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Education 4 All Radio Show: Diamond Catering!
Special Guest: Ms. Mary Lawrence Hayes, Founder & Owner of Diamond Catering
Join Ms. Mary as she discusses how she uses her catering business to bring joy and inspiration into others' lives!
In addition, learn about her 4th Annual Best Friends Luncheon:
Saturday, August 23, 2014
Heman Park Community Center (975 Pennsylvania; University City, MO 63130)
11:30 am - 1:30 pm CST
Vintage Beaded Purse Contest
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The G-Spot w/ Meka Rae: Catering to and Serving Your Lover!
On Monday, September 22nd at 10pm we are focusing on catering and serving your lover. When we take care of our partners through service (in and out of the bedroom) we build stronger commitments, encourage effective communication, and help to promote a stronger sense of intimacy/bonding with our mate as well as show our partner how much he/she means to us. How you can use catering/service to help repair your relationship or just enhance it if nothing's broken? We look forward to you joining us and sharing your thoughts. We will have a guest host (Tessie Wilmot) to share her thoughts. Of course we will have music to soothe your sensual soul!
Wedding Cakes, Wine & Catering
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Chef Ian, caterer extraordinaire. is back by popular demand and talking about wedding cakes, serving wine at your wedding and who gets to take home the left-overs. Ian has been in the catering and food industry for 10 years and has a passion for making your wedding beyond believable!
If you are interested in being a guest on Wedding Talk with Nancy at Noon, please contact Contact Nancy at firstname.lastname@example.com
Website: http://nancyatnoon.com http://nancymurdoch.com
For all your catering questions and concerns, contact Ian at firstname.lastname@example.com
This show is sponsored by Dreams Shows Multicultural Bridal Show in Mississauga, Ontario
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26 - Catering Whore Sean Seamus McWhinny
A what, now?
Ca•ter•ing whore, n: someone who works for hire, serving, bartending, at any variety of event or function, bearing no allegiance to one company, accepting any shift possible, working as often and as long as necessary to make ends meet and to buy stiff drinks at the end of the day and/or create art; synonym: catering mercenary.
Huh? What? Who? C'mon, most of us have worked in the food industry at some point, right? Well, Sean did what we all want to do after that experience, he bitched about it in his very own comic!
We're gonna hear all about some of these stories from the man himself, as well as the usual geeky-tom-foolery ... cuz that's how we do!
Juicy, gossipy, high society catering stories from a geek?! BRING IT!!
Obviously, a guy who wrote and drew his own comic is up to more than catering and has new projects he's working on ... BUT WHAT?! Listen to the show, and find out!
Sean-related linky-links...
Here, go buy his book, too!
Catering Solutions Revisited
Join our WCHP Broadcasting team today at noon as we revisited our lunch program, Catering Solutions. If you remember our earlier broadcast, there were some issues both kids and staff had with Catering Solutions. We voiced our opions via a radio broadcast, and now we will find out if these concerns were answered. Tune in for our FINAL broadcast of the year.
Let's Talk Catering with Chef George
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Since my graduation party is being catered this Sunday, I figured we would talk all about catering tonight. Catering is BIG BIG Money in the Culinary field. Tonight, ACF certified Chef George Norrell will be joining us to talk about Catering, Listen in to learn what goes in catering, and learn all about Catering. If you own a local catering business feel free to call in and advertise. Or call in to ask catering questions. Enjoy the show!
Real Talk About Starting a Catering Business
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Replay of interview with Chef Keena of Keena's Kitchen Catering Service. She started with minimal funds and now people are calling her! www.keenaskitchen.org
It has been a debate for the last two years. Do you like the food from Catering Solutions? Is it a healthy lunch? Are the serving sizes adequate for all students? Do you only order pizza? Can we switch companies? These are the questions that have been debated for months, possibly years. This Wednesday our broadcasting club will try to answer some of these questions as we broadcast LIVE at lunchtime. Our crew will interview students, teachers, and Mrs. Green who serves the students the lunches. Tune in at Noon Wednesday if you want the answer, Catering Solutions or NOT???
"Chewing The Fat" With Big And Beefy featuring Endless Catering & Domenico Foods
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This weeks show is all about CATERING!!!
Big & Beefy will be Chewing The Fat with Chefs Michael Costello & Nicholas DiBartolomeo (Owner/Operators) of "ENDLESS CATERING".Endless Catering-Off Premise Catering Company tailored towards all types of events, gatherings, functions. Chef Rob & Chef Clem will hanging out in the studio with Nick and Mike, including them in "THE TOP FIVE" & of course the "FOOD FIGHT" . Also calling in from California will be Chef Nick's brother, Dominick DiBartolomeo, Owner/Operator of "DOMENICO FOODS". They make and distribute fresh pasta, sun dried tomatoes and sauces as well as many other items. Chef Nick will also be talking about his new project "CULINARY MUSCLE"...CULINARY Info inspired by health and fitness.
Big & Beefy will also be introducing a new segment called "GET THE BREAD OUT"..... This is where Rob and Clem pick a sandwich of the week , make it and describe it, as well as film it to put up on The CTF Podcast YouTube Channel.
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Join me LIVE with Anderson's Catering and Soul Food
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Many people have a passion but are not sure how to go full time in it!
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2014 - Why Aren't You Catering?
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Hot Dog Vendor Radio is a weekly show for street food vendors. We focus on the ongoing training, rules and codes, loopholes, tactics, tips and tricks for becoming more successful.
Episode: Why aren't you catering? Catering is the loophole, it's another path to huge incomes and is being done by very few vendors. Tonight learn how to take your business to the next level.
You can watch the show live at http://streetfoodvendor.tv and join the chat room there as well.
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- The 2014 Texas Poetry Calendar: Pushcart Nominations
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- The 2012 Texas Poetry Calendar Awards
- The 2011 Texas Poetry Calendar Awards
- 2010 Next Generation Indie Award, Karla K. Morton
The 2014 Texas Poetry Calendar:
Pushcart Nominations
Read our current Pushcart nominations in the Texas Poetry Calendar »
- "Lesser Nighthawk" by Patricia Spears Bigelow — in the 2014 Texas Poetry Calendar, October overview
- "Phenomenon of the Vortex" by Diane Durant — in the 2014 Texas Poetry Calendar, June overview
- "Over Flat Creek Near Round Top, Texas" by Carolyn Tourney Florek — in the 2014 Texas Poetry Calendar, Week of May 18–24
- "Ardor de Cuerpo" by Claudia D. Hernandez — in the 2014 Texas Poetry Calendar, Week of February 23–March 1
- "Wings" by Ed Madden — in the 2014 Texas Poetry Calendar, December overview
- "Near Year's End" by Susan Rooke — in the 2014 Texas Poetry Calendar, week of December 28–January 3
The 2013 Texas Poetry Calendar:
Pushcart Nominations
- "Dante in Texas" by Stan Crawford — in the 2013 Texas Poetry Calendar, October overview
- "La Posada" by Cathy Downs — in the 2013 Texas Poetry Calendar, Week of December 22–28
- "Winter" by Monty Jones — in the 2013 Texas Poetry Calendar, January overview
- "Marlin, Texas" by Robert Wynne — in the 2013 Texas Poetry Calendar, May overview
Dante in Texas
After months of drought in Midland,
in the middle of a basin where the sea once tossed
(the sea now vanished, like everything becoming
something else), last night a spat of rain
fell against the plastic skylight in the kitchen—
a sound so long unheard, I thought it caused
by some other element—perhaps the crackle from
an unseen fire. All forms fluctuate through
other forms. Dante fled from Florence,
sentenced to burn alive, burning then in exile
with words. Last night's rain
could have been a burning language,
summoning the denizens of Midland
through the sphere of fire to stand
under a night sky suddenly blessed
by clouds returning, tears of exile ended.
Summoning us outside to shed our clothes
and shuck our lumpish bodies, veined and
varicose from brisket, beer and barbeque,
chicken-fried steak, more beer.
Though when I ran outside to hear
and feel the pattering music of the spheres,
the night was falling silent
and the streets were already dry.
La Posada
If I don the dress I will be Mary,
Great with child.
My want will be upon me;
Waddle will I a bit,
Swaying from porch to path,
My two selves denied entrance.
Holy and profane I will come to you,
Asking for succor, crying piteously as in olden days.
It is scripted that you remain indoors:
My face will hang in your porch light,
Your feet will approach the door,
You will see, through the peeping hole, my face,
And yet you will back away.
Cars will move down the street where it has rained,
Red and yellow lights reflecting;
They will go quietly like owls in evening,
Their tires invisible and silent in darkness.
My feet will touch the pavement; I will stay earthbound;
But pacing the roads, my body will become complete
Where the pains touch me here, and here:
It will be spirit knocking. I will imagine
Doors that do not close, a car slowing,
A welcoming voice that utters these syllables: Come in.
Winter's hard, brittle branch broke as predicted.
Hunters knee-deep in snow found the fox they had expected.
The usual wren tapped at the rain barrel's mirror.
Old choruses drummed the air up and down the streets.
Joints turned on their spits, cups brimmed and sloshed.
The candle burned to a swirl of wax like a robe heaped on the floor.
Sleepers remembered the dark drawing itself over their heads.
They mumbled a few worn words without any need for waking.
The North Star, rooftop ice, rattle and gnaw of wind,
the burrowers nosing closer, all these fell into place,
as did the blind dog barking, the fire smothered in the grate,
the kitchen faucet left to drip, blankets warmed against the stove.
The gelid sap, the unwound clock, the mute owl keeping watch,
frost attending at the windows — these held out for something new.
The stillness near morning, a nail pulling against a timber.
Marlin, Texas
A horse idly munches grass
next to an abandoned parking lot
as I pass business after business
for lease. The road is crumbling
beneath me, but the Ebenezer Baptist Church
has a fresh coat of white paint.
It's a quiet Sunday in Central Texas,
worshippers nothing but blurred images
behind stained glass. They don't know
I've once again opted for tater tots
instead of God. I like to think
the fabled curative mineral waters
of this once-thriving town
have become the ice in my soda.
Smiling wide, I swear I feel better
as I head back to the highway.
The horse has moved on to some plants
bursting out of the rusted trunk
of an abandoned car. He seems content
to gorge himself all day,
like this soft light mirroring the clouds
in the windshields of the faithful.
They emerge slowly and carry their songs
home, strangely hungry.
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The 2012 Texas Poetry Calendar Awards
- First Place: "Wimberley" by Erica Lehrer
- Second Place: "Prayer for a Calf" by J. Todd Hawkins
- Third Place: "May" by Beverly Voss
- Honorable Mention:"Halsell, Texas" by Del Cain; "Unfinished Ode" by Mary Margaret Carlisle; "Window Shopping" by Lyman Grant; "Redbud" by Monty Jones; "Hunting Party" by Anne McCrady.
Selected by Barbara Ras
On hot days you could find him
down by the river and up a tree,
enjoying its cool. If she stood on tiptoe,
arms stretched skyward and he reached
his hands through the branches,
he could lift her into the leafy treehouse
where they'd be hidden from view.
Too young to work, too old to play,
they'd stare at each other wordlessly
smiling like maniacs, eating green
grapes, a breeze lifting the damp hair
off their foreheads, arousing in them
a restlessness they didn't yet understand.
That boy is dead now. The tree, too.
Today, by the river, even the wind is still.
Prayer for a Calf
The summer bubbled fire ants and burdock thorns
and glistened in waves dappled
by the shadows of buzzards.
We watched the stock tank inch down
and preferred to talk about box scores and neighbors' daughters
over the rainless sermons of weathermen.
We drove ten counties north for good hay,
something free of local briars and baling wire,
our old pickup hemorrhaging gasoline with every mile of road.
When the calf was born,
we managed to muster a feint of optimism,
at least in the comparative cool of morning
over bacon and good thick coffee.
But the mother we knew was over-equipped:
her teats swelled to the size of beer cans,
and the calf could find no way to nurse.
We had seen this with her before:
this cruel genetic curse.
She was a good cow,
but poorly suited for motherhood.
So as the days got on,
we closed our windows at night,
choosing silence over coolness.
Soon, we'd drive the fences and find the thirsty leather remains
and all our eyes would turn stone, like the pasture turned to caliche.
But for days, we offered silent prayers
for a calf to turn snake, unhinge its gentle jaws,
and take in the warm, wet sustenance
we hoped our world could offer.
To walk out in the warm morning,
pick up the paper—the one you know
is full of wars, hunger, slayings—
still, to feel warm grass under bare feet,
see mockingbirds and wrens
that survived both last week's storm
and the cat next door. To see
that a rose and a blue cornflower
opened over night and that a vagrant
compost squash is blooming under cover
of the legitimate potato patch
is no small thing.
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The 2011 Texas Poetry Calendar Awards
- First Place: "Waiting Inland for the Hurricane" by J. Todd Hawkins
- Second Place: "Saturday Market" by Dr. Charles A. Stone
- Third Place: "Bacchus in Texas" by Christine Boldt
- Honorable Mention: "Woman Claims Cheeto Resembles Jesus Hung on the Cross" by Stan Crawford; "A Cardinal" by Justin M. Robinson; "Odysseus at the Alamo" by Robert Wynne
Selected by Cyrus Cassells
Waiting Inland for the Hurricane
In the morning, gray and distant,
there will be coffee and the waves
of a child's laughter when the images
of inundation give way
to Saturday morning cartoons.
Then, they say, will come the wind, rain.
We will putter nervously, bearing
the uneasy silence of pretended calm
as we hang old sepia family pictures
in the stairway.
Those grim faces from behind decades
of storms and loss will stare
and judge their progeny's faith.
We will know the places they show
on the news. We will have strolled
their sunny seawalls and tasted their ice creams,
soft like rainbows must be.
We will know it is futile to tie this world together
with chain-link fences and swing sets.
Perhaps we will lose the young oak
we struggled all summer to free of fungus.
Perhaps we will lose more.
But now the house only sleeps
and the wind chime
only whispers the delicate peals
of painful anticipation.
Saturday Market
A man should be planted horizontally,
toes up, eyes toward heaven
with a tombstone at his head
so he remembers when he doesn't wake
in the morning that his days on earth are done,
his work and land passed to the next generation
who, with luck, will labor as long and scratch
as much from the hardscrabble forty acres
as he did, and with more luck than he had save
enough to send the kids to college so they won't
have to race the morning sun to the fields
or sweat a bucket of Texas dew before crating
their produce and packing it into the bed
of a rusty pickup parked on the shady side
of the barn all gassed for the race to Austin
in the morning and a booth at the farmers'
market where slickers will sip iced tea
while they squeeze and pinch and sniff
and quibble about prices, each hard-won
bargain another line on the old man's face,
another scar on the back of his hands.
Bacchus in Texas
Bacchus, a terra-cotta mask,
grimaces, gape-mouthed
on the garden wall.
He's an expatriate under live oaks,
although the sun sets as outrageously here
as it did behind black cypresses
and the raw ocher oven
where he was first fired.
Moss has worked its way into his frown,
has given a cast to one of his eyes,
has split the curl of his lip.
The children watch him warily,
especially when one girl is brave enough
to tease the daddy longlegs
quartered in his throat.
Then, their pulsing communion disturbed,
the critters whisker down his chin.
Bacchus and I rarely converse now
about the old days,
but at the Feast of the Assumption,
Ferragosto, we usually remember
how the heat of a Roman summer
would explode the cones of the umbrella pines,
graveling a dusty piazza with pignoli.
And, last year, when a spider webbed
a monocle over his bad eye,
I took his picture.
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2010 Next Generation Indie Award, Karla K. Morton
Redefining Beauty, Karla K. Morton's stunning book of poems from Dos Gatos Press, won the 2010 Next Generation Indie Award in the Women's Issues category.
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Two weeks ago while I was visiting the South Middleboro Cemetery in Middleboro
Ma. looking for graves of my Benson relatives I came across a set of headstones
that caught my attention even though I thought they were not for any of my relations.
Living in Massachusetts I've visited many old cemeteries and seen various methods
of preservation for deteriorating headstones such as the framing on these. But
there were two things about these that I had never seen before. One was the
concrete base. None of the other headstones in the cemetery had it and whoever
had made it was probably trying to both prop the stones up in a secure position and
prevent them from sinking into the ground:
The other item were the metal plates fastened to the backs of the stones. They
had more information added to the text of the original inscriptions(I've boldfaced
the parts I believe were added):
"Grandson Of The Nameless
Nobleman Of Plymouth
In Memory Of Mr John
LeBarron. He Died
Aug 1 1801
Aged 79 Years & 4 Months."
"In Memory Of Mrs
Mary -Raymond- Wife
Of Mr John LeBarron
She Died March 25 1791
Aged 60 Years & 8 Months
Repaired 1974 By R M LeBarron R D 1
Greenwood PA"
Next to these there was another repaired gravestone. The metal plate
was fastened to the front of this one:
"In Memory Of Martha-Benson- Widow Of
William Parker-Who Died Oct 13 1777
In The 76th Year Of Her Life -Martha
Was Married First To James LeBarron-Son
Of The Nameless Nobleman Of Plymouth-
James Died May 10 1744 & Martha Married
William May15 1745-James Is Probably
Buried Here Beside Martha -As Is Her
Son LeBaron Robert M LeBarron
"The Nameless Nobleman of Plymouth" was a Frenchman, Dr. Francis LeBaron
who arrived in Plymouth in the late 1600's and made a place for himself in the
community. There's a great site here run by David Blanchette where you can learn
all about Dr. LeBaron's story. But then when I saw the second headstone with
the name "Martha Benson" I realized I must have a family connection with her.
From what I've found so far online, it appears that it's a close connection: Martha
is the daughter of my 6x great grandparents John Benson and Elizabeth Briggs..
It's been 38 years since Robert Lebarron repaired those gravestones and fastened
the metal plates to them. I wonder if he is still alive. Thanks to him, I found the
grave of my 5x great grandaunt Martha Benson
A blog about genealogy and thoughts about the various roots and branches of my family tree as well as the times in which my ancestors lived.Included are the West, White,and McFarland families.WARNING:DO NOT TAKE ALL OF MY FAMILY RECORDS AS GOSPEL. ALWAYS CONFIRM YOUR OWN RESEARCH!
Friday, June 29, 2012
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- Wendy L. Callahan said...
What a cool story about the LeBaron family. I knew about them, but not the "Nameless Nobleman". That's fascinating.
I might descend from John Benson and Elizabeth Briggs. I have an "unclaimed" Benson, and I believe he is a grandson of theirs. Someday, I hope to find out for certain. :)
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WWE Tough Enough airs tonight right before Monday Night Raw. Tune in at 8pm ET on the USA Network.
Be sure to tune in to the Post-Raw & Tough Enough Show LIVE at 11pm ET!
Discuss the show in the comments!
well tonights episode is called ""110 Pound Elephant in the Room"
so i am thinkin it is about one of the women in the contestant, so either one of the girls are going home or one of them step up and show what there made off lol, i really hope Ivelisse doesnt go, but i saw a preview for this show and it shows her screwing up a jump over the ropes, so i am guessing she will be in the bottom 3 :(
I just heard a rumour that Undertaker may be drafted to raw, so i wouldnt be surprised if Michelle got drafted, however the undertaker to raw rumour comes up every year
Christina gettin' face time is making me worried that she's going home…
im glad that Christina is getting time to talk and be shown
*kicks Toxic* we don't think like that =P lol
I hope Rima isn't going to quit
good on rima for training, and i am gaining more and more respect for rima everytime i watch, bill sat on her pretty much lol, and she still didnt want to quit haha
Rima has so much passion.
They yell at Eric every week. I think it's time for him to go
Go head Christina
Yay for christina doing the ropes well
Christina did well. I don't understand why Luke & Jeremiah got the shine.
okay like really, pretty boy Luke really needs to go home , he is just annoying and cocky
ChristinA is so impressive.
I want to see more ivelisse (sorry if i spelt that wrong) Her and Christina Need a contract, maybe Rima as well
Luke is cocky but he is too hot for me to hate lol
Wow. They really let loose didn't they? Lol.
I am with Ryan all the way, be straight edge
Me too, I wouldn't have drank.
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That's the matter under discussion: whether there's energy storage or power dissipation. If it's for example, 1.6 joules (watt-seconds) of energy stored in the crank, and you're riding at 320 watts, that's 0.05 seconds of power wasted, assuming you have full force on the crank when you cross the line. I'm not worried about that, as I'm not a sprinter: I'm more worried about energy dissipation, which adds up to much larger accumulated losses.
I'm really excited to see how the new SRAM crank scores, as well as the new Camillo.June 17, 2013 at 6:09 pm in reply to: Crank Review #5 #93942
Thanks, Jason! This would perhaps be a good test for FrictionFacts, who have the best publicly available testing of drivetrain power efficiency at present. Unfortunately the crank is part of an integrated system, including frame and rider, so I wonder how relevant a bench test would be. Despite that, it would be better than nothing, and measuring deciwatt differences in power loss isn't easy.June 17, 2013 at 1:44 am in reply to: Crank Review #5 #93938
Ah — good to connect real names with aliases. Your posts on Weight Weenies are certainly excellent.
It's a funny difference in perspective: you say "only 1.6 watts" but I see "a whopping 1.6 watts". That's around 5 seconds up Old La Honda road, as much effect as 350 gram difference in crank mass.
By "heat" I am referring to conservation of energy. Assuming the leg can output the same power, aerobically limited, then power goes to either propulsion or to heat. The heat can be in the bicycle or in the human body. However, the leg sees a certain force-versus-position trajectory: one with an infinitely stiff crank, a slightly different one with a flexible crank. Assuming no power is lost in the bicycle itself, then it's not obvious to me that the flexy-crank trajectory is going to yield more internal dissipation in the leg than the other. True, the crank may be pushing less against the leg during the upstroke, but this is balanced by the fact the leg is pushing less on the crank on the downstroke. Power transmitted to the crank would be reduced, but the aerobic system is worked less, and therefore the body is able to adjust and push harder. It spreads out the force pattern more over the distance of the pedal trajectory, perhaps, but the integral of force dot distance with respect to distance is constrained by the power.
Forget about the human leg: that's hopelessly complex. I could assume the crank is hooked up to a lossless machine which is programmed to deliver a fixed amount of mechanical power to the crank such as the one Metrigear built to test the Vector. In that situation, the flex must be relieved either propulsively or via heat in the bicycle. I know in this situation my money's on the vast majority of those 1.6 watts going into the drivetrain. It's the obvious energy sink.
It would be interesting to see FEA of this.
P.S. There's a general confusion (not from you, but in the subject as a whole) about the difference between elastic compliance and inelastic compliance. For example, if I put a thick insole in my shoe, it is easy to understand than when I compress it, then allow it to expand, I will get only a fraction of that energy back, and therefore it's better to not use thick insoles. The insole will deform one way, then un-deform a different way, yielding hysteresis which results in heat generation. With highly springy materials like Al, and to a lesser extent carbon fiber which is more lossy, the direct hysteresis will be far less and so energy loss becomes more dependent on the nature of the load.June 13, 2013 at 10:03 pm in reply to: Crank Review #5 #93807
Excellent! I'm glad to see the crank test is active. I look forward to new cranks.
The one issue I have is with the assumption that all elastic strain energy is dissipated as useless heat. There's one obvious relaxation path, and that's to drive the chain, which represents a power delay but not an energy loss. I suspect the vast majority of deflection energy ends up being dissipated propulsively.May 3, 2011 at 11:19 pm in reply to: Far and Near Derailleur bolt tuning kits #93124
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Updated 12:19 p.m. with press release from Providence Mayor Angel Taveras, below.
Providence is one of 22 global cities selected by IBM in its 2011 Smarter Cities Challenge. Go Providence, RI! From Tshwane-Pretoria, South Africa to Guadalajara, Mexico to Nice, France to Townsville, Australia to Providence, RI, we will explore in the coming months how urban concerns are addressed "by implementing *smarter* technologies and processes." As IBM stated, Providence was a city that
demonstrated a solid track record of innovative problem solving
IBM plans to announce 100 smarter cities through this challenge, and, as one of them, Providence will have access to some of IBM's top talent and resources, who spend time in our city-state, living and working among us to help us tackle a tough issue.
OSCAR has and will be working closely with the City of Providence to share with you more information about this amazing opportunity that just accelerated our city and state from what Travel & Leisure referred to as an underdog city, to a very visible city via the IBM challenge. Congratulations Mayor Taveras! And thank you OSCAR Stakeholders!
Welcome to Little Rhody, Big Blue! Catch the Wave of Innovation! Follow oscarri.org as we track this opportunity.
Update: Mayor Taveras has released the following to congratulate Providence and OSCAR in the wake of this wonderful news:
PROVIDENCE, R.I. - March 9, 2011 — Mayor Angel Taveras today announced that Providence is a winner of the IBM Smarter Cities Challenge. The grant provides Providence with access to IBM's top experts to analyze and recommend ways that the City can become an even better place in which to live, work and play.
Teams of specially selected IBM experts will provide leaders in Providence and Rhode Island with analysis and recommendations to support economic development, better delivery of municipal services, more citizen engagement, and improved efficiency in the capital city.
Providence was among 24 cities worldwide that IBM selected in its first Smarter Cities Challenge, a competitive grant that the company will award to 100 municipalities globally in the next three years. The technology and services that Providence will receive from IBM under the Smarter Cities Challenge grant are equivalent to as much as $400,000.
In awarding Providence with a Smarter Cities Challenge grant, IBM said the City demonstrated a solid track record of innovative problem solving. Providence created its winning proposal in collaboration with the Ocean State Consortium of Advanced Resources (OSCAR), a partnership of leading universities, government institutions, private companies, and social agencies aimed at tackling statewide problems in health care, education, economic development, and energy and the environment.
There are more than 40 organizations involved in OSCAR including: The Association of Independent Colleges and Universities of Rhode Island, AS220, Brown University, the Greater Providence Chamber of Commerce, Helicos BioSciences, IBM Corp., Johnston & Wales University, Lifespan, OSHEAN, the Office of Providence Mayor Angel Taveras, the Rhode Island Quality Institute, The Rhode Island Foundation, the Office of Rhode Island Lieutenant Governor Elizabeth Roberts, the Rhode Island School of Design, the Rhode Island Economic Development Corporation, Slater Technology Fund, Social Venture Partners Rhode Island, the Rhode Island Science & Technology Advisory Council, ThoughtCap, the University of Rhode Island, and Women & Infants Hospital.
A press conference will be held at Providence City Hall on Wednesday, March 16 from 10-11AM, to announce the details of the Smarter Cities Challenge project that will occur in Providence with IBM.
"I am excited that Providence has won the IBM Smarter Cities Challenge, and thank all of the City's partners at OSCAR who helped to make this happen. The IBM Smarter Cities Challenge will benefit us all – helping us to collect, share and analyze the City's data to better understand our strengths and develop innovative and cost-effective strategies to deliver services and build a stronger economy in Providence," said Mayor Taveras.
IBM's consultants and technology specialists will help the City of Providence analyze and prioritize its needs, review its strengths and weaknesses, and learn from the successful strategies used by other cities worldwide. After studying the role that intelligent technology might play in uniting and advancing different aspects of life in Providence, IBM will outline a range of concrete strategies to help make the City healthier, safer, smarter, more prosperous, and attractive to current and prospective residents and businesses.
"We selected Providence because of its commitment to the use of data to make better decisions, and for its desire to explore and act on smarter solutions to its most pressing concerns," said Jennifer Crozier, IBM's director of corporate citizenship and corporate affairs. "The cities we picked are eager to implement programs that tangibly improve the quality of life in their areas, and to create roadmaps for other cities to follow. The stakes have never been greater but we're excited at the prospect of helping cities tackle the most pressing challenges of our time."
The need for better city management has never been greater. In 2008, according to the United Nations, more than half the world's human population began living in cities for the first time in the world's history.
"I applaud IBM's Smarter Cities Challenge for selecting the City of Providence to engage in the dynamic Smarter Cities process and identify creative solutions for more effective systems supporting city services," said Governor Lincoln Chafee. "I look forward to working closely with the City as it takes on the Smarter Cities Challenge."
Lieutenant Governor Elizabeth Roberts said, "It has been exciting to work with the Mayor as part of the OSCAR collaborative to develop a partnership to engage the IBM Smarter Cities Challenge. There will be great benefit to be gained for both the City and the State as we work together with IBM to improve the way we collect information and use it to plan for the best solutions to some of our common challenges."
"I am extremely excited about this opportunity for Providence, and the role OSCAR played in helping the City win the IBM award," said Clyde Briant, vice president for research at Brown University and co-chair of OSCAR. "The work that OSCAR stakeholders have done together over the past two years has created a culture of trust that made OSCAR's talented, visionary partners available to the City. Because of our culture of collaboration, OSCAR was able to help the City move quickly and flexibly to pursue the IBM Challenge, enter the new economy and aspire to become a global city."
"IBM's Smarter Cities Challenge desire for broad-based, research-driven collaboration spoke directly to AICU Rhode Island's mission for supporting cooperative activities through academic partnership," said Dan Egan, president of the Association of Independent Colleges and Universities of Rhode Island, an alliance representing eight independent institutions of higher learning in the state. "Thank you to IBM for affirming that Providence, and Rhode Island, are poised and ready to grow the knowledge economy, both in the Knowledge District and beyond."


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Despite privacy concerns, bars to use BioBouncer system to identify and bar unruly patrons
"It's a natural deterrent," said Vitale, who convinced the owner of nearby club Montego Bay to also use the device. "If someone is a potential problem, you don't want them in."
What happens if a customer, whose image comes up on BioBouncer as a troublemaker, says that's not him or her?
They can plead their case with club management, Vitale said. In addition, Dussich said that his company will monitor use of the device through a manned 24/7 technical center.
Attorney John McEntee, whose Uniondale firm represents companies producing biometric software, said the photograph sharing among clubs doesn't appear unlawful.
"There's nothing private about your face in public," he said. However, McEntee said, problems could arise if the device is being used to exclude certain people based on race or appearance.
The reason behind it
Last year, Nassau County police responded to 131 calls for various reasons at the four Island Park clubs signed up with BioBouncer. Nine arrests resulted in charges, including assault and disorderly conduct, police records show.
Vitale said he hopes the device will keep out "bad guys" who ignite brawls or break other laws similar to a violent struggle that recently occurred at a Garden City nightclub. In March, five men were arrested on riot charges after injuring security guards at Club Posh on Seventh Street.
Nicholas Carentz, 26, of Oceanside, who has hung out at the Island Park clubs, said BioBouncer may help keep out troublemakers, but said he fears patrons who quarrel with someone who "disrespects your girl" could also be targeted.
"It's good, but not good," said Carentz.
Enjoying happy hour at the Kew Club in Queens, Lukasz Bialecki, 28, of Maspeth, said well-behaved customers have no worries.
"It shouldn't bother you if you don't start trouble," he said.
BioBouncer's initial cost is $3,000 to $5,000, then there's a $600 monthly fee. Less costly methods of policing clubs - like well-kept blacklists and bouncers with good memories - also work.
"I don't see how this hi-tech gizmo will help," said Robert Bookman, a lobbyist for the New York Nightlife Association.
Experts say biometrics isn't a perfect science. In Tampa, Fla., police no longer use face scanners because of errors in matching photographs to people, officials said.
Electronic Frontier Foundation, a San Francisco-based nonprofit working on free speech and privacy issues, said problems with face-scanning technology far outweigh any benefits.
"The accuracy leaves quite a bit to be desired," said Lee Tien, the group's attorney.
Generally, devices like BioBouncer make a false match once in 250 attempts, said Yevgeny Levitov, president and co-founder of FaceKey Corp. of San Antonio, Texas, which has studied biometrics for 20 years.
He added that errors are reduced by using more than one comparative image and improving lighting - steps Dussich said he has already taken.
In addition to having its own light source, BioBouncer compares multiple images to increase accuracy. For example, if 17 images match 20 stored images of a rowdy customer then "that's a pretty good match," Dussich said.
"[BioBouncer] needs to be used with the best ethics and practices," he added. "It is the utmost importance to us that it doesn't interfere with the patrons having a good time ... and to make sure their privacy is being protected."
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Facial recognition systems identify people by distinctive characteristics, called nodal points, unique to almost every person's face. Here are some examples of nodal points: Distance between the eyes; Width of nose; Depth of eye sockets; Cheekbone, chin and jawline patterns.
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My favorite songs of 2013
Hello hello hello!
Long time, no update. Anyway, I'm dusting off this ol' blog for some late end-of-the-year nonsense. Good to see you all again.
Here's my personal favorite 25 songs of 2013. Not necessarily singles, but most are. The criteria for this list is as follows:
1. Only one song per artist.
2. Each summary must be no longer than 10 words in length
Hope you enjoy it! I've included a link to the song in its' title wherever possible. 3 of them actually weren't on YouTube, believe it or not. Have a listen and lemme know your thoughts.
25. Scale The Summit: "Atlas Novus"
—-Most unfair guitar intro ever. Makes me want to travel.
24. Pentimento: "Just Friends"
—-Hooks for days. Emo-punk at its finest.
23. Alcoa: "Keep Track/Lose Track"
—-So, the Defeater guy can sing? Quite well, actually.
22. August Burns Red: "Count It All as Lost"
—-Hey, every other metalcore band: Stop trying. ABR win.
21. Mountains for Clouds: "I'm Tough, My Whole Body's a Callus" (sorry, couldn't find a video for this one).
—-Perfect midwestern emo. That tapping guitar outro…whoa.
20. Koji: "Chasing a Ghost"
—-Beautiful voice, extraordinary vision. An added backing band helps too.
19. TTNG: "Havoc in the Forum"
—-Tim Collis is god. All hail Tim Collis.
18. Beartooth: "I Have a Problem"
—-Dark enough to scare you sober. Brutally honest.
17. And So I Watch You From Afar: "Big Thinks Do Remarkable"
—-Pure kinetic happiness. So bright it's gotta wear shades.
16. Frank Turner: "Plain Sailing Weather"
—-Add this to the endless list of brilliant FTHC songs.
15. Into It. Over It. "Upstate Blues"
—-Brilliant wordplay, catchy chorus, booming bridges…Evan Weiss nutshelled.
14. Protest The Hero: "Mist" (sorry, could only find a live version)
—-Probably the most triumphant song ever about Newfoundland.
13. Polar Bear Club: "Wlwycd"
—-Yes, I miss Jimmy's voice, but songs are still good.
12. Bars of Gold: "Hey Kids" (sorry, live version only again)
—-Marc Paffi can keep it in his jeans. I can't.
11. Russian Circles: "Lebaron"
—-Pure ass-kicking groove without lyrics. Amazing production, too.
10. Touche Amore: "Non Fiction"
—-Brilliant crescendo by the experts of short but sweet songs.
9. Man Man: "Head On"
—-More calm than usual, but still creepy and sing-a-long-able.
8. Sleeping At Last: "Sun"
—-Ryan O'Neal puts all songwriters to shame. Instant constant goosebumps.
7. The Wonder Years: "Dismantling Summer"
—-Easily the hardest album to pick just one song from.
6. Enter Shikari: "Rat Race"
—-Killer "whoas" and ending breakdown. Otherworldly thinking-man's chameleon-core brilliance.
5. Mixtapes: "Bad Parts"
—-Superb co-ed vocals and stellar pop-punk. Epitome of catchy.
4. Citizen: "The Summer"
—-Modern grudge? Perfect slow jam? Doesn't matter, sing along.
3. Owel: "Snowglobe"
—-Absolutely gorgeous from start to finish. Oh, that falsetto…
2. Defeater: "Bastards"
—-Pure adrenaline. A purposefully torn snapshot of anger and energy.
1. A Great Big Pile of Leaves: "Snack Attack"
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Jean 2 weeks, 4 days ago
Calls and hangs up
Caller: local office
Cricket call on 1/5/14
Caller calls back in 45 minutes if I don't answer, then nobody is there on the other end. The other day I just answered but didn't say hello or nothing- they eventually hung up. It's driving me crazy.
David on 28/4/14
same # calls me asking for the previous owner.ive had this phone 2 years now.
Caller Type: Debt Collector
IKB on 19/4/14
When I was out I had a call from this number which shows as "Local Office". Had no idea who it was, but I recognize the area code as Nashville or middle Tennessee. Nobody I know, so I won't answer calls from it again.
rwarrer on 18/4/14
looking mr. jenkins please return this call or we will be forced to take legal action!
Caller Type: Debt Collector
Anonymous on 16/4/14
Call number back someone answered and said First National Collection Bureau
Rhonda Davenport on 23/2/14
This number keeps calling my cell phone. So far twice in one day. I don't answer it and don't intend to either.
ubetiburn on 23/2/14
Fist National Collections - shows up as "Local Office" on my caller ID
There is never anyone on the other end, about 5 seconds after you say hello twice they hang up. I have recently filed a complaint as the calls with no person on their end are a harassment.
There is never anyone on the other end, about 5 seconds after you say hello twice they hang up. I have recently filed a complaint as the calls with no person on their end are a harassment.
Caller: First National Collections - "Local Office"
Caller Type: Debt Collector
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Tired of other people's collection calls on 21/2/14
Number calls and hangs up so I called it back. They are looking for the previous phone number owner, so are many other people! They even asked me if I know her... I said I've looked her up on Facebook. Really wish people would pay their bills or change their numbers.
Caller: First national collections
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Alabama Over It on 19/2/14
The phone number 615-647-0360 continues to call my business number and business mobile number..simultaneous and when answered there is no one, no recording, no message...this has been going on for weeks and is really tiring. Clearly this is some sort of robotic dialing system, albeit a poor one, that needs to be shut down. I have blocked them on my mobile phone but do not appear to have the same luxury on my business landline. Please offer any assistance to put a stop to this.
Caller: No one or message was on the other end
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Jo Ann Jenkins Named New AARP Chief Executive
Posted By Mary C. Hickey On May 13, 2014 @ 10:06 am In Bulletin Today | Comments Disabled
[1]AARP announced today that Jo Ann Jenkins has been named chief executive of the organization. She will take the reins of the 37-million member association in September, replacing outgoing CEO A. Barry Rand [2].
Jenkins has been with AARP since 2010, most recently as its chief operating officer and, before that, as president of the AARP Foundation. [3]
"Jo Ann is a seasoned leader and innovator," AARP Board Chair Gail Aldrich said in making the announcement. "She has an obvious passion for AARP, and she fully embraces the social mission. Jo Ann is an inspirational leader who proactively engages at all levels of the organization and is comfortable operating in the public eye. She has demonstrated experience working across party lines, which, coupled with her broad business experience, is essential to AARP's success at this time."
Aldrich noted that, as president of AARP Foundation, [3] Jenkins led its far-reaching development and social impact initiatives, including Drive to End Hunger, [4] a national effort by AARP and AARP Foundation to help the millions of older Americans who struggle with hunger every day. Under her leadership, the foundation's overall donor base increased by 90 percent over two years. A key AARP Foundation initiative launched under Jenkins is Mentor Up, which encourages young people to engage in service on behalf of older adults and fosters positive intergenerational dynamics.
In a Washington Post [5] article announcing her appointment, Jenkins said, "People want AARP to be with them every day in their community." Her priorities include a commitment to health and economic security of Americans 50-plus and a "focus on boosting older adults' digital skills."
With more than 25 years of extensive leadership, management, planning and business experience, Jenkins is well known and respected in Washington and in the philanthropic, public and private sectors. She came to AARP from the Library of Congress [6], where she had been its chief operating officer, responsible for managing the library's day-to-day operations, 4,000-person staff and $600 million budget.
During her 15-year tenure at the Library of Congress, Jenkins developed and directed two of its most renowned projects, the National Book Festival and the Library of Congress Experience, the largest and most complex program in its 210-year history. In May 2010 she was recognized by the technology industry with the 11th annual Women in Technology Award for her innovative leadership on the Library of Congress Experience. She is also a recipient of the Library of Congress Distinguished Service Award. On May 17, Jenkins will receive an honorary doctorate of humane letters and address graduates at Washington College's 231st Commencement.
Earlier in her career, Jenkins directed the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Office of Advocacy and Enterprise, and worked at the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development and the Department of Transportation.
She became a member of AARP Services' Board of Directors in 2004 and its chair in 2008, completing her service in May 2010. She is on the board of the Congressional Hunger Center. She was a delegate and founding fellow to the U.S.-Japan Leadership Program and a 1999 graduate of Leadership America. She is also a 2012 Baldrige Executive Fellow [7].
A native of Mobile, Ala., Jo Ann earned her Bachelor of Arts from Spring Hill College. She is a 1998 graduate of the Stanford Executive Program, offered by the university's Graduate School of Business.
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[3] AARP Foundation.: http://www.aarp.org/aarp-foundation/
[4] Drive to End Hunger,: http://www.aarp.org/aarp-foundation/our-work/hunger/about-drive-to-end-hunger/
[5] Washington Post: http://www.washingtonpost.com/business/capitalbusiness/aarp-to-name-jo-ann-jenkins-chief-executive/2014/05/12/8642ce34-d93e-11e3-b745-87d39690c5c0_story.html
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What's the Difference? Light Rye, Dark Rye, Pumpernickel, and Marbled
As bread bakers, the differences between these four breads has been a real source of confusion for us. They often seem to be used interchangeably in restaurants, bakeries, and even some cookbooks. It's quite distressing to expect one kind of bread and wind up with something completely different, we think! So is there a difference?
We would argue that, yes, there is definitely a difference. Or at least there should be! After paging through several of our favorite bread baking books, here's what we've determined:
Light Rye: This bread is made using white rye flour ground from the center endosperm of the rye berry. This flour does not contain any of the outer seed coat, the bran, or the germ, so the flour (and the bread it eventually makes) stays fairly light in color.
Dark Rye: From what we can tell, dark rye breads can be made in one of two ways. The first version uses white rye flour and the same basic formula as light rye bread, but adds coloring and flavoring agents like molasses, cocoa powder, or instant coffee.
The second, and likely more historically authentic, version uses a different grind of rye flour than light rye loaves. This flour is milled from the outer endosperm, which contains more of the coloring pigments from the rye berry. This flour also tends to be ground more coarsely.
Pumpernickel: Real pumpernickel bread is made using a specific kind of flour called, appropriately enough, pumpernickel flour. This flour is made from coarsely-ground whole rye berries. In some traditional recipes, breadcrumbs left from other rye loaves are added to the dough for pumpernickel bread.
Pumpernickel loaves tend to be dense, dark, and strongly flavored. We think they're best enjoyed when sliced very thinly and preferably with a shmear of cheese and some thin-sliced smoked salmon!
Marbled Rye: This bread is simply a bit of light rye dough and a bit of dark rye dough braided or rolled together. These two breads have nearly the same density, so they bake together into a uniform texture.
We should also point out that almost all rye breads have a certain percentage of wheat flour added to the dough. Rye has almost no gluten-producing proteins of its own, so additional help is needed to produce an edible loaf.
Are you a fan of rye breads? What's your favorite way to enjoy it?
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The only rye flour available in stores in my area is "Dark Rye". I've been trying to find a rye bread recipe that uses this, but most call for "light rye flour". Any tips?
I love rye bread and the more caraway the better.
I strongly dislike what has popularly become of rye bread--the cheap mass produced marble rye.
I enjoy a good reuben sandwich on grilled rye bread.
I love rye bread, but I hate caraway seeds! Try buying rye bread without caraway seeds---almost impossible. The bread in the photo looks yummy and I want some right now. I should make my own I guess.
One of the fun things about my current neighborhood is the large Eastern European Jewish community that lives here and thus the quantity and quality of rye breads that can be found in the surrounding shops! Yum.
Spossberg: dark rye flour is basically the whole grain version. Think of it like whole wheat flour. To substitute it for light rye flour, substitute some of it (maybe 1/3 or so) with all-purpose or bread flour.
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Athletic Supplements: Fact vs. Fiction
Do popular sporting events -- the Olympics, the World Series, the Superbowl -- inspire you to get fit and build your strength and stamina? Go for it! Just don't look for a quick fix in an athletic supplement bottle.
"Athletic supplements are not nearly as helpful as people imagine," says Dave Ellis, RD, a sports dietitian and past president of the Collegiate & Professional Sports Dietitians Association. "It's more hype than substance."
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Lots of people imagine that athletic supplements work like spinach did for Popeye or like a power-up in a video game -- that they give you a boost of super-strength or super-stamina. Not really.
Yes, some supplements do have an effect on athletic performance. However, that effect is usually slight. Most supplements tend to benefit only a specific athlete in a specific situation, Coleman says. "I see lots of athletes taking supplements for the wrong reasons," she says.
Most people can get all the protein and amino acids they need from a well-balanced diet. Even a 200-pound strength athlete needs just 150 grams of protein a day, experts say. An average person weighing 150 pounds needs about 88 grams of protein a day. What's more, food naturally provides the complex mix of amino acids our bodies need, while supplements often focus on one or two types of amino acids.
Ellis says sports supplements should be reserved for special situations, such as when a stressed-out college athlete is exhausted at the end of a season but has to keep going.
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Creatine seems to help the muscles make energy quickly for intense activity. Studies have shown it can help people like sprinters, says Coleman. However, she often sees it misused. "I see marathon runners who take it," she says. "But it's not going to help them. In fact, it could cause them to gain weight and slow down."
Beta-alanine is another amino acid. "It could help someone in stop-and-go sports like football or basketball," says Coleman. Studies seem to show that beta-alanine works best in highly trained athletes.
Whey protein can help build muscle mass, says Coleman. It seems to work better than other types of protein, such as soy or casein. Athletes may take it right after a workout to help with muscle repair. But whey protein isn't an instant muscle powder. It only works along with rigorous training.
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… adult big wheels are a thing?!
on the one hand, it's important not to participate too totally in romantic idealizations of childhood, besides which you can't go home again, those days are gone forever etc, besides which the inherent rewards of adulthood are considerable, etc
on the other hand, now when you hear "Picture Me Rollin'" playing way too loud in downtown Durham from a block away you're gonna have to realize that that's JD on his adult big wheel and he has brought the party once again
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I study minimal surfaces; these are surfaces that mathematically model soap films. I am particularly interested in triply periodic minimal surfaces. These surfaces separate space into two congruent regions, and they may have applications in biology, chemistry, and materials science. The picture in the corner of this page is a piece of the gyroid minimal surface, a particularly intriguing triply periodic surface that I studied as a part of my dissertation. The research page has more information about these surface (including links to lots of pictures!) and a list of my papers.
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These were made by Christophe Pillault, an Iranian-French painter. I've put them in this particular tumblr for two main reasons.
One, as an autistic man who can't talk, walk, or use his hands for more functional things, he's exactly the kind of person who gets considered an empty shell. These paintings prove that wrong.
Two, they show a very sensory way of perceiving the world that is incredibly familiar to me. If your dominant system of understanding things works this way, you're very likely to be considered a nonperson as well unless you're either very lucky or able to switch into a more intellect-based way of responding. People have said of me, and doubtless of Pillault, that I'm unable to experience the richness of life. I've found that my paintings, more than any words I could write, demonstrate the extreme richness of my primary way of perceiving the world. As far as I know, Pillault doesn't have the advantage of being able to type, so his paintings are the only way most people will ever see the richness of his life.
And besides that, I just absolutely love any art that evokes my main way of perceiving things.
One caution though: Please don't like these paintings because they're really good for an autistic guy. That's insulting. His paintings are good because they're good.
And nobody should have to be put into the position of proving their personhood through writing, painting, or any other activity. I know too well what it's like to see people relax when they realize I'm "in there". Or to have people praise me lavishly for anything I try to do: The message I get is "that's really good for a retard". I don't know anybody who likes being told that kind of thing, and that's unfortunately behind a lot of people's amazement at what disabled people do.
I know that as an autistic artist, sometimes it becomes AUTISTIC (in huge letters) artist (in tiny letters). Or "what an inspiration" (eurrrgh). The only reasons I'm bringing disability into these paintings are that I wanted to show that there's more to demonstrating that we are whole human beings than just writing, and I wanted to show a good example of an underrated perceptual experience.
But always understand that we shouldn't have to demonstrate our personhood at all. We are people. End of story. But in this messed up world, any one of us has to take any route we can possibly take, even as we are wishing we didn't have to. And lacking speech and writing, people can still find ways of saying we exist, explaining how we view the world, and expressing the same fire of creativity that motivates any artist.
[Image description: Two acrylic paintings, each of two stylized people using various shades of blue. In one, they are standing close, one kneeling a little and leaning in with clasped hands, the other leaning back. In the other, they are touching near the waist, and curved around in a loving fashion.]
You have a person in a physical sense — they have hair, a nose and a mouth — but they are not people in the psychological sense.
Ivar Lovaas, talking about autistic people
This is the type of really terrible quote I'm trying to document in this tumblr and the related blog.
When a condition:
* Incorporates lack of consciousness into its definition
* Measures lack of consciousness by physical responsiveness
And then.
It's found that some people, diagnosed the exact same way as everyone else, show that they are conscious while diagnosed with this condition. This may happen by brain scan (showing movement areas of the brain changing when asked to move, or things like that), the person after "waking up" recounting things that happened while "unconscious", lots of other things.
And then.
Instead of admitting these states don't truly have to mean unconsciousness.
Professionals respond by retroactively undiagnosing such people, and continuing to treat all others with the condition as unconscious. With serious consequences (like death) for those so diagnosed.
For instance: coma, persistent vegetative state. Lesser examples (where people are generally regarded as conscious but not as conscious as other people — and still may defined as nonpersons by certain icky philosophers) can occur with diagnoses like autism (or "severe" autism) or severe/profound intellectual disability.
Bar conversations are iffy at best. But, I'd fallen into conversation with a couple and we were talking about a variety of issues. I illustrated a point I was making by referring to a television commercial that's playing here in England about child abuse. In it a diversity of children are presented, of course, as usual, diversity did not mean disability. Even though children with disabilities are more likely to be victims of violence than other children, none were represented in the commercial. 'Well, of course, not,' said the young man, 'because you can understand why a parent would want to hit a disabled child.' I was stunned, he continued, 'you raise normal kids, you feed disabled ones.' I said, 'Seriously, you are seriously saying this to me?' I thought maybe he was just trying to wind me up, but a couple seconds more of chat, and it was clear, they'd received the message that disabled people are simply 'useless eaters' - echos of a different time are still chilling.
When considering making contact with people who have multiple disabilities — those who are considered to be so significantly mentally disabled that they are in a "vegetative" (that's what it's called) state — there is a huge obstacle. Prejudice. Yours. Mine. Ours. Against them. The difficulty here is that prejudice will feel like pity. You may be overwhelmed by a sense of hopelessness first, and then, if you examine the feeling long enough, terror.
They can't be "like us" because then the logical extension of that is that they must be "feeling in there" and what they are feeling in there is what we'd be feeling in there — desperation, hopelessness, isolation, loneliness. The misuse of your sense of identification with the person inside that body will lead you to think horrible thoughts.
Dangerous even.
"I'd rather be dead than be like that."
"If I was like that I'd like to be smothered."
Well, back off. This isn't about you. Catching a first glimpse of a soul inside a body that is so different from your own can be frightening, true. But it can, if you work hard enough, be exhilarating. I know, I know, I know, you have to "walk a mile in their moccasins." The temptation is to engage in an incredible waste of time and psychological energy — spending time imagining what it would be like to be you inside them. How egocentric is that?
The issue is coming to understand and to get to know what it's like to be them, in them. That's the joy of contact, of connection. It allows us other perspectives. The placing of ourselves inside someone else and then imagining what it would be like, is not learning — it's like masturbation but without the stickiness. And while it's fun, and it is fun, it's not particularly valuable.
And it gets in the way.
How can you make contact with someone when all you see reflected in their eyes is your sad face? Get out of the way. Understand that you are you. You are only you. Now look again, look past your own reflection and what do you see?
The answer?
Some one else.
Cool, huh? Even cooler is to discover who that person is. To do this you need to step by prejudice. Please, please, please, don't delude yourself into thinking that you don't harbour anti-disability sentiments inside your heart. Please don't say, "but my child…" "but my best friend is…" or even "but I'm…" We everyone of us is prejudiced against those who are different. Awareness is the first step.
Documenting some of the worst of disability prejudice -- the idea that some of us are "empty shells" -- and the reality behind that illusion.
Expect awful, nightmarish quotes, as well as wonderful quotes from people who really get things right, and interesting quotes from people who make you think..
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