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we are a small record label and gig promotion company based in London, UK. our label is pretty niche, working mainly in genres like shoegaze, post-rock, ambient electronica and lots of really noisy stuff. our concerts are similar - very theme based and normally very noisy.
we started the label and gig nights because of a love of shoegaze music, and how modern acts are influenced by this.
our target audience varies a fair bit, but they will be people that still like buying records, product matters to them. they'll be gig-goers, people that love live music and are enthusiastic about seeing bands at a really small scale onwards.
what we want is something that works well with our logo and somehow manages to convey what we are about. we already have a logo, which is pretty basic but used all over our product and website (http://www.clubac30.com). the font used is keyboard plaque.
alot of the music we release is huge walls of sound, take a listen to bands like slowdive, swervedriver, my bloody valentine, chapterhouse and others from the early 90s... and also listen to some of the bands we've released like air formation, televise, hearts of black science, exit calm, i concur (all of these will be on spotify, last.fm, myspace etc).
feel free to be creative with this. nothing too cute though, or overly "metal" either.
lastly, we're not overly keen on white t-shirts, so ideally something on a colour background.


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Fox's Huckabee Disregards Government's Potential Role In Averting Teacher Layoffs
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Fox News host Mike Huckabee argued today that creating jobs for teachers for the sake of boosting U.S. employment would be "nonsensical." In doing so, he ignored the sustained massive layoffs of teachers across the country since the end of the recession and the subsequent ramifications. In fact, there is every need to hire teachers during this recovery and not just because "you want to make some jobs," as Huckabee claimed.
Huckabee was responding to comments by President Obama calling on Republicans to pass his jobs plan, which Obama said "could create a million new jobs right now," including jobs for teachers and construction workers. Huckabee replied by saying:
HUCKABEE: The federal government doesn't hire teachers. Where do teachers get hired? Local school boards. Education is a local function not a federal function. It is not the job of the federal government to hire teachers.
And the other question is: Do you hire teachers 'cause you just want to make some jobs or do you hire teachers 'cause you actually need them 'cause you have more kids in the classroom than you had last year? That's a nonsensical kind of approach to job creation -- let's make some work, and let's just go into more debt to do it.
In fact, Obama was not asking the federal government to hire teachers; he was accurately noting the role government can play in staving off public sector job losses, which experts contend have played an especially detrimental role in swelling unemployment. From the Wall Street Journal:
The unemployment rate would be far lower if it hadn't been for those cuts: If there were as many people working in government as there were in December 2008, the unemployment rate in April would have been 7.1%, not 8.1%.
Ceteris is rarely paribus, of course: If there were more government jobs now, for example, it's likely that not as many people would have left the labor force, and so the actual unemployment rate would be north of 7.1%.
According to the Hamilton Project, teachers accounted for 220,000 of these public sector job loses from 2009 to 2011, a decline of 5.6 percent.
The Economy Policy Institute estimated that had the Jobs Act been enacted, "[a]id to state governments for rehiring teachers and first responders would have boosted employment by an additional 210,000 jobs," and that "[i]n total, full passage of the American Jobs Act would have increased employment by more than 1.6 million jobs."
This thinning of the teachers' ranks has not been good for students. A McClatchy Newspaper article detailed the effects of these teacher layoffs, quoting Tim Callahan, a spokesman with the Professional Association of Georgia Educators, who explained:
The larger classes are stressful for all teachers, but "particularly for our new teachers right out of school," Callahan said. "Suddenly they're looking at 34 or 35 high school students, so they really have to be part lion tamer, you know. It's tough. So the impact of increased class sizes is very negative."
In a March 2011 article, the New York Times reported that these layoffs "hurt school cohesion, undermine student achievement and rupture ties with parents." The article quoted Cleveland school superintendent Barbara Byrd-Bennett stating that layoffs due to budget cuts were "devastating for our classrooms."
In a May 20, 2010, report, the Center for Reinventing Public Education at the University of Washington explained:
When schools see more teacher turnover, established relationships are lost -- such as with families and teachers, between teachers, and with principals and teachers. Teacher turnover means that process of building and sustaining working relationships starts over. Additionally, site-based professional development and teachers reassigned may be unhappy in their new assignments. All of these factors work together to further destabilize schools with high turnover, to the detriment of students.
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Meet & Eat: Molly Durham
Interviews with our contributors.
Editor's Note: I'm pleased to announce a new addition to the team! Molly has written for a number of other publications in Chicago and started writing for us a few weeks ago. Currently, she's covering the downtown sandwich scene, but that's only the beginning of her food obsessions. I'll let her take it from here.
Name: Molly Durham
Location: Chicago
Occupation: Deal Qualifier at Groupon
Twitter: @featsofeats
Guilty pleasures? Fried chicken. I also have a crippling addiction to Cheez-Its.
Describe your perfect meal. I'd have to just say everything on the menu at Au Cheval, plus the ability to consume it all in one sitting. A dream.
What food won't you eat? I hate beets, which is truly tragic given the fact that they're so often paired with my favorite thing: goat cheese.
Favorite food person? I'm a fan of Julia Child, not only for her food but also for her sassy nature and the fact that she was a fellow tall girl.
When did you first realize you were a serious eater? When I started taking more photos of food than people in college and getting into cooking—that was a sure sign.
What do your family and friends think of your food obsessions? They love that I can give a restaurant recommendation quickly and that I bake so often. They're often on the receiving end of some treats!
Favorite food sites or blogs? Smitten Kitchen and Lottie + Doof are two favorites.
Everyone has a go-to person they call for restaurant recommendations. Who's yours? I need one of these! Mostly I just refer to my massive list of restaurants I'm attempting to truck through, building that from sites like Serious Eats, Chicagoist, Eater and the like.
What is your favorite meal of the day and where do you get it? I love breakfast on weekends when I have the time to really make it. Either I'll make a breakfast sandwich or omelet, or scratch cooking entirely and eat as many donuts from Glazed & Infused as I possibly can. The breakfast sandwiches at Butcher & the Burger and Floriole are also tops.
Do you ever cook? What's the best dish you make? Yes I do, but most of my best dishes are desserts. I make a mean simple cheesecake with a graham cracker crust. As for non-baking, my best is probably my family's Bolognese sauce, which takes two days to make and is a secret recipe.
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Learning More About Skin Care Anti Aging Creams And Lotions
With more research underway surrounding the endocannabinoid system and cannabinoids such as CBD and THC, many new methods for infusing products with cannabinoids are being developed. One of the most intriguing is in using them within skin care products.
Cannabis topicals come in the form of lotion, salves, balms, and oils, all of which have been infused with cannabinoids. They absorb into the skin directly upon application. Topicals have only grown in popularity over the years. In fact, THC and CBD has even been utilized in general cosmetic products and even personal lubricants.
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Applying cannabinoids topically will allow them to absorb into the body quite quickly. The relief is also more focused, generally only affecting the specific area where the product was used. On the other hand, smoking or ingesting marijuana affects the entire body, and it can take up to two hours for any effects to be felt.
CBD Skin Care Topicals are only mildly invasive, and they make a strong entryway for those that are curious to dip their toes into the world of medical cannabis. The prospect of smoking or ingestion is quite scary to the uninitiated. External options make a fantastic compromise.
It's also worth noting that topicals are not psychoactive. The endocannabinoid system is activated, and any mind altering properties are blocked from entering the bloodstream. It's worth noting that topical dosages must be quite large. Since the skin of humans absorbs cannabinoids at a low rate, a liberal application is suggested as a workaround.
That said, CBD and CBN can work their way into the skin much easier than THC. They're also more likely to engage the receptors of the CB2 cannabinoids. As such, they have become quite popular for cannabis topical manufacturers. CBD Skin Care Lotions contents have much more hemp than your run of the mill variety of marijuana. Hemp has numerous benefits, included significantly lower toxicity.
CBD oil lotion is also quite popular since there are dual purposes at play. They'll smooth out and even soften the skin of the applied area. Of course, they also allow highly specific use of CBD. It's not uncommon for people to become very adamant that CBD oil Skin Care in For Anti-wrinkle become a regular part of their lives after trying it for the first time. The FDA isn't keen on any particular health claims being made of course, but it's hard to deny the satisfaction rate of those that have been using CBD topicals thus far.
THC is quite well known, having been included in the conversation about marijuana for quite some time now. CBD has become more prominent as of late thanks to plenty of research and trials however. It has been shown to help prevent pain, anxiety, and even nausea. It also happens to be legal when extracted from industrial hemp. There is still much work to be done towards achieving widespread understanding and use of topical products such as CBD Skin Care in For Anti-wrinkle , but it's clear that we're many steps closer than ever before.
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Who: Hoots and Hellmouth
What: Roots/Soul Band
Where: Philadelphia, PA
Philadelphia's Hoots & Hellmouth blend the twisted roots of American music in a fierce and fiery alchemy. Soulful three-part harmonies comingle with stringed things and foot stomps to build a synergy that bursts from both stage and speaker with aural aplomb. It's city and country. It's rock and soul. It's bleeding, sweating, crying, rejoicing…It's alive! Ask anyone who's seen them perform, from Portland, ME to Portland, OR, and they'll tell you the same.
Five years, eight bassists and two full-length albums into its career (2007's "Self-Titled" and 2009's "The Holy Open Secret"), the band continually seeks to evolve. New songs, new sounds, new members…changes keep things fresh and vibrant. To that end, 2011 promises to produce quite a harvest for Hoots & Hellmouth. New songs under construction are available to fans via the band's "Window In The Woodshed" blog, and studio versions of those songs and more will be released independently throughout the year.
One thing that won't change any time soon is the band's love of the road. Touring relentlessly both on their own and with friends (Dr. Dog, O'Death, Heartless Bastards, Langhorne Slim, Grace Potter, etc.), the band performs in all manner of venues. From rock clubs to folk festivals, they tour consistently and persistently, including triumphant stops at Wakarusa, the Philadelphia Folk Festival, thousands of dive bars and more than a few farms in between.
Hoots & Hellmouth see every show as an opportunity to help strengthen a sense of local community among their audiences. More than just a product, this music is at once a celebration and a mourning – championing the human potential to feel deeply and come together as a unified whole, while bemoaning the fact that much in modern life seems to work against just that. It's a catharsis for damaged 21st Century humans and their environs. It's new music for old souls.
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How safe is grocery store chicken?
I am not a member of any raw feeding groups and my husband is not hunting anymore so I don't have access to many sources for raw meats except the grocery stores.
How safe is regular old grocery store chicken? It is on sale often for about $1.00 a pound and has been the mainstay of the raw diet for my dog, and we also eat grocery store chicken (cooked of course).
But how about these articles?
Antibiotics in chicken linked to bladder infections in humans –
http://www.nydailynews.com/life-style/h ... -1.1112914
http://grist.org/news/researchers-find- ... tibiotics/
http://grist.org/factory-farms/finally- ... superbugs/
It also says that 80% of the antibiotics in the US are used in livestock. No wonder the Japanese banned the import of US beef.
And what about the arsenic in chicken that is fed to them in their food?
http://www.naturalnews.com/032659_arsen ... z2JdPHSa6y
Does anyone have info on if cooking this meat removes some of the antibiotics/hormones? I would not think that would take out arsenic but does it remove some of the other stuff?
But if chicken is causing bladder infections in people, certainly they are not eating raw chicken so I guess that answers my question…
So if you are feeding grocery store chicken to your dogs, how bad is it? And how different from this chicken is the chicken used in quality kibble and in pre-made raw such as the Nature's Variety raw patties?
I have switched to eating supposedly (if you can trust the labels!) hormone free antibiotic free chicken these days and I am wondering if I should buy it for dog food too? I can get these chicken quarters for about $1.79 to $2 a pound… so not much different than quality kibble and less than pre-made raw.
Any thoughts on all this…?


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|Joel E. Smilow '54 Assoc. HC (OC, OL)
Clark, who will enter his sixth season as the Joel E. Smilow '54 Associate Head Coach in 2008, came to Yale in 1997 as the offensive line coach and still works with the big guys. His coaching has contributed to numerous offensive records, and he has mentored linemen who have earned 10 first-team All-Ivy honors and three All-Americans. He was the offensive line coach and run game coordinator at Columbia for five seasons prior to his arrival in New Haven. He left his position as offensive line coach and recruiting coordinator at Wagner College to join the Lions in 1992. Clark assisted coaching the defensive secondary at the University of Maine and Rutgers University prior to that. He began his coaching career as the head coach of the Bolzano Jets (spring-summer 1986, 1987), an Italian professional team located in the Alto Adige, where he compiled a 21-6 record and reached the semifinal round of the playoffs each season. Clark, a southwestern Pa. native, played football and wrestled at Peters Township High, then went on to compete in both sports at Lafayette College. He was the starting left tackle for the Leopards for two-plus years and earneda degree in metallurgical engineering in 1985. He returned to coach the Lafayette tackles and tight ends in 1986 during the Italian league's offseason. Clark and his wife, Kristen, and their son, Kaelan, live in New Haven. Contact Coach Clark: firstname.lastname@example.com
Recruiting Areas:Western Pennsylvania, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio
|Yale's All-Ivy Offensive Linemen during Clark's tenure:
|Jeff Monaco (First Team)
Darius Dale (Second Team)
Ty Davis (honorable mention)
|Ed McCarthy (First Team)
Jeff Monaco (First Team)
Nick Wachtler (honorable mention)
|Ed McCarthy (First
Brett Crandall (honorable mention)
|Rory Hennessey (First
Ed McCarthy (Second Team)
|Rory Hennessey (First
Jake Kohl (First Team)
Will Conroy (Second Team)
|David Farrell (First
Kyle Metzler (Second Team)
Rory Hennessey (Honorable Mention)
|Ben Sproul (Second Team)
David Farrell (Honorable Mention)
Kyle Metzler (Honorable Mention)
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Ben Sproul (Second Team)
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esi − get or set the end system identifier (ESI)
esi [itf]
esi [−f] esi [itf]
esi −V
esi is used to show or set the end system identifier (ESI, a unique six-byte number corresponding to the MAC address of LAN technologies like Ethernet) of an ATM interface. If the interface number itf is omitted, interface 0 is used by default. The esi argument is a string of twelve hex digits.
Only the ESI stored in the kernel is accessed; esi does not change the ESI stored on the NIC. If a non-zero ESI is already set on an interface, the −f option has to be used to overwrite it.
Note that ESI changes are not automatically propagated throughout the system, e.g. to ilmid. esi should therefore be used early during system initialization.
force overwriting an existing ESI.
print version number of esi on standard output and exit.
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HOMER - Rev. Robert "Bob" Allan Hill, Sr., 85, died Tuesday, March 19, 2013, at his residence.
He was born in Atlanta, the son of the late Fred Gordon and Mae Henderson Hill. He was a member of Webbs Creek Baptist Church. Rev. Hill graduated from Boys High School, Bob Jones University, and Southern Seminary. He pastored at Webbs Creek Baptist, Homer Baptist, Duluth First Baptist, Millville Baptist, Kenwood Baptist, Sand Spring Baptist in Lawrenceburg, Ky., Cedar Creek Baptist, and Louisville Baptist. Rev. Hill was preceded in death by a sister, Marion Hill.
Survivors include his wife, Marguerite Hovis Hill, Homer; daughter, Margaret Hill McCall, Homer; sons, Robert Allan Hill, Jr., Louisville, Ky., and John Gordon Hill, Roanoke, Va.; grandchildren, Natalie Hill-Miller, Weston Hill, Lauren McCall, John McCall, Micah McCall, Adam Hill and Megan Hill; and great-grandchildren, Harrison Hill-Miller and Jackson Hill-Miller.
Funeral services will be at held at 2 p.m., Saturday, March 23, at Webbs Creek Baptist Church with the Revs. Stacey Phillips and Wade Lott officiating. Interment will follow in Hill Family Cemetery. The family will receive friends at the funeral home Friday, March 22, from 6 to 8 p.m.
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The right long hairstyle will bring your natural beauty to the forefront. People will notice your best features and skip over the blemishes. The style of your hair will make a great impression on the people who you meet.
It is the shape of the face that determines your best style. Your hair is the frame for your face, and a great frame can make the rest of you look like a million bucks. The wrong long hairstyles will make you look as if you do not care about yourself. And we all know what they say about first impressions.
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|Anne Hathaway long straight pony tail hairstyle
|Jessica Biel long feathered hairstyle
The Feathered hair was a hit in the 70's and 80's. The hair was the length of the ear and some went as far as the shoulder. It was popular with both men and women. It could be layered on both sides and had a part in the middle.
The Hime cut is where the hair is grown down below the shoulder with the bangs cut above the eyes. This popular cut is a very high maintenance hairstyle.
Caring for your long, straight hair is a must if you wish to avoid tangles. Work out tangles with your fingers, be gentle. Do not yank the brush as this creates breaks and frizzles. Use a name-brand shampoo and massage it into your scalp. You should then wash your hair in cool water. Use good conditioner for your hair as this will protect it from breakage. Pat your hair and let it air dry. Comb and brush through it while it is drying, your hair will keep its shape as it dries.
These can also work for wavy, long hairstyles. Long, wavy hair looks beautiful loose and flowing down your shoulders. You may wish to use highlights on it.
Take a look at these long straight and long wavy hairstyles pictures below:
|Emma Roberts long wavy hairstyle
|Hilary Duff long straight hairstyle
|Leighton Meester long straight hairstyle
|Reese Witherspoon long straight blonde hairstyle
Great and Easy Long Braided Hairstyles
People braid their hair for many reasons. Keeping the hair out of the eyes is one reason, and keeping the hair in place is another. Some braids are traditional and others are custom. There is an air of elegance in braided hair. There are many styles of braided hair that women, over the centuries, have used. There is the Dutch Braid, French Twist, the Fallera, bun and the Yulia.
The Dutch Braid appears to be braided into the hair. It is seen as a backward braid with the strands going under rather than over as the French Braid does. It is used to keep hair out of the way, to look nice and not have to worry about it when out and about.
The French Twist is an updo hairstyle that involves a loose pony tail twisted up. These long hairstyles are used with clips, pins, combs, or even sticks. These can be worn to proms and weddings.
The Crown hairstyle is a traditional hairstyle Ukrainian women wear. It is also known as the Crown Braid that consists of a single braid wrapped around the head. This type of hairstyle is worn by Yulia Tymoshenko.
Below are some pictures of the beauty long braided hairstyles:
|Blake Lively long braided hairstyle
|Kim Kardashian side braid hairstyle
|Selena Gomez long braided hairstyle
|Long straight hairstyle with French braids
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Long curly hair has a habit of breaking easier than long hairstyles. Curly hair must be air-dried and styled 20 minutes before completely dry. Curly hair cuts best when wet. This way your hairdresser can see its natural shape and cut accordingly. A layered style works well with curly-haired people.
Curly-haired people should get perms. Perms give a curly-haired person great ringlets and more body to their hair.
People want what they cannot have. If you despair at having curly or long wavy hairstyles and are envious of straight-haired people, then realize straight-haired people are envious of curly-haired people. Embrace your curly hair and know that it can be styled in different ways.
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In addition to reading background information (including mission and history), visitors can read about the people associated with our center, and access information on our training program and lecture series that are ongoing at Yale University. Each year at the Zigler Center our faculty and fellows are active in several research and policy projects. Activities also include writing our annual report, producing several policy-relevant publications, providing interviews for popular media, giving testimony at governmental proceedings, and providing support and technical assistance to a network of over 1300 public schools nationwide through the Center's School of the 21st Century program.
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When David Akers is the thing going right, you know things are going all wrong for the 49ers.
Akers made a 54-yard field goal just before half, which allowed the 49ers to carve the Seahawks lead to 28-6.
The Seahawks have now scored 136 points in their last 10 quarters, after hanging 58 on the Cardinals and 50 on the Bills.
But those are the Cardinals and the Bills, and tonight they're hammering a good team, one that many people thought was the best in the league about a six days and 22 hours ago.
The process of coming back will be more difficult for the 49ers without tight end Vernon Davis, who was ruled out with a concussion.


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Pacers' Hill to play in Game 6
Indianapolis, IN – Indiana Pacers point guard George Hill has been cleared to participate in Saturday's pivotal Game 6 of the team's Eastern Conference semifinal series with the New York Knicks.
Hill sat out Thursday's 85-75 loss to the Knicks with a concussion he sustained while colliding with New York center Tyson Chandler during the first half of Tuesday's Game 4. The Indianapolis native finished that game with a team-best 26 points to lead the Pacers to a 93-82 triumph.
The 27-year-old was questionable heading into Saturday's matchup, but the Pacers announced he has since passed the NBA's mandatory protocol for players returning from concussions.
"Over the last two days under the care of the Indiana Pacers' medical staff, George Hill has participated in each step of the NBA's Return-to-Participation Exertion Protocol as part of the NBA's Concussion Policy," the Pacers said in a statement. "During the process, George remained symptom-free after each step including his workouts earlier today. After consultation with Dr. Jeffrey Kutcher, the NBA's Director of Concussion Management, the Pacers' team physicians have cleared George to play in tonight's game."
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Rylan's Eagle Scout project started by contacting a Utah Air National Guardsman, who along with fellow soldiers, started the TAO Project (The Afghanistan Orphanage Project). Through the TAO Project and Operation Give, the donated items will be shipped directly to U.S. soldiers to distribute in Afghanistan.
Afghanistan has a population of approximately 24 million people. After three decades of war, two million of those are now parent-less children. The TAO Project has been given 50 acres of land on which to build an orphanage which will house 500 girls and 500 boys.
Rylan gives a big thank you to those who donated to this great cause. Also heartfelt thanks to scouts and youth who helped collect, sort and box up the donations. This could not have been accomplished without them. They recorded more than 193 hours of service to this effort. And that is just the ones they know about.
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I am after a particular episode of the Monsters series that ran in the early 90's. The episode is titled The Waiting Game and involves some airforce people waiting in a ICBM bunker after a nuclear war while vampires in the radioactive city outside bang on the door every night trying to get in the bunker.
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I am used to losing money, in fact I am quite good at it. Clothes I don't need, food I can't eat, gadgets I don't really want, even holidays I knew deep down I would hate.
But each time, no matter how big the loss, I have been able to comfort myself with the small fact that it has been entirely my own fault. Nobody has tried to pull a fast one over me.
Until, that is, I decided to apply for my three-year old son to join a UAE school. From school to school, I have been given the runaround – and ultimately, I have had money taken from me which I will never see again. If it happened in any other industry, it would be a national scandal. Yet for some reason, the education sector appears to get away with it without anyone blinking an eyelid.
Before I delve into the wider issues, here is a brief summary of my own experience (one I know that is being shared by thousands of parents across the country). When my son was less than a year old, in October 2010, I applied for him to join various schools in Dubai. The plan was he would start in September 2013, but given the high demand for places, I was told to apply many years in advance, and to several different schools.
Easy enough, except this comes with a catch: almost every private school in Dubai charges a registration fee, purely for the privilege of applying to join. The amount is often as high as AED500 (US$136). But regardless of whether you get a place or not, you never get this money back - it is, I was told, part of processing fee.
One of the schools I applied to is one of the most prestigious in Dubai, which has had nothing less than "outstanding" ratings by the KDHA. They told me back in October 2010 that I was one of the first parents to apply for a place and so had a good chance. They asked me for the AED500 in cash, which I handed over. I also handed over similar amounts to various other schools.
Nearly three years on, not a single of the schools I applied to has come back with an offer of a place. Not one has even bothered to tell me I don't have a place. I rang the school above with the "outstanding" ratings last week, and after several emails and phone calls, eventually got through to the registrar.
"Ah yes, sorry, we only had 80 places this year and 70 of those went to siblings, so you didn't get a place," she told me.
Was the school ever going to bother letting me know, I asked?
"No," she said. "We only tell you if you have a place."
Strange I wasn't told this in October 2010 when the school was only too happy to take my cash. But given the school has not even bothered to email me once, and it appears I never had chance of a place there, what was my AED500 spent on?
"So I can answer the phone to you," the school told me, before adding: "Wages have to be paid."
Really? Is that what we have come to? A school in the UAE, in 2013, charges AED500 to answer the phone? What incredible arrogance. Who do these people really think they are? Estate agents?
Let's say, for example, that 500 other parents applied for a place without success? That would equate to a staggering AED250,000 (US$68,000) for doing absolutely nothing. Oh, sorry, for answering the phone. How much are private schools making across the UAE by charging these fees? I know for a fact that many schools have literally hundreds of children on the waiting list, having collected AED500 from each one. The figures could run into millions of dollars each year.
I have spoken to many other parents and many have forked out around AED2,500 in application fees - and most have been unsuccessful in getting any place. We have been told that most places are already taken by companies, preference given to siblings, or anyone with good connections. Did you send your kid to a nursery also owned by the same school? If not, tough luck, thanks for the cash.
I know of one parent who has a receipt for one school showing that back in 2010 when she made the application, she was third in the queue. Yet three years on she hasn't secured a single place for her child. Like me, she has thrown thousands of dirhams in the dustbin. But where did all this cash go? Are schools really claiming that it costs AED500 to process an application for a place that probably never existed in the first place? How much can it cost to enter someone's details on a computer, and then not have to bother calling them three years later?
If, however, schools want to hide behind the KHDA guidelines and claim they are legally entitled to taking this money (which they are), then they need to be transparent about what is happening to the money: exactly what did they charge AED500 for? How big was the original waiting list? If there was never a chance of getting a place, why are schools still taking the money?
What the schools are doing is completely wrong. They should refund all the money to parents who do not get a place, and they should refund it now.
* I rang the school in question above and they have since offered to refund my AED500. I suggest all parents do the same.
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My son plays the piano without referring to musical scores. Can we record the scores?
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Unintended Journeys is a photographic exhibit in collaboration with Magnum Photos on view until August 13, 2014 on the second floor of the National Museum of Natural History. This is the first post in a series exploring the relationship between humans and the environment, and the consequences of human migration and displacement.
This post, and others about the exhibit, are a collaboration between George Washington University students taking Dr. Joshua A. Bell's seminar Resources, Consumption and the Environment, as well as interns working with Dr. Bell on the exhibit project.
The history of Homo sapiens isdefined by movement and interaction with the environment. For thousands of years humans have individually and collectively travelled around the world searching for better opportunities, searching for natural resources to exploit and as a result of being displaced by natural and human made disasters. These movements and the consumption of resources that they inevitably entail have only increased since European industrialization in the 19th century. With the enormous momentum of current human expansion, researchers are increasingly arguing that we have entered a new geologic time period known as the anthropocene. This new time period is understood as being distinct from the last 12,000 years because of the global environmental changes affected by humans. It is increasingly being argued that human related changes to the Earth's environment could activate a new type of migration, an exodus from formerly fertile and habitable land found in areas all over the globe.
This image taken by Jonas Bendiksen in the Ganges Delta in Bangladesh in 2009 is a case in point. Wading through knee high floodwaters caused by Cyclone Aila's destruction of the region's protective dikes, displaced villages have had to abandon their homes, and at the time of the floods had to carry drinking water to their new homes. At the time this photograph was taken displaced villagers from Dakkhin Jhapa settled in makeshift huts and tents on the regions dikes. While it may be easy for some to dismiss this image as an event that happens elsewhere to other people, the same climatic shifts that have intensified Bangladesh's monsoon season and have lead to the raising sea levels affecting the area, helped contribute to Hurricane Katrina which devastated the New Orleans and the wider Gulf of Mexico coast.
Bringing these events into a visual dialogue with other natural and environmental disasters, Unintended Journeys explores the relationships humans have to their environments and how individuals, communities, Nation States and international aid organizations responded to these events. The show also asks visitors to think about the role of photography and media in shaping our perceptions of these tragedies.
Unintended Journeys focuses on five natural disasters within the last decade: the impact of Hurricane Katrina (2005), the earthquake in Haiti (2010), the earthquake and resulting tsunami in northern Japan (2011) and the ongoing issues of desertification in northern Kenya and impacts of climatic shifts on Bangladesh. Collectively these events and processes are part of a growing trend of disasters worsened by mounting population pressures, increasing poverty, and shifting climate patterns. The wide range of cultures and environments in the exhibit allow us to think about the global connections that may exist between events separated by space and time. The show utilizes images taken by thirteen photographers of the award-winning Magnum Photos agency, renowned for its 65-year engagement with humanitarian issues.
- Peter van Agtmael
- Jonas Bendiksen
- Jean Gaumy
- Alex Majoli
- Dominic Nahr
- Eli Reed
- Jerome Sessini
- Chris Steele-Perkins
- Larry Towell
Collectively the images in this exhibit reveal humanity's vulnerability to the unpredictable power of nature and the fragility of our relationships with the environment. They also demonstrate humanity's resilience in the face of calamity. Each section of the exhibit depicts the impact of specific events and the resolutions communities utilized to address and cope with these impacts.
These topics will only become more relevant in the next twenty years and beyond. In 2008, the Norwegian Refugee Council and Internal Displacement Monitoring Centre reported, at least 36 million people were abruptly displaced due to natural disasters. Similarly, the United Nations High Commission for Refugees predicted in 2009 that by mid century there will be between 50 and 200 million people displaced by climate change. The issues posed by rapid and accelerated change are the greatest challenges faced today and for the foreseeable future. Knowledge of our relationship with and impact on the environment is central to resolving the problems arising from these changes.
According to the International Organization for Migration's 2010 World Migration Report, migration increased from 150 million people in 2000 to 214 million in 2010, and could reach 405 million by 2050. While aggregate numbers of that kind are impactful, it is important to look beyond them into the lived outcomes of migrants' lives.
Though the events emphasized happened in the last decade, we are aware that natural and environmental disasters continue to affect different parts of the world in recent times as well — such as the Sichuan earthquake in China (2008), Hurricane Sandy in New Jersey (2012), and Typhoon Haiyan in the Philippines (2013). We invite you to learn more about environmental events no longer covered by the media but still affecting communities, and to reflect on our relationships with our environment and the impact of disasters on communities worldwide.
We also encourage you to share your stories and experiences of an environmental disaster. If your story is selected, all or a select portion of it will be featured in the exhibit and on the Unintended Journeys website among other publicly submitted stories and images. Please click here for more information and to share your journey with us.
Matthew Kennedy (MSU), Karlie Leung (GWU), Liza Floyd (GWU), Yousry Benayoun (GWU), Melanie Emas (GWU) and Joshua A. Bell (SI) contributed to this post.


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Ok I give up, why are the leading edges of kite and windsurf racing fins sharp?
windsurf fins have been around for ever, so I suspect it's been proven faster just can't figure out why or see any research on the topic.
Each fin I looked at aren't just thin rounded leading edges, they F'n SHARP!
Cavitation/ventillation reasons?
In the aircraft world everything subsonic region is a rounded leading edge, because it has less abrupt stall characteristics. and the laminar flow is less likely to be disturbed by small changes to the angle of attack causing drag. Watching kite board racing, the board is all over the place in the chop and there is no way these things a rocking a steady AofA.
a sharp edge can create low drag but this is typically only at AofA of zero
The fins on a race board are symmetric and generate lift from the drift angle, no way these things are operating at zero AofA
Sharp edges has advantages in supersonic flow by preventing bow shock and wave drag in front of the aircraft in supersonic speeds. So is often what is found on fighter planes and supersonic aircraft but NOT on subsonic craft.
any windsurfers care to elaborate on the evolution of sharp LE fins?
or is this just cuz windsurfers and kite racers are a bunch of monkeys?


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John Boswell oversees legal services and licensing operations worldwide for SAS. In this role, he leads a group of more than 96 attorneys and 300 staff members globally. He is also responsible for the Government Affairs, Enterprise Negotiation and Risk departments at SAS. As part of the executive management team, Boswell helps set direction and policies for the company.
Given that intellectual property is essential to SAS, Boswell has taken a leading role in the fight to reform patent and patent litigation laws. His efforts have focused on the patent troll problem. Boswell has been successful in achieving reforms in both state and federal laws in this area.
"Because big data is so important to our customers, I have directed much of my attention to the data privacy reform efforts in Europe," said Boswell. He is a recognized industry spokesman to the European parliament, the European Commission and the member states stressing the economic opportunity afforded by big data, innovation and analytics, as well as the potential negative effect new privacy regulations can have on European economic growth.
He began his career at SAS as a Senior Marketing Counsel, leading domestic and international sales negotiations. Before joining SAS, Boswell was President of Vista Development Corp. and served as General Counsel and Secretary for Raima Corp. Prior to that, he was in private practice.
Boswell holds a law degree and a bachelor's degree in philosophy from the University of South Carolina at Columbia. His primary philanthropy efforts involve protecting and empowering African AIDS orphans through the charity ZOE Ministry.


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More than 90% of our chemistry majors become actively engaged in research during their academic careers either during the semester or during the summer. Approximately 15-18 students do research on campus each summer with chemistry faculty and another 20-25 students typically do research during the academic school year. Some students start doing research during their first year.
Students interested in pursuing careers in medicine also have access to clinical internships, skill training and direct patient care experiences through a special partnership with Finger Lakes Health, a local health system with 75 staff physicians and a broad range of primary and specialty services located just one mile from campus.
A list of students and their current research projects is found below:
2013 Summer
Andrew Baird '14 (van Giessen)
"Computer Simulation of Protein Aggregation"
Kathryn Bezbatchenko '15 (Bowyer)
"Measuring Rates of Heterogenous Reactions: Indium Mediated Allylation"
Matthew Church '14 (van Giessen)
"Computer Simulation of Protein Aggregation"
Stephanie Cramer '15 (Miller)
"HDACi Cancer Therapeutic Laboratory Project: Depsipeptide Analog Synthesis"
Christine Ferry '14 (van Giessen)
"Computer Simulation of Protein Aggregation"
Janae Garofalo '15 (Miller)
"Toward a Solid-Phase Synthesis of HDAC Inhibitor Spiruchostatin A"
Maeve Holton '15 (Pelkey)
"Synthesis and Reactions of Tetramic Acids"
Melissa Mahajan '15 (K. Slade)
"Macromolecular Crowding and its Implication on Enzyme Kinetics"
Maria Mangine '14 (K. Slade)
"Isolating Thd14 Protein from Tetrahymena Cells"
Megan Musa '15 (Bowyer)
"Measuring Rates of Heterogenous Reactions: Indium Mediated Allylation"
Amanda Reusch '15 (van Giessen)
"Computer Simulation of Protein Aggregation"
Troy Robinson '15 (Bowyer)
"Measuring Rates of Heterogenous Reactions: Indium Mediated Allylation"
Greg Shelkey '14 (Miller)
"New Reaction Conditions for Latent Thioester Chemoselective Ligation"
Anola Stage '15 (K. Slade)
"Macromolecular Crowding and its Implication on Enzyme Kinetics"
Amy van Loon '14 (Pelkey)
"Synthesis and Reactions of Tetramic Acids"
Previous Research Projects
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Faculty Research
All of the chemistry faculty are research and grant active and involve undergraduate students in their research programs. Faculty research interests include synthetic chemistry, analytical chemistry, computational chemistry, and the chemistry and pharmacology of alcohol.
Recent Presentations at National Meetings
Professor Walter Bowyer, Analytical Chemistry
Rates and Mechanism of Indium Mediated Allylation; Effects of Volcanic Eruptions on the Chemistry of Tree Rings
Reactions at metal surfaces are important in many areas of chemistry, but tools to study them are relatively limited. We study reactions of organobromides at indium surfaces using photomicroscopy and NMR spectrometry in order to measure the rate and determine the mechanism of the reaction. A second project involves the studying the effect of volcanic eruptions on the chemistry of tree rings. We are exploring the effect of two volcanic eruptions on the chemistry of wood: the 1980 eruption of Mt. St. Helens and the 1630 BC eruption of Thera on the Greek island of Santorini. This research is significant because volcanoes have significant climatic and archaeological effects, and this research may help us determine the dates of past eruptions more accurately.
Professor David Craig, Biochemistry
Social Norms Approach to Alcohol Abuse Prevention
My research group conducts late-night blood alcohol tests late at night in residence halls. Results of our studies help educate the community on the differences between perceptions and the actual BAC distributions measured amongst different student populations.
Professor Christine de Denus, Inorganic Chemistry
Synthesis and Characterization of Novel Molecular Wire Candidates
Research in my group is directed toward the synthesis and characterization of inorganic molecular wire candidates. These materials may find applications in the molecular electronics industry where they could some day be used to replace the silicon chip technology currently found in computers. It is well known that materials that contain metals and/or aromatic rings are able to conduct electricity. My research group has been investigating how the construction of materials that contain large aromatic terpyridine groups held together with Ru, Fe, or Os metal centers behave. We are investigating the preparation of a number of small molecular wire candidates that can be characterized by multinuclear NMR, IR, mass spectrometry, elemental analysis, and electrochemistry.
Professor Justin Miller, Organic Chemistry
Solid-Phase Synthesis of Cysteine-Containing Potential Anticancer Compounds
Students will synthesize potential anticancer chemotherapeutics using new synthetic methodology that has been developed in the Miller laboratory. The new methodology is based on solid-phase resins capable of supporting the synthesis of peptidic molecules containing at least one cysteine residue. Along with the synthesis of potential anticancer agents, these resins will find a range of applications involving efficient synthetic routes towards other valuable, biologically relevant targets and their analogs.
Professor Erin Pelkey, Organic Chemistry
Developing New Synthetic Methods in Heterocyclic Chemistry
The objective of this research is to design and develop new synthetic methods that can be utilized in the preparation of nitrogen heterocycles with demonstrated biological activity (anti-inflammatory, anti-cancer, anti-HIV, etc). We are particularly interested in developing methods that offer strategic advantages over previous methods with regard to efficiency and/or flexiblity. The utility of these methods will be evaluated through their application to the synthesis of staurosporinone, heterocyclic analogs of staurosporinone, 3-pyrrolin-2-one analogs of Vioxx, and the aristolactam alkaloids. Staurosporinone is a potent inhibitor of protein kinase C (potential anti-cancer agent) and an important building block used in the synthesis of the indolocarbazole alkaloids.
Professor Kristin Slade, Biochemistry
Macromolecular Crowding and its Implication on Enzyme Kinetics Chromatin Modifications
The interior of cells consists of a heterogeneous mixture of macromolecules that are tens to hundreds of times more concentrated than the dilute conditions used in most in vitro studies. I am interested in how this densely packed interior affects enzyme kinetics. More specifically, my focus involves enzymes that alter DNA structure in order to control gene transcription, because this has downstream implications in aging and many human diseases including cancer. Yet, even at fundamental level of understanding the basic science, many compelling questions arise: Do crowded cellular conditions enhance or reduce the rate of reactions? Are the effects of crowding enzyme specific, or are general trends observed? Students in my lab use chemical, analytical and biological techniques to address these questions. We focus on creating controlled, in vitro environments containing crowding agents that mimic intracellular conditions and using UV/Vis spectroscopy to assess the kinetics.
Professor Alan van Giessen, Physical Chemistry
Determination of Aggregation Phase Diagram for Amyloid-like Peptides via Computer Simulation
Research in the van Giessen group focuses on the understanding of how proteins fold into their native, biologically active configuration in the crowded cellular environment. The majority of theoretical and computational work on protein folding and aggregation has been done on single molecules, a situation far removed from true cellular conditions. We aim to address this deficit between simulation and reality. Students will use Molecular Dynamics-based simulations of model proteins and crowding agents to determine the effect of the concentration, size, and chemical nature of the crowding agents on the stability of secondary structure motifs (α-helices and β-sheets) and of the protein as a whole. In addition, we are interested in how the crowded environment can stabilize misfolded proteins, promote or discourage aggregation, and lead to the formation of amyloid fibrils associated with degenerative diseases such as Alzheimer's Disease, Parkinson's Disease, and Type II Diabetes.


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In truth, my career as a Scout leader really began just after my son was born. Like many new fathers, I started thinking about what my son might do in his life. He might play sports; he might learn music; he might like the outdoors. While driving home one day, I saw the local Boy Scout Service Center and I stopped in to find out what I could about the program. The lady sold me a Boy Scout Handbook and she told me to come back for a Scoutmaster's Handbook if I liked what I saw.
Reading the Boy Scout Handbook was an eye-opening experience. I was amazed that so many wonderful activities were crammed into such a small book. I was also dismayed that I never was a Boy Scout, that I never got to do all the wonderful things I was reading about.
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Hope College student-athletes recently volunteered their time at Special Days Camp, a two-week summer program that provides a camp experience for children who currently have or have had cancer or leukemia and their siblings.
The first week of camp is always dedicated to siblings; all of the campers during this week have a brother or sister that has been diagnosed with cancer. The following week houses kids who are cancer patients.
During both weeks of camp, kids participate in normal childhood camp activities including horseback riding, arts and crafts, swimming, boating and campfires. They learn life skills and develop friendships with other kids who are going through the same experiences.
Senior track and field athlete Amanda Thomas has spent many summers with Special Days, first as a camper and then as a counselor. At the young age of two, Amanda began a personal battle with cancer which turned her family's world upside down. Special Days Camp became an outlet not only for Amanda, but also her siblings. It was time to get away from the sadness and struggle that accompanied her diagnosis and to have a "normal" camp experience.
Amanda wanted to share her camp experience with Hope student-athletes and organized a group of athletes to volunteer during both weeks of camp. Athletes served at the annual carnival where they helped with games, played beach volleyball and ultimate frisbee, and participated in arts and crafts time. They even were invited to participate in the pudding eating contest! After the carnival, Hope student-athletes had the opportunity to stay and eat dinner with the campers where they were welcomed into all of the camp traditions.
Student-athletes had a great time interacting with the kids and were greatly impacted by their experiences throughout the day. Hope athletes are appreciative of the opportunity they had to serve alongside Special Days Camp as what they do for those affected by childhood cancer is truly remarkable.


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CAIRO (Reuters) - The Cairo hospital is full. Men are crammed two, three, four to a room. Their clothes are soaked with blood.
Their story starts the same way. It was dawn, they were praying. Then someone shouted, and they found themselves under fire by the military from all directions.
"They shot us with teargas, birdshot, rubber bullets - everything. Then they used live bullets," said Abdelaziz Abdel Shakua, a bearded 30-year-old who was wounded in his right leg.
He came from outside Cairo, like many people protesting against what they say was a military coup against the democratically elected President Mohamed Mursi.
With thousands of others, he says he went to camp peacefully outside the Republican Guard barracks where Mursi is being held.
The attack by the army, he says, took the protesters by surprise.
His is one of two opposing narratives of the violence that left more than 50 people dead, the deadliest episode since Mursi's overthrow on Wednesday and a sign of the widening rifts in the Arab world's most populous state.
The military disputes protesters' version of events. It has said a "terrorist group" tried to storm the Republican Guard compound and one army officer was killed and 40 wounded.
Soldiers returned fire when they were attacked by armed assailants, a military source said.
Another protester, Saber El-Sabaee says dawn prayers were abruptly cut short.
"First they started shooting teargas, and then guns above our heads. People started to fall back. Soldiers began shooting live bullets," he says, adding that armored vehicles emerged from the barracks escorting troops through the streets.
El-Sabaee felt something hit his head. Then he felt blood. He put his prayer mat to his head to try and staunch the flow. There was too much. His striped buttoned-down shirt is soaked through.
The army has also denied there was a coup, and said it was enforcing the will of the people after millions turned out on June 30 to demand Mursi's resignation.
Doctors and nurses move frantically through the hallways of the General Authority for Health Insurance hospital in Nasr City, which is less than a kilometer from the main pro-Mursi rallies in northeastern Cairo.
Some shout to clear the way. Stretchers are wheeled through. Men slouch in the hallways, some with their heads in their hands. Handwritten lists of names of the wounded are posted in hospital corridors. No one yet knows how many wounded or dead have arrived.
Mustafa Shalaby, a young doctor at the hospital, says he counted at least 45 dead and more than 400 wounded. About a tenth of those hurt were in an "unstable condition". Most were hit with live ammunition, he says.
When other hospital officials are asked how many casualties there are, they yell out in frustration. "No one knows," a medic shouts. "You won't find a single room empty." Another medical official waves journalists away.
Crude handguns have been used by protesters in recent violence - against soldiers and rival demonstrators.
Some of the wounded say they are trying to comprehend why the army, an institution some say they respected, would open fire. "I had full trust in the army," says Mahmoud Abdel Qader, 25, a teacher.
He wears a blue sweater, khaki shorts and rubber sandals. He was hit in the back with a bullet, he says. The stretcher-style bed he lies on is soaked in blood.
Abdel Qader blames army officers who wanted to preserve their privileges rather than rank-and-file conscripts, normal Egyptians like him.
He says foreign and domestic powers were scared that if Egypt went down the path of political Islam, the rest of the region would follow.
"This is about Islam, not more, not less."
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Swedes take gold, U.S. bronze at world hockey championships
Stockholm, Sweden – Sweden scored three unanswered goals in the third period to break open a close contest and record a 5-1 victory in the gold-medal game of the 2013 World Hockey Championship.
Simon Hjalmarsson, Loui Eriksson and Henrik Sedin all tallied during the final frame to ensure the host Swedes their first world title since 2006. Sweden fell to Finland in the finals in 2011 and claimed bronze medals in each of the two years prior to that result.
Sedin's second of two goals came shorthanded, with the Vancouver Canucks star also scoring on the power play 11:38 in the first period to snap a 1-1 tie. He added an assist on Eriksson's marker as well.
Erik Gustafsson also had a goal in the triumph, with Jhonas Enroth stopping 26-of-27 shots to help Sweden to its ninth all-time gold medal in the event.
Roman Josi accounted for the lone score for surprising Switzerland, which last reached the world finals in 1935 and earned its first medal since taking bronze in the 1953 tournament.
The United States also did not leave Stockholm empty-handed, thanks to 19- year-olds Alex Galchenyuk and John Gibson.
Galchenyuk scored the tying and winning goals in the shootout, lifting Team USA to a 3-2 win over Finland in the bronze-medal game.
Gibson stopped 36 shots through regulation and overtime, then made three more saves in the shootout, helping the United States claim their first medal at this tournament since finishing third in 2004.
The Americans took a 2-0 lead into the third period, but Lauri Korpikoski struck twice to draw Finland even. Finland had the edge in the shootout when Janne Pesonen scored to close out the second round.
Needing a goal to keep the medal hopes of Team USA alive, Galchenyuk elevated the puck over goalie Antti Raanta. Korpikoski had a chance to win it for Finland, but he fired wide of the net.
The Finns opted to go first in the fourth round and Mikael Granlund went with flash on his attempt, but the toe drag move failed. Galchenyuk then beat Raanta with a similar move to his left to seal the win.
Craig Smith and captain Paul Stastny scored in the first period for the Americans.


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Well, I'd say that Jimmie locked it up tonight. Even Jeff has conceded victory. It was a great season for the 24 team. Under the old points system, he would've clinched his SIX Championship last week, but alas, it wasn't meant to be.
I know the feeling. I'm not a NASCAR fan so my open wheel series' schedules are shorter. Can't wait until March!
Or...are you talking about F1?
Only 36 days until the 50th running of The Great American Race, The Daytona 500! Is anyone else going this year?
I don't know if this is only me, but I can't stand ABC and ESPN broadcasts of auto races. They have the track volume up way to high and you can't even hear what they heck the announcers are saying. If I didn't want to hear the announcers, I would turn the sound down myself. If you watch Speed or Fox's broadcast of F1 you actually hear the cars, but still hear what the announcers have to say, because they actually have intelligent things to say about the race. I guess my point is that I much prefer the early part of the NASCAR season when the races on still on Fox.
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While at the VT Debate on the existence of God one of the atheists', in passing, briefly mentioned the Euthyphro dilemma. Does God command something because it's good or is it good because God commands it? The first horn makes goodness apart from God and the second makes goodness arbitrary. This came up in the Q&A as well. What if God commanded you to strap a bomb to your chest and blow other people up or rape others? As an advocate of divine command theory the response to this question is a bit more nuanced then any prima facie answer. (Also, see my moral argument I presented at this debate).
The proponent of divine command theory (DCT) claims that whatever God commands to any moral agent becomes a moral obligation. Formulations of the commands are given symbolic form by David Efird as:[1]
(RIGHT) ∀ϕ☐(Rϕ ≣ Cgϕ)
(WRONG) ∀ϕ☐(Wϕ ≣ Cg~ϕ)
(PERMITTED 1) ☐(~Eg ⊃ ∀ϕ~Wϕ)[2]
(PERMITTED 2) [(∃ϕ☐Cgϕ ∙ ∃ϕ☐Cg~ϕ)] ∙ [(∃ϕ☐~Cgϕ ∙ ∃ϕ☐~Cg~ϕ)]
*∀= for all…, ☐=necessarily, ◊=possibly. For instance, RIGHT is read as for all actions, ϕ, ϕ is right if and only if God commands ϕ.


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I have one little shot in the newest "How To Train Your Dragon" trailer. It's playing theatrically in front of "Alice in Wonderland" this weekend for the first time.
The original length is about twice as long as this trailer cut. I usually shoot a lot of video reference for my shots, but this is one of those where that's trickier. Although I did study some footage of skydivers!