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In the last two or three weeks, I've been asked to be a part of several workshops or panel discussions on the importance of 'branding.' Know your brand, You Are Your Brand, etc. It makes me wonder if I've been doing something wrong, teaching the kinds of professional development workshops I do.
To me, the point of having any kind of business acumen as an artist is to free yourself of the need to be a product. It means understanding that participating in the market is not really a choice but a necessity, but that by doing it with your eyes open, you can ideally make some choices about how that participation impacts you.
The idea that artists need to "brand" ourselves with a sort of motto or image that is supposed to define how we sell our work is counterintuitive to me, as is the notion that we need to specialize. I've had a decent hybrid career, albeit one in which some people don't really know what my work is at a glance, because I have been pretty steadfast in refusing to narrow down what I do too much. Other people help me do that when necessary, with a particular project.
Doing a good budget means you know what your work costs you so you don't promise too much to your buyers, donors, users or colleagues. Doing a good proposal or Kickstarter means you can raise money you need and make your contributors feel they are part of something great. Negotiating a better contract means you both maintain some control over the important things, and give license to future rounds of artists in your position to do the same. Speaking well in front of people engenders good conversations about the work. And taking advantage of social media can just mean using another tool, or engaging your curiosity. But none of this means you have to be just one thing. It doesn't mean you're always trying to sell.
For the record: I think branding is a word that belongs to advertisers and it should stay that way. I find it kind of a shameful word because it conjures up what people do to cattle, and in the past what they have done to other people. To brand yourself, to be your own brand, means to me that you're a tool of the marketplace. You're an instrument, rather than an agent. I know I'm a bit of a killjoy with this one. Okay. I'd rather let marketing people brand the work, and leave me to just be a human being making events. I'm fine if it's confusing to you. I'm fine if you have to spend a little more time to figure it out.
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Wendy and her family recently attended the Spring VICTA family weekend. She wrote a wonderful post for her blog on Greenwich Parent's Voice and has very kindly said we can share it here too… thank you Wendy!
The car was packed to the brim with teddies and meerkats and us: myself, Chloe 8 and brother Josh 6 who is blind. We set off to Windmill Hill, East Sussex and all set for a fun packed PGL Activity Family Weekend superbly organised by VICTA, charity for blind and partially sighted children, young people and their families. We had no idea of what to expect and as we got routinely lost en-route I was trying to banish those 'oh ho what have I done now?' and 'Is this such a good idea?' thoughts…
As soon as we arrived we were greeted by a sea of lovely and very cheery VICTA staff and volunteers. The families who had already arrived seemed settled, relaxed and very friendly. The welcome sound and sight of canes gently clopping away could be heard and that feeling of 'everything's going to be ok' settled in. We were introduced to Daz, one of Josh's helpers and a wonderfully energetic member of the PGL team who helped us transport our car load of totally unnecessary paraphernalia to our room.
The 3 of us were sleeping in a room with 3 bunk-beds – yeah no need to argue over top or bottom…….or so you would think. After unpacking we went for food and then it was time for the children to meet their groups. Josh remonstrated about the fact that it was past 7pm – his bedtime and being a man of routine I thought we may have struck a problem. But, thankfully this was not the case and we all trotted off to bed at 9.30pm having had a lovely evening of introduction games and singing. Chloe could have gone on till midnight.
Saturday morning was when the real fun and games started and this lasted for 3 whole days – Yipppeeee! As I said goodbye to the children for their first drop off with their groups I couldn't help but take a sneaky peek over my shoulder as they departed and wondered what on earth was going to happen to them over the next 3 hours and would they need me? Well the answer was absolutely not. In fact, I'd only have cramped their style.
The children got so much out of their group activities it's hard to list but I'll try. Between them Chloe and Josh conquered the climbing tower, they scaled a rock climbing wall, they roved around in pitch black underground tunnels (I think Josh had a distinct advantage here), made rafts, plunged themselves into icy cold water and scaled a ridiculously tall totem pole the goal being to stand on a piece of wood on the top the size of a pizza box – whatever next?!
They got the opportunity to support each other and enjoy team work. Josh got to be with other visually impaired children. Chloe realised she wasn't the only sister in the world with a disabled brother. They reached out to other adults who weren't family – a big plus – and a massive thank you to Daz, Michele, Lauren, Alex and Kirsten and all the other amazing volunteers and staff without which none of this would have been possible.
All the children on the weekend, regardless of ability, were lovingly encouraged out of their comfort zones thus enabling them to conquer challenges that they would have probably never thought they could do; what a confidence booster and an amazing opportunity and memory for children to take home with them.
When I was lucky enough to catch a glimpse of the kids in action I could see they were so happy and wonderfully supported. The encouragement of their team leaders and volunteers was very powerful.
On one occasion I could hear shouts of 'meerkat' echoing round the grounds. And sure enough there was Josh gently swinging from his hoist, half way up the climbing tower, having far too much fun bouncing off the walls yelling 'meerkats' down to his helpers below who presumably were shouting 'meerkat' to encourage Josh to go just a little bit higher..but no, why would he change a thing when he could swing where no one could reach him whilst making them call out his favourite thing in the whole world? He's not daft you know!
Well what happened to the adults while all this fun was going on? Saturday for adults involved workshops and listening to some inspirational Youth Speakers who had embraced and conquered the challenges that life hurls at people with a visual impairment. They were amazing people.
Then it was the adults turns to do all the things their little treasures had done. No problem, easy as pie…..right? Ok, not to go into too much detail but scaling the totem pole and balancing on a pizza box with two Dads was the most terrifying thing I've done after childbirth (not a great comparison, sorry!). But thank you to the President who encouraged me to get up there to accompany him on this ridiculously high and wobbling pole. He waited so long for me to get there I think he was lonely!
My name became Trevor during these days of team building! I partnered up with a Dad who obviously found Trevor easier to come to terms with than Wendy. It's OK, I get that. We became Team Trevor and had an absolute blast. I loved my team, they were wonderful people and we laughed so much – rediscovering that we never did have a particular skills at netball but we were good at getting stuck in tunnels whilst trying to escape the rats that we were told were down there. The 'rats' were in fact ten children that Alex lovingly let loose in the tunnels once all four adults were firmly stuck, wedged and lost in the tunnels. Terrifying.
When it was time to say goodbye I said a big thank you to Daz and the other volunteers and Daz's reply was one that will stay with me. He said "Thank you for trusting us with your blind son and letting me throw him off a 40 foot climbing tower! I've never worked with a completely blind child before."
Well thank you Daz as Josh has never had the opportunity before to work with a volunteer who would chuck him off a 40 foot tower!!!
One of the biggest messages I took home from the Activity Break is that there is really no stopping and no limits for our visually impaired children. Providing they are given the opportunities the sky is the limit. So a huge thank you to VICTA and all the wonderful volunteers and PGL staff who made the Activity Break happen.
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An Important Rule for PeaceFiled under Biblical Womanhood | Trusting God | Friendship
It's a commonly accepted truth: the older you get, the less you care about what others think about you. This can be a good thing, ushering in a new freedom from timidity and self-focus. Or it can take an unhealthy turn, leading to bad hair-dye jobs, unfortunate wardrobe choices, or—more seriously—unkind or selfish behavior toward others. As Christian women, we should not simply drift into a middle-aged indifference toward the opinions of others. We should be deliberate to shed our sinful preoccupation of what others think of us—and the earlier the better—so that we can be free to run our lives in an all out sprint for the glory of God. How can we shed the oppressive and excessive care of what others think of us—whether we are twenty-five or sixty-five?
A few years ago, I came across this valuable nugget of advice from a nineteenth-century pastor named Charles Simeon: "My rule is—never to hear, or see, or know, what if heard, or seen, or known, would call for animadversion from me. Hence it is that I dwell in peace in the midst of lions." I had to look up "animadversion": it means "criticism or censure." Simeon is saying that he made it a rule never to hear (or see or know) anything that had a detrimental effect on his soul. This is how he maintained the peace of Daniel in the midst of "lions" who spoke evil of him.
Whether we are in the lion's den or green pastures, a young woman or well into middle-age, we would do well to make it our rule never to imagine or attempt to find out what other people are thinking or saying about us. And in case you need convincing, all you have to do is consider what happens when you don't follow this rule. Think with me for a moment about the consequences of worrying about what others think or say.
For starters, it is a futile exercise. As much as we would like to believe otherwise, we can't control another person's opinions or actions. Being suspicious about someone won't change that person. And if we try to find out if our suspicions are true—asking around or even asking the person directly—we may end up wondering if we are getting accurate information, which only leads to more suspicion. Or, if we happen to get our suspicions confirmed, then we feel worse. So you see, it's a fruitless and futile effort that leads nowhere good.
It's also a destructive exercise. Trying to control what others think and say about us hurts, and we are the ones who get hurt. Long before Charles Simeon, the wise teacher of Ecclesiastes said: "Do not take to heart all the things that people say, lest you hear your servant cursing you" (7:21). If we put our ear to the keyhole, we're probably going to hear things we wish we hadn't heard, and words have a penetrating effect on our souls. We all probably remember unkind words spoken to us by others that still come back with fresh emotion—which is why we would do well not to go looking for more of this kind of thing. It's out there, to be sure, but why try to find it, if it only makes us miserable? "If all men knew what each other said of the other there would not be four friends in the world," wrote Blaise Pascal. In other words, there is something to be said for the idea that ignorance is bliss.
Thirdly, to suspiciously search out any bad word against us is a hypocritical exercise. To our shame, we must admit that we have thought and said unkind things about other people—even those we love the most. Ecclesiastes calls us out in the very next verse: "Your heart knows that many times you yourself have cursed others" (7:22). How many times have we resented the more beautiful woman, criticized the boss, felt superior to a fellow-mom, judged a family member, or laughed at someone's embarrassing moment? When we remember our own failures, we are humbled. Our case for justice crumbles in light of our sinful, hypocritical tendencies.
Investigating or speculating on the opinions of others is an arrogant exercise, for it starts with a false and puffed up assessment of who we really are. This is why, as Charles Spurgeon says, "It is always best not to know nor wish to know, what is being said about you, either by friends or foes. Those who praise us are probably as much mistaken as those who abuse us." The impulse to elicit encouragement or stamp out criticism comes from an arrogant and inflated view of ourselves. The humble woman does not look for encouragement or fear criticism because her self-assessment already agrees with the apostle Paul's: "that Christ Jesus came into the world to save sinners, of whom I am the foremost" (1 Tim. 1:15).
Finally, to be consumed with what other people think about us is a self-focused exercise. Spurgeon again: "It is a crime to be taken off from your great object of glorifying the Lord Jesus by petty consideration as to your little self, and, if there were not other reason, this ought to weigh much with you." As if all the previous reasons weren't enough, this ought to motivate us to give up our selfish speculations once and for all. We were not saved from our sins so that we could spend our lives in "petty consideration" of what others think of our little selves. We were saved to bring glory to God: "and he died for all, that those who live might no longer live for themselves but for him who for their sake died and was raised" (2 Cor. 5:15).
Whether we are a teenage girl going to a new school or a grandmother moving into a new retirement community, let's make it our rule—starting today—never to hear, or see, or know what would wreck our peace and take our eyes off of our main object, to glorify God. Instead of wondering what others think about us, let's ask ourselves: "How can I glorify God today?" Then, we too will dwell in peace.


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Last Living Iwo Jima Medal of Honor Marine To Visit
The Ursinus College History Department presents a visit by Hershel "Woody" Williams, 93, a World War II veteran (3rd Marine Div.) who received the Congressional Medal of Honor, the nation's highest award for bravery in combat, for his actions on February 23, 1945, during the battle for the Japanese-held island of Iwo Jima near the end of WWII. Read More
Summer Fellows Delve into Original Research with Faculty
In its 18th year, the Summer Fellows research program at Ursinus College has stayed close to its roots as a time for students to work on original research with faculty, without the distractions of the academic semester. Read More
Civil War Era Newspaper Sheds Light on History
Ursinus College Summer Fellow Lindsay Doyle is discovering a new perspective on the American slavery debate through a local newspaper from the 1850s. Read More
Throop Now a Contributor at Smarthistory@Kahn Academy
Susanna Throop, Assistant Professor of History, is now a Contributor at Smarthistory at the Khan Academy online. She has written four introductory essays on the crusades, her area of expertise, and is working with Smarthistory's executive editors to develop a short accompanying video. Read More
Rocks and Minerals Display a Lifelong Collection
Mary Kobor 2014 spent much of her free time this year hunched over rocks and minerals. She helped to organize the expansive and beautiful collection housed in Pfahler Hall. Read More
Near Eastern Diplomat to Speak at Ursinus April 23
The Honorable Richard W. Murphy, prior Ambassador to Mauritania, Syria, Philippines and Saudi Arabia, will speak April 23 at 7 p.m. on "The Arab Spring: Russia and Syria" at Ursinus College, Olin Hall, room 108. Read More
Two Seniors Win for Papers at History Honor Society
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The Oct. 5 article "Strict mercury rules likely to take effect" did not mention a key element: According to the Energy Information Administration, two-thirds of Wisconsin's electricity comes from coal-fired generation. If Wisconsin used more sustainable and less polluting forms for electricity, this mercury rule would not be so controversial.
Wisconsin needs to move toward sustainable energy policies. I fully support the proposed mercury rule because it will give electric companies an additional incentive to stop proposing coal power plants (which not only release mercury but also lots of greenhouse gas emissions) and invest in renewable energy instead. This is rule is taking a step in the right direction by focusing on humanity (our environment and health) rather than a monthly bill.
I applaud the Department of Natural Resources for its work on the mercury rule and hope the government will continue to move toward policies that will make Wisconsin a clean and green place to live.
Tuesday, October 14, 2008
Renewable energy needed to cut mercury pollution
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NOTE:: This restaurant closed in October 2009.
H.I. Rib & Co. replaced the beleaguered Lonestar Steak House on Ridge Pike in Plymouth Meeting a few months back. This was my second visit, I took my mom because she loves ribs that aren't spicy, and we both enjoyed our meal.
The menu is pretty diverse, offering a fair selection of entrees, sandwiches, appetizers and drinks both for light appetites and those looking for a big meal. The meal starts with a wonderful bread basket with a sourdough loaf of bread and corn muffins.
This night I ordered a shrimp kebob dinner basted with their house barbeque sauce. It was served very tasty and hot, with a sweet potato and all the fixings, but none of the rice that was promised on the menu. That was a bit of a disappointment.
My mom got the baby back ribs with the house sauce, which she checked to make sure wasn't spicy and they correctly described the sauce as very mild and a bit sweet. They were very tender and she enjoyed them.
They offer ribs a half dozen different ways and with as many different sauces as well.
I recommend this chain restaurant with one possible caveat: The service was terrible. We had a very young waitress who was not particularly interested in being attentive to us or any of the other customers she was waiting on. But that was not enough to spoil the meal. We enjoyed ourselves.
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The Civic Hall is looking for memorabilia from the last 50 years of The Hall and the town. The hall was first opened in 1967, there was a large ball to commemorate and the Civic Group are looking for people who may have information, photographs or newspaper cutting relating to this.
We would also like any group who has hired the hall since then to come forward and provide us with stories, photographs, programs etc that can be displayed in the hall on Carnival day.
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Cool shade and a nice breeze were a welcome relief when we arrived at Field of Greens, a cooperative farm stand in Everson. Owner Joy Monjure was also welcoming, and invited us to look around.
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The sensation of Jazzistry remains with any audience that experiences it, from age eight to eighty. Its live performance has unmatched energy. History is vividly brought to life. And the music is arousing because it is rooted in our collective American psyche. This is a performance for everyone.
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The centerpiece of the program is the professional six-piece Jazzistry Band. The ensemble is composed of the finest jazz musicians in the region. Their 45-90 minute performance (geared to the age of the students) is a fast-paced, multi-media enhanced, educational experience that moves through 400 years of American history and culture, using the story of jazz as its vehicle. This presentation showcases the evolution of America's indigenous music, emphasizing America's multicultural strengths.
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Has the Black Community contributed to racism? I ask this question because this question came up during a radio show I was watching the Zo What Morning Show. At first, I thought this was a strange concept but after really thinking about it and hearing some of the points that illustrate that Black community may be active participants.
Throughout America's history, we have witnessed structural racism such as slavery, Jim Crow, and redlining just name a few. These were put in place by the government or by large institutions that have influence. These systems were put in place to subjugate the black community and keep us from evolving or surpassing our white counter parts, this ensures the other race would have an unfair advantage over black people. Throughout history, people fought and won to get rid of these laws and practices that hindered black people. These laws are now gone so why are black people still at a disadvantage? People will point to the miseducation, the influence of drugs in our communities, and the prison pipeline, but all of these things we as a community can control. We can decide to educate our children by creating our own school curriculum, we can force drugs out of our communities and police our citizens. White people cannot stop us from doing these things, so who is stopping us from elevating us and help to put an end to racism. The answer maybe we are in our own way.
Black people contribute to racism and help keep black people subjugated by thinking or acting as what the other races provide are better than what a black person provides. Antonio Moore of Tone Talks constantly talks about how the black dollar does not stay in the black community. The black dollars stays in the black community for six hours compared to the Asian community where the dollar stays in the Asian community for 28 days. Is the reason the black dollar leaves the community so fast because black people think other race's products are better. You always hear black business over charge, the service is not as good or the product is as not as good. Most of the times you will have to pay more at a black owned store because we do not have access to the products at a lower price. If we pay a little more this will give the owner more negotiating power to have his cost reduced because the supplier will see that the owner can purchase more product for resale. This will affect the quality of service and product.
Another area where I have personally experienced racism by one of my own is the work place. There are black people that will hold other black people back from advancing in the work place. These people believe that black people should not make more money or should not become managers, they believe they are the exception. I had a black manager who once she was being fired said she was told to get rid of all the black employees and she did so was is she being fired. I was not fired because I saw what was going on and never gave them a reason to fire me. I also watch a black manager promote people with less knowledge and a poor work ethic over black employees who deserved the promotion.
So after thinking about it, I realized racism is on auto-pilot, white people do not have to put laws in place there are black people who will practice racism on their behalf. This leads to my next question how do we get black people to stop discriminating against their own? And if cannot stop them what do we do with them?


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Thursday, 17 September 2009
Sketch and Stash 19
This sketch is perfect for larger oblong cards and I used a new Tilda stamp and coloured her hair with some new copics, here's a list of stash I've used Backing Paper- Bloom and Grow (MME) - The Range Twine for the bow - B&Q Copics- Windmill Craft Centre Magnolia stamps- Windmill Craft Centre Ribbon from stash DCWV Textured card stock (brights)- The Range Hope your all having a good day, Thanks for looking, Hugs Liz x
Posted by Liz's creative corner at 12:26:00
6 comments:
- Tab said...
Such beautiful card, hun, love your choice of image and colours!
Hugs Tab xxx
- 17 September 2009 at 15:20
- Mandy said...
Liz this is so beautiful, such a sweet image and your colouring looks fabulous as always, lovely colour combo
hugs Mandy xx
- 18 September 2009 at 11:23
- Chrissie said...
A gorgeous card Liz, love those autumnal colours, so perfect for this image.
Thanks for joining in with Sketch & Stash.
- 18 September 2009 at 13:58
- Kim Piggott said...
Oh what a fabulous card!
Love your gorgeous image and such beautiful paper!
kim x
- 18 September 2009 at 16:43
- Jill said...
beautiful card Liz love the colours, your tilda image is gorgeous thanks so much for joining in the fun at sketch and stash hugs Jill xx
- 19 September 2009 at 20:56
- Becky said...
Beautiful card Liz, I love the distressed edges!
Thanks so much for joining us at Sketch and Stash!
- 23 September 2009 at 12:56
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For those that have been sleeping or out of the country, Katie Couric has a new daytime talk show premiering next month.
Likely to no one's surprise, she told NBC Tonight Show host Jay Leno Wednesday, "We have extended an invitation to Governor Palin" to appear. "So far, we have not heard back from their people" (video follows with transcript and commentary):
JAY LENO, HOST: Hey, I want to ask you something. Now, this is, like, the first time in a long time you're not covering the presidential race. Do you miss that?
KATIE COURIC: I do a little bit.
LENO: Yeah.
COURIC: You know, I have to say, I read obviously, all about it, I read my Playbook from Politico, my friend Mike Allen every morning, and I'm very interested. But, you know, I am really happy that I got to cover the 2008 campaign, because it was so historic on so many different levels. But, yes, of course I miss doing the political news. But I'm going to hopefully have the candidates on, President Obama and Michelle, and also Governor Romney and Ann Romney on the show.
LENO: Well, how about Sarah Palin? Will you invite her?
COURIC: We have extended an invitation to Governor Palin as well. So far, we have not heard back from their people.
LENO: [Laughs] What does that mean? You have not heard back?
COURIC: Yeah, we have not heard back.
LENO: So, you haven't gotten one way or the other?
COURIC: Yeah, no. But I mean, if she wanted to come on the show, I think she's a really interesting person, and she's welcome.
I wouldn't be holding my breath if I were Couric given the hit job she did on Palin in 2008.
This should be especially obvious given that the invitation was first reported on July 26 meaning that it's been out there for roughly a month without a response.
Of course, the former CBS Evening News anchor did win a "Special Achievement" award for that interview.
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Photo Tour Brugge offers you a daily photo-focused city walking tour in lovely Brugge (Bruges) Belgium, as seen through the eye of resident travel, people & landscape photographer Andy McSweeney.
Part photography workshop, part unique city tour: This top rated tour combines the very best of each towards getting you the best shot at the best photography spots and locations in Brugge.
Regardless of camera, skill level or style of shooting, every tour offered provides practical photo tips & custom-tailored advice that'll be of use towards better photos, in Brugge and beyond. Beginner to pro, we're here to help.
With 4 daily tours to choose from and available as open or private tour (10am, 1pm, 4pm, 8pm), routes planned both for best available light and maximum visual appeal, Andy also freely shares sample photos along with practical and creative tips towards better results.
Inspirational. Optionally educational. Fun.
See Brugge from a fresh perspective!
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We're here to get you the very best of Brugge, both on camera and otherwise.
While our main focus is obviously on better photography, we also provide some thoughts on the locations we visit.
Expect some historical info to go with the photos, local anecdotes, and honest advice for enjoying Brugge once you put the camera down.
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Welfare Reform
Welfare Reform changes affect people who currently claim benefits.
Changes include:
- Bedroom Tax
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A 'Tenancy Agreement' is a very important legal contract which sets out your rights and responsibilities as a tenant and the rights and responsibilities of Pine Court Housing as your landlord.
This means that you have security of tenure as an assured tenant, so long as you occupy the premises as your only or principal home.
While the tenancy remains an assured tenancy, we can only end it by obtaining a Court Order for possession on one of the grounds listed in schedule 2 of the Housing Act 1988 as amended from time to time.
You can stay in your home for as long as you choose, but you must keep to the conditions of your tenancy agreement.
You can preview a copy of a Pine Court tenancy agreement here:
Our Tenant Handbook covers everything you need to know about your tenancy.
The handbook features useful information on managing your money, your responsibilities as a tenant and ways in which you can get involved in your local community.
You will also find details of your rights as a Pine Court customer and what to do if repairs are required in your home.
View the handbook in full here: Pine Court Tenant Handbook (2014)
Welfare Reform changes affect people who currently claim benefits.
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2014 radically altered the record books at the New York State Public High School Athletic Association Championships at the Webster Aquatic Center over the weekend. State records fell in 10 of 12 events, and some by wide margins in what was the fastest state meet in the history of the event.
Fordham Prep won the team title by over 150 points while winning 3 of the meet's final 4 events. The driving force was senior Patrick Conaton, who was a part of all three titles.
First, he led off the 200 free relay in 20.76, Fordham's fastest split even with a flat start. He passed the baton to Michael Verini, Oliver Patrouch and Richard Mannix who sealed a win for Fordham in a state record 1:23.84. Patrouch was also 20.8 on that relay.
Conaton came back in the very next event to win and set a state record of 48.53 in the 100 back. He had to hold off Ryan Gordon of Shenendehowa, who was also under the old state record, going 48.78.
Finally, Conaton led off Fordham's 400 free relay in 45.02, a few tenths faster than he went in the open 100, to power the team to yet another state title. Conaton, Patrouch, Declan Kennon and Mannix went 3:05.28 to win by four seconds, just a few tenths off their state record of 3:04.88 set in prelims.
The only race Conaton lost on the day was to Hauppauge double-individual winner Justin Plaschka. The senior broke three state records while dominating a pair of individual races. He went 1:47.83 to win the 200 IM, then topped Conaton with a blazing 43.70 in the 100 free. He also broke the state record in the 50 free, leading off Hauppauge's 200 free relay in 20.08 at prelims. He would also go 20.11 on the relay at finals for the two fastest swims in state history.
Ithaca's Ryan Nicholson won three events and set two state records of his own. He split 21.2 swimming fly on Ithaca's state championship 200 medley relay. Together with Faadhil Moheed, Noah Frost-Clapp and Francis Schickel, he put up a 1:33.83 to run away with the event ahead of Plaschka's Hauppauge team.
Nicholson, also a senior, returned to win the 50 free in 20.25 and the 100 fly in 48.14, both dominating wins and his prelims time now stands as a new state record in the 100 fly at 47.76. That 50 time would have also been a state record had Hauppauge's Plaschka not lowered the mark in prelims.
Also setting state records were Pittsford's Patrick Ransford in the 500 free (4:21.06) and Smithtown's Ben Cono in the 100 breast (54.72). Both are seniors. Other state titles went to Jack Boyd of Canisus in the 200 free (he went 1:37.31 and was also second to Ransford in that 500) and Dan Roche of Liverpool in diving (565.80).
Full results are available on the Meet Mobile app, listed under "2014 NYS Federation Swimming & Diving."
Top 5 Teams
1. Fordham Prep 316
2. Liverpool 143
3. Pittsford 137
4. Ithaca 130
5. Canisus 118


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Customized Amazon chips could lead to lower AWS prices
Amazon Web Services has made new hires with a background in CPU chip design. IT pros hope it leads to more efficient custom silicon and lower prices.
Amazon Web Services has made new hires that point to an effort to create custom chips inside its servers, and IT pros hope such a project will lead to lower prices.
Amazon Web Services (AWS) already customizes hardware at the storage, networking and server level, so it's no surprise it's interested in chip optimization, as well. The company posted a job listing for a CPU and system architect and, according to LinkedIn profiles, it recently hired new employees in hardware engineering -- all of whom hail from the now-defunct Calxeda, an ARM chip specialist.
Taking advantage of the efficiencies of scale introduced by custom hardware is only going to improve [AWS prices].
Mike Ryan,
consultant for Epitech
Specifically, the job titles listed on LinkedIn profiles include hardware development engineer, hardware design engineer, director of silicon optimizations, and manager of hardware engineering, silicon optimizations. Most of these profiles list jobs located in Austin, Texas.
Sources also say talk of an Amazon chip have been circulating for months, and such customization would not only be in line with AWS' hardware customization strategy, but would also follow in the footsteps of fellow Web-scale competitors -- such as Facebook and Google -- who also customize chips to suit specific needs.
"It goes right to the bottom line," said one cloud consultant who requested anonymity. "At the scale AWS is at … even if [it gains] 1%, 2% or 3% efficiency, that's millions of dollars each month."
AWS already has a history of passing such savings along to customers, which is what IT pros hope will happen here.
"Custom chip design is all about specialization," said Aaron Rankin, AWS customer and CTO for Chicago-based Sprout Social, makers of social media tools for businesses. "Intel or AMD x86 chips … are generalists. They're great for running Linux, but inefficient for a narrower set of services."
Enter custom silicon, which can do more with less, and therefore can save power or execute more instructions, on average, per clock cycle.
"Cloud hosting is a utility business and the winner will be the one that lowers prices the furthest," Rankin added. "It's a rat race to the bottom."
These hires are "a great sign," said Mike Ryan, a consultant for Epitech, a cloud consulting firm for startups.
"Amazon is already lowering their prices frequently, and taking advantage of the efficiencies of scale introduced by custom hardware is only going to improve that," he said.
Still, any kind of CPU customization won't happen overnight, sources said. ARM chip technology is still being developed, and does not yet support 64-bit architectures, but this is expected to change in the third quarter of this year.
AWS declined to comment.
Beth Pariseau is senior news writer for SearchAWS. Write to her at email@example.com or follow @PariseauTT on Twitter.


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Tour of My Room
As an extension of the tour of my bookshelf I did a while back, I'm going to give you a tour of my room. I figure it's a good way to expand your understanding of me and my life. I shall take pictures and then give you an explanation. Pardon whatever messiness you do see, if you will. Allonsy!
Here is your first picture of the day! Sorry for this one, it's small and blurry. Anyway, at the very top, you can see my wind-chime dreamcatcher, hanging from a random hook in the ceiling. No idea why there's a hook in my ceiling. To the left is my picture of Peeta Mellark, underneath a dreamcatcher I myself made. To the right is my calendar. At the bottom is my beautiful bed, where you can sort of see a book. I believe it's The Ear, the Eye, and the Arm.
Here we are again, a little further down. My calendar is on the left, then I have a mismash of things on the wall to the right. Starting on the lefter side, there's the little embroidered circle hanging my mom made for me when I was born, with my name and birthdate on it, followed by a picture of the LDS temple near Centralia, Washington, above which is a random painting of mountains I made in seventh grade, below which is a MormonAd basically saying you have to be prepared and have on the armor of God because the enemy isn't resting. Furthest right is a frame holding a compilation of my work with The Paw Print at Adams State, which was a gift from the head editors. At the bottom of this picture is my bed, on which you again see the book along with the laptop on which I am currently writing this. In the very bottom right corner is a peek at my bedside table, which I believe is next...
So here is the bedside table. On the top left is my alarm clock, below which is a nice little pencil next to some chapstick, because I have a chapstick problem, below which is a mug. I got that mug from a friend and it says something about writing on it. I don't remember what. Then you have my iPod, above which is a stack of diaries. The diaries on my bedside table are always comprised of diaries I need to type up and diaries I'm still writing. The top one there is the one I'm writing in (or was, in September), which is on top of a very old diary of my grandmother's that I'm typing up in order to do a little publishing thing for our family, below which are two of my own diaries I need to type. Then beside those you've got a DVD that my autistic brother made about autism, and then you've got my beautiful medications.
Here is my diary chest, at the foot of my bed. It is very broken and I had to put a kitty blanket over because the top is missing. Inside are all of my old diaries that have been typed up, which amounts to almost 70 at this point. There are also photo albums and yearbooks in there. On top here is my hair straightener, because sometimes I really need that, a notepad-ish, a voice recorder for when I make audio files of my novels for my mom, sunglasses a friend gave me, and the tiara I wore to Prom. At the very right, you can see the chair I sit on when I practice cello. Fascinating I'm sure.
Beside that chair is a window, in which, in this picture, I have an air conditioner. Don't need that one right now. At the very edge there on the left, you can see I think the leg of a stuffed lamb toy my dad got in New Zealand. On the other edge of the window is a kiwi Beanie Baby, because Kiwi is one of my nicknames. Then you've got my dresser, which has a bunch of clothes and makeup stuff in it. On top, going from left to right, is a dolphin stuffed animal, a conch shell my other grandmother gave me, a giant Avon makeup kit, two portraits of ancestors from my deceased grandmother, a First Aid kit, and the edge of my memory box and a fan.
So there's the fan, which is blocking your view of the memory box. Next to that box I have two pairs of movie 3D glasses, one from the last Harry Potter movie which you currently cannot see, and one from Man of Steel, which you can. Then you've got my slightly broken jewelry box, and the little duct-tape area where you've got my contact container and saline solution. Lovely, I know.
All right. Here I backed up so you could see the wall behind my dresser, where I've got a photo collage of sorts from my babyhood to the present. It runs in that little wave from left to right, and then loops to cut across the wave from right to left in a line. With this view you can also actually see the memory box on the dresser a bit, along with the little china doll atop my jewelry box. And then on the right is my beautiful exercise bike.
I know how desperately you wanted this view: the floor underneath that wall, by the exercise bike. You've got a bunch of school supplies, basically, including my printer and some cough drops, and a cat food dish, and then on the right is my messenger bag I use for school and church, which is sitting atop some church literature in this picture.
Here's the adjoining wall, where you've got my door outside my room to the left, followed on the ground by my library book bag. Then there's my TV stand, which has a nice old TV with satellite, underneath which is some recording equipment and a heater, underneath which is some shoes you can't really see. In front of that is another TV, which has an actual operating DVD player and also which I use for college, which I've got propped up on some Playdoh and Sour Apples to Apples. Moving to the right you've got my favorite sandals, the glorious kitty litter box, and the closet doors.
Here's a small and blurry picture of my closet, with a peek in at some of my clothes. They're organized by color. On that shelf on the top is a bunch of bags with unseasonal clothes and holiday decoration stuff.
So, along the next wall, here's my music corner. You've got my cello and my guitar leaning against the wall. In front of them is a box full of music that also has my rockstop and rosin in it, beside which are two stands, one of which is in pieces. On the standing stand (haha) is an Adams State bag, and underneath it you can just see my favorite blue guitar pick. To the right is a box full of stuff I intend to give away, and on the edge you can see my window drapes and the side of my music CD shelf.
Here's the beautiful bookshelf, next to the CD shelves and in front of the window. On top of it from left to right we've got air freshener, picture of Hermione I won at the release of the last book, candle, fake flowers, little statuette, real flower in honor of my grandma in a water bottle, cup of water, my Kirsten American girl doll. On the shelves we've got books along with kitty stuffs. On the floor in front of the bookshelf is a folder of random papers, a toy cello, a paper of taking care of neutered cats, and a clock. On the right side of the bookshelf is a pile of library books to read and my lamp. And that takes us around my entire room!
Here's an obligatory picture of my floor. Towards the top, on the left of the table, is my makeup bag, my scriptures, and my laptop case. In front of the table is my pajamas, cat toys, and wallet, Inside the table is a metronome, my gum stash, a bunch of technology wire stuff, fibromyalgia care stuff, and then on the right is a trashcan. And of course front and center is the kitten I was fostering back during the summer/fall, Oliver, striking a very sexy pose for you viewers. He was adopted maybe almost a month ago, which was kind of tragic for me, but he's happy.
So there you go, a tour of my room. I hope you enjoyed that. I do like my room, although it could use a new carpet badly, lol. Thanks for reading, and I'll see you next time for a special post in celebration of Catching Fire and the Doctor Who 50th, both occurring this weekend!
Did you enjoy my beautiful room and the sexy Oliver?
Kira Brighton
I'm an unpublished YA novelist, a freelance editor, a sci-fi/fantasy fangirl, and a chronic illness sufferer. Stories are my life!
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January 26, 2018
PennDOT to Repair Potholes Next Week on More Than 60 State Highways in the Philadelphia Region
Motorists encouraged to call 1-800-FIX-ROAD or go online to report potholes
King of Prussia, PA – PennDOT maintenance and contractor crews will be working on more than 60 state highways next week to repair deteriorated pavement across the five-county Philadelphia region. The roadways include:
Bucks County
- Interstate 95 in Bensalem, Middletown and Lower Makefield townships;
- U.S. 1 in Bensalem, Middletown and Falls townships;
- Business U.S. 1 (Lincoln Highway) in Falls and Middletown townships and Penndel Borough;
- U.S. 202 in Doylestown Township;
- U.S. 202 in Buckingham and Solebury townships;
- Route 32 (River Road) in Nockamixon and Bridgeton townships;
- Route 113 (Broad Street/Souderton Road) in Hilltown Township;
- Route 313 (Swamp Road) in Plumstead and Bedminster townships;
- Route 611 (Easton Road) in Nockamixon Township and Riegelsville Borough;
- Route 611 in Doylestown Borough;
- Allentown Road in Milford Township;
- Thatcher Road in Richland Township;
- Bethlehem Pike in Hilltown Township and Sellersville Borough;
- Diamond Street in Hilltown Township;
- Blue School Road in Hilltown and Bedminster townships;
- Bristol Road in Lower Southampton Township;
- Bridgetown Pike in Lower Southampton and Northampton townships;
- Bristol Road in Warrington and Warminster townships;
- Butler Avenue in Doylestown and New Britain townships and Chalfont borough;
- Swamp Road in Warwick Township;
- Swamp Road in Wrightstown and Newtown townships; and
- New Ford Mill Road in Falls Township.
Chester County
- U.S. 1 in West Nottingham and Pennsbury townships;
- U.S. 30 in Sadsbury, Valley, Caln, West Caln and West Whiteland townships;
- U.S. 322 in West Goshen Township;
- Route 52 (Price Street) in East Bradford Township;
- Route 52 (Lenape Road) in Pocopson Township;
- Route 82 (Manor Road) in West Brandywine Township;
- Route 100 in West Whiteland Township;
- Route 100 (Pottstown Pike) in Upper Uwchlan and West Goshen townships;
- Route 724 (Schuylkill Road) in East Vincent Township;
- Route 896 (Newark Road) in Franklin Township;
- Lincoln Avenue in East Caln Township;
- Appleton Road in Franklin Township;
- Creek Road in Pennsbury Township;
- Whitford Road in West Whiteland Township;
- Old Wilmington Road in West Caln Township;
- Hibernia Road in West Brandywine Township;
- Wagontown Road in West Brandywine Township; and
- Swinehart Road in West Brandywine Township.
Delaware County
- Interstate 476 in Radnor, Springfield, Marple and Haverford townships;
- Route 252 (Newtown/Street Road) in Newtown Township;
- Baltimore Pike in Clifton Heights Borough and Springfield and Upper Darby townships;
- State Road in Upper Darby Township; and
- Burmont Road in Upper Darby Township.
Montgomery County
- Interstate 476 in Lower Merion Township;
- U.S. 422 in Lower Providence and Upper Providence townships;
- Route 29 (Gravel Pike) in Marlborough, Upper Frederick, Lower Frederick and Upper Providence townships and Collegeville Borough;
- Route 63 (Main Street) in Green Lane Borough;
- Route 363 (Valley Forge Road) in Worchester Township;
- Route 611 (Old York Road) in Cheltenham Township;
- Neiffer Road in Upper Frederick and Lower Frederick townships;
- Cowpath Road in Franconia and Salford townships;
- High Street in Pottstown Borough;
- Bethlehem Pike in Springfield Township;
- Mill Road in Hatboro Borough;
- Philmont Ave in Lower Moreland Township;
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- Morris Road in Worchester Township; and
- Radnor Road in Upper Merion Township.
- Interstate 76;
- Interstate 95;
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text: Research Network for Design Anthropology Research Network for Design Anthropology Conference: Design Anthropological Futures Seminar 3: Collaborative Formation of Issues (January 2015) Seminar 2: Interventionist Speculation (August 2014) Seminar 1: Ethnographies of the possible (April 2014) Who is the network? More Book: Design Anthropological Futures A major contribution to the field, this ground-breaking book explores design anthropology's focus on futures and future-making. Examining what design anthropology is and what it is becoming, the authors push the frontiers of the discipline and reveal both the challenges for and the potential of this rapidly growing transdisciplinary field.Divided into four sections – Ethnographies of the Possible, Interventionist Speculation, Collaborative Formation of Issues, and Engaging Things – the book develops readers' understanding of the central theoretical and methodological aspects of future knowledge production in design anthropology. Bringing together renowned scholars such as George Marcus and Alison Clarke with young experimental design anthropologists from countries such as Denmark, Sweden, Austria, Brazil, the UK, and the United States, the sixteen chapters offer an unparalleled breadth of theoretical reflections and rich empirical case studies.Written by those at the forefront of the field, Design Anthropological Futures is destined to become a defining text for this growing discipline. A unique resource for students, scholars, and practitioners in design anthropology, design, architecture, material culture studies, and related fields. - See more at: http://www.bloomsbury.com/uk/design-anthropological-futures-978147428062... Conference: The Design Anthropological Futures CLOSING CONFERENCE was held 13-14 August 2015:Design Anthropological Futures explored future-making from a design anthropological perspective. The concept of futures relates both to the creation of visions and practices of the possible through transformative processes of anthropology and design, and to the exploration of new frontiers for the field of design anthropology. More info about the Conference Design Anthropological Futures Twitter: #designanthroresearch Go to Twitter Instagram: #designanthroresearch Go to Instagram About the Research Network for Design Anthropology Representing an encounter between two distinct disciplines, the field of design anthropology is in the process of being established. The Research Network for Design Anthropology is a collaboration between The Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts, Aarhus University, and the University of Southern Denmark, funded for two years by the Danish Research Council. We invite researchers from both Denmark and abroad to identify the potentials and challenges of this emerging field. The network explores important emerging modes of knowledge production within design anthropology, yet with constructive implications for both disciplines.To this end the network has convened three open seminars: 1) Ethnographies of the Possible2) Interventionist Speculation3) Collaborative Formation of IssuesThe closing conference brings together contributions from the seminars and from a broad international audience on August 13-14, 2015 in Copenhagen.The conference is sold out, and it's no longer possible to register. Keep an eye out for live streaming of the content on this website. Everyone are welcome to contribute via Twitter #designanthroresearch people Meet the Steering Group and the Participants of the Research Network for Design Anthropology See more Contact Center for Codesign ResearchMaster Programme in Codesign