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I am currently reviewing an Ephesians commentary and I am just now through the introduction and getting into the commentary notes. Writing a review of a commentary is very difficult because there is so much information and it is more of a reference work than a monograph (how do you review a dictionary, for example?). There are many things to mention regarding Ephesians in general – authorship, purposes for the text, "Paul and Politics" issues, engaging with the "New Perspective," etc… I will, of course, treat these issues.
What about the commentary text itself? For any of you more familiar with the history of scholarship on Ephesians, what are the key debated texts and issues of interpretation? I have some idea (esp in view of similar issues in Colossians), but I thought I would throw the question out there.
Again: what are the most debated texts and issues in Ephesians? (My own interest is in the use of the OT, and also the purpose and theological perspective of the household code.)


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READ about Piers Morgan's long career in journalism here.
Actor Kelsey Grammer is a guest on "Piers Morgan Tonight" next week in an emotional, hour-long interview. He opens up about his ex-wife, Camille Grammer – a subject he rarely talks about. "The 'Real Housewives' was my parting gift to her," Grammer told Piers Morgan. "It was my way of saying 'look you always wanted to be famous, here you go.'"
Now, says Grammer, "we have no contact." But: "The only thing I've ever really wanted was to try to work out something that would be nice for the kids." Here's Grammer's advice for women who say they want a divorce:
"If you say I want a divorce enough times you're going to get one," he said.
Grammer has a theory about why they were married in the first place: "I think she married me because I was Frasier." Watch the full interview Monday night, 9pmET/PT. Here's Grammer's thoughts on the tea party.
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Good Luck Kelsey On Your New Show!
I find Morgan Piers' comment that British women are better than American women insulting and inappropriate on American television coming from a British national or any one else for that matter. Many of us as an American people have worked hard to be accepting of each other.
Kelsey Grammer is so full of himself. He thinks he is such a gift to women. He is "in love" with Kayte right now. We'll see how he feels in a few years (if she is still with him) as he can't seem to be faithful to one woman for too long before he finds someone else. His new wife is alot younger than he is. I wonder if she married him for himself, or because he is an actor who happens to have alot of money!
Why didn't Piers ask about Grammer's effort to gain primary custody of only his son, telling Cammile she could have custody of their daughter? TMZ was able to dig up the court docs, was the Morgan staff asleep at the wheel on this one or did Piers just not want to put him on the spot about it?
You've got to be effin' kidding me, Grammer. Dignified? Anything but. The REAL Mrs. Grammer may have married you when you were Frasier, but she stayed when you were a drunk and an addict. I would never humiliate my wife this way.
Piers, you did the right thing getting off AGT.. You lost all credibility when you went to CNN and continue to show a ultra liberal bias
Piers Morgan sucks up so much to his guests, it is painful to watch. He was at his lowest during the interview with Kelsey Grammer. I am so bored with his interviews. Kelsey Grammer is a pig and Piers Morgan is not too far behind. Suck up to your american audience, you idot, insterad of insulting it.


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In camp near Fayetteville, Geo.
July 24th 1864
Sunday Morning
My darling,
We left our camps near Atlanta on the 21st and camped
that night near Jonesboro on the Macon RR some twenty miles
below Atlanta – I selected a beautiful camping ground and had
just finished "setting my house in order" when orders came to [move]
to Fayetteville, still farther South. We are now encamped about
two miles and a half below Fayetteville and about thirty miles from
Atlanta. All of the wagons, except Ordnance, Medical and Commissary "
wagons, are in the neighborhood – We are sent here for two reasons;
one to keep out of the way of the army and the other to lessen the
[work] for the R.R. by foraging for ourselves – We are away
from all direct communication with the outer world,
the Macon RR is eight miles on one side and the West [Point]
road about the same distance on the other – It is rather a
poor country, but I think we can obtain plenty of corn here
as long as we remain, for I presume as soon as Hood gets
a decisive fight out of the Yankees we shall be again on the
move. I have a very pleasant camping place near White Water
Creek, a clear and placid stream, in which I have a refreshing
bath every morning – Since we have been down here I have
also had a bountiful supply of Irish potatoes, onions and Collards
and yesterday had a chicken and scrabbled eggs for dinner –
There has been considerable fighting at the front during
the past few days and it is reported with great success on
our side, but as I have only heard flying reports from the
front I cannot write much in regard to the result, as I expect
you will hear the news by telegraph before I do – I was over
at the Battery the day before leaving Atlanta and saw Mr Doyle
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Weather forecasters putting big bucks behind learning how to tweet, #seriously
Last November Kristen Painter, my colleague at the paper, stood over my shoulder and taught me to use Twitter. Took about 10 minutes, and that was that. (Shameless plug: Follow me on Twitter for "Colorado Footnote" each work day at 12:45 p.m., a lunchtime serving of history, trivia, stuff I bet you didn't know about our state. It doesn't cost a thing.)
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So much for so little raises questions. To begin with, it's a two-year study on a six-year-old technology with constraints beyond its 140-character limit. There's plenty to cast doubt about the popularity of the platform in two or three years. We thought Myspace would never fade, and then it did. It used to be you were nobody if you didn't talk Netflix at the cocktail party. Now you're nobody if you do. Moreover, Twitter is a company valued at $8 billion that made less than $300 million last year, and given Facebook's falling value in the public marketplace, you better bet ad intrusion is coming to your digital neighborhood, and then the cool kids will move out.


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- less feminine or less masculine.
You may also feel angry, anxious or sad. These are normal feelings when you're coping with cancer and body changes. You may feel as if you are grieving for what you have lost.
Talking openly with people you trust can be the best way forward. This could be your family or close friends, or your cancer doctor or nurse. Talking to another person who has been through something similar can also help. There are different types of support to help you cope with your feelings.
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I never thought of either until reading your post. The shifter is a little weird, it seems disconnected from reality because it kind of is. We're all used to shifters that are hooked with cables or linkage to a notchy automatic or even better a lovely manual transmission. Both are positive reminders that you're in 'control' of something. The LEAF shifter is a bit underwhelming because you're just giving the car a suggestion of the direction you'd like to take and it makes the magic happen from there. The directional orientation never really gave me any pause, but I get it.
As for the cruise control switch, help me with why this is bothersome. When you hit the switch it lights up the cruise control indicator which I don't really want to stare at all the time, are you proposing to just hit the 'set / accel' button and be done with it? I think I've had a bunch of cars with some way to turn on/off the cruise control but don't remember if any just had 'set/accel' and 'coast'.
Interesting points both though.


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- QXL-1110: Introduction to Language (20) Craidd The course provides an overview of a wide range of topics in the study of natural language, including: 1. What is language? 2. Morphology: words and their structure. 3. Phonetics and Phonology: language sounds and sound systems. 4. Syntax: sentence structure 5. Semantics and Pragmatics: meaning and context 6. Language variation. 7. Language change. 8. Language acquisition 9. Language pathologies 10. Language and the brain Furthermore, the course provides guidance on how to plan & write an essay as well as other assessment methods, and on how to prepare effectively for examinations.
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- QCL-1018: Disgrifio Iaith (20) (Semester 2)
- QXL-1020: Intro to English Grammar (20) (Semester 2)
- QXL-1115: Intro to Phonetics & Phonology (20) (Semester 1 + 2) This class is an introduction to the phonetics of spoken languages, covering articulatory phonetics, acoustics, and introductory phonology. Areas covered include: anatomy of the vocal tract and terminology used to describe speech articulators, articulatory phonetics, with an emphasis on the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) and how to use it to transcribe speech, an introduction to acoustic theory as it relates to speech sounds, the nature of phonological patterns (alternation and phonotactics), melody and prosody, and the structural representation of speakers' phonological knowledge. The knowledge and skills acquired here will be essential for many other modules and/or projects.
- QXL-1116: Introduction to Meaning (20) (Semester 2) 1. Introduction: What is semantics? Meaning - communication and significance. The semiotic triangle: mind language world and meaning. Lexemes. Sense / reference / denotation / connotation. 2. Semantics: Meaning - Word meaning and sentence meaning. Literal versus non literal. Utterance, sentences and propositions. Semantics and pragmatics 3. Meaning, Thought & Reality - Reference: types. Mental representations: concepts, necessary and sufficient conditions, prototypes, and relations between concepts. Linguistic Relativity. Thought & Reality. 4. Semantic Description - Words and grammatical categories. Words and lexical items, Lexical relations (homonymy, polysemy, synonymy, antonymy, hyponymy, meronymy) 5. Sentence Relations and Truth - Logic and truth, Necessary Truth, A Priori truth and Analyticity, Entailment and Presupposition. 6. Pragmatics: Making sense of each other linguistically - Context and Structure 7. Speech Act Theory & the Cooperative Principle 8. Politeness Theories 9. Critical Discourse Analysis 10. Intercultural Pragmatics
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- QXL-1112: Language, Literature & Culture (20) (Semester 2) 1. the relationship between language, culture and thought processes, 2. the relationship between language and identity, 3. the structures of bilingual societies, 4. the different manifestations of multilingualism, particularly in relation to the concepts of bilingualism and diglossia, 5. the cultural, political, and anthropological issues surrounding minority languages & language policy.
- QXL-1113: Language and Society (20) (Semester 1) Sociolinguistic variability means that people use language in various different ways, depending on their social background and the current situation they are in. We will consider this phenomenon using three interrelated perspectives of studying variability: • Linguistic variables: Which aspects of the English language are variable? • Social (and regional) variables: How do speakers differ & which social aspects lead to using the English language in different ways? • Situational variables: When do speakers use which variants of English? Along these lines, the basic terminology used in this field will be introduced and employed for discussion, and empirical insights gained by sociolinguists will be examined critically.neu
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- QXL-2222: History of English (20) Craidd 1. Studying the History of English. 2. The Sounds and Writing of English 3. Causes and Mechanisms of Language Change. 4. The Indo-European Language Family and Proto-Indo European. 5. Germanic and the Development of English. 6. The Sounds and Words of Old English. 7. The Grammar of Old English. 8. The Rise of Middle English: Words and Sounds 9. The Grammar of Middle English and the Rise of a Written Standard. 10. The Sounds and Inflections of Early Modern English. 11. Early Modern English Verbal Constructions and Eighteenth-Century Prescriptivism. 12. Modern English.
- QXL-2235: Introduction to Bilingualism (20) Craidd This module provides an overview of the study of bilingualism. It introduces the student to the core concepts and gives an overview of the main theories and methodologies characteristic of the field. Topics covered will include 1. Dimensions of bilingualism; 2. Definitions of bilingualism; 3. Early versus late bilingualism; 4. Bilingualism and cognition; 5. Educational policies.
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- QCL-2245: Ieithyddiaeth Gymraeg (20) (Semester 1) • Orthograffeg (sillafu) y Gymraeg • Agweddau canolradd o ffonoleg a seineg y Gymraeg • Agweddau canolradd o gystrawen y Gymraeg • Agweddau canolradd o forffoleg y Gymraeg • Agweddau canolradd o eirfa'r Gymraeg • Treiglo yn y Gymraeg • Agweddau canolradd o dafodieithoedd y Gymraeg • Creu ac astudio corpysau ieithyddol Cymraeg • Y Gymraeg yn y gymdeithas heddiw (e.e. ar y We, teledu) • Symud iaith, newid iaith a marwolaeth iaith o safbwynt gramadegol
- QXL-2250: Functions of Discourse (20) (Semester 2) In the first part of this module we will focus on the theory of Systemic Functional Grammar (SFG) so as to grasp its basic mechanisms, and identify the main lexicogrammatical structures that are available to speakers of English. The second part will be dedicated to issues around discourse and context. We will look at theories and findings based on SFG, and analyse instances of discourse, exploiting theory to gain insights about the meaning and significance of specific linguistic choices for the discourse area they appear in. Along with theory and analysis, we will consider implications for English language education. Whilst lectures will provide the theoretical and conceptual foundations of SFG and SFG based discourse analysis, the tutorials will be used for discussion, case presentations, and exercises as appropriate for each week's topic. The following topics will be covered: 1. Introduction: SFG and its purposes 2. SFG theory: Clause as message – the textual function 3. SFG theory: Clause as exchange – the interpersonal function 4. SFG theory: Clause as representation – the ideational function 5. SFG theory: Above and below the clause 6. SFG theory: Around the clause – cohesion and discourse 7. Interpreting discourse: Approaches and findings using SFG tools 8. Working with discourse: Appraisal 9. Working with discourse: Ideation 10. Working with discourse: Conjunction and identification 11. Interpreting discourse at different levels of proficiency
- QXL-2253: English Teaching in Classroom (20) (Semester 2)
- QCL-2271: Amrywiaeth yn y Gymraeg (20) (Semester 2) • Tafodieitheg a thafodieithoedd y Gymraeg • William Labov a theori sosioieithyddiaeth amrywiaethol • Newidynnau annibynnol ieithyddol (e.e. oedran, rhyw, grŵp cymdeithasol) • Amrywiaeth yng ngwahanol rannau o ramadeg y Gymraeg (e.e. ffonoleg, geirfa, morffoleg, cystrawen, cyfnewid cod, treiglo) • Theori ac astudiaethau o newid iaith yn y cyd-destun Cymraeg a thu hwnt • Cymraeg hanesyddol (e.e. Cymraeg Canol) • Hanfodion casglu data sosioieithyddol • Hanfodion dadansoddi data sosioieithyddol (gan gynnwys sesiynau ymarferol)
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- QXL-3313: EFL Theory (20) (Semester 1) This module provides an overview of TEFL theory by examining a wide range of contexts in which language teaching and learning takes place. Topics will include the following: 1. The use of English within a global context. 2. Language awareness in the classroom. 3. English teaching methodologies. 4. Analysis of teaching English to speakers of other languages based on research articles and DVD material: affective factors and classroom interaction. 5. Implementing and evaluating curriculum change.
- QXL-3316: Language Disorders &Bilinguals (20) (Semester 2) This module will cover the following topics: 1. introduction to language impairment; 2. language impairment and autism, 3. Specific Language Impairment, 4. assessing language impairment in bi or multi-lingual children, 5. language impairment in Williams Syndrome, 6. acquired language disorders – Neurolinguistics, 7. aphasia.
- QXL-3318: L2 speech learning (20) (Semester 2) Lectures will include an overview of the field of L2 speech learning; introduction to the major concepts in the field; contrastive analysis; role of the first language; transfer; interlanguage; current L2 speech learning models; cross-language phonetic similarity; foreign accent and the factors involved in (un)successful learning; segmental and suprasegmental production and perception; and implications for foreign language teaching.
- QXL-3320: SLA and Language Teaching (20) (Semester 2) The topics covered in this module would be the following: 1. Background to SLA Research 2. Individual differences in L2 users and L2 learners 3. L1 transfer: Code-switching and Second Language Learning 4. Theories of L2 acquisition 5. The role of age in L2 acquisition 6. The goals of language teaching and assessment 7. The L2 user and the native speaker 8. Embedding SLA research into Language teaching
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- QXL-3335: Bilingual & Acquisition Issues (20) (Semester 1) Topics will change from year to year and may include: 1. Bilingual social interaction 2. Bilingual first language acquisition 3. Second language acquisition 4. Multilingualism 5. Issues of identity 6. The bilingual brain
- QXL-3349: Psycholinguistics (20) (Semester 1) This module provides a basic overview of how the mind and the brain process language. There are two goals for this course. The first goal is to introduce students to key findings and central debates in psycholinguistic research. The second goal is to provide students with the tools to critically examine the existing literature. The lectures will provide students with the "big picture", i.e. central topics are summarized, important studies discussed and open questions outlined. In the tutorials, students discuss key studies in detail and reflect on methodologies, results and implications. The following topics will be covered: 1: Introduction to Language Science and what is psycholinguistics? 2: Speech production and comprehension 3: Word processing 4: Sentence processing 5: Discourse processing 6: Reference and non-literal language 7: Language Acquisition 8: Reading 9: Bilingualism 10: Aphasia 11: Right Hemisphere Language Functions
- QCL-3370: Agweddau ar Ddwyieithrwydd (20) (Semester 1) • Cymru a'r Gymraeg yn y cyd-destun dwyieithog • Diffinio dwyieithrwydd • Dwyieithrwydd unigol vs. dwyieithrwydd cymdeithasol • Caffael iaith mewn cyd-destun dwyieithog • Addysg ddwyieithog yng Nghymru a thu hwnt • Polisïau iaith yn y cyd-destun dwyieithog Cymreig • Cyfnewid côd o safbwynt cymdeithasol a gramadegol • Agweddau seicoieithyddol o ddwyieithrwydd • Agweddau pobl ar ddwyieithrwydd ac ieithoedd lleiafrifol • Newid iaith, marwolaeth iaith a dyfodol y Gymraeg
- QXL-3372: Welsh Linguistics (20) (Semester 2) Topics covered in this module include the following: • The history of Welsh, from a linguistic and sociodemographic point of view • The grammar of contemporary Welsh (e.g. syntax, morphology, phonology, vocabulary) • Variation in spoken Welsh • Initial consonant mutation: rules and usage • Welsh-English bilingualism and its reflexes (e.g. code-switching) • Attitudes to the Welsh language • Welsh in education • Language change in Welsh • Minority language maintenance and the future of Welsh
- QXL-3376: Cognitive Discourse Analysis (20) (Semester 1) The module will start by considering what kinds of thoughts, concepts, and cognitive processes can be accessed through language, and then discuss each step of a research process that involves verbalisation of thought: from identifying a suitable research question via data collection and transcription to analysis, interpretation, and triangulation with other kinds of data. The main emphasis will lie on the systematic analysis of linguistic choices, aiming to identify indicators for specific cognitive phenomena that are of interest for the research purpose at hand. In this process, insights from the wider field of cognitive linguistics highlight the significance of specific linguistic choices. While lectures will provide the theoretical and conceptual foundations needed for doing CODA, the tutorials will be used for discussion and exercises as appropriate for each step of the analysis procedure. The following topics will be covered: 1. Introduction: CODA and its purposes 2. Scientific background I: Cognitive Linguistics 3. Scientific background II: Cognitive Psychology 4. Research questions for CODA 5. Data collection techniques and data preparation (transcription and unitisation) 6. Content analysis 7. Resources for linguistic analysis I: Cognitive Linguistics 8. Resources for linguistic analysis II: Functional grammar and discourse structure analysis techniques 9. Linguistic feature analysis I: Mental representations 10. Linguistic feature analysis II: Problem solving processes 11. Interpreting results and establishing relations to other findings
- QXL-3377: Using Corpora: Theory&Practice (20) (Semester 2) This module introduces students to the theoretical and practical issues of using corpora in linguistic studies and helps them to develop the background, knowledge and skills needed in order to develop and utilize a corpus based approach in their own research projects. The goals of this module are two-fold. First the students will be introduced and become familiar with the technical aspects of course based approaches and research. Then, attention will be directed to looking at how corpora and corpuses based approaches are used in a range of linguistic and language oriented studies. The lectures will provide students with the "big picture", i.e. different research domains will be explored, central topics are summarized, important studies discussed and open questions outlined. In the tutorials, students discuss key studies in detail and reflect on methodologies, results and implications. The following topics will be covered: 1. Introducing corpus linguistics, corpus design, types of corpora and corpus annotation 2. Corpus analysis: concordance, wordlist, keyword analysis 3. Integrating stats and making statistic claims 4. Corpora in grammatical studies 5. Corpora in diachronic studies 6. Metaphor and Corpus Linguistics (A. Deignan) 7. Corpus Approaches to Critical Metaphor Analysis (J. Charteris-Black) 8. Corpora in critical discourse analysis (C. Hart) 9. Corpora language variation research 10. Corpora in sociolinguistic studies 11. Corpora in language education - focus on TEFL.


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I ought to jot down some words about pareidoloop (beyond what's in the README at least), since it has been getting some attention recently.
Pareidoloop is a toy that makes images that approximate human faces. It starts by generating random polygons, feeding them into a computer vision face detection algorithm, and then continuing to add more polygons to increase the face detector's "confidence" score.
Technically there's nothing particularly interesting going on – all the hard work is done by Liu Liu's Core Computer Vision library, which has a nice fast Javascript implementation (you can try it out here). The rest of it is just rendering random shapes, with a hill-climbing algorithm loosely based on Roger Alsing's Evolution of Mona Lisa.
What has been interesting is people's reactions to pareidoloop – for a quick experiment hacked together over a weekend, I'm a bit taken aback by the amount of positive feedback and discussion it's generated. I guess this is due to the recognizable and sometimes uncanny images that it generates, stimulating our brains' hardwired tendency to see faces – the pareidolia from which it takes its name.
Update: pareidoloop has been chosen for the 2013 'Enter' biennale in Prague.
JS1k Entry
Paul Hammond's 640 byte cellular automata inspired me to put something together for JS1k, the 1k Javascript demo contest.
You get to use a canvas element, which makes a lot of things possible — there have been some amazingly impressive entries. I decided to keep mine simple, and remembered a 2d rippling-water simulation I saw in Game Developer about 11 years ago. Here's the basic algorithm I used, in this case explained by Hugo Elias. It's based on a cellular automata height map, rendered using both refraction and faked 1d environment map components, which I combine in evil ways into a 6-digit hex color code for drawing each pixel.
The compressed code weighs in at 660 bytes, and here is the slightly less illegible uncompressed version. Total development time around 5 hours.
The demo itself is fast in the latest Opera and Chrome, slow in Safari 5, and almost inert in Firefox 3.6. Maybe I can optimise it a bit. Take a look and let me know what you think.
Screenpush: Publish Your Browser Window Over Comet
Back in December of 2007, Simon Willison came up with a very neat Comet demo written with just a few lines of Dojo code. It's a presentation/slideshow app where a master client page, controlling the slideshow, pushes the URLs of slide images out to subscribed clients over a Comet channel. The idea is that subscribers can view a conference presentation on their laptops, instead of the big screen—or even from another room, or over the internet.
In Simon's implementation, the slides are simply a series of JPEGs, hosted on the Comet server. I've been playing around with HTML Canvas recently, and began to wonder if I could use it for something more sophisticated: is it possible to push arbitrary web content between browsers as a dynamically generated image?
The answer is 'Yes'. And also 'No'.
The 'Yes' is thanks to two canvas methods that do nearly all of the necessary work. The first,
canvas.toDataURL() outputs a representation of the canvas as a PNG or JPEG using the
data: URL scheme, which can be wrapped in JSON and pushed to subscribed clients for display.
However, the 'No' is due to
drawWindow being a non-standard, Mozilla-only addition to the canvas API. Furthermore, security restrictions—designed to prevent bad guys from stealing the content of your screen—mean that the
drawWindow function is only available to the browser itself, or to browser add-ons.
So I made a proof-of-concept Firefox extension called 'Screenpush'. Here's a demo:
The Screenpush Extension
The Screenpush UI is just an icon in the Firefox status bar (which reflects connection status), and a context-popup menu. There are two methods of publishing your screen to subscribing clients. You can manually invoke a screenpush by double-clicking the status bar icon (equivalent to "Push Current Screen" in the popup menu), or you can check the "Auto-Push Screen" menu item. In auto-push mode, Screenpush will publish a grab whenever a new page is loaded, or the content of a page changes, whenever you click or type in a page, and whenever you scroll the page, resize the browser or switch tabs. This mode works well for broadcasting an S5 slideshow, or demoing navigation through a website.
Extension Settings
The Screenpush extension has a simple options screen (accessed via the pop-up menu, or from the Firefox Add-Ons dialog), where you can configure the Cometd service location and Bayeux channel to use, as well as selecting PNG or JPEG output, and JPEG quality. PNG looks nicest for simple pages, but scales badly for anything detailed or photographic. For instance, Google Maps screens in Satellite view can render to PNGs larger than a megabyte, which makes the Comet push pretty sluggish. Using JPEGs, with quality set around 70, seems to be the best compromise between image quality and push responsiveness.
There's also one Screenpush setting that isn't exposed in the UI. It's accessible through the
about:config screen, under the "
extensions.screenpush.pushDelay" key. This value is the lag in milliseconds between an event firing and a screengrab being taken and published, and acts as a throttle on the frequency of screen pushes, and hence on Comet traffic. The lag also allows a few moments for a rapid sequence of events to conclude, such as those resulting from a mouse move, window scroll or a DOM modification cascade. You might want to experiment with this setting to make Screenpush a bit snappier.
The Subscriber Client
The Screenpush subscriber is just a static HTML page and a bit of JavaScript. Enter your Cometd service URL and channel (the default is
/screenpush/demo, same as in the Extension), and hit Connect. Once you get the "Connected" message, the page will auto-update as the Screenpush extension publishes images.
The subscriber works in most modern browsers, with some minor caveats (see below). Since Cometd can use JSONP for cross-domain communication, the subscriber page can be hosted anywhere, even loaded straight from the filesystem. The page just needs to have its Dojo libs in the same directory.
As with Simon's demo, the code for the subscriber is mostly trivially simple: a few lines of JavaScript to receive a
data: URL via Comet and set it as an image source.
var receive = function(comet) { var img = dojo.byId("screenpush-image"); img.src = comet.data.dataUrl; } dojox.cometd.subscribe(cometd.c,receive);
A Note on Browser Compatibility
The Screenpush subscriber works very well in Firefox and Chrome, and mostly works in Safari, Camino and Opera. IE7 is a non-starter as there it has no support for the
data: URL scheme. I haven't bothered to try IE8.
Safari and Opera appear to have problems maintaining a long-lived cross-domain Comet connection, eventually leading to disconnection. You can avoid this issue by hosting your Screenpush subscriber page on the same host and port as the Cometd service.
Camino just has a minor issue where it refuses to display certain
data: images, meaning that the Screenpush subscriber will intermittently display empty images.
The Cometd Server
There's no need for any Screenpush-specific server side code, you just need a compliant Bayeux/Cometd server. I downloaded Jetty7, which runs a Cometd service out of the box at
http://<yourhost>:8080/cometd/cometd. You may need to tweak the maximum form post size allowed by your server, especially if using PNG compression (see Extension Settings). If you start to see the Screenpush error icon when you push a large or detailed screen, this will be the problem. I raised the default maximum form size on Jetty from 200Kb to 10Mb by adding this to
<Call class="java.lang.System" name="setProperty"> <Arg>org.mortbay.jetty.Request.maxFormContentSize</Arg> <Arg>10000000</Arg> </Call>
Miscellaneous Technical Detail
The core of the Screenpush extension is little more than the
drawWindow/toDataURL calls I mentioned earlier, along with code to push out the generated data URL over Comet. The window content gets rendered to a hidden canvas element embedded in the statusbar next to the Screenpush icon. Here is a simplified version of the actual push code:
// Get a reference to the window object var win = gBrowser.selectedBrowser.contentWindow; // Get the element that knows window dimensions and scroll info var clientInfo = win.document.compatMode == "CSS1Compat" ? win.document.documentElement : win.document.body; var region = { x: win.scrollX, y: win.scrollY, width: clientInfo.clientWidth, height: clientInfo.clientHeight }; // Size the canvas canvas.style.maxwidth = region.width + "px"; canvas.style.maxheight = region.height + "px"; canvas.width = region.width; canvas.height = region.height; // Render to the canvas var ctx = canvas.getContext("2d"); ctx.clearRect(region.x, region.y, region.width, region.height); ctx.drawWindow(window, region.x, region.y, region.width, region.height, "#000"); // Push out the rendered image var dataUrl = canvas.toDataURL(); jQuery.comet.publish(cometdChannel, { dataUrl: dataUrl });
I'm using a hacked version of the jQuery Comet plugin to connect to the Comet service and push out image data (I don't know if using jQuery within an extension is a great idea, but I'm not aware of any standalone Cometd client libraries at present). I had to prevent jQuery interpreting the Ajax requests made from browser chrome as cross-domain request, and switching to JSONP mode. JSONP is a non-starter inside an extension, as you can't load external scripts from chrome—it would be a huge security hole.
Tracking Cometd connection state is also slightly tough. The Screenpush subscriber client actually does a better job of this than the extension itself, as the Dojo Comet library it uses supports client-side meta events that you can subscribe to for information about connection attempts. I had to hack my own rough interpretation of the client-side
/cometd/meta/ channel into jQuery Comet. This feeds back information about connection attempts to the UI, where problems are reflected by a change to the Screenpush statusbar icon. The main outstanding problem is that since Cometd connections are long-lived, they don't timeout easily, so it can take a long time to learn that there's a connection issue.
The other significant part of the extension code is event subscription wrangling. Screenpush listens on the
DOMNodeInserted and
DOMNodeDeleted events, and the problem is that dynamic pages tend to generate great cascades of these events when updating the UI. This also happens with scroll, mousemove, and resize events. Obviously, it would be very inefficient to push out a screengrab every time one of these events fires, so my low-tech solution is the
pushDelay timer I described in Extension Settings. To make things more efficient, I also cache the last-published data URL, and use it to see if the screen has actually changed since the last push (with Track Pointer switched on, the composited mouse pointer is itself part of the rendered image, so moving the mouse in this mode will correctly push out a new image with the pointer position updated).
Try It Out
If you want to try out Screenpush (and report bugs to me), then first of all grab the Screenpush extension XPI . You can download Jetty7 from Codehaus—I used the latest pre-release. The Screenpush subscriber webpage and files are zipped up in screenpush-subscriber.zip. Or you can just browse to the subscriber page hosted on this site, but take note of the cross-domain Comet issue with certain browsers.
And let me know if you find any practical use for Screenpush—I'll tidy it up and release it properly if anybody wants to use it.


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Unfortunately, printing problems have persisted, and my up-to-now favorite paper seems to have finally gone 'round the bend.
The last few batches of Hosho "pro" that I've purchased have been noticeably inconsistent in thickness... even from one end of a sheet to the other. I've grumbled, but worked with it. But remember the troubles I was having with the ibis linocut from a couple of weeks ago? Some of my troubles were due to impatience and too-wet ink, but something still wasn't right.
I used Hosho AND Rives lightweight for the little aspen leaf print, and noticed again a little "fibre pulling" on the Hosho. But I made only 5 prints on small sheets of paper and it didn't seem too bad. I chalked the ibis print problems up to printmaker error and launched the current print for the "Underfoot" series on Hosho. (Justification: I have a stack of it, the rest of the series has been done on this paper, and I really like a bright white sheet.)
But there was trouble from the outset. Used to be it was easy to tell the smooth side from the felt side on this paper. This batch, not so much. It's ALL fuzzy. As a result, the first color pass was... how shall I describe it? Not smooth. No problem, I thought. The first passes are often light, and once there's another layer of ink on there, the felty bits will lay down and it will be just fine.
|Four colors down. Spotty at best.
Hmm. Nope.
By the fourth pass I was really getting worried, but I was committed by then. I can't abandon a project if there's any chance I can pull it off. (Can you say obsessive/compulsive?) I like this image and I like the carving and I know that I'll probably never revisit it... so I soldiered on.
But what a mess! The paper is blowing fibers EVERYWHERE! Somewhere around color 4 or 5 I had to clean off the block and scrape my inking slab every other sheet because everything was getting gummed up with tiny paper fibers. Not. Right.
|Selective inking for colors... hmm... 6, 7, 8, I think.
|Colors... 9, 10, 11(?) down. Printmaker sustained hand-cramp injury
from too much burnishing time.
So I've carried on...but at this point it's taking about 15 minutes to hand-burnish each sheet, and the adhesion is still spotty. It looks okay from a distance, but up close? Hm. At this point I just need two more colors, and I'm hoping they'll provide at least a couple of usable prints.
Of course the upshot of all this is that I got to participate in Cyber Monday by ordering some new papers to experiment with. Two sheets of this, two sheets of that....
I also started another small (5x7) print on Rives lightweight... just to keep myself from completely throwing in the towel. Nothing to show for it yet... but I bet next week there will be!
In the meantime, I just scheduled a demo at Abend Gallery in Denver for Saturday, December 17. I'll be surrounded by painters during the session... so come and show some printmaker love if you're in the 'hood! 11am-3pm. Might be a good time to see if I have any hair left, too.


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Some think Supreme Court ruling sends message to Wis. leaders
The U.S. Supreme Court rulings on Wednesday about gay rights have some hopeful for gay marriage in Wisconsin.
"It makes me a bit emotional, it's exciting and it makes us feel hopeful that we'll have equal rights for our families," LGBT advocate Anne Hefter said.
Hefter and Denise Cawley have been a couple for 17 years. They were married in Massachusetts but live in Wisconsin, where same-gender marriage is not legal under the law. So the Supreme Court ruling does not help them now, but they're excited because it bodes well for their future.
"I think it certainly sends a message to our leaders here in Wisconsin, and I'm sure it's very hopeful for all the LGBT members of their families too," Cawley said.
Larry Dupuis, an American Civil Liberties Union attorney in Milwaukee, said the decision bolsters his argument that the issue is a fundamental question about fairness and equality.
"I think this court has given that signal, and I think the change is coming," Dupuis said.
Milwaukee County Executive Chris Abele said he'll echo that.
"We have more momentum, more polling, more of a case than we've ever had before to get this state on the right side of history," Abele said.
Democratic state Rep. JoCasta Zamarripa, herself a member of the LGBT community, told WISN 12 News that repealing the state law that bans gay marriage is the goal now.
"I'm ready and willing, but it's not going to happen overnight. This was a huge decision, a huge victory today, the Supreme Court striking down DOMA, and now we got to strategically move forward to achieve marriage equality in Wisconsin," Zamarripa said.
Members of the gay and lesbian community gathered Wednesday night at Stonefly Brewery in Milwaukee to celebrate the Supreme Court's decision.
Though a major victory, some said there are many obstacles ahead in Wisconsin.
"I think it's really an important day. Anytime we are moving equality forward, that's always good, and so we are pleased with the ruling today," said Paul Fairchild of Cream City Foundation.
"While it doesn't automatically mean that LGBT couples in Wisconsin have equal marriage, they do not, it gives us a stronger position to fight for that," said Kristin Hansen of the Wisconsin ACLU.
To repeal the ban on gay marriage in Wisconsin would require two consecutive legislative sessions where it's passed and then it would go to the voters.
Republicans said the ruling reaffirmed states' ability to set gay marriage policy as they wish.
Former Milwaukee Archbishop and now Cardinal Timothy Dolan said, "This is a tragic day for marriage and our nation."
Milwaukee Archbishop Jerome Listecki called the Supreme Court decisions, "A sad day for the sacrament of marriage when the U.S. Supreme Court redefines the institution as something other than what God created."


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There's a past-is-prologue quality to a lot what wwwtxt curates and sends out over its Twitter feed, exemplified by this nugget published on Friday.
wwwtxt is not a bot. It's Daniel Rehn, an artist and "media archaeologist," who culls discussions before 1995, the beginning of the commercial Internet as we know it. The sources include Usenet discussion groups, the early online services (like GEnie, CompuServe and Prodigy) and the like.
What's amusing about this, which is 19 years old, according to Rehn, is how specific it is in describing what we've learned to live with today: "New weapons and new game scenarios." It sounds like a great, wide-open way to extend the life of a good game and add value, doesn't it? But I guess no one foresaw locked-on-the-disc DLC at the time, or DLC developed concurrently with the main product. Maybe Rehn can track down the first Internet complaint about DLC.
Thanks to reader Christopher M. for pointing out the tweet.


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Silicosis is one of the oldest known occupational diseases, identified as far back as ancient Greece. Silicosis is a disabling, nonreversible and sometimes fatal lung disease caused by breathing in a large amount of crystalline silica.
Chronic or "classical" silicosis is the most common type. It typically appears 20-40 years after exposure and progresses even if exposure ceases.
Accelerated silicosis may occur 5-15 years after exposure that is more intense. It progresses more rapidly than classic chronic silicosis. It is considered a variant of chronic silicosis.
Acute silicosis results form an overwhelming exposure to crystalline silica and may occur within weeks of the exposure. An immune mechanism may be involved.
The development of silicosis is dependent on the size of the crystalline silica dust particle (with respirable particles smaller than 5 micrometers being the most hazardous), the percentage of crystalline silica in the dust in the air, the dust concentration that is breathed, and the duration of exposure.
Silicosis exposure and resultant disease are a continuing problem.
--Silicosis was associated with 13,744 U.S. fatalities from1968-1990. Still about 200 silicosis deaths in U.S. every year
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Mushroom Stroganoff
4 to 5 servings
½ to 1 tablespoon extra-virgin olive oil
1 bermuda onion, chopped
8 ounces cremini or white button mushrooms, sliced
8 ounces Portobello mushrooms, sliced
1 teaspoon dried basil
1 teaspoon reduced-sodium tamari
Pinch cayenne
3 to 4 cups vegetable broth, plus more as needed
1 tablespoon whole wheat flour, plus more as needed
Sea salt
Freshly ground pepper
8 to 12 ounces whole-grain rotini, fusilli (or pasta of your choice), cooked and drained
1/2 cup chopped fresh parsley, for garnish
Heat the oil in a large skillet over medium heat. Add the onion and cook, stirring occasionally, until slightly softened, about 5 minutes. Add the Portobello mushrooms, basil, 1⁄2 teaspoon of the tamari, and the cayenne and cook, stirring occasionally, about 5 minutes, adding a bit of broth as needed to prevent sticking. Add the crimini mushrooms and cook, stirring occasionally, until browned, about 8 minutes. Stir in 1 cup of the broth. Decrease the heat to medium-low, partially cover, and simmer, stirring occasionally, for 15 to 20 minutes, adding more broth as needed to keep the mixture very moist.
Put the flour in a small cup or bowl, whisk in 1⁄2 cup of the broth, and stir into the mushroom mixture. Cook, stirring constantly, until the liquid has thickened to form a thin gravy. Season with the remaining 1⁄2 teaspoon of tamari (if desired) and salt and pepper to taste.
If the gravy is too thick, thin with additional broth to achieve the desired consistency. If the gravy is too thin, thicken with additional flour to achieve the desired consistency. Serve immediately over the rotini, garnished with parsley if desired.
VARIATION: Replace the 8 ounces of cremini mushrooms with 8 ounces of tempeh.
Chocolate Mousse Ginger Pie
2 ½ cups vegan ginger cookies (makes about 1 ¾ cups crumbs)
½ cup vegan margarine, melted
¾ cup non-dairy vanilla milk
1 block (14 to 16 ounces) organic soft regular or soft silken tofu, drained well and broken up
2 bars (3.5 ounces each) vegan dark chocolate (snack bars, not baking chocolate), chopped fine
1/2 chocolate bar, cut into shavings
10 to 15 raspberries (frozen raspberries work well for this)
Put the cookies into a blender and process into coarse crumbs. Put the crumbs into a medium bowl. Add the melted vegan margarine and toss to combine. Press the crust into a 9-inch pie plate. Bake at 350 for 10 minutes. Cool.
Meanwhile, put the non-dairy milk in a small saucepan and bring to a simmer. Put the tofu into a blender. Top the tofu with the chocolate pieces. Pour the simmering non-dairy milk over top of the chocolate and tofu and process for one minute.
Pour the mousse into the prepared piecrust and chill for 5 to 7 hours, or until set. Before serving, garnish with chocolate shavings and/or raspberries, if desired.
Broccoli with Lemon Sauce
1 head broccoli, cut into florets
1 tablespoon extra virgin olive oil
Juice of ½ lemon
¼ teaspoon tamari
1/8 teaspoon garlic powder, plus more as needed
1/8 teaspoon sea salt (optional)
Freshly ground pepper
Steam the broccoli until almost soft, but still bright green, 10 to 15 minutes. Transfer to a medium bowl. Put the oil, lemon juice, tamari and garlic powder in a small bowl and whisk to combine. Season with salt and pepper with desired.
Pour the mixture over the broccoli and toss until the broccoli is evenly coated. Season with salt and pepper with desired. Serve immediately.
Walnut, Beet, and Tofu Salad
4 beets
3 ounces (4 cups, lightly packed) mixed baby greens
8 ounces smoked or baked tofu, cubed or sliced
1⁄2 cup chopped walnuts
Walnut Dressing (recipes follows)
Put the beets in a large saucepan, add water to cover, and bring to a boil over medium-high heat. Decrease the heat to medium-low, cover, and cook until easily pierced with a fork, about 25 minutes.
Transfer to a plate using a slotted spoon and let cool. When cool enough to handle, slip off the skins by hand. Cut off the root ends and slice 1⁄4 to 1⁄2 inch thick. Put the beets in a bowl, cover, and refrigerate until completely chilled, about 1 hour.
To serve, divide the greens among four salad plates. For each serving, arrange one-quarter of the beet slices atop the greens. Scatter one-quarter of the tofu and walnuts over the beets. Drizzle with 1 to 2 tablespoons of the dressing. Serve immediately.
Creamy Walnut Dressing
1/2 cup chopped walnuts
½ cup water
½ teaspoon italian herb seasoning
1 teaspoon tamari
1 clove garlic
Put all ingredients into a blender and process until creamy. Pour into a bowl and cover. Chill until serving.


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So long, Dave, and thanks for all the fish
Tonight is David Letterman's last show as a late night host. All week he's had special guests—including Eddie Vedder who performed a rendition of "Better Man" with Paul Shaffer and the CBS Orchestra that made me teary-eyed—and last night Bill Murray sat in as Letterman's last interview guest. Full Story


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Greenpeace activist Monica Laflamm from Canada. A multinational Greenpeace alpine team delivers messages of support and hope for the victims of the nuclear disaster Fukushima Daiichi to the summit of Mt Fuji. Collected from thousands of people in Japan and all over the world, the environmental organisation hopes that the messages will help unite the people of Japan in opposition to nuclear power, and encourage the Japanese authorities to listen to them. The climbing team is comprised of eleven alpinists from Canada, France, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Poland, Sweden, Switzerland and the USA scaled the mountain.02/27/2012
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Between Highway 34, Interstate 35 and the Burlington Northern Santa Fe railroad, Osceola is quite the traffic hub.
That's why it's important to have emergency and response training.
There will be a TRANSCAER (Transportation Community Awareness and Emergency Response) event in Osceola June 19 and 20. Times haven't been scheduled yet.
"It's a training on ethanol, in case there's a derailment, an accident on the highway … how the first responders would respond on what to do with the tank cars," said Allan Mathias, Clarke County emergency management coordinator, during an Osceola City Council meeting Dec. 18.
TRANSCAER is a voluntary national outreach effort that assists communities with major transportation routes within its jurisdiction and addresses potential community concerns about the transportation of hazardous materials.
TRANSCAER officials assist in the development and evaluation of community emergency response plans for hazmat transportation. Participants are organized at the state level, and they work with communities with hazmat transportation routes.
Mathias said Osceola was one of four cities in northern Iowa and three in southern Iowa chosen for the program.
The other two southern cities are Burlington and Glenwood.
Mathias said the railroad will bring in a locomotive, train-tank car, ethanol-tank car (low pressure), high-pressure tank car, flat car with containers and possibly a couple of semi-trailers.
The cars will probably be pulled off of the main railway and put onto a side railway near the depot and Ayers Street, Mathias said. A shelter area, most likely tents, will be needed for people in attendance.
One idea was using the depot for the shelter.
Mayor Fred Diehl said the depot would work nicely, but there might be construction and remodeling going on during that time.
Training will be provided in two blocks, the morning and afternoon, with each training approximately three hours long.
"I've had people say it's very interesting for people outside of the first-responder group to come — elected officials and just the general public," Mathias said.
A typical training day starts at 8 a.m. with training rotations lasting approximately an hour and then a short break.
TRANSCAER provides high-quality training at no expense to the public. All training expenses and costs are covered by TRANSCAER member companies.
One way to sign up is at www.TRANSCAER.com/events.
Local agencies may want to display their response and command vehicles and equipment.
"It could bring a lot of people to Clarke County," Mathias said.


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Professional Volunteering Opportunities in Social Work, Bolivia
- Placement location: Cochabamba
- Requirements: Degree in Social Work or a related subject and intermediate to advanced level of Spanish
- Accommodation: Host family
- Length of placement: From 4 weeks
- Start Dates: Flexible
This volunteer social work project helps children and adults in care centres in Cochabamba, Bolivia.
You can work with those who come from abused backgrounds and those with special needs. This can be emotionally straining but you will be providing an important community service.
This project is perfect for professionals considering voluntary work abroad or social workers on a career break.
Here you will find answers to the following questions:
How can volunteer social workers help in Bolivia?
What will I gain from this project?
What will Projects Abroad PRO provide?
What skills or qualifications do I need?
How can volunteer social workers help in Bolivia?
You can use your knowledge and training to help local staff as a volunteer social worker. You can work on tasks such as:
- Working with children of all ages to make sure that they are bathed, fed and clothed etc.
- Running workshops with local staff on subjects such as:
- How to deal with illness and disability.
- New activities to perform with the children.
- Discussing ways of changing or improving working methods at the care centre.
- Producing assessments of children at care centres.
- Conducting interviews with relatives or carers to assess and review their situation.
This is only a brief overview of the options available because we work with a large variety of institutions. You might work in an centre which treats children and adults aged 8-35 with special needs.
Another option would be a care centre for young children and teenagers in Cochabamaba. Here you will work with those who have suffered deprived and potentially abusive upbringings.
You will be expected to work Monday to Friday for around 4-6 hours per day. This may involve working with more than one institution. You will agree the exact work schedule with your project supervisor on your first day in Bolivia. Your supervisor has over 15 years' experience of working in special needs care so he will be able to provide help and advice during your project.
This project runs all year and we are completely flexible about dates. You decide how much time you can spare and we will help you get the most out of it.
What will I gain from this project?
This voluntary work abroad will allow you to gain experience of working with a variety of children and adults. You will get to see how social work is carried out in the developing world and the challenges that your colleagues face. You will work alongside experienced professionals with whom you can share ideas.
Your time in Bolivia will be spent in local communities, learning about a different culture and way of life. The staff and children will want to hear about your life back home and your family and friends. We call this 'cultural exchange' and we think it helps our volunteers gain a new perspective on life.
What will Projects Abroad PRO provide?
We have over 20 years' experience of running volunteer projects. We provide you with the following support to make sure your time in Bolivia is successful and enjoyable:
- Safe accommodation with a Bolivian family close to your project.
- Friendly and dedicated local staff available to help 24 hours a day.
- A member of staff to meet you at the airport when you arrive.
- Medical and travel insurance.
What skills or qualifications do I need?
If you have at least a Bachelors Degree in Social Work or a related subject then you are perfectly suited for this project.
In order to communicate efficiently with the local staff and have an impact on the community you are working with, you will need to have a good intermediate to high level of Spanish.
If you are interested in this project but don't have the relevant experience, then please read about our regular Care projects in Bolivia.


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Was Bosworth second best?
Amanda Seyfried covers the new issue of ELLE. She's currently promoting Red Riding Hood. The premiere was last night. As you know, given that she's dating that dickhead Ryan Phillippe, this is not the brightest girl. She has demonstrated as much in previous interviews. This time is no different, which is good news for us. Because her revelations are awesome.
First, let's get Phillippe out of the way. She confirms they're together:
"Um, yeah. I've been 'seen' with him."
Then, her on/off relationship with Dominic Cooper:
"[It is] one of the easiest things in the world. You're both open. You're put in a situation where you have to make out with each other. It's easy for things to get carried away. I was just kind of foolishly thinking that (he and his girlfriend at the time) were done and Dom and I were involved. But we weren't really as involved as I thought. So I got my heart broken pretty hard. And then (we were together but) it took a long time for us to break up again. After that, it's really hard to open myself up to a new person. Really hard."
But the BEST, out of the blue, she confirms that she was dealing with Alexander Skarsgard:
"We dated. He's superfunny, but I was too involved with Dom."
Such a simple confession. But with so much smut inadvertently embedded. Because this would mean then that she could not pursue anything more with Skarsgard because she chose Cooper. In doing so it also means that Bosworth, who gets fewer opportunities and certainly doesn't have the script access of Seyfried, was actually a second option for Alex, the 1st runner up who only gets to wear the crown if the winner for some reason is unable to fulfill her duties. And Amanda Seyfried just meangirled that information into public consumption. Dumb people can be so unintentionally generous.
When you think about it though, the two couples are seriously, seriously mismatched, at least professionally. I mean, Seyfried and Skarsgard are rising. It works. And Bosworth and Phillippe…well… how is it that those two losers haven't found each other yet?
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Stephens County Sun (Breckenridge, Tex.), Vol. 4, No. 22, Ed. 1, Thursday, June 22, 1933
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Inclusion of specialised libraries, archives and research institutes is based in part on their belonging to the group of free music research institutes in the Society for Music Research and also on the various references works on music libraries, notably the Handbuch der Musikbibliotheken in Deutschland. Further archives and documentation centres of national importance were also included as well as libraries specialising in a specific field. Special collections and resources and material bequeathed to archives are included if corresponding information on them was made available. Scientific academies are included if they carry out or are responsible for music research projects. Academies of the Arts are described in the sub-section on associations, federations and societies.
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