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OMFG Saturday night though!!!
So I went to a friends birthday dinner and I was gonna take Paco with me buttt he was being a little bitch and didn't wanna go so I went over after the dinner to see him. We smoked and shit, he did coke and we just watched a movie like always. It was about 20 minutes or so before I had to leave and we were both just laying in his bed. I was tired of waiting for him to make a move so I leaned over and kissed him. He kissed me back. No mind you I was wearing skinny jeans, a purple and mint green super cheeky panties from VS a blue bra and a sheer button down white top that showed my mid drift.
He started kissing down my neck and squeezing my tits making me moan for him. He reached down and started rubbing my pussy through my jeans making me thrust my hips towards his hands. I reached down and started grabbing at his hard cock through his jeans and slowly unzipping them to pull it out. He reached down and pulled it out for me and I started to jack him off while using my other hand to unbutton my shirt. He still continued to kiss and lick at my titties and play with my pussy. I pulled down my pants and he pushed my head down to his dick.
I swear I was so into sucking his dick I didn't really think about ANYTHING else. I finally got my head into a position where I can deep throat his huge dick and I swear he loved it. He pulled my hair and played with my ass, while I played with my pussy and kept sucking his dick. He pulled my head up and made me rub his dick all over my face, I licked it up and down. He turned me around and I stuck my ass up for him and he ripped off my panties. He pushed my face down into his bed and slipped his dick in my tight wet pussy and reached up and grabbed my throat. I don't know if it was the drugs that I had or the drugs he had that was making this feel so fucking amazing but I didn't want it to stop. He had stopped chocking me at some point so I grabbed his hand and put it back around my throat and he chocked me out harder and fucked me deeper. I moved with him. Making him fuck my pussy faster till I screamed and came on his dick.
He still continued to fuck my pussy and I looked back at and and said "Fuck my ass. Please, fuck my ass." He obliged, I must have been wet enough because he was able to slide his dick right into my ass. I don't know why but I grabbed on this his wrists and fucked his dick. I hardly ever do all the work with him but I just backed my ass up on his dick. He turned us to where I was basically on my side as was he and he was cuddling my body as he came in my ass.
This was my sex story.
Okay so last night Paco and I had AMAZING sex. Like the best sex we've had in a while. We spent the afternoon together an when we got back to his house we were just watching TV. He got up to go do something for his brother and I laid down in his bed to get comfortable. When he came back he moved his clothes that were on the bed and laid down next to me and started feeling on my body. Just moving his hands all over me.
I looked over at him and started kissing him. We made out for awhile. He started kissing down my neck and pressing himself against my body. I love feeling how hard he gets so quickly for me. His dick is just so big and perfect, words can't describe it honestly. I reached down and started feeling his dick through his jeans while he played with my boobs. He reached down and unzipped his pants but I was faster than he was and pulled his dick out and started jacking him off. He started kissing down my neck again and to my boobs. I sat up and took my shirt and bra off for him.
He leaned back on the bed and I leaned over him still kissing him and playing with his dick. He guided my head down to his dick and I started to suck him up. I sucked him up while he was laying down and then he got up. I thought we were about to fuck, but he grabbed my hand and pulled me to the floor I got on my knees and kept sucking his dick. I licked it all over looking at him the ENTIRE time. He just stared at me with a look of pure pleasure. He pulled his dick outta my mouth and rubbed it on my face, slapping me with it, slapping it against my tongue. Making me moan for him.
He then picked me up and turned me around and started taking off my leggings. I sat on the bed and pulled them off the rest of the way. He harshly grabbed my waist turned me around and bent me over his bed. He stuck his dick in me and I moaned. When he first puts it is, I love it!! He reached around my body and grabbed my throat chocking me. I just moaned louder for him. He started to release my neck a bit but I reached up and made him grip tighter. I LOVE being chocked by him. He gripped my neck so tight I seriously thought I was going to pass out. I was getting really light headed but it was just feeling so damn good. He let go and reached over and grabbed my tank top and shoved it into my mouth gagging me. He kept fucking me and harder and harder.
He pulled out of my pussy and started grabbing at my ass. I knew what he was going to do next. I did something that I didn't even really think about till after I did it. I don't know if he enjoyed it or not but I crawled away from him and onto his bed. He pushed me down into the covers and spit in my ass. I moaned again. Then he stuck his dick in. It always takes everything I have not to scream when he puts it in. It still hurts a bit but then it just feels amazing. He fucked my ass hard and deep till he came inside me. He must of came a lot or just liked being inside my ass because he stayed there for a bit. Even cuddled me and stuff. Things he doesn't normally do.
I have new friend!! ;D the elevator contractor that fixes our elevators here on campus. Only down side is he is like 40 and I am 20. He is as old as my dad. No I don't have Daddy issues, I love my father he is the best in the world. I just like sex, and I swear if y'all bitches saw him you'd be like yeah, he can get it in. Well I did just that. I let him get it in. And he is DAMN good.
Paco and I have been having sex regularly again… Something is different about it now especially when he cums. These past few times he has been cuddling me as he cums. Like pulling me closer to him. It's weird. But then again I've completely changed how I think about him. I no longer live in the fantasy of us actually becoming anything.


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Eminem: 'The Marshall Mathers LP 2'
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Remember when Eminem was invincible? Back when his disturbingly personal verses all but created emo-rap, and every self-conscious emcee from Kanye to Future in the process? When his lyricism and flow put a top-of-his-game Jay-Z to shame on The Blueprint? Eminem clearly does, as everything about The Marshal Mathers LP 2 seems calculated to rekindle that real Slim Shady magic. The bad first: MMLP2 is not even close to the return of invincible Em. Like a 40-year-old trying to remember how he got laid back in the day, Mather's dusts off every old trick in his book: Kevin Federline jokes, spousal abuse fantasies, even quotes from his classic hits. It's as clumsy as you'd expect. And the good? Em the technician, the guy that once rapped circles around Hov, is still here in glorious form. He spits 101 words in 16 seconds on "Rap God." He packs rhymes within rhymes Inception-style on every verse. Probably most telling is the choice to invite Kendrick Lamar, hip-hop's current technique king, to spar on "Love Game." Em not only comes out of the fray unscathed, but manages to show in the process how indebted the likes of Earl Sweatshirt, Danny Brown and Kendrick are to his pioneering style. So is MMLP2 mostly nonsense? Sure, but as Mr. Mathers himself claims, he's the undisputed King of Nonsense.
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The combination of the overall look, power under the hood, and interior, earned this '69 Camaro the name of 'Black Cherry.' And trust us, Black Cherry is one of the sweetest Pro-Touring Camaros we have ever seen. Many pony cars are advertised as being a pro-tourer, but this is a prime example of what a first class Pro-Touring build should look like.
It all starts with the body that is covered in an exquisite Sikkens glossy black paint. The builders opted to remove all the hardware, exterior trim, door handles, and even the windshield wipers to help accentuate the lines of the Camaro… And it works! The signature look of the '69 Camaro starts at the front of the body, where an immense black grille hangs above the two halogen lights and a black front spoiler. On the center of the hood a moderate hood scoop makes room for the massive power plant underneath. Down the sides of the body the lines are flawless and the paint is clear enough to see your reflection in it. At the back of the F-body, a small rear spoiler hangs above the legendary thin rear taillights of the '69 Camaro. The simplicity of removing the hardware and exterior trim from the body really makes the legendary lines of the Camaro truly stand out.
However, the simplicity stops when you look under the hood. Powering this insane Camaro is a massive custom built 454 cubic inch V8. The muscle that is underneath the hood on this Camaro is second to none, lift the hood and you'll see an amazingly unique engine bay that easily catches everyone's attention that walks by. The first thing you notice is definitely the long custom air box that stretches to the front of the engine bay, this is where you'll find a painted stem of cherries on the front of the massive box. To add to the look, the builders installed aluminum valve covers and painted them black. Under the dress ups, the 11:1 compression engine was built with a .040 overbore, steel crank, Canfield aluminum heads, Edelbrock aluminum intake, MSD ignition system and a Holly 4-barrel carb. In front of the engine is a Griffin aluminum radiator that is responsible for cooling the Chevy big block. Spent gasses travel out Sanderson headers.
Under the car might be just as impressive as the rest of the vehicle. Gone is the original front suspension and has been replaced with a Fatman fabrications sub-frame assembly. This meant the addition of coil-over front shocks, tubular upper and lower control arms, Ridetech front coil-over shocks, and 2-inch drop spindles. While in the rear you will find a custom triangulated four-link suspension equipped with Ridetech rear coil-over shocks, that holds a 9-inch Ford rear housing that has been equipped with 3.90 posi-traction differential. It's also back here that you'll notice the mini-rear tubs to make room for the tall rear rims. Power is sent to the rear end courtesy of a T56 six-speed transmission that is bolted to the 454 Big Block along with a McLeod clutch and flywheel. Spent gasses travel out Sanderson headers. Incredible stopping power comes from 4-wheel Baer disc brakes. While in front of those brakes are the Intro Billet rims, 19's in the front and 22's in the rear that have been wrapped in Michelin Pilot rubber.
The Camaro's interior is a brilliant combination of simplicity, elegance, and boldness. To start, when you open the door the first thing you can't help but notice it the vibrant red leather that was installed by none other than Paul Atkins. The door panels feature elegant lines and an aggressively sloped arm rest. The extremely comfortable seats are Fiero seats that have had the headrests removed. The original '69 dash was removed and replaced with a '60 Chevy Impala that has been outfitted with set of Auto Meter gauges. In front of the gauge cluster is an Ididit steering column with a Billet Specialties steering wheel connected to it. The console is simple with just the controls for the T56 6-speed, and a parking brake. In front of it are the controls for the Sony CD player that sends sound through a mixture of JL audio speakers, subwoofers, and tweeters. The simple console travels all the way to the back seats to separate and form two more bucket seats in the rear. The red leather cockpit is magnificently done and the typical top of the line work you would expect when you start dropping company names like Paul Atkins.
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Good Tuesday afternoon! Just beautiful outside! On days like this I wish the studio had a retractable roof on it! I'd be getting some rays and playing all of today's hit music! Well last night was another night of slow pitch softball out at the amazing Spartan Sports Park! Team HICKORY RIVER got a big win last night! My team is just hitting the ball really, really well!! I had some great defense in the outfield from my guys and we came out with a big win!! Make sure you come out and watch us on Monday nights! It's a good time!! In other sporting news the CARDINALS and the BULLS both lost last night. Oh well, it's a long season for the CARDINALS and the BULLS still have a 3-2 lead over the NETS but it didn't look good last night! Let's GO BULLS!!
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What Would Jesus Eat?
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This letter serves as your formal notification that the U.S Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has classified the Watering Point at your rail service support facility located at Russell Terminal CSX Rig Four, Russell, Kentucky, as "Provisional" for interstate carrier use.
On January 13-14, 2004, a Food and Drug Administration investigator conducted an inspection of your Watering Point. The inspection revealed significant deviations from the Interstate Conveyance Sanitation regulations, 21 CFR 1250, issued under the authority of the Public Health Service Act. All servicing area piping systems, hydrants, taps, faucets, hoses, buckets, and other appurtenances necessary for delivery of drinking and culinary water to a conveyance shall be designed, constructed, maintained, and operated in such a manner as to prevent contamination of the water, to comply with 21 CFR 1250.67. However, the inspection revealed that:
All 12 water transfer hoses used to service [redacted] trains [redacted] and [redacted] were not capped at the end used to connect to the hydrant.
At least half of these hoses had corrosion on the interior of the metal connectors.
0ne of the hydrants used to service [redacted] train [redacted] was not capped and was leaking water.
Hoses in all six storage cabinets were exposed to rust from the bottom of the cabinets.
The easternmost four out of the six hydrant cabinets used to service [redacted train [redacted] appeared to contain bird nesting materials and other debris and two of these four hydrant cabinets were damaged and exposed to the environment.
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Obama administration: You can't do in-depth background checks on job applicants because it could discriminate against felons;
But we need stronger background checks on law-abiding citizens wanting to buy a gun.
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In this layered photographic image, Albert H. Johnson (1836-99) is placed on top of two buildings for which he is identified: the Johnson House, built in 1885 and the Gas-Holder House, built in 1889. Oberlin College acquired the Johnson House property in 1912.
After attending Oberlin College Preparatory School (1853-1857), at the age of 26 Johnson enrolled at Oberlin College (1862-1865). Deciding to marry Rebecca Jenkins instead of graduating, he embarked upon a business career. Among his ventures are those of the Oberlin Gas Lighting Company and the Arkansas Midland Railroad Company. He also served as superintendent of the Sunday School at the Second Congregational Church in Oberlin, and trustee of Oberlin College (1884-1899). As president of the Oberlin Gas Lighting Company, he oversaw the 1889 construction of the Gas-Holder House located on South Main Street.
Recently the College Archives acquired the papers of Albert H. Johnson. For more information, please see the Albert H. Johnson finding guide, or the history of the Johnson House.
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Commission OKs $16 million beach referendum
Date: January 6, 2011
by: Kurt Schultheis | City Editor
The Longboat Key Town Commission approved a $16 million referendum question proposed by Commissioner Phillip Younger Thursday evening.
The referendum would bring structures to the north end and allow for sand to be extracted from a future natural gas pipeline corridor at the bottom of the Gulf. The project, which could receive a $5 million credit from pipeline company Port Dolphin LLC, also would provide sand for other erosional hotspots island-wide where the town sees fit.
The commission voted 6-1 for the referendum question. Only Commissioner Hal Lenobel voted against it.
The commission also denied Thursday three different island-wide beach projects, ranging from $20 million to $34 million, that could have been performed in 2013-14. The commission chose to wait a year to place such a question on the ballot.
Younger and others believe an island-wide beach project at a cost of about $35 million is not necessary at this time.
The prevailing consensus on the commission Thursday was that adding the second beach question to the ballot would have caused the voters to reject both beach questions on the ballot because of high costs.
For more information, pick up a copy of the Jan. 13 edition of The Longboat Observer.
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A day after receiving an Ageless Creativity Award from the Ringling College/Longboat Key Center for the Arts in honor of their late father, Ed Brickman, daughter Carol Diamant and son Eli Brickman held a celebration of life service Saturday.
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Not only does the scooter emit constant beats of "Domino's, Domino's, Domino's," but it also randomly yells things like, "Pizza!" Watch below as the driver navigates bikers and cars. We hope he doesn't get too annoyed by the theme song.
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Inland Revenue's approach to time of supply has far reaching implications for GST registered persons
The Goods and Services Tax ("GST") Act on many occasions disregards the general accounting and legal rules as to when a supply is made. Instead, special "time of supply" rules are set out in the GST Act, which determine when a supply is made or treated as being made. In certain cases the GST rules can deem a supply to have occurred, even if in reality there is no actual supply at that point in time. These "time of supply" rules dictate when GST registered persons are required to account to Inland Revenue for output tax and when input tax can be claimed in relation to the supply. We note any deduction of input tax is subject to valid documentation being available and will depend on the accounting basis of the GST registered person (i.e. invoice, payments or hybrid basis).
The general time of supply rule is deemed to be the earlier of the time an invoice is issued by the supplier or the time any payment (including a deposit) is received by the supplier. For many industries this general time of supply rule is problematic and commercially not sensible.
There has recently been some coverage in the popular press around GST and concert tickets where Inland Revenue appear to have been challenging the pragmatic, but arguably technically incorrect, position which has seen GST only being paid at the time that a concert took place, rather than at the time of the sale of the ticket by an agent.
While the details concerning specific trust account structures and any potential deductions from the concert-goers' payments before the concert can vary on a case by case basis, there are certainly some cases where Inland Revenue's new approach would appear to have some GST technical merit.
This may have far reaching cash flow and practical implications not only for the event industry but also other industries where payment is received either by an agent on behalf of a principal or where a deposit is paid up front with full payment only due in a later period. It is important to note that there has not been any legislative change, but rather this is the result of a change in focus by Inland Revenue.
Although there may be some scope within the current legislation to ensure the technical time of supply aligns with the practical time of supply (as explained above), the general time of supply rules will be problematic for many GST registered persons.
We recommend that you contact your Deloitte tax advisor to discuss these recent developments if your business structure involves agents receiving payments on behalf of a principal or if deposits are received upfront as a part-payment for the supply. Yet again we see this as another example of the manner in which Inland Revenue is challenging long held industry positions, in light of the tight financial times for the Government.
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STC selects Alcatel's broadband wireless solution
Alcatel has signed a $12-million contract with the Saudi Telecom Company (STC) to deliver its Local Multipoint Distribution System (LMDS) solutions, allowing the Saudi carrier to offer broadband wireless access applications to small and medium enterprises (SMEs), stated a press release.
This first phase of Alcatel's third contract with the Saudi operator includes the provision and deployment of several LMDS base stations and the associated equipment for customer premises, in order to connect an already existing customer base of 600 SMEs in Riyadh and Jeddah.
In addition, Alcatel will provide end-to-end network and service management (NSM) via the industry-leading Alcatel 5620 Network Manager (NM), and services such as radio network planning, installation and commissioning, project management and technical support.
France's Alcatel builds next-generation networks, delivering integrated end-to-end voice and data networking solutions to established and new carriers, as well as enterprises and consumers worldwide. With 110,000 employees and sales of $29 billion in 2000, Alcatel operates in more than 130 countries. — (menareport.com)
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Atlantic City is nothing like other northeast beach destinations such as the Hamptons and the Cape. This city on the Jersey Shore is described as the Las Vegas of the East Coast, and with bright flashing lights dotting the boardwalk, big events (concerts, boxing matches), and boozed-up visitors, it's clear the reputation is deserved.
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The city declined in the mid-20th century, but had its resurgence in 1976, when inhabitants voted to legalize gambling. Today it's back, and some say, better than ever. Steel Pier's Ferris wheel and double-decker carousel glow long into the night. Adults mingle over cocktails at casino hotel lounges, or gamble into the wee hours of the morning. During the daytime, urbanites and out-of-towners can be found sprawled out on the sand.


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Business Management and Entrepreneurship Interns will report directly to the CEO of The Veloz Group and will work on projects related to business development and deal making within the context of building new and developing existing Veloz businesses. In addition to spending the semester learning about business strategy and entrepreneurship through direct hands-on application and mentorship, interns will gain exposure to different functional areas of business, with unique autonomy and creative freedom on projects that align with the interests and learning objectives outlined by each intern. After spending a semester in our entrepreneurial laboratory, interns will be better-prepared and better-positioned to lead future business ventures and will become more valuable assets to large corporations and startup companies alike.
Business Management Interns will assume leadership roles on projects across Veloz companies that are either already running or are close to incubation. With direct exposure to a variety of businesses spanning a diverse set of industries, Business Management Interns will gain hands-on experience in business development, strategic planning, and project management, and will have the opportunity to develop their skill-set in an applied-learning setting. Business Management Interns will work with the Veloz leadership team on all projects, and when applicable, with select Veloz innovators on pertinent businesses. Candidates must be highly-motivated, detail-oriented, creative and interested in working in a relatively unstructured, entrepreneurial environment.
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A long-time comedy improviser, Dean got his start with the likes of Ryan Stiles and Colin Mockerie (Whose Line is it Anyway?) in the internationally award winning Vancouver TheatreSports League.
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Acclaimed filmmaker Alejandro Jodorowsky, the self-described "Cecil B. de Mille of the underground," commissioned his son Adan Jodorowsky to compose the score for his latest film The Dance of Reality. The soundtrack album is available digitally now, just days before the film's U.S. theatrical release on May 23rd.
Born and raised in France, Adan Jodorowsky, aka "Adanowsky," also has a role in the film as "The Anarchist." He is an established musician/composer and actor in his own right, having provided music for, and acted in, Julie Delpy's 2007 film 2 Days in Paris. The haunting and reflective tone of The Dance of Reality's score perfectly captures the mood of what The Guardian calls an "arresting spectacle," that is "swathed in surreal mythology dream logic and instant day-glo legend, resembling Fellini, Tod Browning, Emir Kusturica, and many more." The score took three months to compose, and 33 musicians were involved in the recording process, which was tracked in Paris and Macedonia.
Alejandro Jodorowsky first came to international prominence in 1970 when John Lennon championed his "acid western" film El Topo, which was screened on a regular basis at the Elgin Theatre in New York at midnight, birthing the "midnight movie" phenomenon. Many of his subsequent films such as The Holy Mountain and Santa Sangre, with their focus on psychedelic imagery and spiritual subject matter, have become cult favorites among generations of underground moviegoers. Autobiographical in nature, The Dance of Reality, Jodorowsky's first film in 23 years, follows him as a child in the coastal town of Tocopilla, Chile, and his struggles as the offspring of Ukrainian Jewish immigrants.
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Recently, Lisa Spiro asked, how philosophy defines itself with regard to the digital humanities (be sure to read the comments on that as well - some righteous indignation mixed with genuine reflection on some of the problems involved). I agree with the general gist of the post and the commenters: philosophers do not see themselves primarily as 'digital philosophers', so they do not tend to mix with the general DH-crowd. Some digital humanists may not know that there is not just one, but two peer-reviewed online encyclopedias of the discipline (both founded in 1995). Another thriving area is podcasting, leading in one case to 17 million downloads, in another case promising to cover the "history of philosophy without any gaps". And, yes, there is even a subreddit on academic philosophy and another one on philosophy of science, both featuring high-quality submissions from over the net, as well as bulletin boards (e. g. in my area of specialisation W4RF). Finally, I would like to point out that one of the most innovative approaches to text processing in the last decade (Pandoc) was coded by a philosopher.
So should we conclude that all is well? For some, the use of new media for dissemination and socializing may not count as doing 'digital humanities' in the strict sense of the word. So I will examine in this post a 'core part' of digital humanities, namely visualization and its application within philosophy. I became interested in this, because I have grappled with visualizing a subset of the nanopublications collected on http://emto-nanopub.referata.com . Before presenting my own attempts in a follow-up post, I was curious to find out what others have done. And again, there is more to be found than some may think. I will take the liberty to not just present the visualizations made, but to develop some criteria for evaluating them.
First, let's examine a definition of visualization that is quoted quite often (I owe this reference to Robert Farrow's excellent presentation on visualisations in philosophy, "Visual & Philosophical Pedagogy" (2012)):
A visualization method is a systematic, rule-based, external, permanent, and graphic representation that depicts information in a way that is conducive to acquiring insights, developing an elaborate understanding, or communicating experience.1
Technical progress forces us to put a question mark behind the epitheton 'permanent' (because by now dynamic graphs can represent data in real time), but this is not that relevant here. I am more intrigued by the two main goals of a visualization: it is meant to communicate insights and experiences to others, or it must help others to gain new insights on their own. So visualizations have a communicative or heuristic function. This suggests in turn two criteria for evaluating visualizations:
Is the content that is communicated relevant (to some audience)?
Does the visualization allow others to gain new insights?
To this I would like to add another criterion:
This third criterion is essential for digital scholarship (see this post by Mark Sample for further elucidation). Critical examination can be facilitated in different ways: the datasets (and the scripts to 'polish' the data for publication) could be provided in a repository. Or, ideally, the visualization itself provides some interactivity that allows its viewer to examine the evidence presented concurrently.
The first visualization I want to discuss tries to view philosophy "through the macroscope". Chris Allen Sula presents a network graph of the Philosophy subject headings in use the Library of Congress.
The audience In order to assess the prospective audience of a visualization, we must first find out what is shown. The LOC subject headings are a thesaurus, i. e. a controlled vocabulary used to describe briefly the content of books. So what we see in this graph, is a very special perspective on the philosophical enterprise, namely a librarian's view. The connections between different terms do not represent some original philosophical insight, but an effective system for describing books and other publications - in other words, a system governed by utilitarian motives rather than by grasping some 'structure of philosophy'. From the disciplinary point of view, it does not really make sense to state e. g. a connection between "nihilism" as a philosophical viewpoint, the concept of "nothing (philosophy)" and the notion of non-being. But for sorting publications in a transparent way, such a connection may make perfect sense.
New insights? A force-directed graph may not be the best tool for examining a hierarchy of concepts. Here's an alternative view of the same data, using a so-called 'treemap':
Here, we see easily (without panning or zooming) that the topic 'conduct of life' is of disproportionate relevance (i. e. it has a large number of subtopics) or that 'social ethics' is regarded as a subdiscipline of philosophy. For a professional philosopher, such details may be interesting - but mostly from a 'historical' point of view, namely as evidence that thesauri develop over time and seem to preserve concerns of the past (or the future: 'Life on other planets' is a subtopic of 'life', at the upper right hand side of the graph).
Openness? Reuse of data sets is built into the 'Many Eyes' visualization service: you must allow this, if you upload data for creating a visualization.
Kevin Sharp says of himself: "I'm a big fan of diagrams." One of them depicts 'Davidson's philosophical system':
The audience The diagram displays topics in Davidson's philosophy which may be identifiable for a student having some acquaintance with Davidson's philosophy. These topics are connected with undirected lines stating that topic X stands in some unspecified relation to topic Y.
The purported audience is again a bit unclear: a student of Davidson must guess what the exact relation between these topics consists in and in which text (or which passage of a text) this relation is stated. For experts, these relations might be evident, but for them such a graph might be less instructive. To use a Sellarsian term, this visualization is a model in dire need of a commentary (as it may be provided e. g. in a class room lecture).
New insights? Gaining new insights may be possible, if the viewer tries to reconstruct the information lacking in the diagram. If a student decided to 'fill in the gaps' on his own, this may be a worthwhile learning experience.
Openness? It is unclear what exactly may count as 'datum' that is visualized here. Davidson's texts are readily accessible (though protected by copyright). Bibliographical data for the single topics are not available. The uninformed viewer cannot evaluate the implicit statements made in the diagram or the evidence they may be based on.
The last visualization I want to discuss has received some attention in the blogosphere and the 'philosophical social web': Simon Raper's take at "graphing the history of philosophy".
The audience Again, we must first reflect a bit on what is shown here: Simon Raper has used 'DBpedia', a semantic web service associated with Wikipedia, to load data from Wikipedia articles on philosophers describing the relation 'influenced by'. Like in the first example, these data have been organised into a network graph. But the graph is introduced as a depiction of "the" history of philosophy. That, of course, is simply not true: It is a depiction of the research done by Wikipedians on the question who influenced whom in the history of philosophy. Someone interested in online encyclopedias may take this graph as starting point for a more thorough investigation of knowledge claims made there. But no philosopher would use the fact that Wikipedia claims an influence of philosopher X on philosopher Y as a premise in an argument. Hence, no philosopher can use the graph itself as a resource for research, i. e. as something serious philosophical claims can be based upon.
New insights? The presentation of the graph in the blog post does not allow to inspect it in detail. For this, the linked vector graphic must be downloaded and viewed in a browser, using the browser zoom and navigation for moving around. But again, the data used for the graph cannot be inspected. For that, it is necessary to search the corresponding articles in Wikipedia by hand.
Openness? The graph is published under a liberal license. The blog post gives sufficient information on how to use the open data provided by Wikipedia for reproducing the graph (and evaluating the decisions made in its production).
Some readers may feel that I have neglected important agents in the field of 'digital philosophy' (e. g. the InPho project). Their reuse of the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy is not based on liberal licensing, but apparently on special arrangements. Web scraping and data mining outside the project is prevented by Copyright.
So it may not come as a surprise that the ontology developed by InPho is not licensed for reuse (though you can use an API to search it programmatically). I'm not quite sure why philosophers working in dh-related areas are so much in favor of closed development models. But this resistance against openness may be the most fundamental reason why digital humanists outside philosophy do not perceive philosophers working on digital tools and topics as a part of their community. Or, to quote Mark Sample: "The digital humanities is not about building, it's about sharing.".
It's important to see that this is not merely some hippiesque obsession with the knowledge commons. The requirement of openness goes right to the heart of digital scholarship - evaluation presupposes reproducibility. Open data in science should be complemented by 'open data in the humanities'.
But in order to become more productive in the digital humanities, philosophers must reflect on the methodology of their profession and how it may be enhanced by digital tools. If and insofar as digital humanities are concerned with data, philosophers must begin to reflect on how they may profit from 'texts turned into data' (this seems to be the direction the Dutch Axiom [PDF] research group aims to take). So in order to become more competent in the digital humanities, philosophers need better 'data literacy'. We must learn how to evaluate data and the claims made through them with the same precision that is used by philosophers in disecting texts and arguments.
In the field of visualization, this has the trivial consequence that visualization as scholarship (not as a didactic ploy or a contribution to 'public philosophy'), must be instructive for scholars and follow accepted standards of the profession. This in turn has two important implications:
Visualizations are no end in itself. Scholarly visualizations must contain information that is relevant for scholars and allows them to gain new insights into their domain.
Statements made in a visualization (and every edge between two nodes is an implicit statement) must have corroboration and it must be possible in principle to evaluate such knowledge claims.
In my next post, the reader will be able to evaluate my own attempts at visualizing nanopublications according to the criteria I have put forward here.
Ralph Lengler, Martin J. Eppler (2007), "Towards a periodic table of visualization methods for management", IASTED Proceedings of the Conference on Graphics and Visualization in Engineering (GVE 2007), Clearwater, Florida, USA URL: http://www.visual-literacy.org/periodic_table/periodic_table.pdf ↩


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Read two articles on Berkshire's varsity soccer team - they're getting ready for a great season!
Posted Monday, Jul 15, 2013
We met up with Kacey and Kendall last week to talk hockey. Read more to see what they had to say.
Posted Wednesday, May 22, 2013
The recipients of spring athletic awards were announced at a recent School Meeting. Click here to view the list of Varsity and Junior Varsity honorees.
Posted Tuesday, Apr 9, 2013
Three members of the Berkshire community are representing their countries on the world stage in the sport of Women's Hockey: Kacey Bellamy '05, Kendall Coyne '11 and Jeanne Morin '13. Click here to learn more.
Posted Friday, Jan 11, 2013
A number of graduating seniors on the Boys Varsity Soccer team will continue their athletic careers in college. Head Coach Jon Moodey highlights the news we have to date.
Posted Tuesday, Jan 8, 2013
Samone DeFreese '15, a forward on the Varsity Basketball team, is named Athlete of the Week. Noted for her competitive zeal, she netted 38 points in her first two games. Click here to see a short video interview.
Posted Wednesday, Dec 19, 2012
The Boys Hockey team, anchored by goalie Tim Ernst '13, claimed the Avon Christmas Classic Tournament championship trophy after defeating Avon, Tabor, Trinity-Pawling and Kent.
Posted Monday, Dec 10, 2012
Zeiko Lewis '13 was named an All-American by the National Soccer Coaches Association, and selected to the Boston Globe's All-Scholastic team. He will continue his illustrious soccer career at Boston College next year.
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Released for iOS on May 24, 2013, Flappy Bird dropped off of the US app charts 3 days after its launch.
Since January 17, it's been the #1 game and #1 overall app on the US iOS charts.
After seeing its lofty place on the charts, I had so many questions: Was this the result of a big advertising campaign? Did PR efforts result in celebrity endorsements and reviews on top app sites? Was it a well-timed featured promotion from Apple? How did this simple game come out of nowhere and take over the app store charts? I decided to look into the game more and find out what made it so engaging.
Word of Mouth
Flappy Bird is a very simple and very difficult endless runner game. There are no in-app purchases – just some banner ads. There's only one thing you can do in the game: tap to flap. Everyone can understand it, and the time investment needed for a single game is minimal. This simplicity makes it very easy to recommend, and it lowers the time-investment required to try the game for the first time.
There's a "rate this app" button on the main menu. Flappy Bird currently has a 4.0 rating, with 240,544 total ratings. This is around half the number of ratings that Candy Crush Saga has. This is amazing, considering almost all of these reviews came in the past 2 months. The high number of reviews in such a short time suggests that people really love talking about this game. The volume of tweets talking about the game confirms this: in a single minute this week, I counted 361 tweets containing the phrase "Flappy Bird". In comparison, "Candy Crush" had 12, and "Clash of Clans" had 3. Many players are writing comical reviews for the game and sharing them on Twitter, generating even more reviews and more tweets about the game.
Social Sharing
On Flappy Bird's Game Over screen, you can click "Share" to post your score in the following format:
"OMG! I scored 5 pts in #flapflap!!! -> http://itunes.apple.com/app/id642099621"
The share prompt isn't in a separate window; it's just a small button next to the replay button. You can easily ignore it until you beat your all-time high score, at which point this button becomes the most important thing in the entire world. People are sharing high scores of 2 because it's funny, while others share high scores of 20 because it took them hours, both because they're proud and because they think it's funny to admit that publicly.
The focus and frustration caused by the game create personal stories that are shared by its players:
"I'm screaming at the game"
"It's so hard to play flappy bird to songs with good beats omg"
"The amount of people I've ran into or almost ran into because flappy bird is ridiculous haha"
Most of the tweets about this game share the frustration of the game's frequent Game Overs, and are usually accompanied by a lot of profanity. Sharing emotional experiences in this way creates a strong community, even though the game lacks any official community efforts, like an official website, Facebook, or Twitter account.
What can be learned from this game? More importantly, can we learn from this game?
There's a lot of luck involved in Flappy Bird's rise to the top of the charts. The game hovered around the bottom of the Australian charts since July before exploding in popularity worldwide in December. I couldn't pinpoint any specific tweet or article that could be credited for its success, and the game was not featured in the app store until yesterday. The game did not immediately shoot up the charts, which most likely rules out a big advertising push. This is why I credit word-of-mouth advertising with its success.
We can only exert so much control over our players' actions outside of our games, but here are a few ideas to keep in mind for encouraging players to talk about your games:
Immediate Simplicity
Being playable in mere seconds makes it very easy for someone to hand their phone to a friend to try a new game. Nobody wants to make their friend play a tutorial. The game's simplicity also proves that players on mobile do not necessarily require a ton of content - just engaging gameplay.
Meaningful Sharing
Overusing "share" prompts for accomplishments that are not meaningful can train players to ignore these prompts in the future. Players should also have a reason to talk about the game, whether it's their first day playing or their fifth.
Clear, Immediate, and Fair Challenge
Within the first few seconds of playing Flappy Bird, every new player will fail and get a Game Over. They choose to continue playing because they have a clear idea of why they failed and what they need to do to succeed. This clarity is so addictive because success seems very attainable, even though the skill needed to succeed requires practice.
If you have any additional insight into Flappy Bird's success, post a reply in the comments below!
|Mark Nelson
Downloaded after reviewing this article.
First game, I made it past 8 pipes. Next 10 games I didn't even make it past three...
Immediately had to delete.
If I want this level of frustration, I can just put a grain of sand in my eye!
(...will be reinstalling tomorrow, probably...)
|John Flush
Learned about it from iFunny. What is hilarious about the talk is it comes off about like Mark was describing - frustration abounds and there are bragging rights for even getting a reasonable score. Me personally, I can't take another endless runner, especially one that is full of major frustration. But I can clearly see that it is spreading everywhere. It is free, frustrating and shallow. Perfect for Mobile - of course everyone will eat it up.
|SD Marlow
6 of the first 11 posts son modojo are about this game. I know it's common for news about a new or popular (of fail or face palm) game will make the rounds of different sites at about the same time, but this just feels... well kind of fake. I guess it's like, no one wrote anything about it, and now it's a bandwagon effect where everyone will write about it because it's the thing to do, not because they ever heard of or tried the game until now. But then, how did it climb back to the top of the charts without being known, promoted, "on sale," or otherwise talked about?
It might just be a new kind of thing (hate to use the word phenomenon) in the digital age, like vertigo or deja vu. It's disjointed, like a broken cause/effect sequence.
|Phil Maxey
I think this played a big part in it's success
Everything that was said above about the game is true, it's addictive to a point, it allows easy social sharing etc, the only problem with all of that, is there are lots of similar games already on the App store, none of which have had the success this has had, which is why I think it's success is more down to certain key influencers mentioning it rather than the game itself.
|Prafulla Oimbe
I think this game is best example to study for all aspiring Game Maker. It gives us a challenge to better our scores next time and frustrates us at the same time - like how could I tap early or late, its so stupid of me not to clear one more pipe.
|Tony Yotes
I like seeing new things top the charts. It's inspirational and makes the top 25 list seem less permanent.
My only frustrations come from family and friends acting like I should make a game like that, thinking I can spit out a million dollars with just a few clicks on a keyboard. A lot of work goes into making a game and success like this is very luck based.
|sharan sarvanan
Nice game!! Really impressed with the game mechanics and simplicity. Congrats!!!
And I really have a quick question here, Why they have not implemented a retry button in the game over screen rather going back to main page to try again. In my opinion (I may be wrong) this may further increase engagement and reduce drop off before the user retry. Or is there any reason for not implementing a retry button there.???
|Bram Stolk
People post a 2 pt score not because it is funny, but because it is freaking hard to get 2 pts. My first 20 games or so were zero points.
|Dave Hoskins
It gets to be #1 through articles like this one... .. .


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Duke beat the Tar Heels 27 to 25 Saturday afternoon in an absolute heartbreaker for UNC fans. Duke took the lead on a late field goal and held the Heels off on the final drive to ensure that the victory bell stays in Durham for one more year. UNC now sits at 6-6 on the year and awaits to hear the news of where they will play their final game of the season.
Both teams traded blows in the first and second quarters of the game, with Duke taking a 17-15 lead into halftime. Highlights included a 99 yard kick return TD by DeVon Edwards of Duke and two Marquise Williams touchdown runs.
In the second half, the contest only got closer between the two rivals as each team traded blows. Jamison Crowder caught his second TD pass of the day to put Duke up 24-15 with 12:08 left in the third quarter. Then Quinshad Davis caught a 23 yard strike to put UNC down only two points. Finally, in the fourth, each team traded field goals. Ross Martin's 27 yard attempt was good and put the Dukies up 27-25. UNC's final attempt to come back and score was cut short by a Marquise Williams interception and the game was over.
UNC finished with 448 yards of total offense to Duke's 461. Duke was much better on third downs however, finishing 8-15 while UNC converted only 2 out of 12 attempts. UNC nearly had two 100 yard rushers in Marquise Williams (104 yards) and TJ Logan (92 yards,) and Eric Ebron paced all receivers with 121 yards in another strong performance from the senior.
The theme of this season for UNC has to be disappointment, as the Tar Heels missed many opportunities throughout the season to win football games. The penalties in the Georgia Tech game, the lack of effort in the ECU game, the poor game management in Miami game and the mistakes in the Duke game all came back to bite Carolina in different ways. Hopefully UNC can rebound and finish with a winning record in a bowl game. But for now, this loss stings the hearts of Carolina fans all across the state.


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Active Questions
|Guys / 11:00 PM - Thursday July 05, 2012
How do I convince my parents to let me sleep over my boyfriend's house?
I'm gonna be 16 in a week and my boyfriend is almost 17, we've been dating for almost six months and I really want to sleepover his house or something like that but I know my parents will not let me. How do I convince them? we won't do anything, so...
- Asked by Girl, 18-21
Hey Girl, have a nice grown up talk with them. Explain to them that you would like to sleep over at his house, and tell them you don't plan to do anything. Say that you know the dangers of s.e.x. and don't plan on doing. You just want to spend the night with him.
- Response by LuluGirl24, A Trendsetter, Girl, 17, Student
No matter what they are going to be over protective. Honestly you might just have to sneak. They will never see you side. ;/
- Response by timeofmylife123, A Flirt, Girl, 17, Los Angeles, Student
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Well your still at a young age to sleepover at a guys house. You cant really convince them but just follow thier rules.
- Response by advice10101, A Beauty Expert, Girl, 18-21, Fashion
your too young to be sleeping over at your bfs house. Your not gonna change your parents mind for anything. Sorry, but unfortunately the truth.
- Response by silverstar_81, A Social Butterfly, Girl, 18-21
i have the same problem, but unless you have good reason for staying over there-they probably won't let you..
- Response by wevicks16, A Do-Good Girl, Girl, 17, Student
im 16 and my guy is almost 16. weve been together almost 9 months and we cant stay at each others houses either, and weve both desided not to have sex. honestly your parents probably wont let you have sleep overs. just play by the rules and earn their trust :) best of luck
- Response by camocutie20, A Flirt, Girl, 18-21
whenever i want to ask my mom for something i usually clean up the house or buy her chocolate or something because it puts her in a good mood. then i bring up the question when she's not doing anything. just try to convince them how you won't be doing anything stupid and you're mature enough to make your own decisions. my mom trusts me a lot now to do pretty much whatever i want cause i haven't given her a reason not to (:
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