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such that obtaining sequence data is no longer considered to be research, but merely a routine technical procedure carried out in the course of research, largely with fully automated and easy-to-use equipment operated by technicians. Many laboratories own automated sequencers or use central sequencing facilities in their research institutions for routine sequencing tasks. Others contract the work out to private companies or sequencing centers around the world.
The first complete genome sequence of a virus was determined in 1975 when the 3,569-nucleotide genome of MS2, an RNA virus that infects bacteria, was sequenced (Fiers et al., 1976). By the end of 2003, the complete genome sequences of more than 1,100 viral species were available in public databases. The genomes of bacteria and eukaryotic species are far larger, but in recent years determination of these sequences has also become routine. The Institute for Genomic Research (TIGR), a nonprofit institution in Rockville, Maryland, that has been a major participant in many whole-genome sequencing projects, has built a powerful infrastructure for determining DNA sequences accurately and quickly. In 1995, TIGR scientists published the first complete genome sequence of a free-living organism, the pathogenic bacterium Haemophilus influenzae, which contains 1.8 million nucleotides (Fleischmann et al., 1995). By November 2003, complete sequences of 140 bacteria had been deposited in genome databases worldwide, and at least 181 more were being determined. The genomes of dozens of other eukaryotic organisms had also been completed by then, including plants, animals, insects, fungi, and the human.
The primary data that DNA sequencing generates consist of a long list of the letters A, T, C, and G in what looks like no order. For whole genomes, the list can be very long. The human genome is more than 3 billion nucleotides long, for example, and the genome of Yersinia pestis, the bacterium that causes plague—and that devastated Europe in the Middle Ages—has about 4 million nucleotides.
To keep track of sequence data, the Los Alamos National Laboratory in 1982 opened a data repository called GenBank. The purpose was to create a single repository that would allow easy access to all sequence data as they became available. GenBank moved to the National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI) on the National Institutes of Health (NIH) campus in Bethesda, Maryland, in 1988 and has grown to an extraordinary degree in recent years. It now contains more than 30 million gene sequences from more than 130,000 species, comprising more than 36 billion nucleotides (GenBank, http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/Genbank/genbankstats.html).


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"How does it feel to have earned an MFA?" It's a question I have heard frequently from well-meaning people, and I have had no answer. It has been exactly one month since I received my diploma in front of my wife, daughter and son in the grand chapel of College Hall at the Vermont College […]Continue reading
Mapping the Narrative Lines of Your Story
I'll confess that this post is driven as much by defensiveness as it is a desire to educate. My recent review of the book Creative You and my interview with co-author David B. Goldstein has reminded me of something I've long known from interviews with artists; every creative has his or her own process. That […]Continue reading
MFA Nugget: The End of This Creative Road
MONTPELIER, VT: At 8:45 am I will give a one-hour lecture on creative writing craft, part of my graduation requirements in my MFA in Writing with the Vermont College of Fine Arts. Assuming that goes well, I will receive my diploma during our graduation ceremony this afternoon. At this 10-day residency, I have also given […]Continue reading
MFA Nugget: The Secret to Including Drama in Your Creative Writing
MONTPELIER, VERMONT: If you think this post on enhancing dramatic moments in your creative writing is going to feature craft tips, think again. Vermont College of Fine Arts MFA in Writing instructor Lawrence Sutin has some amateur psychology and insightful philosophy to guide you; that is, he did in his lecture here at my final residency, […]Continue reading
MFA Nugget: Richard Russo on Winning the Pulitzer and the Writing Life
MONTPELIER, VT: If you were a writer, what would be the first question you would ask a Pulitzer-Prize-winning novelist? I'm having a hard time narrowing my list down to that one question, but Vermont College of Fine Arts President Tom Greene chose to open a public discussion here at our MFA in Writing residency with […]Continue reading
MFA Nugget: Do Your Opening and Closing Lines Sing?
MONTPELIER, VT: Is your creative writing work-in-progress handy? I'll wait a moment while you fetch it. Got it in hand now? Okay. Read the opening three lines aloud. Then read the closing three lines. Did you hear music? That's the question Vermont College of Fine Arts MFA in Writing student Nancy Levine asked in her […]Continue reading
MFA Nugget: What the Heck is a Postmodern Memoir?
MONTPELIER, VT: I would never miss a lecture by Vermont College of Fine Arts instructor Patrick Madden. Like his essays, his lectures provoke curiosity and reflection. And like his essays, he remains frustratingly elusive when it comes to the simple takeaways that so work in a blog summation. But in this lecture on the "postmodern memoir" […]Continue reading
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MONTPELIER, VT: "In a creative writing project, voice is everything." So said Sue William Silverman at a lecture here at the Vermont College of Fine Arts MFA in Writing summer residency. Sue, an accomplished memoirist and longtime VCFA instructor, was joined in the lecture–titled "Containing Multitudes: Shifting Voices in Fiction and Creative Nonfiction"–by fellow VCFA […]Continue reading
Imagining History, or Creating True Scenes You've Never Seen
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Trinity Convergence Announces Availability of IP Video Phone Software for TI's DaVinci(TM) Processors
RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, N.C., Aug. 14 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Delivering on its promise to offer the most flexible VoIP and IP video software solutions available, Trinity Convergence today announced that its VeriCall(R) family of voice + video...
RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, N.C., Aug. 14 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Delivering on its promise to offer the most flexible VoIP and IP video software solutions available, Trinity Convergence today announced that its VeriCall(R) family of voice + video over IP (V2IP) software is now generally available for the Texas Instruments Incorporated (TI) TMS320DM644x digital media processors based on DaVinci (TM) technology.
TI processors running VeriCall software provide original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and original design manufacturers (ODMs) with proven solutions for delivering internet protocol (IP) connected video products, such as IP Video Phones and IP Surveillance/Monitoring Systems, that require hi-fidelity audio and H.264 video functionality. The comprehensive nature of VeriCall software helps manufacturers shrink product development cycles and accelerate product delivery.
"We're excited to be introducing a very robust set of solutions that run on some of the most advanced digital media processors available today," stated Ajit Pendse, CEO and Chairman of Trinity Convergence. "Direction from our OEM and ODM customers over the years has been clear -- provide us high-performance voice and video over IP software solutions and the ability to run on leading edge platforms. Texas Instruments has clearly demonstrated its leadership in the IP video space with its strong track record in the fields of video telephony, video surveillance, entertainment delivery and telecommunications."
"Texas Instruments is very pleased to be working closely with Trinity Convergence to deliver high-performance H.264 based IP video phones to both the consumer and enterprise segments," said Pradeep Bardia, worldwide business manager, TI. "Trinity's VeriCall family of software helps us to offer our customers a proven platform for delivering IP video services in a variety of applications and products and we look forward to the continued collaboration."
The VeriCall family of software provides complete communications solutions that incorporate all of the key components for enabling two-way voice and video over IP communications and advanced functionality such as instant messaging (IM) and Presence (user status and availability). VeriCall software available on DaVinci technology processors includes:
VeriCall Edge(R) -- a comprehensive embedded software framework that allows manufacturers to leverage a single, embedded voice/video solution across an entire portfolio of IP-based communication products -- from VoIP/video phones to home automation applications to next generation dual-mode handsets.
VeriCall Video Phone Edition(TM) -- a complete IP video phone solution, now available on the TMS320DM6446 and TMS320DM6441 processors based on DaVinci technology, designed to accelerate product development and delivery. VeriCall Phone Editions integrate the embedded software framework (VeriCall Edge) with a customizable graphical user interface (GUI) and a suite of user applications (including Address Book, Presence and Instant Messaging) to create a vertically integrated and turnkey IP Video Phone solution.
VeriCall Software Solutions -- Accelerating VoIP Innovation
VeriCall software platforms help OEMs and ODMs accelerate their time-to- market. Delivering far more than just voice and video processing functionality, VeriCall software provides its own SIP software stack and uniquely integrates critical features, applications and technology such as NAT Traversal, security and quality of service (QoS).
VeriCall software is licensed by some of the world's leading consumer electronics OEMs and ODMs for use in the following products:
VeriCall software leverages industry standards for voice and video processing, as well as call control protocols such as SIP, to ensure product interoperability and simplify deployment. In addition, Trinity Convergence invests considerable resources towards ongoing interoperability testing to ensure broad compatibility with existing infrastructure and devices.
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Hatticus is a giant cabled hat topped with a small peak and a huge pom-pom. It's great fun to knit and super quick, with big needles and super-bulky yarn. It's even more fun to wear, and super warm.
The yarn suggested is Cascade Magnum, but you can use any super-bulky yarn that knits to a gauge of about 2 stitches per inch on 10mm needles. Garnstudio Polaris would be another great choice. My hat took about 80 yards Cascade Magnum, colour 9453.
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Investigators explain why officer's arrest took 4 days
Stephen Coco, 41, of Bedford turned himself in to Bedford police Tuesday, four days after the crash and a day after he was fired from the Manchester Police Department. By then, police had a warrant for his arrest on two class B felony counts of conduct after an accident, which carry a maximum sentence of 3 1/2 to seven years per charge.
LaFrance said investigators wanted to be certain when they sought an arrest warrant from a judge that they had the needed probable cause.
A little more than five hours after the crash, detectives had information that Coco was the man at the wheel of an SUV that hit the two teens as they walked along Harrod Drive. Investigators had matched a broken part of a plastic lens, found at the crash scene, to Coco's damaged 2007 Nissan Pathfinder that was parked in the driveway of his 29 Meadowcrest Drive home.
LaFrance explained, however, that while the part appeared to be a match to the "naked eye," that is not forensic evidence. An expert, she said, is needed at trial to show that the part came off the Nissan.
And, according to the affidavit filed in 9th Circuit Court, Merrimack District Division, Coco also denied he had driven the Nissan at all that night.
Meanwhile, Manchester police have said they have concluded an internal investigation into the hit-and-run as well as events preceding it. Coco had been visiting the Harrod Lane home of Jeff Harrington, a fellow Manchester police officer whose son suffers from leukemia.
"A large amount of information was gathered during the investigation, the scope of which encompassed the periods of time that preceded and followed the collision. The only employee misconduct identified during this investigation was on the part of Stephen Coco and based on those findings, he was terminated," said police Lt. Maureen Tessier.
LaFrance said the case is still under investigation. She said it will be prosecuted by another county attorney's office - which one has yet to be determined.
Dean Drukker, 18, and Noah Hickman, 17, were struck from behind on the night of March 22 as they were walking along Harrod Lane. Drukker suffered a serious head injury and was hospitalized for several days, while Hickman broke his right elbow.
The driver of the SUV fled the scene. Police were led to Coco's home after Hickman told them he and Drukker saw the SUV leave a nearby home, which turned out to be Harrington's residence.
Later on Saturday, investigators impounded the SUV, which was an undercover vehicle assigned to Coco as a sergeant in the Special Investigations Unit at the Manchester Police Department. They obtained a warrant to search it and found fresh damage to its front, numerous indentations in the front hood on the driver's side and fabric impressions on the front bumper consistent with the clothes Drukker had on when he was hit, according to the affidavit.
Coco is free on $20,000 personal recognizance bail, pending a probable cause hearing set for April 16.
Coco, who was employed with the Manchester Police Department for 17 1/2 years, was fired Monday for violating several standard operating procedures, according to Manchester Police Chief David Mara.
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"Getting this first win was huge for us," Colonels coach Jill Lester said. "I told the girls before the match we had to put ourselves in the running if we want to be champions. They responded and we set the tone early."
The Colonels opened up the night with six straight points against the Skyline defense as they were led by senior Emily Shannon. During the run, Shannon recorded three points. The first came at the net when she blocked Hawks hitter Kristina Salazar.
Emilee Payne made opportunities abound for the Colonels by notching six assists in the first set alone, as Hannah Tierney slammed three kills and Shannon added three more to handily win the first set.
"Emilee [Payne] is a young setter," Lester said. "She is just a sophomore and she has a lot of pressure on running the offense, but it's a good pressure. This is good varsity experience and she knows what the expectations are and has done a great job of rising to the occasion."
"We got off to a slow start tonight," Hawks coach Leslie Detweiler said. "We appeared to be very timid and weren't going after the ball."
While the Colonels appeared to be clicking on all cylinders, the Hawks struggled as they aided James Wood in the second set with unforced errors to quickly fall behind. The young Skyline squad was reeling, but did not show any signs of giving up despite trailing by two sets.
"We all connect really well on the court," Shannon said. "The hitters were doing a good job and passing really well. We were pumped up, and knew we had to keep pushing and keep a level head until the game was over."
The resiliency appeared to be paying off when the third set got under way. Skyline grabbed a quick lead and set the pace early. Lindsay Lehew contributed six kills for the Hawks, and it seemed as if Skyline had found its way. The struggles with communication and passing vanished, and James Wood found itself trailing late into the set.
"Entering the third game, I told the team they needed to be aggressive," Detweiler said. "I told them that if they made mistakes because they were too aggressive, it was much better than making mistakes for being timid. They responded and they saw that they are capable of playing with teams that are the caliber of James Wood and make things happen."
Trailing 22-18, Lester called a timeout to remind her team where its focus needed to be. The reminder paid dividends as James Wood reeled off six straight points behind the serve of Kelby Jackson. With the opportunity for match point, the Colonels sealed the victory when Megan Crabtree blocked a Skyline return at the net to win the set, 25-22.
"We know that we have to expect the best and the worst, and be ready to respond to that," Payne said. "I think we were getting a little tired in the third game and they started playing well. We just did a good job of keeping it together and doing what we needed to do to get the win."
"Although we lost, the third game was big for our confidence," Detweiler said. "The girls played with heart and we have to build on that and continue working hard to improve as the season goes on."
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I have received many reports from people telling me if they were
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running), I could put your eicar.com anywhere on the drive!" Doesn't
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Me too! Can't believe I'm going to be an Aunty! I think working on this has made it a bit more real to me since I haven't seen Kris since…
Thanks for sharing! I meant more on a PERSONAL level though, not just the stuff you post (and I do read all of) on here. I am your sister for crying out loud! (-_-)
Me too! Can't believe I'm going to be an Aunty! I think working on this has made it a bit more real to me since I haven't seen Kris since she found out, and she's horrible at updating me, or sending pictures. hah.
I'm watching The Walking Dead and eating Strawberry Rhubarb pie, which, in my opinion, is the best way one can spend it.
That sounds pretty sweet. I'm recording The Walking Dead, so I can watch it with my other half. We always watch it together. I could go for some pie though. I love pie a little too much though you could say, but I don't care. PIE IS AMAZING!!
The director of the movie is very talented as well. He also directed Drive, which I cannot recommend enough to everyone I talk to. It's definitely a different style from Bronson, but just as amazing.
Oh god, I LOOOOVVVEEEE Drive. Different from Bronson for sure, but that movie was different from what I thought it was going to be as well, in a good way.
I also love Drive's soundtrack. So good.
I really enjoyed this movie when I first watched it. It was a bit odd at first, but after awhile it kinda grew on me. After I finished watching it, I was pleasantly surprised at how much I liked it.
Yes, very much this. It total starts out weird, but only because I think I had something else in mind of how it was going to be.
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Our whole place is covered in toys, posters, and artwork. Most people who visit our place for the first time are overwhelmed with all the pop-culture we've got everywhere. EVERYWHERE. hah.
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Lauderdale Lakes Middle MYP International Baccalaureate School is an excellent Magnet School with stimulating Innovative Programs. The students at Lauderdale Lakes Middle School receive targeted instruction to meet their needs whether that may be remediation or acceleration. Middle school students are afforded the opportunity to take enriching high school Math and Science programs but not only do the students take the courses but they are afforded the resources to excel. Not only are students nurtured academically, they are also afforded the opportunity to be dynamically well rounded culturally with enriching dance and music programs offered at Lauderdale Lakes Middle.
This school is great! The parent involvement is excellent. They keep you informed with your child's academic progress and the fact the their students are able to take high school courses before hand is excellent! Awesome principal that stays in the hallways on a daily
This school is not as bad as people say it is.When i came on here and read the reviews i was really scared to come here as an in coming 6th grader.But after a couple of months i really enjoyed my time there.I have to agree that the kids are very wild and LIVE during the day.But we do get rewarded when we accomplish new goals as a grade.There was a whole bunch of different assemblies for different occasions,which was the good part.The IB program really pushes you to an advantage.Some teachers gave me a hard time but i just had to continue with the year.All in all i really like Lauderdale Lakes middle and i will be coming back for the 2013-2014 school year.
ms. Rachel Lucas should not be teaching. All she has to do is monitor online students progress. She gave my A/B student a D because she hadn't taken her End Of Course EOC exam before interims. The state law says they cant take the EOC until April 29-May 10. She completed the class the first part of April with an A which was early. ms Lucas gave her a D because she hadn't completed a test the state says can't be given until after interims. Florida Vewrtual School says they are supposed to be entering the grade they got in the online class! I'm sooo mad I could SCREAM!
Ever since new administration, "Griffin Administration" the school has been running every well. My child which is now in High School scored every well on the FCAT due wonders of the teacher he scored ALL 4's and one 5. The administration knows how to communicate and gets the parents involved. WONDERFUL SCHOOL!
I attended Lauderdale Lakes Middle school for all three years. I was also in the magnet program. I met my best friend in the 6th grade at Lauderdale Lakes. And I am in my second year at Howard University and we are still best friends. Personally, I didnt socialize much. So, I didnt make the most of the school. However, I had great teachers. I was able to earn high school credits while in middle school, which paved the way for early admission my senior year of high school. The programs at Lauderdale Lakes are excellent! You just have to know what you are there for.
The teachers are excellent! They care about their students academically and outside the class. They are very supportive. The IB program is challenging. Some of the classes are online and allow you to go faster than a traditional class.
Everyone is friendly and helpful. Events are held monthly to encourage parent school relationships. Excellent environment to learn.
This school has made some great changes. It is by far ahead of other schools in technology. It has some kids with behavior issue like every school. Fortunately, their are incentives and support for kids to do well.
Dont send your kids here its a bad school theirs not very much detail here but pease dont send your kids here. Its best for you and your child for them to not go their!!
this school is bad the reason im still going is because i live near the some of the teachers are direspectful and unfair and the students are even worse if you have a chil DONT SEND THEM HERE WARNING !!!!!
I am a student currently attending Lauderdale Lakes and truthfully I do not think it is a good school. Most of the children are not serious about their education and this puts the focused children in a bad environment. Compared to other schools, it is very violent. It is encouraged by the students. Punishments are not harsh when necessary, but are when unecessary Although temperary solutions have been made for these problems, no progress has shown. The are not The IB program does push you to your potential, but I believe there are too many projects. I would rather have an assignement that is related to the curriculum, rather than a projects that is just eye candy for visitors. I think the 7th grade magnet teachers are great teachers, except I wish they would focus more on the curriculum at hand. During sixth grade I did more independent studying for mathematics
I think the kids are bad but the teachers are nice ,and have a lot of education
i went to this school and for the 6 months i went here i filed 4 police reports on fellow student and was beaten up weekly do not enroll your children in this school.
I am a 6th grader attending Lauderdale Lakes and I am in the IB program. I love the school and the teachers. It will be hard saying goodbye to everyone when I leave for high school.
I am in the 8th grade attending Lakes since 6th grade. It's not that we are out of control students we're just happy to have a place to socialize with friends. Besides who wants to go to a boring old school that's strict. Also, I'm in magnet I agree that some teachers do always seem annoyed but wouldn't you be too if you had to come everyday to deal with over a hundred kids for 8 hours a day because even if I loved my job I wouldn't be too happy about that. Personally, I feel that the way Lakes is shows that it has character. You can hear that a school is an A school and has a good environment, but that doesn't necessarily mean it's safe or the education is good.
I like this school, but the kids are on some serious grown fols buisiness
My daughter enrolled in 2007 and so far, i am impresse with her achievements although there is room for improvements
Lauderdale lakes middle school is a great school though we may not be the best or the most prestigious we sure are not out of control the only reason teach always seem to be rude is the fact students do not want to follow directions and want the teachers to do what they want is the only reason students say teachers are rude so in conclusion the ib is impresive because i know for a fact that william dandy middle school's ib program the highest level of math the have is algebra 1 and the highest math we have at LLMS is geometry so in conclusion LLMS a good school.
i likethe school and i think it a great school and that why i go to this school
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La Humita Restaurant
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.lahumita.com/
- Phone: 7737949672
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Tuesday - Sunday: 11:00am - 3:00pm
Dinner: Tuesday - Thursday: 3:00pm - 9:00pm, Friday - Saturday: 3:00pm - 2:00am, Sunday: 3:00pm - 11:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Spanish, South American
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar/Lounge, Entertainment, Full Bar, Late Night, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Wheelchair Access
A word from La Humita Restaurant
This tasteful Avondale restaurant serves Ecuadorian cuisine in a contemporary atmosphere. The house specialty La Humita, is a traditional appetizer from Ecuador consisting of fresh corn and cheese, steamed inside a corn husk. Also offered are empanadas Chilenas, fried turnovers stuffed with meat, onions, eggs, olives and raisins and llapingachos, potato pancakes served with fried eggs, chorizo and avocado. For dessert, try the quimbolito,a pudding laced with cognac and raisins and steamed in a cornhusk; El Balcon (the Balcony), the Latin lounge upstairs from La Humita, offers cocktails, appetizer and entrees, plus free live music Friday -Saturday nights.Continued
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La Humita Restaurant reviews from OpenTable diners
- DisappointingMichaelScottVIPDined on 3/28/2014I very much wanted to like this restaurant: the space is warm and inviting, it is clean and tastefully decorated and the service is very friendly and attentive. The food, however, is not good. It's not bad, but it is not good. We tried several dishes on the menu, and only enjoyed the humitas, which are much lighter and sweeter than tamales, which they resemble. After that, the menu careens downhill, at a fair clip. I had the sausage plate: not good. My companion had the shrimp and rice: not good. We tried a turnover: ugh (once we managed to crack the cement-like pastry, the filling was just ok). And so on. It's too bad; it seems like a family place that I could really become attached to.
- Great Ecuadoran FoodBeccaDined on 2/14/2014We came for Valentines day and the food was fabulous. Drinks were spot on (try anything with passion fruit!) and the live music was great. Would def go back and would tell friends too!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Neighborhood GemSDM424Dined on 2/14/2014Very good restaurant! Cozy 1st floor dining. Larger space upstairs. Food was excellent. Good display. Drinks were good as well. Nice spot for couples or double dates.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent restaurant withksltDined on 1/19/2014Excellent restaurant with great service. Love the llapingachos (potato pancakes) and ceviche.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- terrificOpenTable Diner Since 2005Dined on 10/25/2013Food is incredible. Very delicious and fast. Very filling and in expensive.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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J. R. Eyerman - 3-D Movie Viewers During Opening Night of Bwana Devil (1952)
Orticanoodles is the pseudonym for two Italian artists, a very active and tight-knit duo, composed of Wally and Alita.
The image of the "brand" Orticanoodles has made its appearance in the streets of main European cities. Since roads are the largest open-air museums in the world, where you have free access and the artworks are judged for their aesthetic impact and communicative power, their creations are based on a code "POP" focused on the use of the stencil technique as a new form of Graffiti Art.
The most recent works, the new concept "Stencil on Stencil", are a collection of portraits of famous leaders, celebrities and provocative artists, combined with intricate matrices of finely cut stencil which contain a written message.
The concept is to cancel the physical work, the pictures are above the words, thus creating a mutual relationship between the subject and his message.
People I Know, a photo series by Jon Jacobsen
The self-taught photographer uses costumes, props, and visual effects to produce surreal portraits of his friends and the people he admires. Each image represents the subject based on how the photographer views them.
Replaceface by Steve Payne
Portraits of modern day celebrities as paintings of 19th-century Russian generals.
Douglas Gordon - 24-hour Psycho (1993)
"The work consists entirely of an appropriation of Alfred Hitchcock's 1960 Psycho slowed down to approximately two frames a second, rather than the usual 24. As a result it lasts for exactly 24 hours, rather than the original 109 minutes.
The film was an important work in Gordon's early career, and is said to introduce themes common to his work, such as recognition and repetition, time and memory, complicity and duplicity, authorship and authenticity, darkness and light."
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We recently posted photos of an awesome dog with markings that form a natural mustache. Now it's time to meet an equally awesome mustachioed kitty. Meet Hamilton (the Hipster Cat)!
Born in San Francisco with the markings that resemble a dashing white handlebar mustache, Hamilton lived in a Silicon Valley animal shelter until he was was adopted by Jay Stowe:
"Hamilton is a rescue kitty that was born on the 4th of July (probably). He has a real mustache that is better than any mustache that has ever walked this planet."
Jay shares photos of his debonair feline friend Hamilton (and Hamilton's amazing 'stache) on Instagram.
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Stop Missing Telephone Calls
Our telephone signaler will give you a loud and clear signal when your telephone rings, and it provides an additional flashing light signal so you won't ever miss another call again. The alert can be set off, low or high, and the LED light can be mounted on a wall or just placed next your favorite easy chair or the phone. 10' connection cord and phone adapter is included.


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Chef Supervisor, Anne Hathaway's
Chef Supervisor, Anne Hathaway's
The Trust is looking for a full-time Chef Supervisor to join the Anne Hathaway's Cottage Garden Cafe supervising all aspects of food preparation, cooking and the presentation of dishes at the cafe, including cleaning, stock control and ordering duties.
To be successful in this role you should have experience of working in a commercial kitchen, be able to create and cost food options. You should have supervisory experience and be able to manage a small team, including performance management tools.


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For years, scientists have used thermal broadband cameras to perform target characterization in the longwave and midwave infrared. The analysis of broadband imaging sequences typically provides energy, morphological and/or spatiotemporal information. However there is very little information about the chemical nature of the investigated targets when using such systems due to the lack of spectral content in the images. In order to improve this situation, Telops has developed dynamic multispectral imaging systems which allow synchronized acquisition on 8 channels, at a high frame rate, using a motorized filter wheel.
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Characterization of freely dispersing gas clouds is a challenging task. The large area covered and uneven distribution of these fast moving entities makes conventional ground based techniques inappropriate in some cases. This application note presents how the targeting and acquisition mode, a unique feature of the Telops Hyper-Cam airborne platform, provides valuable time-dependent information on gas cloud dispersion such as the origin of the gas leak, the gas cloud direction and its velocity.
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Safety is a major concern for oil and gas companies as the chemicals encountered in their installations are mostly toxic or present a high explosion potential. The need for a reliable gas identification and imaging system is an interesting addition to the current gas detection systems in order to take action during emergency situations.
FAST Thermal Imaging: The New Way to Look at Ballistic Impacts
For numerous years, soldier protection dedicated research groups have been using high-speed visible imaging systems in order to evaluate the level of protection offered by various ballistic materials. The main objective of these studies consists in evaluating the amount of energy absorbed by a given material, and how efficient this material is at spreading the absorbed energy to a large area. Obviously, the outputs lead to the commercialization of better and more efficient soldier protective gear.
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Significant technical challenges need to be overcome when it comes to detection, location, and identification of small caliber hostile gunfire. The key characteristic for the detection of a small caliber gunfire, which also leads to the most obvious technical challenge, is its short, few milliseconds long, muzzle flash. Other technical challenges include the detection of the fast moving target and the detection of a high energy event, in real-time while covering a large area (Field of View or FOV).
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The Employment Non-Discrimination Act (ENDA) will protect workers from discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity. ENDA will ensure employees are judged on the quality of their work and not on personal identity, which is irrelevant to job performance. It embodies the American philosophy that employment decisions should be centered on a person's qualifications and work ethic, rather than their perceived differences. NASW strongly urges the House of Representatives to pass the Employment Non-Discrimination Act.
NASW asks members to advocate for Congress to pass the Employment Non-Discrimination Act so that all workers are protected from discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity.Tags: Advocacy, ENDA, glbt, lgbt, transgender, workplace
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We're having a Drink & Draw for all the cool kids going to Portland for Wonder Northwest, and you are all invited!
There'll be a couple popular pies out for early birds showing up at 7, and I'll be giving out some screenprinted versions of this poster to attendees.
Have a look at Sizzle Pie's menu/drinks/info here http://www.sizzlepie.com/
If you haven't, check out Wonder Northwest over here http://www.wondernorthwest.com/
See you there!
Come Drink & Draw with us! Come to Wonder Northwest!


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The Mavericks pursuit of free agent forward Chandler Parsons did not come without its price. Dallas put their own free agent, Vince Carter, in a precarious situation as their pursuit of Parsons put contract negotiations with Carter on the back burner.The contract offer that Dallas extended to Parsons limited their flexibility when it came to retaining Carter, a valuable member of the Dallas bench for the last three seasons.
The most that the Mavericks could offer Vince Carter was the $2.7 million cap exception while the contract offer to Parsons was on the table. The Mavericks may have been hopeful that Carter would wait to see what unfolded with Parsons, but the Memphis Grizzlies swooped in and secured Carter's services with a three-year contract for $12.2 million.
Easing the pain of losing Carter was the news that Chandler Parsons would be joining the Dallas Mavericks. Dallas took a risk in extending the offer to Parsons, and it could have cost them Vince Carter with nothing to show for it.
Carter will be missed in Dallas, he brought a scoring much-needed scoring punch off the bench and he was willing to do whatever Carlisle asked him to do in order to help the Mavericks succeed. Finding a replacement for Carter would be difficult given the Mavericks limited salary-cap flexibility.
As Dallas began to piece their 2014-15 roster together, the news broke that the Mavericks had agreed to terms with forward Richard Jefferson. Jefferson (34), is a 13-year veteran with career averages of 14.5 points, 4.5 rebounds, and 2.4 assists per game.
Jefferson and Carter actually shared the court in New Jersey from 2004-05 to the 2007-08 season. Like Carter, Richard Jefferson was once an extremely athletic player who has changed his game to remain an effective player in the NBA.
While the Mavericks would have preferred to keep Carter, Jefferson actually had 2013-14 season in Utah that was very comparable to what Carter did in Dallas. Take a look at the two player's stats from last season:
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Jefferson may not be the same player that Carter is, but he's not as far off as many would think and he comes to Dallas bringing little risk. The Mavericks were able to sign him for the veteran's minimum of $1.4 million.
Jefferson will be asked to come off the bench and stretch the court for the Mavericks second unit. With 13 years of experience in the NBA, Jefferson should be able to integrate himself into the Mavericks lineup in a short amount of time.
If Jefferson is able to duplicate the season he had last year in Utah, the Mavericks should be commended for finding a true bargain in free agency.


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A history graduate from St John's College, Cambridge, Philip Gibbs spent 15 years as a financial analyst for Laing and Cruickshank and then BZW before he broke into fund management at Jupiter in 1997. Philip has had extensive experience as a stockbroking analyst specialising in equities of UK financial companies and is a Chartered Accountant. He manages the Jupiter Absolute Return Fund. He also runs two investment trusts: the Jupiter Split Trust and the growth portion of the Jupiter & Financial Income Trust.


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Hey, you!
We're hiring!
In case you're interested to work with us, here's some stuff that you might like to know.
Firstly, we're a small company with big ideas and some awesomely useful, unique technology now in use in 180 countries around the world.
We're on a mission to connect all kinds of devices (from mobile phones to ATMs) using sound.
Now think about this – sound is everywhere. There are more loudspeakers on planet Earth than people, by some margin.
What if all of them could send data? That's the big idea. Now read on:
Let's teach the machines to sing
To make the idea of chirping data real, we built some mobile apps.
The first Chirp client was launched in July 2012, and took #1 download spots in App Stores including: the UK, France, Germany, Canada, Ireland and China. Chirp for iOS went on to be a Top 20 App in 58 App Stores worldwide.
Chirp for Android was launched in Sept 2013 at London Fashion Week, in collaboration with global fashion retailer Topshop.
Chirp is a super-flexible platform and can be used share any data from pictures to payments to pairing codes. Chirp has also been used in marketing campaigns by Bacardi, featured at the Opening Ceremony 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi, heard live at the Royal Albert Hall, broadcast on air on by the BBC, and is shortly to be installed on 40,0000 devices in California classrooms.
Chirp is led by design, and took Gold Prize for Mobile Innovation (iOS & Android) at the 2013 Lovie Awards and was exhibited in at the London Design Museum, Designs of the Year Award Show 2013.
Chirp is backed by UCL Business, the tech transfer arm of UCL, University College London, where our founders hold senior research positions.
Sounds good. Now what?
Our next challenge is to open Chirp up to as many devices and services as we can think of.
Or – even better – to get as many things chirping as the internet can think of. We will be providing SDKs and API access to developers great and small on hardware of all kind, and we're looking for some clever people to help us take on this exciting next phase.
These are the roles we're looking for:
Lead Developer
You will be leading a small team creating a broad range of web-enabled audio applications for iOS, Android and other platforms. This is a great opportunity for someone who is looking to take leadership responsibility within a fast-growing company. Share options may be available.
Key Skills
Computer Science degree
Python programming
Knowledge of web-hosted APIs. AWS deployment/maintenance an advantage
Knowledge of MongoDB, Pylons and/or related platforms an advantage
Worked as server developer supporting web clients and app clients
Worked as a lead of a small team, or ready to take on this role
Experience of working with diverse platforms, either professionally or recreationally (e.g. Arduino, Raspberry Pi) preferred
3-5+ years acting a senior developer
Written a web-services API and maintained a deployed system through different versions
iOS & Android Dev
Looking for a creative developer to maintain and build on current Chirp apps and SDKs for both iOS and Android. You are not the average app developer.
Key Skills
Computer Science degree
iOS development
Android development
Knowledge of programming against web APIs (Facebook, Twitter, etc) an advantage
2-3+ years experience on one of iOS or Android
1-2+ years experience on secondary application
Must demonstrate deployed apps on the relevant app stores
Have implemented apps that connect to web services
Knowledge of optimising code for ARM devices highly desired
A broad interest in computing platforms, low-end and web service integration etc. is a Good Thing
Web Developer
A creative developer with experience building dynamic & responsive web services, both client-side and server-side. You like to see it done just right.
Key Skills
Computer Science degree or equivalent demonstrated experience
HTML5 development, modern web frameworks
Python or Javascript back-end development
2-3+ years experience in web services
Must be able to demonstrate currently active services
None of the Above
You are none of the above, but you're looking to join an ambitious startup.
We are friendly people and we welcome both informal enquiries and CVs from interesting people, including those with diverse or non-standard skillsets. Though we're making technical hires today, we're always looking for talent in marketing, design, production, growth hacking… if you like what we're doing (or maybe you think we're doing it all wrong) then let's have coffee.
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The Rocks is the name given to the oldest area of Sydney which is located at the Sydney end of the Harbour Bridge between the bridge and Circular Quay. It was once the area inhabited by poor dock-workers and ex-convicts and has been transformed into an area filled with bars, restaurants, markets and shops and has become one of the most-visited parts of the city. It is considered to be Sydney's oldest preserved colonial district . In addition to the retail and dining options, attractions include the Sydney Visitor Centre, the Museum of Contemporary Art, The Merchants House, The Susannah Place Museum (a row of old terraced houses restored to their original state), the Discovery Museum and the oldest building in the city, Cadman's Cottage.
Sydney Harbour Bridge
Sydney Harbour Bridge is one of the world's most iconic bridges and a significant feat of engineering. It was opened in 1932 after more than 8 years of construction work although planning of the bridge had begun as early as 1912. The bridge is known locally by the affectionate nick-name of 'The Coathanger' due to its unusual shape. At it's tallest point, the bridge stands 134m high and has a total length of 503m. With a breadth of 49m, the bridge is the widest single-span bridge in the world. The bridge has 8 lanes for vehicles, a further two train lines and a pedestrian footway as well as a cycle path. For those who wish to cross the bridge 'the hard way' bridge climbs are also available. The bridge connects Sydney's CBD area with the area known as the North Shore and is just across the water from the Sydney Opera House in one direction and the Luna Park amusement park in the other. The Harbour Bridge is always a key focal point of any national celebrations such as New Year's Eve when it is lit up with a major firework display.
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Taronga Zoo is one of the most scenic zoos in the world - you can view the animals with a backdrop of Sydney Harbour Bridge and the Opera House. It is just 12 minutes across the harbour from Circular Quay at Mosman and the ferries leave ever half hour. You can also get there by bus from Wynyard bus station or by car for which there is a A$10 charge. Admission costs Adults A$32 Children A$ 17.50 Under 4 Free Seniors and Students A$ 22.50 The zoo is open daily from 9h00 to 17h00. There are several food outlets at the zoo plus ample toilet facilities. Wheelchairs are available for free and strollers can be hired for A$12 a day


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Tag Archives: Chris Jewell
Give A Man A Fish-Lobstermen Truck Series
Chris Jewell- Lobstermen Truck Series
Here is Chris Jewell of the famous Jewell hockey playing Jewell family that led Gloucester to many hockey titles over the years.
Chris skippers the Makenzie Rose out of Lobster Cove.
His full size Dodge is pretty old but keeps on ticking. He went with a rubber mat to protect the bed of his pick up and you can see that that rubber mat hasn't protected the inside walls or rails of the truck bed so well, but what the hey, it's a work truck.
Notice the sticker- Give a man a fish he eats. Teach a man to fish he starves. That bumper sticker is in reference to the fishing regulations that have strangled Gloucester's fishing fleet.


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In an odd scheduling quirk the Yankees will be in Chicago for an entire week. They traveled after the game Sunday and are spending the off day Monday in the Windy City. They will then play a two game interleague match-up at Wrigley Field against the Cubs. Then they play a four game set against the White Sox. Both the Cubs and White Sox are under .500 for the season and neither is playing very good baseball at the moment. This is a terrific opportunity for the Bombers to feast on some weaker teams and gain some traction in the AL East.
The Cubs will throw their two best pitchers against the Yankees in the abbreviated two game set in Jason Hammel and Jeff Samardzija. The Yankees will counter with one of, if not the, best pitcher in baseball in Masahiro Tanaka and the unknown Chase Whitley. Whitley pitched well in his MLB debut against the Mets getting a no decision in a game the Yankees eventually won. Tanaka does not lose baseball games. Both Tanaka and Whitley should be able to handle a Cubs lineup that ranks near the bottom of the majors in nearly every offensive category.
The Yankees will then face the White Sox without rookie phenom Jose Abreu, who was placed in the DL over the weekend with an ankle injury. The Cuban defector was tearing the cover off the ball in the early part of the season. He had a league leading 15 home runs to go along with 42 RBIs. The Yankees are catching a huge break to be playing the White Sox without such an imposing figure in the middle of their lineup. The Yankees will also miss All Star Chris Sale on this trip as he is also on the DL. They will be facing a team without its best starting pitcher and best hitter.
On a road trip like this where the stars are seemingly aligning for the Yankees, they need to go into St. Louis on Memorial Day have won at least five of six games. These are simply games the Yankees cannot afford to lose. They are a half game up in the division going into the off day. This week in the Second City is the perfect opportunity to take advantage of a couple teams down on their luck at a time when the Yankees are looking shaky in the rotation and offensively. A nice week in Chicago can go a long way towards gaining some breathing room in the division and ultimately a division championship in a few months.
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