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|Also known as
|Horrorbots (working title)
|Animated series
|Created by
|Michael Buckley
Joe Deasy
|Written by
|Michael Buckley
Joe Deasy
|Directed by
|Christy Karacas
|Creative director(s)
|Christy Karacas
|Voices of
|Patton Oswalt
John Gemberling
Dana Snyder
Michael Sinterniklaas
Kate McKinnon
Jessie Cantrell
|Joe Wong & Didier Leplae
|Country of origin
|United States
|Original language(s)
|No. of seasons
|No. of episodes
|10 (List of episodes)
|Executive producer(s)
|Michael Buckley
Joe Deasy
Christy Karacas (co-executive producer)
|Nisa Contreras
Rachel Simon (supervising producer)
|Running time
|11 minutes
|Production company(s)
|World Leaders Entertainment
Cartoon Network Studios
|Original channel
|Cartoon Network
|Original run
|October 25, 2010– January 24, 2011
Robotomy is an American animated television series created by Michael Buckley and Joe Deasy, directed by Christy Karacas (Superjail!), voice directed by Michael Sinterniklaas, and produced by World Leaders Entertainment and Cartoon Network Studios. The series was developed after a long series of unaccepted ideas, and occasionally put in and out of production due to changing executives.[1] It was officially announced on August 31, 2009, and premiered on October 25, 2010, on Cartoon Network. Robotomy was canceled on January 24, 2011. It is Cartoon Network's shortest-running original series, as well as with the least number of episodes. Robotomy was officially removed from Cartoon Network's website on February 11, 2011.
On January 11, 2013, the series returned to television in reruns, albeit in a minor role. Episodes of the series could be seen from time to time on the revived Cartoon Planet block, though was shortly taken off the block. The entire series was put on Netflix shortly after.
Thrasher and Blastus are two outsider robots that live on the planet of Insanus. Insanus is a planet inhabited by murderous robots who seek to kill one another for no apparent reason. Slightly less horrific than their peers, the duo seek to make it through high school, and navigate their lives with varying degrees of success. While Thrasher wishes to gain the affections of an attractive female robot named Maimy, Blastus just wants to be recognized as popular.
- Thrasher (voiced by Patton Oswalt) - A tall, lanky robot who isn't very confrontational and has a crush on the popular female robot Maimy. Thrasher has a baby sister, who is considered very violent and dangerous towards him and others. Though calm and reserved, he often falls prey to Blastus' badly-thought out plans.
- Blastus (voiced by John Gemberling) - As with Thrasher, and unlike most robots on Insanus, Blastus is a pretty sensitive and non-homicidal, to which his mother doesn't approve. In his quest to become popular, he is incredibly impulsive and overconfident in his abilities.
- Weenus (voiced by Michael Sinterniklaas) - A nerdy robot that is even lower on the social pyramid than the two main characters, Weenus is a bipolar sociopath, whose giant arm is thought to be the most powerful weapon on the planet.
- Dreadnot (voiced by Dana Snyder) - A sadistic teacher that finds joy in torturing and invoking pain into his students: all in his attempt to transform them into hyper-violent drones.
- Thunderbite (voiced by Dana Snyder)- An oversized, skull-shaped robot, who is the principal of Harry S. Apocalypse High School, and is incredibly sweet and motherly to the students when he isn't causing pain. He is good friends with Thrasher and Blastus.
- Megawatt (voiced by Michael Sinterniklaas) - A spoiled rich kid at Harry S. Apocalypse High, Megawatt is quite dim and incredibly homicidal, which makes him attractive to female robots (most of whom he blows up), He is typically dating Maimy to Thrasher's disdain.
- Maimy (voiced by Jessie Cantrell) - A popular student at Harry S. Apocalypse High, Maimy is Thrasher's crush, but she is barely even aware of the robot's existence and even then, would rather claw-out his face. She usually takes advantage of Thrasher's kindness for her own benefits.
- Tacklebot (voiced by Roger Craig Smith) - a robot who represents the musclehead jock stereotype. He is good friends with Megawatt. He is typically violent and hostile towards Thrasher and Blastus.
Voice cast[edit]
- Patton Oswalt - Thrasher
- John Gemberling - Blastus, Terrorbyte
- Dana Snyder - Mr. Dreadnot, Principal Thunderbite, Additional voices
- Jessie Cantrell - Maimy
- Michael Sinterniklaas - Weenus, Megawatt, Additional voices
- Roger Craig Smith - Tacklebot, Steve, Additional voices
- Dean Edwards - Robot, Additional voices
- Kate McKinnon - Mrs. Crunchite, Teary, Exploda, Megawatt's Mom, Flight Attendant
- William Knight - Additional voices
- Thomas Middleditch - Additional voices
Season 1 was supposed to be 12 episodes, but production on the show finished early, leaving only 10 episodes completed. The show is rated TV-PG-V.
Season 1 (2010–11)[edit]
|No. in
|Original air date
|U.S. Viewers
|October 25, 2010
|Thrasher and Blastus attempt to get friends on the social networking site "Frenemy", which leads to disastrous results when the site befriends them.
Guest star: Jack McBrayer as "Frenemy"
|"Bling Thing"
|November 1, 2010
|Jealous of Megawatt's upgrades and all the girls that he's getting, Thrasher and Blastus try to earn money to get upgrades of their own by getting a job at The Maul (an arena where robots get eaten and digested by a monster), but when that doesn't work, they try selling their coolant for easy cash.
|"No Child Left Benign"
|November 8, 2010
|Thrasher and Blastus feign being non-violent to join the Sunshine Group (a group of robots with faulty psycho-chips who act and are treated like mentally-challenged children) in order to avoid taking an upcoming standardized test, but soon discover that the Sunshine class is really a plot to get rid of non-violent robots.
Guest star: Kate McKinnon as Mrs. Crunshine
|November 15, 2010
|Thrasher inadvertently agrees to babysit Maimy's younger brother when he tries to impress her, and he and Blastus accidentally start a war in the process. Meanwhile, Weenus is chosen to be a part of Harry S. Apocalypse High's fireworks show.
Guest star: Gilbert Gottfried as the Tickle Me Psycho dolls and Lil Jon as "Mayor Amputator".
|"El Presidente"
|November 22, 2010
|After staging a violent coup, Thrasher becomes school president and his friendship with Blastus becomes strained when Maimy begins falling for Thrasher.
|"Field of Screams"
|November 29, 2010
|Thrasher and Blastus drink a strange performance-enhancing tonic given to them by the janitor in order to become great Mutilationball players, and end up getting sent to a planet of angry blue ball creatures.
|"Mean Green"
|January 3, 2011
|On a field trip to a forest to chop down evil trees, Thrasher befriends a talking plant who is after a highly-guarded fertilizer called SuperFudge.
Guest star: Lewis Black as "The Gore-Ax"/"The Scrap Metal Spirit of Insanus" and Lisa Lampanelli as "The Green Spirit of Insanus"
|"The Trials of Robocles"
|January 10, 2011
|Thrasher and Blastus start going through puberty and must journey to Jockstrap Island and pass the Trial of Robocles in order to become men.
Guest star: Lil Jon as "King Suckerpunch"
|"Nana's Run"
|January 17, 2011
|Thrasher and Blastus join a group that Maimy starts dedicated to hurling elderly robots at other planets to keep them from going nuclear on Insanus, but when one of the elderly robots turns out to be Thrasher's grandmother, Thrasher must choose between letting her go or keeping her.
|"From Wretchneya With Love"
|January 24, 2011
|Series finale: Blastus dates and nearly marries a sexy model from the planet Wretchnya, only for Thrasher to find out she is a pirate. Meanwhile, Megawatt and his parents wander the streets after believing that they're ghosts.
Guest star: Eliza Dushku as "Shockzana"
- ^ Scratch Pad Exclusive: Interview with Michael Buckley
- ^ Gorman, Bill (October 26, 2010). "Monday Cable Ratings: Monday Night Football Giant(s); Pawn Stars Way Up Real Housewives, WWE RAW, Weeds & Much More". TV by the Numbers. Retrieved March 19, 2011.
- ^ Seidman, Robert (November 2, 2010). "Monday Cable Ratings : Monday Night Football Leads; Weeds, The Big C, WWE Raw, NeNe Rise; Pawn Stars Falls & Much More". TV by the Numbers. Retrieved March 19, 2011.
- ^ Gorman, Bill (November 9, 2010). "Monday Cable Ratings : Monday Night Football Tops; WWE RAW, Weeds, Hoarders, Cake Boss & Much More". TV by the Numbers. Retrieved March 19, 2011.
- ^ Seidman, Robert (November 16, 2010). "Monday Cable Ratings : Michael Vick Runs Over Redskins & Ratings + WWE RAW, Weeds, Hoarders, In Treatment & Much More". TV by the Numbers. Retrieved March 19, 2011.
- ^ Seidman, Robert (November 23, 2010). "Monday Cable Ratings : Monday Night Football Down, But Coasts to Victory + WWE RAW & More". TV by the Numbers. Retrieved March 19, 2011.
- ^ Gorman, Bill (December 1, 2010). "Monday Cable Ratings : Monday Night Football Down, But Tops All TV; Plus WWE RAW, Brew Masters & More". TV by the Numbers. Retrieved March 19, 2011.
- ^ Seidman, Robert (January 11, 2011). "Monday Cable Ratings: Pretty Little Liars, Greek, Hoarders, Men of a Certain Age & More". TV by the Numbers. Retrieved March 19, 2011.
- ^ Seidman, Robert (January 25, 2011). "Monday Cable Ratings: 'Pretty Little Liars,' 'Being Human,' 'Pawn Stars' Rise; 'Skins' Falls & More". TV by the Numbers. Retrieved March 19, 2011.
Further reading[edit]
- Scratch Pad Exclusive: Interview with Michael Buckley
- Pod Culture Vulture: Interview with Series Creator Michael Buckley
- MTV Geek Interview with Michael Buckley and Christy Karacas


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FLOWERY BRANCH — Most football fans have seen the NFL Films footage of Baltimore Ravens coach John Harbaugh asking his team the eternal question, "Who's got it better than us?"
The players chime in with a hearty, "Nobody!"
At 5-0, the Falcons have it better than anybody in the NFC.
The Falcons are ensconced in first place in the NFC South with a 3 1/2-game lead on Tampa Bay (1-3) and a 4-game lead over New Orleans (1-4) and Carolina (1-4).
Off to the best start in franchise history, Falcons coach Mike Smith plans to enjoy the fast takeoff while working out the kinks for a team that admittedly at times hasn't played its best football.
"It's all about your focus," Smith said. "You've got to focus on the task at hand. This is a group of guys that knows how to have fun, but they also know how to snap in and go to work when it's time to go to work. That's the important thing.
"There has got to be levity in everything that you do, in your personal life, in you work life. But there are also things that you have to get accomplished and things that you have to do. Everyone understands what our jobs are in this building."
Smith doesn't plan any change the team's approach due to the standings.
"During the week we try to be even-keeled," Smith said. "You've got to go through your preparation as a coaching staff and as a team. Then you have to go play with emotion on game day. I think our guys do a really good job of that."
Since the 2008 season, the Falcons are tied with Baltimore for the second-best record in the league at 48-21. Only New England (51-18) has been better.
Smith's career winning percentage through 69 games (.696) is tied for 10th all-time with Harbaugh and Joe Gibbs, according to STATS Inc.
The nine coaches ahead of Smith are George Halas, Paul Brown, George Seifert, Chuck Knox, Vince Lombardi, Don Shula, George Allen, John Madden, Blanton Collier and Potsy Clark.
Some of the players sounded giddy about their start.
"I think we're doing a heck of a job of just going out there and competing and just expecting to win," wide receiver Roddy White said. "This team has got a whole different attitude about going out there and expecting to win. Each week into each week, we seem to get better."'
Smith said he isn't worried about his team reading their press clippings. He contends that his defenders already know they must defend the run better after giving up 115 yards to Washington rookie running back Alfred Morris last Sunday.
"I'd rather learn lessons while I'm winning than learn lessons while I'm losing, so you've got to take that from it," linebacker Sean Weatherspoon said.
The run defense will receive plenty of scrutiny.
"We are going to look at everything in terms of scheme and in terms of players, who's playing and who's not playing, because it's something that we definitely have to fix," Smith said
The Falcons also have to become more consistent on special teams.
"We'll have two nice coverages and then have them pop one [kickoff return] out to the 35-yard line," Smith said. "Those things will come back to haunt you."
Even quarterback Matt Ryan will be asked to step up his game.
"Offensively, we haven't turned the ball over [a lot], but when we have, it's been catastrophic basically," Smith said. "Two of them in the red zone, one returned for a touchdown and the other … was in field goal range."
With a win Sunday against Oakland, Smith can tie Dan Reeves (49-59-1) for the most coaching wins in club history.
Don't expect a wild celebration from the coach.
"It's just a start," Smith said. "That's all it is."
Falcons improve to 5-0 for first time in franchise history
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Falcons notebook: Defense held Washignton to 1-of-9 on third downs
Report card: Falcons' grades for win over the Panthers
October 8th, 2012
11:47 pm
October 8th, 2012
11:52 pm
Nice start to a long season.
October 9th, 2012
12:30 am
Perhaps I'm mistaken, but I think it is his brother, the 49ers coach, who uses that phrase with his team.
October 9th, 2012
7:13 am
Your'e dead on Falcons in 2012, Is it Corey Peters we miss helping stop the run? Or that our outside linebackers end up with more tackles than the middle linebacker Akeem Dent. Why did they bring Edwards in this guy's an underachiever he can't rush the passer and apparently he can't stop the run either. I think before all said and done this Edwards dude was a mistake.
October 9th, 2012
7:26 am
Yep, great start, got to keep playing hard. The only thing that matters is the next play. They're saying the right things.
I do think, though that the Falcons are starting to slip back under the radar, as much as an undefeated team can. They haven't produced those blowout wins, the windbags have been expecting.
BOLD PREDICTION: The Falcons have been 2nd in most Power Polls the past few weeks. I predict that they will drop to at least 3rd in a few of them and as far as 5th in at least one. The reasoning will be something squishy like they don't pass the sniff test or they let teams hang around, or they can't stop the run.
There may be some truth to the last one. But they've faced 2 of the 4 best running backs in the league, both times their teams had to abandon the run. Maybe that's the secret to improving the run defense, Smitty! Pour on the scoring!
October 9th, 2012
7:58 am
Dled, Good stuff, can you believe no comment.lol
October 9th, 2012
7:59 am
Samuel……You are corret. Peters will make a difference in that D-Line rotation. Our middle lb makes fewer tackles than the other lb's is because he plays about 2/3 less snaps. The middle lb is fast going the way of the fb,& the 2 back set modern football
October 9th, 2012
8:27 am
It's a long season. That we're not playing at our best yet, leaves the door open for the team to peak at just the right time. I would rather see a slow start as long as they keep winning. I wonder if they are pacing theirselves for a big finish, have something extra in the tank when they reach the playoffs. That's how I'm gonna look at it.
October 9th, 2012
8:44 am
DOL: What's up with Corey Peters…he's good against the run….is he coming back this year?
October 9th, 2012
9:32 am
How did Bartkowski go 5-0 if the team had never been 5-0? I must have missed something.
October 9th, 2012
9:41 am
Good question about EB about Cory Peters. We need his size against the run.
DOL, I was in the house in Landover, MD at Redskins Stadium. A few quuick observations team:
1) Sam Baker is playing MUCH better. His guts test is coming a few weeks in Philly, but I can tell that his attitude and will to block has changed.
2) Julio Jones is a very gifted second year player. All the upside in the world…but for now a second year player. Very inconsistent.
3) #23 is playing the best ball he has ever played as a Falcon. Tough against the run…staying alert in coverage. He had a lapse last week…but all in all, he is off to a great start.
4) As usual, Jason Snelling should be a candidate for Falcons MVP. His involvement as FB, WR, TE allows the offense to scheme. Look for him to start catching balls from his various alignments real soon.
5) Ryan didnt have his best game (please Lord don't start with the fumbling from center again)…but he made the plays when needed and read the coverages correctly It was #88s game to have, given the redskin's scheme, and they both (#2 and #88) delivered.
Oakland will be a trap game. Keep Turner on the straight and narrow this week…and run him hard on Sunday. Try and stay healthy. We should be 6-0 going into the break.
What if we had #20 Grimes at our disposal? smh
October 9th, 2012
9:47 am
Akeem Dent has less tackles because he is horrible. Period…..he isnt a natural MLB. Love my Bulldawg alumns but time to start Peterson or @ least rotate between the 2
October 9th, 2012
9:48 am
Oh yea Curtis Lofton ballin his traitor a$$ off
October 9th, 2012
9:52 am
The Falcons are in the drivers seat for the playoffs.
With 11 games to go we have 5 division games and we only have 3 games against teams with winning records. If we beat Oakland and then play 500 ball the rest of the way, we would finish with a 11 & 7 record. I believe we will finish with at least 13 wins and get a bye in the first round. We should beat Tampa twice, Carolina again and New Orleans at least once. We should also beat the Raiders, Cowboys, And Lions. We will have tough games against the Giants at home, Cardnals at home, and The Eagles on the road. I predicted 12 wins at the beginning of the season, but we could pull out 14… What a dream season we are living…
October 9th, 2012
10:31 am
Lofton is leading the league in tackles. But how hard is that when your team can't get the opposing offense off the field?
October 9th, 2012
10:48 am
Falcons – 49 Raiders – 3
this time next week …………
Falcons 6 – 0
Mucs 1 – 4
Pansies 1 – 5
Caints 1- 5
October 9th, 2012
10:50 am
Getaway….you make a good point. You can't have a high number of tackles (Dent) if you are only on the field 1/3 of the time. And if the oposition decides to throw on first down and it is incomplete or for a small gain, Dent goes to the sideline.
October 9th, 2012
10:55 am
One thing we have to consider, when we play other teams the will bring their A game because we have no losses. None are going to be easy, question is can we continue to win, even if it is ulgy against a really good team. I guess more to follow. Go Birds
October 9th, 2012
11:06 am
Lofton is leading the league in tackles 8 yards past the line of scrimmage. That Saints defense is horrible.
October 9th, 2012
11:13 am
D man, I think you meant 11 and 5. Right now, I just cant see us losing 5 games considering our schedule. I see 3 tops. Go Falcons!
October 9th, 2012
11:54 am
Corey Peters is definitely missed by the defense. Dent has enough talent, but he seems to be struggling with recognizing where the runner is going and he ends up out of place, sometimes overrunning his gap. It's gap responsibility that's killing them, and Dent isn't the only issue.
October 9th, 2012
11:55 am
It is hard to lose when you have the " Can't lose mentality "………………….oh, I keep forgetting…………we have not played anybody yet, last time I checked……………….every game, we have faced a Team that some thought were going to beat our asxx…………………………its one game at a time, onwards and upwards !
Falcons still holding that number 2 spot on the weekly power polls too, one of two undefeated teams in the NFL and number one in the NFC South !
October 9th, 2012
12:08 pm
Hey I'm new to this blog but loving my Falcons. Do anyone know why we shouldn't beat the Eagles. I keep hearing people say "we will have our hands full when we play the Eagles". WHY?
October 9th, 2012
12:13 pm
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October 9th, 2012
1:00 pm
Well, I was wrong about the Power Polls, Falcons stayed in 2nd on most all of them. But I haven't seen the NFL.com poll. Yahoo Sports had them at #1. Hmmm…
Does it accurately depict what the media think or does it mean they're playing it safe and not downgrading them until they lose?
October 9th, 2012
1:48 pm
Enter yo comments here yall know jamie dukes from nfl network say our first lost is coming when we play philly.He"s always hating on us. Just like at the begining of da season he sayed our defense still aint rite. Rise up!!!!!!! Hater
October 9th, 2012
3:56 pm
Thanks DLed. I understand that. Therefore, Steve Bartkowski never opened a season 5-0.
October 9th, 2012
5:18 pm
Adogg36 – Dukes better watch it, he hasn't made it into the Ring of Honor, yet.
October 9th, 2012
5:34 pm
Lofton is leading the league in tackles because no one else on that defense can tackle. He has to make all of them. I've watched NO games. He still can't cover anybody. And his tackles are all downfield. Sound familiar? Can you say Keith Brookings? And as far as the Texan are concerned. 5-0. Miami, Jacksonville, Denver, Tennessee & the Jets. Wake me when they play a team with a decent won/loss record. Or when the play a team with a decent offense and defense. One of the easiest schedules in the NFL. Not impressed. We see how good they are when they play the Ravens.
October 9th, 2012
6:03 pm
I think you mean Jim Harbaugh and the San Francisco 49ers
October 9th, 2012
7:05 pm
We must be able to consistantly stop the run if we are to be legit Super Bowl contenders. I'm very proud of our CMS. He's the man!!
October 9th, 2012
9:57 pm
Its a plus for the Saint that we trained Lofton so well or they might be winless still. The Falcon have a few kinks, but are working them out. The run D will improve. Dunta, who I thought was just drawing a paycheck they past few seasons is back to the Pro-Bowl for we paid for. Sam Baker, who we were ready to run out of town, is doing a great job that we expected the year he was drafted. Bryant is awesome. I would like to Quizz pick it up some on the kick off returns. I give Juilio a pass because of the injury to his, but he needs to start catching the balls. Teams will go back to single converage on him and he will get more opportunities. All in all, nobody was expecting this from the Falcon. We are getting better each week. We have played some dangerous teams and the Falcon have a swag about them.
By the way, who else cracked up seeing Breezie on his tippie toes trying to find an open reciever. I had never noticed that he and Quizz are about the same height.
October 9th, 2012
10:45 pm
This team is still gelling. There are so many positives that it is just FUN to be a fan. There were quite a few mistakes in this game. That happens sometimes. As long as the Falcons don't get a big head over the amazing success, they will continue to improve and they will become a dominating team. It 's nice to see that they just don't give up in the face of adversity. They keep going and when they do things right, they are explosive. How nice is it to have Gonzo on our team? Wow! GO FALCONS!
October 10th, 2012
12:18 am
Where is that ole sad sack "Stendek"? And that loser who calls himself "Matt 'Choke' Ryan"? And all those Aints fans who usually comment on any and every Falcons blog? Guess they got nothing to say now. So glad the Falcons are shutting up the haters and whiners this season. I've been a faithful fan since 1978 and have never seen a Falcons team as good as this year's version. They are a joy to watch. GO FALCONS!!!!!!
October 10th, 2012
12:13 pm
[...] First-place Falcons to keep grinding away [...]
October 10th, 2012
6:41 pm
If Dent doesn't start reading plays better, Biermann may have to play middle LB on run downs. And I second the shout-out for Snelling. He has made some tough yards after catching dump passes to keep drives alive.
October 10th, 2012
7:36 pm
I like what spoon said. I respect that and it's good to hear that he's still trying to improve his game, especiall since it's common for young players to buy into the hype and fade afterwards. Aaron Curry,steve slaton,jamarcus russel,titus young,derek anderson etc..
October 11th, 2012
9:13 am
Yup. Its Jim and the 49ers that coined that phrase. I really hope Smitty and Nolan don't change the scheme dramatically because the pass D might suffer if we abandon the nickle we play predominately to better defend the run. Remember the last few years when we were top 5 in run D but consistantly got scorched with the pass? Of course I would rather be tops in both but if I HAD to pick m poison…

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43 U.S. Code § 943 - Right of way for railroads; reserved lands in Minnesota
All lands in the State of Minnesota described in and withdrawn from sale by the proclamations of the President of the United States for the reason that said lands would be required for or subject to flowage in the construction of dams, reservoirs, and other works proposed to be erected for the improvement of the navigation of the Mississippi River and certain of its tributaries, are declared to be, and to have been at all times prior to February 27, 1901, subject to the provisions of sections 934 to 939 of this title as fully, effectually, and to the same extent as though said lands had not been described in said proclamations, or withdrawn from sale thereby, but had remained with the body of public lands subject to private entry and sale: Provided, however, That any and all parts of said lands acquired by any railroad company under said sections shall at all times be subject to the right of flowage which at any time may become necessary in the construction or maintenance of dams, reservoirs, or other works which may be constructed or erected by or under the authority of the United States for the improvement of the navigation of the Mississippi River and its tributaries: Provided further, That the railroad companies availing themselves of this section shall, in addition to filing the maps required by law on February 27, 1901, to be filed, also file maps of definite location with elevation of rail of their lines of railroad over said water-reserve lands in the office of the Secretary of the Army; and no location shall be permitted which takes for right of way or stations or interferes with submergence of lands needed for the use of the reservoir system, existing on February 27, 1901, or in the construction of dams or other works, or any proposed or probable extension of the same, or which will obstruct or increase the cost of the present or prospective reservoir system: Provided further, That the plan for the location and construction of any such railway, or any part thereof, shall be first submitted to the Secretary of the Army and approved by him and by the Chief of Engineers of the United States Army.
Source(Feb. 27, 1901, ch. 614, 31 Stat. 815; July 26, 1947, ch. 343, title II, § 205(a),61 Stat. 501.)
Repeal of Section
Section repealed by Pub. L. 94–579, title VII, § 706(a),Oct. 21, 1976, 90 Stat. 2793, effective on and after Oct. 21, 1976, insofar as applicable to the issuance of rights-of-way over, upon, under, and through the public lands and lands in the National Forest System.
Change of Name
Department of War designated Department of the Army and title of Secretary of War changed to Secretary of the Army by section 205(a) of act July 26, 1947, ch. 343, title II, 61 Stat. 501. Section 205(a) of act July 26, 1947, was repealed by section 53 of act Aug. 10, 1956, ch. 1041, 70A Stat. 641. Section 1 of act Aug. 10, 1956, enacted "Title 10, Armed Forces" which in sections 3010 to 3013 continued Department of the Army under administrative supervision of Secretary of the Army.
Savings Provision
Repeal by Pub. L. 94–579insofar as applicable to the issuance of rights-of-way not to be construed as terminating any valid lease, permit, patent, etc., existing on Oct. 21, 1976, see section 701 ofPub. L. 94–579, set out as a note under section 1701 of this title.
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They got five beautiful eggs today. Please say a prayer we get good news tomorrow. Sending you all baby dust and lots of good luck. Am I the only one who cannot access the smiley faces from my iPad?((hugs))
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I said lots of prayers lastnight and will continue.. I can't wait to hear your good news your RE has for you today. Kup!!!
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I have the same problem with my keyboard.
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Wohoo! Stick little babies stick (well one or two anyway!). Congrats on the great results and !
Sending you prayers that those beautiful embryos stick, stick, stick!!! Keep your feet up and relax and eat that pineapple!
I know. I'm trying to distract myself with books and movies. I'm trying not to obsess about every cramp and twinge I'm feeling. I know when our son comes back on Wednesday, the time will pass more quickly, but it will also worry me a bit trying to dodge his flailing arms, legs and head butts.
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By John Agovino, College Football Staff Writer
GAME NOTES: The reigning ACC Champion Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets will open the 2010 season in front of a packed crowd at Bobby Dodd Stadium when they
host the South Carolina State Bulldogs this weekend.
In just his second season at Georgia Tech, coach Paul Johnson led the Yellow Jackets to an 11-win campaign and the ACC title. It was the first outright ACC title for Georgia Tech since 1990. Also, after last season Johnson became the first coach in ACC history to be named conference Coach of the Year in back- to-back campaigns.
The Bulldogs open the new campaign as the defending MEAC champions. It was the second straight league title for SC State, which finished last year with 10 victories. This will be the ninth season for head coach Oliver "Buddy" Pough, who has collected 67 wins over the previous eight campaigns.
This will be the first meeting between the two schools on the gridiron.
The Bulldogs' success in 2009 was due to the team's balanced attack offensively. SC State was able to hurt the opposition through the air and on the ground and with the return of Malcolm Long under center the passing attack should once again be strong.
Long completed 64.5 percent of his throws in 2009 and will likely have another strong campaign. Look for Long to build a relationship with Richard Christie, who is the most experienced starter at wideout. Lennel Elmore saw brief moments on the field last year, and freshman Tyler McDonald will be asked to step in and make an immediate impact as well.
The ground game was a pivotal part to the team's success last year, but the departure of William Ford leaves a glaring hole in the backfield. As of now Chris Massey is slated to start against Georgia Tech, but expect Asheton Jordan to get plenty of carries also.
To go along with a sensational offensive attack, the Bulldogs also possessed a dangerous defensive unit, which performed at a high level more often than not in 2009. However, things could be drastically different in the upcoming season, as this unit is riddled with inexperience.
Up front is where the team takes a big hit, but there is some potential in players such as Pat Washington and Jayson Ayers. Both players will open the year in the starting lineup and will need to make an immediate impact. David Erby, who paced the team in tackles last season will lead the way at linebacker, and will receive plenty of help from Julius Wilkerson.
Semaj Moody, who grabbed three picks in 2009, will be back at his corner position, but the pressure will be on sophomore Yari King, who will need to man the other corner spot.
Since Johnson took over for Georgia Tech, the Yellow Jackets have become an explosive running team, including 295.4 ypg on the ground last year. Clearly
opponents are unable to handle the triple-option, and even though Georgia Tech
lost top running back Jonathan Dwyer, there is still plenty in the cupboard with the season on the horizon.
Anthony Allen, who averaged an eye-popping 9.7 ypc a year ago, will likely get the majority of the carries at running back, and while he will have big shoes to fill, coach Johnson feels Allen is very capable.
"I think Anthony is a very good player. I hope our production doesn't drop off at that position and I don't think it will."
More importantly for the Yellow Jackets is the return of quarterback Joshua Nesbitt, who is a duel threat under center. The signal caller rushed for over 1,000 yards last year and scored 18 times on the ground. Overall, Nesbitt finished with 28 touchdowns and will be a key to the Yellow Jackets' success on Saturday and throughout the season.
In a triple-option scheme it is rare that a quarterback actually throws the football, but Nesbitt did more than most signal callers in this formation, but that was because he had a reliable option in Demaryius Thomas. However, Thomas moved on to the NFL, and it will be up to either Kevin Cone or Stephen Hill to make the passing attack effective in 2010.
Even more important will be the success of the offensive line, which will have a few new starters, including freshman Will Jackson. This group will have to gel quickly for Georgia Tech to fully succeed in the triple-option.
There is plenty of talent returning to the mix for Georgia Tech defensively, but the most important addition to this defense is former Virginia head coach Al Groh, who will be calling the shots for Tech on this side of the ball.
Coach Johnson believes with Groh on the staff the defense will have a more consistent effort in 2010.
"Al is a great football coach. He has a lot of energy and I think he's going to be good for our program. We're excited about having a guy like that on our staff. I think our players are excited about the direction."
Jason Peters will likely anchor the frontline from the defensive end position, but the spotlight will likely be on the other side where Izaan Cross will take over for Derrick Morgan who went to the NFL. The sophomore will have large shoes to fill, so it will be interesting to see how he performs in the opener.
Brad Jefferson, who led the team with 95 tackles a year ago, will be the leader at linebacker, but also look for Kyle Jackson and Anthony Egbuniwe to make an impact, beginning this Saturday.
The corner positions are set with big time players in Mario Butler and Dominique Reese, while the safety spots will be manned by young budding stars in sophomore Cooper Taylor and freshman Isaiah Johnson.
The Bulldogs might have been the cream of the crop in the MEAC this past season, but they are now faced with one of the top teams in the country in Georgia Tech. It should be an easy test for Georgia Tech in its opener, as the 16th-ranked Yellow Jackets will likely run away with a victory.
Sports Network Predicted Outcome: Georgia Tech 45, South Carolina State 10
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i was surprised how fast the water went through the filter in the melitta. i have a tea infuser cup that is sort of similar but you let the water sit in the infuser longer. i used a black cup (on the inside) so i wasn't even aware how much water i was using. nevertheless, it's a nice thing to have an coffee came out good.
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Two sports icons met up at a Toronto sports bar on Saturday night as LeBron James had his picture taken with the Grey Cup.
With the Miami Heat in Toronto to play the Raptors on Sunday, some members of the Heat, including LeBron James, took in Saturday's NHL game between the Maple Leafs and the Boston Bruins.
"At my first hockey game. Pretty damn cool," tweeted James during the game.
At the same game, the Maple Leafs honoured the Grey Cup champion Toronto Argonauts with several members of the team in attendance.
"The champs are in the building at the Leafs game tonight," tweeted Argonauts receiver Mike Bradwell.
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Oroville, Ca—Butte County Sheriff's Office Investigations Unit is still treating the case involving a burned body found in a vehicle fire near Mountain House as suspicious. At this time, BCSO is investigating this case as a homicide.
Based on preliminary findings, the body has been identified as that of Chico/Oroville resident, Marc Anthony Cyril Thompson, age 25. DNA has been submitted for analysis, but it could take several weeks to receive confirmation.
The vehicle has been identified as a late 90's model Ford Taurus Sedan, tan or gold in color. This case remains under investigation; we will provide more information when possible. Anyone with information is asked to contact Detective Matt Calkins at 530-538-7671.
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BCSO Media Liaison Miranda Bowersox
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Oroville, Ca—On September 3rd, 2014 at 7:12 pm Butte County Sheriff's Office received a report of a car on fire on Oroville-Quincy Highway, two miles east of Mountain House. The call was transferred to Cal Fire. Upon arrival, fire units reported a fatality within the burned vehicle. BCSO deputies and detectives responded to the scene and are conducting an investigation into this suspicious death. The deceased has not been identified at this time. The investigation is ongoing and we are asking anyone with information regarding this incident to call the Butte County Sheriff's Office at (530) 538-7671.
Oroville, Ca—On September 3rd, 2014 at 7:12 pm Butte County Sheriff's Office received a report of a car on fire on Oroville-Quincy Highway, two miles east of Mountain House. The call was transferred to Cal Fire. Upon arrival, fire units reported a fatality within the burned vehicle. BCSO deputies and detectives responded to the scene and are conducting an investigation into this suspicious death. The deceased has not been identified at this time. The investigation is ongoing and we are asking anyone with information regarding this incident to call the Butte County Sheriff's Office at (530) 538-7671.
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Oroville, Ca—On August 26th at approximately 10:55 am BCSO Deputy Sam Burnett witnessed Terry Collins, who had an outstanding warrant for his arrest, pushing a blue recycling bin down A Street in Oroville. Deputy Burnett attempted to make contact with Collins at the Southside Mini Mart. Immediately upon contact, Collins became aggressive and refused to follow Deputy Burnett's requests to turn around and put his hands behind his back. A physical altercation took place with Collins striking Deputy Burnett in the face and kicking the deputy in the lower body. Deputy Burnett returned fist blows and the altercation continued across the street. Deputy Burnett repeatedly ordered Collins to lay on the ground, but Collins continued the fight. At one point in the altercation, Deputy Burnett tried to use his baton but the baton slipped out of his hand and Collins attempted to pick it up. Deputy Burnett was able to retrieve his baton before Collins was able to grab it and hit Collins on the lower leg causing Collins to sit down in the street. However, Collins still refused Deputy Burnett's orders for him to lay on the ground and Deputy Burnett directed a kick to Collin's right shoulder, forcing him to lie on the ground and ended the confrontation. Deputy Burnett was then able to handcuff Collins without further incident.
During the altercation, BCSO Dispatch received calls from citizens advising that a deputy needed assistance. Two citizens witnessed the altercation and offered to assist. Collins was transported to Oroville Medical Center where he was treated for minor injuries to the left side of his face. Collins was then booked into the Butte County Jail for battery on a peace officer, resisting arrest, and resisting an executive officer, in addition to his prior outstanding misdemeanor warrant for aggravated trespass into a occupied residence. Deputy Burnett was also taken to the hospital and treated for facial lacerations and contusions, and a fractured wrist.
Soon after this incident, it was brought to the attention of BCSO administration that a citizen had taken a video of the altercation and had posted it on Facebook. The video only shows the end of the altercation and does not tell the whole story, although the unknown videographer does reference on the video that Collins was "f***ing that cop up" at the unrecorded beginning of the altercation.
The Butte County Sheriff's Office is making every effort to be transparent in this investigation and is sensitive to heightened concerns of the community with regard to incidents of this nature. BCSO has launched an internal investigation into this incident and has requested an independent investigation through the District Attorney's Office. Deputy Burnett has been reassigned from patrol duties, pending the completion of the investigations and the healing of his injuries.
BCSO Media Liaison, Miranda Bowersox
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Oroville, Ca—The Butte County Sheriff's Office has received multiple reports of citizens receiving phone calls from someone identifying themselves as an employee of the Butte County Sheriff's Office, advising that a warrant is about to be issued in the citizen's name unless a payment is made. This is a scam that has been perpetrated in numerous states and localities across the US. Due to the technology used by the scammers, the phone numbers are often times extremely difficult or impossible to track, however BCSO has been investigating the reports and has served search warrants related to this scam.
The scammers will call from what appears to be a local phone number and identify themselves as a local law enforcement officer or deputy. The scammers will use a sense of urgency and threat of imminent arrest, or warrant issuance to obtain money from the victims. The scammers tell the victim that if they do not want a warrant issued for their arrest, they need to pay a fine to clear the warrant. The scammers will then instruct the victim to obtain and place funds on a pre-paid debit card, in this case, commonly a "Green Dot" brand card. These pre-paid debit cards are available at many local retailers and are also used for legitimate purposes.
The scammers then instruct the victim to transfer the funds from the pre-paid card, into the scammers account, via phone. The scammers generally ask for several hundred, up to one to two thousand dollars. Over the past three months, dozens of Butte County residents have called to report the scam, but to this date we are only aware of one local case where there was an actual financial loss.
Several different versions have been seen in Butte County over the past few months. Those include:
You have (or will have) a warrant for your arrest due to:
o Missed jury duty.
o Unpaid traffic or other citation.
o You owe money to the IRS /state / back taxes, etc.
The Butte County Sheriff's Office will not call people for any of the aforementioned reasons.
The scammers will often have voicemails present on call-back that emulate the Sheriff's Office. Scammers in other areas have used "spoofing" technology to make it appear they are calling from phone numbers actually associated with the Sheriff's Office.
If you receive a phone call that you believe is a scam, please report it by calling our non-emergency number at 530-538-7322.
(530) 538-5384 or (530) 990-6949
Oroville, Ca—On Monday August 18th, while walking home from her school bus stop, an 11 year old girl was approached by an older style white van, with tinted windows. The driver of the van asked if the girl wanted a ride, she said no and tried to continue walking. The driver of the van repeatedly moved the van forward in what seemed like an effort to block the girl from crossing the street. The girl was able to run around the van and return home safely. This incident occurred at the intersection of Dunstone Drive and Foothill Blvd. in Oroville. The driver of the van was described as a Hispanic male adult, with a scruffy beard, wearing a tan cowboy style hat with a red and white bandana around his neck. Butte County Sheriff's Office is actively investigating this incident. Anyone with information should contact the BCSO investigation unit at 538-7671.
BCSO notified Oroville area schools and encouraged that this incident be mentioned to students and families. The beginning of the school year is an excellent time to remind children of some basic safety rules:
Reviewing these rules with children could possibly prevent a tragic incident from occurring. BCSO would like to wish students a happy and safe school year.
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I'm bad....broke my 4 week streak of no caffeine we had put some sodas in the fridge for DDs birthday for the adults. There was a dr. Pepper left in there starring at me. It's my fav! It was a no no but I'm eating lunch with the kids and it sounded so good with my Thai coconut soup. Sweet yet spicy soup with a little kick of dr pepper....yum. I'm so ashamed
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Things I liked:Build quality is awesome, typical Weihrauch. Like that it is 14 shot magazine, made of metal, not plastic, and the fact that gun cycles the magazine, not the mag with a spring. The gauge is very accurate, once you hit yellow indicator, time to recharge the tank. Very accurate and fairly quiet, considering the power. (Mine is .20 cal, 25 fpe). Trigger is very nice, probably best of all my guns, nice and light and breaks cleanly every time.
Things I would have changed:A foster fitting for recharging tank would be nice but I'm just nit picking.
What others should know:My gun is .20 cal. and is shooting Crow Magnum 12.8 grn. pellets betwwen 920-926 fps. I've only had a chance to shot about 8 clips so far but really like the gun. Set zero at 30 yards for now and hitting the mark every time. Only ran JSB and H&N Field Target Trophy pellets so far and gun likes them both. Gun is not cheap but worth the money in my opinion, I'm glad I bought it and Pyramyd Air is great to deal with.
Things I liked:Sturdy feel, very quiet. Trigger is amazing, extremely accurate. Nice finish. No recoil. Did I mention accurate.
Things I would have changed:I don't like having to cock the gun to remove the magazine. I feel like i should pull the trigger to release the air before storing the gun. I don't mind the safety so much, it is one way to tell if the weapon is loaded. This is my first air gun and I would like better instructions.
What others should know:With the hawke 3-12x44 this is a tack driver. I've been shooting a .22 cal big boy (22grain) hollow point. There have been no wounded varmints! And i havent missed one yet. This is a real pleasure to shoot.
Things I liked:it is an awesome Airrifle ,right out of the box and you feel proud ownership,as soon as you start using this.Mine is in 0.177 with each shot perfectly balanced with crisp& smooth trigger,flawless sidelever and shrouded barrel,with a grouping of 1/2"@ 50 yds .Will give it a try @ 75 yds,but sure that this will meet my expectation.
Things I would have changed:Nothing
What others should know:Must owned rifle for anybody who beleives in prefection.This is a German Mosnter and excels in all categories and worth it's price.
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New Apple app roundup for iOS
This was a big week for Apple with the announcement of the new iPad, and though I got to play with it a little bit at the event Wednesday, I really can't wait to put it through its paces when it's finally released March 16.
With that said, the new iPad wasn't the only thing released on Wednesday; Apple also announced the availability of several updates to iOS apps, including the new iPhoto for iOS.
This week's collection of iOS apps is a little different than usual. Instead of a themed collection, I'm going to list the Apple apps released this week so you can have them all in one place. Click the name of the link to head to our download page, or click the link at the end of each one to read our hands-on articles about each of the apps.… Read more


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Swine Flu Symptoms and Treatments for Families
What expectant moms and parents of babies and toddlers need to know about the H1N1 virus
H1N1 by the Numbers
H1N1 has spread quickly, but it has not lived up to the frightening predictions that circulated when it was first discovered. In fact, it's still unclear to experts why so many people died from H1N1 infection in Mexico.
In the United States and throughout the world, the vast majority of people who have contracted swine flu have recovered without requiring medical treatment. Some accounts suggest that approximately 1 in 100 of all people who contract it will need hospitalization; and roughly 1 in 1000 may die. That's similar in severity to the seasonal flu, which we face each year.


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For our yesterday's showcase we built a page that features HTML5 Parallax Slider with four static slides in it. Each slide shows a record from four different datasets - dynamic image, name, category and text. Today's video tutorial is all about using dynamic data from HTML5 Data Bindings in your HTML5 Parallax Slider. If you missed this showcase you can see it below, along with the step by step movie on how to do it.
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For this showcase we used HTML5 Parallax Slider with four static slides in it. Each slide shows a record from four different datasets - dynamic image, name, category and text. In order to connect our page to a database we used HTML5 Data Bindings and DMXzone Database Connector PHP/ASP.
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A reception will follow at Elkhorn Country Club, also in Stockton.
The bride-to-be, daughter of Patricia and Jeffrey Stahlnecker of Tracy, works for The Produce Exchange in Livermore.
She attended Branham High School in San Jose, graduating in 1985, and moved with her family to Tracy in the early 1990s.
Her siblings are Susan Adams and Steven Noyes, both of Tracy.
The groom-to-be, son of Bob and Marcia Cunha of Lodi, is employed by Premier Chrysler Dodge Ram Jeep of Tracy.
He was born and raised in Stockton, graduating from Brookside Christian High School in Stockton in 1992, and moved to Tracy in 2012.
Phil has three sons — Erick, 20, Josh, 19, and Patrick, 18 — and one brother, Brian Cunha of Lodi.
The couple met on Christmas morning 2012 at the home of Dana's parents, and within three months, Phil had asked for her hand.
He proposed as she sat on a park swing at Lodi Lake behind his parents' home, dropping to one knee and asking her to marry him.


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Growing my hair out to the length it's at has required a lot more care than I thought it would. Because I typically highlight my hair, my ends can be a bit drier than the rest of my hair so I try to pay special attention to them before blow drying. My stylist recently recommended Pureology Colour Stylist Anti Split Blow Dry during a recent trim and I am now a fan! I use it after every shampoo and my hair has maintained good health and shine.
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Green Style: Treehouse Point
I love New York, but lately I've been a bit obsessed with the Pacific Northwest... and these photos of TreeHouse Point, a vacation lodge in Issaquah, Washington, are not helping the situation. Treehouse Point is the work of Pete Nelson, world renowned treehouse builder and author, and his wife Judy. Together they plan and host private events, celebrations and overnight retreats in the beautiful natural surroundings. Choose from either the main lodge with two suites and two overflow rooms, or stay in one of the two treehouses, or the deluxe cabin tent. Don't have to ask me twice!
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Shhhhhh. Please quit telling people how awesome it is out here.
I second that. Visit yes, move, no. I have grown up in the NW and can now not afford to live where I grew up. Crazy. But, the treehouse, how amazing. I stayed in one up on Salt Spring Island years ago at a lovely hostel (now closed) and it was so much fun to be 30 feet in the air (until it was the middle of the night and you had to climb down to use the composting toilet). Magical. So much so that my friend and I got tree tattoos to memorialize that trip.


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A murder that happened in a Hampshire town is being reconstructed by a TV programme.
A murder that happened in a quiet Hampshire town is being reconstructed as part of a television programme next week.
Police are making a fresh appeal for information after a woman was killed in Bosham in December - and they are also offering a £10,000 reward for information that leads to arrests.
Valerie Graves was found dead with significant head and facial injuries at a house in Smugglers Lane, Bosham, on Monday 30 December.
She and other members of her family had been staying at the property house sitting while the owners were away over the Christmas period.
Crimewatch is on BBC1 on Monday 28 April at 9pm.
We are still appealing for information and would like to hear from anyone who say anything suspicious or unusual in the area from the afternoon of Sunday 29 December to 10am on Monday 30 December."
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S.J.D. candidates in residence must follow check-in and financial clearance procedures stipulated by the Registrar's Office and the Graduate Program Office. All first-year candidates must regularly attend all courses and seminars taken during the first year.
Any student interested in auditing a Harvard Law School course must submit an audit request form to the Office of the Registrar. The form requires the signature of the instructor of the course. The form will be held in the Registrar's office until the end of the Drop/Add period. Potential auditors may, subject to available seating, sit in on the course until an official decision is made. If it is determined that space is available in the course (there is no waitlist or the waitlist has been cleared) the student will be notified that he/she may attend the course. If multiple students request to audit the same course and there is not space to seat them all, the audit requests will be processed on a first come/first served basis. The audited course will not appear on the transcript. Exceptions to this policy may be made only with the approval of the Office of Academic Affairs.
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Every Monday morning, team members in the Philadelphia and Princeton offices gather together via video-conference to discuss firm news and upcoming events and projects. Since 2003, founding partner Allan Kehrt, FAIA, had delivered his Monday Morning Musings, weekly slices of personal insight into the design profession, to the firm. Now an emeritus partner, we'd still like to share Allan's insight. Please enjoy this collection of Monday Morning Musings. To comment on any of his posts, send an email to us. We look forward to hearing from you.
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ChangeSomewhere in the twentieth century the purpose of architecture became a little fuzzy. Perhaps it was the introduction of the modern movement, which freed architects from some understood rules, or the introduction of the computer that allowed them to do unimaginably difficult calculations and spatial manipulations. Perhaps it was when our society became wealthy enough that the line between architecture and art began to blur, permitting some buildings to become isolated works of art, where the human habitation and usage for which they were originally conceived became secondary to artistic expression. Or perhaps it was the influence of non-representational art that influenced architecture, freeing us further from preconceived form and style. It was surely all these things, which came together at a period of great societal change, in which architecture played a small part. It has been a wild architectural ride through the twentieth century, and the ride is probably not over yet. Buildings began as shelter, evolved into architecture, then a union of architecture and art, and sometimes almost art exclusively; perhaps they will become something else still. Our architectural roots of building for people, for function, and for human joy should continue to remain a focus. Firmness, commodity and delight should still hold true.
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BusinessAll companies need a continual flow of work to survive. Whether the business sells heart surgery, or diapers, or services, or chickens, if they don't have customers, they eventually will have to close the doors and send everyone home. For most of us architecture is not only our work, but also our passion, and in that we are more fortunate than most. But we sometimes feel it is solely the responsibility of others to bring in the work. Attitudes like that will eventually weaken a firm, because only a small minority is taking ownership of generating business. Securing work for the firm is the single most important activity we undertake. We would like to think it is designing, but it is difficult to design if there is nothing to design. Taking ownership of this responsibility is also the quickest way to other kinds of ownership. Marketing shouldn't be a department; it should be a primary activity of us all.
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ClientsWhat we do is not what our clients do. What we think about is not what our clients think about. Yet we do their work, and part of what we must do is to tell them what we are doing with their work. Sometimes problems arise in the communication of that information, and it is generally because we do not adequately prepare; we do not put ourselves in their shoes, and we do not think of our work from their perspective. All day long our clients think of things other than our work, and all day long we think only of our work, and what we are doing for them. Sometimes we think they must know what we are thinking; how could they not know? But they have most likely thought little of our work for them until the time comes for us to explain it to them. We must always remember that. It is important for us to always consider their point of view before we begin our presentations to them. It is important to always begin at the beginning at each and every presentation. It is important to remind them of where we have been, of what decisions have been made and why we have made them, and of the defensible position we are in because of a thoughtful and carefully considered process. It is not that they are uninterested in our work that they have not thought of it; they are most likely very interested, but they are doing other work, their work, and we have been doing our work for them.
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