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TTT#315 Digital Storyteller/Maker/String Arts Master/3rd Spacer, Fred Mindlin & Sculptor, Ed Martinez w/ Kelsey Shelhart 9.19.12
On this episode of TTT teachersteachingteachers.org/feed/podcast, find out what Digital Storyteller/Maker/String Arts Master/3rd Spacer, Fred Mindlin is up to with Metal Sculptor, Ed Martinez at the Santa Cruz Museum of Art and History.
Last week, Ed Martinez started a 5-week series of workshops with students to create another in a group of mobiles he's been working on representing the forage species of the local marine environment in Santa Cruz, California. Fred MIndlin is facilitating student sharing of reflection and analysis about the process and its meaning. Read more about this project at http://forage.storyreach.com/, and see more about Ed's work at http://junkartscramble.com/
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Saturday 1 May 2004The weather was fabulous in Baltimore on May 1 for the 2004 Kinetic Sculpture Race. Cool enough that wearing a beaver suit was feasible, and warm enough that a tyvek suit was enough to keep the mudmongers comfortable. Everything was ideal for the opening ceremonies, which were well done from the cheer given by KSR founder Hobart Brown, through the Blessing of De Feet by Kinetic Brother Joe Wall. But later on, the weather shed its tranquility to provoke a bit of mayhem on the water.... The most innovative design of 2004 was the Cirque de Sore Legs, a 3-car circus train from Frank Conlan and the gang who brought us the
the Mad Hatter's Teapot in 2003. The engine included a bell and smokestack (complete with smoke) and two engineers; the second car contained a lion tamer and a lion
(and looked just like a giant, amphibious box of animal crackers); and the third car contained a showgirl and a circus bear. Not surprisingly, they won the People's Choice Award. The eminent Hobart Brown also selected the Cirque for the Spirit of the Glorious Founder Award. Things really got exciting for the Cirque at the Canton water loop. They started out just fine, chugging
alongside the pier. Then from nowhere came a great, sustained gust of wind, and she went off course. So far off course that they were the first sculpture needing rescue
since Fifi headed for sea in 2001. The Baltimore Police were on the scene and tied a line to the engine to tow her back to port. But then the train broke apart! The police towed the engine while kayakers
Jack Boyson and Kathryn Shulman pulled the rest of the train to safety. If trains had keels, this mayhem might have been avoided, but of course keels would damage the tracks.
For providing the most exciting moment of the race, the Cirque also won the Golden Dinosaur Award, for the most memorable breakdown. The Coo Koos from Towson University had incredible costumes to go with their
roving nest, complete with eggs and a motivational worm on a stick. They won the Art Award for the most artistic presentation, the Best Costumes Award for their outlandish avian getups, and the Pilots' Choice Award for impressing the other pilots with their amazing spirit. Come back next year, Coo Koos! AVAM's
was back in grand style, having gotten a brand new bright pink coat, and a massive new set of water paddles. She got down and dirty in the mud this year
(with the help of her pit crew pushing); in previous years, her team laid rolls of pink bubble wrap atop the mud to keep her
precious pink feet unspoilt. Fifi won the Best Bribes Award when two of her crew serenaded the judges on bended knee. The Carver Coupe from the Carver Center for the Arts and Technology of Towson won the Engineering Award,
partly for their unique sheet metal frame, and because it did a phenomenal job driving straight through the mud.
These guys were so prepared that they had portable welding equipment that they used for an emergency repair at the Museum of
Industry! And don't miss the two miniature fifis on the front! This is the same school that brought the Volcano last year; you can read more about the project on Bartmobile.com The Franklin and Marshall College of Lancaster, Pennsylvania entered La Kafkaracha, demonstrating Kafka's The Metamorphisis in amphibious sculpture form--half-cockroach, half-human.
The water comes up to a perfect level on the vehicle's expressive face. It was a little hard to steer on the water, as evidenced by their peculiar orientation in this photo,
but the wind proved a challenge to many a sculpture that day. This
Valking Viscar Boot sculpture looked like an amphibious wooden boat. At the start it made painful clacking sounds
while lurching down Key Highway. The propulsion system apparently had serious difficulties, for its pilots pushed it along by manually cranking the wheels with their arms (ugh!), and even on the
negligible incline of Key Highway it needed a tow with ropes. It was optimized for water, however--the keel proved valuable on the water at Canton Point. They were awarded the Worst Honorable Mention, for "half-baked theoretical 'engineering' which did not deter its Pilot from the challenge of the race". Created by the Valley Academy and Jemicy School of Towson;
we hope to see you again next year! Louie the Dog returned for a second year, and for most of the race was far out ahead of all the other sculptures--this pooch can really cruise! On the water at Canton Point,
he seemed extremely stable for most of his trip into the water. However,
he was more heavily loaded than last year and suffered from the Pontoon Effect.
He very nearly capsized with one pontoon mostly out of the water. But thanks to the valiant efforts of his pilots, he regained his balance and paddled back to shore. Way to go Louie! By David and Eli Hess of Phoenix, Maryland. For his amazing dip, Louie won the Golden Flipper Award. The Two-Headed Dragon won the Best Pit Crew Award, but for the life of me I don't remember why. (If you know, please use the link at the bottom of the page to tell me!) The light painted foam and double-head design were classic. For their miniature dragon sculpture (just above the number "9" in the photo), they won the Sock Creature of the Universe Award. Jimbo Hanson of Woodstock, New York, brought back his Beaver Bike II, and the weather was clement enough that he got a chance to wear the beaver suit this year! For his stellar design, he won the Speed Award for finishing faster than any other sculpture, and also an Ace Pilot Award for finishing the race without any assistance from ropes, pushing, towing, or other external effort, on land, sea, sand, and mud! The other Ace Pilot Award went to Kinetic Airways, for another simple but highly effective airplane design
wrapped around a recumbent bicycle chassis. You can't see the jet engines painted on the front of the "engines" under the wings in this photo, and you can barely make out the mandatory sock puppet behind his cooler. Theadora Brack of Paris, France, brought back the Rat, with a new waterproof coat of plastic tufts. (The fur coat last year was quite a sponge in the aqueous portion of the race.) The Rat won the Next-To-Last Award for coming in right near the end of the race. One Beer Short of a Six-Pack was the title of this one-person sculpture that cleverly used buoyant fenders for floatation. It's from Towson University. Also from Towson University was Papa's Got a Brand New Bag, whose peculiar shell is composed of bags stuffed with recyclable plastic grocery bags. The first sculpture to break down was the Widget Mobile, the first entry from the Baltimore Museum of Industry. Its first breakdown happened mere feet from the starting line, and you can see Bumpo the Elephant eager to pass. They managed to fix the sculpture and get further in the race, but they didn't finish. We hope they submit another entry next year! The Baltimore Lab School Art Department submitted The Berserker, this Viking-themed sculpture. Tragically, just outside Hooter's on the Inner Harbor about 4 miles into the race, one of their axles broke on a rut, and they could not continue the race aboard their sculpture. The Loco de Trash also broke down less than a mile into the race. That isn't a victim they've run over--it's one of the Dumpster Diver Kinetinauts surveying the situation to see if emergency repairs can be completed. It's not apparent in this photo, but the smokestack is actually a hat worn by a human riding inside the sculpture! Last year's champion, Bedlam returned with their blue and yellow motif. As you can see, they needed to dismount and heave to get through the mud, but they finished the race in style. Bedlam is created by Bobby Hansson and Bill Lepley of Chloe Fabricating, in Punxsatawney,
Pennsylvania. At home on land and water, The Duck came from the Catholic Community School of Baltimore. The duck pit crew chants their support from shore in their light blue shirts. You can see the Duck's paddles--when one of the paddles broke, the designer's redundant emergency backup paddles mounted directly on the pedal crankshaft proved invaluable. (And look at the crowd! Lots of people this year!) The Frog returned for a third year, and demonstrates
its amphibious nature
rolling out of the water at the Baltimore Museum of Industry. The Visionary Art Museum's Bumpo was back, including Ghandi the pantyhose sock puppet, and a human-in-bodystocking version as well. Bumpo won the National Mediocre Championship this year, for coming in the middle of the race--after all penalties were applied to all entrants based on the tickets issued by the Kinetic Kops. (On the clock, she came dead last at the end of the race, diving through the paper tape that every sculpture gets to celebrate their victorious completion.) Photographs taken by This year's photos were featured on Slashdot and Metafilter, among other places. You can also see some great photos and descriptions of the race on Ellin Beltz's website. |
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Here's a quickie for WordPress Theme designers:
If your theme is getting unwanted scroll-bars because of the new Admin Bar is WordPress 3.1, the core team included a way to handle it. Add Theme Support for it!
With a full height layout, you'll want to avoid adding a margin or padding to a height that is already at 100% because you'll get useless scrollbars, and no one wants that. Instead, find the first non-full height element (usually #header or some-such), and apply the margin there (either the 28px for the height of the admin bar, or add 28 to the existing margin if the element already has one). In the code snippet below I assumed you'd create an element or assign the class 'admin-bar-fix' to an existing element.
In your theme's function file, add the following and modify as you see fit: (best to leave out the closing php tag though)
[cc lang="php"]
< ?php
add_action( 'after_setup_theme', 'custom_theme_setup' );
function custom_theme_setup() {
add_theme_support( 'admin-bar', array( 'callback' => 'admin_bar_bump_callback') );
function admin_bar_bump_callback() { ?>
< ?php } ?>
This snippet is derived from the TwentyTen Theme's function file. The callback's original code can be found in the source. Original snippet also found commented in the source (props ocean90).
Basically, by declaring support for the new (as of 3.1) "Admin Bar," you declare that you can handle how your theme's content gets "bumped" (by default, it gets pushed down by 28px via a margin on the html.) Most of the time the default behavior is fine… but it's not fine on theme's that have a height declaration of 100% (even min-height) or that have external scripts that declare 100% height on the html/body (like Google Translate does).
WordPress's admin needed a similar treatment but that got patched. The 28px margin is just a default to handle most normal cases. Your theme is your responsibility 🙂
Cheers! Hope this saves some time for someone!
Update: Admin Bar Shim!
If you don't have a 100% height type of layout but are annoyed by improperly scrolling anchored links try the following.
If you add a >div id="admin-bar-shim"> (for lack of a better name) in your theme surrounding everything inside the body except the wp_footer call (where the admin-bar gets echoed), you can add
[cc lang="css"]
.admin-bar #admin-bar-shim {
position: fixed;
bottom: 0pt;
left: 0pt;
right: 0pt;
overflow: auto;
top: 28px;
to your style sheet, or use the method above adding the callback. This new method allows anchor links to scroll properly.


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Each Monday during the college football season, NFL Media draft analyst Daniel Jeremiah identifies five things that are chugging along smoothly and five things that are off the rails.
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1. USC WR Marqise Lee
Lee played through a painful shin injury and helped lead the Trojans to a 20-17 win over Stanford. Lee finished the game with six catches for 82 yards. He had an impressive toe-tapping two-point conversion in the first half but he saved his biggest play for the final quarter. USC interim head Coach Ed Orgeron decided to go for it on fourth-and-2 with just a few minutes left on the clock. Lee beat his man on a quick slant and made a tough catch in traffic to pick up 13 yards. Lee has been banged up for most of the season, but he is still one of the elite weapons in college football.
2. Georgia QB Aaron Murray
Georgia suffered a gut-wrenching loss at Auburn but it wasn't because of the play of its quarterback. Murray put on an impressive display of accuracy, mobility and toughness. He completed 33 of 49 passes for 415 yards and two touchdowns. He also rushed for two TDs, including a gutsy 5-yard score with less than two minutes remaining in the game. That score put the Bulldogs ahead, after trailing by 20 points earlier in the fourth quarter. Unfortunately for Murray, his defense was unable to knock down a desperation pass with under a minute to play and Georgia lost the game, 43-38.
Week 12: Things we learned
From Auburn's miraculous victory over Georgia to Jordan Matthews' continued assault on SEC defenses, here are the lessons we learned in Week 12 of college football. **More ...**
3. UCF QB Blake Bortles
Bortles has played consistent, efficient football during the 2013 season and NFL evaluators are taking notice. The junior signal-caller put on a show against Temple on Saturday. He completed 27 of 38 passes for 404 yards and four touchdowns. He also showed off his mobility, racking up 63 rushing yards. The Knights found themselves trailing an inferior Temple squad late in the fourth quarter. That's when Bortles took over the game. He tossed a touchdown and led a field goal drive in the final two minutes to lead UCF to a 39-36 victory.
4. Ohio State LB Ryan Shazier
Shazier is one of the most explosive defenders in the country and his production has been outstanding. Against Illinois on Saturday, the Buckeyes' star linebacker stuffed the stat sheet. He recorded 16 tackles, 3.5 tackles for loss, 1.5 sacks and forced a fumble. Illinois was threatening a comeback in the second half, but Shazier put an end to that quest by collecting a sack and forcing a fumble that resulted in a safety. His play reminds me of Arizona Cardinals linebacker Daryl Washington.
5. Oklahoma State CB Justin Gilbert
NFL evaluators are always looking for tall, athletic cornerbacks with ball skills. That's a pretty accurate description of Gilbert. The Cowboys' senior cover man has enjoyed a phenomenal 2013 season. He came into the game against Texas having already recorded four interceptions and he added to that total on Saturday night. He finished the game with nine tackles and two interceptions, one of which he returned 43 yards for a score. His stock is soaring in NFL circles.
5 down
Week 12: Top RB performances
Boston College's Andre Williams racked up 339 yards Saturday, but it wasn't enough to earn the top spot on our list of the top 10 RB performances of the weekend. **More ...**
1. Stanford QB Kevin Hogan
Hogan put together a very solid outing in the Stanford victory over Oregon, but he failed to sustain that momentum against USC. Hogan completed 14 of 25 passes for 127 yards and he tossed two costly interceptions. His first interception occurred in the red zone and was the result of a poor read. His second interception was the result of the Stanford signal-caller trying to make a play instead of taking a sack. He threw the ball into a crowd of Trojans and that pick led to the game-winning field goal.
2. Ohio State QB Braxton Miller
Miller had an outstanding game running the football against Illinois. He racked up 184 yards on 16 carries, including a 70-yard score on the Buckeyes' third play from scrimmage. His passing, however, still needs quite a bit of work. He tossed two touchdowns but he completed less than 50 percent of his throws (13 for 29) and he misfired to several wide-open Ohio State receivers. He really needs to work on his touch on underneath and intermediate balls. He throws nothing but fastballs and his placement is poor. His upside is sky-high but he has a long way to go before he's a reliable pocket passer.
3. West Virginia head coach Dana Holgorsen
It wasn't that long ago that Holgorsen had the reputation as one of the nation's premier offensive minds. He was destined to take over a powerhouse college program, or perhaps even try his hand at the NFL level. We're not hearing those same sentiments anymore. On Saturday, West Virginia suffered an embarrassing loss at Kansas. The Mountaineers produced just 19 points against a Jayhawks squad that had lost 27 straight Big 12 games. In 2011, West Virginia went 10-3 in Holgorsen's first year as head coach. The Mountaineers have a combined record of just 11-13 over the last two seasons, though.
4. Washington QB Keith Price (injury)
Price was having a solid night against UCLA before he suffered a right shoulder injury just before the end of the first half. He had completed 10 of 18 passes for 181 yards and one touchdown. An MRI revealed a lot of swelling in his throwing shoulder, Washington coach Steve Sarkisian said Sunday, according to the Seattle Times, and Price won't throw again until Thursday. His lack of size and arm strength will limit his attractiveness to pro teams, but I've always admired his toughness and playmaking skills at the collegiate level.
5. Indiana defense
Indiana's football program has been competitive this fall. The Hoosiers have defeated Penn State and Illinois. They came close to knocking off a solid Minnesota squad a few weeks ago. Unfortunately, they weren't very competitive against Wisconsin on Saturday. The Badgers' running game received very little resistance from the Hoosiers' front seven, racking up 554 rushing yards. They put up 323 rushing yards in the first half alone! They had five rushing touchdowns that covered 30-plus yards, including a 93-yard score in the first two minutes of the game. The Badgers produced three 100-yard rushers and came close to adding a fourth (WR Jared Abbrederis rushed for 86 yards on just three carries).
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Our Warranty & Insurance
Last Update: May 11, 2023
Lifetime Warranty
The edelkrone lifetime warranty only covers the non-moving mechanical parts of our products. Moving parts and electronic components are only guaranteed for 2 years.
Specific components such as straps, hand-tightening screws, rubber feet, wheel tires, mounting ports, and mounting screws are not included in our standard warranty.
Normal wear and tear, accidental damage, misuse or abuse of the product, unauthorized modifications or repairs, and defects or damages that may arise from the improper use of the product are not covered by the warranty.
Free Lifetime Insurance
Products purchased from edelkrone.com outside of discount seasons are eligible for insurance credit.
This insurance credit is preserved throughout the lifetime of the product. When the products are no longer covered by the warranty, this insurance credit provides them with the chance to obtain free parts for their repairs. (Though we provide a credit insurance equal to 50% of the product's value, it does not necessarily mean half of the parts can be replaced for free, as the cost of individual parts separately can exceed the total product price.)
In situations where we can no longer continue to provide technical support for the products, the insurance credit is converted into a store credit at a certain rate (credit x (1 - (0.1x age of the product))), which can then be used to access new products from edelkrone.com at a more affordable price.


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This seems to be a frequent trend. Sometimes it happens so often that we almost gloss over it. Have you ever searched for a specific website but landed on a completely different site after misspelling a letter or two in the URL? This slight and deceptive tactic is known as cybersquatting. This practice not only jeopardizes the online presence of businesses and individuals but also poses a significant challenge in the ever-evolving landscape of cyber security. The scariest part is that you can be a victim of a cybersquatted domain and not even realize it.
Here's a bit of info we want you to know about this type of cybercrime:
What Is Cybersquatting?
Cybersquatting, also known as domain squatting, involves the malevolent act of registering a domain name that is confusingly similar to that of a legitimate entity, be it a business, organization or individual. The main motive behind this maneuver is often financial gain, with cybersquatters/hackers aiming to exploit the recognition and success of well-known brands. However, the repercussions extend beyond monetary losses, as cybersquatting can stain the reputation of its victims.
The Types Of Cybersquatting
There are many types of cybersquatting scams, but here are the most common ones that you need to be aware of.
Top-Level Domain (TLD) Exploitation:
A TLD is the final element of a domain name, such as ".com," ".co.uk" and ".org." Because there are so many variations, it's difficult for small to medium-sized businesses to register all of them for their brand, and it's even more difficult for celebrities or famous individuals.Cybercriminals will register matching domains using different TLDs and either create offensive or inappropriate websites, requesting the original domain owner to pay them to take them down, or they will use these websites to gain customers' trust and make them susceptible to phishing attacks.
This form of cybersquatting involves intentionally registering misspelled domain names to capitalize on common typos, leading unsuspecting users to malicious sites.If you take Facebook.com, for example, here's how a cybersquatter might buy their domains:
- Faecbook.com
- Facebokk.com
- Faceboook.com
Typos are easy to make, so misspelled domains can generate a lot of traffic.
Look-Alike Cybersquatting:
This form of cybersquatting involves creating domains with common words added to mislead customers, even if they aren't confusingly similar at first glance.Here are a few examples:
- Original: Google.com
Lookalike: G00gle.com - Original: Amazon.com
Lookalike: amaz0n.com or amazon1.com - Original: Microsoft.com
Lookalike: Microsofty.com
- Original: Google.com
Looking at these, you might not think they'd easily trick users, but they still do!
How To Avoid Being A Cybersquatting Victim
You can avoid being a cybersquatting victim by taking a proactive approach. Here are a few steps to take:
Register Your Trademark: To benefit from the full protection of the Anti-Cybersquatting Consumer Protection Act (ACPA) and Uniform Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy (UDRP), it can be helpful to register your trademark early. These regulations will still apply if a cybercriminal registers a cybersquatting domain name and you have an unregistered trademark; however, you'll need to prove you were using it for business before the domain was registered. Trademarks aren't required, but they can make this easier.
Invest In Multiple Prominent TLDs: When you register your domain, also register it with the most popular TLDs, like .co and .org.
Be Cautious Of What Websites You Visit: When typing URLs into the address bar, double-check to make sure you're going to the correct website.
This applies to links you click too! You should be hovering over links with your mouse to confirm that it is the correct link. For extra security, skip clicking links and type them into the search bar on your own.
Cybersquatting is only one method hackers use to cause chaos. Cybercriminals are constantly coming up with new ways to scam businesses and individuals alike. If you want to double down on security to make sure you and your company are protected from sneaky attackers, we at KRS can absolutely help.
We'll conduct a FREE, no-obligation Security Risk Assessment where we will examine your network security solutions, to identify if and where you're vulnerable to an attack and help you create a plan of action to ensure you're protected. Click here to book a 10-minute Discovery Call with our team to get started. Or if you have a simple question, you can speak to anyone of our KRS team members here at 201-402-1900, or via email at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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News Item: Egyptian woman Cartoonist, Doaa Eladl, publishes a controversial cartoon on FGM - She tells Clitoraid why.
(Category: Clitoraid NEWS)
Posted by nadine
15 Mar 2013
Doaa Eladl is a famous Egyptian woman cartoonist who began publishing her drawings in 2007 in the Al Dostor newspaper, Rose Al Youssef Magazine and Sabah El Kheir Magazine. Now, her cartoons appear on the prominent newspaper Al Masry Al Youm. In 2009 she received the award of journalism excellence in Caricature.
Recently, Ms. Eladl has become the first cartoonist in Egypt to face the charges of blasphemy
Following the publication of a controversial cartoon that Doaa drew about Female Genital Mutilation, Clitoraid contacted the artist in Egypt for an interview and asked her the following questions about her work in general, and the FGM cartoon in particular. Note that in Egypt, the majority of women is excised and Clitoraid hopes to find a surgeon there who wishes to be trained in the Clitoral Restoration surgical technique in order to restore the dignity and a sense of pleasure of the FGM victims who seek it
1. When did you start doing socio-political cartoons?
I started drawing cartoons about 8 years ago for the in Al-Dostour Constitution newspaper.
During the first part of my career, I was drawing political cartoons against the former regime, ex-president Mubarak, and the National Democratic Party [the party in power at that time], I also published social comics in Sabah Al-Kheir (Good morning) magazine, then in "Rose Al-Youssef" magazine. Several years later, I started working for the Al-Masry Al-Youm [Egyptians Today] newspaper, a high circulation paper in Egypt.
2. What attracted you to this particular craft to voice your opinion?
The art of Caricature is seditious. A cartoonist always has something to say.
I find that my talent allows me to criticize a lot of political and social issues, and I also find that I never run out of inspiration for my caricatures whether to praise or to object to an issue.
3. How are you perceived as a woman criticizing men and the men in power in your country?
Their perception of me has changed through time.
At first, when I started in this profession, a majority of the readers thought I was a man! That's because the readers couldn't imagine a woman drawing a caricature, especially professional, political ones. But with time, I became popular, so now there is no problem anymore. In the end, good ideas always find their way to the public, whether the cartoonist is a man or a woman
Regarding your question about the drawings, I don't only criticize men. What I criticize are some of the habits that I think are wrong and there are many and they must be totally reconsidered!
For example, circumcision. It is just an African habit. It doesn't stem from the Muslim religion at all. The Mufti ([ormal scholar for Muslims] of the Republic Dr. Ali Gomaa decreed that female circumcision is as a crime against humanity and that it is not related to Islam. Yet, it is still being practiced in Egypt's countryside and unfortunately they do it in the name of religion!!!!
4. Is there an improvement in the freedom of women since the change of the regime?
There have been no improvement in women's freedom since the fall of the Mubarak's regime because the current system is not significantly different. On the opposite, it is the worse. They use religion only to dominate, they use it just to seek political gain.
I am a Muslim and that is my choice but the current system, the Muslim Brotherhood interpret religion in their own way and, unfortunately they are actually demonizing Islam.
Before the revolution took place, I was casually drawing about women's issues and their problems, but now I am compelled to draw these cartoons about women in order to defend my own existence, my personal freedom that are threatened under the rule of the Muslim Brotherhood.
5. Why did you choose to do a cartoon on FGM?
I think I have answered this question earlier and I would like to add that I draw cartoons not only about FGM but also other problems relating to Egyptian women like domestic violence, marrying minors, [sexual] harassment, violence against women, and even a new phenomenon in Egyptian society called "sexual mass terror" a condescending way to refer to female demonstrators. I just cannot remain silent about all of these issues.
6. What was the public's reaction?
The public's reaction was divided. Some saw a wonderful caricature on a subject that must be criticized, others saw it as sacrilegious to Muslim rule, finally some thought that I should find a more subtle way to criticize, a way that is less shocking.
7. Is there an educational program in Egypt to stop this ritual?
There were educational programs in the past [before religious regime began to rise in the 1970's]. Also, there is a law that clearly criminalizes those who practice FGM. [In the 1990's, governmental hospitals were banned from practicing FGM; in 2008, the ban included all hospitals], however there is currently no educational program.
8. How does the young Egyptian generation feel about FGM (both men and women)
The youth also has a divided reaction, some are against FGM while others defend it.
This news item is from Clitoraid.org
( http://www.clitoraid.org/news.php?extend.129 )


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Okay, okay. I know it's been a lifetime since I actually found some time to post. But once I saw the work of Annie Vought, I knew I had to have a little Experts homecoming. Vought, an Oakland-based artist, finds beauty in what sadly seems to be a vanishing art: the handwritten letter. She meticulously handcuts the correspondences, removing all negative space to showcase the forms of the individual letters themselves.
From Vought's site:
The handwriting and the lines support the structure of the cut paper, keeping it strong and sculptural, despite its apparent fragility. In these paper cutouts, I focus on the text, structure, and emotion of the letter in an elaborate investigation into the properties of writing and expression. Penmanship, word choice, and spelling all contribute to possible narratives about who that person is and what they are like. My recreating the letters is an extended concentration on peoples' inner lives and the ways they express their thoughts through writing.
These delicate, intricate pieces are somewhat reminiscent of Jill Sylvia's amazing ledger work. Clearly, we Experts swoon over the art of cut paper.
More images after the jump.
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Wayland, MA, USA, March 12, 2002. The Open GIS Consortium, Inc. (OGC) and the Personal Communications Industry Association (PCIA), Alexandria, VA, today announced that they have signed a memorandum of understanding to work together to advance the interoperability of geospatial information systems in wireless communications.Under the agreement, OGC and PCIA will formalize programs and processes to advance policy and technology interoperability based on the needs and interest of their members. Both organizations advocate that by improving the ability of various networks and user appliances to interoperate technology developers and service providers will be able to better take advantage of the tremendous market growth potential in location-based services.David Schell, President of OGC, noted, "Reducing technology risk is a major focus of OGC. OGC members specify interfaces, which enable developers to create open spatial solutions, including location service solutions that operate on a variety of personal devices, wireless networks and applications. Much of the work takes place in OGC's Open Location Services Testbed. The partnership with PCIA will help us create an open platform for providers and ultimately better solutions for government, business and consumer users of personal communications devices and services."OGC and PCIA will collaborate on specific programs and activities that will allow their respective members to collectively advance efficient, safe and desirable services based on geo-location. OGC will participate on PCIA's Education Advisory Council to develop educational track content for PCIA GlobalXChange 2002, September 17-19, in New Orleans. OGC and PCIA will host a joint day-long workshop at GlobalXChange 2002 to educate CEO's and other key decision makers on the critical role that system interoperability plays in rolling out location based services in a wireless environment. PCIA will participate in OGC's Special Interest Groups as appropriate to provide members with timely reports concerning the state of wireless communications.PCIA President and CEO Jay Kitchen comments that working with OGC affirms its commitment to accelerating the mobile convergence market. "PCIA is committed to arming our members with the tools and information they need to take advantage of the next era of wireless. The role of spatial technologies and services in wireless communications is about to explode. With OGC, we plan to explore the possibilities and implications of this issue from a regulatory, marketing and technical standpoint and use the information to advance the cause of our membership."About OGC OGC is an international industry consortium of more than 230 companies, government agencies and universities participating in a consensus process to develop publicly available geoprocessing specifications. OpenGIS® Specifications support interoperable solutions that "geo-enable" the Web and mainstream IT, and empower technology developers to make complex spatial information and services accessible and useful with all kinds of applications. Visit the OGC website at www.opengeospatial.org .About PCIA PCIA is an association of companies working together to increase the reach, frequency and impact of wireless technology integration into the enterprise, business and consumer markets. With a history of launching and nurturing wireless industries, PCIA addresses wireless issues from a marketplace, regulatory and technical perspective. PCIA members include interdependent companies that provide mobile technology solutions to every sector of the economy. For more information visit www.pcia.com .– end –"
April 12, 2006


text: Sometimes all you need or want is a simple design for a quick and easy project. Or perhaps you feel in the mood to build your own sampler. You might even want to mix and match techniques in a project. So that's what this section is here for. Build your own quilt design library! Whether you need an appliqué, traditional pieced, paper pieced, or stencil design, you are bound to find something here!


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In the Gospels the word "crowd" is nearly always used pejoratively, so much so that nearly every time the word is used you could preface it with the adjective "mindless".
Crowds don't have a mind. They are fired and driven by whatever energy, hype, fad, ideology, or hysteria is current. In the Gospels this energy is called "amazement". We see numerous instances in the Gospels where Jesus says or does something that surprises the crowd and almost invariably this is followed by the phrase, "and the crowd was amazed". Rarely is this a good thing.
Why? What's wrong or dangerous about crowd-energy?
Crowd-energy is dangerous because, most times, it is non-reflective. It simply conducts and transmits energy rather than discerning and transforming it. An apt image for crowd-energy, amazement in the biblical sense, is an electrical cord. An electrical cord simply lets energy flow through it. It's indifferent as to whether that energy is good or destructive. It's a pure conduit. Whatever flows into it is exactly what flows out of it.
Crowds tend to work in the same way. They let energy flow through them indiscriminately without discerning whether that energy is good or bad. For example, we speak of being caught-up in certain energy. Sometimes this can be good, when crowds are caught-up in an energy that is positive, that helps build community. During the past weeks, for instance, many people in the world were caught up in the rescue of the trapped miners in Chile and that shared energy helped create community across national, ethnic, religious, and political lines. We see crowd-energy too as mostly a positive thing around certain sporting events like the World Cup of Soccer, the World Series of Baseball, or a number of tennis events.
But mostly the energy of a crowd is negative, the energy of ideology, fundamentalism, racism, fad, and hype. Crowd-energy is the energy behind a gang rape. It was also the energy behind the crucifixion of Jesus. It is instructive to look at the crowd before and during the crucifixion. Five days before he was crucified, Jesus entered into Jerusalem and the crowd enthusiastically shouted praise, wanting to make him their king. Five days later, with virtually nothing changed, the same crowd was shouting: "Crucify him! Crucify him!" Crowds are fickle because crowds don't think. They simply conduct whatever energy is gripping them.
In the incident in the Gospels where a woman is caught in adultery and is brought before Jesus by an over-zealous crowd, we see a perfect example of the dangerous, non-reflective energy of a crowd in contrast to the more reflective energy of an individual. The text tells us that a crowd brought a woman to Jesus and demanded that he morally share their intent to stone her to death. But Jesus, in a now-famous challenge, tells them: "Let the person among you who is without sin cast the first stone." The response: "They walked away, one by one, beginning with the eldest." A mindless crowd, caught up in the grip of a moral fever, brings a woman to Jesus. But they walk away as individuals, one by one, no longer inside the grip of that amazement.
Amazement, however, must be sharply distinguished from wonder and awe. Wonder and awe are the antithesis of amazement. In amazement, energy flows through you. In wonder and awe, energy stuns, paralyzes, and holds you. A clever quip from comedian, George Carlin, captures the difference. Explaining why he was congenitally skeptical of most "born-again" persons, Carlin famously quipped: "I distrust born-again people because they talk too much. When I was born I was so stunned I couldn't talk for two years! When someone has a religious experience that is powerful enough to mute them for a couple of years, I will take them seriously!"
And in that lies the challenge: Beware of the energy that emanates from a crowd. Beware of the latest fad. Beware of hype of all kinds. Beware of the cheerleaders of both the liberals and the conservatives. Beware of any crowd who wants to stone someone to death in God's name.
Think back to the various crucifixions that you have been involved in and recall how, later, in the sobriety and clarity of some different air, you asked yourself: How could I have been so wrong? So cruel? So stupid? Read accounts in the newspapers and on the internet of young people with decent, good hearts who, caught up in the energy of crowd, cyber-bully someone to the point where he or she commits suicide. Think how, in each case, the various persons responsible eventually walk away, one by one, a lot more sober and reflective than they were when they were caught up on the mindless energy of a crowd.
Then perhaps, more lightly, display some old photos of you showing your various hairstyles and clothing styles throughout the years, and you'll have all the reminders you need about how fickle and mindless can be the energy of the moment.


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Salary: £11.8 per hour
Shift hours: Permanent
Are you a team player with a passion for food and people? Do you thrive in a busy environment? If so, then we are looking for someone just like you to help us deliver exceptional customer experience for a major High Street brand on a part time basis, contracted to 16 hours per week.
As a Retail Assistant, you will contribute to a passionate and friendly team working in a fast-paced environment. You'll get given every opportunity to progress within a company that invests in its people, celebrates individuality, and rewards and recognises employees who go beyond the plate.
We ensure you're rewarded for all your hard work, which is why we offer a comprehensive benefits package which includes but is not limited to:
- Exclusive travel discounts with TUI, Expedia, Booking.com and many more
- Save money on your food shop with discounts on Tesco, Sainsbury's, Morrisons and many more
- Quick access for you and your immediate family to a Digital GP, and wider healthcare benefits
- Up to 44% off cinema tickets to enjoy your favourite blockbuster
- Regular emails filled with the best discounts and savings available
- Receive cash rewards every time you spend and use them on a wide range of brands
- Un-wind with us with free wellness, mindfulness and exercise classes
- You can share all discounts and offers with your friends and families
- Contributory pension scheme
- Grow your career with our Career Pathways and MyLearning programmes
Here's an idea of what your shift patterns will be: 4 out of 7 days
Could you bring your spark to a major High Street brand? Here's what you need to know before applying:
Your key responsibilities will include:
- Preparing delicious, high-quality food that delights our clients and customers
- Creating attractive food and counter displays
- Representing a major High Street brand and maintaining a positive brand image
- Handling cash and operating the cash register
- Complying with Food Handling & Hygiene standards
- Complying with Health & Safety regulations
Our ideal Retail Assistant will:
- Have an enthusiastic can-do attitude
- Display passion for delivering excellent customer service
- Be an excellent team player
- Arrive equipped with a desire to succeed in your role
- Thrive working under pressure
- Demonstrate outstanding timekeeping and reliability
- Have a safety-first mind set
- Have experience within a similar catering-related role, but this isn't essential.
As part of Compass you'll help to feed people, fuel progress and forge connections in around 6,000 venues. Join us to grow your career with the industry leader, and get competitive pay, great perks and unrivalled opportunities for learning and development, at one of the UK's biggest businesses.
Job Reference: com/1605/74500001/52641424/BU #LI-DNP
Compass Group UK&I wants everyone in our business to feel able to be themselves at work and to have an equal opportunity to progress their career. We want to create a culture where we respect and embrace everyone's talents, beliefs, backgrounds, and abilities. Where our colleagues feel valued, can reach their full potential, and thrive – Diversity is Our Strength!
Reference: com/1605/74500001/52641424/BU
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On the photography front of 2015, I made great strides taking more photos that the prior 2 years combined! In total, I took more than 16,600 photos, more than 2013 and 2014 combined! Last year I posted my top 10 photos of 2014 and I'm doing it again. It was extremely difficult to narrow the choices down and I ended up revising it a couple of times because I just could not decide which pictures I liked the best. They are detailed below in no particular order.
Big Bend National Park is a gorgeous and very scenic national park. Secluded from nearby towns, it's worth the drive from Texas's major cities. Having visited dozens of other National Parks, it's quite like any other. The terrain, geography, and different ecosystems are very unique making it a must see. From end to end, you can traverse mountains, forests, deserts, canyons, plains, and rivers.
Hong Kong is crowded, and it's only been getting busier in the last 5 years in part due to China allowing more tourists and Asia's overgrowing economy. I think this photo really exemplifies just how many people are in Hong Kong. This was taken after the Chinese New Year fireworks as we were leaving. It was just a sea of people. Visiting Hong Kong over New Year's was a real treat. It's the biggest holiday of the year and it's celebrated for as much as 3 weeks!
This panoramic photo does not do these structures justice. Some of these monoliths are over 600 feet tall. The scale is just staggering and most humbling. I wish we had more time in Moab to hike more of Arches and Canyonlands, but we were able to hit the high points. It was also a very hot summer day. Believe it or not, later this day, it thundered and poured. Weather in these parks is not to be taken lightly as flash floods can come out of nowhere and you don't want to be stranded.
The Cimu Bridge (also known as the Motherly Devotion Bridge) is a famous landmark over the twisty Laoxi River that carves the marble below. The pavilion atop the frog-shaped cliff was built by a late Taiwanese president in honor of his mother during the construction of the road through Taroko. I really love how this photo came together with the lighting on the bright red bridge on the green and rocky backdrop.
The color in the water is really what Bermuda looks like. The small island is surrounded by a treacherous and shallow inner and outer reef which give it the distinct colors as you look out to the Atlantic. Cruise ships have to be specially piloted in and out of the ports as to not end up running aground (hence the tales of the Bermuda Triangle). The entire island is filled with secluded and unreal beaches. If you think white sandy beaches are unique, Bermuda is known for its pink coral sand which give them an even more spectacular look.
This panorama consists of 7 photos taken by hand and stitched. It's probably my number one favorite of the year. Ever since I put it together, it's been my wallpaper on my desktop. At about 40 megapixels, I can't wait to get it printed and framed. If you're visiting New York City, you must visit the top of the rock. There's a long line to get to the top and it's quite pricey, but well worth it at sunset. It's very busy and they don't allow tripods and the glass makes it difficult to work around, but the view is breathtaking. This was shot at ISO 4000, 1/25 of a second, light was fading quickly.
The scale of Utah's National Parks is incredible. During our three week road trip, we followed the path of the Colorado river as it carved its way through the west. Even just standing atop these ledges can you not even quite comprehend just how far the land stretches in front and below. It's not something I want to find out, but wow is it breathtaking and makes the hike worthwhile.
This was my second time to visit Grand Teton National Park, but this was a new view that I hadn't seen before and I was able to stitch together a large landscape to encompass a majority of the mountain range. On the left is Teton in the Cathedral Group, the largest mountain and Mount Moran in the middle, and Bivouac Peak and Eagles Rest Peak to the right. In the foreground is Jackson Lake.
Taken about 1 year ago, this is still a place I want to go back. Belize in general and Caye Caulker even more so is a laid back place. Time moves slower and people enjoy life – each other and the beauty of nature. Caye Caulker has many reefs around the island to snorkel and dive. We were surprised to find so many tourists from Europe and Australia on holiday staying at the many hostels and enjoying the Belizian way of life.
Unlike the signs in Hong Kong, Taiwan conforms more to those of Japan and Korea with vertical signage that is organized and colorful. Hong Kong's famous signs that stretch across the street are as loud and obnoxious as the streets themselves. I really liked the color and order to the bustling city in this photo.


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Small Business Week takes place in the last week in April and is a great time to revisit your business goals you made at the beginning of the year. Use this time to take a look at what's working and what you can tweak with the help of these five tips.
- Focus on your goals. It's ok to re-evaluate your business goals and objectives—it's even necessary sometimes. You can break your goals into smaller ones to make them more focused and easier to obtain. Knowing you're taking smaller steps to meet your larger goal is sometimes all you need for that extra push.
- Make an investment…in people. Whether it's training sessions, onboarding new employees or having regular conversations around customer service, it's important to keep your employees engaged in the business. Having a greater knowledge about the business and better understanding of expectations is going to save you time and money in the long run.
- Get ahead of your taxes. It's never too soon to prioritize and manage your taxes.
- Go digital. If you're still keeping your paper receipts in a shoebox, know that the IRS accepts digital copies of receipts. You can even use a digital expense tracker or other cloud-based tools that organize your expenses as they come in, which can save you time.
- Schedule time each week. Depending on the size of your business, it only takes about thirty minutes each week to reconcile your books, log your digital receipts and prep for your quarterly payments. Taking time each week to organize can make tax time a breeze.
- Mark your calendar with important tax deadlines. Are you known for filing late? You can sign up for email reminders directly from the IRS to help make this year the year you file on time.
- W-2s and 1099 prep. If you have employees, they need a W-2 from you; independent contractors get a 1099. They'll both need to be sent to recipients and submitted to the IRS by January 31.
- Collect all necessary tax forms for the type of business entity you have established. Pro Tip: save them all in one place on your laptop for easy access and no email inbox searching.
- Re-evaluate your risks. As you work through this year's challenges, new projects or business ventures may open you up to a new set of risks. When you have a business policy through ERIE, you have access to a variety of resources, including assistance from an ERIE risk control consultant, who can help you identify and mitigate potential risks.
- Plan some self-care. While this business is your pride and joy, it's important to take time for yourself away from the hustle and bustle to help improve your overall productivity and reduce stress. Plan a weekend away, get a massage, do yoga. Whatever makes your heart happy will help you recharge.
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TMJ Treatment in Fresno
TMJ refers to the temporomandibular joint which is the jaw joint. It is located just anterior to the ear and connects the lower jaw (mandible) to the skull. Problems with the joint, referred to as TMD or temporomandibular disorder, affect many people in the United States. TMD affects more women than men. TMD is most commonly caused by stress. Stress promotes the patient to unconsciously clench the teeth together usually at night. The pressure the clenching causes breaks down the cartilage surrounding the joint and over stimulates the facial muscles associated with opening and closing the mouth. Symptoms that this is occurring are pain followed by cracking sound when one opens his/her mouth, headaches, and receding gums. TMD is treated with a device called a nightguard that prevents patients from putting an exorbitant amount of pressure on their TMJ. This device is worn at night when the patient sleeps.
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[Image: The Age of Civilization by Jan Soucek].
Nearly three years ago, in an email I have subsequently misplaced, a reader sent in some scans he had made of a book about Jan Soucek, a Czech artist whose work consists, it seems, almost entirely of elaborate architectural fantasies.
The one image that really stood out for me, and that I've just rediscovered here today in the many, many files of images stored on my computer, is called The Age of Civilization: it features the ruined walls and eroding arches of a Brueghelian Tower of Babel, subsequently built over and subsumed beneath future rings of urban growth.
Very little can be found about Soucek online; from what I can gather, though, he was born in 1941 (which means he is not the other Jan Soucek who pops up a lot whilst Googling) and he has participated in "numerous exhibitions in Czech Republic, Germany, Switzerland, Yugoslavia, Rumania, Bulgaria, Austria, France, USA and Belgium."
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Jen Marlowe writes: Just months after the Israeli assault that killed 1,390 Palestinians, I visited Gaza. Among dozens of painful stories I heard, one family stood out. I spent several days with Kamal and Wafaa Awajah, playing with their children, sleeping in the tent they were living in, and filming their story.
Wafaa described the execution of their son, Ibrahim. As she spoke, her children played on the rubble of their destroyed home. Kamal talked about struggling to help his kids heal from trauma.
What compelled me to tell the Awajah family's story? I was moved not only by their tragedy but by the love for their children in Wafaa and Kamal's every word.
Palestinians in Gaza are depicted either as violent terrorists or as helpless victims. The Awajah family challenges both portrayals. Through one family's story, the larger tragedy of Gaza is exposed, and the courage and resilience of its people shines through.


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Habey Introduces Passive BIS-6590 Core i7 Industrial PC
by Ganesh T S on October 14, 2013 6:42 PM EST- Posted in
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Habey USA's passive BIS-6922 proved to be a winner when we reviewed it back in August. Even as the review gathered comments from our readers, Habey was busy building up on it to address concerns and put in improvements. Today, we are seeing the launch of the BIS-6590, the latest addition to Habey's family of fanless i7-based systems. The BIS-6590 uses the B75 chipset, and is meant for Ivy Bridge CPUs, though the chassis itself should find use in future products also.
Amongst the improvements are a newly designed ICEFIN case (with larger fins for better heat dissipation) and support for processors with higher TDPs (up to 65 W, as shown with a i7-3770S). While the system I/O is standard for the market (VGA, DVI, 6xUSB, Audio I/O, 2x GbE ports, 2 COM ports and optionally, four additional COM ports), the more interesting aspect is the ability of the chassis to accommodate full size expansion cards (for powerful routing applications, we could have multi-GbE network cards / GPU-heavy applications can also accommodate video cards, though it remains to be seen as to what the maximum TDP of any such GPU would be). Forsaking the additional COM ports even provides us with two full expansion slots -- two PCI or one PCI and one PCIe. The motherboard does have a mini PCIe slot for a wireless card or a 3G/4G module (SIM socket is on the motherboard, just like it was on the BIS-6922).
When we evaluated the BIS-6922, we found the maximum power consumption to be around 70 W. Habey indicates that the BIS-6590 could operate in a thermally safe manner even with the maximum power consumption around 120 W. The BIS-6590 also retains all the advantages of the BIS-6922 in terms of chassis features such as vent-hole-free design. We are waiting to hear more about the pricing of the system, but interested folks can head over to the source link for further information.
Source: Habey USA
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markc22 - Tuesday, October 15, 2013 - link
Anyone know of any non-industrial (read as "relatively cheap") small sealed fanless devices with an Intel quad core chip? I want a few USB 3.0 ports and 1 or 2 GigE ports. I don't need a video out but it should at least have a serial port for initially setting up a Linux install.
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slacr - Tuesday, October 15, 2013 - link
Perhaps something from http://www.streacom.com/ might suit you, they have fanless cases for NUC/ITX/mATX. They aren't sealed, but at least fanless. If you can find a motherboard to suit your tastes it'd probably be the cheapest solution available. With recent Intel quads you won't escape without video out though. -
markc22 - Tuesday, October 15, 2013 - link
Thanks, I'll check out the fanless ITX cases. -
svejko - Tuesday, October 15, 2013 - link
great small device
http://www.fit-pc.com/web/products/intense-pc/ -
markc22 - Tuesday, October 15, 2013 - link
I've seen those but I guess they went too small because they can only fit mobile ULV chips in them. -
asliarun - Tuesday, October 15, 2013 - link
I was looking for something similar for an audio server I've been wanting to build.
I came across a real nice site for fanless cases: http://www.fanlesstech.com/
On the software side, OpenElec with XBMC looks real nice. Considering the small footprint of the OS, it should do well even with a weaker CPU. -
markc22 - Tuesday, October 15, 2013 - link
Nice site, thanks. They seem to focus on setups with 35 W TDP or lower CPUs or using impractically large heatsinks that likely require large or manually modified cases. I'll keep checking the site though. I really want a desktop quad core chip.
If the Streacom fanless mini-ITX cases don't work out, I'm just going to go with a small actively cooled setup instead. -
ddriver - Tuesday, October 15, 2013 - link
Hopefully it is not an overheating brick like the last unit reviewed here... Dunno if it is just me, but an "industry" pc implies a little more than "no fan" - it also implies stability and reliability which are simply not there in a unit that runs at peak thermals all of the time. A ticking time bomb... -
ganeshts - Tuesday, October 15, 2013 - link
Not sure what you are referring to as a overheating brick.. Of all the fanless PCs I have had a chance to evaluate in the labs over here (including ones I built myself), nothing has come close to packing the raw CPU power while not throttling down in this particular form factor.
If you are going to run at peak thermals all the time, then, the i7-based units are not going to cut the grade (unless you opt for a ULV version). Most i7s dissipate between 35 - 84 W nowadays, and if it is a 'no-fan' system, that heat has to go somewhere :) -
dac7nco - Tuesday, October 15, 2013 - link
I don't know, Ganesh... most of the "industrial" systems I've seen are either wall-mounted or in a cabinet, in extremely punishing environments. Around lathes, CNC machines (which have their own cooling)... a lot of crap gets stuck in those radiators, and they do crash because they're seriously hot where they are placed. That's why NASA uses ten year-old conservative, hardened chips/FPGAs for control. Sometimes a Pentium-II/Untrasparc/940 is all you need.
If used as a fanless Media PC, then Habey and Chenbro both are falling out of a window ugly, need to be covered with a napkin, and will promptly overheat (or set the napkin on-fire). A $8 Rosewill 120mm fan is a beautiful thing.


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When you are young and just starting a professional life, retirement might be the last thing on your mind. However, if you ask any retired person, or someone entering retirement, what advice they would give you about planning for that day, chances are they'll say: Start as soon as you can!
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- Roth IRA Account: Roth IRAs differ somewhat from traditional IRAs – which allows for tax-deferred growth of retirement savings - in that the money deposited into these accounts is from "after-tax" dollars. Subsequently, when you make withdrawals from your Roth account, you are not taxed. Additionally, your savings within the account also grow tax-free.
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On Sunday, 19-year-old Jordan Spieth did something no teenager had since 1931: win a PGA Tour event. The Dallas native won a thrilling five-hole, sudden-death playoff, besting defending champion Zach Johnson and 34-year-old David Hearn at the John Deere Classic in Silvis, Ill to end the 82-year drought (Ralph Guldahl was the last to accomplish the feat, winning the Santa Monica Open in 1931). Spieth earned his spot in the playoff in appropriately dramatic fashion, holing a chip shot for birdie from a bunker on 18. Five nerve-wracking playoff holes later, he had captured his first PGA Tour victory.
It may be hard to believe that there were accolades that Tiger Woods didn't collect during his ascendency in the mid-nineties, but the 14-time Major Champion didn't earn his first tour win until he was nearly 21. Though it would be spectacularly premature to compare Spieth to Woods, the two are the only multiple winners in the 65-year history of the U.S. Junior Amateur Golf Championship (Woods from 1991 to 1993, Spieth in 2009 and 2011).
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All of this is to say that Spieth was far from an unheralded prospect. In addition to his Amateur Championship titles, he was named a first-team All-American in 2012 and led Texas to a national title that same year. Spieth also earned an exemption into the 2012 U.S. Open field after Brandt Snedeker's withdrawal—he finished tied for 21st. Since turning pro in December, he has participated in 16 events and has earned top-ten finishes in six of them.
Though Spieth has joked about being a college dropout, shedding his amateur status appears to be more blessing than curse thus far. With his win on Sunday, the 19-year-old earned a full PGA Tour membership, jumped to 11th in the projected FedEx Cup standings and rose to 59th in the World Golf Rankings—those in the Top 50 are all but guaranteed automatic entry into the four major championships. Spieth also signed on with Under Armour, which has helped him to fund his travels for a busy tour schedule.
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