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2012-03 EIAO Island, Marquesas, Tahiti
Exploration trip to EIAO Island with Teddy, Malcom, Fabio and Marcio, Report by Malcolm: In early march, after months of planning, four of us – Fabio and Marcio from Brazil, Randy from California and me from Australia – travelled to the Marquesas Islands in French Polynesia.
The trip was conceived by Randy from JDM Tackle and the logistics handled by keen Tahitian jigger & popper Teddy Moux who lives on Nuku Hiva.The Marquesas are located about 1500km NE of Tahiti and include a dozen islands, of which only 6 are inhabited. Our plan was to travel to Nuku Hiva in the northern group by plane from Tahiti, and then travel on a further 240kms by boat to uninhabited Eiao Island, where we would camp and fish.
Due to flight scheduling from South America Fabio & Marcio arrived a few days early and fished a "light" program around Nuku Hiva with Teddy, landing Wahoo, tuna and GT's before Randy and I arrived. Once all there, after the one & a half hour 4-wheel drive trip to the other side of Nuku Hiva, we left at midday for the 8 hour boat trip to Eiao.
Teddy had arranged with local fishermen, the Falchetto brothers, to use their boats and guiding skills for the trip and so complete with seven Marquesans from one extended family, three hunting dogs, guns, a chainsaw, tents, food & water and a lot of fishing equipment we headed for Eiao.
The four of us with three of the Marquesans' travelled in a local small Bertram style boat, and Teddy and the remaining Falchetto's with the dogs and the rest of the supplies travelled in a faster local open Poti Marara boat. The plan was for the Poti Marara to get there before us and set up camp. We arrived at night and being too dark and the seas to rough to safely transfer from the boat to the rocks we slept onboard and woke in the morning to find the camp set up and fully functioning. These Marquesians make Bear Grylls look like a junior boy scout! They had tapped into a natural spring with a gravity feed so we had a shower, running water, and by the time we were ashore they had even built a wooden floored shelter, complete with roof. A rifle shot let us know to expect goat on the menu that night!So – to the fishing! Splitting ourselves between the two boats we headed out.
Eiao is a rocky fairly barren island about 11kms long and 4kms wide, 550 odd metres high with vertical cliffs diving straight into the sea. It's quite reminiscent of the terrain around Komodo and Sumba.At the base of the cliffs, significantly around points with wave action and current flow, both jigs and casting soon bought results. GT's, red bass, and black jacks were all in abundance.
Our style of fishing, casting and jigging, was very unique and new to the Marquesans who fish very successfully with traditional methods. So we had some interesting and entertaining episodes trying to communicate and explain what we needed with boat positioning, and especially what was needed when hooked up to bigger fish.
The Marquesians speak Tahitian, Marquesian and French – and next to no English! Teddy was our main interpreter, but he couldn't be in all places at once so we had a communication learning curve to master.Away from the cliffs the seas were full of yellowfin tuna and casting poppers, stickbaits and dropping jigs saw an endless stream of tuna hook-ups.
They were mainly school sized tuna – around the metre mark in length, with the occasional fish up to about 35kgs.The problem with the tuna though was sharks – lots of sharks. We landed scores of tuna over the time we were there, but also lost a lot to sharks, and in the process losing a lot of tackle. I was a probably a bit tardy in deciding that maybe it wasn't such a great idea using Carpenter Katobi's , Pandoras, Gammas and Seafrogs when in reality any lure at all would be hit almost as soon as it was in the water!There were also so many birds offshore that casting at times was a real headache.
Diving frigates in particular could make life difficult, resulting in a good dozen bird releases being necessary. At times trying to keep diving birds away from your stickbait was hard. You would try to cast only to find a frigate had grabbed your stickbait in the air behind you whilst you were winding up to cast. They had no fear at all and would hover feet away from you screaming for your lure.GT's responded well to poppers, more so than stickbaits, but both were effective.
The larger fish were all taken on poppers. Jigs were also accounting for a lot of smaller GT's. True to rumour many of the GT's were black in colour.There are some very significant GT's in the Marquesas. The locals call them 'Ghosts". They are huge… a true Garua GT, unstoppables. I had one take my popper no more than 8 metres from the boat. A pack of small to midsized GT's had followed the popper back to the boat making half hearted feints at it when this absolute monster just tore through the pack shouldering the others aside. Its back was out of the water broadside to me when it took the popper and lit its afterburners and left the room! I've been lucky enough to see some big GT's over the years but never anything that looked like this, enormous, black and very very scary. All I could do was hold on and try and stay in the boat. If I hadn't seen it to be a GT I would have thought it was an 80kgs+ dogtooth in the way it just stripped line and headed for the cliffs. Never a chance of even getting a turn on the reel and the cliffs are very close.
The inevitable result, re-rigging with very shaky hands.It will be possible to stop one of these behemoths one day, but a lot of luck will be involved. Also it will need boat driving skills that are not there at the moment, as the locals have never tried to target the "Ghosts" and the necessities and skills in using a boat to help subdue one are still to be mastered there, but that will come.As a destination it's an exciting place to fish. GT's, tuna, wahoo and dogtooth are all present, many in good size, and both casting and jigging work well.
On this trip we didn't encounter that many dogtooth, but that's merely because we didn't find them. They are there. It's also very scenic. In the late afternoons there were literally hundreds of manta rays basking up against the cliff faces in the sun.
The Marquesians are an amazingly friendly and hospitable people – I've never been made to feel more welcome – and are capable of living off the land with an ease and practicality that we seem to have lost many generations ago.
A trip to the Marquesas is not without its logistical difficulties and many parts of it would make an Occupational Health and Safety inspector drop in their tracks, but the effort was well worth it. We only ended up with one person in hospital on Nuku Hiva after the trip – Teddy with a badly dislocated shoulder after an incident transferring from the rocks to the boat on the last day.Teddy and his family, and the Falchetto clan made a far fetched dream to fish a very remote location a very achievable reality.

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By: S. Davis
Where did the season go? With playoffs around this corner, this column will get progressively more depressing. I hate when the NFL season ends. I need a donut. Last week I went 8-8 so keep on coming back for great insight. Chocolate glazed, please.
Week 15:
Tampa Bay 24 @ St. Louis 15: I guess.
NY Jets 28 @ Dallas 20: I think the Cowboys fight harder than many expect them to. The Jets are not the type of franchise to have too much confidence in but they should manage a victory here.
Chicago 19 @ Minnesota 20: All things considered, I'll take the home team.
Atlanta 20 @ Jacksonville 24: The Falcons have folded and some of that has to be blamed on the wide receivers (not named Julio Jones) that have failed to find separation in their routes. On top of that, this narrative that Matt Ryan may not be a franchise quarterback is pitiful. He is the guy, he just needs help. Defensively, they could use a more consistent pass rush.
Houston 20 @ Indianapolis 17: This is basically a game for the NFC South title and with the Colts likely to start their third quarterback of the year…well, the Texans have J.J. Watt, right?
Carolina 26 @ NY Giants 27: I like Odell Beckham Jr. against just about any defensive back right now. Are you ready for the assignment, Josh Norman? Since the media has come out of the blue with (overwhelmingly) effusive praise for the cornerback, I want to see him match up with the wide receiver of the moment.
Honestly, I think the Panthers will win, and I hope they do, because I want the champions of the NFC East to be under .500.
Tennessee 23 @ New England 33: Maybe the Titans can stay in this game for longer than I expect them to.
Buffalo 24 @ Washington 20: Buffalo defends and has LeSean McCoy while Washington is far too inconsistent from the quarterback position – although it feels like Kirk Cousins will be their starter going into next year.
Kansas City 23 @ Baltimore 10: I expect the Chiefs to have a hiccup – seven wins in a row entering Sunday – but maybe they got all them out of their system in the first six weeks of the season.
Cleveland 10 @ Seattle 40: Yup, that looks about right.
Green Bay 23 @ Oakland 19: Packers?
Denver 17 @ Pittsburgh 26: Steelers. My Super Bowl pick to win it all earns another big victory as the postseason draws closer.
Miami 13 @ San Diego 27: Picking the Chargers here is the lesser of two evils.
Cincinnati 17 @ San Francisco 14: Even without Andy Dalton, the Bengals should have enough to pull this out.
Arizona 30 @ Philadelphia 28: To be fair, for some reason this game gives me pause and while I think the Eagles will hang around…they play in the NFC East at the end of the day, so they fall into familiar habits, i.e., turnovers.
Detroit 33 @ New Orleans 34: Someone has to win.
Last Week: 8-8
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Did some Penn State trustees violate a state law? One alumnus thinks so.
Ryan Bagwell, a 2002 graduate with dual degrees in journalism and music, keeps an eye on things that are happening at Penn State since the Jerry Sandusky child sex abuse scandal broke in 2011. In 2012, he ran for trustee. In 2014, he sued for access to documents.
Now he is turning his sights to a possible criminal question.
On Nov. 28, the Melrose, Mass., man sent a private criminal complaint to Centre County District Attorney Stacy Parks Miller, alleging violations of the Sunshine Act.
Pennsylvania's Sunshine Law governs how a public entity can operate in the public eye, dictating what meetings must be open, what can be closed and why.
"The allegations pertain to two violations of the Sunshine Act by certain members of the subcommittee of Penn State's board of trustees," he wrote.
The violations stem from the university's response to federal Department of Education fines for compliance issues with the Clery Act, a rule that dictates disclosure of security and crime statistics and information on campuses. The $2.4 million fine dwarfed the next largest Clery penalty issued, which was $357,000 to Eastern Michigan University in 2008.
On Nov. 3, when the fine was announced, officials said the report would be reviewed before comment. On Nov. 25, President Eric Barron said the fine would not be contested.
Bagwell bases his case on a Philadelphia Inquirer article that claimed alumni-elected trustee Bill Oldsey wrote to Barron about reconsidering, with Barron responding that "the university would stick to the legal subcommittee's decision not to appeal."
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The last meeting of the committee on legal and compliance was the morning the report was released. The committee did note an executive session for "privileged review and discussion of pending litigation."
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Since young I have never bought packets from these tissue peddlers. Whenever we were out for a meal at a hawker centre, my parents would always turn them away – making no eye contact and avoiding any conversation – and we did the same when we passed them on the streets. On the contrary there was no hesitation when a volunteer approached with a tin can, which would prompt my mother to dig her coin purse in exchange for a little sticker.
But I never understood why. Perhaps we never needed the tissue packets, though in retrospect one dollar was such a small sum for a good deed. A "good deed", because oftentimes these sellers are characterised as destitute and "in need" (and elderly), with assumptions that they have fallen on hard times, have been let down by their offspring, or are denied state assistance. Little surprise that they – together with those who toil as cleaners and those who labour in neighbourhoods with cartloads of cardboards – have featured in political narratives rallying against a heartless government which supposedly does little for the disenfranchised.
I asked my friends about this, and the unscientific aggregation of these anecdotes revealed a 50-50 split in the willingness to purchase. These were "karma tissues", one said, for the aforementioned reasons. For others it was not unlike a regular business transaction, and they were cautious about peddlers who were too "pushy" or appeared "suspicious". On the other hand, those who were hesitant to pay a dollar were not only apprehensive about the authenticity of these peddlers – some even citing syndicates – but concerned about the utility of their contributions. "That dollar will not solve their underlying problems", one elaborated.
Perhaps herein lies the power (and diversity) of perception. Whether we purchase these tissue packets depends, it seems: first, how we perceive the peddler (inferring intent through disposition and actions); and second, how we perceive the efficacy of our contribution (if that dollar makes a tangible difference in the life of that peddler, or if policy changes are in order).
Yet the trouble with these perceptions could be that of generalisation, wherein assumptions are made about the needs of these individuals. It is difficult to ascertain the background and motivation of a peddler, and in that split moment before a possible transaction we revert to a perception which – we believe – has served us well. I am not sure if these musings will mark a change in my future interactions, though I will certainly pause, and ponder a little more.


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Gravitational Measurements with a SiC Particle in a Magneto-Gravitational Trap
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Investigation of Precision Molding of Chalcogenide Glass Optics
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SiC MOSFET Reliability - Interfacial Chemistry and Structure
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Generation of High-Power Mode-Lock 1550nm Laser in Vertical External Cavity
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Thermal Transport in SiC and Diamond Based Composites
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"The 2016 mini-conference was extremely successful. It was a highly productive exercise, especially for the students. The environment was professional, yet relaxed. The way it was planned provided ample opportunity for students from different programs to interact with their peers as well as professors. The talks were very well planned which made for rich scientific
discussions. Such interactions are very valuable for students as they get to present to a focused audience, as opposed to a large multidisciplinary conference."
Professor Sarit Dhar
Physics Department, Auburn University


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On Zeal, in the Rule of St Benedict
Medium: Ink and pigments on vellum
Date: 1000
Written in the 5th century by Benedict of Nursia, the Rule of St Benedict became the most widely accepted manual for religious communities in western Europe. It was written to guide communities of monks and nuns in a life of reasonable asceticism, establish a daily framework of prayer and outline spiritual goals. The early Anglo-Saxon monasteries were becoming familiar with Benedict's rule, but not until after the disruptions of the Viking invasions and subsequent reform of monasteries in the 10th century was it uniformly in place. This manuscript copy was made at St Augustine's, Canterbury, at the end of the 10th century when monasteries had begun to follow St Benedict. A chapter of his rule would have been read aloud from this manuscript each day after early morning prayers (called 'prime', at about 6 am). St Benedict's Rule lays out the daily practice of prayer and obedience, but in the last chapter requires that the practice come from a good zeal arising from love of God. The first letter 'S' is ingenious in its design, made of two tightly curving shapes which terminate in bird heads, arising from cuffs of acanthus forms. Lacertine interlace joins the two curves and terminates in leaf forms. The invention and variety seen in the decoration throughout the manuscript are typical of the finer late Anglo-Saxon manuscripts such as this one.


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Richard Welter
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Mr. Welter attended the University of Southern California as an undergraduate earning a BS in Business Administration with an emphasis in Finance. Following his graduation, Mr. Welter joined Lloyd's Bank of London as a credit analyst in the commercial lending department. In 1981, Mr. Welter obtained a Masters of Business Administration from California State University at Long Beach. Immediately following his graduation, Mr. Welter joined Price Waterhouse to pursue a career in public accounting and became a certified public accountant in 1983.
In 1986, Mr. Welter joined the finance department of The Anden Group, one of the nation's largest real estate development and homebuilding companies, as an Assistant Treasurer. Within two years, Mr. Welter was promoted to the position of Treasurer. During his tenure at the corporate office, the treasury department financed approximately $400,000,000 of acquisition and development loans for residential construction. In 1988, Mr. Welter moved to Anden's Hemet office as the Assistant Division Manager overseeing all aspects of field operations including land acquisition, forward planning, accounting, marketing, escrow, takeout financing, and customer service.
In 1994, Mr. Welter joined Western Pacific Housing, a newly formed homebuilding company as the Director of Forward Planning. Mr. Welter participated in the acquisition and entitlement of land for approximately 2,100 lots/condominium units. Mr. Welter's responsibilities included market analysis, due diligence feasibility, budget preparation, negotiation of purchase and sale contracts, and entitlements.
In 1997, Mr. Welter joined John Laing Homes, a national homebuilding company as the Director of Land Development and was shortly thereafter promoted to Vice President. During his tenure at John Laing Homes, Mr. Welter supervised the forward planning and land acquisition departments.
Mr. Welter joined Don Wilson Builders in 2004 as Vice President to manage the land acquisition and forward planning operations for residential construction. In 2007, Mr. Welter's responsibilities were expanded to include the management of all aspects the company's residential property portfolio.


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Crowds gathered on Wednesday for the annual Tamborrada drum festival in the northern Spanish city of San Sebastian.
During the 24-hour event, drummers from all over the city beat their way across San Sebastian in fancy dress, celebrating the city's patron saint.
Members of San Sebastian's most famous society - the Gaztelubide, dressed in blue and white outfits - traditionally lead the Tamborrada by playing the March of San Sebastian shortly after the clock strikes midnight.
This year 135 drumming groups, of varying abilities, were taking part in the festival, representing many of the city's associations and schools.
San Sebastian has been named European Capital of Culture for 2016, sharing the honour with the Polish city of Wroclaw.


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Job Description
About Aramark
Aramark (NYSE: ARMK) is in the customer service business across food, facilities and uniforms, wherever people work, learn, recover, and play. United by a passion to serve, our more than 270,000 employees deliver experiences that enrich and nourish the lives of millions of people in 22 countries around the world every day. Aramark is recognized among the Most Admired Companies by FORTUNE and the World's Most Ethical Companies by the Ethisphere Institute. Learn more at www.aramark.com or connect with us on Facebook and Twitter.
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This position is responsible for ensuring data integrity, best practices, and ongoing compliance with internal and external information.
Work situations vary and require development, analysis, and interpretation of data.
This position will work closely with all functions of the Department to strengthen data inputs and bring rigor and discipline to the sales function in order to optimize company growth.
- Position will be working on several projects at one time, researching, and creating reports. These reports are technically aimed at identifying cost saving opportunities and process improvements. Data gathering, analyzing, and uncovering better, more efficient methods of doing things.
- Research and gather data pertaining to industry and customer trends to ensure we stay ahead of the game
- Develop reports on Market Research initiatives and provide ideas on how this research fits into current projects. Create infographics and presentations to the Marketing Manager and Marketing Assistant to clearly convey message.
- Devise new approaches and recommend solutions to solve business needs.
- Create a work environment where our business processes are always improving and becoming more efficient.
- Will enter and manage all Meal Plans into the Meal Plan Database
- Will create and pull other lists as needed (Freshmen list, Residents list, Eco Kit list, etc.)
- Will keep track of all promotions from a financial (and attendance) standpoint to ensure project/event/promotion was worth our while
- Will keep track of all invoices and ordering done through the Marketing Department
- - Marketing Office materials
- - Meal Plan materials
- - Orders from Human Resources (Hiring Cards, Pocket Cards, Handbooks, etc.)
- - Orders from Concessions (Vouchers, Game Day stickers, all signage ordered, etc.)
• Must be a graduate student at Mississippi State University pursuing a graduate degree in Business, Finance, Business Intelligence, Operations Research, Statistics, or similar field.
• Must be willing to work at least 12 months (one full year), with a minimum of 20 hours a week.
• 0-2 years' experience with data mining, reporting, and analysis preferred.
• Advanced skills in MS Excel and PowerPoint.
• Must demonstrate strong problem solving skills, both analytical and conceptual.
• Ability to translate raw data and analytical results into clear written and verbal communication to internal stakeholders.
• Ability to be a part of multiple projects and initiatives of varying size and complexity, while meeting conflicting deadlines in a diverse challenging environment.
• Strong communication skills: oral, written, and presentation, plus the ability to communicate with a wide range of people and behavior styles.
• Strong organizational skills.
• Ability to manage and prioritize time and projects in an efficient manner.
• Anticipate clients' needs, operate with a sense of urgency, and have the ability to adapt to change quickly.
Job Responsibilities:
Data Mining and Quality Assurance
• Understanding of all key data sources and their application to the business.
• Responsibility of identifying which data sources to use when a business problem is provided.
• Quality assurance of raw data to ensure data integrity.
• Extracting, mining, and manipulating raw data in preparation of creating reports and business analysis.
Data Analysis and Reporting
• Analyzing and assessing data to optimize growth potential.
• Generating analysis reports to create an illustration of business processes and performance.
• Finding trends in historical data to predict future outcomes.
• Attention to detail and employing resourcefulness to search and find insights on various trends and information.
• Using qualitative and quantitative analysis to dissect common challenges into critical root causes.
Creativity and Innovation
• Devising new approaches and recommending solutions to solve business needs.
• Creating a work environment where our business processes are always improving and becoming more efficient.
• Working across all functions of the Marketing Department to collaborate in providing a picture of how the department and account marketing is operating.
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That's it, folks: a couple months ago I made decision to go analog with my art, and in a few more years, I hope to be free from the shackles of Adobe, and therefore the shackles of expensive and bulky (Windows) computer set-ups that can sufficiently run the bloated behemoth that is Photoshop.
Why? Well, for a number of reasons – many of which I explain in detail here. (No, the cloud is not a green or eco-friendly alternative to real product. It's just a form NIMBYism.)
For those of you who aren't aware and who don't want to read that first link, the jist is this: Adobe has, by most definitions, a monopoly on the digital arts market. They've spent the last 15 years slowly buying up their competitors and then shelving their software so that users had no choice but to start using Adobe products. PSD, PDF and many other Adobe files are standard filetypes several industries over, and now Adobe has ended their sale of perpetual licensing, forcing all of their customers into the position of renting their software.
This is really the endgame of planned obsolescence. So long as someone owns a product, they can always tinker with it, fix it, and keep it long past its prescribed expiration date. This is bad for companies who make their bread through the sale of yearly or monthly (or whatever) release cycles, and who rely on the novelty of newness itself to move product that is, by all accounts, barely better than the previous product that people just bought.
In the film The Light Bulb Conspiracy (which I totally forgot to include on my list!), the history of the light bulb is explored, as it is arguably where the notion of planned obsolescence was born. Early models of incandescent light bulbs were commonly designed to last in excess of tens of thousands, even 100 thousand, hours. But manufacturers soon realized that they'd be driven out of (growth-based) business if they kept making such good-quality light bulbs, and so standardized an industry-wide 5,000-hour limit which we only just recently decided to start ignoring.
What if the light bulb manufacturers had decided that 5,000 hours wasn't good enough either, and to make sure that people didn't resort to candle or gas light for any length of time when their bulbs went out, they decided to simply lease bulbs to every home in the US for a flat, monthly rate per bulb?
That would have been a plot so appallingly preposterous as to belong squarely in the pages of Detective Comics to pre-war Americans. But not anymore – not only do the vast majority of us accept this coming era of non-ownership, but some of us even welcome it in the name of "convenience".
Well I, for one, do not. And in preparing for my hard-earned copy of CS5.5 to one day stop being supported or compatible with whatever hardware I'm running, leaving me with no other option than to prostrate myself before the fat cats at Adobe, I'm making the transition to go analog. Though that's not to say there aren't impeccable, and in some respects, even better free and open-source alternatives to Photoshop on the market, like GIMP or Krita, but I'm doing this for other reasons too.
For one, I grew up using and honing my skills using traditional media, and didn't start preferring digital until college, when I suddenly had access to all this fancy, expensive equipment. I dabbled with PS7 a little through high school, but didn't really make anything that could be called "art" until I started making comics in my freshman year. Being a disciple of color, though, I couldn't think in black and white like a lot of the old cartooning masters often did (thanks to pre-digital printing costs and constraints), and so almost all of my inspirational material was digital. Coloring, lettering, and formatting digitally just seemed to be The Thing To Do. I didn't take to drawing digitally however, and I never did; for some reason my brain just ceases to understand any sense of scale when it comes to working on a screen. I "lost" myself in digitally drawn pages too easily, and unless I had some kind of real frame of reference, like panel borders I'd drawn by hand and scanned in, it was rare that I could intuitively make heads or tails of what I was looking at. That's one of the reasons that I still do my lines by hand – I can manipulate those all day without a problem, but as soon as I try to construct a page from the ground up on the computer, I'm lost.
Secondly, the occasions where I do draw digitally (usually quick commissioned illustrations that aren't meant to be printed out), I rely very heavily on CTRL+Z, and also on the collage-like nature of layers to piece together art. For some people this works fine, but for me, I've noticed that I'm barely half the draftsman that I used to be and that I can no longer create pieces from start to finish on paper so easily. This is incredibly frustrating, and as an artist, it's really a matter of pride. If I can't take a pen to paper and wind up with a finished product that doesn't need doctoring up in Photoshop, then what the hell kind of artist am I? There's a weird undercurrent in contemporary art that has this implication that artists and their works can transcend media. But that's not true. Art is as much a medium as we are our bodies: that is, fully.
Thirdly, digital art values speed and efficiency above all else, and the world of commercial art that has built itself on a foundation of digital software values this foremost too. Lightning-fast turnaround times, ever-increasing shortcuts taken at the expense of visual complexity by self-employed artists simply to stay afloat, and entire art forms dedicated to showcasing ideas expressed as quickly as possible (speedpainting) are celebrated as progress. We are outsourcing more and more of our creative labor to expensive machines and esoteric algorithms in exactly the same way that US manufacturers have outsourced manual labor to sweatshops overseas. At some point, it's going to come back to bite us in the ass… if it hasn't already.
I am all about slow these days. I do my laundry by hand; I sew by hand (more on that in another post!); I don't own a car; I make my own pantry staples and condiments; I plan on living in a house that I have built by hand. The next logical step is to take the speed and cold efficiency out of my art-making, and re-learn the art of making art, you might say. I want to rediscover how to enjoy the process as much as the finished product.
This is going to take time, though. I may do lines by hand still, but I will have to revisit hand lettering again, I'll have to relearn the art of penciling (with Photoshop, you can draw in colored pencils, ink right over them, and not even bother erasing because you can very easily eliminate the color after scanning) and perhaps more daunting of all, coloring. I'll probably go the watercolor/pigmented inks route for that.
I can't think of a single artist who works this way anymore, beyond maybe some aging European master whose work I'd recognize but name I don't know. It's hideously slow and inefficient work – I might spend 10+ on a page that, using Photoshop, might have taken me half that – but it's better for me mentally, artistically, and I will be beholden to no one's bottom line to get my work done. I will also have all my materials physically occupying space with my in the studio. There will be no question of what sorts of resources I'm using up to make my art, and no delusion of where any of it came from and how much I need. It's a more intimate relationship grounded in reality, I think.
I'd actually started off intending to write a post about the fountain pen I'd bought recently, and how it was going to mark my return to inking with ink and nib in lieu of expensive and short-lived pens like Copic multiliners. But I realized the "why" portion is just as important as the "how", so I'll save the actual shop talk for a future post and hopefully share with you the progress I'm making on my transition away from dependence on Adobe and Wacom over the next few years.
Please do read the Archdruid Report piece linked above, though. I'll leave you with something very important he says that is no longer obvious to many folks. It's about the internet, but I wager that it's relevant to all industries that rely on the internet to function, as Adobe does now.
It's a source of wry amusement to me that so many people seem to have forgotten that the internet doesn't actually do very much that's new. Long before the internet, people were reading the news, publishing essays and stories, navigating through unfamiliar neighborhoods, sharing photos of kittens with their friends, ordering products from faraway stores for home delivery, looking at pictures of people with their clothes off, sending anonymous hate-filled messages to unsuspecting recipients, and doing pretty much everything else that they do on the internet today. For the moment, doing these things on the internet is cheaper and more convenient than the alternatives, and that's what makes the internet so popular. If that changes—if the internet becomes more costly and less convenient than other options—its current popularity is unlikely to last.


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YES! That is all I have to say about this issue of Detective Comics because it was so good. Another fun new chapter in this well constructed story. Detective Comics is one of the DC Rebirth titles that has been able to maintain its consistent story quality and tone. I do not think this is going to have an impact that the Killing Joke or the Dark Knight Returns had not just on Batman, but on comics in general, but this will be entertaining for anyone who randomly picks it up and what else should I more demand? You can clearly see Tynion IV planned the story well ahead instead of coming up with what will happen to each issue at the last moment <ehem>Action Comics <ehem>. This issue focuses more on a specific character and it does a perfect job focusing on him/her. They do some cliche things with this character once, but that doesn't distract from what's at work. The story progresses very nicely and continues on in great pace. I was very glad to see my favorite colorist back, Adriano Lucas who creates images resembling paintings while the expressions work the best with his color and the art in the issue. Very few negatives, like earlier said there are some cliche lines this comic trends, but that could be easily overlooked. The opening scene wasn't really needed in my opinion and comes off too cheesy. Other than these minor flaws the issue works in every other category.
#939 of Detective Comics walks some unoriginal lines, but in the end with all the great character developments, writing, art, and color the issue is just another fun ride I would recommend for everyone to read.
- So the issue does choose to focus more on Tim Drake like the cover heavily suggests. We get some great scenes, but also some stereotypical ones like the build up to his supposed death. The "I am planning to retire" crap is ran to the ground and usually is a flag to one's death. The issue does end with him willing to sacrifice his life – which won't happen – and we get an awesome "NOT AGAIN" face from Batman
- Clayface is amazing! No surprise here. His scene with him willing to save people makes me feel empathy for the dude. He just can't be useful without bringing in his bad side. His lines all feel natural so I'm glad they didn't try to change the character while changing sides to good
- Cassandra Cain seems to have a secret within her I can't wait to find out more about. When she was evacuating civilians I think she was hallucinating her father within the crowd. Maybe I just read too much into that moment so someone tell me if I'm crazy or not


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Websites are constantly growing. In maintaining and managing a site, keeping an updated inventory of all your website content assets has many benefits for on-going governance. Software tools like the Content Analysis Tool (CAT), can make this formerly painstaking process easy to adopt as regular practice. Whether you are a website manager or designer, content manager or developer, content strategist or information architect, there is great value in always knowing what's on your website and how it's changing.
Instead of seeing the inventory as a one-time task limited to big website redesigns, Lou Rosenfeld argues for a rolling content inventory, seeing inventory as a process we make part of our content or website's lifecycle. With a rolling inventory, you have a starting place from which to analyze how content is performing and whether or not it's moving the website in a strategic direction.
A content inventory outlines the current breadth and scope of your content. An updated inventory makes you more agile; you're better equipped for system or platform migrations. With the number of channels site and content managers maintain now, it's more important than ever to quickly gather and communicate a list of content assets. In an Agile process where a site may be redesigned or migrated in an iterative progression, updating the content inventory and audit at the beginning of each cycle ensures that the project team knows exactly what the scope of their work entails.
This is where content inventory and audit software offers the most assistance. With automated tools, you don't need to plan extra time for long inventories at the beginning of every project or quarter. Manual click-by-click inventories may take hours, weeks, or months depending on the size of your site. It isn't always efficient to restart or redo that process on a regular basis but with software like CAT, you can run and re-run website content inventories at any time.
In a content inventory is your friend Kristina Halvorson recommends maintaining your content inventories over time, describing the benefits of seeing content attributes, identifying content owners, or finding items still in need of updates. We've also noticed public agencies have been making great strides in providing more user-friendly and accessible websites; content inventories are one of their central governance tools.
According to the Food And Agriculture Organization Of The United Nations Web Guide, content inventories simplify the process of updating redundant information; make it easier to correctly place new information; identify the responsibilities (ownership) of content owners; remove or archive out-of-date information; and provide the groundwork for migration of a website to a content management system.
With CAT, you can quickly contrast any two completed inventories of a site with a job comparison report. A quick summary tells you the number and type of files that have been added, deleted, changed or unchanged. CAT also provides a list of all webpage URLs and their status. Open a side-by-side resource detail report for each page to show where changes have occurred, including images, videos, documents, and links in and out.
If your website has multiple contributors, constantly updated content, or user-generated comments, re-running an inventory that immediately shows you these kinds of changes will save hours of time and eye strain from manually comparing spreadsheets.
Both Halvorson and the United Nations Web Guide mention identifying content owners as a useful category in your inventories. Collaborators can use CAT to view results of content inventories and indicate content ownership or other relevant facts by annotating in the notes section. The benefit in CAT is that files are saved in the cloud so you don't have to worry about where versions are stored and you can retrieve and compare reports at any time or location. Content owners and developers can regularly run reports of their sections and track changes on a daily, weekly, or quarterly basis.
When you know the current size and state of your website, you're in a strong position to evaluate new platforms or content management systems. Accurate knowledge of your content helps simplify the scoping and RFP (Request for Proposals) process and aids in comparing systems with your content needs. Updated inventories are useful to
At Content Insight, we also recommend a careful content audit before migrating between platforms or content management systems. When you're a keeping an updated inventory, checking changes over time and making regular oversight part of your website governance, it's much easier to begin an audit. You have more time to focus on analyzing and improving content as well as preparing it for the next system.
Thankfully, maintaining a content inventory doesn't require starting over; it can easily become part of regular maintenance and management of your website. A software tool like the Content Analysis Tool (CAT), helps you create a rolling inventory where multiple team members view an accurate list of your content catalog. Use the updated inventory to monitor changes, track updates, build content audits or look for new content systems. By making it easier to see the content lifecycle, the updated inventory gives your team a powerful tool for communication in website tracking.


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A one-of-a-kind 37.9 ct. boulder opal is the focal point of a new ring from designer Suneera Swarup of Meus Designs.
Set in 18k yellow gold and blackened silver, the ring has 1.5 cts. t.w. colorless and champagne diamonds—about half of each—and retails for $8,440.
"The opal is from Australia, is a singlet—a true cabochon, which you don't normally see," the designer tells JCK. She acquired the stone several years ago from an L.A. stone dealer. She says the piece signifies the earth and the treasures it holds.
After finishing the ring two months ago, she immediately posted a picture of it on Meus' Facebook page. Almost instantly, two retailers—one from Puerto Rico and another from Los Angeles—contacted her for pricing. It is, however, still for sale.
"At first I thought I would make a pendant with the stone, but then I thought that that would just make it so regular, such a general piece of jewelry," says Swarup. "I decided that it was such a statement that it had to be on the hand—it had to be a ring!"
A one-of-a-kind 37.9 ct. boulder opal set in 18k yellow gold and blackened silver with 1.5 cts. t.w. colorless and champagne diamonds; $8,440. Meus Designs


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MICHAYWé - The "club swap" is back at Michaywé. After introducing the concept a year ago using it successfully to help raise money for the Gaylord Area Junior Golf Association (GAJUGA), Michaywé Director of Golf Don White knew it was something he wanted to do annually.
"It went over really well last year," White said. "We tagged over 250 items and we designated 10 percent of the sales price of everything we sold to go to the GAJUGA. We raised about $300 for them and now we're hoping to raise some more money for the high school golf team."
This is how the club swap works. Registration will be held on Friday, June 27, from 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Folks may bring in golf clubs or other golf-related items they desire to sell to the Michaywé Pines Course pro shop. The clubs and other items will be priced and tagged and those bringing in the items will receive claim checks.


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text: There's so much we'll miss about Emmy Award-winning TV drama, The Good Wife: the sly humor, the riveting interpersonal dynamics, the complicated characters. But most of all, we will miss Diane Lockhart as played by the brilliant Christine Baranski. And who could forget her jewelry? In our opinion, there are few people who have ever worn statement necklaces with the grace and style of Diane. She was not afraid to go big and bold in her beliefs or in her accessories, and she carried it off beautifully. We couldn't wait to see what she was wearing every week. Like the incomparable Diane, here are five necklaces that are big, bold and impossibly chic.


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In-flight advertising offers many exciting advertising options. These options range from skyline panels, visible throughout the length of the flight, to meal tray cards placed on each meal tray.
Inflight advertising is unique Nessie the passenger can decide what ads they want to view and which ones they want to skip. Atin OOH, an in-flight ad agency, points out services such as those of Panasonic Avionics Corporation. This project comprises of click banners through which passengers go can access microsites within the flight entertainment.
There is also the beverage cup. A beverage cup is one of the most direct forms of Advertising because You have the opportunity To create a complete 360 degree ad. A beverage cup is an obvious eye-grabber and holds a lot of potential as an in-flight ad space.
Another interesting space for ad display is the body of the plane. An aircraft body is a blank space. It is large, moving, and highly visible. A lot many air services have carefully designed liveries for their aircraft. For instance, Western Pacific had many liveries displaying ads for casinos and TV cartoons.
Similarly, Southwest Airlines has more than 20 special livery aircrafts. Although many services such as British Airways have livery for external display, none have placed their ads in the craft's internal space.
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The interior space of the plane is useful for airline advertising. In 2008, Spirit Airlines and the Bahamas Ministry of Tourism decided to design cabin interiors in the form of a tropical scene that included blue skies, sandy beaches, and beautifully coloured waters. AtinOOH points out that these ads work, since they had a visually tranquil effect, which became popular with people.
This ad-design was a first of its kind and it turns people love advertisements that carry their message that merge with the spaces that carry them rather than ones that stand out in the spaces that carry them.
Besides the physical spaces of the aircraft, the crew on board can be a part of the advertisement. For instance, airlines are known to invite chefs to join a flight. Here they get to introduce new menus of food businesses to the flyers.
Air France is known to tour with a food truck, distributing samples of their flight food brands to people. Similarly, there is the Bon Appetit ad campaign Air France runs that promotes services such as Deliveroo
Another way to engage customers with your ads is to add specific radio announcements and in-flight games. These games and announcements are interactive and so they stay with the flyers for up to 5 – 10 minutes mid-flight.
Customer engagement remains a fundamental in the case of in-flight advertising, making advertising and branding in airline spaces an exciting option for enterprisesthat understand the dynamics of this option. With a high flying, economically stable target audience in hand, brands can look forward to utilising more and more innovative trends at in-flight advertising of their products.


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Cut a 9" diameter circle from white construction paper.
Cut holes out for the eyes.
Glue on bit of white packing peanut for the nose.
Cut at least 6 black narrow strips from construction paper for the whiskers.
Curl 1 end.
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Attach 2 small rectangles for the teeth.
Add 2 oval pieces of white construction paper approximately 6" long for the ears.
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Attach 2 lengths approximately 12" long to tie around the head.
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1 pound Navy beans -- soaked overnight
6 cups water
6 ounces bacon -- chopped
1 onion -- diced
1 green pepper -- diced
1 red pepper -- diced
1 cup barbecue sauce
1 cup cider vinegar
2 tablespoons molasses
2 tablespoons mustard
1 cup any leftover smoked meat
In a saucepan cook beans with water for 2 hours.
In a saute pan, cook bacon over moderate heat. Add onions and peppers and cook until tender. Add remaining ingredients, including beans and bake at 250 degrees for 45 minutes. Serve hot.


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From Santa Maria, Santa Barbara County
July 9, 2013
Keeping Drip Lines Open for the Season
Dave Peck is with Manzanita Berry Farms in Santa Maria. He noted that maintaining drip lines is important. Traditionally, hydrogen peroxide or sulfuric acid, are used to clean out the drip line residues in the conventional fields. However, Peck said that the organics are more tricky since there is a lot of fish oil-based products that are difficult to completely clean out of the lines. Hydrogen peroxide is also registered on organics, but it is only marginally effective.
However, Peck has thought of a different strategy of keeping the drip tape flowing for the entire season. "When planting, we put in an extra pair of drip tapes, so we have four rows of tape down the row," he said.
"We hook up two for the first half of the season, when those tapes begin to plug up and we begin to notice, we'll switch to the other pre-installed new set for the rest of the season. Pricewise, it is cost-effective compared to the chemicals people use to clean drip lines," he noted.


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I first knew about Hannibal (2013 – ), an adaptation of the characters developed in Thomas Harris' novels, when it was in the post production stage. I remember I was looking through Mads Mikkelsen's IMDb page—yes, I know of Mads since I saw him in Valhalla Rising (2009)—when I noticed that he was going to be Hannibal Lecter in an NBC's TV series. I didn't know what to expect… I didn't even cared to remember the premiere date. I didn't know who produced, who directed, or who was writing. All I knew was that Mads was a great actor who would probably create an amazing portrait of Hannibal the Cannibal.
A few months later—or maybe a year? I don't remember—I came upon some online articles about the series. That's when I realized it was already airing. A week later I watched the first episode, and *gasp* I did not like it. I thought it was too slow with only seconds of Mads in front of the camera. I didn't understand the TV series' proposal easily. A few weeks later I decided to rewatch the first episode, and then I knew. I watched the second episode, and the third, and the fourth, and so on… Everything was beautiful—but more than beautiful, it was perfect.
I shouldn't have any doubts about the series. If I had look into the production details, I'd have seen that the series was being produced by Gaumont and the Dino De Laurentiis Company—producer and owner of the copyrights of the Hannibal movies—with Bryan Fuller, creator and writer of Dead Like Me (2003 – 2004), which meant that the script was probably going to be an intelligently written one. And it was; it is.
The first thing that caught me about NBC's Hannibal was the cinematography, and the production design. It is seamless, very geometrical, and balanced. It is built like a painting: every shot is thoughtfully placed in the sequence and in the scene… like a brush stroke with no arbitrary meaning. And sometimes it places tribute to classic audiovisual works like The Shining (1980) and the Hannibal movies.
The same thing happens with the script. A few weeks ago I rewatched the first season, and I noticed how the dialogue subtly directs the viewer to what's going to happen in the development of the series. One clear example is when Hannibal says (in the first episode of the first season, Aperitif):
This cannibal you have him getting to know, I think I can help good Will see his face.
And he does. Hannibal slowly shows Will who he is but Will doesn't necessarily gets it. Not at first because they don't know, or don't want to know, he is the cannibal.
Another thing is the heterogeneity of the cast and characters. It has a mentally-disabled guy and a black man as two of the three main characters; an Asian woman, and women in positions of power. Most of these choices were made by Fuller, who decided to change the race and/or sex of the original characters written by Thomas Harris (all or most of them were white males).
Hannibal also develops topics that are considered delicate or taboo (or that simply don't appear in popular or genre TV shows or movies) like euthanasia in patients with a terminal condition, the use of cannabis to treat cancer, biopower and the female body, interracial homosexuality, and the portrayal of an individual with a condition similar to Asperger's Syndrome in a highly-qualified job and not segregated from society.
Another thing that I love about Hannibal is that it doesn't focus on the female body to maintain the interest of the viewer. There are no ass or boob shots! The little nudity or sex scenes that made it to the series are artistically represented in a way I haven't seen in a TV series before. It doesn't depict censorship—although one episode was prohibited from airing on TV—, instead the series shows the bodies as human bodies, not as pieces of meat in a market.
A bonus:
(1) Food p0rn! I'm not going to say much about this… just that there's a chef and a food stylist in the production team.
(2) The deaths are macabre, grotesque and beautifully assembled!
I really wanted to write something a little bit more critical but it's hard! This series is currently my favorite one and it has been since last year. I seriously can't say or see anything wrong with it. It hasn't disappointed me and that usually happens in the second or third season of whichever series I'm watching (and I watch a lot of stuff because of reasonsreferences).
I hope it doesn't get cancelled after the third season. I will cry if that happens.


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CIP (Central Institute of Psychiatry) Recruitment Notification 2017 www.cipranchi.nic.in 08 Senior Resident Post Attend Walkin Interview
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I am beginning to settle in to a new life in the greater Lansing, MI area, and a new position as Software Engineer at Vertafore, Inc., having started in December 2017.
Thank you to all who spoke with me or assisted during this long job search and significant relocation. I appreciate every one of you.
In my life, I have survived a couple career changes. I have gone from math instructor, to Scouting executive, to software engineer. Through it all, I have worked alongside people in many fields. I find that most people enjoy their work, but everyone has some tasks that are a bit more repetitive or tedious than the rest. They need tools and materials to help them out.
That's where engineers come in. Need to attach pieces of wood to other pieces of wood? Ancient engineers gave us the hammer and nail. Need to frequently cross a river while also allowing boats to pass? Some civil engineers will build you a bridge. Need to track thousands of bill payments received monthly, credit them to the proper accounts, and highlight delinquent accounts? A team of software engineers can design and code a system to do just that.
Drawing comparisons between hammers, bridges, and software is unusual. The common thread is to identify a need, discuss with those in need the exact nature of the need, then use the sum of your knowledge to satisfy the need. For a bridge, you must know the quantity and weight of the vehicles that will cross over, the size of the boats that pass under, and the geology of the area. For software, the questions and answers are vastly different, but the cooperative effort is similar. Together over time, all stake-holders strive to develop the best solutions.
Those solutions will differ as the process blends science and art. Consider dovetail joints or a pneumatic nail gun. Our ancestors had stone arches as the only option, now we can do cable-stayed carbon-steel suspensions. Early programmers relied on assembly instructions fed via punch cards, while today we have multiple programming languages, APIs, frameworks, IDEs, version control, server set-ups, and agile methodologies.
With these as my tools and materials, I've helped banks, universities, manufacturers, not-for-profits, and others create their own tools, in turn helping their employees and customers. If you have recently made a mortgage payment, advanced in Scouting, purchased diapers, spent paper currency, or opened an investment account, maybe I've been indirectly able to help you do that. Thank you for the opportunity.
To see more details, please read my resume, my Coast Guard Auxiliary and Scouting histories, and my list of projects.
Outside of my own pages, you can connect with me on LinkedIn, or explore some of my personal projects at SourceForge.
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Mark Onaitis, MD, is a board-certified thoracic surgeon who specializes in malignant and benign conditions of the chest, including lung cancer, esophageal cancer, thymic malignancy, gastroesophageal reflux, achalasia, paraesophageal hernia, and myasthenia gravis. He uses minimally invasive approaches – thorascopy and robotics – to treat these conditions.
As a professor in the Department of Surgery, Dr. Onaitis trains medical students, residents and fellows at UC San Diego School of Medicine. His basic science research interests include stem and progenitor cells and lung cancer. His clinical research focuses on quality indicators in thoracic surgery.
Dr. Onaitis completed a fellowship in thoracic surgery and a residency in general surgery at Duke University School of Medicine, where he served as chief resident. He also earned his medical degree and obtained a master's degree in clinical research from Duke University School of Medicine. He is board-certified in thoracic surgery.
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In a labour market as competitive as today's, it pays to make the most of job opportunities. A job interview is one of those great opportunities in which, within just a few minutes, you can get employed. It is, therefore, important not to make mistakes.
It is true that every person has their own strategies in finding work. The prospective employers want us to act with cordiality and try to demonstrate our skills, knowledge and experiences in the way we know best. But apart from this, there are a number of attitudes that we must avoid at all costs in order to make a good impression.


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jaffacakes commented on auto wine pourer:
Obviously i need to purchase a quieter motor lol
Hello everyone,
I'm trying to get a python script to autorun on my pi zero , editing LXDE-pi but nothing seems to work even if I change what's already in there my desktop stays the same?.
Andy ideas would be much appreciated
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Hi Jaffacakes,
Welcome to incrediBits. To get more exposure on the site it might be worth posting this question in the ask section.
The auto wine pourer is looking great!
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jaffacakes replied:
Thank you, I finally managed to sort this out thank you, sometimes it takes days of searching Internet lol. It's very near completion now :)
Does anyone know how to autorun a python program from raspbian jesse? , on wheezy it's in the crontab -e.
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text: last week hit a pot hole on a country road and blew out a tyre instantly. That however was only the start of the problem....it was muddy, it was raining, had the whole family onboard...and then the spare wheel wouldn't drop down because the screw thread was TOTALLY RUSTED!!! I had to use brute force and ignorance to bend the hook over to drop the wheel and then tie it back up with string temporarily. Its all now fixed, but my point is, while its dry and sunny and you have a spare moment (not much hope of that then) check your spare tyre will lower and grease the thread up cos you never know when you'll need it!


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Engineering and technology group SENER, together with Acciona Industrial, have achieved a milestone with the start of the salt melting process at the Kathu Solar Park concentrated solar power (CSP) plant.
The molten salt will be used to store heat from the solar field that can later be recovered to produce steam and generate electricity in the absence of solar radiation, extending the operational capacity of the plant after sunset and during cloudy weather.
The molten salt storage system allows for four-and-a-half hours of thermal energy storage.
The plant uses SENERtrough-2 collectors – a parabolic trough technology, which enables power supply during sunny periods as needed to satisfy the peak of demand, without the considerable expense of battery storage.
The joint venture between SENER and Acciona Industrial was appointed by the Engie-led consortium to provide engineering, procurement and construction services for the project.
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sea side soaps~ ~ This is a must see and purchase etsy site! In Stephanie's words here's her profile and what her creations mean to her ~ ~ "I'm Stephanie, wife and mom of two, stepmom to three. I live in tropical Naples, Florida. I've always been interested in crafting and needlework and love to crochet and sew. An herbalist friend of mine showed me how to make handmade soaps 7 years ago in return for a copy of a book I'd written about an image editor, and I was off and running with soapmaking. I love being an "alchemist" who makes soaps, creams, balms and other useful and helpful potions with my own two hands.
I love especially the creamy richness of handmade soaps, and the fact that they don't strip my skin of oils. In fact, I was amazed the first time I washed my hands with my own soap and found that my skin wasn't tight or dry, and I didn't need to use hand lotion. Even my husband noticed how wonderful these soaps are on your skin, and now he shaves with my soap. My kids love it too. We haven't used commercial soap in years. Sometimes people ask "What's so great about handmade soap?" If you've been buying soap at the store all your life, the relatively higher price of handmade soap may seem like an unnecessary expense. But once you've tried it, you are likely to be delighted with its skin-loving properties and the rainbow of colors and fragrances available. I have to admit that I'm not a purist about scenting my soaps and potions. I love, love, love essential oils, but some of them, such as Sandalwood, endanger their sources and the benefits of these oils may not make it through the soapmaking process. I also adore many fragrances that don't come from plants or flowers. So I like having the option to choose from the best of both worlds and scent my soaps with essential oils and fragrance oils. You will always know which is which from the product description and listed materials.
Whichever kind of handmade soap you buy, remember that it is a special product. Once you receive it, unwrap it and expose it to the air. Don't keep it in plastic wrap or bags. If you're not going to use it right away, place it in a drawer or on a closet shelf to scent its contents. Once you start using it, keep your soap out of direct water spray so that it will last longer. Now I do want to talk for just a wee minute about vanilla fragrance in soaps. Lots of people have asked why so many handmade soaps are tan or brown. The answer is vanilla! Vanilla darkens cold process soap -- and even some scrubs and salts, depending on how much vanilla is in a fragrance blend. It can turn bath and beauty products brown, but a true vanilla lover (and I'm one) usually think it's worth it for the divine smell.If you have time, stop by and read my blog. I try to post daily about my latest additions to my shop."


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Emaelivpeith Gary Shannon:> Clearly they are not suitable for alien languages on > planets where horses and chickens don't exist, but > imaginative conlangers ought to be able to make > adjustments and substitutions of alien life forms, > habits and customs where necessary.I've been scanning in the illustrations of the Primer (work-in-progress link is http://arthaey.mine.nu:8080/~arthaey/conlang/writing/mcguffey/ ), complete with pictures of horses and cats and dogs. I have an alien planet, but at least humans have also settled there, so I can say that I'm translating one of their books. An Asha'ille reader targeted to the Terran-speaking humans. :) My animal "translations" are actually words for native species that are similiar in form or function, which seemed the best compromise to me. -- AA


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They definitely put on a good show as far as making us all believe they were happy and in love, which is why the news that Andi Dorfman and Josh Murray broke up came as quite the surprise to many fans yesterday. No one knows what is truly going on in a relationship besides the two people who are part of it, but still, Josh and Andi really did seem like they were headed to the altar sometime in the next few months.
And while Andi has yet to speak out about how she's doing now that the engagement is off, Josh was quick to react on Instagram late yesterday, although he must have realized he'd made himself a bit too vulnerable.
He posted a photo to Instagram of a man kneeling down with an arm raised to the heavens with a caption that said, "Lord, help me to have faith in your plan."
Shortly after sharing the pic, however, he wound up deleting it, so he must have regretted expressing his feelings.
More from The Stir: Nick Viall Reacts to Andi Dorfman & Josh Murray's Breakup
OMG. Doesn't this make you feel kind of sorry for him? It's almost as if he basically admitted that he did not want the relationship to end, which makes us wonder if Andi is the one who pulled the plug.
Huh. I wonder if the fact that her bestie, Nikki Ferrell, also recently became single has anything to do with it? Nothing quite helps a gal move on than having a buddy to go on the prowl with.
As for Josh and how he'll manage to heal his broken heart? Um, something tells me women are already lining up at his door who are more than willing to help him out with that task.
Do you feel bad for Josh?
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