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I hate public speaking.
So to anyone who's met me, whenever I mention that I seriously despise public speaking, the first thing anyone often says in response is, "What? YOU? No way! You're so outgoing! There's no way you don't like public speaking!"
Yeah well, it's true. I have never ever enjoyed public speaking. Sure, I'll have a go at promoting events and being obnoxiously loud about why engineering is the best faculty on campus, but when it comes to being serious and sharing/presenting something that I've been specifically (t)asked to talk about? Nope. Nope. Nope. I'd really rather be in the audience.
(Un)fortunately, when I came back home from my adventures in Greenland, one of the first things that I was asked to do was make a presentation on my experience and why students should consider signing up to go abroad (either for coop, or in my case, for academic exchange). Needless to say, I really didn't want to do it but I knew there was no way around it.
The style of presentation that I was asked (by my boss) to present was in the form of a PechaKucha – a 6min 40sec presentation where you talk through 20 slides shown for 20 seconds each.
Bleh. As if I already didn't hate having to talk in front of a crowd, now I'm on a time crunch that requires me to cram everything that I want to say in just a few minutes. Ugh.
As much as I wanted to say no to the presentation, I figured it was about time to buck up and get over with it. I'll have to get used to presenting eventually, might as well start now.
So, after fighting back waaayy too many nerves and having my boss hire an "acting coach" to train us on how to do a PechaKucha-style presentation, I finally got my presentation out of the way and I'm happy to say that even though I was shaking in my boots, apparently nobody had any idea just how terrified I was and I actually got some positive feedback! Phew!
The analogy was made that if I were standing in a bucket of wet sand during my presentation, I would've completely liquefied with how fast my legs were shaking. Stage fright is real y'all.
But without further ado, here's a revised version of my script with a few snippets of the photos that came along with what I wanted to say!
Imagine with me if you will, you've finished your last class, your last exam, your last lab report, and you've finally walking across that stage to pick up your degree. How many of you know exactly what you want to do next? How many of you have absolutely no idea?
Well this was exactly the question that I asked myself when I walked in on what I thought would be my last first day of school here at UBC.
"I'm in my final year, what do I want to spend the rest of my life doing?! What does this degree even amount to if I have no idea where I want to go?
I remember, walking into the final dregs of my undergraduate degree feeling terrified from all the pressure of family, friends, even faculty who were expecting me to succeed! I was scared! It left me feeling so anxious and incredibly frustrated, completely at a loss for what to do.
Have you ever caught yourself wondering why you're sitting in class in the first place, when you'd really rather be at home tackling that pile of work sitting on your desk? Or those moments in class when all you see and hear is one formula after another with no idea how to link them all together?!
It's all so technical! Engineering is full of 'technical'!
But I'm not technical!
And that's just it. I realized, that I am not a technical engineer! Something was missing in my degree and I needed to pin it down. I had just finished reading the e-neus (that nobody reads), and saw the tagline "Come to Greenland and learn about Extreme Engineering!" I took that as a sign.
But what in the world is "Extreme Engineering"? Well, let me tell you: It's the study of extreme climates and seeing how engineering can play a role in places such as the Arctic – learning about permafrost and other cold climate regions, working towards integrating sustainable development for the communities of people who live there.
People. I was missing the people. When we're in school, we're always being inundated with theories and case studies, but for what? For the people! For the communities that we want to be serving as engineers! I believe, that as an engineer, part of my job is to solve problems for the communities that live in this world!
In Greenland, one of our projects was to build a skating rink on a frozen lake (as I'm sure you've all seen from some of my previous posts or instagram photos). All of the effort and the late nights that we invested into putting this little rink together, fighting back endless evenings of freshly dumped snow, we finally had something that we were proud of. Something that not only we as the engineering students could enjoy, but also the whole community!
Every weekend we would set up shop, where kids and adults of all ages would come by and learn how to skate! A lot of them had never even seen skates before, so to actually be a part of the laughter and the energy emanating from that little patch of semi-smooth, yet often-chipped ice as we skated for hours, it's an experience I will never forget!
We made an impact.
We physically built something for the city, and everyone was out to support and cheer us on for what we did! We might not have done a whole lot of technical 'engineering', but it doesn't really matter because in the end, it's the service to the people that really counts. Isn't that what engineering is really all about?
In my opinion, the most important aspect of our profession is to serve the 'greater good' and make an effort in bettering the lives of those we choose to make an impact on. It's the families that we save from the next flood or earthquake, the pursuit of more sustainable water treatment or biofuel to build a better future for generations to come.
Every single one of our disciplines has something to offer, regardless of where in our incredible profession we all end up!
Whether that's robots or drones to prevent putting humans at risk in dangerous situations, designing bridges between towns for easier access to food and water, or even simply building a skating rink that brings people together and expands community relationships.
This aspect of community and public-involvement was exactly the piece to my degree that I felt I was missing. Going abroad has opened up new doors for me to be pushed outside of my comfort zone and give life a chance! To figure out the things I like and dislike, to struggle through my frustrations, and actually make it all worth something!
Another project that I worked on was a slightly more hands-on approach to what "extreme engineering" really entails. When living in Greenland, or almost anywhere within the Arctic Circle, the presence of permafrost is more than just a natural phenomenon. It's a fact of life. Everything that you see and do, is related to the frozen ground below you.
Luckily for me, not only was I able to live and learn about this permafrost, I was literally up to my armpits in this stuff! But the best part is, I had the amazing opportunity to go to Germany and attend an international conference on permafrost! It was absolutely incredible!
Remember that fear and anxiety that I had about what I wanted to do with the rest of my life? Well honestly, up until this point, I still hadn't figured it out. That's when I met Marcia, the coolest, nicest, most badass researcher to have ever turned me into a nervous wreck. It was so embarrassing.
Normally at networking events, I'll shy away from conversation until I find somebody who I know can help me get started. But this time, there was no way around it! I was on unfamiliar ground, at a week-long conference that I felt I knew absolutely nothing about. Yet here I was, completely surrounded by experts in the field. I, was sweating bullets.
But little did I know, after following Marcia around for what felt like the next twelve hours trying to work up the courage to even introduce myself, I had found something that would leave me jumping out of my own skin to learn more about it: ROCK GLACIERS!
That might not mean a whole lot to many of you reading this post, but to me,
that is where I want my engineering degree to be!
Mapping out rock glacier hazards and assessing the safety of nearby communities at risk.
This, is what I want to be spending the rest of my life doing!
I can't say that I know exactly what my immediate future is going to look like, but that's okay because all of this new-found excitement with having traveled across the Atlantic and meeting people from all over the world, it all brought me straight back to the very place where this whole adventure all began: here at UBC.
By acknowledging my insecurities and taking that Indiana Jones "leap of faith" to search for those missing pieces in my degree, not only have I discovered something that I'm completely infatuated with, but I've also rediscovered the answer to why I chose engineering in the first place! I chose it for the people!
If there's anything that I want you to take away from me blabbing to you for the past few minutes, it's that there's more to your degree than just the academics!
Each of you sitting here (at this presentation on campus) today have already made it this far, and that speaks volumes to just how smart you all actually are!
So what are you going to do with that big brain of yours?! Disconnect from those textbooks and theories, to reconnect with why you chose to be an engineer! Maybe you have no idea, but that's alright because unless you willingly make an effort to fumble with the pieces, you'll never really know if they're actually going to fit.
So yes, there it is! My one-digit-minute presentation on why I absolutely loved my adventure of struggling through the frustrations and unknowns in my degree. I may have gone over the 20-slide limit by just a tad, but I'm relieved that it's finally over and I'll get to continue on with all the other work that I have on my list that I've been putting off to fight my nerves and paranoia about screwing up while presenting. I made a few mistakes along the way when my brain blanked out and I completely forgot what I wanted to say, but hey, nobody's perfect. I sure as hell ain't.
Cheers, and thanks for reading! I know this one might be a long one but I'm pumped that it's up and out for whoever wants to read it! Stay classy everyone and I'll be back to post some more about things I keep promising to post about!


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Matt Rayment is a runner, husband, father-of-three, and RN who lives in Riverhead, a small village in Auckland's North West. Matt has completed the Tarawera 100 twice, and multiple shorter distance races. Matt is actively involved in documenting running culture, writing for for Good People Run and Kiwi Trail Runner Magazine. This year, Matt is being coached by James Kuegler and is documenting the process in a series of articles featured in KTR. Matt is the Race Director of the Hallertau Riverhead Rampage, a trail half marathon that is held in Riverhead Forest. Matt freely maintains that punk rock and running saved his life and continually looks forward to new challenges.
Favourite Place to Run: Riverhead Forest. "I live 700m from the trail head. What's not to love about that?"
Favourite Shoe: ALTRA Lone Peak

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MERIDEN — As their caucus nears, local Republicans are considering several possible candidates to run against incumbent Democrat Chris Donovan for the 84th House District seat.
``Right now we're down to about six candidates,'' Republican town committee Chairman Richard Antonetti said Friday.
The committee will hold its last regular meeting at 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday. The caucus will be held at &:30 p.m. on July 25. Both meetings will be at the Cabin Restaurant, 103 Colony St.


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KTM is all set to fill the gap between Duke 200 and Duke 390. This new KTM Duke 250 is a perfect beast on roads when it makes its way to the Indian roads. KTM Duke has got a huge customer base and we all witnessed its popularity and craze in the youth. All the Duke models were super hit and no Duke was a failure ever since the first duke was launched.
In the past few months as the trend is changing towards sports bikes more than before, KTM Duke Bike's sales have been increased tremendously. However earlier KTM has released a new Duke 390 with some extraordinary features and specifications. KTM 250 Duke specifications are also quite good and KTM has thought of releasing KTM Duke 250 at first but unfortunately due to certain reasons, KTM 390 Duke has come out.
KTM 250 Duke Specifications and features
The new KTM 250 Duke has similar body designs of KTM 390 Duke and it also shares certain specifications with it. The KTM Duke 250 comes with a 13.5 liter fuel tank and the design of latest Duke 250 is far better than the old Duke model. The KTM Duke 250 features a TFT instrument console which is totally new in the KTM bike. The best part about new KTM 250 Duke is it comes with a long and comfortable seat whereas the old Duke model has short seat.
Duke 250 has a massive 249cc liquid-cooled which is fuel injected engine and can produce 30hp at 24Nm of torque. It is coupled with a powerful six-speed transmission. The shifting of gears will be smooth and you can have a great experience while riding this beauty. KYM Duke 250 comes with dual-disc pads, at front and at rear. The front brake has a 300mm disc pad and a 230mm disc pad at rear.
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The saddest part in KTM 250 Duke is, it does not support ABS breaking system for extra safety. The ride-by-wire tech is missed in the new 250 Duke. Stickier Metzelers is also missed in the latest Duke 250 bike and these features are available in KTM 390 Duke.
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We all know how premium the KTM bikes are! KTM bikes come with a unique sporty and stylish design. The KTM Duke model bikes have a brought a new kind of sports bikes and it created a revolution in the youth for sports bike and fast bikes as well. The new KTM Duke 250 price is around Rs 1.74 lakh.


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The Judicial Council of the Ninth Circuit authorizes a pilot program for the "video recordings in civil non-jury matters only"; policy applies to 15 district courts in the nine western states and the U.S. Territory of Guam and the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands; Recent censure issued in the Seventh Circuit concerning district court's permission to use of a video recording and broadcast of a civil proceeding.
Under current policy of the Judicial Conference of the United States established in 1996, each circuit council may determine if cameras may be permitted in their courts and under what circumstances. See Report Of The Proceedings Of The Judicial Conference Of The United States, at 17 (March 12, 1996) ("The Judicial Conference agreed to authorize each court of appeals to decide for itself whether to permit the taking of photographs and radio and television coverage of appellate arguments, subject to any restrictions in statutes, national and local rules, and such guidelines as the Judicial Conference may adopt."); see also Report Of The Proceedings Of The Judicial Conference Of The United States, at 17 (Sept. 15, 1996) ("In light of the Judicial Conference's strong opposition to cameras in courtrooms, determined to oppose the judiciary's federal courts improvement bill if it includes a provision authorizing presiding judges of district and appellate courts to permit media coverage of court proceedings."). Cameras are prohibited in criminal proceedings under Fed. R. Crim. P. 53 ("Except as otherwise provided by a statute or these rules, the court must not permit the taking of photographs in the courtroom during judicial proceedings or the broadcasting of judicial proceedings from the courtroom.").
Recent action in two circuits implicated the Judicial Conference policy. In one circuit, authorization for using cameras in civil proceedings has been granted. In the second circuit, a district court judge was censured for permitting a video recording and broadcast of a civil proceeding. The Second Circuit previously adopted guidelines to allow cameras in the courtroom in civil proceedings, but not in pro se matters. See Cameras In The Courtroom - Second Circuit Guidelines (March 27, 1996).
Judicial Council of the Ninth Circuit
The Judicial Council of the Ninth Circuit has unanimously approved experimental "dissemination of video recordings in civil non-jury matters only". While details of the pilot program remain to be worked out, under the announcement, "Cases to be considered for the pilot program will be selected by the chief judge of the district court in consultation with the chief circuit judge." The decision applies to the 15 district courts within the Ninth Circuit which includes the nine western states (Alaska, Arizona, California, Hawaii, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, Oregon, Washington) and the U.S. Territory of Guam and the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands. Since 1996, the Ninth Circuit has barred the use of photographs, radio and television coverage in courtrooms. See Ninth Circuit Judicial Council Approves Experimental Use of Cameras in District Courts.
Judicial Council of the Seventh Circuit
This issue of cameras in the courtroom was highlighted in a recent video recording and broadcast of a civil proceeding concerning a school consent decree in the Central District of Illinois. Since 1996, the policy in the Judicial Council of the Seventh Circuit has barred electronic broadcasting in district courts (other than ceremonial occasions). See Judicial Council of the Seventh Circuit Resolution (Oct. 15, 1996). In September 2009, a district judge in the Central District of Illinois permitted a live broadcast, video camera and photographer in a civil case. Seventh Circuit Chief Judge Frank Easterbrook censured the judge for violating the policy of the Judicial Conference of the United States and the Judicial Council of the Seventh Circuit. In his Memorandum, Chief Judge Easterbrook noted:
"The role of cameras in the courtroom is a subject of ongoing debate in the legislative and judicial branches, and among members of the public. People of good will advocate photography and broadcasts; other people think that cameras would have ill effects. No matter what one makes of these contentions, once the Judicial Conference of the United States and Judicial Council of the Seventh Circuit have adopted a policy, a judge must implement it without regard to his own views."See Memorandum (dated September 28, 2009). The district court judge issued an apology, and the matter was concluded.
Impact Of Cameras In the Courtroom
Whether cameras should be allowed in federal courts has been a subject of controversy for many years. Many questions are raised concerning the impact of cameras in the courtroom, including a few of the following:
- Will participants change their courtroom behavior with cameras in the courtroom, as some have suggested? See Cameras in the Courtroom: Limited Access Only, Texas Bar Journal (Oct. 2004) ("The Hawthorne effect occurs when people aware that they are being observed alter their behavior (in this case adopting vast eloquence and extreme circumspection) to meet what they imagine to be expectations of the observers.") (citation omitted).
- Further, how would the review of evidence be affected by recorded proceedings? On many evidence issues, including credibility findings, the court of appeals applies a deferential abuse of discretion standard of review the trial court ruling. If a video record is made of the proceedings, would a reviewing court be inclined to review the record itself, with less deference to the trial court?
- For what levels of court should cameras be permitted? Beyond district courts, should televised coverage of appellate and Supreme Court cases be allowed?
Pending Legislation
In the current Congress, legislation has been introduced in the House and Senate to permit television coverage. On March 19, 2009, Senator Grassley (R-IA) introduced the "Sunshine in the Courtroom Act of 2009." See S. 657, 111th Cong., 1st Sess. (2009). A similar measure was introduced in the House of Represenatives on June 25, 2009. See H.R. 3054, 111th Cong., 1st Sess. (2009).
A related issue concerns television coverage of Supreme Court proceedings. Measures have been introduced in both houses of Congress to permit the televising of Supreme Court proceedings. On January 9, 2009, Representative Ted Poe (R-TX) sponsored H.R. 429, 111th Cong., 1st Sess. (2009), and on February 13, 2009, Senator Specter (D-PA) introduced S. 446, 111th Cong., 1st Sess. (2009).
On November 5, 2009, Senator Arlen Specter (D-PA) introduced S. Res. 339 to express the sense of the Senate in support of televised Supreme Court proceedings. See S. Res. 339, 111th Cong., 1st Sess. (2009); see also 154 Cong. Rec. S11218-21 (daily ed. Nov. 5, 2009); Sen. Rep. No. 448, 110th Cong., 2d Sess. (Sept. 8, 2008) (reporting a measure to permit the televising of Supreme Court proceedings).


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Northland Informs Bondholders of Non-payment of Interest
Luxemburg, March 6, 2013 – Northland Resources S.A. (TSX: NAU, OSE: NAUR, Frankfurt: NPK, First North/Nasdaq: NAURo – "Northland" or "the Company") announces that Northland Resources AB (publ) (the "Issuer") today informed Norsk Tillitsmann ASA, as Bond Trustee, that the Issuer is not permitted to pay the interest due on March 6, 2013, due to the ongoing corporate reorganization process.
As previously announced, the Issuer filed on February 8, 2013 with the Luleå District Court for corporate reorganization (Sw. företagsrekonstruktion) under Swedish law on the basis of a shortage of liquidity. This corporate reorganization process is ongoing.
The interest due and payable by the Issuer on March 6, 2013 under the USD 350 million, 13 per cent Senior Secured Bond Loan, constitutes a pre-reorganization liability. The Issuer is thus not permitted to make this payment due to the ongoing corporate reorganization process.
"Karl-Axel Waplan"
President & CEO, Northland Resources S.A.
For more information, please contact:
Karl-Axel Waplan, President and CEO: +46 705 104 239
Eva Kaijser, CFO, +46 709 320 901
Anders Antonsson, Vice President – Investor Relations: +46 709 994 970
website: www.northland.eu
Northland is a producer of iron ore concentrate, with a portfolio of production, development and exploration mines and projects in northern Sweden and Finland. The first construction phase of the Kaunisvaara project is complete and production ramp-up started in November 2012. The Company expects to produce high-grade, high-quality magnetite iron concentrate in Kaunisvaara, Sweden, where the Company expects to exploit two magnetite iron ore deposits, Tapuli and Sahavaara. Northland has entered into off-take contracts with three partners for the entire production from the Kaunisvaara project over the next seven to ten years. The Company is also preparing a Definitive Feasibility Study ("DFS") for its Hannukainen Iron Oxide Copper Gold ("IOCG") project in Kolari, northern Finland and for the Pellivuoma deposit, which is located 15 km from the Kaunisvaara processing plant.


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Srinagar, July 13
Bhartiya Janata Party (BJP), a coalition partner in the Jammu and Kashmir government with Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) today stayed away from state function at Mazar-e-Shoudha in the down town, where 22 Kashmiris killed during Dogra rule in police firing in 1931 outside the Central Jail, Srinagar, are laid to rest.
However, BJP, refusing to accept those who laid down their lives on this day in 1931 in the struggle against the autocratic Dogra regime as martyrs. The party has announced to observe " Black Day" in Jammu today.
The day is being observed as official holiday in the Jammu and Kashmir, where leaders of political parties and separatists, cutting their party lines, are paying tributes to Martyrs every year at Mazar-e-Shouda at Naqashband Sahib shrine in Khawaja Bazar area of down town every year. However, separatists are not being allowed to pay tributes to martyrs due restrictions by the authorities.
Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti, her cabinet and party colleagues were among the first to pay floral tributes to martyrs today, when curfew like restricitons had been impsoed to prevent any law and order problem.
President of the main opposition National Conference (NC) Dr Farooq Abdullah and other leaders of the party also visited the graveyard and paid floral tributes to martyrs. Lashing out at BJP for staying away from the state function, former Chief Minsiter said the Dogra lineage of BJP makes them stay away from this function.
Since the PDP and BJP formed coalition government in the state, BJP continued to stay away from the function as all BJP members have been elected from Jammu region, dominated by Dogras. BJP did not won a single seat in Kashmir valley and Ladakh region during the 2014 general Assembly election.
Meanwhile, BJP leader Anil Gupta has announced " We are observing "Black Day" in Jammu today.
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As a teen, I considered myself fortunate that some of my Catholic friends invited me to the 'Adapted Aquatics' swim program for youth with disabilities at the Dalewood Pool. These friends were volunteering through their high-school but more importantly were trying to avoid early Sunday Mass. I was just trying to avoid church. Truthfully, I think the life lessons I learnt in that pool as a volunteer have been as strong as the ones I have learnt later in life when I did return to church.
What I witnessed during those years volunteering was dedication to someone outside oneself, exuberant joy, tears, confidence building and teenage silliness in full force. There was occasionally a bit of pity for those who were 'different'. The dedication started with the organizers from a local service club, adult leaders, volunteers and families.
There were some tears when a youth could not do something on land. Once in the pool however, there was such a transformation! Some of the youth just wanted to be normal kids with no restrictions, some just wanted to quietly float. Continue Reading


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A South Korean court issued an additional warrant on Friday to extend the detention of former President Park Geun-hye, who is on trial for charges including bribery, abuse of state power and leaking state secrets.
Park will be detained for another six months as her previous arrest warrant is set to expire on Monday.
She was taken into custody in March after the constitutional court approved her impeachment over a corruption scandal.
By local law, a criminal suspect can be detained as long as six months with a detention warrant.
Newsmen report that Park could become South Korea's third former leader to be jailed for wrongdoing.
She is accused of colluding with a friend, Choi Soon-sil, to pressure big businesses to contribute to foundations set up to back her policy initiatives.
Park, South Korea's first democratically elected leader to be forced from office, argues that she does not pose a flight risk and will not try to tamper with evidence.
She and Choi have both denied any wrongdoing.
A judge will study evidence and hear arguments from prosecutors and Park's lawyers before deciding whether an arrest warrant should be issued.
Prosecutors accused Park of soliciting companies for money and infringing upon the freedom of corporate management by using her power as the president.


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We're desperately looking for a mechanic for our growing workshop.
Located in St Helens, Tasmania. A great lifestyle opportunity where you can surf, fish, 4WD, ride dirt bikes, MTB trails (40 minutes from the now famous Derby MTB trail network), hunting, etc etc.
A good local school up to year 12 and very affordable housing. Imagine right next to the beach with amazing views for less than $500K! If your no pics is a health or teaching professional there will be no problems with employment (possibly other work but I'm not sure....).
Roughly 4.5 hours door to door from your house in St Helen's to Melbourne CBD inc travelling and the flight stuff.
We specialise in euro stuff but also catering for the local 4WD & SUV fleet. We have just purchased the slave tuning rights and software and we are planning growth in this market.
New workshop, with great space and facilities. Experienced owner / operators that understand how to treat the right people.
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Crash Snarls Traffic On Brent Spence Bridge
Southbound Interstate 75 is down to one lane at the Brent Spence Bridge.
Cincinnati said that an accident involving a tractor trailer may be the cause of the traffic backup.
Drivers are being asked to use an alternate route such as I-471 to travel into Kentucky
WLWT has a crew on the way to the scene and will have more information as it becomes available.


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My work originates in two basic formats, photographic and digital. Both of these forms are represented by my Computer Evolved Art. CEA defines the computer as a tool to evolve one's art just as a painter uses a brush or the sculptor a chisel. My artistic objective is to create art which has a tactile perceived quality and absorbing colors through which we can experience ideas and emotions.
Printing to aluminum is becoming my preferred form for producing my work. Regrettably many aspects of my work are not visible over the internet due to the sizing of the images. What is not readily seen are the fine often minute painstaking details often extending over months or years developing. Although I have the option of printing to a number of sizes and surfaces the majority of work on this site is approximately 40" to 48" in length or height.
Below is an original article I wrote a few years back discussing CEA
Artistic legitimacy, insofar as art created using the computer as a tool is gaining ground around the world. From the art aficionado to the painter or the photographer who converts a photograph into more than a darkroom styled print, there are confusing definitions that describe with true accuracy, what this art is.
Below are six definitions of often misunderstood and misused terminologies defining this art style. To address the artists who use the computer as a tool to create their work, at the top of the list is Computer Evolved Art, which is a specific term which pays homage to the artist while principally defining the computer as a tool.
1. Photographic & Computer Evolved Art: encompasses the combining of photography, art created with image manipulation software, digital drawings/paintings, which are alterations of the original or combined digitally in any fashion before evolving into unique works of art.
CEA pays homage to the artists by defining the computer as a tool used for the transformation of art. Unlike the often referred to terms of computer art, digital art, computer generated etc. all titles which tend to give the computer precedence over the human creators of the work.
2. New Media Art is extremely broad and lacking the precision to define the photographer/computer artist or painter/illustrator whose work in part or whole evolves within the confines of a computer. Here is a useful New Media Art visual chart, which shows NMA innovations beginning in the 1940s up to the present. http://www.rchoetzlein.com/theory/2009/what-is-new-media-art/
additional reference en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_media_art
3. Fractal Art (Mathematical Computer Art) Fractal art development began in the mid-1980s. It is a form of algorithmic art created by calculating fractal objects and representing the calculation results as still images, animations, and media.
Fractal art (especially in the western world) is not drawn or painted by hand. It is usually created indirectly with the assistance of fractal-generating software. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fractal_art
4. Digital Art is a general term for a range of artistic works and practices that use digital technology as an essential part of the creative and/or presentation process including: movies, video games and two and three dimensional art. Since the 1970's, various names are used to describe the process including computer art and multimedia art. Digital art is itself placed under the larger umbrella term new media art. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_art
5. Computer Art
definition a. Computer Art in the widest sense is art that is created with the help of a computer. In a narrower sense, the term is also used to indicate a more specific style of artwork created by artistic programmers and engineers from the 1960's to the early 1980s or thereabouts. Victoria and Albert Museum. Here are examples of Mathematical Films of an Early Computer Artist by Manfred Mohr.
The computer was given programming language, which gave instructions to create shapes mostly comprised of keyboard characters and symbols. An interesting and revealing article can be found here The first Decade of Computer Art (1956-75)
definition b. Computer Art dates back to at least 1960, with the invention of the Henry Drawing Machine by Desmond Paul Henry… Computer Art is any art in which computers play a role in production or display of the artwork. Such art can be an image, sound, animation, video, CD-ROM, DVD-ROM, videogame, web site, algorithm, performance or gallery installation. Many traditional disciplines are now integrating digital technologies and, as a result, the lines between traditional works of art and new media works have blurred. For instance, an artist may combine traditional painting with algorithm art and other digital techniques, as a result defining the nature of the art produced can vary, depending on the artists' self defined perspective. Art evolving via way of a computer Computer art is by its nature evolutionary since changes in technology and software directly affect what is possible. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computer_art
6. Computer-generated imagery (CGI) is the application of computer graphics used to create or contribute to process of creating art, printed media, video games, films, television programs, commercials and simulations. Visualizations may be dynamic or static, and may be 2D or 3D, though the term "CGI" is most commonly used to refer to 3D computer graphics used for creating scenes or special effects in films and television. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computer-generated_imagery
Art has existed in many forms and created via a number of techniques. The painter uses a brush, the sculptor a chisel and hammer; the writer once used a pen, and then moved to the typewriter and now the computer keyboard. An innovation of the digital age, computer evolved artwork has challenged concepts defining how to create, and what is art.
Society has often treated new and unique art styles differently, some with disdain and others with open arms. Deciding, what is appropriate is determined as the current society becomes accustom to a particular art form or style. impressionism, cubism and abstract art all met with opposition. Often the positions of the early proponents of these art styles were not accepted, until they were no longer with us.
Computer Evolved Art once thought of as a newfangled passing trend which will ultimately take its place in history as a fine art form originating in the late 20th century.
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Once the 2015 Toyota Highlander comes in the marketplace it always get attention from the media and drivers. This midsize SUV impress buyers because of its impressive package of the stylish design and durability. It's available like the 7 passenger SUV or 8 passenger SUV models. The Toyota company expects to obtain huge returns because of its powerful and efficient engine. Listed below are many of the key features from the new Toyota SUV.
Consistent with many of the photos which have been released, this 7 passenger SUV doesn't have an enormous significance of change in fashion expect of a couple few improvements. The load from the vehicle is reduced to enable it to carry more its road performance. Another external change one might notice is that the reshaping of the edges and also the new headlight design. Addititionally there is some improvement of the rear structure compared towards the previous version. Altogether the external design from the car looks to become a lot more stylish.
New Toyota Highlander interior
The 2015 Highlander has undergone a significant interior modification. Including the presence of sophisticated equipment for example heated seats, anti-lock brake system, Touchscreen Display Audio with Bluetooth Capability, rear cross traffics, automatic headlights, blind spot monitoring, HD radio, electric steering and automatic cruise control. The corporate decided to supply FWD mechanism as section of the drive option in order to boost the performance of the new model.
The corporate releases 2015 Toyota Highlander having a 3. 5 liter engine. In an effort to improve fuel efficiency and also to increase power this power-plant is designed with upgraded technology like Variable Valve Timing (VVT-i ), Direct Ignition System (DIS ), Electronic Throttle Control system (ETCS-i ), etc. This type of engine produces power of 270 hp @ 6, 200 rpm and 248 lb-ft of torque at 4, 700 rpm. The corporate expects the engine will offer a higher performance too. It's paired with 6 speed automatic transmission and that is designed with transmission cooler. Using this drivetrain this midsize SUV includes a fuel efficiency rated a 19 / 25 mpg city / highway. It's towing capacity of 5, 000 pounds.
The 2015 Toyota Highlander 7 passenger SUV will certainly be available at the bottom price around $32, 000 with respect to the chosen equipment. This price of the Toyota midsize SUV is very economical for this type of car with one of these top quality features.
For sure this vehicle has a higher performance when compared with its predecessors. This really is attributed towards the improved structures and also the high tech gadgets. The entertainment gadgets and safety systems have improved the comfort and also the enjoyable riding experience. This really is one vehicle that for sure will perform well inside the markets. Toyota did a superb job using this new midsize SUV.


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The next time you're stuck with a couple over ripe bananas don't throw them out. Serve them up in this recipe for banana flapjacks. They will satisfy your hungry crowd with the creamy texture and pleasing taste. Plus you will be adding some fruit to their daily diet. You can mash the bananas with a fork or in a blender. For a special touch you could add some chopped nuts.
Cooking time: 10 minutes
Preparation time: 10 minutes
Serves: 10
- 1 cup flour
- 2 tbsp. sugar
- ¼ tsp. salt
- 2 tsp. baking powder
- 1 egg
- 1 cup butter milk
- 2 tbsp. butter, softened
- 2 ripe bananas, smashed
1. Combine flour, sugar, salt, and baking powder, and stir.
2. Make a well in the middle of the dry ingredients and add the egg, milk, butter, and bananas.
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4. Drop by ¼ cup onto griddle.
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Lamorinda Arts Council (LAC) president Lawrence Kohl extends an invitation to poets from Lafayette and Orinda to apply for the Poet Laureate position until January 31, 2018.
The Poet Laureate Program (PLP) marks the first opportunity of its kind for our local literary community. Thanks to endorsements from the City Councils of Orinda and Lafayette, the Lamorinda Arts Council PLP will manage and support the Poet Laureate who will serve both Lafayette and Orinda. Poets interested in this position are invited to apply online at https://lamorindaarts.org/poet-laureate-application/. The deadline to receive online applications is January 31, 2018 at 5 p.m.
The Poet Laureate will be called upon to write theme-based poetry and read poetry at civic and other events such as public ceremonies and dedications. They will also support the Lamorinda Arts Council PLP activities in the schools and community and serve as a liaison with literary organizations.
The selection committee will review potential candidates and recommend a Poet Laureate to the two city councils to be appointed in early 2018. The Poet Laureate will serve a two year term and receive a yearly $3,000 stipend. Professional poets who live and/or work in the cities of Lafayette or Orinda are eligible. Duties include poems of occasion for community and civic events, poetry events including K-12 schools and more.
If you are interested in volunteering to become involved in the Poet Laureate Program please go to http://lamorindaarts.org/volunteer and check the Poet Laureate box to join us organizing poetry events and activities.
About the Lamorinda Arts Council
Founded in 1950 as the Orinda Arts Council, the now Lamorinda Arts Council is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization that has been igniting and sustaining artistic expression and appreciation in the visual, performing and literary arts for people of all ages in our community for over sixty five years. Notable LAC events include Lamorinda Idol, the High School Visual Arts Competition, Lamorinda ShortDocs Film Fest, Art in Public Places, and Orinda Library Art Gallery exhibits. For more information please visit www.lamorindaarts.org.
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Monthly Archives: March 2012
Conversation with Terri Anderson at Engaging Places blog
Max van Balgooy's excellent blog, http://engagingplaces.net has an interview with Terri Anderson, formerly of the National Trust for Historic Preservation.
Max asks Terri what books, websites, conferences, or other resources were most useful in her work at the National Trust?
She references SHA as part of her answer: "As far as conferences, probably my favorite since I've been at the National Trust was attending the Virginia Association of Museums annual conference. I felt like it was the perfect size and conference topics for professionals working in smaller museums or historic sites. I have also enjoyed attending the AASLH annual conference and I am glad that AAM has offered a small museum track in recent years. I have not attended these training opportunities myself, but many colleagues swear by the Seminar for Historical Administration and the Attingham Summer School."
To read the full interview, click here.
Guidance: Pass It On
The weather may be a bit off kilter, but believe it or not, it is officially springtime and that means it is time to prepare for AAM; this year's annual meeting is in Minneapolis. AAM's annual meeting is a great opportunity to reconnect with friends and former colleagues, maybe even with fellow classmates and alumni. It provides a chance to reconnect and reflect on how we got into the museum business and how we have managed to stay in this whirlwind field. By removing all those troublesome day to day activities, we can remember what we love about our jobs and our profession.
Attending AAM is a great opportunity and one to take advantage of when possible. One specific opportunity available at AAM is the Seminar for Historical Administration (SHA) Reception. It will be on Tuesday, May 1 at 5:30 pm. All SHA Alums are invited to attend as well as potential applicants.
If you are thinking about applying to SHA, or if you have applied to SHA and want to talk with alumni please attend the reception. In addition to encouraging you to attend the reception, I also encourage you to think about people you know who would be right for SHA.
Many people have had mentors, someone to look to for advice and guidance, supervisor or not, officially designated or not, who can help you to prepare for the path ahead. Are you a mentor to someone in our field? You can recommend the program without being a supervisor to that person, or even working at their institution. When one of my mentors told me to apply, I didn't know much about SHA though I am very grateful for their suggestions and encouragement. It was the exact right program and the right time.
So I am asking members of our field, "Who should apply to this program? Who would be a good fit for Developing History Leaders at SHA?" You most likely know someone who should.
Be a mentor, encourage or recommend someone to apply, or look into the program on your own. Join me at AAM. See you there!
Kat Burkhart, Carnegie Museum of Montgomery County
Developing History Leaders
Below is excerpted from an email from Kent Whitworth, Director of the Kentucky Historical Society. An SHA grad himself, Kent sent the following to his fellow CEOs commenting on his support of the SHA program.
Dear Colleagues,
Your organization, like the Kentucky Historical Society, probably has experienced major changes since 2008. By July 1st of this year, our general fund budget will have been cut by 49%. We now operate with far fewer staff, yet we are doing far better work. This is in large part due to the leaders we have developed on our staff. Four of those leaders are recent graduates of the Seminar for Historical Administration:
* Jody Blankenship, Director of Education, SHA 2007
* Trevor Jones, Director of Museum Collections & Exhibitions, SHA 2009
* Scott Alvey, Assistant Director, SHA 2010
* Sarah Milligan, KY Oral History Commission Administrator, SHA 2011
In my view the Seminar is the single best investment you can make in developing leaders for your organization. The cost (around $3,500) and the time away (3 weeks in November) are not insignificant; however, in our experience it's worth it. In return you gain a leader who is more knowledgeable about issues and best practices, more confident and ready to take on new responsibilities, able to pick up the phone to talk with colleagues about new ideas, and more committed to the overall success of your institution.
I urge you to encourage someone with leadership potential in your organization to apply this year. Applications are due May 21. You can get more information here.
Thanks for considering this. You won't regret it.
Kent Whitworth
Seeking applicants for SHA Class of 2012
The field of public history is experiencing rapid and major change, and a new generation of leaders will soon be stepping up to set the course for the future of America's history organizations.
Do you want to:
- Play a greater role in your institution and the field?
- Improve yourself as a leader?
- Help shape the future of public history?
For over 50 years, the Seminar for Historical Administration has provided an intensive residential professional development experience for history professionals.
Applications for the SHA Class of 2012 are due May 21.
We are seeking leaders at all levels – executive directors, curators, educators, archivists, historians, interpreters, marketing and development professionals, and others – who want to improve their knowledge and skills, who want to become better leaders in their own institutions, and who are ready to be part of the larger network of history leaders around the country.
At the Seminar for Historical Administration (SHA) you will have an opportunity to examine and discuss issues facing the practice of public history with some of the most experienced and knowledgeable leaders in the field.
What SHA Graduates are saying:
"In midcareer, it often seems a mystery how the leaders of the field got from where we are to where they are – how they developed their scope of knowledge about administration, purpose, and the issues of public history. SHA demystifies this process concentrating years' worth of mentorship into a rich, intensive three weeks. Nowhere else will the midcareer professional find the breadth and strong grounding in leadership basics in such an efficient package." – Michelle Moon, Class of 2007, Assistant Director of Education for Adult Programs, Peabody Essex Museum
For application information visit https://historyleadership.org/apply/


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Why Cannabis Is A Woman's Best Treatment Option For Pelvic Pain
If you find yourself suffering from any form of pelvic pain, cannabis could be the miracle treatment you've been searching for.
Women are much more likely to experience pelvic pain due to conditions such as endometriosis, ovarian cysts, pregnancy, post-pregnancy, miscarriages, UTI's and menstrual cramps. But men can also suffer from painful inflammation of the prostate called, Chronic Prostatitis that affects the pelvic area and lower back. To treat pelvic pain, many resort to using over-the-counter medications containing ibuprofen, acetaminophen or aspirin, all of which can cause liver damage, kidney damage, intestinal damage, ulcers and result in fatal overdosing if used frequently. We won't even get into the harmful and addictive properties of opioid treatment for pain relief. But if you find yourself suffering from any form of pelvic pain, cannabis could be the miracle treatment you've been searching for.
The endocannabinoid system
The endocannabinoid system is an important internal regulation system within the human body that promotes optimal health and repair.
When cannabis is ingested, it mimics the properties of these endocannabinoids to assist in healing, pain relief, and inflammation reduction. Cannabinoids, THC, and CBD are highly effective for pain management.
Cannabis better than NSAIDS for Pelvic Pain
Studies have shown that cannabis is not only safer than NSAIDS, but can be much more effective. Doctor of Pharmacology, Phillip Leveque says
Inhaling marijuana fumes from a vaporizer gives relief in about five minutes. Not only that but marijuana is a much safer drug, with minor side effects, and no deaths ever in about 5000 years of use.
A 2014 study performed by researchers from the Canadian Urological Association Journal reported that cannabis use benefited participants who suffered from chronic prostatitis or chronic pelvic pain syndrome.
Over half of the participants reported cannabis use, and approximately 61% of cannabis users reported improvement in symptoms as a result of use.
Of the cannabis users whose symptoms were improved, 57% of clinic participants and 63% of online participants reported that cannabis was 'somewhat/very effective.' A number of studies have also revealed that medical marijuana reduces the neuropathic pain associated with pelvic discomfort.
Additionally, cannabis is considered a pharmacological treatment for endometriosis and feminine cramping. Due to lack of research and medical literature on the effects that marijuana has on period pain, women have had to self-medicate with weed and have overwhelmingly been satisfied with its pain-relieving effects.
Just take a look at the industry's growing feminine product market.
Weed to the Rescue
While smoking or vaping is the most common way to ingest cannabis, high-CBD topical applications like transdermal patches, ointments or oils might be the best way to treat localized pelvic pain.
Both CBD and THC have analgesic properties that relieve pain as well as anti-spasmodic properties to relax pelvic muscles.
Dr. Leveque continues,
Marijuana as an analgesic, has no peer. It can be used successfully and safely for the mildest pain as well as the most severe and debilitating pain. It is classified as a euphoric drug, making patients feel better. It is better and safer than any other drug.


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Regulation of CL,ML etc.. in combination with the summer vacation-2017 due to re-scheduling summer vacation-2017
School Education-Action taken on re-scheduling summer vacation-2017 -Ratified-Permission to regulate Casual Leave,Medical Leave&permission to go to abroad in combination with the summer
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Summer vacation-2017 was re-scheduled from 20-4-17 to 11-6-17.
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Check out our Oral History Blog, Listen To This!
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Hallenbeck, Gwendolyn – OH1419
Interview Date: 2005
Gwendolyn Hallenbeck talks about her involvement in music, including choral singing, and her children, who grew up in Boulder. She also describes an engineering study program that took place in the 1960s at CU, which drew an international group of … Continue reading
Hamilton, Ava – OH1005
Interview Date: 2001
People: Chief Niwot, Richard Tall Bull, Senator Ben Nighthorse-Campbell Places: Boulder, Sand Creek Subjects: Arapahoe history, Cheyenne history, Sand Creek Massacre, displacement of Native Americans, current Arapaho cultural activities in Boulder County, Navajo hogans on CU campus, Native … Continue reading
Hamm, Verna – OH0665
Interview Date: 1994
TOPICS: Education (University and public schools, Washington School) –Japanese community in Boulder–buildings (theater, banks, stores)–CU campus–recreational spots (Eldorado Springs, Rocky Mountain Climbers Club–Eldora, Chautauqua, Central Park)–truck farms (vegetables and fruit)–travels–Boulder Woman's Club– dairies (Alba Dairy and Watts-Hardy Dairy).
Hamm, Verna A. – OH0161
Interview Date: 1976
People: Verna Minnie Armknecht Hamm. Places: Boulder. Subjects: Taught 4th grade at Washington School; school projects; lived with Hardy family of Watts-Hardy; canning; husband worked for Public Service.
Hammond, Kenneth R. – OH1545
Interview Date: 2008
In this interview Kenneth Hammond, Professor Emeritus of Psychology of the University of Colorado, remembers his Boulder life over the course of 60 years; recalling the physical aspects of Boulder when he first came here, the history of early businesses … Continue reading
Hanczaryk, Katie and Weed, Travis – OH1907
Interview Date: December 31,2013
Katie Hanczaryk and Travis Weed talk about the flooding during the September 2013 floods at the Frasier Meadows retirement community, where they are staff members. They describe the flooding and evacuation of residents from the assisted living wing, where the … Continue reading
Handley, Bruce – OH0064
Interview Date: 1976
People: Bruce Handley. Places: Eldorado Springs. Subjects: State park outside Eldorado Springs.
Haney, Hazel – OH0982
Interview Date: 2000
People: Ethel French, Ira Long family, Straumburgh family Places: Boulder, Kansas Subjects: early life in Kansas, life in Boulder during the 1930s and 1940s, Newlands neighborhood, cost of land and houses, stores, transportation, city limits at that time, … Continue reading
Hanna, Helen McCarty – OH1354
Interview Date: 2005
People: Harry and Alveda Johnson Yeager, Charlie Johnson, Mattie Johnson, Hal Yeager, Horace McCarty, P.E. Hamm, Gray Secor, Dr. Funnell Places: Longmont Topics: Johnson farmhouse (HY Crest farm), Beasley School, dances in the 1920s, playing piano and organ for others, … Continue reading


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Former Texas Governor Rick Perry (R) indicated that he wants to president in an interview broadcast on Sunday's "State of the Union" on CNN.
Perry was asked "why do you want to be president?" To which he responded, "I love this country. I've been involved in public service since I was a young man who put on the uniform of the United States Air Force. By the grace of God, I was elected to the State House, in what I thought was going to be a short period of time, now 30 years later, I'm still having the great privilege to get to serve and to give back to this country."
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There is oneatheist argument that no Christian theist can really refute, and every timeI've used it, no Christian theist has successfully tried to refute this. Itgoes like this: "Had you been born andraised in a different or past society / culture [like that of ancient Egypt] you'dbe singing the praises of a quite different deity (or deities) with equalfaith, belief or conviction [like Osiris] and you know this to be so. So whatdoes that say about the existence of your Christian God?"
So how would my all too frequent debating colleague knownas MG react to this? Well MG raised the issue of the existence of Osiris – agod within the pantheon of the ancient Egyptian deities.
MG - "Atheists actually do quite frequently say thatGod doesn't exist..."
JP - Some do, but those people are misrepresenting theaccepted atheist position. That is NOT the position I adopt. My position isthat you, as a theist, making a positive claim, have the burden of proof toback it up. Now let's see if you can. I seriously doubt it.
[Even though there is no evidence for God's existencethat doesn't preclude the possibility that God exists just that the burden ofproof exists with the theist making the positive claim. Can that argument beapplied to the ancient Egyptian god Osiris?]
MG – "Likewise, no rational person says "I just haven'tseen evidence of Osiris". No, Osiris does not exist, and we all know it."
JP – The ancient Egyptians didn't know that. Were theyall delusional? If so, doesn't that suggest that all deities are delusionalsince there's no evidence for any of them?
JP – And theancient Egyptians had evidence and sound reasons to believe Osiris did exist.
JP – The ancient Egyptians were intelligent and rationalpeople and believed in the existence of Osiris. So your argument is downrightsilly. No matter how you slice and dice things, a lot of people, as rationaland as intelligent as you, believed in the existence of Osiris. Who the heck doyou think you are to pass judgment on them!
MG – "We haveevidence and sound reasons to believe Osiris does not exist."
JP – Who is "We"?Speak for yourself. Regarding theancient Egyptians and Osiris, so what makes you think that you're better, moreintelligent, and more rational, than they were? A bit up yourself – yes? Butfurther to the point, you are an atheist when it comes to Osiris. You sayOsiris doesn't exist, yet that's just your opinion. How do you actually knowOsiris doesn't exist? You can't absolutely prove that Osiris doesn't exist andyou know you can't, but if you think that you can, do so here and now. Give thereaders here your "evidence".
MG – "Ok, I have solid reasons to believe that Osirisdoes not exist. If Osiris did exist, then there would be a spiritual plain ofexistence in which our own spirits are judged (our hearts weighed against afeather). Since we do not have spirits, there can be no such place, and Osiriscannot exist."
JP – While I quite agree with you that there is no spiritworld, millions of other intelligent and rational people would willingly takeyou to task for your non-spiritual plain of existence worldview.
JP – Regarding Osiris: 1) Osiris may have been an actualhuman whose legend has over the centuries in ancient Egypt been blown out ofall proportion with the telling and retelling and re-retelling of his story. 2)If we're simulated beings then Osiris had the same degree of virtual reality asyou now have. 3) Osiris may have been an 'ancient astronaut' – he is frequentlydepicted having green skin! 4) Osiris inhabited the underworld so he wouldnormally be out of sight except to the newly dead awaiting judgment andpossible resurrection into the Egyptian version of the afterlife.
Now using this question of Osiris as an example, I havethe decided opinion that you've set yourself up as judge, jury and executionerover an entire ancient culture rubbishing them just because they held differentbelief systems than you do. So what makes you right and the entire ancientEgyptian Empire wrong? Finally, don't knock another culture unless you'vewalked a mile in their shoes.
MG – "TheEgyptians (and other ancient groups) were rational people, but they didn't haveenough information to realize their gods didn't exist. We have enoughinformation to show these did not exist, as I did in the case of Osiris."
JP - So again you'veset yourself up as judge, jury and executioner over an entire ancient culturerubbishing them just because they held different belief systems than you do bysuggesting they lacked sufficient information.
MG – "The point isthat the gods of ancient civilizations can be shown not to exist, but the Godof the Bible is even more plausible now (with more information accumulated)than He was back then."
JP - Regarding evidence for God, well the ancient Greekswould give you evidence for Zeus (and the rest of the Olympians); the Norseevidence for Odin; the ancient Egyptians evidence for Osiris & Isis; theAztecs evidence for Quetzalcoatl; the Incas evidence for Viracocha; the Hindusevidence for Brahma; the American Indians evidence for a Great Spirit; the AustralianAborigines evidence for their Rainbow Serpent and on and on it goes. You notonly have to provide evidence for God, but refute all the evidence for Zeus,Horus, etc. You can probably come up with several other examples of deitiesthat are currently believed in in other modern monotheistic religions; deitiesthat you would also need to negate in order to prove God as the one true god.
JP – Akin to the Osiris argument, since nobody in thepast several thousand years has proven the actual existence of your preferreddeity (i.e. – God), what makes you think you can?
JP - So even after all of these posts of yours you'restill not one jot closer to providing any evidence for far less proving theexistence of your preferred deity than you were when you started. Going off ontangents about Osiris does nothing to bolster up your case for your preferreddeity.
JP - So let's stay with modern times and just forgetabout Osiris for the moment who after all is quite beyond our reach andtherefore his status can't actually be determined. So, let's say that when youfinally kick-the-bucket you go off to the Pearly Gates only to be greeted bythe Trinity of Shiva, Braham and Vishnu. Oops! Now you have a good billion orso rational and intelligent people, true believers living right now who acceptthe existence of the Trinity of Shiva, Braham and Vishnu. So why are they wrongand again, who are you to pass judgment?
Note: There was no response to this challenge.
Conclusion: The purpose here was not to show that Osirisactually existed rather than in principle the Christian God and the Egyptiandeity Osiris are on equal theological footing since neither can be proven tohave had existence or non-existence. There's as much or as little likelihoodfor the one as for the other. That's in contrast to MG who asserts that theChristian God actually exists in actual fact and that the Egyptian deity Osirisdoesn't exist and never has existed in actual fact.
Postscript: Now here's one reason whyI think you should find the Simulation Hypothesis appealing. All theologiescould be 'true' – Osiris could have virtually 'existed'.
Postscript: God is not a necessary being. Brahma, Shiva,Isis and Osiris perhaps, but not God. Actually in fact there is no such thingas a necessary being since beings or entities are in no manner, shape or formfundamental to existence.
Postscript: What about personal experiences? Personalexperiences are just that, personal. They convey no evidence relating to thatexperience to anyone else who hasn't shared that experience, an unlikelyhappening since, by definition, the experience was personal. Further, spiritualexperiences are not confined to God, Jesus or the Virgin Mary. All manner ofother deities from Osiris to Shiva to Apollo and Odin have been personallyexperienced. That also applies to extraterrestrials as well as having visionsand communications with the deceased.
Postscript: The concept of a resurrection is not by anymeans restricted to Jesus. Resurrection, for example, was a common theme inAncient Greek mythology. Hercules, as noted above, got resurrected by his daddytoo! And in Ancient Egyptian mythology, Osiris was resurrected by Isis.Further, if you read the Gospels side-by-side instead on consecutively, you'llnote that the various accounts of the resurrection of Jesus are inconsistentand contradictory with numerous discrepancies with respect to who (thatdiffers) saw what; between what actually happened (that differs too) and when;and between when (timelines also differ) whatever happened actually happened.The personnel, events and timelines are not consistent.
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Winners of the 2010-2011 Neukom Institute CompX Faculty Grants Program for Dartmouth faculty have been announced with awards of up to $20,000 for one-year projects.
The program seeks to fund both the development of novel computational techniques as well as the application of computational methods to research across the campus and professional schools.
Dartmouth College faculty including the undergraduate, graduate, and professional schools were eligible to apply for these competitive grants. This years winners are:
Mild traumatic brain injury (MTBI) is a major public health problem in the United States with more than 1.1 million victims and a cost of $17 billion each year. Sports-related concussion is one of the primary causes of MTBI, with an estimated 300,000 victims every year nation-wide (CDC). The short- and long-term effects of sports concussions and sub-concussive impacts are not known, nor are the cumulative effects of repeated injuries understood.
This research will improve our understanding of the injury mechanism by (i) creating subject-specific FEM head models based on the athletes' own MRI images, (ii) imposing subject-specific on-field impact exposure data and (iii) comparing DTI parameters of axonal integrity in regions of high and low maximum strain (predicted by the FEM model) as a means of validating the model. Successful completion of this pilot study will generate sufficient preliminary results in support of a more extensive research proposal funded through extramural sources such as the NIH.
This CompX grant was seed for external funding for a NOCSAE grant of $950,000 for 2 years.
Journal publications:
S.Ji, J.C. Ford, R.M. Greenwald, J.G. Beckwith, K.D. Paulsen, L.A. Flashman, T.W. McAllister, "Automated subject-specific, hexahedral mesh generation via image registration," Finite Elements in Analysis and Design, 2011 (in press).
Maximum Principal Strain Associated With Concussion Correlates With Change in Corpus Callosum White Matter Indices: A Proof of Concept Pilot Study. (in preparation)
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S. Ji, R. Greenwald, J. Beckwith, J. Ford, T. McAllister, M.D. "Person Specific FE Head Model vs. 50th Percentile Male: Does One Size Fit All?" National Neurotrauma Symposium, June 14 - 17, 2010. Las Vagas, Nevada.
Since completion of the draft sequence of the human genome, the discovery and characterization of human genetic variation has been a principal focus for genomics. This is an important goal for biology, because through the study of human genomic variation we can begin to understand what factors make each of us morphologically, physiologically, and behaviorally unique. Recently the use of Hidden Markov Models (HMMs) in computational molecular biology has expanded. Hidden Markov Models are a popular class of machine learning algorithms that have been used with great success to derive insights about hidden parameters underlying data.
This project involves implementing a Crank-Nicolson algorithm for numerically calculating solutions to a non-homogenous diffusion to get expected allele frequency distributions, and then implementing the Fletcher-Reeves-Polak-Ribiere optimization routine for maximization (Press et al. [1992]) of a resulting likelihood equation. While well known, this is not a trivial problem given that such maximization will be folded into an EM algorithm that we have developed for unsupervised learning within population genetic HMMs (Kern and Haussler [2010]).
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Recurrent adaptation in RNA-interference genes across the Drosophila phylogeny
Genomic Differentiation Between Temperate and Tropical Australian Populations of Drosophila melanogaster
We will use the CompX Grant to develop and explore methods of using digital media in live theater. Historically, projected images have been used in the theater to create physical geography behind the performers.
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The Youth Basketball League will start on Saturday, April 21st 9:00am at Devoe Park which is located at West 188th St, Bronx, NY 10468. We will have two divisions 12-15 and 16-18 this coming year. The league fee is $35.00 per player. This is our 8th season and we are looking forward to another great year. To register please CLICK HERE
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Click here to view an interactive map of the Northern Ireland dataset as currently collated by CEDaR.
The map is generated through the NBN Gateway using their Interactive Mapping Tool.
This is a greenish-brown species of wet heathy places and the fully illuminated edges of blanket bog. It forms tablespoon-sized portions of scaly squamules on peat which are orange-brown to green-brown in colour. A dab of fresh bleach (C) will instantly turn the squamules bright green. Stalks (podetia) are rare. It is present in suitable habitats in Ireland, especially in the west.
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|Simms, M. J., (2016). Cladonia strepsilis (Ach.) Grognot. [In] LichenIreland.
http://www.habitas.org.uk/lichenireland/species.asp?item=18409 Accessed on 2018-08-19.