s health.

    When you call to schedule an appointment, the Client Services staff member will ask for information to complete the registration form including information about your personal veterinarian. We consider he or she an important part of your horse’s care team because he/she can provide historical information and will be a part of your horse’s on-going care.  If your personal veterinarian calls to schedule your appointment we will obtain as much information as he/she has available and we will call you for the additional information that may be needed.

    When you come for the appointment please bring the name and dosage information for any medications your horse is receiving and be prepared to provide a description of the symptoms (signs), primary problem(s), and any issues or concerns that led to need for the appointment. It is also helpful if you bring, or have your personal veterinarian fax, copies of recent diagnostic test results. If a trainer, stable staff member, or transportation personnel (hauler/trucker) will be delivering your horse, please provide that individual with the information so he/she can provide it at the time of registration or provide that individual with a phone number where you can be contacted at the time of registration so we can follow up with any questions. This will help expedite and optimize evaluation and care of your horse.

    Our hospital accepts ill and injured horses on an emergency basis 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Since we do not have an emergency veterinarian on duty in the hospital around the clock, you will need to call ahead (614-292-6661) to indicate you wish to have your horse evaluated and the estimated time of arrival. At that time, we will put you directly in touch with the equine veterinarian on-call to discuss your horse’s problem with you. If your horse needs to be transported to the hospital, the on-call veterinarian can also advise you of anything you might need to do before loading your horse or to help prepare appropriately for the transportation. While you are in transit to the Veterinary Medical Center, we ask that you call us when you are one-half hour (30 minutes) away so we can make sure our staff is in place by the time you arrive, again so we can expedite evaluation and care of your horse. If for some reasons your plans change and you will not be bringing your horse in or will not be arriving at the estimated time, we ask that you please extend the courtesy of calling to let us know.

    Galbreath Equine Center

    The Galbreath Equine Center is located on the west side of the Veterinary Medical Center building, surrounded on the West and North sides by wooden fencing. Trailers should come through the gates on Vernon Tharp Street. After parking, proceed to the entrance beside the garage door located inside the brick archway. Please follow signage to the Equine Office to register. Please DO NOT unload your animal until you have checked in. The staff will provide you further instruction about unloading.

    For emergency admissions that occur between the hours of 6:00 pm and 8:00 am Monday through Friday or between 12:00 noon on Saturday and 8:00 am Monday, the drive-up process is the same but registration will take place in the lobby of the Hospital for Companion Animals. Equine registration occurs in the Large Animal Reception office on Saturdays between 8:00 am and 12:00 noon.

    Please check in at the Galbreath Equine Center office as soon as you arrive. Our Client Services staff will ask you to sign the registration form and provide answers to any questions that were left unanswered at the time the appointment was made. If a trainer, stable staff, or hauler/trucker brings your horse in, that individual will be asked to sign the registration form as your agent. For emergency admissions, you will be asked to pay the current emergency fee at the time of registration which will go toward the costs of the initial evaluation and emergency care of your horse.

    Waiting Time

    We pride ourselves in the thoroughness of our advanced care and the education we provide future veterinarians. Although the wait time at our facility may be a little longer than that at other veterinary care facilities because our veterinarians also teach veterinary students as they work, we ensure our patients receive the very best care. To provide the most comprehensive assessment, your horse may be examined by multiple professionals. Be assured that we will do everything we can to expedite your visit.

    • The Galbreath Equine Center is staffed by a team of board-certified faculty specialists, residents, interns, senior veterinary students, registered veterinary technicians and veterinary assistants.
    • During your horse’s visit, you will most likely be greeted by a veterinary student and/or technician (nurse), who will ask you a series of questions regarding your horse’s illness/injury (if applicable), housing, vaccinations, diet and other relevant information. Obtaining a comprehensive history of your horse’s health, including diet, exercise, housing, vaccinations/deworming, prior illness or injury, and other related information, is a vitally important part of our approach to the assessment and care we provide. You may find that the faculty clinician or resident asks similar questions, which provides a more thorough approach. All examinations are performed under the direct supervision of or by a veterinarian.
    • At the conclusion of your appointment or your horse’s hospitalization, you will be provided with a detailed, written “go-home” (discharge summary) and instructions. This will detail the results of your horse’s examination and care, and any next steps that will need to be taken by you and your primary care or family veterinarian.
    • Your primary care veterinarian is a vitally important member of our patient care team and we communicate before and after our evaluation, care and discharge of your horse. In addition to telephone communication with him/her, we also will provide him/her with a copy of the discharge summary.

    After your horse is initially examined, a plan will be established for further diagnostics or treatment. The veterinarian will discuss this plan with you and present you with the estimated costs for services. You are encouraged to ask questions and seek clarification if the medical explanation or the estimated costs are not clear. If you are in agreement with the recommended course of action, you will be asked to sign an estimate form. If your horse will be receiving services on an outpatient basis you will be asked to pay for services rendered at the time of discharge.

    If your horse will be hospitalized, we will present and discuss the estimated costs of the recommended care with you and will request payment of one-half of the high-end of the estimate before we continue with your animal’s care. If your horse is brought in on an emergency basis we will keep you informed of diagnostic and treatment costs, which will be deducted from your initial payment at the time of admission and registration. As we begin to approach the amount of the initial payment made upon arrival, we will discuss what additional diagnostic and treatment is being proposed and if you agree to pursue that plan we will request providing verbal/written approval as well as additional payment, which, when added to the amount of your initial payment, will equal one-half of the high-end of the new estimated costs. At the time of discharge, if diagnostic and treatment costs are less than your payment(s), your account will be reviewed by accounting to verify all charges have posted to your account. A refund check will be issued for any credit amount due. If the initial payment, plus any subsequent payments toward the revised estimate are less than actual costs at the time of discharge you will be asked to pay the remaining balance.

    If a trainer, stable staff member or hauler/trucker will be the only person with your horse at the time of discharge, that individual will be responsible for submitting your payment before we release your horse. If you elect to have us bill your credit card, you will need to make arrangements via telephone by providing us the type of credit card, the name as it appears on the card, the number, and your verbal authorization to charge the needed amount to your card.

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You will experience 3 imaginative voyages to discover lost parts of yourself, and your hidden treasures and talents.

During our first journey we will experience the heroes of ancient mythology and Biblical characters. In the second voyage will visit underwater caves, dragons and wizards, and for the last we will experience the strength and inspiration from modern-day heroes that you truly admire in your life today.

Through these time travels you’ll gain courage and inspiration,

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These songs were chosen by fellow musicians, from around the globe, who I've been lucky to work with throughout the years...

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Black Winter - Jeff Knabel (Vocals and Guitar), Ritchie Gillies (Lead Guitar), Jeff Ahearn (Drums and Backing Vocals), Dean Aranui (Bass Guitar) *Recorded Live at the 'Southern Blues Bar' in Christchurch, New Zealand by 'Lebanese Renegade'.

Fly Away - Jeff Knabel (Vocals and Bass Guitar), Dave Hinton (Lead Guitar), Rob Serrano (Percussion and Backing Vocals)

Labyrinth - Jeff Knabel (Vocals and Bass Guitar), Dave Hinton (Lead Guitar), Rob Serrano (Percussion)

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2015-02-18 20:49 | Comments: 0

More cosplay goodness from Comics Salón in Bratislava. Can you name all the cospaly outfits in the pictures? Post below.

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Comics Salon 2014 Cosplay

Death Note #Cosplay

2015-02-07 19:40 | Comments: 0

Shinigami, literally "death god", are the race of extra-dimensional beings who survive by killing humans to extend their own lives.

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Death Note Rem cosplay @ Comis Salon 2014

Mass Effect #Cosplay

2015-01-29 14:28 | Comments: 0

Meet EDI, Jack, and Tali from Mass Effect. I enjoy the sight of humans on their knees. That is a joke. — EDI

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EDI from Mass Effect #cosplay @ Comics Salon 2014

Fantasy Shoot

2015-01-24 21:16 | Comments: 0

I worked as a male art model for make-up artist NK-STYLEART and photographer Thomas Zöchling and here is the fantastic result.

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Fantasy Shoot "Wonder Tree". Make-up and hair art by nk-styleart. Photography by Thomas Zöchling. Model Viktor Krammer.

Have a hardcore holiday

2014-12-24 16:03 | Comments: 4

Season's greetings from Diesel :P

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Hardcore teddy bear. Have a hardcore holiday with Diesel.

Berlinski Beat

2014-12-22 19:11 | Comments: 0

Corvus Corax is BerlinskiBeat. BerlinskiBeat is Corvus Corax. Two gigs by the same band @ Mittelalterspektakel 2014

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BerlinskiBeat Castus @ Mittelalterspektakel 2014 St. Pölten

Medieval Torture Show

2014-12-21 22:00 | Comments: 0

Six gruesome medieval torture devices explained. The Hangmen Show "Die Henker" @ Mittelalterspektakel 2014

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Medieval Torture Show. Die Henker @ Mittelalterspektakel 2014 St. Pölten

Xena Fantasy Camp @ Mittelalter Spektakel

2014-12-11 15:59 | Comments: 0

This was our fantasy camp at the medieval rock festival "Mittelalterspektakel" in St. Pölten. Meet our crew, a cross-over between Xena, Lord of the Rings, Pirates of the Caribbean, and more.

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Xena's unicorn banner @ Mittelalterspektakel 2014 VAZ St. Pölten

Star Wars #Cosplay

2014-12-05 17:05 | Comments: 0

No comic convention without a tribute to Star Wars ;) Check out the best Star Wars outfits of Comics Salón 2014.

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Star Wars Stormtroopers cosplay @ Comics Salon 2014

Japanese Manga Adekan #Cosplay

2014-11-28 22:23 | Comments: 0

Shiro Yoshiwara from Adekan is a slender and beautiful umbrella craftsman with the skill of concealing weapons on one's body.

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Shiro Yoshiwara from Japanese Manga Adekan #Cosplay @ Comics Salon 2014


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