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A line which touches a circle or ellipse at just one point. Below, the blue line is a tangent to the circle c.
Note the radius to the point of tangency is always perpendicular to the tangent line.
For more on this see Tangent to a circle.
One of the trigonometry functions. In a right triangle, the tangent of an angle is the opposite side over the adjacent side.
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It's no secret that Linux offers numerous compelling security advantages, including the infinitely useful ability to help fix Windows PCs when they get infected by malware.
A new device recently launched on Kickstarter, however, aims to make it easier than ever to tap Linux's security goodness for the benefit of a troubled Windows PC.
Billed as "a fully automated solution for solving PC frustration," Jumpshot uses Linux and a Windows app to rescue infected, laggy, bloated, and otherwise beleaguered PCs and restore them to health once again.
A Custom Version of Linux
Anyone with an afflicted PC can simply plug the Jumpshot device into their USB drive--three character designs are available, but all serve the same purpose. Both 8GB and 32GB drives are available, though the Jumpshot software itself takes up less than 200MB.
Jumpshot then reboots the PC and launches a custom version of Linux instead, automatically loading the correct drivers.
Next, it automatically connects to the Internet or prompts the user for help if it can't. Once connected, it downloads the latest Jumpshot engine code, which automatically "mounts and attaches itself to every hard drive on the PC that contains an installation of Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, or Windows 8," the device's creators explain.
There it interfaces with such Windows instances forensically and wipes away malicious viruses, spyware, and bloatware while the Windows system itself is "sedated." And, because Jumpshot's intelligence is in the cloud, it's designed to get smarter every time someone uses it.
Once it's done, the newly cured PC reboots and presents users with the result of the analysis in conversational language. The video below explains the idea further.
Early Access
Jumpshot's $25,000 funding goal has already been surpassed, and it's due to ship in November. For now, you can pledge $35 and get an 8GB version reserved for you along with an assortment of other swag.
Backers also get early access to a version of Jumpshot's Windows app that can run directly on the hard drive or be loaded manually onto a CD or USB.
Personally I think these devices could be really handy for individual and business users alike. Are you tempted? Please share your thoughts in the comments.
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By Steve Marsh, Delta Sky Senior Writer
Each month, Sky magazine highlights five ways to discover a destination. Here are a few more Dublin hot spots to check out.
For the U2 Groupie // Vintage Cocktail Club
As you wind your way through Dublin's cobbled streets, it can be difficult to find the barely marked door (make sure you have a reservation). By the time you leave, it may be even more difficult to wind your way home.
For the Bloomsdaytripper // Sweny's Pharmacy
Famously "preserved through neglect" to resemble the 19th-century apothecary shop that Leopold Bloom visits in chapter five of Ulysses, it's also 50 yards from where Nora Barnacle first stood up Joyce himself.
For Landed Gentry // High tea at the Shelbourne Hotel
Michelle Obama stayed here during her visit with her daughters last summer. High tea in the Lord Mayor's Lounge is a delight.
For the Fenian // Kilmainham Gaol
Built in 1796, the New Gaol incarcerated generations of rebel leaders. Now it serves as "The Irish Bastille," a landmark to their independence. U2 filmed the video for "Celebration" here.
For the Riverdancer // Gallagher's Boxty House
A "boxty" is the Irish version of the potato pancake, the staple of many a country diet in Connacht. The entire menu here is an ode to the humble spud. boxtyhouse.ie
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Chantecaille is well-known in the luxury market for its quality makeup formulas and a color range that tends to favor natural enhancement over shock value. But play word association with most beauty aficionados, and the brand's lasting legacy might come down to these three syllables: embossing. Chantecaille's ability to create multi-pan palettes with designs—endangered Bengali tigers, humpback whales, sea turtles, et al.—so gorgeous that you really have to think twice before actually applying them has become one of the mother-daughter operation's biggest selling points. This holiday season will see the release of a new, limited-edition Les Petales compact, a highlighting powder with pastel flecks all set in in a gorgeous motif meant to resemble a pile of rose petals. The soft-touch pigment that was created to mimic the texture of the velvety bloom boasts hints of lavender, mint green, lemon yellow, and dark pink, which mingle with the ballet slipper base to create a subtle, iridescent glow across cheekbones and down the bridge of the nose. We strongly suggest you overcome any initial reservations you may have and swirl your brush across the surface at will.
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Update,11:30am: The worst damage so far is a former school in Mt. Carmel that has been converted into apartments. There is substantial damage to the building.
A number of residents were in their apartments when the quake hit, but there are no reported injuries.
The aftershock just after 10am Central Time has been upgraded to 4.6 magnitude.
Update, 10:30am: The USGS is reporting the aftershock that happened just after 10am registered 4.5 on the Richter Scale. You can track the earthquake and aftershocks.
Update, 10:15am: There has just been a significant aftershock from the Friday morning earthquake.
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Update, 9:30am CDT: Kentucky transportation officials report no damage to major bridges on the Ohio River.
Transportation Cabinet spokesman Keith Todd says it would take an earthquake of 5.9 magnitude or greater to cause significant damage.
Update, 7:45am: An interesting note about this earthquake. It was 102 years ago Friday, on April 18th, 1906, that a devastating earthquake hit San Francisco, causing widespread damage.
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Categories > Celebrities > Panic! At The Disco > Heartbreak High
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Kendra and Barbara are in love with Brendon and Ryan...not your typical high school romanc
High school. It's full of happiness and sadness. It is also full of insecurities. Especially when you're dating the most womanizing man to set foot into this stupid school;Brendon Boyd Urie. We we're juniors this year making us both the tender age of 16. School had just started meaning we had one hundred and eighty days of torture left. I sigh as I see my boyfriend's wandering brown eyes look at the cheerleaders. I attempt to turn my frown upside down when I see my friend Barbara with her boyfriend Ryan both seniors.
I felt my blood begin to boil. If you were to stab me my blood would probably be green with envy. I wanted that,oh how I wanted that. Ryan's arm was wrapped tightly around her waist and as they walked they exchanged small innocent kisses. I was beginning to think that Brendon was only with me to say he was with anybody at all. I frown I want to just walk away forever. As I start to pull away I feel a tightening grip on my hand. I raise a quizzical eyebrow at my boyfriend. Why was he being so protective all a sudden?
Ryan must've noticed the awkward moment too because he asked to speak with me alone. "Look sweetie you're the first real girlfriend Brendon has ever had. He's just as nervous as you if not more. Trust me he'll grow on you and when he does I'm sure you'll both be very happy" He smiled walking back over to Babs embracing her once more.
I walk back over to Brendon. I softly smile at him. We were in a fight yesterday over how we weren't going to work out. Looking closely at Brendon I see the tears lingering in his dark eyes.
It was the last day of summer vacation. Ryan and his girlfriend Barbara were laying on the grass looking as the stars formed in the slowly darkening night sky. She had her head on his chest and he had his arm around her. I was sitting on the grass with my own boyfriend,Brendon.We had just started dating about a month ago. I was starting to get upset. Every waking minute we spent together was spent in silence and him staring off into the distance.
"Are you going to say anything...at all?" I ask the anger level evident in my voice. "What do expect from me I'm human like you! I've never had a girlfriend before!" His voice cracked. Was he crying? No it couldn't be. "Just forget it Brendon"
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Reliving that scene in my head made me realize what a bitch I was to him yesterday. So when his hand connected with mine I embraced him. He embraced me back letting a few tear drops lightly dampen my hair. "I'm sorry I really I am,I'm just scared of messing things up if I say the wrong thing so I usually stay quiet." I peck his cheek softly hearing the bell telling us it's time to learn what our classes are going to be.


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Yellow Squash with Hazelnuts and Pecorino
Tender yellow squash is sauteed with hazelnuts and then topped with marjoram and shaved Pecorino Romano cheese. Serve as a side dish with chicken or fish or stir it into short pasta, such as penne.
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- 1 tablespoon extra-virgin olive oil
- 3 medium yellow squash, cut into 3-inch wedges
- 1/2 cup raw blanched hazelnuts or natural almonds
- 1 tablespoon fresh lemon juice
- 2 tablespoons fresh marjoram or oregano leaves
- 1/2 ounce shaved Pecorino Romano cheese
Step 1
In a large skillet, heat extra-virgin olive oil over medium-high. Add squash and hazelnuts and cook, stirring frequently, until squash is tender but not soft and hazelnuts are toasted, about 7 minutes. Add lemon juice and marjoram and toss to combine. Transfer to a platter and top with cheese.
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Essex sports news. Essex cricket, rugby, football and more from the Chelmsford Weekly News
Errors see Clarets crushed by four goals
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CHELMSFORD Ladies Hockey Club's first team fought hard and dominated much of their exciting Investec EHL Conference East 1-1 draw against St Albans 1st XI.
Chelmsford Rugby Club rip through Rochford
11:00am Wednesday 17th September 2014
CHELMSFORD Rugby Club won their opening London Two North East league encounter at Rochford last weekend with an ultimately convincing 29-17 victory, scoring four excellent tries and in the process securing a bonus point victory.
Chieftains battle hard but lose out in the cup
10:57am Wednesday 17th September 2014
CHELMSFORD Chieftains faced higher league opposition on both days at the weekend in ice hockey's new English Challenge Cup competition.
Chelmsford champs retain T20 title
10:53am Wednesday 17th September 2014
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Warwickshire dump Essex out at the quarter-final stage once again
10:12pm Thursday 28th August 2014
ESSEX skipper Ryan ten Doeschate admitted his team was gutted to be knocked out of a second quarter final in a month by Warwickshire.
CLARETS: Welcome first win comes at rivals Stortford
3:40pm Wednesday 27th August 2014
TWO goals in the space of a minute from Luke Callander and a half-volley from Michael Cheek recorded Chelmsford City's first victory of the new season as they raced into a 3-0 lead.
Young tennis stars make national championships
6:48pm Thursday 14th August 2014
TENNIS starlets Johnathon Price and Arabella Moen have both made the singles draw of the Under 12's Nike Junior National Tennis Championships.
CLARETS: City in "naive" defeat to Eastbourne
1:20pm Wednesday 13th August 2014
Goals from Richard Pacquette and Gavin McCallum meant the Clarets returned to Essex from the south coast with no points, making it two defeats in two.
Jack Leaning's maiden ton all in vain as Essex Eagles' centurions secure five-wicket win over Yorkshire
7:20pm Monday 11th August 2014
JACK Leaning's first century for Yorkshire in any form of cricket could not prevent his side crashing to defeat against Essex in a high-scoring Royal London One-Day Cup Group A match at Scarborough.
First day between Essex and Hampshire is a complete wash out while Reece Topley has another injury scare
7:25pm Sunday 13th July 2014
ESSEX and Hampshire were thwarted by the weather at Colchester as rain completely washed out the opening day's play in the County Championship.
Geoffrey Boycott the latest big name to question Alastair Cook's England captaincy
9:10am Tuesday 24th June 2014
ALASTAIR Cook passed Geoffrey Boycott on England's all-time leading run-scorers list on Monday but the former Test opener believes the current captain is presiding over a "recipe for resignation".
Tim Phillips steers Essex home to win over Middlesex
11:09pm Friday 20th June 2014
TIM Phillips emerged as the Essex hero as they marched towards the quarter-finals of the Twenty20 Blast competition with a thrilling two-wicket victory over Middlesex.
Essex left to reflect on missed opportunities as Hampshire finish day one on top
7:15pm Sunday 15th June 2014
HAMPSHIRE finished the first day in the ascendancy after recovering from 208 for six to make 286 all out and then reduce Essex to 55 for two at stumps.
Ton-up Ravi Bopara gives Essex a slender advantage over Kent going into final day
7:38pm Monday 9th June 2014
England all-rounder Ravi Bopara's 162 helped edge Essex into a slender first-innings lead on a rain-hit third day of the LV= County Championship Division Two match with Kent, where Mitchell Claydon fought back with five wickets.
Buoyant Billy batters Boreham to kickstart Nag 1s season...at last
7:00am Monday 9th June 2014
NAVESTOCK and Ardleigh Green 1s finally got their season underway thanks to a one-man wonder show.
Kevin Pietersen fails to heed Ravi Bopara's warning as Essex get the better of Surrey in T20 Blast
10:17pm Friday 6th June 2014
Kevin Pietersen failed to heed Ravi Bopara's warning as his return to English cricket yielded five runs and Surrey were subjected to a five-wicket NatWest T20 Blast defeat by Essex.
James Foster not handed an England Test recall as Matt Prior returns
1:26pm Thursday 5th June 2014
ESSEX skipper James Foster has not won a recall to the England Test squad.
James Foster gives Essex the slight edge over Glamorgan after day two
8:34pm Monday 2nd June 2014
ESSEX wicketkeeper James Foster hit a fine 86 to steer to his side to a first-innings lead of 36 over Glamorgan on day two of their County Championship match at Chelmsford.
Reece Topley's six wickets help Essex forget about Monty Panesar's breach of discipline
7:15pm Sunday 1st June 2014
MONTY Panesar may have been absent through disciplinary reasons but Essex hardly stuggled without him with Reece Topley taking six wickets in his first championship match of the season against Glamorgan.
Monty Panesar dropped for failing to make Essex team meeting
5:05pm Sunday 1st June 2014
ESSEX dropped spinner Monty Panesar for their County Championship division two match against Glamorgan at Chelmsford after the England international failed to turn up for a team meeting.
Essex are thumped by Hampshire in T20 Blast
7:30am Saturday 31st May 2014
FORMER Essex batsman Owais Shah hit an unbeaten half-century to lead Hampshire to a thumping eight-wicket win over his former side in their T20 Blast match at The Rose Bowl on Friday night.
Hayley McLean's Commonwealth dream boosted by massive PB while Jessica Judd prepares for Oregon Diamond League
5:30pm Friday 30th May 2014
STANFORD-LE-HOPE hurdler Hayley McLean stunned herself by running the fastest time of her life in Belgium on Wednesday night – and if she can do the same in France tomorrow she has a real shot of making England's Commonwealth Games team.
James Foster has not had his head turned by speculation of England call-up
11:00am Friday 30th May 2014
JAMES Foster has not had his head turned by louder calls for England selectors to pick him for a busy summer of cricket.
Gareth Batty's career-best figures puts Essex on the back foot on day one against Surrey
8:13pm Sunday 25th May 2014
Gareth Batty finished with career-best figures of eight for 68 as Surrey bowled Essex out for 228 on day one of their County Championship Division Two encounter at Chelmsford.
Snooker ace Ali facing another battle with cancer
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SNOOKER ace Ali Carter has been diagnosed with a form of lung cancer.
Essex seal thrilling win over Glamorgan in T20 Blast
10:57pm Friday 23rd May 2014
Essex Eagles pulled off a dramatic victory over Glamorgan Dragons with two balls left of Friday night's T20 Blast South Division clash under the floodlights at the County Ground in Chelmsford.
Stand-in skipper Mark Pettini leads Essex to win in their first T20 Blast match of the season against Middlesex
3:13pm Saturday 17th May 2014
STAND-IN skipper Mark Pettini led Essex to a win in their first match of this year's T20 Blast against Middlesex at Lord's.
Jaik Mickleburgh and Greg Smith spearhead Essex fightback against Leicestershire
7:12pm Tuesday 6th May 2014
ESSEX battled back on day three with an impressive unbeaten partnership from Jaik Mickleburgh and Greg Smith to take a huge slice out of Leicestershire's first-innings lead of 152 at Chelmsford.
Danish Kaneria loses challenge to life-time ban
1:58pm Tuesday 6th May 2014
FORMER Essex and Pakistan cricketer Danish Kaneria, who was given a life ban after a disciplinary panel concluded that he had encouraged a team-mate to underperform, has lost a High Court fight with the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB).
Century has Ben Foakes feeling upbeat about his place in the Essex team
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BEN Foakes says hitting a career-best score has put him in a confident mood of retaining his place in the Essex starting line-up heading into the summer.
Graham Gooch's axing as England batting coach backed by Alastair Cook
9:09am Thursday 1st May 2014
ESSEX legend Graham Gooch has become the first casualty of the Peter Moores era after being dismissed from his job as England batting coach.
DIVING: Rebecca wins bronze
7:22pm Wednesday 30th April 2014
REBECCA Gallantree insists things are building nicely for this summer's Commonwealth Games after securing a surprise Diving World Series bronze alongside replacement 3m synchro partner Hannah Starling.
FOOTBALL: Chelmer take home the cup
7:19pm Wednesday 30th April 2014
A STUNNING fightback earned Chelmer Wanderers their first Essex Sunday Junior Trophy silverware after coming from 4-1 behind to beat AFC Colchester on penalties.
CLARETS: City secure their league status
7:17pm Wednesday 30th April 2014
CHELMSFORD City's management duo, Mark Hawkes and Steve Smith, want to see the Clarets "fighting it out at the right end of the table" next season after making sure of the club's Skrill South status with a game to spare.
FOOTBALL: Final is decided
7:16pm Wednesday 30th April 2014
ATHLETICS: Athletic success
7:14pm Wednesday 30th April 2014
CHELMSFORD AC's teenagers may have finished bottom of the table at their UK Development League match at Newham, but there were still a number of fine performances to put smiles on the team managers' faces.
BOXING: Defeat a surprise
7:13pm Wednesday 30th April 2014
A CONTROVERSIAL points decision went against Chelmsford boxer Lewis Meason on Saturday.
CRICKET: Mixed start to the competitive season for Chelmsford
7:12pm Wednesday 30th April 2014
BASEBALL: Redbacks beat champs
7:10pm Wednesday 30th April 2014
THE Essex Redbacks bounced back from a tough loss in the opening game of the season to beat the defending national champions London Metros 5-4 in an enthralling match to start their 2014 season.
Sofia's number one after her wins
7:04pm Wednesday 30th April 2014
CHELMSFORD schoolgirl Sofia De Martin has been named the number one fencer in the East of England.
Mighty Ben Foakes' highest score gets Essex on track against Gloucester
7:48pm Tuesday 29th April 2014
BEN Foakes chalked up the highest score of his career as Essex took control against Gloucestershire at the County Ground.
Alastair Cook: Essex promotion push could hinge on players staying fit
3:19pm Thursday 24th April 2014
ALASTAIR Cook says Essex's promotion hopes this season could rest on steering clear of injuries.
Alastair Cook shows form with classy century as Essex draw with Surrey
6:04pm Wednesday 23rd April 2014
ALASTAIR Cook showed his form with his second County Championship century of the season as Essex batted out a draw with Surrey at The Oval.
DIVING: Rebecca back in London
11:59am Wednesday 23rd April 2014
CHELMSFORD'S Rebecca Gallantree simply cannot wait to return to the scene of her London 2012 exploits – but she admits it won't be the same without partner Alicia Blagg.
CLARETS: Seventh heaven for City
11:58am Wednesday 23rd April 2014
MICHAEL Cheek hit four goals as Chelmsford City took a giant leap towards beating the drop with a 7-1 thrashing of Tonbridge Angels.
FOOTBALL: Local football results
11:56am Wednesday 23rd April 2014
DOMINOS: Chequers' fall short
11:54am Wednesday 23rd April 2014
THE Chequers' hopes of an all-Felsted final in the Ridley League Dominoes Cup were torpedoed as their A team, four times winners, were undone just one step short.
Rugby: Memorial match to be played for cancer victim
11:52am Wednesday 23rd April 2014
CHELMSFORD Rugby Football Club will be holding a memorial match on Saturday in memory of Robin Smylie, who died last month, after battling cancer.
CRICKET: Season starts well for Chelmsford with friendly wins
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- Before digital (and outside of Polaroids), photography was filled with such forced perspective. No matter how quickly you worked, it was common for hours—if not days, weeks, or longer—to pass between seeing the image through the viewfinder and reviewing it in the darkroom. Digital technology scrunches these slow, drawn-out processes together.
Some more archival shots, from my LOMO-LCA 35mm
From my Lomo-LCA camera, which is currently being used as a second 35mm film camera, in 1/2 frame mode. As a 1/2 frame camera, a 24 shot roll turns into 48 shots a 36 roll 72, needless to say I haven't put all that much film though it in the year or two I've had it. I don't see this as a problem, it allows some serendipitous results like these and these from Paris in 2011
Loading a 1960s model Hasselblad back
So, I recently bought a second back for my Hasselblad 500cm. My first back was an 80s model and very straight forward to load. The second back however was a 63 [Serial #TPXXXX] model and was completely different to the back I was used to. Thankfully I found this video after spending an hour or two trying to nut it out. Only lost 2 rolls of film in the process! God I love the internet!
DODGE AND BURN [follow this tumblr NOW!]
DODGE AND BURN is a Tumblr for George Eastman House, International Museum of Photography and Film
Painters and sculptors are well known for their approach to making art and using materials, processes and approaches to pare back their objects and ideas to their most simplest. But what of photographers? Why do they not choose this path? I'm going to paraphrase Joel Meyewrwitz here as he justifies his move from black and white to colour 35mm film to an 8x10 film camera. "If colour describes more, then why not use larger film?"
I however am trying to find a tool that does the opposite, describes less, in a way though that it still resembles a photograph, in all the controversial ways photographs affect us. Think Barthes' punctum here.
I spend a lot of time making pictures with a variety of cameras, the smallest one is basically a USB stick with a crude lens and a shutter, and an on off switch. Then there is my iPhone, and with two 35mm film cameras I carry everywhere. One of these cameras is a lomo. I use it in 1/2 frame mode. I may take several months to put a roll of film through it. It gets pulled in and and out of my bag on a whim. When I eventually process the film, I get to see and remember things I had photographed. Occaisonally there are strange serendipitous connections between images. Here's a few examples from 2012.
Where has time gone?
Well the last time I posted was last year. It seems however like an eternity ago. The reasons I guess for anyone who cares is that, well I have been busy.
My 'empty shops' series is moving a head in leaps and bounds, I have even even deliberately gone out in search of potential subject matter, which has proved to be quite successful. However, I am still thinking over my response to the terms of service issue that instagram created late last year. What has happened somewhat fortuitously is flickr launched a new mobile app that FINALLY brings the complete experience to the iPhone. Consequently I have been uploading that series directly to flickr. Currently I am at about 45 images with more to dribble in slowly over the coming days and weeks. I have also 'locked my account down' to make it private as one early tech journalist speculated that images that were set this way would be safe from the ravages of
Zuckerberginstagram after the new terms of service took affect; we will see, shall we?
In other news. This summer I have FINALLY gotten off my sorry arse and hauled myself into my darkroom and made some prints for a couple of possible exhibitions next year; watch this space.
Summer and darkroom! I hear some of you exclaim? Well the light here in Australia is a total dog's breakfast from about 9:00 am to 3:00pm. This year I've managed to bite the bullet and get into the relative coolness of the space and have a tinker and splash. Which in hindsight makes me realise I am a little rusty with my skills, so I need to get back in there some more. Again; watch this space. However I am reminded of how reflecting back over old work as contacts one can draw new ideas and inspiration even 15 plus years after the shutter was tripped. An approach I have yet to quite integrate with digital.
- In another decade or two I think we'll understand the exact nature of this fundamental change in photography," says Burley. "How will this change our idea of the photograph as document, evidence or imprint of the real world? How will these changes affect the ways we capture, collect and store our personal and collective visual histories? What impact will these changes have on photography as an art form, a social or political tool, as a form of reportage? While my work doesn't attempt to answer these questions directly I hope it at least provides a record and interpretation of photography at this significant moment in the medium's history.


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"If everyone thought the way I did - I would be a fool not to."......
I like nothing better than to sit back, put on a DVD of 80's climbing fashions and relax with a nice glass of Cillit Bang, lost in the purple fug of Troll Jesters and those pink We Went Climbing T shirts.
In fact, a couple of days ago I found a rip in the space time continuum and using this wormhole in space I regularly nip to and from 7th century East Anglia, 1930's Berlin and a week last Tuesday. I do all this whilst accompanied by a tapir called Colin and pangolin named Barry. We used to have a coypu called Jenny but she was eaten by a viking in Aldeburgh.
I am a good friend of Stilton Cheesewright, inventor of the left handed mallion and Hoxton Singlespeed, formerly of HMP Pentonville and now the Bishop of Worcester.
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Best Climbing Experience
I hope it is yet to come but it ranges from epics like the mental storm that caught us on the North East Buttress, to long lazy summer evenings up at Rylstone, cold, sharp gritstone days up on Higgar Tor to hunkering down for 3 days sleeping out a storm while solo on Chopiqualci.
Favourite Climbing-Related Discussion Topic
Mostly esoteric Alpine routes in places nobody has ever heard of or just long chats in pubs about the rich history of climbing. It is much more fun to waffle on about the importance of climbers like Robin Smith, Colin Kirkus, Bill Tilman and Pete Livesey than whether Much Fumbling on the Wolds gets 8c or 9a.
Recent Postings
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Interests Outside Climbing
I have an increasing collection of bikes and have been doing a lot of racing and training over the last couple of years, racing in various crits, 3 Days of Wessex, 5 days around Mont Blanc. The mountain bike is getting used more and more.
Middle eastern politics, general history and trying to learn Farsi and French but not realy succeeding.
and my lost cause - a season ticket at Bradford City.
About My Photography
I used to use an OM10 with my own dark room but have not used a SLR in anger for over 15 years. So, I spunked me some cash and got one of the new G1 micro DSLR ad I a re-learning. Must admit, I am really enjoying it and prefer to concentrate on composition than post piccie editing. I have a liking for sport, architecture and more challenging landscape. Mind you, most of it is shite.
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Anything Else We Should Know
All badgers are left handed, dogs can't look up and life is just a game and there are many ways to play and all you do is choose.
Life is always shades of grey and it happens while you are making plans, which never survive first contact anyway.
Sometimes, good men do bad things.
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Trad - E3
Sport - 7a
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Trollers Ghyll - old skool bolts
Grit (quarried)
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Dicky Dunns
I Climb...
All over the world
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All sorts. Lots of weird and esoteric gubbins
Don Juan at Tilberthwaite (boltless)
Bowfell Buttress - winter
Malice in Wonderland
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IF DEC. 9 IS YOUR BIRTHDAY: Actress Felicity Huffman (1962) shares your birthday. You are a romantic adventurer, even heroic at times. You are active, dynamic and enjoy the attention of others, although you might have been quiet as a child. Family is important to you, which is why you care for and protect your loved ones. You have a strong imagination and wonderful fantasy life. Your year ahead is the beginning of an exciting, fresh new cycle.
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◆TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Relations with groups (classes, meetings, coffee klatches or large conferences) will go well. You might impress someone older or richer. People view you as being practical, grounded and yet, at the same time, optimistic and encouraging.
◆GEMINI (May 21-June 20): You will make a great impression on anyone in a position of authorit. (Bosses, parents, teachers, VIPs and the police.) Whatever you do might ultimately lead to a better job or an increase in your earnings. Use this day to your advantage.
◆CANCER (June 21-July 22): This is an excellent day to make travel plans or explore opportunities in higher education, publishing, the media, medicine and the law. You might do this on behalf of your kids or for a vacation or both. You're enthusiastic about expanding your world, especially because it looks possible.
◆LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): You will feel pleased with yourself if you tackle red-tape details like paying bills and organizing papers related to shared property, taxes and debt. Leos can really burn through money, but they love to pay their bills because contrary to what some might think, they hate being in debt.
◆VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Conversations with partners and close friends will be successful. Others might join in to expand your ideas. Nevertheless, you will keep everyone on track in a realistic, practical way. You see big possibilities, but you also see the drawbacks. Smart!
◆LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): Oh joy! This is a productive day for you. Relations with others are excellent, especially bosses and VIPs. Everyone wants to sit at your table. And while you gather your fans around you, you will impress them with your practical money savvy. Well done!
◆SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): This is a great day for those of you involved in sports, working with children, or anything to do with show business, the hospitality industry and the entertainment world. Enjoy schmoozing and promoting your talents. It's a flirtatious day as well.
◆SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Family discussions, especially with female members, will go well. You are encouraged by the financial and practical support of others, which allows you to go forward with some private plans you have. (Always nice to have something on the side.)
◆CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Your communication skills are tops. Because you are friendly and enthusiastic, others will enjoy your company and want to hear what you say. In turn, you will impress them with long-range ideas about the future for yourself and others.
◆AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): This is a strong day for business and commerce. You will impress people in authority, like your boss. You might also do something that bodes well not only for you but for others at work. Work-related travel is a strong possibility, too. You feel successful.
◆PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): This is an excellent day for you because you are enjoying a wonderful balance between happy optimism and enthusiasm versus down-to-earth practicality and common sense. For whatever reason — today you have it all. Ain't life grand? This is the perfect day to make travel plans for a vacation or romantic getaway.


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RAJPUTS PLACES(Thikana) AND THERE GOTRAS
Important branches of Suryavanshi Rajputs
Branch Location Gotra Kuldevi
Suryavanshi UP & Uttranchal Kashyap Chandika
Raghuvanshi UP, Bihar, Raj,MP Kashyap,Vasistha Kalika
Nimivansha Bihar Vasishtha Chandika
Nagvanshi Jharkhand, Orissa,MP Kashyap Chandika
Gohil Vansha Gujarat, Rajasthan Kashyap Vanmata
Rathore Bihar, Rajasthan Kashyap, Gautam Vindhyavasini
Gautam Bihar,UP Gautam
Parmar Bihar,UP,MP Vashishtha Durga
Kachwaha Bihar, UP,Rajasthan Gautam Mangala
Parihar UP, MP, Rajasthan Kashyap Chamunda
Gaud UP,MP,Rajasthan Bhardwaj Mahakali
Chauhan Bihar,UP,Haryana Vatsa Shakambhari
Vaishya UP,Bihar Bhardwaj Kalika
Pundir UP,Gujrat,Rajasthan Paulsatya Dadhimata
Dixit Gujrat,UP,Bihar Kashyap Chandi
Kaushik UP,Bihar Kaushik
Bisen UP,Bihar Prashar
Important branches of Chandravanshi Rajputs
Branches Location Gotra Kuldevi
Somvansha UP,Bihar,Punjab Aatri Mahalaxmi
Puruvansha UP Bhardwaj Chandi
Haridwar UP Bhargawa
Kuruvansha Bihar,UP Bhardwaj Bandi
Drahhuvansha Tripura,Assam Aatri Mahalaxmi
Bhriguvansha UP Bhargava
Bhativansha Bihar,Rajasthan Aatri Mahalaxmi
Chandel Bihar,UP,Himachal Chandraya,Vatsa Mahadevi
Jhala Gujrat,Rajasthan Kashyap Mahakali
Solanki Guj,Rajashthan,Bihar Bhardwaj Chandi
Sengar Bihar,UP Gautam Vindhyavashini
- rajput surnames
- rajput caste surnames list
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- rajput caste surnames
- rajputs surnames
- suryavanshi rajput
- list of rajput surnames
- rajput surname
- gotra of rajputs
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5 Comments for this entry
Prem Nath Chauhan
October 29th, 2012 on 5:23 am
Uniting chauhans is a rewarded operation. Congrat for this.
December 31st, 2012 on 6:14 pm
Please do my favor to provide information of origin of a type of Saryal Rajput.in sandal gotra and surya vansa
Preraksih Parmar
February 18th, 2014 on 4:04 am
Kindly provide the details for "Important Branches for Agnivanshi Rajputs" as mentioned above.
Thanks in advance.
Jai Mataji
Shubhankar singh
April 25th, 2014 on 1:30 am
Jai mata ji ki sa…please help me …main ek PALIWAL Rajput hu aur ek Bais Rajput ladaki se pyar karta hu wo bhi mujhse shadi karna chahati hai kya ye possible hai


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sketchbook homework form my morning class
Had to resize them
#paint #acrylic #hamlet
underpainting #acrylic
Company of Wolves. Acrylic. 2013
Calling it quits for now, have to move on to the album cover assignment!
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Painting homework I had to do for class today. Panda i'm painting in my mid term


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A Rich 3D Calendar widget, which not only looks cool but also is very functional:
Upgraders: if widget no longer displays, please check [write direct] in settings.
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* Display events from your devices Calendar (requires
Google's Android calendar to be installed)
* Display events like birthdays and anniversaries from you contact list.
* In the detailed view of each item, open your favorite calendar app or Google navigator(when available) and navigate to the location of your event.
* Display the attendee and open his/hers contact information.
* Display's the current date and week number.
* Each day of the week has it's own color, which makes it easy to distinct event days
How to navigate:
* Tap on the left half of the widget will display previous event.
* Tap on the right half of the widget will display the next event.
* Tap in the center to open the detailed view window
* After the last event it jumps to the front, so it cycles.
* Tap on the date will jump to the next upcoming event.
Changes in and new functionality in v1.7.0
* colored indicator of what calender the item is from
* Added action bar in info view.
* new icons
* improved info view color scheme
Changes in and new functionality in v1.6.0
* Display events like birthday or anniversary from your contacts
Changes in and new functionality in v1.5.1
* Fix for displaying wrong date on all day items on some devices
* Textual improvements
* Choose the app to launch when clicked on calendar short from detail view.
Changes in and new functionality in v1.5.0
* configuration screen, change your widget configuration through the details window. Do refresh by tapping top after changing.
* Displaying attendees and quick contact badge
* bug reporting.
* minor fixes
Added new functionality in v1.4.0
* Added a detailed view when clicked on the center item
* Open Google Calendar from detailed view (if available)
* Open Google Navigator from detailed view (if available)
Recently added functionality v1.3.0:
* Display time in other formats
* Display days that contain no items, looks cooler!
* 4x2 homescreen widget
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Nice app, would like more themes
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The Truth-O-Meter Says:
White House Political Director Patrick Gaspard once served as the "right-hand man" for Bertha Lewis, who heads up ACORN.
Steve Doocy on Tuesday, September 29th, 2009 in on Fox and Friends
Beck and others repeat claim that White House Political Director Patrick Gaspard was once the political director for Bertha Lewis, chief organizer of ACORN
Here's another example of lying to prop up a false argument. Read the full story on PolitiFact here.
At this rate, ACORN will be linked to the war in Afghanistan, and the Samoan earthquake.


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Hoi An- "Buy Something"
If Hoi An had a motto, it would be "Buy Something." "Come My Shop" would run a close second. "Where You From?" would be the town byline, but merely as a means to lead back to motto #1. Here, everyone's a tout and the town easily puts all other Vietnamese cities to shame. Clothes, shoes, water puppets- everything's up for sale. We never inquired about a "Serta genuine" Hoi An baby, but I have no doubts that if we had, Ben and I would be bringing the newest Chiu-Maes back to New York…at a pretty penny. Flatterers of the greatest persuasion at first, vendors quickly turned sour and pouty when we expressed disinterest in making a purchase. The truth was, by this junction of our trip, we were more than a little wary of getting fleeced by swindlers left and right. The Great Scam List was already a kilometer long and we were barely a third of our way done with our journey. While the offenders were primarily those connected to the tourism industry-tour operators, vendors, xe oms and cabbies- one unfortunate episode at a local coffee joint made us lose faith in the country as a whole. (Melodramatic? Yes, but enough was enough.) As we had done at every city, we quickly adopted a local coffee joint as our go-to caffeine fixer upper, frequenting the spot once or twice a day, everyday. No menus, only stools- this was one of our favorite rituals. Upon the third visit to "our" coffee joint in Hoi An, a worker- perky & cute as a button- quoted us double what we had paid each of the other times. We were incensed that she would cheat us out of one of the few pure, untainted experiences we had. We refused to pay her exaggerated quote and when another employee stepped in, she relented. Picturesque as Hoi An was, Ben and I were ready to move on.
Hoi An's 2 saving graces:
1. We took a cooking class that was quite entertaining. Beyond how to make fresh rice paper and claypot eggplant, our instructor, a beanpole of a man with a dry wit about him, provided one bit of great illumination. Apparently, "yum" translates to "horny" in Vietnamese. Yum indeed.
2. The food was quite delicious. Hoi An is known for cau lau, a noodle supposedly made only from the Bai Le well in Hoi An. Whether that was hocus pocus or not, the dish itself was only okay. Tastier eats included:
- Mi Quang- A noodle dish from the Quang Nam province. We had the mi ca loc, noodles in a turmeric broth with a spiced fish and mi luon, fried eel noodles.
- Bup Chuoi Tron- A salad with sliced banana flower, onion, mint, pork, shrimp and roasted peanuts. We ate this at a riverside shack and washed it down with a couple of beers.
- Banh Trang Nuong- A crispy rice cracker eaten with most everything.
- Banh Mi- We had foregone all the versions up north, in anticipation for the famed sandwiches of the south. A stand by the main market made the wait well-deserved. A novel and delicious topping that we never saw in the States- shredded, dried calamari.


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SALT LAKE CITY (August 1, 2007) – Former WBC top contender and unbeaten heavyweight "Baby" Joe Mesi takes another step towards his goal of a world title shot on August 18 against veteran Sherman "The Tank" Williams in the 10-round co-main event on the "Pinnacle FiteNite" pay-per-view show at the South Towne Exposition Center in Sandy, Utah.
The other 10-round co-main event on "Pinnacle FiteNite," the pro boxing pay-per-view series emanating for a wide variety of venues, promoted by C.A.M. Boxing, Inc. in association with Sports and Entertainment Media, Inc. and Gotham Boxing, pits Samoan knockout specialist David "Tuaman" Tua, ranked No. 12 by the WBC, against Mexican heavyweight champion Saul "La Cobra" Montana.
Russian-born unbeaten heavyweight prospect Roman Greenberg, the No. 11 rated European heavyweight who was raised in Israel and lives in England, faces former WBO heavyweight title challenger "Dangerous" Damon Reed in a 10-round Special Heavyweight Attraction.
Mesi (35-0, 28 KOs), known as Buffalo's third sports franchise, has defeated former world champion Vassiliy Jirov and past world heavyweight title contenders DaVarryl Williamson and Monte Barrett. Injuries suffered against Jirov, however, led to Mesi's license being pulled and two years of inactivity before he was medically cleared to fight again. "Baby Joe" has won all six of his "comeback" fights, three by knockout, but he's up against his toughest foe since Jirov in Williams.
"Every fight is now the most important with all of the controversy surrounding me and I'm sure a lot of people will be watching to see I'm the fighter I used to be," Mesi said. "I'm done with my so-called tune-ups and people will be sitting on the edges of their seats to see if I'm better or worse against Sherman Williams, who is extremely durable and my next step up. I had two years off doing nothing. That's a long time. I'm getting in shape and my timing's coming back, finally feeling like the fighter I was. In my last fight (April 14, WKO1 vs, Ron Johnson), I outclassed my opponent, but, physically I felt good. I'll be in good shape for Sherman Williams to show people I'm the fighter I was.
"The goal has always been to win the world heavyweight championship. I was inactive and dropped out of the ratings. Now, I'm taking steps and the next is to be rated in the top 10, taken seriously like before and, hopefully, I'll get a title shot in 2008. I've always defended the heavyweight division. It's not easy to win in, lacking only a superstar like Tyson, the old Holyfield or Holmes. There's no one star that's a dominating force. I'm not the best boxer in the world, but I have a little more to offer than some others in that generate fans, excitement, money, and I am an American."
Williams (33-10-2, 19 KOs), the reigning NBA heavyweight title-holder from The Bahamas, has won his last eight fights dating back two years (8-0, 4 KOs). "The Tank" has defeated former world champion Alfred "Ice" Cole, fought a draw with world heavyweight title challenger Jameel McCline, and took present WBA heavyweight champion Ruslan Chagaev the full distance in Germany.
"I'm takin' it to Mesi," Williams warned. "I have a picture of Joe Mesi in my mind and he looks like Josh Gutcher did when I fought him (devastating 1st round KO). I'm going to make it short and sweet so any critics won't have too much to write about other than Tank Williams KO's Joe Mesi in a great fight. They (Team Mesi) made the offer and I took it for the opportunity value. I'm going to take him out. With Mesi's size, unless he's changed, he won't run.
"When I knock him out, the last thing I want to hear is that Mesi was damaged goods. I'm a Christian; I don't want to hurt anybody and I pray for both fighters. Similar things (health issues) were said about Evander Holyfield and he's looked great in his last two fights. We're going to have a great fight on August 18 and I'm going to knockout Joe Mesi."
Tua (47-3-1, 40 KOs), who went the distance against undisputed heavyweight champion Lennox Lewis in 2000, has stopped 40 of his 47 victims including current WBC champion Oleg Maskaev as well as former world title-holders John Ruiz, Hasim Rahman and Michael Moorer. Montana (48-14, 42 KOs) has been tested by the iron such as world champions James Toney, Virgil Hill, and Jirov.
Former WBO heavyweight title challenger Jeremy "Half-Man, Half-Amazing" Williams (41-5-1, 35 KOs), coming back one division lighter as a cruiserweight after being inactive the past 2 ˝ years, largely due to his involvement as a coach on The Contender reality television series and as a mixed martial arts fighter, tangles with Salt Lake City favorite Gary "Pit Bill" Gomez (18-8-1, 7 KOs) in an eight-round bout.
Also scheduled to fight on the Aug. 18th undercard is undefeated New York City middleweight prospect Peter "Kid Chocolate" Quillin (13-0, 11 KOs) and Las Vegas high-profile defense attorney Marc "The Defender" Saggese (2-0, 2 KOs). All bouts and fighters are subject to change.
The Aug. 18th Pinnacle FiteNite event will be produced by 21 Lakes and distributed by Integrated Sports. The 3-hour, four-bout minimum Pinnacle FiteNite show will be available live on Aug. 18 at 9:00 PM ET/6:00 PM PT on both cable and satellite PPV via iN Demand, DirecTV and TVN, as well as live in Canada via satellite PPV on Bell Expressvue, for a suggested retail price of $24.95.
Tickets, priced at $35.00, $50.00 and $75.00, are on sale and available at www.smithstix.com, South Towne Exposition Center box office, and local outlets. For additional information go to www.pinnaclefitenite.com
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We survived yet another holiday, rather unscathed albeit with lighter wallets. Sucked into the consumer industrial complex, we have fulfilled our shopping list for friends and family. Now it's time to treat ourselves. Our Holiday Gift Guide has been filled with goodness from largely indie designers and artisans, and for this last Guide posting, we want to give a shout out to these tradespeople who help keep Needles+Sins running.
An advertiser who has been getting a lot of media attention is MIR Russian Criminal Tattoo Apparel, not just for their sexy clothing but for the info they offer on all the tattoo designs featured on their shirts, dresses, jackets and accessories. Check out their newest ShtrafBat military line.
Offering an extensive selection of plugs and ear stretching jewelry at a low cost is Ear Gauges, run by a group of people who are a part of our community looking to promote safe and beautiful body adornment. [I'm wearing their organic spotted wood plugs right now.] Also check their forums on healing and aftercare.
And of course we love our trouble makers Father Panik Industries, who have been kicked out and banned from a number of indie markets for their blasphemy, particularly in the form of their brass knuckle rosaries. Their latest rosary piece is the hand-carved, sterling silver tattoo machine charm on semi-precious stones shown above.
So hit them up and show some self-love for making it through another Festivus.
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Very cool to find BoingBoing's feature on MIR, the Russian criminal tattoo fashion company and Needles & Sins advertisers. [Many of you thought it was cool too, and we thank you for sending in the link.] In that post, co-owner Roman Belenky discusses his experience growing up in Russia surrounded by the tattoos and what inspired him to start the clothing line, which I thought was pretty interesting. Here's a taste from that part:
I was working in a tattoo shop and started noticing more and more people were coming in with the [Russian Criminal Tattoo] Encyclopaedia and asking to get an image from the books. We turned them away mostly because the shop was owned by Russians and we didn't think it was a good idea to tattoo most of the stuff from the books on someone that knows close to nothing about that world and sub-culture. At that time I thought it would be cool if I could offer those people a T-shirt with the image as a sort of "consolation prize." Plus a part of me also wanted to spread this fascinating Russian underground art to more people.On MIR's site and on their Etsy pages, they offer explanations of each design, although some like the one below don't really need much explaining. What the BoingBoing article doesn't mention is their new SHTRAFBAT military-inspired line where most of the items are vintage or reconstructed military surplus clothing silk screened or altered with the Russian designs. You can hit them up by clicking the banner of the right.
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With the new Russian mob doc, Thieves By Law, causing some buzz at the Tribeca Film festival, criminal tattoos are back on the A List. Inspired by their symbolism, The Daily Tribeca came up with their own tattoo interpretations for the "Hollywood Gulag" with a little help from NYC tattooist Daniel Albrigo. It made me giggle.
Check Gawker for the larger version of this illustrated guide.
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Having just written about Holocaust tattoos, I became curious about forced tattooing beyond Auschwitz. Hitler created nothing. His greatest evil was applying ancient barbaric practices to his time. Mass murder, extermination camps, frenzied national pride and race-baiting are tools of the past. So, too, is forced tattooing.
Scholars argue whether the branding of concentration camp victims was an organizational tool, meant only to expedite his far greater crimes, or if it was part of the victimization. Indeed, the process of tattooing to differentiate, degrade and dehumanize is a practice as ancient as the beginning of religion itself.
Imagine yourself in Rome. Your Emperor is sleeping with his horse, quite literally, and drinking virgin blood out of a golden goblet. You, on the other hand, are living in squalor, burning in the unrelenting sun and suffering the perversions of poverty. So, you steal, and if caught, you are tattooed as punishment, permanently marked as a criminal. As Maarten Hesselt van Dinter writes on Mundurucu.com of forced tattooing:
"Their purpose was control and they were used to identify gladiators, soldiers, prisoners and slaves. Tattooing specific groups with clearly visible signs made monitoring their movements easier. From the fourth century, Roman recruits were tattooed with the emblems of their units. Apart from their administrative use, according to Plato, tattoos were also used as punishment. Another reason was humiliation."
Read more of Maarten's writing on tattoo history worldwide (with images and designs) in his brilliant book The World of Tattoo: An Illustrated History.
The same occurred in the 17h century of Japan, where serious criminals were marked on their arms and foreheads with various symbols representing their crimes and places of origin.
The same has happened forever amongst warring tribes of native peoples about which our own scholarship only prevents us from truly recognizing the power they conveyed through forced corporal manipulation.
Even when the criminal classes began to adopt their markings as signs of status, the punishment of forced tattooing remained. Russian inmates, most notable of all prisoners for their extensive and evolved physical hieroglyphics, would brand informants, snitches and homosexuals with unwanted tattoos. Say what you will about criminals, but many have a rigid moral order and a strong sense of visiting justice upon those who violate it. That they choose to use tattoos to stigmatize is proof of its power.
In the last few years and much closer to home, there has been a very public increase in acknowledging the forced inking against marginalized and under protected minorities. THIS STORY from Singapore, and THIS STORY from China describe tattooing as a form of domestic violence. THIS STORY describes an instance of child abuse that is not rare enough.
And so the practice continues, in our jails and neighbors' homes, taking what we celebrate as art and debasing it as infliction.
This post is not meant as a comprehensive academic overview, but a brief look at tattoo history that is not decorative but punitive. Those with more information on forced tattooing are welcome to share their thoughts in the comments.
First up in the N+S Holiday Gift Guide are local Brooklyn, NYC clothing designers who pay tribute to tattoos of the prison kind.
Check out Russian Criminal Tattoo apparel.
Roman Belenky, co-owner of the company, whose father bares marks from his own time as a prisoner in Russia, has redrawn many of the traditional symbols from the 50s and 60s and exhibits them on quality American Apparel tees, hoodies, and dresses. Roman is quick to point out on his Etsy store that none of the designs are affiliated with any criminal organization or code. So you won't get your ass kicked in Brighton Beach.
The coolest part is that the stories behind the designs are found on each product page. For example, the Lenin portrait with BOP underneath comes with this explanation:
"This particular one was a popular anti-authority tattoo but it has double meaning as do many other tattoos from that era. The letters underneath Lenin spell VOR, the Russian word for thief (which Lenin definitely was). But the letters are also an acronym that stand for Leader of October Revolution. So if an inmate was hassled by administration, he could always state that he was just really patriotic."
I have the "Free Woman" dress in black symbolizing "a woman that did not belong to any gang and followed only her own rules inside and outside of prison." It washes great and the silk-screening stays fresh.
You can custom make your own Russian Criminal Tattoo clothes as well. Check out the designs available here, choose a fave or faves and the item you want them on, and you'll get a price quote back.
And the prices are VERY reasonable, especially considering they print on American Apparel. Tees will run you about $20, dresses $35, and hoodies (front, back and sleeve design) for $50.
For design, quality, price and cool concept, Russian Criminal Tattoo apparel is our first Holiday Gift Guide pick.
* Alix Lambert's The Mark of Cain DVD
* Also by Lambert, Russian Prison Tattoos paperback
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Incorporating creative programming and alternative venues, the Aesthetica Short Film Festival (ASFF) is the latest addition to the film festival circuit. To celebrate the launch of ASFF, we are running a series of interviews with the filmmakers throughout October. Here you can find out more about what motivates our filmmakers, and ASFF will give you the opportunity to experience their short films first hand. To watch these films, visit the Aesthetica Short Film Festival (ASFF) website to purchase your ticket. We have a limited number of Early-Bird weekend tickets available for £15. Don't miss your opportunity to experience short film in the historic city of York.
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Presented by Aesthetica Magazine, the Aesthetica Short Film Festival (ASFF) incorporates creative programming and alternative venues. As the latest addition to the British film festival circuit, ASFF offers a unique experience within the festival landscape, bringing new and innovative cinema to visitors in one of Britain's best-loved cities, using its iconic, public and hidden spaces as a backdrop.
The Primacy of Drawing | Jerwood Drawing Prize | Jerwood Space | London
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The Jerwood Drawing Prize has run since 1994, and is currently exhibited in the Jerwood Space in London, after it will tour nationally to venues including Bay Art Gallery, Cardiff and the Burton Art Gallery & Museum, Bideford and will then tour to other locations across the country. The entrants must have been pleased to know who was on the panel this year, particularly Rachel Whiteread who recently had an exhibition of her own drawings at Tate Britain, and must then have spent considerable time contemplating the practice of drawing. The directors of White Cube and Whitechapel made up the other two judging positions, as the heads of two institutions at the forefront of contemporary art, these also would be expected to make bold and insightful choices.
The Joy of Energy | Abraham Cruzvillegas: Autoconstruccion | Modern Art Oxford
Text by Matt Swain
Abraham Cruzvillegas (b.1968, Mexico City) is an artist and writer who works predominantly in sculpture, using found materials to explore specific local areas in a social and economic context. He studied under Gabriel Orozco from 1987 to 1991 and was a central participant in a new wave of conceptual art in Mexico City during the late 1980s and 90s.
An Interpretative and Investigative Angle | Shahidul Alam: My Journey as a Witness | Wilmotte Gallery at Lichfield Studios | London
"If you're not making certain people uncomfortable by your presence, you must be doing something wrong. The struggle for change is a never-ending process that requires you to be constantly alert, and forever swimming against the current. It is a lonely, stressful, tiring and immensely gratifying journey." Shahidul Alam
A retrospective of the ground-breaking photographer, writer, teacher and activist Shahidul Alam will take place at the Wilmotte Gallery, Lichfield Studios this autumn. The exhibition will introduce to London a dynamic figure, who has been largely responsible for the development of photography in the Indian Subcontinent. Alam's eagerly awaited new book (Skira Press), My Journey as a Witness, will launch simultaneously. It includes more than 100 images that retrace the artistic and visual journey of one of the most significant figures in documentary photography.
The Neo-Modern Myth | Nicolas Ruston | Propensity Modelling | Hay Hill Gallery | London.
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Nicolas Ruston (b.1975) is a British artist and sculptor, most recognised for his silicone and mixed media works, which explore the notion of artificial manipulation. Ruston's work is concerned with collective beliefs and shared verbal and visual narratives in relation to the mass media and its version of reality. Referencing the notion of artificial manipulation, science fiction, robotics and cloning techniques. His new body of work quietly attempts to draw out the complexities surrounding the packaging of DNA sequences and its value as commodity. Ruston's new show hosted by Hay Hill Gallery will see fiction and reality mingle as the miracles of modern science and the horror of science fiction become one, as creatures are born into a neo-modern myth.
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October is one of the busiest months for art, with all the fairs and exhibitions on the horizon; I'm looking forward to making some discoveries and seeing some new works. On another note, in November, we are launching the inaugural Aesthetica Short Film Festival (ASFF). This international event will screen 150 films in 15 venues across the beautiful and historic city of York along with a host of master classes and Q&As.ASFF brings a new offering to the boutique festival experience.
Postmodernism: Style & Subversion 1970-1990 | V&A | London
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"Why can't we be ourselves like we were yesterday?" ask New Order in their song Bizarre Love Triangle (1986). The Victoria & Albert Museum's new special exhibition Postmodernism: Style & Subversion 1970-1990 explores the recent past in design with two decades of hindsight. For many, the 1970s and 1980s are not too distant phases of his or her lifetime making this exhibition a retrospective of their youth, whereas for others, this exhibition highlights aspects of a period only recalled through history.


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