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Beauty from the Symmetry of Their Form:
The Invention of the Kaleidoscope
In 1817, Sir David Brewster patented the kaleidoscope. Others had noticed the effect of two mirrors meeting at an angle before, as recounted in this selection from an 1818 article in The Edinburgh Magazine and Literary Miscellany:
The repetition and reversion of images in a glass is noticed in the Masfiti Naturalis of Baptista Porta, a Neapolitan nobleman, who flourished about the latter part of the sixteenth century, and was distinguished for his zeal in promoting philosophical pursuits…
In the Ars Magna Lucís et Umbra of Kircher, printed in 1646, we have an account of the same circumstance, and also of the repetition of the sectors round the centre of the circle:
"A wonderful property," says he, "and one which has not, as far as I know, been observed by any one, is exhibited with two specula, so constructed as to open and shut like a book; and placed on any plane in which you have described a semicircle divided into its degrees. For, if the point in which the specula meet be placed in the centre of the semicircle, so that the side of each speculum shall stand upon the diameter, the image of an object will only be seen once, and two objects will appear, one without the specula, the true one,—and one within, the image. But if the sides be placed at an angle of 120°, you will see the image of the object within the specula twice, that is, along with the real image, three objects But if the specula intercept an angle of 90°, you will see the circle divided into four parts, and four objects; in the same manner, at an angle of 60°, you will see a hexagon with six objects.'1
He then applies the principle to some curious contrivances which, by his own account, filled his spectators with astonishment. With one candle he shows how to make a complete chandelier. "With angles of 120°, 72°, and 45°, you will see," says he, "with no less delight than admiration, a chandelier with three, with five, and with eight branches."
1 Athanasius Kircher, Ars Magna Lucís et Umbra, 1646


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Paul Carr is Professor of Popular Music Analysis at the ATRiuM, University of South Wales, in Cardiff. His research interests focus on the areas of musicology, widening access, the music industry and pedagogical frameworks for music related education – publishing extensively in all of these areas. He is also an experienced performing musician, having toured and recorded with artists as diverse as The James Taylor Quartet and ex Miles Davis saxophonist Bob Berg. His most recent book is a monograph on Sting (From Northern Skies to Fields of Gold), published on Reaktion in September 2017. He also works as a forensic musicologist/ expert witness on a consultancy basis. Recent activity includes work for Warner Chappell and Universal Music on copyright infringement cases (including a major West End Show and a number of international recording artist recordings). He also acts as a music education consultant – recently advising on both the Welsh A Level curriculum and more recently for Pearson.
Jodie Allinson is a lecturer in Drama in the Faculty of Creative Industries, University of South Wales, where she teaches both practical and theoretical classes in twentieth and twenty-first century performance at undergraduate and masters level. In 2011 Jodie completed a PhD entitled Approaches to Multimedia Theatre: Theory, Practice, Pedagogy, in which she wrote about the creative and training processes of practitioners working across the disciplines of theatre, dance and video, as well as the pedagogy of interdisciplinary performance practice.
Inga Burrows is a Senior Lecturer in Arts and Media at Cardiff School of Creative and Cultural Industries. She is a practicing artist and filmmaker, she specializes in teaching fiction film and experimental film. Her research interests include: artist cinema, participatory art, experimental documentary, performance for screen. Independently she is developing a feature length autobiographical film, that interweaves material from Burrows' body of film works, live-action and animation (often featuring herself as subject/performer) with dramatic re-enactments. Also she is currently working on a partnership project with Cardiff Harbour Authority in collaboration with Writer Dr Alice Entwistle and Information Technology Expert Dr. Fiona Carroll. Prior to taking up a full-time post at Glamorgan Inga worked as a community artist and an animator-live action filmmaker, producing commissions for the Whitworth Art Gallery, Manchester and Amnesty International.
Rob Campbell graduated with a first in history from Exeter University and became a newspaper journalist and manager on the regional daily press. He gained an MA in Mass Communications, and took two breaks out of journalism: as a teacher in Spain and Oman, and in government PR. Since joining USW in 2004 he has completed his PhD (on Alfred Harmsworth's prototype tabloid in 1901) while teaching on the BA Journalism and managing cognate courses. He maintains his practice as a newspaper columnist. He is writing a book chapter on press history, and co-authoring a book about the British 'occupation' press in inter-war Germany.
Michael Carklin is Reader in Applied and Interdisciplinary Teaching and Learning, Academic Subject Manager for Drama, Dance and Performance, and is Course Leader for the MA Drama. He teaches across all undergraduate and postgraduate levels, including Theatre Practice, Applied Drama, and Directing. His major areas of research are Applied Drama (including Drama & Theatre in Education), Theatre & Science, Theatre and Film in Africa, and Creative Industries in Higher Education. Michael is also Co-Convenor of the Applied & Social Theatre working group of the national Theatre and Performance Research Association (TaPRA).
Philip Cowan has worked freelance on over 80 film productions, including; Drama, Documentary, Performance, and Animation projects, working for BBC, ITV, C4, S4C, and numerous independent companies. As a Director of Photography he has collected twenty 'Best Short Film' awards, including two BAFTA Cymrus. His work has been screened on network television, at festivals world-wide, and even at the Tate Gallery, London. He completed his PhD at Manchester Met., is a member of the International Film and Television Research Centre at the Asian Academy of Film and Television in Noida, India, where he has done some teaching, and continues to work with African film makers through the Ethiopian Film Initiative.
Dr Sarah Crews has recently completed her PhD, which explores the role of the director, and issues of gender and sexuality in the plays and production practices of Howard Barker. In 2015 Sarah published a chapter in the Methuen Engage Series on Howard Barker's Theatre, detailing her experiences of directing undergraduate students in a production of Barker's Ursula: Fear of the Estuary, which was staged at the Riverfront Theatre, Newport. Sarah's key interests in Barker's work are his philosophies for theatre, his scenography, the role of collaboration, and his depiction of historical female characters. Aside from Barker, political theatre and theatre making practices more broadly, Sarah's key research interests are in gender and sexualities studies, multimedia performance and practice as research.
Main research interests include: Philosophy of Technology, Performance technologies,Theatre History, Multimedia Performance, Theatre Architecture, transmedial narratives; Television and film set design theory and criticism. Other interests include: Theatre special effects and blood effects, science fiction writing and performance poetry.
Richard Gough is Professor In Music And Performance at University of South Wales and Artistic Director of the Centre for Performance Research (CPR) – a multi-faceted theatre organisation based in Wales that works internationally. He is General Editor of Performance Research (published bi-monthly by Routledge), Performance Books and Black Mountain Press (imprints of CPR).
Prof Hamish Fyfe is the a Co-Founder of the George Ewart Evans Centre for Storytelling, CEWN Project Director, and Director, Digital Economy Projects at the University of South Wales. He has worked as a teacher, actor, and researcher in a variety of contexts and worked for twenty years in Belfast, Northern Ireland before taking up his post as Chair of Arts in the Community in September 2004. Hamish has a long track record in collaborative, applied research and knowledge exchange activities.
Dr Harbidge came to the then University of Glamorgan in 2006 after gaining an Undergraduate Degree and PhD in the English Department at the University of Aberdeen where she was Teaching Fellow and, latterly, Undergraduate Co-ordinator in Film Studies. She has also worked as a Cinema Education Officer.
Employing an auto-ethnographic approach, Peter Jachimiak's interests are to do with children's cultures of the 1970s and 1980s and the way in which cultural artefacts of childhood, from those two decades, manifested themselves within the wider cultural geographies of the time. As such, his current work explores, on one hand, 'children, spectralities and ghost cultures', and, on the other, 'utopia, dystopia, and science fiction aimed at children and young adults.
Steve Johnson began working at the University of South Wales (formerly, University of Glamorgan) as the Community Radio Tutor in January 2002. He has played an active role in supporting the development of community radio in Wales, including his role in the launch of Gtfm Radio, the first community radio station in Wales, part of the pilot project for Access Radio across the UK. Johnson has worked for nearly twenty years in professional radio, working for the BBC, commercial and community radio sectors. He has over-seen the production of The Cardiff City Phone In for fourteen years and co-presents and produces the popular Loose Goose Radio Show with a range of academic colleagues. His research primarily focuses on community radio survival strategies and his published work includes an article for the Radio Journal (2008) a chapter for Radio in Small Nations (2015) and an article published in the 3CMedia journal (2016). Johnson also responded on behalf of the University of South Wales to the IWA Wales Media Audit 2015, regarding matters pertaining to radio in Wales.
Lisa is Professor of Theatre and Performance. Her research explores: performance and culture, specifically notions of place and heritage in relation to performance; postcolonial theatre and drama; performative writing; and the performance traditions of minority cultures and communities, especially those that reside 'outside' mainstream theatre structures. She is Co-Director, with Professor Ruth McElroy, of the Centre for Media and Culture in Small Nations. Current research: Lisa is lead investigator for Welsh and Khasi Cultural Dialogues: An Interdisciplinary Arts and Performance Project which explores the cultural and historical relationship of the people of Wales and the Khasi people of northeast India. This is a four-year project October 2015 – October 2019, and is funded by the Leverhulme Trust.
Key areas: Art cinema and poetry film
Current research: Wyn has just completed a poetry-film project he's been developing with poet and colleague Professor Philip Gross. Flow & Frame comprises of a series of 2 mins x 13 short films, filmed on the banks of the River Taff, each one contemplating the ancient Greek philosopher, Heraclitus's famous saying about how no-one steps into the same river twice. A shorter version of the film is being entered into the Zebra Poetry Film Festival, Berlin, 2014.
Ruth McElroy is Professor of Creative Industries and Director of the Creative Industries Research Institute at the University of South Wales, which draws together more than 30 researchers working in art, broadcasting, drama, film, music, photography, and media studies. Ruth lectures in TV Studies, consumer cultures, and media audiences. She is also co-director, with Professor Lisa Lewis, of the Centre for the Study of Media and Culture in Small Nations.
A professional musician since 1987, during which time I have co-written and/or performed on records selling over 10 million copies. I have also been lecturing in Higher Education since 2009, focusing on the area of Popular Music. I have completed my doctoral research, which is concerned with the situated realities and practice of contemporary music-makers.
Márta Minier is Lecturer in Drama at the University of South Wales. She has published widely in the fields of Shakespeare studies and adaptation and translation studies. Her main research interests also include the biopic, biography, biographical drama and European theatre (with an emphasis on Central and Eastern Europe). She has co-edited a journal issue on Hamlet and poetry for New Readings and a collection of articles on the contemporary British biopic for Ashgate. Márta is joint editor of the Journal of Adaptation in Film & Performance and one of the associate editors of the theatre studies journal Symbolon.
Dr Philip Mitchell specialises are in international media and journalism studies. Philip's current research interests are in the media in Wales, European media (film and journalism) and new media.
Dr Christina Papagiannouli is a research assistant at the University of South Wales. She holds a practice-based PhD in theatre and digital performance and an MA in theatre directing from the University of East London, a BA (Hons) in theatre studies from Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and a diploma in drama from the University of Kent. Her practice-based PhD research focused on the political character of cyberformance. Papagiannouli has presented her work at a range of international events and conferences. Her monograph 'Political Cyberformance: The Etheatre Project' was published by Palgrave Macmillan in 2015. For further details, see the Etheatre Project's blog.
My main preoccupation as artist, researcher and educator is exploring how play and experimentation through the arts can lead to positive changes, big and small, in our everyday lives. I'm particularly interested in clowning and live performance, as well as creating work that combines other disciplines such as film, puppetry, visual art and walking. I teach on a number of modules on the BA Theatre & Drama programme including Applied Drama and Performance and Activism as well as Co-Leading and teaching on the BA Performing Arts degree. I am currently Co-Investigator on an AHRC Connected Communities ECR project: "Potency & Potential: creative connections in interstitial spaces – learning from encounters between Latin American and UK artist, activist and researcher communities". I am also involved as artist, researcher and student participation coordinator in the Wye Valley River Festival 2018, with partners Desperate Men Street Theatre and Wye Valley AONB (Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty).
Key areas: Autobiographical discourse, nonfiction film, narrative theory
Current research: Preparing a monograph on narrative identity in contemporary French autobiographical literature and film.
Rob Smith is a composer, performer and improviser. He has composed scores for films, television and theatre. He also composes and performs jazz, and runs a community big band Wonderbrass.
Emily is Research Fellow at the George Ewart Evans Centre for Storytelling. Her research focuses on performance, autobiographical stories and the body in a variety of contexts including feminist performance art, narratives of illness, performance and the maternal, and performance and disability. Emily is a board member of Beyond the Border International Storytelling Festival.
Ian recently produced The View from Our House, with Anthea Kennedy, which premiered at the International Film Festival Rotterdam (2013). He is currently developing several film projects continuing research into the representation of place and history.
Dr Rebecca Williams researches in the areas of media audiences and fandom, celebrity culture, place, digital media, and on genres such as horror and science-fiction. She is the author of Post Object Fandom: Television, Identity and Self-Narrative (Bloomsbury, 2015) and editor of Torchwood Declassified: Investigating Mainstream Cult Television (I.B. Tauris, 2013). She is currently writing the monograph Theme Park Fandom: Distinction, Immersion and Participatory Culture for Amsterdam University Press, and editing a collection on Transitions, Endings & Resurrections in Fandom for University of Iowa Press.
Rhiannon is the Coleg Cymraeg Cenedlaethol lecturer in Theatr a Drama. She recently completed her Welsh language practice based PhD at the University of South Wales entitled 'Y Capel Cymraeg, Cymdogaeth a Pherfformiad' (_'The Welsh Chapel, Community and Performance'_). Her research interests focus on Welsh language culture and performance, practice as research in performance, minority culture, identity and performance.

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I decided to head into work early today so I can leave in the early afternoon. So while I was barreling down the highway at 6:15 in the morning, I spotted an elderly gentleman walking alongside the highway. This old man was also dressed like Michael Jackson, in a pinstripe suit and fedora hat. I was very confused by this image! I hope he didn't escape from a nursing home or something! He walked near a rest area, so hopefully he was just waiting for a tow truck, and not escaping the nursing home. It was a very strange site!
Anyway, this will probably be my last post until Monday. I'm going to the spend a weekend at the beach and I'm excited! I haven't gone to see fireworks at the beach in years, so this should be fun. Have a happy 4th!


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A lot of people believe that a doula is only useful if a natural, holistic, vaginal home birth is the goal, but it's not the case. Quite the contrary! As birthing mothers and their babies are all different, so doulas offer support in all variations of birth, including Caesarian sections.
A Caesarian is the ultimate in birth intervention since it is the last resort (or should be) medical approach. So is a doula still useful if a mother is having a C-section? YES!
First, let's ask a couple of questions:
- Is the C-section planned?
- Are there any pre-existing medical conditions?
- Is the C-section a doctor's recommendation or a personal preference?
If a C-section is planned, then birth is not likely to begin spontaneously. The process will be medically induced and on the mom's and doctor's schedules. When labour is allowed to begin and progress naturally, the body and brain have time to release all the necessary hormones that are crucial for cervical dilation, pelvic opening, and baby descending. Plus, we have to remember that baby is also getting some of the hormones that mom is releasing, so in a way, they are already communicating with each other about the upcoming process! AMAZING, huh?! C-section babies often need more time to get breathing on their own, get adjusted to being outside the womb (because they didn't have the hours of prep), and can take a bit longer to start breastfeeding.
If there are serious medical conditions that cause a caregiver to recommend a C-section, then it can be beneficial to follow those recommendations. However, the choice is still mom's! If a caregiver is recommending a C-section for a subsequent birth because a prior baby was a C-section, it is still possible to have a vaginal birth after Caesarian (VBAC). My mom did it after two C-sections! There are many factors that can affect the outcome of this including how much time has passed since and method of uterine stitching that was used in the previous birth, whether this birth has been induced or augmented, and general health of the mother, but if a mother really wants to try to have a VBAC, it should be encouraged!
And if the C-section is a personal preference, we should first ask "why?" Is it a fear of pain? A scheduling matter? Or a worry that birth will destroy your vaginal tissue? Whatever the case may be, the opportunity to birth one's baby should be celebrated! No need to dread it. The fear of the pain is what makes the pain worse. Knowing that it's pain for a purpose and perfectly natural can make so much difference. As for scheduling, well, we can't control everything in life (I know, I wish we could too sometimes). And about destroying the "downstairs business", there are ways to heal and return things to normal — they may be a slightly different "normal", but pelvic rehabilitation does exist and it is important.
Despite what the movies and TV might make us think, a vaginal birth is a lot more peaceful and calm than a surgical birth. Surgery is SURGERY afterall. There's the bright operating room, probably 6-10 medical professionals in the room, anesthetic, IV tubes and needles, heart monitors, stitches, and then recovery time. It's definitely not the "easy" way out of birth.
"So what? Where would a doula come in then, VANESSA?" — you
Ok ok, I'm rambling. Doulas provide parents with information and education on the birth process, including Caesarian birth, and postpartum procedures. If ultimately a mother decides that a C-section is right for her and her baby, then she will have made that decision from an informed place. Sometimes, depending on the anesthesiologist, a doula will be allowed in the operating room. A doula will be there to help keep the birth process a human experience, keep the calm and normalcy. She may describe what is happening on the other side of the curtain in a calm manner. She may whisper in mom's ear that this too is a beautiful birth experience and that her baby will soon be in her arms. She may remind the partner to go with the baby and talk to her while the nursing staff clean baby up so she has a familiar voice to connect with. She may tell the partner to open up that shirt so baby can get on his/her chest ASAP. And after the operating room business is complete, a doula will be with you to help establish breastfeeding and additional bonding with baby and then do a postpartum visit with you a day or two later to make sure all those things, and healing, are going well.
Moral of this (long) post: Don't underestimate the usefulness of a doula! Besides knowledge, a doula can provide confidence and comfort in an otherwise stressful situation full of unknowns.


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For Adult HIV Patients on Highly Active Antiretroviral Therapy, Will Continuation or Initiation of Therapy in Intensive Care Units Improve Patient Outcome During Hospitalization When Compared to Patients Not Receiving Therapy
Date of Graduation
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Master of Science in Physician Assistant Studies
First Advisor
Latha Reddy
Second Advisor
Rob Rosenow PharmD, OD
Third Advisor
Annjanette Sommers MS, PAC
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-No Derivative Works 3.0 License.
Background: Patients with HIV are living longer due to the advent of highly active antiretroviral therapy (HAART). Before this therapy, admission to the intensive care unit (ICU) was perceived by some patients and providers to be an effort in futility. Now, outcomes appear to be improving for HIV infected patients living in the HAART era. There is no set standard among providers of whether or not to continue or begin this therapy in the intensive care unit. This medication has both benefits, such as bolstering patient's immune system, and drawbacks, such as problems with adverse effect and drug to drug interactions. Currently, there is an unanswered question on whether or not continuing or starting this medication will improve mortality in the ICU for HIV patients.
Clinical Question: Does the use of highly active antiretroviral medications reduce the mortality of patients in the ICU. Study Design: Exhaustive search of available medical literature.
Methods: The focus of this study was to review current literature pertaining to highly active antiretroviral medication in HIV infected patients in the intensive care unit which looked at mortality rate of patients continuing, starting, or not using highly active antiretroviral therapy in the ICU.
Results: An exhaustive literature search yielded two retrospective cohort studies specific for the clinical question. There were no randomized clinical trials on the topic. Both studies determined that patients on highly active antiretroviral therapy had decreased mortality rates in the intensive care unit. Patients with previous HAART use had the lowest mortality rate, followed by patients started on HAART. Finally patients receiving no HAART did the worst.
Conclusion: This is an understudied evolving topic. More studies need to be implemented.
Recommended Citation
Anderson, Donna, "For Adult HIV Patients on Highly Active Antiretroviral Therapy, Will Continuation or Initiation of Therapy in Intensive Care Units Improve Patient Outcome During Hospitalization When Compared to Patients Not Receiving Therapy" (2009). School of Physician Assistant Studies. 178.


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Hashtag Positivity Episode 004: Featuring Nick Ahmed and Peter Fatse
On this episode of The #POSITIVITY Show, John and Jason meet with Nick Ahmed of the Arizona Diamondbacks and Pete Fatse of AP Academy. This episode was shot on location at AP Academy in East Longmeadow.
Jason and John talk with Nick and Pete about:
-Pete's business and the story behind AP Academy in East Longmeadow and Palmer
-The A.C.E. Principle: Attitude, Concentration, Effort
-The W.I.N. Principle: What's Important Now
-Nick's journey to becoming the starting Shortstop for the Arizona Diamondbacks and how a positive
attitude can do great things
-The positive things Pete took from being released from pro baseball
-How to prioritize things in life and make non-negotiables
-Advice from Pete being honest and forthright
-Nick's story about buffalos and cows, and how to face adversity
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主讲:金融时报特约通讯员 | Binod Bhattarai
主题:Earthquake in Nepal
Binod Bhattarai在国际报道上有丰富的经验,他是经济学人智库的一员,也是联合国开发计划署的咨询顾问之一。Binod Bhattarai擅长处理国际敏感话题,在冲突报道中有深刻见解。此次尼泊尔地震中,他作为金融时报的特约通讯员参与报道。2008年他曾在长江新闻与传播学院任教。
Binod Bhattarai, a Nepalese journalist and long-time friend of the J-School, will be speaking Thursday, June 11th at 7:30 p.m. at the library theater. Bhattarai will be speaking about a variety of issues confronting Nepal, everything from the recent earthquakes to issues in Nepalese society.
Bhattarai has extensive experience in international reporting and media consultation, including working for The Economist's Intelligence Unit, as a consultant for United Nations Development Program in Nepal and a number of other Asian countries, and for most of Nepal's major media outlets. Bhattarai is a specialist in conflictsensitive reporting, and most recently worked as a special correspondent in Kathmandu for the Financial Times during the earthquakes. He's also a former STU J-School lecturer (2008) and is eager to re-connect with Shantou University and see the changes to the university over the last several years.


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Alex S. Palmer & Co.'s high-end mixed use development West End Summit - a project that will add more than a half-million square feet of office space to the market - has taken another step forward with the opening of a $1.25 million sales center in Palmer Plaza
The $310 million West End Summit development, with its planned 550,000 square feet of Class A office space, a 281-room InterContinental Hotel and 46 condominiums, has had its doubters. But ground was broken in April at the project site at 1600 West End Ave., financing is lined up - and now the sales office is moving into action.
Palmer says the company has commitments on 40 percent of the office space and discussions are in progress with prospective buyers of 25 percent of the condo units. Palmer says announcements on office tenants are forthcoming.
How the West End Summit will affect downtown is on the minds of many observers, who already note the Eakin Partner's SunTrust Plaza downtown and Barry Real Estate's 28-story tower planned for SoBro will create more than 1 million new square feet of Class A space in the area.
The West End Summit project has been planned for several years, and has drawn skepticism from observers who, in 2005, said there wasn't enough Metro business to draw tenants to the new space at 1600 West End. Palmer disagrees, although he says the complex project takes effort.
"You're going to have hiccups," says Palmer.
The new space, scheduled for completion in 2010, will first draw from Class B buildings in downtown, then possibly some Class A, says Buck Forcum, principal of Newmark Knight Frank.
"You just wonder where the new tenants will come from," says Forcum.
Once thought to be more concept than a financed deal, West End Summit's financing is secured, Palmer says, although he declined to name investors.
He's selling the property as a high-end development worthy of New York and Chicago and he says the West End location will help. West End has one of Middle Tennessee's lowest Class A vacancy rates at 4.3 percent, and the highest rental prices per square-foot - between $23 and $26.
Tim Stowell, owner of Corporate Real Estate Advisors, says prospective tenants like the West End amenities, including its prestigious address, its proximity to Music Row and its restaurants and hotels.
The InterContinental Hotel Group will run the 281-unit hotel, although Palmer's company will retain ownership of the buildings.


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- the voracious need to assimilate new information or solve a problem comes at a price. Many things can be sacrificed to make this happen, but commonly it just ends up being sleep.
- The Unified Engineer may work with a certain vendor a lot, but that doesn't mean that they live and breathe by that vendor's good graces. The Unified Engineer's allegiance is to technology, and the truth about how it works, not the spewings of a marketing machine. The Unified Engineer knows to return to a "big picture" perspective once in a while so that everything can be held in the right context.
A Teacher
- The Unified Engineer is more aware than anyone that they are not the smartest person in the room. As a result, they crave to be surrounded by really sharp engineers and peers that they respect, so that they can learn from them. In doing this, they learn to pay it forward, and provide a teacher's perspective to those who don't have the same exposure or technical background.
Energetic and
- they cannot keep from showing their excitement over technology. This energy comes naturally, and cannot be contained - it will show in day-to-day conversations. Others will view this as being "nerdy" (as if that's a bad thing) when in reality, the Unified Engineer just loves what they get to do for a living.
- if he/she doesn't know the answer, you can be sure they'll find out in short order, and it will trigger a sleepless night of studying to ensure that they never have to research the subject on the fly ever again.
- you don't decide to adopt the Unified Skillset without first having the discipline to get a few study habits nailed down. The Unified Engineer will have learned what it takes to get through a curriculum efficiently while still properly retaining the information learned. They will identify their own goals and pursue them, all without being asked.
Software and Hardware
- a Unified Engineer is not content with learning simply how bits are encoded on a wire, or what methods need to be written in what programming language so that an API call can be made. The Unified Engineer learns all the way up (or down) the OSI model. Maybe they're not an expert at everything, but they definitely know enough to have proper perspective.
This is a living page - if you feel there are other traits to look for in a Unified Engineer, feel free to share in the comments!


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Hey All!
Sorry it has been so long between my posts lately. This summer seems to be flying by, and I feel like I haven't gotten a thing accomplished! I've had lots of fun with friends and family though – and isn't that what summer is all about?
In any case, I have had a few chances to get some "bloggy" things done. Like my weekend adventure to go check out Antiques Plus in Belledune, NB. This spot is like antique lovers' heaven with over 20,000 square feet of space, and close enough to home for me that it made a nice day trip. The staff is super friendly, and is more than willing to answer your questions and give you a tour around. The fun for me, however, was digging through piles of old doors and paintings and wondering how much I could fit in my husband's truck without getting into trouble. 😉
I ended up with a lovely little antique settee couch, an old door that will be used for a future project, and a few little things – an old milk bottle, a flour sifter like my Grammy had, and a great solid wood rolling pin. I felt like I got quite a good deal for the above items, spent about an hour in the store, and was saddled up and ready to head home.
Then, disaster struck.
I know I can be a little dramatic at times, but friends, there is no worse feeling than driving along, jamming to your music, and then seeing your beautiful little bargain of a red velvet couch – sailing through the air off the back of your husband's new truck, and landing smack in the middle of the Trans-Canada. I thought I was going to have a heart attack. No kidding. I was shaking. I screeched to a halt on the highway, and then ran into the middle of the (thankfully empty) road to fetch my prize and throw it back into the truck bed.
The ride home was very long and involved a lot of looking into the rear view mirror, pulling over to check on my cargo, and a stop to Dad's to borrow some rope and a tarp. So, my advice to anyone looking to go on an antiquing trip is to bring some supplies to secure your treasures, lest you become the owner of a road-rashed settee!
As a result of this little mishap, I wanted to sand down and restain my couch – to hide the damage and also to make the finishes on the couch match a little better to my decor. First, I covered my floor with a plastic drop sheet, and hauled out some Gorilla Glue (purchased at Canadian Tire) to repair the little damage that the couch sustained during its flight. After that dried I then got to work sanding with a medium grit sanding block and some fine grit sanding pads as well. I picked away at this step over a few days and got off as much of the old varnish as I could. Then I wiped off the dust with a damp cotton cloth. The stain I chose to use is Varathane Premium Wood Stain in Red Mahogany (purchased from Canadian Tire). This product has varied reviews online, but I found it worked well and dried quickly – which was perfect for me as I wanted to do multiple coats and didn't want the stain to drip into the upholstery. I just used a folded up clean cotton cloth to rub the stain on, and I found it applied easily and didn't get splotchy. I did two coats and liked that result – not much different from the original – but the couch's road rash spots were covered, and the red tint to the stain matched my decor nicely.
The above photo shows the couch as it looked when I brought it home, and afterwards – all stained and with the upholstery freshly cleaned and vacuumed!
All in all, I had a great time both hunting for, and refinishing my new furniture piece. Not only was it a bargain, but now I know that antique furniture was definitely built to last – if it can sustain flying off the back of a truck going 80 km/h it can certainly last you and your family! I'm now dreaming of my next project (or a few more) to tackle, and I encourage you to do the same – either with your antique finds, or refinish a well-loved piece so its new again.
I'm hoping to get some more projects together soon to share with you! If you don't hear from me for a while, don't panic. I'm enjoying as much of the summer as I can and I hope you are too. Thanks for stopping in & have a great rest of the week!


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TomVH: An Interview with Vontrell Williams
Illinois has a few top defensive linemen in the 2012 class and Vontrell Williams is included on that list. The 6-foot-2, 263-pound defensive tackle currently holds offers from Bowling Green, CMU, Illinois, and Toledo among others, but has recently been hearing from some big time schools. Michigan is one of those programs showing interest in the Chicago native, and Vontrell took a trip over to Ann Arbor this weekend. Here's a look at his film and what he thought of the visit.
TOM: What was the first thing you saw on your visit?
VONTRELL: When we first got there we saw my dad's old teammate, Coach Hecklinski. After that we went to an academic meeting and saw the academic staff. I learned a lot academic wise and how they help us through college. They make it easier for you to transition.
TOM: Your dad was teammates with Coach Hecklinski?
VONTRELL: Yeah, they played at Western Illinois together. That kind of helps to have someone there that we already trust.
TOM: That's interesting. So what did you guys do after the academic meeting?
VONTRELL: After that we went to watch practice. You would never know that was their first practice. Everything was so crisp, I don't know, everything seemed to be on point like they've been practicing for years. That let me know that Michigan is back now and that Coach Hoke is going to do good things.
TOM: After practice I'm assuming you got to see the facilities and the Big House?
VONTRELL: Man, the weight room was unlike any other weight room. They had some things I've never seen before. It was very professional, it was pretty crazy. They had machines that get you warmed up in less than two minutes. And then the Big House, man, I've never been inside the Big House and there's nothing like being right in the middle of that M. Just looking around and picturing all those fans there it was great.
TOM: After the facilities then did you get a chance to sit down with the coaches?
VONTRELL: Yeah, I was able to meet Coach Montgomery, Coach Hoke, and also Coach Mattison. We met Coach Jackson too and also Coach Singletary. I was impressed by all of them, but I was most impressed with the resume of Coach Mattison. Being the defensive coordinator for the Baltimore Ravens, it says a lot to come back to Michigan. To coach those guys at the Ravens and to come back really says a lot. It also says a lot about how long the coaching staff will be there. I believe that will be the last place Coach Hoke and Coach Mattison will coach at. I also believe that the coaching staff they have around them they'll bring home some national championships.
TOM: Wow, you have a lot of good things to say about Michigan and this trip, were you a fan of Michigan growing up? Is there a reason you know so much about them?
VONTRELL: I've been a Michigan fan all my life. Just visiting Michigan was a dream come true. Then to have the Michigan coaches like me was another plus. Michigan has always had my eye, I know the fight song and everything.
TOM: With you having such high interest in Michigan, I know they haven't offered yet but did they talk to you about what you need to do to get that offer?
VONTRELL: They talked to me about it, yeah. Coach Mattison was telling me that Michigan isn't like other schools that just throw out offers. They told me that I'm very very high on their list, that I shouldn't get discouraged that they haven't offered yet, and if I do everything I'm supposed to then I'll have an offer eventually.
TOM: What's it like to hear that from a Coach? What goes through your head when you hear him tell you he's interested in you?
VONTRELL: It's an honor that any college wants you, but it's a special honor with Coach Mattison. Achieving everything he's done, it's amazing. For him to actually tell me he wants me to play for his school it means a lot to me. Once upon a time I felt like maybe I wasn't a big time player, but with Coach Mattison telling me that, I know I'm a big time player now.
TOM: With all that being said, when do you want to make your final decision? How is your recruitment going to play out?
VONTRELL: I want to make my decision when I'm 100% sure. While Michigan is a great school I want to take my official visit there to be 100% sure on whichever school. I'll never know just by talking to the coaches on the phone, I need to be there. I need to be around the student body, around the players and the coaches to get to know them more. I just want to be 100%.
TOM: Even thought they haven't offered yet, after this visit where does Michigan stand?
VONTRELL: Michigan is definitely in the top three. I'm still kind of choosing the other schools in the top group, but Michigan is definitely in there.
TOM: Will you be making it back up to Michigan any time soon?
VONTRELL: Yeah, I'll be back up for the spring game. I'll definitely be there for that.


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BREAKING NEWS: Sea Law Expert: Trillanes and Aquino III ipapakulong dahil sa pagbibinta sa Scarborough Shoal !!
News that China is going to reveal something about Scarborough Shoal to President Duterte is causing outburst among Filipino citizens as the latter is set to fly to China tonight.
Singaporean international law expert and diplomat Richard Chang told Agence France Press that the previous administration of former President Benigno Aquino III may face serious problem if China will cooperate with the current Duterte administration.
Atty. Chang, chairman of Asian Center for Maritime Understanding (ACSA) said that former President Benigno Aquino III is fully responsible for Chinese occupation of Scarborough Shoal on 2012.
"The previous administration of Benigno Aquino III did not do the job to protect the Philippines'' maritime property. Furthermore, the alleged negotiation with China by one of his senators (Antonio Trillanes), was kept from public.
The Filipino people have all the rights to know the details of such series of negotiations", Chang said.
Chang said his organization has been following the South China Sea disputes for more than a decade and has published 12 research articles about the issue.


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1. Schedule and Locations
2. Talebone Newsletter to know what to look for in your pet
3. Dog Chiropractor Stories
MARK F. LaVALLIE, D.C., CVSMT
261 N. Ruth Street • Suite 108 • St. Paul, MN 55119
Cell: 651-332-1633 • Fax: 651-739-8452
Chiropractor for Large and Small Animals
Valley View Veterinary Hospital
821 East Highway 8
St. Croix Falls, WI 54024
(715) 483-1551
Every other Saturday 9:00-11:00 am
Every other Wednesday 3:00 –5:00pm
Lifecare Animal Hospital
1238 White Bear Avenue
St. Paul, MN 55106
(651) 774-6063
Every other Tuesday 12:00-2:00pm
Every other Wednesday 4:00-6:00pm
Minnesota Veterinary Hospital
4545 Hodgson Road
Shoreview, MN 55126
(651) 484-3331
Wednesdays alternating
12:00-2:00pm or 6:30-8:30pm
Every other Friday 9:00- 11:00am
Brooklyn Park Pet Hospital
5815 80th Avenue North
Brooklyn Park, MN 55443
(763) 566-6000
Every other Wednesday 8:00-10:00am
Pine City Animal Hospital
917 Main Street South
Pine City, MN 55063
(320) 629-7591
Every other Friday 1:00-3:00pm
Home visits are available by appointment only. Travel fees apply.
THE TALEBONE Edition 1
How Do I Know If My Pet Needs Chiropractic?
This is by far the most frequently asked question that I get from pet owners. They go on to say, "They cannot tell you. Can they?" The fact is that your pets do tell you when they need help! You just need to know what to look for. Following are three signs that your pet may benefit from a visit to the animal chiropractor.
Incomplete Stretches and Shakes
We have all observed how cats stand and stretch. It's the first thing they do in the morning. Absence of this full, high-arching stretch is one of the first indications of a spinal or joint problem. The "shake" that dogs and some cats exhibit is frequently observed but not consciously appreciated by owners. The shake that starts at the head and progresses without interruption through the lumbar and the tail is a healthy shake. Dogs that stop a shake somewhere along the spine may be self-splinting a spinal or joint problem. The body's protective reaction is to splint the area through muscle spasm, so as to prevent further injury.
Swelling, Heat and Muscle Spasm
Through observation, touch, and massage, we can sometimes detect early signs of a treatable problem. When joints are damaged or injured, inflammation and swelling ensues. Significant swelling can often be seen and felt in the extremities, less often in the spine. A more common sign of inflammation in the spinal region is felt as heat or warmth in the tissues overlying the area. The easiest way to feel the heat is to take the back of your fingers and run them slowing down your pet's spine, noting any significant differences in temperature. To heighten your sense of touch, close your eyes as you run your hand down the spine. Injured joints in the extremities also exhibit warmth when inflamed. Through touch and massage, you can also feel muscle spasms, or "hypertonic muscles." Muscle spasms are a sign of the splinting action mentioned previously.
Altered Joint Position Sense
With dogs there is a simple and very useful test that provides early clues to nervous system dysfunction. With your dog standing, flip over one paw so it is "knuckled over." Repeat with the other paws. A normal reaction in a dog with a healthy nervous system is to immediately "flip" the foot back over to its normal position. If your animal takes longer than two seconds to flip its paw back, its "proprioception" or joint position sense, is compromised. Joint position sense is the brain's ability to know where the limbs are at all times. When a dog has spinal problems, this sensation is the first to go. Your doctor will typically refer to this sensation as "C.P." Ideally, you should test your pet's C.P. at least once per month after the age of two.
It's extremely important to understand that all of the above signs typically go unnoticed by most owners. But these signs precede more severe signs and symptoms of pain and weakness. By the time I first see many animals, their condition has already progressed to weakness, paralysis of a limb or multiple limbs, gait abnormalities, severe pain, and often loss of bowel and bladder control. While a vast majority of these animals respond effectively to chiropractic and veterinary intervention, the earlier the treatment begins, the better the prognosis.
In a perfect world, our goal is to prevent these problems from occurring in the first place. Prevention is a primary goal of many pet owners that have working or performance dogs, show dogs, or have breeds with a hereditary predilection to various maladies. Dachshunds, for instance, have a very high predisposition to thoraco-lumbar disc herniations. German shepherds are prone to hip dysplasia and "degenerative myelopathy." Small breeds are often susceptible to "luxating patellas." Labrador retrievers, due to the way they grasp a fetched object, are prone to upper cervical and jaw problems. With any breed, prevention and early detection is the key.
According to the American Veterinary Chiropractic Association, chiropractic may be appropriate for:
· neck, back, leg, and tail pain
· muscle problems, nerve problems
· disc problems, joint problems
· limping and gait abnormalities
· injuries from slips, falls, and accidents
· jaw problems, difficult chewing
· bowel, bladder and digestive problems
· post-surgical care and rehab
· event or sports injuries
· seizures
· maintenance of joint and spinal health
Chiropractic care does not attempt to replace traditional veterinary care. Animal chiropractors work with your veterinarian to ensure your pet has the most complete care. As a final note, we all realize that animals age at a much faster rate than we do. Therefore, prevention and early recognition of problems is imperative. Chiropractic is a very useful adjunct to traditional veterinary care to maximize your pets "golden years."
The next issue of The Talebone will answer frequently asked questions regarding animal chiropractic. In future editions, we will discuss specific conditions, prevention, treatment, stretching, and exercise programs, and other topics. Until next time, wishing you and your four-legged friend the best of health.
Dr. Mark "Bones" LaVallie, DC, CVSMT (651) 332-1633
Dog Chiropractor Stories
A new breed of Dr. Doolittles? by JOY POWELL, Star Tribune
Lacey the dog couldn't stop limping.
A car had run over her, cracking the ball of her hip. After surgery, she still walked gingerly.
So her owner, Lisa Cottrell of Wyoming, Minn., took Lacey to an animal chiropractor, Dr. Mark LaVallie. He adjusted the pelvis and lower spine of the black Lab-collie mix.
Cottrell said the limp disappeared: "It was remarkable, like night and day." Now Lacey has $45 adjustments every six to eight weeks.
She joins a growing number of dogs, cats, horses, cows and even llamas being treated by animal chiropractors in Minnesota. In July 2008, the state became one of the first to pass a law allowing chiropractors who work on people to also work on animals, as long as they get specialized training and meet other requirements.
There's growing demand for such alternative therapies for animals, said Larry Spicer, executive director of the Minnesota Board of Chiropractic Examiners. That agency licenses chiropractors for humans and registers those who complete 210 hours of additional training so they can treat animals, too.
LaVallie splits his practice 50-50 between humans and animals. He's the busiest among 18 animal chiropractors registered in Minnesota. Nationwide, there are about 1,800 animal chiropractors, according to officials with Options For Animals, the biggest of three U.S. schools for animal chiropractic, said Robbie Hroza, administrator of the Wellsville, Kan., school.
"In the last five years, it seems like a lot more people are going to a holistic approach with chiropractors -- in conjunction with the veterinary care, because you still need that," Hroza said.
Minnesota's law was designed to require a veterinarian's referral to go to a chiropractor to ensure that the animal has no disease a human can get, such as rabies, and that it received proper veterinary care, said Dr. Trevor Ames, dean of the University of Minnesota College of Veterinary Medicine. Students there can take elective courses in animal chiropractic care.
Does chiropractic care work for animals? Ames said there's no scientific proof because there have been no clinical trials yet.
Get your Dog Chiropractor care!
Owners swear by treatments -
For Vernette Karwoski of Scandia there's no question. She's among advocates who pushed for the law to be changed in Minnesota, in part because she had to drive to Wisconsin to take her dogs to an animal chiropractor.
On a recent morning on Karwoski's farm, she held the head of each of her four llamas steady while LaVallie adjusted them, along with a sheep and two dogs.
It was the llamas' first treatment. They flicked their ears and licked their lips, relaxing as he worked. LaVallie found vertebrae that he said had become stuck in place in their long necks, in their pelvises and in sacroiliac joints.
Get dog chiropractor care!
LaVallie, of St. Croix Falls, Wis., has been a chiropractor for humans for 30 years. After Minnesota changed its law, he studied at the Healing Oasis near Racine, Wis., so he could work on animals, too. Since February 2009, he's adjusted about 1,200 animals, LaVallie said.
He travels around, working with eight veterinary clinics in Minnesota and Wisconsin. "Working together, the relationship with the veterinarians is phenomenal," he said.
There are cases where the animals are beyond help, he said. But many times, he's been able to help even those whose owners feared they would have to be put down. The manipulations help animals feel better, perform better and live longer, LaVallie said.
Get dog chiropractor care!
Wagging her tail again -
Among his clients is Deb Volk of Andover, whose 6-year-old Weimaraner, Ellie, had a tick-borne disease called anaplasmosis, which affects joints, muscles and nerves that send messages from the brain to the paws. Though she was on intravenous feeding, strong antibiotics and arthritis medicine, Ellie was left with a front leg and back leg partially paralyzed three months after getting sick.
"We followed the vet's advice," Volk said. "She got better to a certain point and then no more, and that just wasn't good enough."
LaVallie soon found six vertebrae out of place, as well as a pelvis "way of out whack," Volk said.
Ellie had weekly adjustments until her spine was aligned, and the Volks did treatments at home. The dog soon began wagging her tail again. Now, she runs much of the day and is "a happy, happy dog," Volk said.
"Dr. LaVallie performed a miracle," Volk said. "He fixed Ellie. It's just unbelievable."
Joy Powell • 952-882-9017
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Crawfordsville News
The Fall Rummage Sale, sponsored by the United Church Women, is Thursday, Aug. 31 through Friday, Sept. 1 from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Saturday, Sept. 2, from 8 a.m. until noon. Items can be brought to the church at any time. They may be left in the northwest room (youth room). Donations of TV's or computers will not be accepted. Please be sure items are clean and in good working order. Donations are greatly appreciated.
Everything will be offered the days of the sale for a freewill offering. Items will include clothing of all sizes, household items, books, children's toys, bedding and much miscellaneous. There is something for everyone. The proceeds from the garage sale go to missionary work.
Helen Lease has reported that she has completed over 100 School and Health Kits so far for the Ingathering in November. She asks that everyone be sure to check that scissors they bring are marked "blunt" and that the Crayola box has only 24 crayons. Nothing else will be accepted.
The 5th Annual Ice Cream Social and School Supply Drive will be held at the Crawfordsville Fire Station on Saturday, Aug. 26 at 6 p.m.
Bring a school supply donation and get a root beer float. School supplies will be donated to the WACO Elementary School.
Everyone can stay for the August movie and popcorn beginning at 7 p.m. This event is sponsored by the Crawfordsville Community Club and the Crawfordsville Lions.


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Var.3. Allegretto
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The Variations in F Major, Op. 34, were dedicated to Princess Barbara Odescalchi, one of Beethoven's pupils and a very capable pianist. The set was begun in May, 1802, at about the same time Beethoven started work on the Variations in E flat, Op. 35. Both sets of variations were offered to Breitkopf & Härtel in October 1802.
The Variations, Op. 34, were innovative in that each of the six variations is in a different key. Beethoven directed his publisher to point out this novelty in the printed edition of the work. Furthermore, the fact that he gave the work an opus number attests to Beethoven's belief in the importance of the piece, in part because the theme was original. Overall, the set is an excellent example of the "improvisatory" side of Beethoven's variation technique. However, this characteristic of the piece does not necessarily indicate that variations are "written-out" improvisations, as opposed to compositionally "worked-out" ideas.
Beethoven's theme exhibits the typical Classical-era rounded (ABA') structure, although the central, contrasting melody is only six measures in length. The simple theme is in Beethoven's best "singing" style, marked cantabile and with an overall arch; turns and trills add a light, Mozartian delicacy to a relaxed atmosphere. Relaxation ceases at the beginning of the first variation, in D major (distant from F major). Beethoven seems to fill spaces in the original theme with as many notes as possible in this highly decorative variation. The central part of the theme is extended before the return of the first theme. A change of tempo signals the arrival of the second variation, set in B flat (much closer to F major) and 6/8 meter. Beethoven hacks the tune into pieces, placing one part in a low register and having the next skyrocket into a much higher register. Rapid movement is juxtaposed with nearly motionless chords as Beethoven, oddly, chooses to repeat the "B" and "A'" segments of the theme as a unit. The constant eighth note motion of the third variation thinly disguises the shape of the theme, now set in G major. A shift to E flat major brings with it the fourth variation and its more easily recognizable rendition of the theme, despite the triple meter. The central part of the theme appears simultaneously in octaves in the right hand and in fragments in the left. The key (C minor) and march tempo of the fifth variation look forward to the soon-to-be-composed second movement of the Third Symphony. At the end of this variation Beethoven moves from C minor to C major, creating the dominant of F major and preparing the way for the sixth and final variation. Beethoven's coda returns to the original Adagio tempo, the virtuosic writing enhancing his developmental presentation of the stepwise motion from the first two measures of the theme. The last few measures feature a return of the theme.
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Ferio's new album Flux is now available for download from Chandos Records. This, Ferio's debut commercial CD, features original works written for saxophone quartet. Composers range from Gabriel Pierné and Jean-Baptiste Singelée to Eugène Bozza and Guillermo Lago (who wrote The Wordsworth Poems specially for Ferio this year).
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MySpace Friends Entertainment in Revamp of News Corp. Networking Site
Targets Generation Y to draw in fans of music, movies, TV, games, celebrities
NEW YORK - News Corp.'s MySpace unveiled its latest revamp early Wednesday, which further increases the networking site's focus on being a social entertainment destination.
But the redesigned site of the former leader in social networking, long considered eclipsed by Facebook, is also looking to concentrate more narrowly on one demo: Generation Y, or 13-35 year-olds. The redesigned site, which starts rolling out in beta today, wants to let them collect and display their favorite entertainment and connect with others and socialize around it.
MySpace will highlight entertainment - from music and movies to TV, games and celebrities - in online, mobile and live-event offerings, including more-tailored recommendations.
"This marks the beginning of an exciting turning point for MySpace," said MySpace CEO Mike Jones. "Our new strategy expands on MySpace's existing strengths - a deep understanding of social, a wealth of entertainment content and the ability to surface emerging cultural trends in real-time through our users."
Meanwhile, AllThingsD reported Tuesday that the executive who brought MySpace to News Corp., former Fox Interactive Media president Ross Levinsohn is being courted as the new head of Yahoo North America. Yahoo CEO Carol Bartz is looking to bring in a major name after a slew of recent executive departures, and Levinsohn is close to taking the job, AllThingsD said. Levinsohn couldn't be reached for comment.


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Wichita Eagle: Votes must foil Brownback court coup
Sam Brownback, the most disrespected governor in the nation (25 percent approval), wants to shackle Kansas with his brand of ultraconservatism far beyond the much-anticipated end of his second term in January 2019.
This November, Kansans will have the chance to fulfill or deny Brownback's ambition. On the ballot will be the names of five of Kansas' seven Supreme Court justices and six of the 14 Court of Appeals judges, the state's second highest court. Voters can decide which ones to retain, with "yes" votes, and which ones to dismiss, with "no" votes.
If all are dismissed, Brownback will appoint the 11 replacements, a majority of Kansas' 21 highest judicial officers. Combined with four of the 10 incumbents, judges of his choice and philosophical bent would control the state's legal system for decades.


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Vinz Feller was born in Bern, Switzerland in 1975. He graduated from The School of Visual Arts (SAV) in 2001 with a major in directing and editing. Since then he's directed a few award winning short films, notably with mentions from the National Board of Review of Motion Pictures (NBR), the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences (Regional Finalist of Student Academy Awards) and the Swiss Department of Cultural Affairs. His films have been screened at numerous film festivals worldwide.
Vinz Feller has worked as a first assistant director, director and producer in film, TV and commercials for over a decade. He's also a sought after TV editor and has worked on shows for the Discovery, History Channel, VH1, MTV and Oxygen among others with over 100 hours of broadcast programming under his belt.
Ivan Madeo was born in Switzerland. After having completed his master in psychology and film criticism, he worked for some of the most renowned advertising agencies in Switzerland, Germany and Italy. After his successful advertising career, he started working as a director and film producer. For both his advertising and movie productions he has won over 80 awards. In 2008, together with his business partner Urs Frey he founded Contrast Film, a production company focusing on Features, TV productions and documentaries, with offices in Bern and Zurich.
Ivan is a member of the Swiss Filmproducers' Associations SFP.
Urs Frey was born in Solothurn, Switzerland. His passion is documentaries, but he learned his cinematic craft in advertising. As a former owner of one of the largest commercial production companies in Switzerland, he has produced over 1000 commercials, image films and corporate videos, many of them have been honored in national and international film festivals with prestigious awards. Today Urs produces and directs exclusively documentaries and feature films. Since 2010, he is a member of the Swiss Film Academy.
Petra Höbel has a broad range of feature film credits to her name. She served as the service company producer for the New York units of the German Television mini-series Jahrestage (Anniversaries), directed by Margarethe von Trotta (iEMMY nomination 2001). She line produced the US unit of the Russian-American co-production, Captivity directed by Roland Joffé, the Lions Gate Films productions Perfume, directed by Michael Rymer starring Jeff Goldblum and Paul Sorvino, State Property I, and State Property II featuring Jay Z.
Production manager credits include the Oscar nominated Italian feature film production Don't Tell (2006 Academy Award Nomination for Best Foreign Language Film) and the NY units of the Tyler Perry productions, Confessions of a Marriage Counselor, Madea's Witness Protection and For Colored Girls for Lions Gate and Tyler Perry Studios. She served as a co-producer for the feature film Paper Soldiers for Universal Pictures and for James Toback's When Will I Be Loved starring Neve Campbell.
As an executive producer on Where God Left His Shoes starring John Leguizamo for Vulcan Films she was awarded the Humanitas Prize 2007. Petra also served as a co-producer and line producer on Perfect Holiday starring Queen Latifah and Terrence Howard, and on the 2008 Sony Pictures release Cadillac Records starring Adrien Brody, Jeffrey Wright and Beyoncé. In 2010 she line produced the Sony Pictures International release Friendship!, the highest grossing film at the German box office that year.
Recent credits include line producer on the historical mini series The Men Who Built America for History Channel which received three Emmy Awards in 2013 and supervising producer for Gold Fever, a historical mini-series for Discovery which aired in Fall 2013.
Michelle Glick-Wolter moved to New York City after obtaining a B.A. in Business and Marketing to attend the American Academy of Dramatic Arts in 2003. Since 2007 she has served as Producing Partner for The FilmGym – a NYC / Berlin based production company – producing commercials, music videos and short films such as "The Bridge" (Oscar qualifier and winner of multiple Best Film awards in the U.S. and abroad), "Chance of Rain" (Best Short Film – Sonoma International), and "The Sea Is All I Know" (Oscar Short List); also feature projects such as "The Fly Room" and "Mr. Obscure." She has worked with influential industry players such as Oscar winners Alex Gibney (Jigsaw Productions) and Melissa Leo.
Michelle has graced the stages of The Actor's Studio, Amy Poehler's Upright Citizen's Brigade and The Cherry Lane Theater in New York City and currently travels with her solo show, "Asian Belle," winning production awards and nominations for Best Actress and Best Solo Show.
She currently resides in NYC and Berlin.
Martin was raised in Sweden and would probably have followed some path relating to science if he hadn't watched the Christopher Lambert movie Highlander when he was 14 years old. From then on he started making films, ranging from the short and violent to the long and tedious.
After various studies such as Astronomy and Film Theory, an uncompleted military service and other life lessons, he headed to New York and the School of Visual Arts. Experimenting through 25 student films there as a cinematographer led to actual work when he graduated in 2000. He has since been shooting mostly commercials and music videos in places near and far, and continues to live in New York.
After graduating from High School in 1989, Filip started working in the Filmindustry as an Electrician and then as a Clapper/Loader. From 1993 on he was working as a First Camera-Assistant and Focus Puller for many different Commercial-, Corporate-, Documentary- and Feature Films.
Since 2000 Filip Zumbrunn works as a freelance Director of Photography and in 2005 he won the Special Juryprize for Best Cinematography at the Swiss Filmprize with the Film "Strähl".
In 2008 he won the Price for Best Cinematography at the Brooklyn International Filmfestival for the italian film "Fuori Dalle Corde". Zumbrunn is a member of the European- and of the Swiss Film Academy and lives with his wife and two daughters in Zurich, Switzerland.
Aaron Yanes' recent credits include Barry Levinson's You Don't Know Jack, an HBO Films biopic starring Al Pacino as Dr. Kevorkian, and James Toback's Tyson, an intimate portrait of the former heavyweight champion, which received the aptly titled "K.O. Prize" at the 2008 Cannes Film Festival in the
Un Certain Regard section.
He also edited 2007 Sundance Grand Jury Prize winner Sangre de mi Sangre (formerly Padre Nuestro), directed by Christopher Zalla, and Zarin by internationally acclaimed artist and filmmaker Shirin Neshat, as well as two recent documentaries with Mr. Levinson: Poliwood and The Band that Wouldn't Die.
Simon Ho is an award winning composer who works in theater, film and with his own ensembles. He completed master courses for composition under Cristobal Halffter (Madird) and Edison Denisov (Moscow) and composition studies by Pierre Boulez at the IRCAM in Paris. He researched in Rom, Ghardaja (Algeria), Paris und New York. His compositions were premiered at the int.Musikfestwochen in Luzern, Centro para la difusion de la Musica Contemporanea in Madrid, New York, Berlin, Mexico, Buenos Aires, Cuba and Switzerland.
He has received numerous commissions for chamber orchestras, operas, children's choirs, contemporary dance and theatre, contemporary classic ensembles & film music.


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Packet pick-up runs from 7 – 8:30 AM at Centennial Plaza (near fountains), Andrew Young International Plaza
Race will begin on Centennial Olympic Park Drive near Andrew Young International Blvd and finish near the Marietta St/Andrew Young park entrance.
Parking is very limited. Be green! Remember MARTA is smarta. Simply take the West Line to the Philips Arena/Dome/GWCC Station (W-1), or take the North Line to Peachtree Center (N-1), and follow the signs to Centennial Olympic Park.
Overall M & F, Masters M & F, and 1st place in age groups: 9 & Under, 10-14, 15-19, 20-24, 25-29, 30-34, 35-39, 40-44, 45-49, 50-54, 55-59, 60-64, 65-69, 70 & over
Please note for the safety all of our guests, and per Centennial Olympic Park security policy, no bags larger than 17″ x 13″ x 9″ will be permitted inside of the festival. All bags are subject to be searched. Exceptions will be made for medical or nursing necessary bags, but will still be subject to inspection. Hydration packs that fit within the size limit above are permitted as long as no liquids are inside upon arrival. Please make note and pack accordingly, no storage will be available on-site for prohibited items.


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Some of the measures used in Café Watch such as the Chelsea Clips and reminding people to be vigilant can seem relatively simple but can make all the difference.
Daniel Astaire, Westminster City Councillor
There has been no reported bag theft since customers started using The Chelsea Clip, which is fitted under all the tables in our new German-themed bar.
Manager, The Manchester Bierkellar
We are confident that The Chelsea Clip is an effective way of deterring bag theft in the Westminster area and we would encourage all those who frequent pubs and restaurants to make use of the added security the Clips offer in protecting personal luggage.
Helen Wheeler Osman, Westminster City Council
Since Chelsea Clips have been introduced to nightclubs in the Wrexham area, there have been no bag thefts reported from any of the clubs. Local police have recommended them to nightclub owners following a spate of bag thefts at late-night venues.
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Very few people actually realize that the Uber app comprises three separate components. And it's quite natural because as a User one doesn't have to pay attention to the complexity of an app. However, if you look at it from a business point of view, you will realize that the app has three main components:
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- The final step is the one that is the lucrative one. All you need to do is set up your schedule and start driving. The more jobs you pick, the more the income.
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- Facility to accept or reject rides using your smartphone. The driver has a 15-second window to accept or reject a ride.
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- Details of all earnings and other transactions
- Facility to chat with riders
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- Facility to view riders' ratings and reviews
- Facility to rate and review their driving experience
- Navigation facility to ensure the shortest and quickest route
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You can get things like language and currency customization free of charge. If you are going to launch your app in a country that speaks French then you can get the app customized in French and then the currency of that country. This way you encourage local drivers to apply to work and create employment for the less literate members of the society as well as stay at home mums. Your drivers will definitely like the Uber driver app clone as it is easy to use. No need of technical knowledge. Are you ready to get into the taxi business? Your time starts now.


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The Labour and Co-operative Party candidate in the general election for Walthamstow has tried to "troll call" her way out of being accountable for the jailing of young people for trolling, like John Nimmo, another general election candidate has said.
Labour's Walthamstow incumbent seeking re-election, Stella Creasy, has been accused of being a troll-caller by the Pluralist Party candidate for Liverpool Walton, Dzon, who is known professionally as Jonathan Bishop, after she blocked him for questioning the jailing of young people who trolled her.
When asked whether the people of Walthamstow knew she sent young people who trolled her to jail, Stella Creasy refused to answer. "[I] think I have asked you previously not to contact me but now saying again- and blocking you if you ignore request," she said to trolling campaigner Dzon, known professionally as Jonathan Bishop. "well telling lies isn't standing up for young people and neither is ignoring requests to desist so #blocked," she then tweeted.
Dzon asked whether it was right for those seeking to be an MP to act in such a way. "Is Stella Creasy really the sort of person the people of Walthamstow want as their MP if she blocks people who disagree with her and has them convicted because she can't stand the heat of being a politician in the digital age?," he asked. "It is totally wrong that those in politicians public office are able to troll-call members of the public to the police and have them sent to jail simply because those politicians cannot meet the essential requirements of the job, which even in anti-trolling MP, Steve Rotheram's words, should be 'pachyderms with little or no feeling' who should no let trolling 'bother' them."


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Today began the week long Schoolhouse Expo. I kept my computer on as much as I could listening in on several of the workshops. I was so excited to hear Heidi St. John this evening. I was able to hear her in person at the Teach Them Diligently convention in May, and she is so encouraging. Even though tonight's workshop was geared toward new homeschoolers, I was encouraged also. And it motivated me to share about my early years of homeschooling with young moms just starting.
Tomorrow, I am hoping to hear "Homeschooling Until the Tassel is Turned" at 5p and to listen to Dean Butler at 7p. He is the one who played Almanzo in The Little House on the Prairie and now produces documentaries for Legacy Documentaries. I recently reviewed one of those documentaries.
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