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The iPhone hype machine is firing on all warp coils, creating a sub-space RDF field large enough to engulf the entire solar system. In the race to Monday's Steve Jobs keynote, the rumors keep on coming.
In a "stop the presses" report, UK-based gadget site Pocket-lint says that sources have told the site that O2 has been told to "'prepare' for a major announcement on 9 June." Pocket-lint's Stuart Miles writes, "The news adds further fuel to the rumour fire that Apple will be launching a 3G iPhone next week." Maybe if by adding fuel to the fire he means, "adding a drop of lighter fluid to the Sun." If Apple doesn't announce 3G compatibility next week, expect either angry customers in 3G-only markets (like Japan), or a call from Beelzebub asking, "Who turned on the air conditioning?" Maybe both. File this one under: "No duh."
At CNet's One More Thing blog, Tom Krazit opines that the iPhone App Store will open next Monday. This is based on a "source at a software company" that says its native iPhone app will be launched on Monday. I have no doubt that the company may be announcing its app on Monday, as I'm sure a gazillion other developers will be, but the iPhone SDK isn't officially out of beta yet. My bet is that Apple will announce the official SDK next week and give developers some time to make sure their apps are tested and ready before opening the store for business. Apple has already told us to expect it near the end up June, and I still do.
In addition to the clues found in Mac OS X and iPhone SDK updates and various DNS records, TUAW has yet another source that says that .Mac is out and .Me is in. The new service will be called MobileMe, and will offer push email with @me.com address, as well as over-the-air syncing of contacts, calendars, and photos. All services will feature updated web-based interfaces that mimic those of Apple's related desktop applications, much as .Mac email mimics Mail now. To top it all off, a Windows version is planned, though it's unclear if that means Apple will be offering Windows-compatible desktop apps as well. I'll call this one a "I hope so," because it sounds pretty awesome.
That's all for this episode of iPhone Rumor Roundup. Stay tuned as we continue to keep you abreast of the rumors this week. But be sure to keep your eyes peeled for Ars Technica's coverage of all things WWDC-related, including The Steve's keynote, premiering June 9. Infinite Loop: We know drama.


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Sometimes you have to feel like this (photo by Darryl Schaffer)
In order to feel like this (photo from TrailRunner Magazine)
I for one, have come to a place in my life where I am a friend of failure. I do not seek out only things I know I can succeed at, I risk failure in my endeavors, I try to do thing I am not certain I can do. And when the time comes that I fail to achieve a goal, a dream or a benchmark I had sought, I feel it all, mourn the failing and then strip it all away and find the lesson. I even fail in executing that process every time or perfectly, but I am trying.
I am learning and growing- the biggest achievement in ceasing to beat myself up over my failings. I am imperfect, so what?!? Instead of seeing that as a bad thing, I have been learning to see it as an opportunity. More opportunity to grow, more opportunity to continue to seek, push and explore? Yes please.
Life is a journey, not a destination and I am certain that I have failed to take the "right" turn many a time on my path. But what I have learned is that even failing to make the right choice, the right turn or getting yourself completely lost is only a failure if you refuse to learn the lessons along the way. You can always work your way back to where you want to be, you can always be found.

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Welcome to Engraving Arts
The first and only Bachelor of Fine Arts degree with a concentration in the Engraving Arts in the country.
- Learn basic and traditional techniques to apply art media in a way unique to your vision.
- Push the art form to new and innovative limits. Using hand fabricated objects, you are encouraged to go beyond the traditional engraving applications.


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The Commonwealth Bank has released a redesigned version of its free Kaching digital wallet app for Android handsets.
The new version of Kaching for Android adds email and SMS payment notifications and has an improved interface, according to CBA. The previous version of the app essentially cloned the original version of Kaching for iPhone devices.
Kaching can be used to pay bills, transfer money between accounts and for peer-to-peer payments, including over Facebook.
The bank announced in late November that it intended to roll out an enhanced version of Kaching for Android devices in December. The previous version of Kaching Kaching originally launched on the iPhone in 2011.
Kaching has been used for over $4 billion in payments in the last 12 months, according to CBA, and has been downloaded more than 750,000 times.
The bank today also announced a version of its Property Guide app for Android handsets. The app uses augmented reality to overlay real estate data on images of properties captured by an Android smartphone or iPhone camera.
Both Kaching and Property Guide are available from the Google Play app store for Android.


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What is Ludus?
Ludus is what powers this ticketing website for Howard W Blake HS . It provides all the necessary features for an event to sell tickets, along with an easy-to-use interface for attendees. With a Ludus account, you can keep track of all the shows you've attended and every ticket you've bought.
What if I forgot my Ludus login?
Don't worry! Just click here to request a password reset and we'll send you an email. Remember to not close this tab/window, so we don't lose your order!
Do you store payment card information?
Absolutely not! Each time you make a payment, your details are encrypted and only processed that one time, never hitting our databases.


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When your Epiroc breaker's lifetime has come to an end, after a long and productive life, the Epiroc Refurbishment Program, offers your old breaker a new lease of life.
This includes much more than simply returning the breaker to operation. After refurbishment, your breaker will be restored back to its original factory conditions.
We offer two programs: Gold (incl. piston replacement) and Diamond (incl. piston, cylinder replacement, and tensioning bolts).


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I bought my shiver 2 weeks ago and already have over 1500 miles on it. I hadnt yet checked the valves, and given that I wanted to learn more about the engine, i decided to dive in. I havent seen a close up description posted anywhere, and the pictures in the service manual are small, so I thought I would take photos to share what I find.
Tools needed:
4mm allen wrench to remove all the fairing pieces
2.5mm allen wrench to remove battery holder
5mm allen wrench for valve cover bolts
8mm and 10mm socket wrenches
8mm and 10mm standard wrenches
philips screwdriver
set of valve clearance measurement shims
rubber mallet to loosen valve cover
probably something else I forgot
Valve Clearances:
My Aprilia Shiver service manual lists the clearance ranges as
Intake :: 0.11 - 0.18 mm (0.0043 - 0.0071 in)
Exhaust :: 0.16 - 0.23 mm (0.0063 - 0.0091 in)
It is essential you do this check on a cold engine. Let the bike sit over night, or about 8 hours, after riding to ensure it is cool enough.
Checking the valves is easy, but adjustments require removing parts that could allow the timing to shift and make the bike to be unrideable. I recommend you consult the Aprilia service manual for more details. Hopefully this guide will make visualizing the task easier.
To get to the valves, you need to remove quite a few parts. Go slow and take it easy, and you will be able to accomplish this in a few hours. Between doing the work, taking pictures, taking breaks, and helping my wife work on her SV, this whole job took me about 5 hours. My valves turned out to be in spec, so I didnt need to remove the cam shafts or adjust the valve clearances. That would have added more time.
First things you gotta remove are the fairing pieces from the fuel tank. There is one piece around the ignition switch, and three pieces on both the left and right side of the tank. Be sure to also remove the bolts to the left and right of the ignition that hold the front of the tank down (shown with yellow arrows).
Once you have the fairing pieces off and the front of the tank loose, you can pivot the tank up. If you can, remove the braided drain hose from under the left rear part of the tank. I didnt do that and had some tension pulling the tank up until the hose released. The nylon braided hose is attached to a tray under the fuel valve that collects drips of fuel and routes it around the hot engine.
This shows the fuel hose disconnected from the red fuel valve. The collection tray is laying below, on the cylinder head cover.
After the hoses have been disconnected, unbolt the tank and remove it. You will then see the top of the rear cylinder head between the battery and airbox.
Remove the four head cover bolts, and the spark plug boot. Then remove the bracket holding the battery in place and slide the battery up to provide clearance for the head cover to come off. Below is what you will see under the cover.
The valves are covered with a pair of cam shafts, each with a gear attached to one end. The shafts are turned by the action of a third gear that is powered by the cam chain. The gears and cam chain are visible towards the bottom of the photo above.
At this point, I checked the valves on the rear cylinder. To check the valve clearance, you need to get the cam lobe off of the top of the valve so that it isnt compressed. The easiest way to do this is to shift the bike into 6th gear and rotate the rear wheel while up on a rear stand. It is even easier to turn the wheel if you remove the spark plugs. I rotated the rear wheel forward, as that is the way the engine turns. A mechanical engineer buddy says it is OK to turn it in reverse too, but I didnt do that. When you turn the wheel it will turn the cams. You want the cams to wind up in the position shown below - note the cam lobe pointed away from the top of the valve (yellow circle). There is a second cam under the cover that can be checked through the window (yellow arrow).
In case you havent checked valves before, this is the tool you need. It has many shims bound together, each of a different measured thickness. The ranges you will need are listed at the top of this how-to. The measuring procedure is to put a shim between the cam lobe and the top of the valve. The shim that fits with ust a slight drag is the correct measurement. If a shim doesnt fit or fits very tightly, then it is too big, so dont try to force them into the gap. If it gives no resistance, then it is too loose, and the next largest size shim should be tested.
While doing this work, be sure to do the other inspections. My coolant level was too low, so I topped it off with a 50/50 mix of anti-freeze and distilled water. Dont trust the people who set up your bike - verify levels yourself!
To access the front cylinder, you will need to get the radiator out of the way. Remove the two bolts holding it on to the frame and horn bracket. Also remove the bolt holding the reservoir to the frame, and slide the radiator off the peg on the right side of the bike. You will then have slack for it to dangle down out of the way of the head cover.
Left side view. You can see where I have removed the evap canister and bracket. Good riddance!
View of right side. the dangling reservoir kinda blocks the view, but provides the necessary clearance.
After removing the 4 head cover bolts and the spark plug boot, you can remove the head cover. If it is stuck on (likely), you can tap it with a rubber mallet to loosen it. NEVER use a metal hammer to loosen it, as you would likely crack or damage the head cover or cylinder body.
Again, with the bike in 6th gear and up on a rear stand, rotate the rear wheel forward and get the cams rotated off of the valves. Then you can test with the clearance measurement tool like shown below.
All of my valves were within spec, so I didnt go any further. The only way to adjust the valves is to remove the cam shaft covering the errant valve and replace the shim under the bucket. To remove the cam shafts, you will need to remove the housing covering the shafts, with the opposite shaft pinned in place with a 6mm pin through the gear. Since I did not perform any adjustment, I will leave it to someone else to show the procedure to safely remove the cam shafts. I dont plan to open the heads up again until the 12k mile check. Sorry I couldnt go any further, but if it aint broke, dont fix it!
While I had everything apart, I added a longer vent hose to the tank to make up for the one i removed while removing the evap canister. To do that, I needed to separate the painted plastic cover from the black plastic tank. Below are pics of the two pieces, for the curious.


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Blackboards and Handwritten Signage
When Cosmetics To Go went bust, the LUSH co-founders weren't left with an awful lot. In fact, when they dusted off their jackets and braved going back into 29 High Street to start trading again, all they had was a handful of soap noodles, some greaseproof paper and just about enough money to buy some oranges and cinnamon from the local supermarket.
That day, they made and sold orange and cinnamon soap. Once they had sold that batch, they would be ready to make a new soap, perhaps with different ingredients. To advertise their wares, they found a bit of chalkboard and some chalk to write up what the 'soap of the day' was.
Every day, Rowena would write up the names on the blackboard. Then one day, Jo Evans came along to the shop to ask for a job. She was LUSH's first ever employee. Somehow, Jo ended up with the task of writing out all the blackboards for the new creations that were once again popping out from the LUSH labs.
The 'LUSH font' that you see on all of the blackboards, signs, and pots is Jo's actual handwriting. We've had it for 17 years now and it's never going to change -- we like it too much.
As we've grown the business, we've needed more and more people to join the team and copy Jo's handwriting. After all, she can't be expected to go and visit every shop up and down the country writing out the blackboards by hand all on her own!


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dejango needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 86 designs submitted by 32 freelance designers.
Our family of Happy Birthday domains consists of about 400 domain names with the most popular given names in the US and the world. We are about to launch a new innovative service under these identities and look for an attractive logo that will work well with our massive list of names.
Desired Color Scheme:
Accepted File Formats:
Standard Web Formats (.jpg, .gif or .png)
Entries should contain a logo for our primary website: http://www.HappyBirthdayDomains.com and optionally for HappyBirthdayCharles.com and HappyBirthdayElizabeth.com so we can see that it works well with several names.Â
We look for a colorful outcome and some graphical elements in addition to the domain name text, things like fireworks and/or a gift box will probably be appropriate but please feel free to come with your own creative ideas.
Winning designer will be requested to provide three sizing versions on all the names, so please consider this extra labor and keep the text part of the logo trivial enough to easily reproduce.
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Because Everything's Better With The Muppets
It's time to bake the music,
It's time to write the slights!
It's time to make some carnage,
At the bakery tonight!
[bahdum dum dum]
It's time to put on makeup,
It's time to dress up right,
By the incredibly talented Say it with Cake!
It's time that we departed,
It's not for the fainthearted,
Oh boy I bet that smarted!
On the least sensational,
This is what we call the Cake Wrecks Shooooooow!
Thanks to Brianna S., Kate, Stacy F., Vanessa M., Shakera, & Anna I. for the ear worm. And also for getting the Muppet song stuck in our heads.
Thank you for using our Amazon links to shop! USA, UK, Canada.


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Homewood Suites by Hilton Dulles-North/Loudoun
- Pool
- Free WiFi
- Breakfast included
- Free Parking
What's nearby
- Ashburn Ice House
- 9 min walk
- Dulles Sportsplex
- 5 min drive
- Moe's Southwest Grill
- 5 min walk
- Lost Rhino Brewing Company
- 19 min walk
- Washington, DC (IAD-Washington Dulles Intl.)
- 11 min drive
Choose your room
Book online or call:1-800-238-0767
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About this area
Located in Ashburn, Homewood Suites by Hilton Dulles-North/Loudoun is in an area with good airport proximity. Travelers eager for a bit of culture can stop by National Air and Space Museum Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center, while those who have shopping on the agenda may want to visit Dulles Town Center and Reston Town Center. Ashburn Ice House and Woody's Golf Range are also worth visiting.
What's nearby
- Ashburn Ice House - 9 min walk
- Dulles Sportsplex - 5 min drive
- Ashburn Park - 5 min drive
- Dulles Town Center - 5 min drive
- One Loudoun - 5 min drive
Getting around
- Manassas Station - 30 min drive
- Washington, DC (IAD-Washington Dulles Intl.) - 11 min drive
- LAttitude — 1 min walk
- Moe's Southwest Grill — 5 min walk
- Lost Rhino Brewing Company — 19 min walk
- Old Ox Brewery — 27 min walk
- Cheeburger Cheeburger — 3 min drive
About this property
Homewood Suites by Hilton Dulles-North/Loudoun
Along with an outdoor pool, this smoke-free hotel has a 24-hour fitness center and a spa tub. Free full breakfast is provided, as well as free WiFi in public areas, free self parking, and a free airport shuttle. Other amenities include a 24-hour business center, concierge services, and dry cleaning. All 90 rooms boast deep soaking tubs and offer free WiFi and kitchens. Free wired Internet and pillowtop beds are standard, as are LCD TVs with cable channels.
Property amenities
- Available in all rooms: Free WiFi, Free wired Internet
- Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
- Free self parking
- Free long-term parking
Food and Drink
- Food and drink
- Free full breakfast available daily
- 1 restaurant
- Free reception (select days)
Things to do
- Pool
- Spa tub
- Fitness center/gym
Family friendly
- Refrigerator
- Microwave
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Outdoor pool
- Family property
- Free area shuttle
- Free WiFi
- Kitchen
- Laundry facilities
- Sofa bed
- Gift shops and newsstand
- ATM/banking
- Elevator/lift
Guest Services
- Luggage storage
- Laundry service
- Grocery shopping service
- 24-hour front desk
- Daily housekeeping
- Concierge
Business Services
- Conference space
- Meeting Rooms
- BBQ grill
- Wheelchair accessible path of travel
- Accessible bathroom
- Roll-in shower
- Wheelchair accessible parking
- In-room accessibility
- Assistive listening devices available
- Braille or raised signage
Room amenities
- Air conditioning
- Cribs available
- Hair dryer
- Private bathroom
- Free toiletries
- Flat-screen TV
- Cable channels
Food and Drink
- Coffee/tea maker
- Cookware
- Dishwasher
- Stovetop
- Kitchen
- Refrigerator
- Microwave
- In-room safe
- Iron/ironing boards
- Desk
Nearby things to do
Where to eat
On first floor. Very convenient. Breakfast delicious. Quiet. Comfortable. Shuttle ride to airport very good. Hope ride back is the same
Roomy, bright clean room. Friendly staff. Mattress wasn't the best but maybe that was just my preference regarding mattresses.


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Assessing the need for organizational change
Analyzing interactions with customers is the key to ensuring the best CRM is achieved year on year and can lead to organizational changes which improve sales and prevent customers moving across to the competition.
Data collection takes place at a variety of stages of the customer experience and will bring different aspects of the customer profile into one touch point that is accessed by each relevant employee.
Replacing several systems with a single database
This one CRM database may replace several databases containing different aspects of information about the same customers, which were too disparate and without any linking criteria. Being able to see everything that is known about the customer in one place can provide multiple opportunities for improving the user experience. The best CRM is customer focused and having the information is one place ensures this can be achieved more effectively and with significant savings in costs.
Setting targets using the best CRM practise
The best CRM also provides a baseline for setting concise sales targets, and can show team members what new strategies are required to achieve these goals, including the tools and resources they have available at the moment, and what they may need to acquire in future to make the new and more ambitious targets a reality. Having concrete and often surprising facts and figures generated by the data in the CRM system can invigorate and inspire ailing companies, where in the past drops in sales and lack of customer retention may have been a continuing issue, without any real solution or apparent explanation.
Designing a modular CRM integration plan
The planning stage for the best CRM can involve a series of modules, where different aspects of the CRM system are addressed and tackled in stages. Each separate element of the plan would tackle individual aspects of the customer experience, for instance management of:
- sales leads
- showrooms and branches
- ending of leases or guarantees
- delivery schedules
- post purchase support
- employee engagement with customers
- environments for customers
Involving employees in change
Discussions and forums with employees can help generate new ideas and new purpose for the best CRM, where everyone feels involved and has some degree of ownership over the new ways of providing improved customer experiences.
Employees are far more likely to not just cooperate but actively subscribe to the best CRM practises where they feel they have had input to the solutions and opportunities presenting themselves. They are more likely to understand the new policies by which the company is to operate and the need for increased use of information technology to ensure the CRM system performs in an outstanding manner.
The concept of customer centric operation is a means of improving the strengths of a company while at the same time identifying any training and technology needs, plus any opportunities for new ways of engaging with customers on an ongoing basis. By taking each area of the business one at a time and assessing these elements of the best CRM practice, a powerful company infrastructure can be developed for the future.
Daniel Petrov have experience with CRM systems and he is using some of the best CRM (Melhor CRM is the portuguese term) systems on the market, and he is glad that he can share his experience with you.


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Hi everyone !
I've started playing DD last week, and so as common newbie I'm struggling with the game mechanics. I've watched some tutorial videos and search among QCF & Steam forums, but still I can't find any answers.
I've understood the strike order mechanic and the importance of the "slowed" and the "first strike" buffs, but I don't get this : when I use WEYWUT on an enemy with a higher level than mine, he's slowed. Still if I strike him, I'll take some damage. Is this normal considering he is "slowed" and so with a lower strike order than mine ?
Another example, if I use GETINDARE and then directly strike a higher level enemy (without "First strike"), I'll also get some damage back.
Is the higher level a more important factor than "slowed"/"First strike" buffs, or do I miss something in the game mechanic ? I think all of this is far more deep than I expect
Thanks in advance for your help !


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The Wrinkle Prevention Pillow: Beauty Sleep Necessity!
I've been hearing all kinds of buzz lately about wrinkle prevention pillows, and I figured it was high time for me to figure out what all the hype was about. Well it turns out, the 3 major causes of wrinkles are: 1) sun exposure 2) smoking...
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The first single from (Tropic), Pickering Pick's new album due January 15th, 2013 is now streaming and available for "pay what you want" via our Bandcamp Page HERE! The song is called Standing Stone and it is a piano ballad you don't want to miss.
As a bonus you will also find a B-Side that will not be on the album called On The Edge Of The Light.


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The PCM has detected an abnormal reading in the turbocharger boost sensor "A" circuit. Circuit A represents a particular boost sensor (where multiple sensors are used in conjunction). There is no set rule for positioning of boost sensors. Check manufacturer's specifications for specific boost sensor locations.
Sensor input voltage signals (received by the PCM) that indicate a boost level that is less or greater (normally less than 9-pounds or more than 14-pounds) than specified by the manufacturer will cause a code to be stored and a malfunction indicator lamp to be illuminated. The PCM recognizes this data as an inability to effectively control boost levels.
Symptoms may include reduced engine acceleration, whining or rattling noises from the turbocharger or turbo pipes, abnormal smoke from the exhaust, spark plug fouling, excessive engine or transmission temperature, hissing noises from the turbocharger wastegate and/or hoses, and an overall lack of engine performance. Additional codes may include other boost codes, engine misfire codes, or knock sensor codes. Cylinder detonation is another possibility, due to high engine temperatures. The boost pressure gauge (if so equipped) will exhibit abnormal levels of boost pressure.
The most common causes of this code include a vacuum leak at the intake manifold, a dirty air cleaner, the wastegate is either stuck open or closed, a defective intercooler, loose bolts between the exhaust manifold and the turbocharger, a loose flange between the turbocharger and the intake pipe, a faulty boost sensor, shorted or open wiring in the boost sensor circuit, loose, corroded, or disconnected electrical connectors in the boost sensor 5-volt reference circuit, or turbo failure. Turbo failure is usually caused by internal oil leaks and oil supply restrictions. These leaks/obstructions contribute to an insufficient oil supply to the turbocharger main shaft; resulting in a cracked turbo housing, turbo bearing failure, bearing wobble (causing the impeller to contact the housing), and damaged or missing impeller blades.
Technicians report that failure to flush all debris and obstructions from the turbocharger oiling system can lead to repeated turbo failure. Turbocharger replacement without exhaustive testing of wastegate function and electrical circuitry is also the cause of frequent mishaps.


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Henry Francis Herbert Thompson Collection
- Thompson MSS
- Collectie
- Before 1939
Greek dictionary card index, used in the compilation of W. E. Crum, A Coptic Dictionary (Oxford, 1929-39).
Thompson, (Sir) Henry Francis Herbert
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Henry Francis Herbert Thompson Collection
Greek dictionary card index, used in the compilation of W. E. Crum, A Coptic Dictionary (Oxford, 1929-39).
Thompson, (Sir) Henry Francis Herbert
Victoria and Albert Museum Paintings Collection
Negatives and prints of paintings of Egypt in the Victoria and Albert Museum, London (Searight collection) by several artists, including Francis Arundale, Frederick Cathewood, Vivant Denon, L. M. A. Linant de Bellefonds, Prisse d'Avennes, etc.
Victoria and Albert Museum, London
Christian Tutundjian de Vartavan Collection
Notes, reports and negatives and photographs of botanical specimens from the tomb of Tutankhamun. Correspondence.
Vartavan, Christian Tutundjian de
Photocopies of papers kept at Castello Sforzesco, Milan.
Vassalli, (Bey) Luigi
Winifred Mabel Brunton Collection
Watercolour showing the initial stages of one of Howard Carter's excavations.
Brunton, Winifred Mabel
Gerald Avery Wainwright Photographs Collection
Photographs of Egyptian sites and museum objects.
Wainwright, Gerald Avery
Colin Christopher Walters Collection
Complete papers, including notes, drafts, lectures, annotated photocopies and notebooks.
Walters, Colin Christopher
Peter Webb and Ron Davey Collection
Notes, colour transparencies and photographs of shabtis, monuments and other objects.
Webb, Peter
Arthur Edward Pearse Brome Weigall Collection
Negatives, mainly connected with the tomb of Tutankhamun.
Weigall, Arthur Edward Pearse Brome
Henry Solomon Wellcome Collection
Journals, excavation records (Abu Geili, Jebel Moya, Saqadi, Dar el-Mek, etc.), indexes, maps, plans and photographs.
Wellcome, (Sir) Henry Solomon
Two portfolios containing drawings and plans, and three illustrated notebooks.
Wild, James William
John Williams Rubbings Collection
4 albums containing rubbings mainly of objects in the British Museum, and also other museums and private collections including those in the J. Lee collection.
Williams, John
Alexandra Helen Wilkinson Collection
Complete papers, including notes, drafts and photographs on ancient Egyptian gardens and cultivation, and some on jewellery.
Wilkinson, Alexandra (Alix) Helen
John Gardner Wilkinson Collection
Journal 1841-1842 and some correspondence.
Wilkinson, (Sir) John Gardner
Robert McLachlan Wilson Collection
Copies, notes, transcripts, photographs, and correspondence relating to the surviving fragments of the New Testament in the Faiyumic dialect of Coptic. Continuing the work of P. E. Kahle, see Kahle MSS 2/13 New Testament Faiyumic Texts.
Includes correspondence from:
-Paul Eric Kahle, 1959
-Elinor Husselman (Kelsey Museum of Archaeology, University of Michigan), 1959-1961
-Walter Till (Department of Coptic Studies, University of Manchester), 1958-1959
-Theodore Petersen (St Paul's College, Washington), 1965
-R. Kasser (Professor of Coptic language and literature, University of Geneva), 1987
Wilson, Robert (Robin) McLachlan
153 black & white negatives taken in Egypt, Palestine, and Greece. Boxes marked with the date 1910. Most of the Egyptian negatives show Giza Pyramids and the Great Sphinx.
Negatives of Cairo.
Yates, Miss ?
Hittite index. Non-Egyptological.
Zuntz, Leonie
Notebooks, notes, card indexes, copies of inscriptions, a corpus of transcribed hieratic ostraca and papyri, photographs, correspondence, and personal items.
Series 1 to 4, 6, 7 contain photographs, copies, transcriptions and translations of Egyptian texts, and photographs of objects and sites.
Series 5 contains articles and lectures, some unpublished.
Series 5 and 10 contain notes on Egyptian history.
Series 8, 14, 22, 24, 26 contain notes and indexes on lexicography and grammar and card indexes for a late Egyptian and general hieroglyphic dictionary.
Series 17 contains notebooks with transcriptions of texts from ostraca, graffiti, papyri and other monuments. There is a card index of ostraca with references to notebooks in series 28.
Series 18 and 23 contain Coptic notes and a card index for Coptic grammar.
Series 25 contains data on Egyptian personal names.
Series 33 is an etymological card index.
Černý, Jaroslav


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U.S. Equal Employment
Opportunity Commission
African-American Employee Terminated Because of His Race, Federal Agency Charges
CHARLOTTE, N.C. - Schindler Elevator Corporation, one of the leading global manufacturers, installers, and servicers of elevators, escalators and moving walkways, discriminated against a black elevator mechanic when it fired him because of his race, the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) charged in a lawsuit it filed today. The company maintains it headquarters in Morristown, N.J.
According to the EEOC's suit, Schindler discriminated against Ronnie White, who is African-American, when it selected him for layoff from a larger group of employees all working at a company facility located in Charlotte. The company selected White for termination for allegedly having weaker technical and customer service skills than his Caucasian co-workers. The EEOC contends in its lawsuit that Schindler did not have a formal layoff procedure in place, and instead allowed the process to be determined solely by a field superintendent. The field superintendent selected White for termination from a group of three employees in spite of the fact that White had higher scores in all of the considered categories than one of the white employees who was retained, and higher scores in all categories except one than the other Caucasian who was retained.
Race discrimination violates Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. The EEOC filed its lawsuit in U.S. District Court for the Western District of North Carolina, Charlotte Division (Civil Action No. 3:12 CV 00639), after first attempting to reach a voluntary settlement. The agency seeks back pay for White as well as compensatory and punitive damages, and injunctive relief.
"It is important that employers have procedures in place that ensure fairness to the affected individuals when determining who will be discharged, hired or promoted," said Lynette Barnes, regional attorney for the EEOC's Charlotte District Office. "By doing so, the employer gives all employees or potential employees the chance to be evaluated based on skill, experience and other factors that can be measured, and thus minimizes the chance that illegal factors such as race will be considered in the process. The EEOC will continue its practice of vigorously addressing race discrimination in the workplace."
Tina Burnside, supervisory trial attorney for the Charlotte District Office, added, "Employment decisions must be based on objective criteria and merit, and federal law prohibits selecting an employee for layoff or firing such employee because of his race."
The EEOC enforces federal laws prohibiting employment discrimination. Further information about the EEOC is available on the agency's web site at www.eeoc.gov.


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Last Christmas the worst thing that could ever possibly happen to a mother happened to Madonna Badger. This mother of three little girls lost all of them, as well as both of her own parents, in a house fire on December 25. I think all of us can relate to Badger's suicidal feelings -- and attempt -- over the past year, as well as her ex-husband's desire to harm Badger and her boyfriend, who was also in the house. I honestly don't think I could go on after suffering such a horrific tragedy. It's simply unthinkable.
But Badger is starting to come out of the pain and find a small amount of peace a year later, as she told Matt Lauer on TODAY. While getting far away from anything that reminds her of Christmas seems like a great idea, and working with children who have lost their families an even better one, the other thing that is keeping her going is somewhat shocking.
Madonna Badger says she still sees her girls, and they talk to her.
Clearly Badger is a religious woman, perhaps more so after this loss, which helps explain her strength. In addition to her fear of what will happen if she were to take her own life, Badger has a newly developed sense that heaven does exist, and her daughters are waiting there for her. In the meantime, her daughters appear to her and tell her everything is going to be OK. Wow.
I think we all wish that we could connect with someone we love who has passed on, but it never seems to happen. Or rather, it's a rare occurrence and can sometimes be attributed to something else. My dream about my grandmother after she died, for example. It could be explained away by my subconscious really wanting to talk to her one more time. Or it could be something extraordinary. I'm a skeptic, but would love to believe.
Badger does believe her 7-year-old twins, Lily and Sarah, came to her and their words keep her going. It would be so comforting to know the spirits of your loved ones were out there, and could comfort you when you need it most. Certainly it's helpful to Madonna Badger, a woman who needs it more than anyone else right now. For her sake, I truly hope seeing her daughters gets her through her darkest moments.
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The City of Auburn police were assisting state probation officers on routine checks for probationers on August 20 when Joshua Forrester, 27, of Main Street was found to be in possession of a metal propane stand connected to a 30 pound propane tank, along with a copper moonshine still with copper tubing. Mason jars, a bucket containing sour mash, sections of water hose, a large glass jug with a threaded attachment, a metal cooking pot and gallon jugs were also located in the residence. Forrester reportedly acknowledged to the officer that he knew what all the equipment was used for and described the ingredients and chemistry for making moonshine. He was also found to be in possession of marijuana and two glass marijuana smoking pipes. The police officer made contact with an ATF field agent and informed him of the moonshine equipment that was found, placing Forrester under arrest for possession of marijuana and possession or use of drug related objects.
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A white diamond the size of a small egg has sold for $30.6 million at an auction in Hong Kong, smashing the world record for a jewel of its kind.
The flawless, 118-carat oval diamond was sold to an unidentified Asian collector, whose winning bid came at the lower end of the $28 million to $35 million estimate set by auction giant Sotheby's. It was the largest diamond ever sold at auction.
David Bennett, chairman of Sotheby's Jewelry Division for Europe and the Middle East, told CNN that diamonds could be bought as an investment or simply for the love of a beautiful and rare object.
"Asia has rapidly in the past 20 years become our most important sector of the buying public. They account for more than a third (of buyers)."
The previous record for a white diamond was set in May at Christie's in Geneva when a pear-shaped jewel sold for $26.7 million.However, a rare blue diamond that was expected to fetch at least $19 million during the same sale failed to reach its reserve price.
The auction was part of a series of fall sales of art, jewelry and other collectibles held in the city by Sotheby's and its rivals.


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BOSTON, Mass. – Meghan Cassidy recorded her second goal of the season at 1:31 of the overtime period to give Plymouth State University their first-ever win over women's hockey Saturday afternoon at the Clark Athletic Center Ice Arena in the ECAC East regular season finale for both teams.
Cassidy's goal which was scored on the power-play, snuck past UMB goaltender Casey Schjaebe (Arlington, Mass.) to stun the Beacons, who for the second straight game dominated their opponents offensively. On the day, UMB outshot Plymouth State 47-20, but were only able to find the back of the net once in the first period.
With the loss, the Beacons fell to 8-13-4, 5-9-4 in the ECAC East and will be the fifth seed in next week's ECAC East tournament. The Beacons would have been the sixth seed however a win was voided on the part of the University of Southern Maine putting, the Beacons, the Huskies and New England College in a three-way tie. The ECAC then decided that UMB will be the fifth seed and will now face No. 4 Castleton State College next Saturday in Vermont with a start time set for 3 p.m. The Panthers improved to a program best 5-16-4, 4-10-4 in the conference and will be the No. 8 seed and will travel to No. 1 Norwich University next Saturday.
Scoring the lone goal for UMB in the first period was Emily Howard (Terryville, Conn.), her team leading 10th of the year. Assisting on the play was senior Alli Greenberg (Stoughton, Mass.), who along with Emily LaRosa (Weymouth, Mass.) and Jami Cudmore (Balgonie, Saskatchewan) were honored prior to the start of the contest by their teammates, family and friends.
Allison Collins scored the first goal of the day for the Panthers at the 11:32 mark off of Kelsey Cosby and Meghan Cassidy assists. Even in the first period, UMB dominated the shots column as they led 11-5. After that UMB peppered the Panthers defense relentlessly first outshooting them 14-6 in the second then 21-8 in the third.
Anchoring Plymouth State's defensive line was netminder Ali Ponte who made a combined 46 saves in the win. Schaejbe totaled 18 saves in the conference loss.
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Hi, this is Tim Weir.
I became an open mic fanatic about 5-6 years ago when Jeremy Huesler ran the Open Mic Night at Applebee's in West Seneca, NY.
Since that time I started attending that open mic, I have been to over 1,200 open mic nights in 3 states and counting.
I have labored mightily to compile the most comprehensive list of open mics for the Buffalo/Niagara Falls to the PA border and Erie, PA.
My website contains all this info: http://www.openmicreviews.com
If you have been to an open mic not on my list, please let me know. I will give you all the glory and credit. I just really
try to hard to keep up with new open mics sprouting up all over the place. The only local paper who seems to care here
in Buffalo is Buffalo Nightlife Magazine. Ed Honeck- Editor has made a great effort to include my listings in his publication
and it is available in many popular watering holes in the Buffalo/Niagara Falls area.
Currently as of 2/3/18 there are over 60 open mics in this area, which is astounding. There is one hop hop open mic, one jazz open mic,
one bluegrass open mic, and perhaps close to a dozen blues open mics. The remainder are general open mics. Some lean towards musicians (drummers sign up and find people to play with them, or lead guitar or bass players) and some are performance oriented, where the singer calls the shots. Some open mics have large stages and are built for bands to play but allow any type of performers. Some are jams where performers look forward to other players joining in either playing or singing with the performer. Some are more electric, many are acoustic or leaning towards more acoustic performers.
Some people sing and bring their taped accompaniment like you would see at karaoke.
Some open mics cater to performers who may prefer not to be surprised by someone who is in the audience who, spurred on by alcohol, decides that the performer needs help. This sometimes goes well but most times not so well. To avoid any awkward moments, it is better to work out ahead of time if you are going to sing or play with another performer. If you walk up to the stage and don't know if the performer is likely going to want your help, that can get really awkward for the performer to try to discourage you from coming on stage.
I have some knowledge of the Central NY area since I have traveled there for years on business. I would love to have a contact in Rochester who could fill me in on where the open mics are in Rochester. But if you are looking for open mics in Buffalo/Niagara Falls, there are many places to play.
It has happened over and over that if the owner or bar manager happens to hear someone they like on an open mic night, you might be returning there
sometime later to play there as a gig. So striving to be heard by people sometimes leads to gigs, which is exciting and can sometimes make you some bucks.
An open mic is an exciting way to get yourself out in front of people, have a "live-fire exercise" to see how well you can perform a song with people watching you. Because of the exploding number of open mics that are occurring in the Buffalo/Niagara Region, it is clear that bars and coffee shops and other venues see the value that performers like us bring to the table, and help increase traffic and sales on perhaps a slower night of the week.
Although many open mics are during the week, this region has several good weekend open mics, even on Sunday!
Please contact me if you have any comments, especially if you have any information about new open mics I may not be aware of or do not appear on my list. Once again, my listings can be found in Buffalo Nightlife Magazine (when space allows- the listings take up an entire page!- so usually once per month or so), on http://www.openmicreviews.com , or you can do what many people do and call me when you are looking for an open mic on a particular night. You can always reach me on my cell at 716-602-4588. Thanks and God Bless!


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2012-13: Competed in the Joy Cup (4/06) in the #1 seat of the Novice 4 boat.
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Breakfast at After Eight B&B
One of the delights of staying at After Eight Bed and Breakfast is starting your day with our delicious full breakfast served at your private table.
Breakfast is served in our 'Garden Room' dining area with soft music playing in the background. We serve breakfast at 8:30 am with a second seating if necessary at 9:30 am.
We serve a full breakfast, which varies from day to day. Guests can expect to be served delicious meals that include juices, hot beverages, and entrée that might be an egg dish or casserole, deluxe pancakes, or omelet, fresh baked breads or rolls and fresh fruit.
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Some time ago, a friend's PC refused to start. She couldn't figure out the problem and the computer was an old piece of crap (BIOS claims it's from 2004), so she simply bought a new one. Because I'm entirely too nice, I offered to try to rescue the old hard drive so she could have her data.
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Assuming the hard drive isn't outright broken, should I be able to get the data from it if I simply hook it up to another PC as a slave device?
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What might be wrong with it? I give the computer power; it comes up with the "Windows failed to start; How do you want to start? Normal Mode/ Use Last Successful Settings/ etc." page. No matter what mode I select, it thinks about it a little, acts like it's starting to load, then restarts.
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Beech-Nut Teams With Disney for New Line of Toddler Foods
Glendale, Calif.-based Disney Consumer Products and Beech-Nut Nutrition Corp., Amsterdam, N.Y., introduce a line of tasty and nutritious toddler foods featuring Disney's Winnie the Pooh characters. The new line is made with natural ingredients and has a great taste that even picky toddlers will love.
Highlighting Disney's long-term commitment to providing more nutritious food options for kids, the Beech-Nut toddler food line for ages 12 months and older have no artificial colors, flavors or preservatives. The products adhere to Beech-Nut's strict ingredient standards in order to maintain an authentic taste and provide nutritious and delicious food for this active age group. The packaging features favorite Disney characters including Winnie the Pooh, Tigger and Piglet.
Beech-Nut toddler food is fortified with vitamins and minerals and contains valuable nutrients, fiber, whole grains, fruit, yogurt, vegetables and protein. The line features meals, sides, snacks and juices including:
- Steamies -- These complete meals have a home-style taste and texture and cook via a unique steam-cooking process. They're available in 10 varieties and retail for $2.49 each.
- Goodies -- Made with Chiquita Bananas and whole grains, Goodies Banana Bites ($1.95-$2.05) offer a more nutritious choice for snack time. Goodies Mixed Fruit Nibbles ($2.95) come in two flavors (fruit and yogurt). One serving offers 100 percent of the daily recommended serving of vitamin C.
- Juicies -- These 100 percent juice beverages ($2.75) come in refreshing flavor combinations, including white grape and peach, pear blueberry, and apple pomegranate. They offer the benefits of antioxidant superfruits and contain 100 percent of the daily recommended serving of vitamin C.
"Beech-Nut and Disney share a commitment to offer better nutrition choices for children," says Evan Eckman, chief marketing officer at Beech-Nut. "Our 20 new toddler products include whole grain and real fruit snacks and 100 percent juice beverages. They're tasty and nutritious products that moms can feel really good about."


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Welcome to La Toscana di Carlotta at Burns House, one of the oldest homes in Niagara-on-the-Lake, whose deed dates back to 1793. Local historians say it started off as a home for a British army officer, only to be razed to the ground with the rest of NOTL by retreating American troops in the war of 1812. It was among the first few homes to be rebuilt in 1818, initially as an inn of sorts, a guest house, and was then bought as a family home by local merchant Joseph Burns.
This quaint colonial home gathers its 200-year history and meets the hospitality of Tuscany. A rebirth of sorts under the auspices of Carlotta Cattani, a Florentine who has spent most of her life welcoming and entertaining guests, and her husband, Zuhair Kashmeri. We invite you to experience Tuscany in NOTL - everything from Italian breakfasts to Italian linen and amenities... but most of all Tuscan hospitality!
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To date, I've read 47 books in 2010! Just five more books and I will have met my challenge!
Now, how to get five more books in by New Year's Eve? The routine is: get in bed by 10:30, read for an hour or more, then sneak in short spurts of reading here and there, between after school and dinner, and on the weekend, between housework and holiday shopping. It'll be a squeeze for the next two weeks, but I will do it.


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Here's how taking on Jon Stewart has worked out for Rick Sanchez so far: He's been fired and compared to hapless "The Office" character Michael Scott.
Sanchez was fired by CNN after calling "The Daily Show" host a bigot and Stewart reacted predictably, holding his tormentor up for hilarious scorn on Monday's show. First, he told his audience he'd heard Sanchez call him the name in a radio interview.
"Omigod!" Stewart gushed sarcastically. "Rick Sanchez knows my name!"
Stewart replayed another excerpt from interview where Sanchez said he is "glad that (Stewart) grew up in a suburban middle-class New Jersey home with everything that you could ever imagine."
Sanchez "really nailed what it was like growing up in central Jersey in the early '70s, the fortunate son of a single mother in the education field," Stewart noted, tongue in cheek.
Then, he unleashed a video that compared Sanchez to Steve Carell's character on the NBC show.
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Meanwhile, on her Facebook page, Suzanne Sanchez wrote that her husband had apologized to Stewart: "rick apologized to jon stewart today. they had a good talk. jon was gracious and called rick, 'thin-skinned.' he's right. rick feels horrible that in an effort to make a broader point about the media, his exhaustion from working 14 hr days for 2 mo. straight, caused him to mangle his thought process inartfully. he got ...caught up in the banter and deeply apologizes to anyone who was offended by his unintended comments."
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ANATOMY OF A PAINTING, Notes to the collector
Alt Jesus
Completed sunday, June 2, 2019
Dear Paul and Nelson,
Here you go! Please remember, though this painting is based quite specifically on a number of very personal thoughts, it's not what I think about it that is relevant . I want the viewer to see what bubbles up from his own particular psyche, and then tell me about it. I like hearing viewers who start their observations; "I remember when___________"", "This reminds me of____________" "Once I Dreamed___________" These starting words let me know, that what's coming is an authentic and personal observation. This makes me happy; I hate pseudo intellectual "art speak" and I love hearing ideas about my images that I didn't think of myself.
Please forgive typos and "stream of consciousness"—if I edit too much I loose the flow. Disclaimer: being from a family of lapsed Catholics, I feel somehow justified criticizing same.
I think the meaning of paintings are sort of like an onion: there are many layers, and they start superficially from the surface to the interior, and continue growing, ever closer to the "core." The layers of meaning in a painting are the same. The layers are as numerous as the number of people who look at an image and what the viewer perceives there is dictated by their own particular life experience.
The superficial "layer" might be a relatively common place location, object or figure particular to the life of an individual artist. Then, think more, look more, and the same commonplace images become sort of super-charged with meaning. Even if the viewer is unfamiliar with the time and culture of a painting, she can relate in a visceral, emotional way to the underlying meaning. Think Frida Kahlo—her images used highly specific details of her specific life, but you didn't have to have been impaled on a trolley car railing to relate to her pain. The images were very personal, but the pain is universal.
My painting has had a few different titles during it's production. First was Bathed in the Blood. I remember when I was a little kid in Sunday school, I, like most little kids, tended to take things literally. So when the teacher first introduced the catholic notion of "transubstantiation" (strangest word in the English language, note how it has no body, just a string of prefixes followed by a few suffixes!), the teacher in her description of the word used the phrase "bathed in the blood of Christ." I thought she meant that on the day I was to be confirmed, in order to show my courage and good faith, I would take a bath in actual blood. I was one of those kids that faint at the sight of blood, so this future "trial" of my faith filled me with terror and nightmares for some time.
I've experienced many other surreal "misconceptions" about life during my childhood and they tend to turn up in my paintings. In Alt-Jesus, the model standing in for little girl me, taking a "blood bath" is Teresa Fultz. In real life she is the person who periodically cleans my space and organizes me and has become a friend as well.
Another title was Luz de Jesus (Light of Jesus), and it is also a relic of an early Sunday school class lesson. Our teacher pointed out that in religious paintings "light means holy." She showed us dozens of Christian paintings where a halo or "ring of light" around a figures head signified the holiness of this person or that person. So I took that to mean when light fell on anything (like me for instance) it was like the "kiss of God" and I found that very comforting. Ever since I have been inspired by this notion about light and I have felt a kind of spiritual awe for its beauty and the way it falls across form. To this end, I've chosen the traditions of oil painting and chiaroscuro as my medium. The luminosity and saturation of color possible with oil glazes mean it's comes closest to replicating my childhood's magical and romantic fantasies about the nature/"rapture" of light.
Regarding chiaroscuro, it is the idea that paradoxically, the best way to represent the luminosity of light is to surround it with darkness. In Alt-Jesus the literal Luz de Jesus is the glowing star on the chest of the male model. The model's name is Michael Sabet. He is a great young painter (check him out) and alum of my atelier cmsa. He is half Nicaraguan and half Persian. As I sat for hours working on this painting, I realized that choosing him to be Jesus was also a result of my early Sunday school. One of the things I remembered not liking was all those pics of Jesus as a young blond with cold blue eyes that I saw literally everywhere. (Have since learned this is the most printed image of all time.) To me he looked scary in that picture, like a Nazi with long hair.
My student Michael makes a much better and more benevolent Jesus, I think, than the one in the pictures. He has the face of an angel and though he doesn't look like any specific ethnicity, his skin looks like his people hale from warm places. In Sunday school they told me the story of Mary Magdalen ("fallen woman") and Jesus. The idea was that Jesus wasn't some snotty academic aristocrat, but rather a man of the people who did not judge and served all people, even impoverished "sex workers with a heart of gold" like Mary.
In Sunday school they played a game called "what would Jesus look like if he was alive today?" You were supposed to pick some sort of person who you thought Jesus would look like today. I've played that game in my own head often. I think Michael Sabet, a self professed gender fluid "rave rat" with a "heart of gold," makes the perfect Jesus to me. I've enjoyed using a model that I think will make an impact as an artist in the future himself.
The title I settled on, Alt-Jesus, is meant to poke fun at one of the dumbest political ideas of all times—under the Republican POTUS, Donald Trump, "alternate facts." I love to inject a current political/cultural event reference in my work to inform future viewers of the political POV of this moment. I included other details to memorialize the natural world of the moment too. For example, in Alt-Jesus, while we were in the 2019 "super bloom," I happened to be painting the feet of Jesus, so I decided to depict California poppies at his feet to refer to the super bloom this year.
I'm often sandwiching together several photo references in the same image. In Alt-Jesus, the wall is from The Jesus Wall production studio here at the Brewery, and behind Jesus's feet and legs is the city view from Brewery roof facing west at sunset, the railroad yard on the left downtown on the right.
In Alt-Jesus, as I often do, I put in a detail that I thought was quite humorous, though I may be the only person that notices it. See the head of Mary that Jesus stands on top of? To amuse myself, I switched out the female face to make a male transgender Mary.
Anybody who has ever sat in a darkened auditorium, looking at images in art history class as I did, will note certain iconic "characters" pop up, recurring in every culture's art through every phase of human existence. The way they kept showing up in art across time and culture makes me want to add my version to the same subjects/topics from my own particular POV—this time, culture, place and my own particular experience within it. It makes me feel great to be another link in a long chain that connects me back thru time to some of my painter heroes.
I often had to really struggle to stay awake and alert in darkened rooms of lecturing historians, so I often ended up in this semi-awake state and I think these iconic characters sunk into my dreams and subliminal mind from being in that dreamlike state for hours. The result is if you ask me the exact title and the year a work was done I will not know, but I can describe the painting's appearance relatively easily and these archetypes are what pop into my conscious mind to paint. The people, places, and events of wherever I find myself at the moment become my own version's and backgrounds for these iconic men and women. So far
I've done Eve, Virgin Mary, Siddhartha, God, Light, Jesus , Ophelia, Odalisque, angels, flying people, birds, Olympia, brides/virgins, sisters, mothers, children, fathers, Manets, Cinderella (I was named after her), barmaid at the Folies-Bergere, crone, women as the object of desire, women as real individual people, and Mother Nature, to name a few.
I started my art school education at an art school in Chihuahua, Mexico. I think I imprinted on the aesthetic of the first flesh and blood painters I ever knew, and the place I happened to be when I first learned about oil painting (at the Universidad of Bellas Arte) and fell in love with the saturated palette of Mexico.
I could go on but you get the idea! Fondest regards, cynda
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A winner was selected from 71 designs submitted by 29 freelance designers.
Logo for warningtxt.com. The sooner we get a winning logo the better!! Vector formats preferred (.eps, .pdf or .ai). We will eventually need a version for the web and a version for print.
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Some background: We provide text message (SMS) alerts to customers when there are potentially dangerous events in their region or country, such as natural disasters (earthquakes, tsunamis, etc), political unrest, terrorist events, severe weather warning, etc. Our customers are both travelers and people who subscribe to the alerts for their home city/region.
We have a preference for simple, functional websites in the 'Web 2.0' style. We want a professional feel.
We probably don't want (but are still open to) a graphic element that is completely divorced from the text (for example, MS Windows has the completely separate wavy four colored flag/window icon). We'd prefer that graphic elements are somehow integrated with the company name.
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The University at Buffalo is a diverse, inclusive scholarly community dedicated to bringing the benefits of its research, scholarship and creative activity, and educational excellence to global and local communities in ways that impact and positively change the world.
Offering MSW and PhD degrees, the School of Social Work appears among the top 20 percent of MSW programs nationally in the most recent rankings from the Council on Social Work Education and U.S. News and World Report.
Accredited by the Council on Education for Public Health, the School of Public Health and Health Professions offers professional, master's and PhD degrees, and a bachelor's degree in exercise science.
UB's Roswell Park Cancer Institute Graduate Division offers five PhD programs and an MS program. They are designed for individuals pursuing careers in cancer research or basic and translational biomedical research.
The Graduate School of Education offers master's and doctoral degrees, with study toward New York State teaching certification in 21 fields. Opportunities include independent study and supervised experiences.
Highly ranked by publications including The Wall Street Journal, the School of Management is recognized for its emphasis on real-world learning, community and economic impact, and history of innovation abroad.
The College of Arts and Sciences is the largest and most comprehensive of UB's academic units, bringing together the humanities, the arts and the sciences to provide a truly comprehensive education.
The School of Architecture and Planning is the only such school in the SUNY system and offers SUNY's only accredited professional master of architecture (MArch) degree.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - A group representing Swiss bank employees demanded an apology from Credit Suisse boss Brady Dougan on Thursday after he said the practice of helping Americans conceal their wealth was the work of a few dishonest employees.
The American-born CEO told a U.S. Senate subcommittee on Wednesday that he and other top managers were not aware a small group of Credit Suisse private bankers had helped U.S. customers evade taxes with offshore accounts.
"The evidence showed that some Swiss-based private bankers went to great lengths to disguise their bad conduct from Credit Suisse executive management," Dougan told the senators.
He said the wrongdoing appeared to have taken place before 2009 despite "industry-leading compliance measures" at the bank.
The body representing staff at Credit Suisse and other Swiss banks reacted with astonishment to Dougan's comments, saying it was "hardly credible" that the bank's bosses knew nothing of the practices.
"It was common knowledge that tax evasion was the strategy, a business model pursued by many banks for a long time," the Schweizerischer Bankpersonalverband said in a statement.
It said Dougan's comments "vilify lots of employees that had nothing to do with offshore U.S. banking", and demanded he apologize to the bank's 46,000 staff.
The comments may have been motivated by efforts to lessen the bank's penalties in the United States, but Dougan still owes staffers an explanation, the employee group said.
More than 22,000 Americans were using Credit Suisse to park combined assets of $12 billion at one time, according to a report released by the U.S. Senate ahead of Wednesday's hearings.
The Senate subcommittee alleged that Credit Suisse bankers held secret meetings in luxury hotels and used hidden elevators to help foreign clients hide their wealth, a practice that one senator said belonged in a spy novel, not a bank.
Credit Suisse management has accepted responsibility for wrongdoing by its staff, while rejecting any suggestion that it was bank policy to help foreign clients hide their wealth from their governments.
"Credit Suisse repeatedly said that wrongdoing was centered around a small group of employees. This reflects the findings of our internal investigation as well as statements made by the SEC (Securities and Exchange Commission) in their order of February 21, 2014," the bank said in an emailed statement.
When the bank sent data on employees to U.S. prosecutors investigating its U.S. dealings last year, some staff voiced outrage and went to court to prevent Credit Suisse from releasing the data.
Credit Suisse last week settled charges levied by the SEC, admitting to wrongdoing and paying $196 million in fines. But a settlement with the Justice Department is not imminent, a person familiar with the matter has told Reuters.
Credit Suisse is one of 14 Swiss banks being probed by U.S. prosecutors over taxes, after UBS became the first major bank to agree on a settlement over the charges. Two smaller Swiss banks, Wegelin & Cie and Bank Frey, have had to close as a result of the U.S. investigation.
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This city in the state of Oregon offers a fine blend of nature, culture and cosy neighbourhoods. Book flights to Portland and explore Director Park and the lively Pioneer Courthouse Square. Wander through the gigantic Powell's City of Books shop and have lunch at one of the food stalls you can find on every street corner. Outside the city there is natural beauty galore in the Columbia River Gorge – an area with impressive waterfalls and an excellent choice of outdoor sports.
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DailyDirt: Actually, It *Is* Soylent Green...
from the urls-we-dig-up deptPeople eat a lot of weird things, but most folks frown upon cannibalism. Some forms of cannibalism are more socially acceptable than others. Here are just a few examples of people eating other people (or parts of them).
- Ingesting placenta capsules doesn't sound like a very modern way to get vitamins and nutrients. But there are other ways to eat placentas -- dried and powdered, roasted, raw... uh. Yum? [url]
- Three people in Brazil have confessed to murdering and cooking up their victims for food. The murderers actually made empanadas out of their victims and sold them as meals to neighbors. [url]
- Armin Meiwes, the German cannibal, describes how he likes to prepare human flesh for dinner -- and insists he's just a normal guy. Meiwes is also serving a life sentence for killing and eating Bernd Brandes in 2001. [url]
- Two Dutch TV hosts have eaten each other's surgically-removed flesh. Their meat was cooked, but unseasoned -- without fava beans or a nice Chianti sauce. [url]
- To discover more food-related links, check out what's floating around in StumbleUpon. [url]
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A violent EF4 wedge tornado hurls debris across the rolling hills northeast of Abilene, KS, on May 25, 2016.
A violent but beautiful tornado churns up debris and terrorizes the remote area south of Dodge City, KS, on May 24, 2016.
A violent stovepipe tornado (left), along with a smaller rope tornado (right), loom large over wheat fields south of Dodge City, KS, on May 24, 2016.
A strong, long-lived tornado churns across open fields near Ensign, KS, on May 24, 2016.
A cone tornado dances in front of the setting sun near Woodward, OK, on May 23, 2016.
More than 20 minutes into its life cycle, a violent tornado near Katie, OK, begins to contract in size on May 9, 2016.
A frontlit view of the violent, destructive tornado near Katie, OK, on May 9, 2016.
A multiple vortex tornado ravages the countryside near Katie, OK, on May 9, 2016, tossing debris thousands of feet into the air.
A large tornado churns across the High Plains of eastern Colorado near Stratton on June 5, 2015.
A strong tornado near Canadian, TX, begins to contract in size after earlier reaching a maximum width of over half a mile. Just after 5pm on May 27, 2015.
Twin tornadoes ravage the area near Pilger, NE, on June 16, 2014. Both tornadoes were rated EF-4, and unfortunately one resulted in fatalities.
A violent EF-4 wedge tornado churns across the rolling hills north of Stanton, NE, on June 16, 2014.
A violent tornado rips trees from the ground near Climbing Hill, IA, on October 4, 2013. This tornado soon grew to 1.5 miles wide and was rated EF-4.
A violent wedge tornado churns just west of Bennington, KS, on May 28, 2013. Mobile doppler radar measured winds in excess of 200 mph within this vortex.
A tornado near Sanford, KS, briefly takes on a rare appearance in which the condensation funnel is truncated at both the top and bottom. Shot at sunset on May 18, 2013.
A classic cone tornado near Sanford, KS, takes on brilliant hues as the sun sets on May 18, 2013.
A tornado dissipates near Rozel, KS, at sunset on May 18, 2013.
An exceptionally photogenic tornado approaches the town of Rozel, KS, on May 18, 2013.
An exceptionally photogenic tornado churns near Rozel, KS, on May 18, 2013, surrounded by a dry rear-flank downdraft.
An exceptionally photogenic tornado touches down near Rozel, KS, on May 18, 2013.
A truncated cone tornado destroys a barn just west of Cherokee, OK, on April 14, 2012.
A classic "elephant trunk" tornado ropes out with deceptive grace west of Cherokee, OK, on April 14, 2012.
Twin tornadoes ravage open fields west of Cherokee, OK, during the major tornado outbreak of April 14, 2012.
A wedge tornado touches down at sunset near Fort Cobb, OK, on November 7, 2011.
Double disaster: a strong tornado plows over a section of the Wichita Mountains in Oklahoma on November 7, 2011, that had been charred by wildfires only months earlier.
Just before dissipating, the Manitou, OK, tornado of November 7, 2011, exposes its intense core circulation. The dissipation phase of a tornado's life cycle is often called "roping out," and this is one of the most visually impressive examples storm chasers have seen in recent years!
A powerful tornado unearths major dirt and debris over open country near Manitou, OK, on November 7, 2011.
The beginning stages of a strong, long-track tornado near Manitou, OK, on the afternoon of November 7, 2011.
A prolific supercell's last gasp: as the long-track storm, which produced over a dozen tornadoes in Kansas, finally begins to dissipate in Nebraska, a weak cone tornado passes harmlessly over open fields. Shot near Mascot, NE, on June 20, 2011.
A cow looks on as a cone tornado touches down near Hickory, OK, on May 21, 2011.
A slender tornado kicks up dust and debris near Last Chance, CO, on June 10, 2010.


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Last week I delivered a keynote at AOSD, on Well-typed programs can't be blamed. It was a marvelous opportunity to learn more about aspects, and more about Brussels.
The photo shows me with Gary Leavens atop the Musical Instruments Museum. You wander around wearing a headset, and when you stand next to an instrument you can hear it play. Someday soon, our whole world will be augmented in this way; but you won't need a specially supplied headset, you'll use your phone. One pleasure of my trip was to meet Wolfgang De Meuter and Tom Van Cutsem, whose Ambient Oriented Programming is aimed at just such applications.
People I enjoyed meeting include Dean Wampler, Eric Eide, Curt Clifton,
Emilia Katz, Maja D'Hondt, and Ellie D'Hondt. Ellie works in quantum computation, and told me (rather to my surprise) that monads have an application there. She had once read one of my papers on monads, but found it too difficult. This cheered me up, since I feel the same when I try to read about quantum computation.
Special thanks to Theo D'Hondt, Viviane Jonckers, and Isabelle Michiels for organizing the conference so well.
According to the following article, you won't even need your phone.
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With a new Guy Ritchie movie coming out ("RocknRolla"), it seems only appropriate to do a review of a British hip-hop record. In "Scene Stealers," MCs Skrein and Dr. Syntax craft an LP of boom-bap hip-hop courtesy of a bevy of unknown producers who rarely miss.
With a new Guy Ritchie movie coming out ("RocknRolla"), it seems only appropriate to do a review of a British hip-hop record.
Where fellow London native The Streets has been taking hip-hop in new and different directions with his most recent work, Skrein and Dr. Syntax (hence the collaborative name, Skreintax) go for a straightforward rap record, with pretty enjoyable results.
The title track opens things with a driving xylophone melody; pleading strings power "Express Train" and a low-buzzing synth gives a mean edge to "Mine for the Taking."
And yeah, it's a little weird hearing hip-hop rhymes with a "Norf Lundun" accent, but there's no denying that both MCs can pen a verse; additionally, the production, courtesy of Nutty P, Kelakovski, Chemo, DJ Snips, Dag Nabbit, Tom Caruana and others, rarely misses.
Aside from the skittery faux-bounce drums of "Reach," most of "Scene Stealers" works well by way of well-placed orchestral samples, rough-edged beats, a few jazzy flourishes and the Cockney cleverness of its two MCs.
It's a fine cup'o'tea (sorry, couldn't resist).
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A bumper is just a bumper. Or is it? This Fab Fours rear bumper, which fits the 2003-'08 Dodge Ram 1500 and 2003-'09 Dodge Ram 2500 and 3500 pickups, not only protects, but also offers integrated steps on each side of the tailgate and 3/4-inch D-ring recovery points. It's engineered for strength while keeping the weight down. The bumper is CNC laser-cut and made from 3/16-inch-thick formed steel, and its design allows you to retain the OEM trailer hitch and trailer wiring locations. The unit weighs approximately 120 pounds, so you'll need a couple of people and/or a hydraulic jack to complete the install.
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Erin Muller was arrested on Thursday in Nassau County, New York, authorities confirmed to Access Hollywood.
According to Nassau police, Muller, the former fiancee of Michael Lohan, was arrested for violating a protective order.
The Nassau County District Attorney's Office told Access that Lohan claimed to them that he had received a call on his mobile phone from Muller – after telling her she shouldn't be calling, he hung up.
She appeared in court on Friday and was released on her own recognizance. According to the D.A.'s Office, she's due back in court on April 7.
Muller's lawyer denied the allegations to TMZ, telling the site, "Erin denies ever calling him … and once again we're dealing with another bogus allegation."
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solid carbon dioxide used in the treatment of warts, lupus, nevi, and other skin affections, and as a refrigerant.
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snow(sno) a freezing or frozen mixture consisting of discrete particles or crystals.
carbon dioxide snow solid carbon dioxide, formed by rapid evaporation of liquid carbon dioxide; it gives a temperature of about −79°C (−110°F). It is used in cryotherapy to freeze and anesthetize the skin and, in the form of a slush (carbon dioxide slush), as an escharotic to destroy skin lesions and as a peeling agent for chemabrasion.
Vox populi Cold crystallised white precipitation
snowDrug slang A street term for a pulverized substance of abuse which can be snorted, classically, cocaine, but also heroin, amphetamine, oxycodone, etc
a freezing or frozen mixture consisting of discrete particles or crystals.
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the solid formed by rapid evaporation of liquid carbon dioxide, giving a temperature of about −110°F (−79°C); used locally in various skin conditions. See also carbon dioxide snow.
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By Randall Beard, Global Head of Advertiser Solutions, Nielsen
I recently spoke at Advertising Week for a presentation titled "Unleashing Cross-Platform: The Tip of the Spear in Planning, Executing and Measuring Multi-Screen Platform Campaigns." At this point you may be wondering "What's the tip of the spear? And "Who needs a spear anyway?"
Advertisers already understand the emergent need in cross platform measurement. In a recent joint survey from Nielsen and the Association of National Advertisers (ANA), advertisers confirmed not only that integrated multi-screen campaigns are going to become vastly more important in the next three years, but that they intend to dedicate more of their investments to these kinds of campaigns. Most importantly, however, the survey results showed that in order to achieve maximum effectiveness, advertisers need to measure audience delivery, brand lift and sales impact with common metrics across screens.
Why are advertisers feeling this way? Because they know that video is moving across platforms, and it's only becoming more pervasive with time. In addition, advertisers recognize that achieving reach by connecting with desired audiences is only effective when messages resonate and cause desired audiences to react at the point of sale (which we'll discuss in more detail in part two of our Unleashing Cross-Platform series). As a result, advertisers are trying to accomplish one of two basic things with integrated multi-screen campaigns:
1. Drive unduplicated reach. Reach is important for the simple reason that advertisers must reach desired audiences to have an impact. And reaching one incremental person may be more valuable than reaching someone a second time. For a multi-screen campaign with 70 percent TV reach and 30 percent online reach, the ideal would be to deliver 100 percent unduplicated reach—meaning online would be entirely incremental to TV.
2. Drive TV/Online duplication. Duplication can be important if advertisers know that exposure to advertising on one platform drives better advertising performance on the other platform—which is usually the case. So, for a multi-screen campaign with 70 percent TV reach and 30 percent online reach, the ideal would be to have all 30 percent of your online campaign reach overlap or duplicate TV—meaning the total reach would be 70 percent, with 30 points of duplication.
A meta-analysis of Nielsen's Cross-Platform Campaign Ratings shows that the majority of multi-screen campaigns actually deliver random duplication. What is random duplication? It's TV reach X online reach—what you would see if TV and online were planned and bought completely independently of one another. A well-planned multi-screen campaign to drive reach or maximize duplication would not show random duplication. What this tells us is that there is much room for improvement.
Despite this, we do see that there are some campaigns that do a very good job of driving incremental reach or maximizing duplication.
The difference in success stories is that agencies are beginning to use new tools to address the challenge of integrated multi-screen campaign planning, buying and measurement. Here's what the best of them are doing:
Integrated, multi-screen campaigns are the weapon of choice for digital purveyors. And while the tip of the spear is reaching your desired audience strategically, the weapon is galvanized when advertisers consider both resonance and reaction.
My advice to advertisers? Arm yourself with the latest learnings, engage your agency and get prepared for the future—or risk getting being left behind.
Join the ANA and Nielsen for their Optimizing Integrated Multi-Screen Campaigns webcast on Nov. 21, 2013. Click here to register.
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