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Here's James Franco's first-ever appearance in a music video: "Rising," a collaboration between the actor/filmmaker/host/writer/teacher and artist/muse Kalup Linzy. Franco's the blurry dude on the right.
Some of you may recognize Linzy from when Franco dramatically fell to his death on General Hospital, footage of which appears to be used in the video. So, is that what Franco meant when he said his time on the soap was part of some elaborate "concept art"? That said, dreamy effects align well with the dream-like song, so that's something. The track will appear on the duo's EP Turn It Up, due out July 12th.


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One last valentine for 2012. Though my daughter Bee, who is in kindergarten, can't wait to pass out her fan valentine's at school. My son "C", who is in second grade this year, decided that fans were too "girly" for him to pass out at school. While perusing the candy options at our local party store, we came up with this more manly Star Wars option.
Slits are cut into the card with an X-acto knife and pixi stix inserted to make light sabers (and secured with a little piece of tape on the back). C was very pleased with the results. Happy Valentine's Day!
(Many folks have asked for a printable for these, but I can't give you one without breaking all sorts of copyright laws in the process. I know people do it all the time in blogland, but I can only provide templates or downloads for artwork I've created myself. I hope you understand.)

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Capture-HPC is a high interaction client honeypot developed at Victoria University of Wellington in conjunction with the New Zealand Honeynet Project. In this section, we describe the tool in more detail. We cover the general functionality and the underlying architecture and technical aspects.
Capture-HPC allows to find malicious servers on a network. It does so by driving a vulnerable browser to interact with a list of potentially malicious servers. If any unauthorized state changes are detected, Capture-HPC will classify the last server it interacted with as malicious. Capture is capable to monitor various aspects of the operating system: the file system, registry, and processes that are running. Since some events occur during normal operation (e.g. writing files to the web browser cache), exclusion lists allow to ignore certain type of events.
Figure 18 - Capture-HPC Architecture
Capture-HPC is split into two areas as shown in Figure 18: a Capture Server and Capture Client. The primary purpose of the Capture Server is to control numerous Capture Clients that can be installed on multiple VMware servers and multiple guest instances. The Capture Server can start and stop clients, instruct clients to interact with a web server retrieving a specified URI, and it can aggregate the classifications of the Capture Clients regards the web server they have interacted with. The Capture Clients actually perform the work. They accept the commands of the server to start and stop themselves and to visit a web server with a browser of choice. As a Capture Client interacts with a web server, it monitors its state for unauthorized state changes and sends this information back to the Capture Server. In case the classification was malicious, the Capture Server will reset the state of the guest instance to a clean state before proceeding to instruct the Capture Client to interact with the next server.
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The Capture server is a simple TCPIP server that manages several capture clients and the VMware servers that host the guest OS that run the Capture Clients. The Capture Server takes each URL it receives and distributes them to the available clients in a round robin fashion. The server listens for clients that connect to the server upon startup on port 7070. The Capture server is written in Java and controls the VMware servers using the VMware C API that it wraps using jni.
Figure 19 - Capture Client
The Capture Client in turn consists of two components, a set of kernel drivers and a user space process as shown in Figure 19. The kernel drivers operate in kernel space and use event-based detection mechanisms for monitoring the system's state changes. The user space process, which accepts visitation requests from the Capture server, drives the client to interact with the server and communicates the state changes back to the server via a simple TCPIP connection. The user space process captures the state changes from the kernel drivers and filters the events based on the exclusion lists. Each component is written in unmanaged C code.
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The Capture Client uses kernel drivers to monitor the system by using the existing kernel callback mechanism of the kernel that notifies registered drivers when a certain event happens. These callbacks invoke functions inside of a kernel driver and pass the actual event information so that it can either be modified or, in Capture's case, monitored. The following callback functions are registered by Capture:
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The user space process is an application that resides in user space. It is the entry point of the Capture application. It is responsible to load the drivers, process the events received by the drivers and output the events to the log.
As mentioned above, the user space application, once it has loaded the drivers, creates a buffer and passes it from user space to the kernel drivers. Passing of the buffer occurs via the Win32 API and the IO Manager. The kernel drivers copy the event data into the buffer, so the user level application can process the events. Each event is serialized and compared against the entries in the exclusion list. The exclusion lists are built using regular expressions, which means event exclusions can be grouped into one line. This functionality is provided by the Boost::regex library. For each monitor, an exclusion list is parsed and internally mapped between event types and allowed regular expressions are created. If a received event is included in the list, the event is dropped; otherwise, it is output to the final report that Capture generates.
About The Capture-HPC Project
The project is led by Ramon Steenson and Christian Seifert. The tool is open-source (released under the GNU General Public License) and available from our web site at https://projects.honeynet.org/capture-hpc. Installation of the tool requires a Linux/Windows machine capable to running VMware Server and at least one virtual machine with Microsoft Windows. Support can be obtained by our public mailing list at Honeynet Project Capture-HPC support mailing list. The project is also looking for contributors. Please refer to the Capture-HPC web site for more information.


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This is long overdue, and I apologize for that. This blog wouldn't exist without the great WoW blog community out there that inspires and challenges me every day, and I owe them all a huge deal. So...in alphabetical order, here are the blogs I read and love.
Big Bear Butt is one of the most famous blogs out there. Not just about feral druids, about everything. John Patricelli is a great author not just for his subject matter but his ability to write entertaining articles that are a pleasure to read. This blog would not exist without his inspiration.
Blessing of Kings was a crucial part of my reading when I was a prot paladin and is a nice source of thoughtful insight into paladins of all stripes. Great ideas on where the class should head and where it is now, and the dichotomy of all the specs.
Chick GM is one of the best written blogs I've seen. The insight into what it takes to run a guild is unlike anything else out there. Plus it has Egbert.
Jacemora's is one of the newer blogs I've been reading, though that's entirely a fault of mine; this stuff is good. A good guide of how to do dps as feral along with guides, stories and a good read overall.
Of Teeth and Claws is the other big inspiration for this blog. Great theorycrafting about all things feral, good articles and opinions. We miss ya, Karthis. The blog is no longer being actively maintained, but it still has some of the best Kara and post-Kara guides for Bears and the archive is still very relevant.
Resto4Life is about all things druids, even if they don't want to admit it. Great style, fun reads, daily updates and just the joy of being a druid that shows through everywhere make this a great stop.
Secret Agent Cat won me over with the name alone, but the fun writing and stories kept me coming back. Another new addition to my blog roll, but one that you should read.
The Rambling Bear hasn't been updated as much as it used to be, but the theorycrafting and analysis is spot on and the opinions are well-argued, even if I don't always agree with him. :) Update more, man! Even if you're not wanting to be a bear.
Unbearably HoT has everything I like in a blog: good writing, tanking info from a top-end guild, great layouts, a good sense of humor and sexual innuendo. Can't believe I wasn't reading this ages ago. Congratulations on your engagement :)
Windfury is the blog of my GM and friend. A great guy who needs to write more, he does a nice job of summing up all things shaman.
I got into World of Matticus because of my wife, who is a priest. I stayed because of his great style, attention to class and raid leading information, and a really good focus on priestly info.
Thanks to all of you!
Tuesday, August 5, 2008
[General] Blog pimpage
Posted by Kalon at 10:24 AM
4 comments:
- runycat said...
Wow, thanks for the bitchin' write-up. I'm still always vaguely surprised to find out that people read what I write regularly--isn't the internet a strange phenomenon? Regardless, you've got a great group of blogs up on there, and I find it refreshing discovering blogs that I might have at one point in time overlooked. With all the content out there, it's nigh impossible to sort through it all.
Thanks for the well-wishing!
- August 5, 2008 at 11:25 AM
- Phaelia said...
Thanks for the very kind words! You're doing a great job yourself, and I look forward to reading more. :-)
- August 5, 2008 at 11:50 AM
- Jacemora said...
Ditto what Phaelia said... I need to find more words and blog more... maybe BBB will rub off on me eventually... :P
- August 5, 2008 at 4:43 PM
- Matticus said...
Your wife sounds like an incredibly insightful and intelligent woman ;).
- August 6, 2008 at 10:21 AM
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This year we had a pretty good turnout for the Couch by Couchwest 2012 festivities! Other than being a sponsor of the event (see our contest), we also had representation from Greater Pacific, Hezekiah Jones, John Statz and Pickering Pick!
See some videos below and make sure to visit the original post on the CXCW site to give it a "Like!" as well.
Hezekiah Jones :: Last Parade on Ann Street (Chris Bathgate Cover - CXCW 2012) from Yer Bird Records on Vimeo.
Couch by Couchwest: John Statz - It's All Over Now, Baby Blue from John Statz on Vimeo.
Pickering Pick - Everything Is Better for Couch By Couchwest 2012 (CXCW2012) from cravenmonket on Vimeo.
Great videos, right? Looking forward to next year already...


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As much as not having ridden much in months and the weather allows, of course. For the observant, yes, we're riding in the corral, because there basically isn't anywhere else except the field, and for his first ride here, I'd rather stick to inside the fence. (Yes, safety mavens, the fence is off.)
Despite a brief pause to fuss over the tractor and cutter in the field, not that he hadn't been staring at it all day, he did pretty well. Even cantering, not for long, true, but he managed to get the lead both ways and held it through a half-circle. We also went up the hill behind the barn, which was fortunately not at all exciting.
Since he worked SO HARD (in his mind) he got a Vetrolin bath and a special treat:
Yeah, he probably didn't work THAT hard, but pampering never hurt anyone. In any case it'll keep the flies off his legs.


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1.9 ▶ Questioner: Can you say anything about the coming planetary changes?
[Background noise.]
Ra: I am Ra. I preferred to wait until this instrument had again reached the proper state of depth of singleness or one-pointedness before we spoke.
The changes are very, very trivial. We do not concern ourselves with the conditions which bring about harvest.
6.14 ▶ Questioner: I think it would be appropriate to discover how the Law of One acts in this transfer of beings to our planet and the action of harvest?
Ra: I am Ra. The Law of One states simply that all things are one, that all beings are one. There are certain behaviors and thought-forms consonant with the understanding and practice of this law. Those who, finishing a cycle of experience, demonstrate various grades of distortion of that understanding of thought and action will be separated by their own choice into the vibratory distortion most comfortable to their mind/body/spirit complexes. This process is guarded or watched by those nurturing beings who, being very close to the Law of One in their distortions, nevertheless have the distortion towards active service.
Thus, the illusion is created of light, or more properly but less understandably, light/love. This is in varying degrees of intensity. The spirit complex of each harvested entity moves along the line of light until the light grows too glaring, at which time the entity stops. This entity may have barely reached third density or may be very, very close to the ending of the third-density light/love distortion vibratory complex. Nevertheless, those who fall within this octave of intensifying light/love then experience a major cycle during which the opportunities are many for the discovery of the distortions which are inherent in each entity and, therefore, the lessening of these distortions.
6.16 ▶ Questioner: What is the position of this planet with respect to progression of the cycle at this time?
Ra: I am Ra. This sphere is at this time in fourth-dimension vibration. Its material is quite confused due to the society memory complexes embedded in its consciousness. It has not made an easy transition to the vibrations which beckon. Therefore, it will be fetched with some inconvenience.
6.17 ▶ Questioner: Is this inconvenience imminent within a few years?
Ra: I am Ra. This inconvenience, or disharmonious vibratory complex, has begun several of your years in the past. It shall continue unabated for a period of approximately three oh, thirty [30], of your years.
6.18 ▶ Questioner: After this thirty-year period I am assuming we will be a fourth-dimension or fourth-density planet. Is this correct?
Ra: I am Ra. This is so.
9.4 ▶ Questioner: The way I understand the process of evolution [of a] planetary population is that [a] population has a certain amount of time to progress. This is generally divided into three 25,000-year cycles. At the end of 75,000 years the planet progresses itself. What caused this situation to come about… preciseness of the years, 25,000 years, etc.? What set this up to begin with?
Ra: I am Ra. Visualize, if you will, the particular energy which, outward flowing and inward coagulating, formed the tiny realm of the creation governed by your Council of Saturn. Continue seeing the rhythm of this process. The living flow creates a rhythm which is as inevitable as one of your timepieces. Each of your planetary entities began the first cycle when the energy nexus was able in that environment to support such mind/body experiences. Thus, each of your planetary entities is on a different cyclical schedule as you might call it. The timing of these cycles is a measurement equal to a portion of intelligent energy.
This intelligent energy offers a type of clock. The cycles move as precisely as a clock strikes your hour. Thus, the gateway from intelligent energy to intelligent infinity opens regardless of circumstance on the striking of the hour.
10.9 ▶ Questioner: When a graduation occurs [and an] entity or entities move [at] the end of a cycle from one planet to another, by what means do they go from one planet to the other?
Ra: I am Ra. In the scheme of the Creator, the first step of the mind/body/spirit totality/beingness is to place its mind/body/spirit complex distortion in the proper place of love/light. This is done to ensure proper healing of the complex and eventual attunement with the totality/beingness complex. This takes a very variable length of your time/space. After this is accomplished the experience of the cycle is dissolved and filtered until only the distillation of distortions in its pure form remains. At this time, the harvested mind/body/spirit totality/beingness evaluates the density needs of its beingness and chooses the more appropriate new environment for either a repetition of the cycle or a moving forward into the next cycle. This is the manner of the harvesting, guarded and watched over by many.
10.10 ▶ Questioner: When the entity is moved from one planet to the next, is he moved in thought or in a vehicle?
Ra: I am Ra. The mind/body/spirit totality/beingness is one with the Creator. There is no time/space distortion. Therefore, it is a matter of thinking the proper locus in the infinite array of time/spaces.
11.5 ▶ Questioner: You said that entities from Maldek might go to— some may go to fourth-density negative. Are there people who go out of our present third density to places in the universe and serve, which are fourth-density self-service or negative type of planets?
Ra: I am Ra. Your question is unclear. Please restate.
11.6 ▶ Questioner: As our cycle ends and graduation occurs, is it possible for anyone to go from this third density to a fourth-density planet that is a self-service type or negative type?
Ra: I am Ra. We grasp now the specificity of your query. In this harvest the probability/possibility vortex indicates an harvest, though small, of this type. That is correct.
13.22 ▶ Questioner: What is the density level of our planet Earth at this time?
Ra: I am Ra. The sphere upon which you dwell is third density in its beingness of mind/body/spirit complexes. It is now in a space/time continuum, fourth density. This is causing a somewhat difficult harvest.
13.23 ▶ Questioner: How does a third-density planet become a fourth-density?
Ra: I am Ra. This will be the last full question.
The fourth density is, as we have said, as regularized in its approach as the striking of a clock upon the hour. The space/time of your solar system has enabled this planetary sphere to spiral into space/time of a different vibrational configuration. This causes the planetary sphere to be able to be molded by these new distortions. However, the thought-forms of your people during this transition period are such that the mind/body/spirit complexes of both individual and societies are scattered throughout the spectrum instead of becoming able to grasp the needle, shall we say, and point the compass in one direction.
Thus, the entry into the vibration of love, sometimes called by your people the vibration of understanding, is not effective with the present societal complex. Thus, the harvest shall be such that many will repeat the third-density cycle. The energies of your Wanderers, your teachers, and your adepts at this time are all bent upon increasing the harvest. However, there are few to harvest.
14.14 ▶ Questioner: Would there be any value to the people of this planet now, at this time, to complete this machine?
Ra: I am Ra. The harvest is now. There is not at this time any reason to include efforts along these distortions towards longevity, but rather to encourage distortions toward seeking the heart of self, for this which resides clearly in the violet-ray energy field will determine the harvesting of each mind/body/spirit complex.
14.27 ▶ Questioner: The trauma, I'll just call it that— I assume this will, as the cycle ends, have some inconvenience [inaudible]. There will be some entities who start seeking or get catalicized, you might say, into seeking because of the trauma and will then maybe hear your words through possibly telepathy or written material such as we will publish as this book.
Ra: I am Ra. You are correct except in understanding that the inconveniences have begun.
16.11 ▶ Questioner: Is there a harvest of entities oriented towards service to self like there is a harvest here of entities oriented towards service to others?
Ra: I am Ra. There is one harvest. Those able to enter fourth density through vibrational complex levels may choose the manner of their further seeking of the One Creator.
16.12 ▶ Questioner: Then as we enter the fourth density there will be a split, shall we say, and part of the individuals who go into the fourth density will go to planets or places where there is service to others and the other part will go into places where there is service to self.
Is this correct?
Ra: I am Ra. This is correct.
16.39 ▶ Questioner: I am assuming it is not necessary for an individual to understand the Law of One to go from third to fourth density. Is this correct?
Ra: I am Ra. It is absolutely necessary that an entity consciously realize it does not understand in order for it to be harvestable. Understanding is not of this density.
16.40 ▶ Questioner: That is a very important point. I used the wrong word. What I meant to say was I believe that it was not necessary for an entity to be consciously aware of the Law of One to go from third to fourth density.
Ra: I am Ra. This is correct.
17.1 ▶ Questioner: Thank you very much. I wish to say again… consider it an honor, great honor, and also a privilege, as my [inaudible]. And I would like to reiterate [that my] questions may sometimes go a little off because I keep going on something that I had already started to work into the applications of the Law of One to better understand primarily the free-will principle and further distortions that we discover.
I got three questions just now in meditation. I'll ask them first before we continue. First, we are now in the fourth density. Will the effects of the fourth density increase in the next thirty years? Will we see more changes in our environment and our effect upon our environment?
Ra: I am Ra. The fourth density is a vibrational spectrum. Your time/space continuum has spiraled your planetary sphere and your, what we would call galaxy, what you call star, into this vibration. This will cause the planetary sphere itself to electromagnetically realign its vortices of reception of the instreaming of cosmic forces expressing themselves as vibrational webs so that the Earth will thus be fourth-density magnetized, as you might call it.
This is going to occur with some inconvenience, as we have said before, due to the energies of the thought-forms of your peoples which disturb the orderly constructs of energy patterns within your Earth spirals of energy which increases entropy and unusable heat. This will cause your planetary sphere to have some ruptures in its outer garment while making itself appropriately magnetized for fourth density. This is the planetary adjustment.
You will find a sharp increase in the number of people, as you call mind/body/spirit complexes, whose vibrational potentials include the potential for fourth-vibrational distortions. Thus, there will seem to be, shall we say, a new breed. These are those incarnating for fourth-density work.
There will also be a sharp increase in the short run of negatively oriented or polarized mind/body/spirit complexes and social complexes, due to the polarizing conditions of the sharp delineation between fourth-density characteristics and third-density self-service orientation.
Those who remain in fourth density upon this plane will be of the so-called positive orientation. Many will come from elsewhere, for it would appear that with all of the best efforts of the Confederation, which includes those from your peoples' inner planes, inner civilizations, and those from other dimensions, the harvest will still be much less than that which this planetary sphere is capable of comfortably supporting in service.
17.15 ▶ Questioner: I would like to make a point clear now that I am sure of myself. People of this planet, following any religion or no religion at all, or having no intellectual knowledge of the Law of One or of anything at all, can still be harvested into the fourth density if they are of that vibration. Is this not correct?
Ra: I am Ra. This is correct. However, you will find few who are harvestable whose radiance does not cause others to be aware of their, what you may call, spirituality, the quality of the mind/body/spirit complex distortion. Thus, it is not particularly probable that an entity would be completely unknown to his immediate acquaintances as an unusually radiant personality, even were this individual not caught up in any of the distortions of your so-called religious systems.
17.23 ▶ Questioner: You spoke of the alleviation of karma being forgiveness. Are… are… I'm having a hard time phrasing this question. I think I'll have to come back to it. I'll ask this other question. Can you tell me why the Earth will be fourth-density positive instead of fourth-density negative after the cycle is complete since it seems that there is a greater negative population?
Ra: I am Ra. The Earth seems to be negative. That is due to the quiet, shall we say, horror which is the common distortion which those good or positively oriented entities have towards the occurrences which are of your space/time present. However, those oriented and harvestable in the ways of service to others greatly outnumber those whose orientation towards service to self has become that of harvestable quality.
17.24 ▶ Questioner: In other words there will be fewer negative entities being harvested into fourth density than there will be positive. Is this correct?
Ra: I am Ra. This is correct. The great majority of your peoples will repeat third density.
17.29 ▶ Questioner: Am I to understand that the harvest will occur in the year 2011, or will it be spread?
Ra: I am Ra. This is an approximation. We have stated we have difficulty with your time/space. This is an appropriate probable/possible time/space nexus for harvest. Those who are not in incarnation at this time will be included in the harvest.
17.31 ▶ Questioner: Thank you very much. I don't wish to take up extra time by asking questions over again. Some are so important I try to ask some similar questions in different ways to expand on the answer. Seems to be [inaudible] what we're getting at, maybe not.
In the book Oahspe it states that if an individual is more than fifty percent for others— that is, goes over the 50% service to others, and is less than fifty percent for service to self, then he is harvestable. Is this a correct statement?
Ra: I am Ra. This is correct if the harvesting is to be for the positive fourth dimensional level.
17.32 ▶ Questioner: What must be the entity's percentage, shall we say, if he is to be harvested for the negative?
Ra: I am Ra. The entity who wishes to pursue the path of service to self must attain a grade of five, that is five percent service to others, ninety-five percent service to self. It must approach totality. The negative path is quite difficult to attain harvestability upon and requires great dedication.
17.33 ▶ Questioner: Why is the negative path so much more difficult a path to attain harvestability upon than the positive?
Ra: I am Ra. This is due to a distortion of the Law of One which indicates that the gateway to intelligent infinity be a gateway at the end of a strait* and narrow path as you may call it. To attain fifty-one percent dedication to the welfare of other-selves is as difficult as attaining a grade of five percent dedication to other-selves. The, shall we say, sinkhole of indifference is between those two.
17.34 ▶ Questioner: Well, then if an entity is harvested into fourth density with a grade, let's say, of fifty-one percent for others, forty-nine percent for self, what level of the fourth density would he go into? I'm assuming there are different levels of the fourth density.
Ra: I am Ra. This is correct. Each enters the sub-density which vibrates in accordance with the entity's understanding.
17.41 ▶ Questioner: At this time, near the end of the cycle, how are reincarnations into the physical allocated, shall I say, on this planet? In our own [inaudible].
Ra: I am Ra. Entities wishing to obtain critically needed experience in order to become harvestable are incarnated with priority over those who will, without too much probable/possible doubt, need to re-experience this density.
17.42 ▶ Questioner: How long has this been going on, this type of allocation?
Ra: I am Ra. This has been going on since the first individual entity became conscious of its need to learn the lessons of this density. This was the beginning of what you may call a seniority by vibration.
17.43 ▶ Questioner: Can you explain what you mean by a seniority by vibration?
Ra: I am Ra. This will be the final question of this session of working.
The seniority by vibration is the preferential treatment, shall we say, which follows the ways of the Law of One which encourages harvestable individuals, each individual becoming aware of the time of harvest and the need on a self-level to bend mind, body, and spirit towards the learn/teaching of these lessons, is given priority in order that this entity may have the best possible chance, shall we say, of succeeding in this attempt.
May we ask at this time if there are any questions?
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Travel Blog, Part 1 – San Francisco/Bay Area – August 2010
I was supposed to Tweet during my vacation but, because I prefer to eat life instead of tweet life, I saved all my tweets and decided to blog them instead. Call it "twogging." That's kind of like my other new favorite word: "GLOCAL" ( going local ).
*We land in SFO and hit Ferry Plaza Seafood. Had a Deluxe Seafood Platter — the best Fanny Bays and Little Skookums I've had…ever. Also, boiled shrimp and mussels with salted caper butter and Acme bread.
* I also had a flight of white wines starting with a Muscatel, then a Reisling and a French something…who knows now
*That was all a preamble for our 1:30 lunch reservation at Slanted Door.
*We're sussing out the ferry plaza stores for our provisions to bring to the bay house. We check out Boulette's Larder and get yelled out by one of the owners — that's always fun. We take some pictures and promise to only use them as our own personal porn
*We buy a mixed carton of wonderful mushrooms….all local


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We know it's hard to get your kids to eat their fruits and veggies during lunchtime. And having sandwiches day after day can be boring and could possibly end up in the trash. Turn your traditional PB&J lunches into masterpieces with these creative lunchbox art ideas to keep tummies happy and healthy.
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It's all in the cards
TUCSON — "I'm rich!"
No, Ubaldo Jimenez, the author of the above quote, didn't sign a new multi-year contract Friday. He signed his contract with Topps trading cards, pocketing $500 for his efforts.
Yep, that's the number: $500. That's what Jimenez got, and it's what every other Rockies player got.
"Whoever you are, Derek Jeter or anybody else, it's 500 bucks," said Joe Ribando, Topps' director of player licensing, as he worked the Rockies' clubhouse Friday morning. "We have a contract with the Players Association."
Five hundred for a multi-millionaire ballplayer? Does Ribando ever get any complaints?
"About 10 percent," he said. "But these guys (Rockies players) have been great."


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It was another off-night for the Winnipeg Jets in their sixth game of the season.
For the third time in three games the Jets managed to score the opening goal, but for the second time in three games, they did not manage to keep the lead stand up.
Many knew that scoring was an issue for the team last season in Atlanta and this season scoring has also been a problem in the early going.
Maybe it isn't scoring - maybe it's the lack of an identity yet.
We are talking about being only six games into the season - so please put away the panic button, it's unnecessary at this time.
What the Jets truly need is an identity which they can fix their focus around for the season.
I look back and watch the same team in Atlanta last season and I can see that they were starting to form an identity with GM Rick Dudley and head coach Craig Ramsay at the helm.
They wanted to change the atmosphere and perception of the franchise, however, they came in with changes a few years too late.
Now that True North is putting their stamp on the Jets, they are going through another - shall we say 'identity crisis'.
With Claude Noel and staff being the third coaching staff many of these players have had the past three seasons, the adjustment needs to be made quickly, but the mindset of the players needs to be that these coaches are here for the long run this time.
There's a sense of commitment there.
A sense of community.
But also a sense of accountability in the locker room between coaches and players.
So, once again, put away the panic button and no - Dustin Byfuglien will not be a forward this season, so stop talking about it - it's not going to happen.
Two games here at home in the confines of the MTS Centre and then the Jets go on an extensive seven game road trip before they are back in Winnipeg November 10th.
And it isn't a walk in the park, as the Jets will meet the likes of the Philadelphia Flyers, the Tampa Bay Lightning, the Buffalo Sabres, and the New York Rangers.
This will be the early season identity crisis test and hopefully our boys come back better off than worse off.
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- Select Apple Menu > System Preferences > Network button
- Select TCP/IP tab and Configure "Using DHCP"
- Above the TCP/IP tab, you may need to Configure via AirPort or other wireless (WiFi) Ethernet
- Leave Domain Name Servers and Search Domains blank
- Reboot your computer if prompted and you should have an Internet connection.
- After you have gone through this process the first time, you will automatically connect to the Internet during your next visit to the library.
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The furor over tough new Arizona immigration law will take the form of rallies, vigils, marches, and protests beginning next Thursday, the day the law is scheduled to take effect.
The statute, which requires state and local law enforcement agencies to check the immigration status of people they stop for other reasons, and makes it a state crime to be in the country illegally, is the subject of seven lawsuits, the third of which, brought by the Justice Department, was heard Thursday. No injunction has yet been issued to stop the law.
"Events are happening all over the state because the eyes of the nation and the world are on Arizona," says Jennifer Allen, executive director of Border Action Network, one of the activist groups planning events to protest the law.
The protests will extend beyond Arizona, as well. The National Day Laborer Organizing Network (NDLON) has 56 partners signed up to protest – from Action Langley Park in College Park, Md., to Working Hands Legal Clinic in Chicago. Separate protests are also planned in South Bend, Ind., and elsewhere across the country. Economic boycotts of Arizona have been proposed since the law's passage, and have seen varying levels of success.
The executive director of NDLON, Pablo Alvarado, calls the law "absolutely unacceptable to our community," and said that the organizers are urging peaceful resistance. "The other side has legislators and men with badges, but these are the only tools we have at our disposal," he says. Mr. Alvarado says some union-sponsored caravans of workers are already scheduled to head to Phoenix from Los Angeles to protest the law.
A less vocal majority, according to public opinion polls, supporters of the immigration law are planning rallies of their own.
"An illegal immigrant is someone who bleeds ... our country, and takes [unfair] advantage of everything America has to offer," says Daniel Smeriglio, president and founder of Voice of the People, a group based in Hazelton, Pa. He says his group plans to make that point on street corners with bullhorns beginning July 30.
The seven lawsuits may be the more effective paths to repealing the law, but legal analysts say protests like those planned engage the public attention in ways that simply following the details of a lawsuit do not.
"This is the classic tactic of civil disobedience championed by Martin Luther King in the 1960s," says Robert Pugsley of Southwestern Law School. "It's a very useful way of demonstrating the justness of the protesters' cause as they see it."
Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio warns protesters to remain orderly. Seven were arrested Thursday outside District Court in Phoenix for obstructing an intersection with a protest sign, and Sheriff Arpaio says he isn't afraid to arrest more.
"No one is going to intimidate this sheriff and I know they are not intimidating the courts," he says in a phone interview. The Phoenix Police Department urged those coming to protest to engage in "lawful and peaceful demonstrations," in a statement.
"There is always tension between protesters and counter protesters at events like these," says Mr. Smeriglio, "but I support and applaud anyone coming out to voice their opinion. It's the American way."


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CNC Project Blog
Here you can read about projects that I make and some how-to blogs that I write to teach fellow woodworkers tricks, tips, and techniques.
New Aluminum CNC
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In this blog, I am going to show you how to make a mini Adirondack chair like the one seen in my 800 Popsicle Stick Birdhouse w/ Mini Adirondack Furniture.
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After a few months of saving money, I finally got all the electronics for my CNC!
I purchased all the electronics from: http://buildyourcnc.com/electronicscombo.aspx
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(3) 425 oz-in stepping motors
(3) Drivers (3.0Amp 24-40 Volts, 1-1/64 microstepping)
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I have not had much time or money to work on my CNC lately, but I did make some progress. Here are some of the things I added to it so far:
I added two shelves for the computer and electronics to go on:
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Well today I didn't have school due to a snow day, so I figured I would work on my CNC some more. I knew that I needed a stand to put the CNC on and to make it sturdier, so I was off to Google SketchUp! I wanted to make the CNC about counter height, so I made the stand 34 1/2" high plus the 1 1/2" table of the CNC makes it 36" high overall. Here is the simple design that I came up with using 2×4s for the stand:
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Well I just turned 17 years old today, February 23, 2011, and I have always wanted to make a CNC router. So for my birthday, I asked my dad to get me a CNC hardware and plans kit from www.buildyourcnc.com. Then I went to Lowes and the Home Depot to get a sheet of MDF, aluminum angles, threaded rods, and various other items I needed to make the machine. So the whole weekend last week, I've been working on cutting all the parts I n...Read Full Post »


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Connecticut Rules of Professional Conduct
Commentary - Rule 5.2
[1] Although a lawyer is not relieved of responsibility for a violation by the fact that the lawyer acted at the direction of a supervisor, that fact may be relevant in determining whether a lawyer had the knowledge required to render conduct a violation of the Rules. For example, if a subordinate filed a frivolous pleading at the direction of a supervisor, the subordinate would not be guilty of a professional violation unless the subordinate knew of the document's frivolous character.
[2] When lawyers in a supervisor-subordinate relationship encounter a matter involving professional judgment as to ethical duty, the supervisor may assume responsibility for making the judgment. Otherwise a consistent course of action or position could not be taken. If the question can reasonably be answered only one way, the duty of both lawyers is clear and they are equally responsible for fulfilling it. However, if the question is reasonably arguable, someone has to decide upon the course of action. That authority ordinarily reposes in the supervisor, and a subordinate may be guided accordingly. For example, if a question arises whether the interests of two clients conflict under Rule 1.7, the supervisor's reasonable resolution of the question should protect the subordinate professionally if the resolution is subsequently challenged.


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Corey Donaldson, the Australian self-help author who portrayed himself as a modern day Robin Hood who robbed a US bank to give to the poor, faces a maximum 20-year prison term when he is sentenced on Thursday (Friday AEST) in Wyoming.
A nine-woman, three-man jury in the US District Court in Cheyenne took just 50 minutes on May 2 to convict the confident Donaldson of using intimidation to rob a Jackson Hole bank of $US140,000.
Donaldson, dressed in a driver's cap, blazer, tie, sunglasses and speaking with a South African accent, walked into the US Bank branch on New Year's Eve and told the manager that Mexican drug gang cartel members had placed bombs in the snow outside the building.
The 40-year-old from Macclesfield, Victoria, admitted to the jury he committed the robbery, but asked them to find him not guilty so they "did not stand on the wrong side of history".
Donaldson, who represented himself at the trial, said he robbed the bank so he could give the cash to America's down and out, particularly victims of banks who foreclosed on the homes of families who could not pay their mortgages.


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Stoke end poor run with Rovers win
Stoke ended a run of four successive Barclays Premier League defeats in a comprehensive 3-1 victory as Blackburn's troubles continued.
Goals from Rory Delap, Glenn Whelan and Peter Crouch increased the pressure on Rovers manager Steve Kean, who has now won just six times in 34 league matches, as Ruben Rochina's late consolation had little impact.
Rovers remain mired in the bottom three and this performance highlighted why, despite Kean's insistence that they have not played badly this season.
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I returned to Mount Tamalpais with Serena to see sunset from Dad O'Rourke's bench, but beforehand we did a hike in the Marin Watershed, including a stop at gorgeous Cataract Falls. The trail down to Cataract descends an incredibly lush canyon with bright green moss and ferns covering virtually everything. Cataract falls consists of several waterfalls and on this day we only had time to see the upper falls before we had to return up to Rock Springs. The water flow was decent, but this is a must-see destination after a heavy rain and I look forward to returning here after the current barrage of storms passes through and seeing all the waterfalls! Low lighting made it difficult to capture a clear image but here are some photos from the hike!
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'I have always thought there was such beauty about a room like that [empty], even though there weren't any people in it, perhaps precisely when there weren't any.' Vilhelm Hammershoi 1907
I find myself drawn to unpeopled rooms as a subject for art and photography. Then the focus shifts to the slant of light on an object - highlighting a detail, re-shaping the contours of the space, emphasising the silence.
A few years ago I went to a stunning Hammershoi exhibition. Many of his paintings are of interiors, executed in muted variations of black, grey, beige, white. Sometimes a woman is glimpsed, her back to us, holding a plate perhaps or disappearing through a doorway. Rooms only recently deserted have a different energy to those that have been empty a long time, as if you can still feel the human molecules. Somehow, Hammershoi conveys in his paintings that sense of rooms where absence is recent. But even the paintings containing a figure imply that their presence is transitory; undisturbing. I circled the room over and over, taking in the cool delicacy of the palette and the absorbing quality of the empty canvasses.
Eventually I stepped out into the noise, colour and movement of Piccadilly and felt like Alice slipping down the rabbit hole with a feeling that the world was topsy turvy and I'd left reality behind, in that gallery.


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I am a low 4.0 player and I'm looking to play evenings at Veteran's Park off of Immokalee. Or I guess it doesn't really matter where.
I can play most evenings, singles or I prefer doubles.
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I am available to play....if interested email me at email@example.com....thanks!
Veterans Park would be great for me...and if its ok I will txt you tmrw to try and set up a time
Hey Phil, sounds like we might be able to get a good rally going. I'm probably not quite as good a you but willing to give it a try, if you are. Plus, playing with someone better will help me improve quicker :) Let me know. Marci
I am free this weekend.
Any night that its not raining usually. Tonight is good.
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I am about 3.5 USTA, prefer to play doubles, flexible with time. Please, drop me a note email@example.com if you still missing some partners.
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25 July 2013
Europe's largest telecommunications satellite, Alphasat I-XL, lifted off from Europe's Spaceport in French Guiana at 21:54 CEST on 25 July 2013 on board an Ariane 5 launcher. Twenty-eight minutes later, it was injected into geostationary transfer orbit.
The European telecommunications satellite Alphasat I-XL was launched on 25 July 2013 with the intention of revolutionising mobile telecommunications. From geostationary orbit at an altitude of about 36,000 kilometres, it will be testing new technologies such as the German Laser Communication Terminal (LCT).
Alphasat was tested in the vacuum chamber to ensure that the 6.6-ton satellite will be able to withstand the harsh conditions it will encounter in space.
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The solar generator for Alphasat I-XL was developed and built by EADS Astrium in Ottobrunn. It provides 12 kilowatts of power and, with four panels on both the north and south sides of the satellite, its span of almost 40 metres is longer than the wingspan of the Airbus A320.
Transferring the massively increasing volumes of data between satellites and Earth is presenting ever-greater challenges to engineers. Switching from radio waves to much higher frequency laser light allows restrictions to be avoided; this will enable data streams to be transported much faster in the future. The development of laser data transfer is a quantum leap in satellite communication.
Everyday life is dominated by information. Constantly growing volumes of data have to be transported around the globe. Satellite telecommunications play an important role in ensuring that such data reaches its destination reliably. Advanced German technology is playing its part in this on board Alphasat I-XL, the largest European Space Agency (ESA) telecommunications satellite to date, which lifted off on an Ariane 5 launcher from Europe's Spaceport in French Guiana on 25 July 2013 at 21:54 (CEST). From an altitude of about 36,000 kilometres above the Earth, the giant satellite is expected to revolutionise broadband communication over the next 15 years, offering over 750 L-Band channels in the mobile communications spectrum.
Alphasat I-XL is a Public-Private Partnership (PPP) between ESA and Inmarsat, a global operating company for mobile satellite communication services. It is because of this PPP that the satellite has the 'I' in its name. 'XL' refers to the fact that Alphasat is the largest telecommunications satellite ever built in Europe. Several goals are being pursued simultaneously with the Alphasat development programme, under ESA's ARTES 8 satellite programme. Through the German Aerospace Center (Deutsches Zentrum für Luft- und Raumfahrt; DLR) Space Administration, Germany is the second largest contributor to this project, with a 14 percent share.
German technology in geostationary orbit
The newly developed 'Alphabus' satellite platform introduces a promising European product line for the market in large satellites – with a launch mass of up to 8.8 tons. Alphabus was developed in Toulouse under French leadership by prime contractors EADS Astrium and Thales Alenia Space. German suppliers also made significant contributions to the construction of the satellite platform, making Germany the second largest financial contributor to the Alphabus development programme as well. "The German elements ensure that Alphasat I-XL will be transferred into geostationary orbit, are responsible for aspects of attitude and orbit control and provide electrical power to the satellite," says Gerd Gruppe, DLR Executive Board Member responsible for the German Space Administration.
The solar generator was developed and built by EADS Astrium in Ottobrunn, and provides 12 kilowatts of power for Alphasat I-XL. With four panels on both the north and south sides of the satellite, its span of almost 40 metres is longer than the wingspan of the Airbus A320. "To generate this amount of power, new, larger panels were needed; these were developed in Ottobrunn, with contributions from Munich-based company GKN Aerospace. The solar generator was designed from the outset so that it could supply even larger versions of the Alphabus, with a maximum capacity of 22 kilowatts," says Anke Pagels-Kerp from the DLR Space Administration.
The propulsion system for the transfer to geostationary orbit and engines for attitude and orbit control were manufactured by EADS Astrium in Lampoldshausen. As is standard practice with telecommunication satellites, Alphasat was delivered into a geostationary transfer orbit by the launcher. To reach its target position in geostationary orbit at an altitude of around 36,000 kilometres, the satellite needs an onboard chemical propulsion system.
The fuel tanks for the chemical propulsion system, which have a capacity of around 2000 litres, are also of German design. Augsburg company MT Aerospace succeeded in manufacturing the largest tanks ever built for a telecommunications satellite. The reaction wheels that control the orientation of the satellite were built by Rockwell Collins in Heidelberg.
Alphasat – a platform for testing new technologies
In addition to the commercial payload from Inmarsat, Alphasat I-XL has additional space for innovative technologies that will be tested under the conditions found in geostationary orbit for the first time. Of the four payloads flying on Alphasat for demonstration purposes, two come from Germany. One is an innovative star sensor built by Jena Optronik, which provides extremely accurate orbit and attitude information for the satellite; as it does so, it supports the precise orientation of the laser communication terminal, the second demonstration payload from Germany. The optical Laser Communication Terminal (LCT) was developed under the leadership of Tesat, from Backnang, under contract to DLR, as part of the preparation for a new data highway in space – the European Data Relay System (EDRS).
Light instead of radio waves - laser enables faster data transfer
Transferring the massively increasing volumes of data between satellites and Earth is presenting ever-greater challenges to engineers. So far, they have been able to continually increase data transfer speeds by using higher radio frequencies and new electronic systems. Radio technology has its limitations; only a certain number of frequencies are available, and many of these are already being used. However, by switching from radio waves to much higher frequency laser light, these restrictions can be avoided; this will enable data streams to be transported much faster in the future. "The development in laser data transfer is a quantum leap in satellite communication. Germany saw the significance of this technology early on and has been encouraging it from the start. This is now bearing fruit; Tesat, a German company, is now the global market leader in this segment," explains Gruppe. This development did not just happen. Laser transfer systems have been tested on satellites for a number of years. In 2007, the German Earth observation satellite TerraSAR-X succeeded in using a LCT to exchange data with the American NFIRE satellite at a rate of 5.6 gigabits per second over a distance of 5000 kilometres – this corresponds to transferring a data volume equivalent to 400 DVDs per hour.
Preparing for a new data highway
A modified LCT is being used on Alphasat; it is capable of transporting a reduced data volume of 1.8 gigabits per second – corresponding to 130 DVDs per hour – but over a much greater distance of 45,000 kilometres. This makes it possible to transfer data between satellites in low Earth orbit, at an altitude of 200 to 2000 kilometres, and those in geostationary orbit, at an altitude of around 36,000 kilometres. The LCT on Alphasat I-XL will be used to test data transfer between geostationary and low Earth orbits.
Europe's largest telecommunication satellite will receive data from the two European Earth observation satellites Sentinel 1A and Sentinel 2A in this way. "With demonstration technology 'made in Germany', Alphasat I-XL is the gateway to the EDRS – an information highway in space along which data can be exchanged between satellites around the clock," explains Gruppe. A company called Tesat-Spacecom is taking a leading role in the development of this new transfer method. It built the LCT for Alphasat I-XL, in collaboration with DLR and Swiss company RUAG. The development of the LCT was supported by the DLR Space Administration.
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I'm having trouble with a bash script I want to make
I know ls will list files that are in a directory but I want it to list directories that are in directory1 but NOT in directory2, and then list files in directory2 that are NOT in directory1.
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(Raleigh, NC)--- Around the country, millions share the love of creative thought and writing. Now, North Carolina will have the opportunity to host those same brilliant minds.
On August 21st, the National Poetry Awards takes the stage at the Progress Energy Performing Arts Center in Raleigh, NC. Hosted by Michael Guinn from Irving, Texas & Co-Hosted By our very own Nikki Nicole from K97.5 FM Radio. This event is sponsored by Yo! Raps Magazine, International creative publication Tribes Magazine, Big Tyme TV, Shelly B, Lexi B. Net, Creative Impowerment, Truth DVD Magazine, Silent Myndz Entertainment, Sapphire Entertainment, Eclectic Media & O ENT Inc.
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With open mics, coffee house venues and other artistic venues being highly popular in this day, it only seemed proper to give those who are known for their work a place and time to be recognized and honored for being at the root of music culture.
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Symphony No. 3 in F major, Op. 90 (1883) [30:08]
Symphony No. 4 in E minor, Op. 98 (1884/5)* [37:20]
*London Symphony Orchestra/Felix Weingartner
London Philharmonic Orchestra/Felix Weingartner
rec. 6 October 1938, *14 February 1938, Abbey Road Studio No 1, London
Some years ago I reviewed a set containing the recordings of all four Brahms symphonies which Felix Weingartner made in London between February 1938 and February 1940. Now Pristine Audio has released the last two of these symphonies in new transfers by Andrew Rose. He has processed the first two symphonies separately (PASC281) but I've not heard the results.
I don't find that my view of either interpretation has changed. Last time I described Weingartner's approach to the Third symphony as "lean and muscular"; indeed, that description could be applied equally well to all his Brahms interpretations. It's possible that part of that may be attributable to the recorded sound but mostly it's a question of style. In many ways I like it; it's direct and bracing. However, since writing that review back in 2006 I've heard the performances of all the Brahms symphonies by both Sir Charles Mackerras and Sir John Eliot Gardiner. The approach of both conductors is similarly lean and direct, shorn of any extraneous padding. By comparison with them Weingartner fails to shape the phrases quite as winningly. These more recent conductors shape the wonderful conclusion to the Third symphony more satisfyingly - though Weingartner's way with this passage is convincing and of a piece with his clear-eyed approach to the symphony as a whole.
Last time I wrote of the Fourth that Weingartner's view of the work is "clear and forthright", not least in his disciplined control of rhythms. In his hands I found the finale trenchant and darkly powerful; I still do. The performances of both symphonies are well worth hearing.
What of the transfers? Andrew Rose admits in a booklet note that he found both recordings a challenge, as he has found several recordings emanating from Abbey Road in the late 1930s. However, he has persevered, using Columbia LPs from the 1960s. It's been interesting to compare these, movement by movement, with those which I'd previously heard that David Lennick made for Living Era.
In comparing the Third I listened to each movement in the Living Era transfer first. In each case I found the Pristine audio transfer is preferable. Rose's work offers warmer, fuller sound with rather better bass definition. For example, the sound of the woodwinds and then of the answering string phrases at the start of II has better definition. It's a similar story in I and III; the Living Era sound seems a little flatter. At the opening of the finale the Pristine, as reproduced on my equipment, evidenced a better, fuller bass response and the jagged chords (from 0:50) have more body; they sound somewhat shrill on Living Era. Unsurprisingly, perhaps, the wonderful coda (from 6:43) is more satisfyingly reproduced on Pristine, the sound having a bit more warmth and presence.
When it came to the Fourth I reversed the process and listened first to each movement in the Pristine transfer. In the first movement I found I had a slight preference for the Pristine over the Living Era but that the difference between the two was slight. I assessed honours as even in II. Andrew Rose commented that the recording of the Fourth is less well recorded than the Third in the louder sections and goes so far as to describe the sound as sometimes having a tendency to "coagulate into a rather heavy mush". There's evidence of this in III where the booming timpani tend to compromise the tutti sound. In some ways the leaner, dare I say thinner sound from the Living Era transfer alleviates this problem but the Pristine sound is more pleasant to hear. On balance I prefer the sound that Pristine offers over the course of the symphony as a whole but, as indicated earlier, the differences between the two transfers are not as marked in this symphony.
If you already own the Living Era transfers I would not suggest discarding them - I won't be doing so. Their set is offered with good notes by David Patmore whereas Pristine Audio merely reprint an extract from The Gramophone's 1938 review and a brief note about the transfer. The Living Era transfers are offered as part of a two-disc set of all four symphonies; The Pristine transfers reproduce Weingartner's performances of the last two Brahms symphonies, which are well worth hearing, to best advantage.
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A Repository for Learning Objects: Supporting the Reuse and Repurposing of Redesigned Courses and Their Content
Svetlana Barnes, Fei Li, Serhiy Polyakov, Hong Xu and William Moen
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Columbus, Ohio, October 24-29, 2008
This paper describes the design and development of a learning object repository for a new statewide higher education initiative. The Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board is funding the redesign of large undergraduate courses; the redesigned courses are intended to improve student learning, retention and outcomes. The learning object repository stores and provides access to content from these courses. Content has been decomposed into discrete learning object varying in levels of granularity. The paper provides details on the proof-of-concept implementation developed in Phase I of a two-phase project. Special attention is given to key aspects such as the levels of granularity, metadata, technology, and user testing. Issues that emerged in Phase I are informing all facets of the next iteration of the repository.
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Immediate Past President, Boston Conservatory at Berklee
Born in Great Neck, New York, Richard Ortner has shared his lifelong passion for music and advanced training in the performing arts with the most renowned senior professionals of our age, the best and brightest young artists and students, and the widest possible audiences.
Ortner's piano studies began at age five and were reinforced by an excellent public school music program. He accompanied choruses both in junior and senior high school, and became the choir director of the Long Island Federation of Temple Youth. Following high school he attended The Cooper Union, where he studied architecture, but he continued to pursue his interest in music with piano studies (with Richard Faber of the Juilliard faculty) and by producing and hosting two classical music programs for WNYU (New York University) radio. He returned to studying music full time when he transferred to NYU, earning a B.A. in music in 1971. Ortner then began what he refers to as his "real musical education," three years as an usher at Carnegie Hall. (This also marked the start of his activities as a concert producer: after persuading the management of Carnegie Hall to turn over the Recital Hall, free of charge, he organized the very first Carnegie Hall Ushers Recital, which the New York Times reviewed enthusiastically. Later, he organized the first concert of the Washington Square Chamber Music Society at NYU.)
It was at Carnegie Hall that Ortner first met Leonard Bernstein and his manager Harry Kraut, both of whom encouraged Ortner that the next step in his burgeoning interest in orchestra management—learning "how music gets to people"—must be a position at Tanglewood, the Boston Symphony Orchestra's renowned summer home. From there, Bernstein said, he could get an incomparable overview of every facet of orchestra operations, from concert production and finance to facilities management, programming, fundraising and Board relations. "Oh, and by the way, there's a pretty good school there, too," Ortner relates Bernstein saying.
The school, of course, was the Berkshire Music Center (later the Tanglewood Music Center), and in the summer of 1973 Ortner became a Guide at Tanglewood, manning the information booth and filling various backstage posts for both the BSO's Tanglewood Festival concerts and the full range of BMC activities. One year later, in 1974, he was invited to become assistant administrator of Music Center, beginning a remarkable 23-year career with the Boston Symphony Orchestra.
At that time, artistic direction at Tanglewood (both the festival and the academy) was accomplished by the unlikely 'troika' of Leonard Bernstein, Gunther Schuller and the young Seiji Ozawa, who had just been appointed music director of the BSO. Ortner became administrator of the Music Center in 1984 (with the appointment of pianist Leon Fleisher as Artistic Director), and along the way also served as assistant manager of the BSO Chamber Players, coordinator of the Chamber Music Prelude Concerts, a director of the BSO Credit Union, and was involved in numerous other special projects, including the design and construction of Ozawa Hall.
Ortner has served as a panelist at the National Endowment for the Arts, Chamber Music America and the Aaron Copland Fund for Music; a speaker at the Harvard Graduate School of Education; and a frequent guest lecturer on music and education, including moderating the 2006 Harvard symposium on "Working with Bernstein." He was a member of the founding Board of Governors of the Boston Arts Academy (and chaired the BAA's Board of Trustees for two years). He has also served on the Board of Overseers of the Handel & Haydn Society, the Board of Visitors of the Fenway Community Health Center and the Planning Task Force for the Boston's New Center for Arts and Culture.
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These $30,000 per annum scholarships are open for application now. Further scholarships are available and will be listed here as well.
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