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I will never vote for another republican.
Stand-your-ground, House Republicans…. Like Zimmerman
Obama & the Dems want a blank check.
Let them explain to the American people why they can't even come up with a budget.
stupid or liar?
Such individual agency budgets should revert to the $967 true Sequester numbers…..and any additions be subject to House and Senate conference negotiation…..agency by agency. This forces collaboration for funding, up front, with America watching.
Just fund the National Parks… all the remaining furloughed federal workers would then have a place to go…
At this point, there are no options left for the Tea Party fringe of extremists in the House. They have no leverage, whatsoever.
If they stubbornly persevere in their attempts to modify or stop the ACA, they are stupider that even I realized.
Until someone comes up with a budget that doesn't require any new borrowing they are all wasting our time.
Leave it shut down.
The Grand Obsolete Party is in its death throes, wasting time drawing attention to their uselessness to the country. Knock yourself out, Republicans. Next election, we will knock you out of office.
This is a really great idea. Good work House Republicans!! This is the way money bills use to move in Congress before the progressives took control.
Do it guys. I want to hear the lame excuses when Obama vetos them.
This idea is just lame. Its no way out.of the corner they painted themselves into. Bite the bullett and vote clean bill and then discuss cost cutting
Obama cleaned you clock and GOP walked right into a left hook. I don't see happy ending for GOP on this.
The GOP should be in no hurry. The longer this goes on, the better.
Finally! The WH and Senate may be reminded who holds the power of the purse. Fund every agency separately with a special breakout for HHS.
Then go home and let the Senate and WH keep whichever agencies they want shut down for as long as they can take the heat.
Come on, House Rs. You know you have messed up badly. Now, put on your big boy pants, and pass the bill the Senate originally approved, funding the government, without all the crap.
The Repubs tried this 17 years ago when they shut down the gov't last…how did that work out for ya?
Good grief, Rs. Put on your big boy pants, and approve the bill that the Senate originally passed funding the government. Stop with all the goofiness and tantrum throwing. After all, none of you is two years old.
I've never seen as many cowards in one party as the GOP has today.
The Senate will not consider any of those types of bills.
I love it. Everyone already agreed to fund the military, so this is not a new approach. Dems complain about no funding for Veterans – immediately pass a CR for VA. Every time a Dem tries to grandstand on anything but ObamaCare hand him a CR. Let's see how long the Dems want to stick to this approach – maybe they will get serious about negotiating!!
The GOP should fight every battle like they've fought this one so far. Show the Democrats that letting the government run the economy is not as workable as they might think, even in a democracy.
Like a good parent, the Senate should simply keep send the House its homework back until they get it right.
Just keep the place shut through Nov, so we will remember to vote Rep at the poll time.
It is critical that we have negotiations to solve this problem!!! Just do what I want!!!
House Republicans mulling. Now there's an oxymoron.
Keep a long view on the objective. We need to get back to a balanced budget, and the President has no interest in that discussion. What are we going to do when interest rates start rising? The National debt is close to $17 Trillion, about $54,000 PER PERSON., Yikes!!
The House had a year to do this and they are thinking about starting now?
There have been 17 government shutdowns since 1976. (Almost one every 2 years on average) If you think this is something new, you don't pay attention to news. It also takes two parties to create a shutdown. It is not just the Republicans fault.
The House had a year to do thing and they are thinking about it now?
Works for me.
Shut it down for good!America is BROKE!
More than a handful of Republican senators say that this would not have happened without Cruz. Many of them are Cruz supporters.
Pubs, just roll over and play dead. How the heck could you function in real life if your jobs were not gerrymandered ???? Y'all born with silver spoons in your mouth? The last election should have been yours in the bag and y'all want to do worse this time around???? I would prefer to replace the entire leadership, but that leaves even worse choices, hard to believe…
With the number of people who actually think this is a good idea you have to ask yourself: is the human race ultimately doomed? I mean, these people breed! Their genetic code goes on. Statistically speaking, it's a matter of time before one of these idiots, through sheer luck and the stupidity of the Amerivan voters, manages to obtain a position of true power and Nuke someone.
Don't think so? Well, there have been people that thought we could win a nuclear war if only we fired first. That's pretty much on the same level of stupidity as saying "good. Shut er down!" in an economy this weak. It tells you that actually understanding a thing isn't a requirement for having a strong opinion about it for these mental midgets.
"Hey, if we fire first we could wipe out the enemy before they can respond!"
"Possibly, of course the resulting radiation and environmental destruction would kill all of us anyway."
"No it wouldn't! Fire!"
And of course, most if them also believe defaulting on our debt would be a good idea.
The Republicans should not feel the need to negotiate with themselves. If the Democrats don't want to talk, then don't talk. Just keep the government partially shut down until everyone realizes the world does not end when the government is shut down. THEN arguments to cut the budget will resonate with people.
The Republicans need to claim victory, and move on. They have already lost the battle (ObamaCare), and they are quickly losing the war. (Democrats).
ObamaCare is here to stay, like it or not.
The only thing being accomplished now is Republican discontent among the masses.
Dumb, and dumber.
This is gonna hurt the Republican party and finally push the tea baggers into the closet. How nice.
Sad but true!
Sen Rand said :" We have not had a serious discussion about Obanacare since it "PASSED".
Duh. The operative word is "PASSED, SIGNED and USSC stamp of approval..
It is astounding how obtuse these GOP reps are.
You had this fight you lost, Obama won reelection on it and its OVER. The time for serious discussion was long ago. You can vote to defund it 40 more times but its the "LAW".
Obama continues to act like a boy-brat King. He goes golfing, not once in the last 2 months as he personally met with the House. Look at his arrogant public behavior, he divides people by design.
GOP opens up parks and Dems ask for funding of Obamacare. Thats compromise. Every time GOP wants something Dems ask for funding of ACA. Lets see what GOp does with that! Thier small heads will explode.
Obama himself has selectively violated the ACA by exempting big business.
Now he won't suspend it for a year to help the middle class.
If it's the LAW how come Obama doesn't want to follow it?
Sen. Cruze Control: "Today is the first day of the Health Care Exchanges. Let's do something dramatic like shutting down the government. That will show them."
Speaker Boehner: "Hey, Cruze Control, we did that already. We shut it down today and no one cared. All three indices are up by double digits. Got anymore bright ideas?"
Sen. Cruze Control: "Yeah, I can defeat Obama in 2016."
Speaker Boehner: "Uh, okay, Ted. Show me your birth certificate."
Mull this, dipsticks.
Obamacare is funded, up, and running.
Now, instead of passing a clean omnibus CR, they are going to pass a bunch of little bills, further slowing the process of governing the country. They are going to have to leave Obamacare funding alone, or a bunch of little bills will be amended and sent back to the House.
If, on the other hand, they are going to pass a bunch of little bills that leave Obamacare alone, why waste the time? Pass a comprehensive bill that keeps Obamacare intact.
If they do the same work in a dozen steps so they can feel like they are not spending a lot of money all at once without touching Obamacare, then they really ARE Retardlicans.
Funny at all the rats throwing tantrums when the pubs actually give them back the same party line politics they've been using for years. Fund each agency piece by piece and leave out the ERA and IRS.
The government should never be allowed to force us to buy health insurance. However, they should be allowed to execute us, incarcerate us, strip search us, draft us, send us to countries we never heard of to do things we don't approve to total strangers, regulate our movements into and out of the country, monitor our mobile telephone conversations, wiretap us, make us pay for wealthy peoples' tax cuts; but they should never ever be allowed to do such a terrible thing as force us to buy insurance.
Sally, you must have your countries mixed up, military service is optional in the USA, negating most your 1st sentence. Not that you'd know, you probably are not qualified for the military. Run along to your Occupy demo now.
Make the Dims vote, day by day, to refuse to fund national parks, veterans' benefits, etc.
Then see where the public stands.
Omnibus bills began back in 1980; let's end this disastrous practice NOW!!!
FesterNBoyle, the USA does indeed have a military draft that provides compulsory military service.
Anonymous, If Boehner put the Senate plan up to a vote it would pass. So, yes, please put it up to a vote. The GOP doesn't have a leg to stand on.
lostintransocean nobody has been drafted into military service in the USA for 40 years. They still hold a lottery, for the record. Do you have any point to make? Are you trying to claim Sally's silliness as true?
The dems have not produced a budget since Obama was first elected and they controlled both of Congress' branches then. Now the grown ups have the House at least. DemocratCare was never funded, it has to be voted on every year and already costs twice what they claimed. Defund it.
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BALTIMORE (Reuters) - Nick Markakis has never played on a winning team in the majors so he can be forgiven for being a little giddy that the Baltimore Orioles are still playing meaningful games this late in the season.
Not only are the once-proud Orioles poised to end a 14-year losing streak, they are actually in the hunt for a wild card berth.
"It's been fun," Markakis, a seven-year Major League Baseball outfielder who has played his entire career with the Orioles, said Tuesday in the upbeat Baltimore clubhouse.
"Everyone in the clubhouse has one mindset. We're trying to extend our season when it's over. We just have to take it game by game. We can't look ahead of ourselves.
"We've just got to be patient and play good baseball."
Baltimore was 58-51 heading into Tuesday's game against the Seattle Mariners, just a half-game out of the newly created second wild-card spot in the American League.
When the Orioles won their 58th game a year ago, they already had 85 losses.
Much of the credit for the turnaround is being given to Buck Showalter, a two-time American League manager of the year who is just in his second full season in the Orioles' dugout.
"Guys are held accountable," said outfielder Adam Jones, whose 24 homers are just one shy of his career-high. "They see what Showalter is doing. He ain't going to just sit there and watch you suck. He's not going to sit there and watch that."
The Orioles are on the cusp of their first postseason since 1997 despite a careful re-tooling of their roster due to a rash of injuries and several players who failed to pan out.
They lost two leadoff hitters (Brian Roberts and Nolan Reimold) for the year with injuries, and three of five pitchers in their opening day rotation are either hurt or in the minors.
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A list of different animal embryos that have been used in embryology studies that can be found within the Embryology program.
The links are to more detailed pages with overviews of embryological development and the key experimental findings. There are also links to external resources and labs that use these models. Use the title below to open pages with more about information about that animals embryo development and additional pages that relate to that species. There is also an embryology page for K12 students with a table comparing Animal Development Times.
In 2009, science embryology students prepared group projects on some selected animal models of development. Project 1 - Rabbit | Project 2 - Fly | Project 3 - Zebrafish | Group Project 4 - Mouse | Project 5 - Frog | Students Page
- Animal Development: Axolotl | Bat | Cat | Chicken | Cow | Dog | Dolphin | Echidna | Fly | Frog | Grasshopper | Guinea Pig | Hamster | Kangaroo | Koala | Lizard | Medaka | Mouse | Pig | Platypus | Rabbit | Rat | Sea Squirt | Sea Urchin | Sheep | Worm | Zebrafish | Life Cycles | Development Timetable | K12
Animal Development Times
| The table below lists the approximate development time for a large number of different animals, ranging from the opossum at 12 days to the elephant at 660 days.
Bat Development - Not a typical embryo used in developmental studies, but first alphabetically and an alternative mammalian model. A recent paper has detailed the short-tailed fruit bat (Carollia perspicillata) embryonic stages of development.
Bovine Development - Bovine, not a typical embryological model, but extensively studied due to commercial value and more recently for breeding using IVF techniques. Development takes about 280 days.
|Dog Development - Not a typical embryo used in developmental studies, much work is based on veterinary and breeders.
|Echidna Development - Not a typical embryo used in developmental studies, much work is still required to determine this unique monotreme embryonic stages of development.
Fly Development - The fruitfly (drosophila) was and is the traditional geneticist's tool. It has been transformed to an magnificent embryologist's tool, with developmental mechanisms being uncovered in this system combined with homolgy gene searches in other species. The fly genome was one of the first to be been completely sequenced. In early development nurse cells sacrifice their cytoplasmic contents to allow egg growth and early pattern formation is through the localization of maternal messenger RNAs (mRNAs).
Grasshopper Development - The grasshopper has been used as a model in studies of neural development.
Guinea Pig
Guinea Pig Development - The guinea pig has been used as a model animal in many animal model studies; developmental, dietary, tetragenic, including the effects of maternal temperature on development.
Kangaroo Development - The tammar wallaby genome has been recently sequenced.
Lizard Development - Lizards are members of the reptile class of air-breathing, cold-blooded (ectothermic) vertebrates with skin covered in scales.
Platypus Development - Not a typical embryo used in developmental studies and we still no very little about the embryonic stages of this unique monotreme development. The platypus also has an amazing sex chromosome organisation.
Rabbit Development - The rabbit along with human, are the few species which show birth defects with thalidomide (teratogenic effects) which were not detected with prior testing on other species.
Rat Development - The rat is available as inbred, outbred and mutant strains. They have been generally beaten as a model by their mice brethren, as the molecular tools that became available (stem cells, knockout genes, etc). Rat embryos do have the advantage of being much larger than mouse embryos and easy to breed. Rat development is also generally 1 day behind from mouse.
Salmon Development - sockeye and chinook.
Worm Development - Early embryological studies of the worm Caenorhabditis elegans (C.Elegans, so called because of its "elegant" curving movement) characterized the fate of each and every cell in the worm through all stages of development. This worm has recently had its entire genome sequenced.
Zebrafish Development - Zebrafish are seen as the latest and greatest "model' for embryological development studies. They can be easily genetically altered and develop as practically "see through" embryos, all internal development can be clearly observed from the outside in the living embryo.
Medaka Fish
Medaka - The Japanese rice fish (Oryzias latipes) is a member of the killifish family and used in several developmental studies.
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- Embryo Staging Systems - stages are based on the external and/or internal morphological development of the vertebrate embryo, and are not directly dependent on either age or size.
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Italy's leading manufacturer of high-end lighting, iGuzzini illuminazione, has just announced its new Archilede LED street-lighting system for the U.S. market. The innovative LED lighting system saves
Spain is known for its delicious food, soulful music and dance and fantastic beaches, but did you know that it's the source of some of the world's coolest green lighting too? That's right -- designers
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as a network administrator, I find this vulnerability offensive!
you should know better than that Google!
No device is secure if the user has access to the machine. Admin passwords can be changed easily with the command prompt or terminal.
If you already have access to the PC then its not a vulnerability as you already have full access so who cares.
I really like this newly found feature. I use multiple browsers so if I forget a password I now know where to look to see what it is.
As they mentioned Firefox does the same thing and i always just lock my MacBook anyway and never liked Chrome cause you can't change the cache size. I know a lame excuse but I've seen so much drive activity from using chrome i had to get rid of it.


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Why Emerging Economies Need Social Policy: the Cases of China and India
AbstractEmerging economies are reshaping global economic power. Their growth rates have been consistently above those of the old hegemonic powers, and they managed the impacts of the financial crisis remarkably well. While this rise has been associated with integration into global markets, this has not been associated with unbridled liberalisation, but active state intervention has been behind a significant part of the growth story. (...)
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02 Jun 2008
Nice Mr. Paul Hill 5/5
I consider myself something of a gadget geek and have gone through quite a few bluetooth headsets lately.I tried what was supposed to be the ultimate headset, being the jawbone headset.Now I'm not sure if i fitted it incorrectly but just to be sure my wife had a go and still thought it was a bit naff after all the hype. I then started reading some more review and found that this 855 headset was funky looking and had a good reputation.Well once it arrived and I tried it what a difference.I have quite small ears but found this such a comfy and snug fit.It completely cuts out any other sound for the ear you use.Very elegant to look at and has the gadget bling trick of having the pull down ear piece to answer the call.The music and call quality are second to non from those i have tried.A1
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Brilliant Sound Quality naff instructions... Mr. Dave Hogg 5/5
Works great as both a mono headset to a BT enabled phone, or as a Stereo headset.
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Fans of Brazilian club adopt Japanese practice of cleaning up stadium after matchBrooks Peck at Dirty Tackle4 hrs ago
Despite all the talk of white elephants and misused government money, there is at least one good thing to come of the 2014 World Cup in Brazil.
Though Japan didn't win a match in Brazil, their fans won the respect of the world by cleaning up their section of each stadium they attended after the games were over. And now fans of one Brazilian club have adopted the practice.
Following a 2-0 win over Vitoria at the Arena da Baixada in Curitiba — one of the World Cup host venues newly built ahead of the tournament — a large number of Atletico-PR supporters stayed to pick up trash in the stands. According to Globo, the club provided 20,000 trash bags, which the fans dutifully filled and piled up.
Sky Sports tries to make Fernando Torres and Andriy Shevchenko feel badBrooks Peck at Dirty Tackle5 hrs ago
Whenever a foreign player moves to the Premier League, there's always talk of how they will need time to get acclimated to the unmatched power and speed of it. As if nothing short of spending a year in a NASA space shuttle launch simulator could possibly prepare anyone for the unimaginable difference between the Premier League and anything else masquerading as professional football.
Well, Diego Costa responds to this notion with a defiantly uncaring shrug. Since joining Chelsea from Atletico Madrid, he has scored seven goals in his first four Premier League matches — including a hat trick in Saturday's 4-2 win against Swansea. Obviously the transition has been about as taxing as putting on pants before having a pizza delivered.
Of course, scoring goals for Chelsea hasn't been easy for every pricy striker of the Roman Abramovich era. Andriy Shevchenko and the recently shipped out Fernando Torres are the two examples that immediately come to mind, so Sky Sports put together a handy graphic that shows just how much better at scoring goals Costa has been.
Jeremy Menez rounds Parma goalkeeper to score clever backheelBrooks Peck at Dirty Tackle12 hrs ago
Milan and Parma turned off defending and played a delightfully absurd match that produced a truly wonderful goal from Jeremy Menez. With Milan up 4-3 in the 78th minute, Menez, who had already scored from the penalty spot, ran down a ball near the endline at the edge of the six-yard box, passed it around the keeper to himself and as he ran across the face of goal, he backheeled it in.
It was an excellent bit of creativity that reminds us why Menez was once compared to Zidane and it extended Milan's lead to two goals. A Mattia De Sciglio own goal from distance in the 89th minute gave Parma a bit of hope, but Milan held on for the full three points.
Here's the own goal to illustrate just how nutty this game was...
President Obama fulfills World Cup beer bet with BelgiumBrooks Peck at Dirty Tackle1 day ago
In the build-up to the World Cup round of 16 match between the U.S. and Belgium, Belgian Prime Minister Elio Di Rupo tweeted a friendly wager to President Obama, betting an unspecified amount of his nation's beer that they would win.
Hey @BarackObama, I am betting some great Belgian beers that our @BelRedDevils will make it to the quarter final! :-) #ComeOnBelgium #BEL
Though Obama never responded to the wager (he does have roughly 46.4 million more followers on Twitter, after all), he has paid up.
Dallas' Blas Perez scores from crazy angle against VancouverBrooks Peck at Dirty Tackle1 day ago
Dallas' Blas Perez scored what has to be the unintentional goal of the year on his way to a brace that delivered a 2-1 win over Vancouver. In the 20th minute, the Panama international was near the corner with a defender in front of him when he decided to launch a looping cross/shot into the box that curled over the goalkeeper and into the far side of the net.
If he meant to score this goal, he is a wizard. If he didn't, he's an incredibly lucky wizard.
Vancouver equalized in the 67th minute and Perez scored his second of the match in the 78th minute with a more conventional shot inside the box. Needless to say, Perez was named Man of the Match.
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Frank Lampard's brief debut in a Man City shirt weirds everyone outBrooks Peck at Dirty Tackle1 day ago
Frank Lampard always said he would never play or another Premier League club after Chelsea. In his 13 years there, he became the club's all-time top scorer and lifted 13 trophies, including the European Cup. When his contract expired at the end of last season, he joined New York City FC — a new club that will not play their inaugural MLS season until 2015. So in the meantime, they loaned him to parent club Manchester City for six months. Though he toed the company line, this was a move that Lampard didn't seem terribly thrilled about given his previous statements.
Lampard made his City debut against Arsenal, starting in place of Yaya Toure. This jarring vision prompted many to comment on the weirdness of seeing the 36-year-old midfielder in a different shade of blue. And judging by his lackluster performance, he seemed to feel like he was having a bad acid trip, as well.
Lampard: John! Has Jose arrived yet?
Kompany: For the last time, I'm not John Terry. My name is Vincent. I'm not telling you again.
Arsenal fans welcome Danny Welbeck by mimicking his reaction to hitting the postBrooks Peck at Dirty Tackle1 day ago
Danny Welbeck made his Arsenal debut against Manchester City after scoring both goals in England's 2-0 win over Switzerland earlier in the week and he very nearly kept the goal train rolling early on at the Emirates. Except he didn't.
Arsenal came out looking like the stronger side and Welbeck had the chance to make it a dream start in the 12th minute when he chipped Joe Hart only for the ball to bounce off the far post and find it's way into the arms of the relieved keeper. Here's a brilliant illustration of it from Richard Swarbrick...
Welbeck, who wasn't up to the standard required at Manchester United according to Louis van Gaal, instinctively reacted to his miss by putting his hands to his head as many of his new club's supporters did the same behind him (captured exquisitely in the picture above). It's always nice to see fans embrace new players with open arms. Even if they are slapped against their own heads in disbelief.
Ronaldinho says he joined Queretaro for 'titles and girls'Brooks Peck at Dirty Tackle2 days ago
Ronaldinho was unveiled as a Queretaro player on Friday and though the move was a surprising one, his intentions are right in line with his reputation. The decorated party machine was very blunt about his aims at his first press conference.
Said the two-time FIFA World Player of the Year (via Mundo Deportivo):
"I've always lived in the same way and with every team I've been a champion. I hope to keep doing the same and continue winning titles and girls."
At 34 years old, it seems Ronaldinho has decided to be upfront about the lifestyle that has prompted many clubs and critics to question his commitment to the game. But when there are pictures of you posing like this (NSFW) floating around, it's difficult to claim a monkish existence.
Future News: Mario Balotelli to tutor children in LiverpoolBrooks Peck at Dirty Tackle3 days ago
Liverpool striker Mario Balotelli has announced plans to start his own tutoring service for school children in the city. The 24-year-old Italian international says that he will do the tutoring for "Tutoring by Mario" himself in order to ensure that his "real world" lesson plan is properly executed.
"Education is important," Balotelli told reporters while riding a jet ski in a standard sized bathtub. "Rich footballers like me need doctors to keep us healthy and bankers to watch our money, so Tutoring by Mario will prepare children who aren't good at football to do those jobs in the future."
Pele unveils first artificial pitch that uses players' energy to generate electricty in Brazilian favelaBrooks Peck at Dirty Tackle3 days ago
Artificial playing surfaces are usually nothing more than skin shredding torture devices universally cursed by those forced to use them, but thanks to new technology there is now one that has some redeeming value.
Pele was on hand at a Rio de Janeiro favela to unveil the world's first pitch that harnesses the energy of the athletes playing on it to produce electricity.
From the Telegraph:
Should this technology be brought to the professional level, the energy exerted by Dimitar Berbatov could power a single Christmas tree light bulb for several seconds.
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|Private property is sometimes cast as the villain in social and environmental problems, but sometimes as the solution to the same problems. This seminar will explore the relationship of property to social and environmental concerns in the context of several past and present controversies over property rights. Topics will include racially restrictive covenants; private and especially "gated" communities; land titling programs in less developed areas; the "takings" question in relationship to the environment; the expansion of property rights in intellectual endeavors; and several types of environmental property rights, e.g. conservation easements, private wildlife rights, tradable emission permits and habitat trading programs, and community ownership of forests and other natural resource bases.
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Summersisle alone makes him better than Jesus.
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He was part of a secret agent unit called The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare. When told by Peter Jackson to imagine how a man being stabbed in the back sounds like, he told him he didn't have to imagine it. He was knighted on October 31, 2009 (that's right, HALLOWEEN.) and has the same birthday as Vincent Price. He's fluent in English, Italian, French, German, and Spanish; "moderately proficient" in Swedish, Russian, and Greek, and "conversational" in Madarin Chinese. He's a direct descendant of Charlemagne.
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[top three: Glitch. Risograph prints; all other Chinese Whispers. Series of 5 handmade books]
London Based graphic designer Jamie Reid tells us a little about his past projects, creative process and that tricky move from university into the working world.
JR: I collect lots of imagery and 'stuff', I also have a pretty huge (and growing!) book collection. I find it far more useful to start thinking in analogue before jumping straight on the computer or internet. I use sketchbooks or loose sheets, and really just do a lot of thinking. I try not to rush, and really think things over before taking on one concept. I jot down a lot of thoughts, and really try to research into the project I am carrying out.
JR: It stemmed from a University project set by visiting lecturer George Hardie (a very inspirational designer!), the brief being Five books for five pounds. We were asked to question the form of a book, but other than that, the project was left very open. I am very interested in sequences and procedures, which was an important part of the outcome. I questioned the form of a book, looking into dictionary definitions taken from a range of sources. I spent a lot of time in the Library researching, and felt that my project should reflect this. The concept of budgeting the project was very exciting, and I decided to utilise the library photocopier to produce my five books. I budgeted a pound for each book, which meant twenty photocopies per book. I then photocopied twenty pages of dictionary definitions, in chronological order, to create content for the first book. These photocopies were then copied once again, though slightly distorted, to create the second book, and the same process was repeated to create the set. Hardie, when presenting his work to us, talked about the games and riddles he would use in his illustrations; I decided to name my project Chinese Whispers after the childhood game. This was the concept I was aiming to communicate visually: a message being degraded over time.
JR: My glitch prints are a little less complicated. This project stemmed from a University project, though it is ongoing. I have an interest in computer graphics, and computer glitches. For a long time I had been archiving these glitches, alongside using data-mashing to create my own glitched image files. After some zooming and cropping, what I found most interesting about the imagery was the distortion of the pixels themselves. I decided to focus on these pixels rather than the whole image. I work for Ditto Press, a Risograph Printer in East London, so am familiar with the Risograph process. I felt that I could create something interesting combining these two processes. The pixels were enlarged, and separated out into CMYK channels, which I then printed as separate spot colours to create the outcomes.
JR: My transition from University to where I am at the moment was greatly helped by internships and work placements I had over the three years of my University course. I ended up doing these between each of the three years, and was lucky to experience much diversity between each of them. This kind of thing really made the transition far easier and more enjoyable, for me at least.
[top: Oh My Head; bottom left Bright Eyes; bottom right: Woven Blue Ribbon]
Hollywood based artist Sacha Baumann uses a very limited pool of collected materials to create structured collages that pack a punch. With a background in Industrial Design, Sacha begins each work by laying down rules and restrictions for the piece, setting parameters within which she creates something new.
Sacha was kind enough to speak to LOC and give us a little more insight into the work:
"I restrict myself to a pretty limited set of magazines to draw upon. Basically a half a dozen Better Homes & Gardens/Good Housekeeping from late 1950's-60's, a stack of the French news magazine Illustration from the 1950's, some old porn I found on the street, and W magazine from the last 15 years. Every now and then I'll use something else, but that is basically it."
Oh My Head: "The way women were portrayed in magazines marketed to them in the 1950's and '60's is much different than it is today (obviously). There is no sexuality whatsoever, instead there is a very limited set of emotions: joy, wonder, or dismay of some sort. My curiosity lies in what is making these women express themselves in this manner. The Oh My Head piece is a gag, but it is also a true expression of consternation. The woman is the cook for her family (among many other domestic roles) and this is the material she is working with, the ideas she is supplied with for preparing the meal: slices of SPAM with cheese melted in between. It's headache inducing."
Bright Eyes and Woven Blue Ribbon: "These pieces illustrate my attraction to and fascination with the grid. This is in part from my training as a graphic designer and tends to be the way I see 2D images. In the collages I am slicing images and rearranging the pieces in a formal manner on an X and Y axis. Also, my appropriations show repetition in the original images. I am curious about the decisions art directors make in photo selection for spreads and find myself attracted to the repetition. It is as if they became obsessed with a particular pout of the lips, color, pose, expression and could not let it go—so it was repeated. My rearrangements express the original intent, but stress the repetition and what I in turn become obsessed with."
Filip Dujardin transforms everyday buildings into absurd architecture with his series Fictions. These digitally manipulated photographs are so well crafted, they're a little too convincing.
After obtaining a degree in History of Art, specialising in Architecture, Dujardin then went on to study Photography at the K.A.S.K of Ghent. It all makes sense really.
Anyone who was in Hamburg recently will have spotted this enormous sculpture by Oliver Voss which was on display earlier this month. Die Badende (The Bather) stretched 13 foot above the surface of Lake Inner Aster and weighs more than two tons. Not everyone is a fan it seems as it has been reported that district mayor Markus Schreiber is none too pleased with the work, claiming it has "sullied the beloved lake".
In any case, Markus can now relax as Miss Bather was removed by crane from her tub on August 12th.
[Excerpts from Myth and Infrastructure by Miwa Matreyek]
LA based Miwa Matreyek combines animation with performance and installation, creating her own unique world in which she interacts with illusion. Miwa seeks to explore:
"how animation transforms when it is combined with body and space (and vice-versa) and takes on a more physical and present quality, while body and space take on a more fantastical quality."
The line between the real and the imaginary is distorted and obscured, with stunning results. View Myth and Infrastructure in full here.
Great sketchbook work from Vancouver based artist and illustrator Andrea Wan, documented on her blog Mini Journal. Andrea uses this travel journal to record ideas which may not be developed further, noting phrases and making these simple, sweet and slightly surreal sketches.
Thanks to painter and illustrator Sam Caldwell for the tip off, whose work is also well worth a look.
Drawer's Block from Chloe Hannah Taylor, graphic design student at Brighton University. Chloe has created this sketchbook filled with words and imagery as an antidote to drawer's block, the visual artists' equivalent of writer's block. The book is based around circles, with the pages covered in colours, patterns and collages to get the juices flowing. We've all been there, and there's nothing quite so intimidating as a blank white page. Nice idea.
Work from Edinburgh-based artist Aleksandra Zawada, who recently graduated from Edinburgh College of Art with a degree in Drawing and Painting:
"I am seeking the universal and subjective in transient information, often reproduced multiple times and neglected. By merging art heritage with fluidity of digital data and changing the original context, I am trying to revalue the meaningless and discover what constitutes original in digital age."
In exploring and combining these two seemingly unrelatable forms of imagery Aleksandra has created work that has great presence, her large scale paintings peering out from behind their dark veil. Loved the work at ECA's degree show, and it has stuck in mind ever since.
In love with fashion photographer Kristin Moolman's work. A sense of movement breathes life into these images, a drama which is juxtaposed with soft textures and elegant composition.
Joseph Egan and Hunter Thomson explore the relationship between typography and architecture with their installation Anamorphic Typography, inspired by the anamorphic practise of artist Felice Varini. The typography is broken in as many places as possible and spread across many planes which makes for extreme distortion when viewed from anywhere other than the one specific vantage point:
"Our work encourages the viewer to walk into and around typography, an immersive experience considering that their usual relationship with type would normally be realised on a two dimensional surface be it printed or computerised. Being able to appreciate it physically painted onto walls of buildings which the viewers are used to interacting with every day draws attention to the beauty of typography and at same time highlighting the architectural forms that it adorns."
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Star Wars Pinball experiences issues on Windows 8
Zen Studios is currently having issues with the recently released _Star Wars Pinball_ on Windows 8 machines. Following up with the developer after receiving several tips this morning about a "Not_Yet_Localized" error on the Microsoft operating system, the company tells us it's working with MS to resolve the issue.
"Zen Studios rarely has release issues, and we really feel terrible whenever players spend their time and energy having to report issues instead of playing games," a company spokesperson told Joystiq. "Fixes are coming soon! Apologies to the players trying to play _Star Wars Pinball _on Windows 8!"
The issue appears to be platform specific and we haven't heard about the problem on consoles or other operating systems.
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I believe that there are many good methods of education, and I believe that each one of those methods teaches directly or indirectly almost all of these things: love, compassion, beauty, joy of living, and to go deep in understanding the world. If is there a method that doesn't teach these things, it is not an education method.
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Keri Arthur fills this story with the COOLEST supernatural beings and the dialog made me feel like I was really in the world they live in. The narrator has an Australian accent which is perfect as the story takes place there. Its a mystery, a romance and a fantasy with rich characters and an entertaining plot. There's some steamy scenes but not so many it detracts from the story. The heroine is a werewolf so it would be pretty "Twilight-ty" (bland) if there wasn't some sex! I would highly recommend this book and feel it was well worth the money and time.
"A Dangerous Mourning"
This is the first book in the William Monk series to which I have listened and I absolutely loved it. I intend to listen to as many of the series as I can. I enjoy Davina Porter's wonderful reading and accent which are perfect for this engaging Victorian novel. I am already involved with Nurse Latterly, Monk and the dashing lawyer, Oliver Rathbone and can't wait to meet them again.
"Could do without the accents"
I love Christine Feehan's books and she is definitely the queen of writing sex scenes. This book was very good but the accents of the readers were strangely disturbing. Also, I feel there was a bit too much of the Carpathian language in the reading. A little is OK but with the odd accents used by the readers it was distracting & irritating.
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