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The 16th International Cloud Expo announces that its Call for Papers is now open. 16th International Cloud Expo, to be held June 9–11, 2015, at the Javits Center in New York City brings together Cloud Computing, APM, APIs, Security, Big Data, Internet of Things, DevOps and WebRTC to one location. With cloud computing driving a higher percentage of enterprise IT budgets every year, it becomes increasingly important to plant your flag in this fast-expanding business opportunity. Submit your speaking proposal today!
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There are many different kinds of battles to be won as Suikotsu discovers...
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The man now known as Suikotsu sighed wearily. This fragile new personality which had recently emerged was wreaked with guilt over the atrocities his more violent one had recently committed on the battlefield. The sympathetic looks and lighthearted attempts at drawing him out by the taller and effeminate one of his new traveling companions only made him feel worse. In fact all he wanted to do was curl up in a ball and go to sleep and never wake up. Forcing himself to pay attention, Suikotsu listened to Jakotsu's strange account of his first battle.
"This one soldier was so cute; it was a shame to cut him up... At least he bled out slowly when I slit his throat," Jakotsu said. He sighed wistfully, before continuing, "And after awhile it got really boring so I just lay down and took a nap. Then Aniki-chan-"
"Jakotsu! How many times do I have to tell you that it's 'Oo-Aniki' not 'Aniki-chan?'"
"I don't know...?"
Suikotsu watched as Bankotsu growled softly and launched himself at the other boy, who uttered coy nonsense as he fought off the other's half-hearted attack. Suikotsu chuckled softly, their argument and resulting tussle, briefly pulling him from the depths of his depression.
The distraction was enough to give his violent side the strength he needed to wake up again. The blinding headache that accompanied that awakening forced him off his butt onto his knees. Gripping his head in his hands, Suikotsu leaned forward onto his elbows. He dimly heard the whispered voices of his companions, focusing only on the loud guttural cry he heard of agony, unaware it was coming from his own throat.
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"Control..." Suikotsu said simply.
"Yes, control over the other two me's." Suikotsu looked over at Bankotsu. "Now you don't have to worry about him waking up and hurting you, Oo-Aniki."
"Yeah..." Suikotsu thumped himself on the chest to give add weight to his words. "I, Suikotsu, am now strong enough to have the upper hand. So I, Suikotsu, will decide when the others may wake up and show themselves. And I, Suikotsu, swear to serve you with the utmost loyalty and to the best of my abilities."
"Okay..." Bankotsu said, clearly at a loss to understand this new side to the claw-bearer's personality despite his efforts to hide it.
But before Suikotsu knew what hit him, Jakotsu came over and held him close.
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If gay people don't use the phrase "I can't think straight around you" as a pick up line. I feel like we have missed a genuinely great opportunity.
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LOVE LOVE LOVE. My favourite math pick up line ever!!!
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Evita Smith's Sophisticated Spooky Decor
When Halloween grows near, there's three things we look forward to: 1. The Martha Stewart Living Halloween Edition, 2. A socially accepted excuse to stuff our pockets with Tootsie Rolls, and 3. Evita Smith's Sophisticated Spooky Decor. This year Evita's been busy making bats and other assorted crafts and the results are festive and fun.
When you think of Halloween decor, most things tend to go over the top. They feel festive and all, but a little commercial and Evita always seems to find a way around that. Most of the things in her displays are thrifted and given new life with a little paint or are common items used in unusual ways.
Make sure to check out all the different angles of this year's look above and check our post on her display from a few years back. It's always interesting to see some of the same things being used in different ways to give completely different look and feel.
You can find more of Evita over at The Happy Heathen where she's always making things feel slightly vintage, natural and glamorous all at the same time.
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How was I not aware of this? I've seen the light! (Or, err... the dark?)
yay! love her!
Thanks so much for your faith in me Sarah Rae! I posted a big 'Thank You' on my blog with a link to the expanded post, but I'll go ahead and post a link here as well.
i love this! i would definitely have a blast if a halloween bash was thrown there.
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What were the odds that so many Lodi-area residents will celebrate their birthdays on the most quirky of days — 11/11/11? The News-Sentinel knows of 18 such people.
But what may be the most amazing coincidence today is that three young girls actually turned 11 today — on 11/11/11.
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Drivers should take caution being in the middle of winter weather and prepare for bad roadways by checking their tyres. TyreSafe, a tyre safety charity, is encouraging drivers to begin a habit of making monthly checks to their tyre's condition as far as tread depth and pressure. Tyres are what keeps a car safely on the road and in winter time the condition of tyres is much more exaggerated as to safe or unsafe operation.


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Ended up linking a couple of E4's trending leftward while trying to climb the E2. Ultra epic. Relieved to find the jugs on the E2 finish!robin_hackney - 2nd O/S - 19/Jun/11 with Si
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James Stryker, PhD, assistant professor of management, will present his paper "Gender Differences in the Language of Leadership" at the 2013 Annual Convention of the Association for Psychological Science (APS). The convention will take place in Washington, D.C., from May 23 to 26.
This paper, which Stryker co-authored with Susan R. Stryker, MS, asks whether gender plays a role in the use of language at the executive leadership level. Previous research has found differences in the way women and men use language generally, but this is the first study to explore the issue among senior executives. From the abstract:
This exploratory research study begins by asking the question—are there gender differences in the use of language at the senior leadership level? This is an important question because, as [Y.R.] Tausczik and [J.W.] Pennebaker note, "The words we use in daily life reflect who we are and the social relationships we are in. This is neither a new nor surprising insight. Language is the most common and reliable way for people to translate their internal thoughts and emotions into a form that others can understand."
APS was founded in 1988 to promote, protect, and advance the interests of scientifically oriented psychology in research, application, teaching, and the improvement of human welfare. The Strykers will present their findings at the APS's 25th annual convention.


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After hearing about two women who gave up makeup for an entire two months, I'm still not quite sure if I'm up for the challenge. I am fairly confident that I'd be fine when I started, until the time came when I had to leave the house. At that point, I'm sure I'd run into the bathroom to stare at myself in the mirror to see just how awful I look without anything on my face.
But I wonder if I'd feel differently about the idea if there were no mirrors in my house? If I couldn't see myself, then I'd have nothing to criticize, right?
Today I read about a woman named Kjerstin Gruys, who went an entire year without looking in the mirror in the hopes of achieving a more positive image of herself. She didn't even sneak a peek before her own wedding! And I think she may have caught on to something amazing. Because living without mirrors sounds incredibly refreshing to me.
There are days where I absolutely hate having mirrors in every bathroom in the house. Because every time I pass one, I feel the need to check myself out and make sure my appearance is ok, and that seems so vain and ridiculous. And I'll also admit that the reflection I see has a major effect on my self esteem for sure.
If I'm having a great hair day and I'm very put-together, I feel confident and ready to take over the world. But if I look at myself first thing in the morning without a stitch of makeup on and total bedhead, I immediately start to take jabs at myself -- all because of what I see in that damn mirror.
And don't even get me started on the horrible things I say about myself right before I step in the shower. There have been days when I've even threatened to break the stupid piece of glass in the bathroom because it makes me hate the way I look. Isn't it amazing how something as basic as a mirror can cause so much self loathing?
We are always our own worst critics, and I really have a good gut feeling that my confidence would go up quite a bit if I didn't let my reflection dictate the state of my mood on any given day. Hmm. I'm thinking at least attempting to avoid the mirror whenever possible is a pretty awesome idea. It certainly can't hurt.
Do you let what you see in the mirror have an effect on your self confidence?
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i refuse to have a scale in my home, knowing my weight will upset me no matter how i feel about i look in the mirror. However, how i feel about myself has nothing to do with my weight if i do not know it....That one little number can screw me up six was til sunday no matter how fit i am.
It seems really sad when, as a soiciety, we have to resort to something as desperate as getting rid of mirrors to gain self confidence. While it's awesome to rebel and say 'screw your mirror I'm amazing!', it just speaks volumes about how obessed people are with how they look. And by that I mean nitpicking yourself, not general grooming and apprpriate dress.
I will have to practice mascara application without a mirror first. I have blond lashes so without mascara I look like I don't have lashes at all.
I stopped looking at myself in the mirror when I was a teen and sick of my acne. Now, it's just habit not to do so. Then again, I don't wear make-up and my usual hairstyle is a simple ponytail, so I don't really have a use for a mirror.


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The Arizona Cardinals went to their division rival San Francisco in a losing match of 29-20. While the game was mostly dreadful for a Cards fan to watch, there were some interesting highlights strewn throughout the game. More than just the loss, the Cards now face injuries to 2 of their key players on each side. Larry Fitzgerald is looking doubtful for the next game after straining his hamstring after returning from injuring the other one. He has played in 96 consecutive games.
Carson Palmer threw for 25 completions of 41 attempts for 298 yards and was sacked for a safety in the end zone. He connected with Larry Fitzgerald, who was originally listed as doubtful for this game, on a 75 yard pass for a touchdown during the first half. Rookie running back Andre Ellington ran for a touchdown on a 15 yard play. Receiver Michael Floyd ran the ball into the end zone but pushed the defender out of his way, causing a flag to be thrown, which would result in no score on that drive. Floyd later would score a touchdown on a 10 yard play. The Cardinals failed to make a 2 point conversion.
While the Cardinals defense has shown much improvement over the past few weeks, there were many inconsistencies trying to maintain the 49ers offensive attack. While the Arizona defense limited the 49ers to 2 field goals throughout the first 25 minutes, the 49ers improved their offensive game and starting a series of scoring drives. San Fran tight end Vernon Davis managed to score 2 touchdowns in a career high game and Kaepernick threw 252 yards while Frank Gore ran over 100 yards with a YPC average of 4. Yeremiah Bell intercepted a pass by Kaepernick near the goal line, but the following drive would not last long. The 49ers managed 18+ drives in this game, which is the highest in any NFL game this season.Calais Campbell was injured with a leg injury in the final 5 minutes of the game and his return is not yet known at this time.
There are several areas of weakness to place blame on the Cardinals' loss, including weak quarterback protection, poor decision making, and avoiding penalties. There are quite a few plays that should have been done differently to tie the score, including: Floyd not pushing the defender out of his way near the end zone, Palmer could've thrown the ball away instead of being sacked for a safety, and avoiding a 2 point conversion attempt. The Cards displayed some signs indicating they are working on improvement, including utilizing the rushing game more than passing; a problem they had been experiencing in previous matches. The Cardinals will host division rival Seattle Seahawks on Thursday night, which only gives them a few days to rest and prepare in their attempt to maintain a winning record.
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Welcome to Moody's Nursery. Since 1935 Moody's has been an Independent Garden Center in Maine providing great plants at great prices. Value never goes out of style. Whether you're looking for new plants, or your favorites, you can find them at Moody's. Please browse through our plant selections on this web site.
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kind of a pain to make, but my son and I did it together and had fun with it. WAY TOO much coconut. we doubled everything esle and still had a ton of coconut left over
Crispy Easter Nests
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leaavon Posted: 04/08/09
Yum...and the kids, old and young, loved them!
gomizzou Posted: 04/12/09
I agree that there is way too much coconut! You could probably get away with 3/4 of a cup. I thought that it was a very simple recipe - just make sure you use cooking spray on your hands!
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Adorable! Got lots of ooohs and aaaahs from my family for Easter brunch - and they are DELICIOUS! I used less than half a bag of coconut and still had lots left, so cut that back, but otherwise, it was perfect. I got some cute cupcake papers in a pastel plaid pattern and put the nests on a platter with a daisy pattern. I'll definitely make these again next Easter.
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I made them but instead of rice krispies, I used chinese rice noodles, looks more authentic.
MelissaIngram Posted: 04/26/11
I made this with the chinese noodles as suggested and they looked great but were difficult to eat. I also used bag marshmallows and added white chocolate chips melted with a cube of unsweetened chocolate b/c I didn't have any milk chocolate chips. This worked out good. I think using the jarred marshmallow would work better because it creates "softer" rice krispie treats ( know this from experience) and the choco chips would strengthen. All in all, the chinese noodles looked cool but I think if I make again I'll use rice krispies so that the baskets are easier to eat.


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LUBBOCK, TX (KCBD) - NewsChannel 11 has learned details about a new location for Godeke Library. The library was closed abruptly in late January due to the discovery of mold.
Finding a home for the tens of thousands of books in the Godeke Library is a priority for the Lubbock City Council. They have looked at several options over the months, including mold remediation of the building at 6601 Quaker and even several commercial locations to lease.
NewsChannel 11 has learned plans are in the works for the city to rent some soon to be empty commercial space. Negotiations are still going on but tentatively the city is looking to rent the Barnes and Noble location at South Loop and Slide.
Friends of the Library President Gretchen Scott says it's been a long and frustrating 10 months since Godeke doors closed and she couldn't imagine a better location for the 4th library branch. "It's a beautiful building and obviously set up for books. I think it'd be so nice and the city council have done a great job of finding the location if that's where it turns out to be," says Scott.
Scott adds that the parking and location in Southwest Lubbock right off the Loop would be convenient for readers.
The city is hoping to convince Barnes and Noble to leave the bookshelves in place as that business relocates down the street to the South Plains Mall. According to the mall's website the new Barnes and Noble is set to open November 4th.
As for the library, nothing is final until council approves it and a contract is signed. The issue comes before city council in a closed session on Thursday.
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NewsChannel 11 learned of new developments Monday on the Godeke library situation. Godeke was shut down abruptly in late January because of mold.
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By Stephanie Johnston
In 1996 Atlanta-based ConShield Technologies Inc. introduced a germicidal liquid that bonds molecularly with concrete, shotcrete, and repair mortars to keep single-celled organisms like Thiobacillus from growing and producing sulfuric acid. Nontoxic to humans and animals and EPA-registered as biocide #75174-2-47000, ConmicShield additive kills the bacteria by rupturing its membrane.
Unlike a coating or liner, the liquid is evenly dispersed throughout the concrete mixture of a pipe or other asset. As a result, maintenance-related wear and tear doesn't compromise a structure by scraping off and giving bacteria a foothold. According to Sales and Marketing Manager Joe Cherry, on average ConmicShield adds $3 to $4/square foot for a new 48-inch manhole compared to $12 to $14/square foot for a coating and $15 to $20/square foot for plastic liners.
Intrigued by a low-cost rehabilitation option that doesn't require infield welding and spark or adhesion testing, managers in Arizona, California, Florida, Michigan, Missouri, New York, South Carolina, Virginia, Washington, and Wisconsin use the product for new precast concrete pipe and structures and for manhole repair. If the structure's basically sound, the interior can be coated with special cementitious liners that includes ConmicShield additive. If beyond repair, a precast producer can be directed to include the product — typically at a rate of 1 gallon/cubic yard — in the design mix for a new manhole.
An early adopter, the Hampton Wastewater Division in Virginia opted to repair assets in-house through the "City Self-Install Program" offered by AP/M Permaform of Johnston, Iowa. A $100,000 investment (which the manufacturer can finance) buys a bidirectional device called the SpinCaster that flings ConmicShield-infused mortar onto a structure in one direction, then the other, at 5,000 rpm. The operator uses a winch to repeatedly raise and lower the device through the manhole's center to apply an even layer of mixture ranging from ½ to 2 inches thick. ASTM International developed standard F-2551 for lining manholes and is developing a similar standard for lining pipe — WK 26451 — using this technique, called centrifugally cast concrete pipe (CCCP).
According to the company, a three-person crew can do four to eight sanitary or storm manholes and catch basins a day. Since 2000, Hampton's crews have done 3,200, which is almost 30% of the city's 11,000 manholes; and Collection System Manager Barry Dobbins says the operation has "nothing but positive things to say about the product."
This is how Chicago's Department of Streets & Sanitation is fixing 20,000 manholes, the world's largest such rehabilitation, though the $60 million project is being performed by two licensed applicators: Smith Maintenance Co. and Benchmark Construction Co. Inc., both of Chicago. Having specified an impermeable material that would provide a minimum of 3,000 psi compressive strength and 150,000 psi modulus of elasticity within 24 hours, engineers chose a 1- to 2-inch layer of AP/M Permaform's MS-10,000 Permacast cement with ConmicShield sealed and then coated with a layer of epoxy to protect against road salts in the storm sewer.
The City of Westlake, Ohio, will receive an achievement award from the North American Society for Trenchless Technology this month for one of the first horizontal rehabilitations.
Initially, managers considered cured-in-place pipe for a 40-year-old interceptor that had lost up to 1½ inches from 6-inch-thick walls. But most of the damage was within 25 feet of trunk lines. It wasn't cost-effective to tear apart extremely deep manholes to insert the lining when a SpinCaster could be inserted anywhere along the interceptor and adjusted to inside diameters ranging from 36 to 60 inches. In the end, ½-inch of ConmicShield-infused PL-8000 cement was applied to half of the 7,200-foot asset.
With ConShield Technologies right in its backyard, Atlanta's Department of Watershed Management used the additive in a major shotcrete pipe repair project in 1997. The city uses the same self-install program that Hampton, Va., does using Permacast with ConmicShield additive.
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Anyone think The Sun has an agenda against Andre Villas-Boas? #THFC #CFC
Anyone think The Sun has an agenda against Andre Villas-Boas? #THFC #CFC
It is hard to read the reports of Andre Villas-Boas' first weeks at Tottenham Hotspur and not suspect a campaign to undermine the man Daniel Levy chose to replace 'people's favourite' Harry Redknapp. On the morning of the most challenging fixture of Tottenham's season so far – an away trip to Manchester United – a newspaper who Redknapp provides a column for reports that "Unhappy Tottenham stars held showdown talks with Andre Villas-Boas over his training and tactics." The claim is that the coach's players have complained about "gruelling double training sessions - sometimes staged just 24 hours before a match – left them too tired to perform in Premier League matches this season." In addition the players are supposed to have complained about Totternham's tactics, telling Villas-Boas "they would prefer to play a more attacking system." It's an interesting assertion given that Villas-Boas has not used a single double training session during the season proper. (Like most modern coaches he employed doubles sessions as part of Tottenham's pre-season fitness regime, but there have been none since.) As for complaints about tactics, a close friend of the coach says that Villas-Boas has received none whatsoever. The story is described as "outrageous". It is also interesting to note Gareth Bale's response when asked if Redknapp's summer dismissal made him consider his own future at Tottenham in the close season. "The manager situation wasn't really my worry either," said Bale in an interview with The Guardian. "It was more a case of whether the club wanted to go forward and be ambitious. I spoke to the chairman – he talked to me privately – and he told me about his plans and what he wanted to bring to Tottenham. It was exciting. We're going in the right direction. We've made some great signings. We've got a new training ground, we're planning a new stadium. It's all looking bright. "He [Villas-Boas] is very approachable. If there is a problem, or something we feel is not right, his door is open. He wants us to work that way: together, the players and staff, and if there is a problem we can always share our ideas with him and he will take it on board."
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Is 'Walk to School Day' Safe? One Mom Says 'Yes!'
Today is "Walk to School Day." We spoke with Lenore Skenazy, author of Free-Range Kids and creator of the free-range parenting movement, after Somer Thompson's murder. Somer is the little girl who was tragically murdered walking home from school last year. Here's what Skenazy had to say.
Lenore Skenazy: After Somer's murder, am I more afraid about my kids walking to school (and riding the train and subway, as they also do, on their own)? No. And it's not that I don't care about their safety and am putting this story out of my mind. It's haunting me and probably every parent in America today.
We all know the world can be a dangerous place, which is why I have worked to train my kids to be safe. All free-range parents do. We know that at some point, some time, even if we don't expect it, our children will be beyond our sight, and we want them to be as prepared as possible.
Ernie Allen, head of the National Center for Missing Children, told me that his organization interviewed children who got away from potential abductions and found they generally shared one characteristic: confidence. The confidence to scream, yell, kick, call attention to themselves, demand help from strangers, and to fight back. He added that that kind of confidence is not something you can just hand your kids. They have to earn it themselves. That's why it's called "self" confidence, and not "parent-assisted" confidence.
Confidence comes from doing something in the world, not having it all done for you. And so, my kids will continue to walk (and bus and subway) to school. I know the odds are with us. I know I've trained them well. And I know that I would never blame the parents of Somer.
Where has our sympathy for the parents gone? We blame the parents of child victims today the way we used to blame rape victims -- as a way to make US feel like "they did something bad. I won't, so it'll never happen to me." Her parents did nothing wrong. Evil, unfortunately, exists. So does fate, even though we act as if we can control absolutely everything. We can't.
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- Ivan Nel
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Do we see the exact same color?
Is my red and your red, the same color.
My answer was - Yes, it could vary slightly but the color should be the same. Because if we had to seperate light waves, and only allow red light in - if we both saw light, we would both have to be seeing Red.
My friend threw a spanner in with - the input is the same, but how my eye perceives that light could vary. His example was if you submitted a sound at a frequency of 100hz, and we both hear that sound - due to varying thickness of our eardrums - my ear could perceive that as 101hz, with his at 99hz.
Does the same apply to the eyes ? Is there a way to prove that we see the exact same color when we see Red.
Added, i also think that light is deflected differerntly depending on what it passes through, therefore green eyes pass light differently to Brown eyes, as do blue eyes. Could we therefore assume that all green eyes see the same Red ?
My friend also believes that as you have a unique thumbprint, you have a unique retinal print - which means that each person interprets light uniquely.
your input would be appreciated.
Closing Statement from Ivan Nel
Joee Ern, I do agree - One just has to think how Women are more expressive, hence they identify far more colors than your stereo-typical male.
an example is, what i call Red - A more expressive woman could call either Maraschino, or cayenne.
What i call purple, someone else could call either maroon, plum, eggplant, grape, orchid or lavender.
Green can be called honeydew, lime, spring, clover, fern, moss, flora or seam foam.
Whilst i do agree that we see different shades, What i am asking is whether or not its possible to prove that we are seeing the same color of the spectrum at all.
By isolating Red light, if we both saw a color, we are both seeing red. But there is still no way to prove that the red i am seeing, is not the blue that you are seeing.
Thanks everyone for your answers.
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Wael GhadaSep 14 2012: my answer would be ....sure we don't see the same colors, even the eyes of the same person don't see same colors
as an example... when you are outside and the sky is blue "i hope" try closing one eye "covering it with your hand would be better" for lets say 30 sec . after that try comparing the sky color impression you have from each eye alone. i think this is related to the chemical sensors that we have in our eyes.
i also think the differences can be much greater when comparing two different persons, it's all about how our brains process the electrical waves they get. maybe the way i see darkness and light are reversed in my mind along with there labels "as white and black" .... maybe i see things like you would see them in a negative form, and maybe this is all nonsense and no one will ever prove it =P
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Check out this really great interview (Rollo & Grady, Jan 2011) with music supervisor Thomas Golubic (The Walking Dead, True Blood, Rubicon, Breaking Bad, Six Feet Under).
Here is a pull from the piece:
R&G: Where do you see the music supervision business going in the next five to ten years?
TG: There are a few trends going on. Some are very positive. Some, I think, are a bit negative. Desperate financial circumstances for most music supervisors have been exacerbated by how the studios are treating supervisors in shrinking the budgets to the point of being negligible. A lot of supervisors are beginning to represent catalogs themselves and create their own licensing entities, which I personally think is a conflict of interest and is a really unfortunate development. It means that you can't really trust that your supervisor is delivering you music that's really great. It's delivering music that they could potentially make some money from. I think that's an unfortunate trend that's happening and I hope that it comes to an end, but the studios have exacerbated that themselves: They are now purchasing entire libraries and very much putting pressure on supervisors to license from those libraries. There's really a conflict of interest problem in the entire industry, and the studios are really the ones who I think have in many ways pushed that and created a circumstance where I think the ethical values of the job have been really compromised. I think supervisors are trying their best to survive, so I don't really blame people for doing it, but I do think that you can't be a virgin twice. On a more positive side, I think that supervisors are less and less the shills, as it were, of record labels, trying to push products out at people. About ten years ago, if a record label were on board to put a soundtrack out, they would really be putting a lot of pressure on the supervisor to use music from that label, and the supervisor would then put the pressure on the directors to greenlight those songs. I think that's happening less and less and I think that people are getting more innovative with music. I personally feel like my projects are creatively loose and I have a blessed amount of authority in being able to throw weird ideas out and see how they get saluted. I think that's happening more and more. There's definitely a more brave creative energy happening in supervision right now. A lot of that is because I think directors are getting more brave and studios are getting more brave. At the same time, the budgets are getting smaller; in a way sometimes having a lower budget can give you interesting creative avenues, because you can't afford that Bob Dylan song. Having less money to work with is a great difficulty and a great strain on one level, and on another level it forces people to be a little bit more creative, so it has positive and negative repercussions.
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The Russian Orthodox Church in the Post-Soviet Period: Challenges and Responses
April 25, 2011 // 12:00pm — 1:00pm
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Olga Kazmina, Professor, Department of Ethnology, Moscow State University; Visiting Fulbright Scholar, Department of Religion, Emory University; and Former Regional Exchange Scholar, Kennan Institute
Book Discussion: "Odessa: Genius and Death in a City of Dreams"
April 21, 2011 // 4:30pm — 6:00pm
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In discussing his new book, "Odessa: Genius and Death in a City of Dreams," Charles King, Professor of International Affairs and Government at Georgetown University and former Title VIII-Supported Short-Term Scholar, Kennan Institute, analyzed the vibrant city of Odessa, and the destruction of its Jewish population.
"A Hard Country to Love": Patriotism and National Identity in Russia's Great War, 1914-1918
April 04, 2011 // 12:00pm — 1:00pm
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Melissa Stockdale, Associate Professor of History, University of Oklahoma, and Fellow, Woodrow Wilson Center, discussed how Imperial Russia's participation in World War I led to a mobilization campaign that united the country's population under a cultivated national identity.
Deforestation, Population, and Development in a Warming World: A Roundtable on Latin America
February 15, 2011 // 11:30am — 1:30pm
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Land Tenure and Property Policies in East Africa
April 23, 2008 // 12:00pm — 2:00pm
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Insecure land and property rights, and inequitable systems of land access and use have contributed to conflicts, and without reform, may become even more likely to trigger violence.
The Process of National Identity Formation among the Macedonian-Speaking Muslims of Western Macedonia
May 02, 2007 // 12:00pm — 1:00pm
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The Black Canadian Experience: From the Underground Railroad to Black Canadian Studies Today
March 02, 2007 // 8:00am — 4:00pm
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Book Launch -- I've Got A Home in Glory Land: A Lost Tale of the Underground Railroad
March 01, 2007 // 3:00pm — 4:30pm
United States Studies
Author Karolyn Smardz Frost discussed her book that details how the story of the Underground Railroad is the history of black Americans as the primary agents in their quest for freedom, a quest in which often their final destination was Canada.
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May 15, 2006 // 9:00am — 3:25pm
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Ethnohistorical Evidence and Aboriginal Claims in Canada and the United States
May 04, 2006 // 8:30am — 11:30am
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