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Chinese Language Immersion in Shanghai 2016
Class Dates: May 23 to June 24
More information can be found at http://english.ecnu.edu.cn/
Learn Chinese Language and Culture firsthand in China at one of the leading universities for teaching Chinese as a Second Language! Experience the city of Shanghai, explore nearby cities, learn Chinese Calligraphy and participate in a variety of activities and events taking place on campus at East China Normal University. Each UCA student will be paired with a local ECNU student as culture and language partners.
UCA Course Credit: Earn 6 credit hours, transferable to UCA. Students must have completed 3 or more credit hours of Chinese prior to enrolling in this program. Approval by Department of World Languages, Literature and Cultures is required.
HONC 3310: Honors Seminar
Course option offered on all language immersion study abroad programs with approval by Honors College. Please contact Patricia Smith, Assistant Dean • McAlister 305A (501) 450-5295
Cost: 2016 Chinese Language Immersion Cost Breakdown
Cost Includes:
Accommodations on ECNU's Campus, Textbooks, Registration Fees, Course Fees / 6 credit hours transfer UCA Chinese Language and Culture, International Emergency Coverage, International Medical Insurance, Chinese Visa (Application assistance, processing and required shipping service fees).
Cost does NOT include:
Airfare or international transportation fees, meals (available on campus), and excursions/optional activities.
Assisting Faculty
Dr. Guo-ou Zhuang is currently an associate professor of Chinese and the director of the Confucius Institute at the University of Central Arkansas.
He received his Ph.D in Comparative Literature from the University of Southern California and has taught in universities in China and the United States. He specializes in contemporary literary theory, cultural studies, and modern Chinese fiction. He has published articles on postcolonial literary theory, comparative literary studies, and early modern Chinese fiction. He has also published translations of Chinese short stories, Eugene O'Neill's plays, and contemporary western literary criticism. His latest article "Nostalgia for the Old Versus Wonder at the New: Cultural disenchantment and the temptation of modernity in Nie Hai Hua" was published in Modern Asian Studies by Cambridge University Press. Since 2009 he has been facilitating professor exchanges with Chinese universities and taking students to China for language and culture programs.
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Pamela Anderson: I Don't Want to Chase Youth - I Want to Get Old!
She was one of the top sex symbols of the '90s, whether from wholesome endeavors like her stint as the "Tool Time" girl or from racier moments including her multiple Playboy covers. Which is why it may come as a surprise that Pamela Anderson, 47, has had a hard time buying into all the hype about herself.
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Referring to her busy work schedule this year, which includes a full slate of modeling gigs, Anderson tells Parade: "That is funny. I've never felt pretty enough to be a model. I think I've provoked feelings with how I look. But not as a beauty but as a mischievous little rascal!"
The star (who's had plenty of hair changes in the past year) goes on to explain her beauty philosophy. "My mom always told me beauty comes from within. And I know that's maybe a cliché, but I do believe that. And I think that's what lasts forever," she says.
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And her approach to aging? "I don't really feel like I want to chase youth. I want to get old. I want to experience all the seasons of my life. I just don't want to be afraid of it. And I think in this industry you're surrounded by a lot of fear of getting older and fear of your looks leaving you," she says, before returning to her original point about her looks. "I thought 'Well, I'm lucky, then because I never really felt that great looking.' I felt like I had fun. I felt like I could be sexy. I could be provocative and I could use my image to get attention for things that I cared about."
For lots more from the star, including why she chose to speak out about her childhood sexual abuse and what she's looking forward to, read the whole interview here. Then tell us: What do you think about her interview? Are you surprised she's looking forward to aging?
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Man in surgical mask robs Xenith Bank in Suffolk
A man wearing a surgical mask robbed a Xenith Bank branch in the Suffolk Plaza Shopping Center Thursday morning.
Special Report: Solving the mystery of the missing kitchen
As Suffolk resident Russell Darnell was looking to sell his home, he found his kitchen missing.
Business owner accidentally pays another company's electric bill for 2 years
Bella Fabrics owner Lisa Steele is fighting a power bill problem that to her has no end in sight.
Man sentenced in deadly Suffolk crash
A judge has sentenced a man to eight years behind bars for causing a deadly crash in Suffolk.
Two Suffolk residences being investigated for meth
Suffolk police raided two properties they say are tied to meth labs.
Teenager hit by vehicle in Suffolk
A 15-year-old was hit by a vehicle near College Drive and University Boulevard Sunday afternoon.
Car crashes into Humvee on Route 58 in Suffolk
A car crashed into a Humvee, causing part of Route 58 in Suffolk to close for several hours Friday night.
Church concert raises money for victim of Waverly tornado
Roughly $2,600 was raised for Trenika Stringfield, who lost her son, brother and boyfriend in the deadly tornado.
'He didn't deserve to lose his life,' says family of Suffolk homicide victim
Wayne Watford, 42, was found in a cemetery early Tuesday morning.
Suspect arrested in connection with March Suffolk homicide
Police say 18-year-old Karlton L. Boone, Jr. is accused of killing 42-year-old Wayne Anthony Watford.
2 adults displaced after house fire in Suffolk
A house fire on the 100 block of Moore Farm Lane displaced two adults on Friday afternoon.
Suffolk man arrested on child pornography charges
Suffolk Police executed a search warrant Wednesday morning that resulted in the arrest of a man wanted on child pornography charges.
Man injured in accident as vehicle strikes building in Suffolk
The accident occurred in the 5500 block of Bennetts Pasture Road.
Discarded road flares found in area near fires along I-664
Suffolk Fire Marshall's Office found discarded road flares near the area of the fires.
Suffolk police providing drug disposal boxes
Residents in Suffolk can now bring their unwanted prescription drugs to the Suffolk Police Department.


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Can you hear the Image? Tool that allows you to transform image into audible sounds
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This demo transforms image spatial information to sounds. It helps blind to "see" the image.


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Offering a barbecue, Abacus Vendégház is located in Balatonfüred. Annagora Aquapark is 1.9 km away. Free private parking is available on site.
Some units have a terrace and/or balcony. A microwave and toaster are also offered, as well as a coffee machine. There is also a kitchen in some of the units, fitted with an oven, a refrigerator, and a stovetop. Abacus Vendégház features free WiFi throughout the property. Bed linen is available.
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Sandesh Kadur
Wildlife Filmmaker and Photographer
Photograph courtesy Chinmay Rane/Felis Images
Sandesh Kadur creates award-winning wildlife documentary films and photography books exposing the need to conserve threatened species and habitats around the world.
Sandesh Kadur has been sitting in a concealed blind, camera trained on a rhino carcass, for six uneventful days. Silent, back-aching, ten-hour, hundred degree days. The rhino died of natural causes and should be a mouthwatering magnet for a hungry tiger, but so far only buzzing flies have come calling. The decision to return to the blind for a seventh day seems irrational but is hugely rewarded. Not one, not two, but three stunning tigers arrive and feed—behavior never before captured on film. The week epitomizes the "three Ps" Kadur lives by: patience, perseverance, and passion.
Kadur hopes his photographs, videos, and documentaries will reveal places and species people rarely see and will inspire new passion to protect them. His work spans cloud forests and endangered sea turtles in Mexico, rain forests and king cobras in India, the breeding cycle of threatened birds in Indonesia, and orphaned clouded leopards being rehabilitated back to the Himalayan jungle. "I help people connect emotionally with the beauty of the wilderness, bring conservation issues to light, and raise awareness in a way that fosters respect and concern. I don't just want to take pretty pictures," he says. "I also try to make powerful graphic images that expose how much we are losing."
Often his work provides a first ever glimpse of certain animal behaviors in the wild. He caught the 12-foot-long stars of his king cobra documentary courting, fighting, mating, and nest building—action rarely witnessed in the wild. The locations he explores, often for many months at a time, may be the only corners of the world where particular species exist. His latest quest takes him to remote regions of the eastern Himalaya in search of the clouded leopard, a cat so elusive and undocumented that Kadur calls it the holy grail of wildlife photographers. "I'm shining a global spotlight on rare animals most people will never be able to meet face-to-face."
No place holds more personal significance to Kadur than the site of his very first documentary, the Western Ghats. This ancient mountain range in southwestern India remains one of the most biologically diverse places on the planet, home to hundreds of globally threatened species, crucial to the monsoon weather pattern, and a water source for hundreds of millions of people.
"It's very important to me to have opportunities to make films in my home country, India," Kadur notes. "In fact, the Western Ghats launched my career quite by accident." Kadur had never touched a video camera when he had the last-minute, mind-boggling opportunity to become writer-director-cameraman-editor for a Western Ghats documentary on which he was only slated to be an apprentice. He read instructions about how to turn on the camera, insert tape, and hit record on his way to the shoot. Four years later the film Sahyadris: Mountains of the Monsoons won worldwide acclaim, prestigious awards, and an international television audience.
More important to Kadur, the film and his accompanying book of photographs were part of the submission that helped convince UNESCO to name the Western Ghats a World Heritage site. "Using my work to help special places and species become protected and preserved is my ultimate dream." While pursuing that dream is anything but glamorous, he calls filming in extreme heat, monsoon downpours, and leech-infested jungles "a humbling privilege."
Ironically, his most vivid memory of the natural world happened without a camera in hand. "When I was a teenager, I had climbed up a big tree above a jungle trail that led to a watering hole. Suddenly, illuminated in full moonlight, a leopard appeared on the path directly below my dangling feet. That moment is etched in my mind more deeply than any photograph or video. I'll never forget it," he says. His passion bloomed. Given a camera, he took pictures of any creature he couldn't identify. Given a bike, he skipped school, cycled to a reserve, and observed elephants. Given a set of nature documentaries, he played and replayed them endlessly. "Those films I watched 20 years ago had such a profound impact on me. I just hope my work will have the same kind of impact on the next generation."
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"The on-line auction was a success; especially considering that this is the first year we have done it," says CDC member Bonita Lindberg. "Educating the community on the new format was an ongoing process. In the end we had over 120 different bidders register and submit at least one bid."
With the two long side tables of auction items gone there was more room for revelers, and that was a good thing. The 'CDC Back to the North 40 Dance Party' celebrated the 1980s with a darkened dance floor lit with dramatic disco lighting. As always attendees dressed for the event. '80s garb including wigs... and yes, some Lansing people were willing to be seen with mullets... prevailed, with plenty of people dancing to the beat.
Since it was founded in 1996 CDC has raised about a half million dollars, with all the proceeds going towards providing technology for the Lansing schools. Each year the organization donates computers, smart boards, technology hardware and software and scholarships for students planning a career in technology. Two years ago CDC donated two fully equipped 'Project Lead The Way' computer laboratories.
The question for committee members each year is, how do you top a successful event? This year part of the strategy was to open the event to people beyond the Lansing community.
"When the CDC met following the 2012 event we knew that if we were going to continue successfully raising money to meet our mission we would have to do something to freshen it up," Lindberg says. "We moved to an early spring time in order to avoid many of the scheduling conflicts that has affected declining attendance. We also wanted to make it more of a party that would draw people from outside of the school district. Leo and Nicole at Lake Watch Inn are always terrific to work with. They gave us permission to use the 'North 40' name and logo so we could establish a draw from the greater community. They are also incredibly generous with their support of the CDC."
The strategy worked. More than 300 tickets were sold at $20 per person, more than were sold for each of the past two event. CDC members estimate that between ticket sales, auction proceeds and business sponsorships more than $23,000 was raised.
"The CDC dance was bigger than just a fundraiser," said Lansing Board Of Education President Glenn Swanson. "In addition to raising money a lot of people got together and made connections they might not have had, both parent to parent and parent to teacher. it was a nice community event."
CDC members work closely with Lansing teachers and technology staff to determine needs in the classrooms and the district in general. Director of IT Michael Lockwood says he has approached the committee with a proposal to help fund fiber optic network connections between the school buildings because they are not eligible to receive state aid as other equipment is. He says if the upgrades are funded the result will be multiple connections that are ten times the current speed with much greater bandwidth. He noted this would improve connectivity for about 2,100 unique devices that connect to the school's wireless network per month, about 1,300 of them 'guest devices' such as private phones and tablets.
Auctioned items included wines and dinners, Jazzercize classes, a 20-person ice skating party, massages, art and jewelry, a pet photography session, sports equipment and camp, software, a Cargill mine tour, tickets to a Yankees baseball game and a 3-D printer, among other items. Evidently having the items on display on tables wasn't missed. Bidders embraced the new computer-based bidding.
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Free Entry to The HMS Belfast - Save Over £16
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Climb aboard this unique WWII battleship, learn about her military roles and experience live on deck at HMS Belfast
HMS Belfast tells the stories of those who lived on board the former Royal Navy warship, which was home to a crew of up to 950 men.
Explore nine decks of seafaring history and hear sailors' experiences of battle from the Second World War and beyond – including the convoys in icy Arctic conditions and the 404 days spent patrolling the waters during the Korean War.
Immerse yourself in the midst of battle in The Gun Turret Experience and travel down to the bowels of the ship to see the machines that powered her across the world. Take control of a fleet off North Borneo in the interactive Operations Room and find out about the experiences of those on board the ship in the Life at Sea exhibition.
With a London Pass you can enjoy free entry to the HMS Belfast – a saving of over £16 on the normal adult entry price. London Pass holders can also benefit from 10% discount in the gift shop.
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Pretty busy beer day yesterday. Finally bottled the remaining Dunkel out of the keg (using my new Blichmann Beer Gun!). Then I washed/sanitized that keg (I need another one) and filled it with the English Barley Wine I brewed on 12/26 (~12% ABV) - carbonation in progress. Then got the Cream/Sweet Stout Mike and I brewed a few weeks ago into the lagering fridge to clarify and sit a bit. Lots of cleaning and scrubbing.
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Friedenlandby Gina M. Mullis
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Annaleise is a teenager struggling to find herself while suffering the loss of her mother who disappeared without a trace. After a meaningless attack from bully Sheila, Annaleise wakes from unconsciousness to find herself in a different world. This new world holds many secrets including what really happened to Anne's mother. She encounters talking animals, gnomes and faeries, ferocious beasts, mythical creatures, and she bonds with new friends.
Challenge after challenge leads Annaleise and her friends into a grand quest and battle while revealing secrets and testing Anne's strength.
Will she ever see her mother again? Is any of this real, or is it a flight of her imagination?
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This is an amazing book for teenagers! If I had to describe this book in under 8 words I would say it is "Alice In Wonderland, mixed with Harry Potter." Great read for young adults! Keeps you wanting MORE!
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Exchange students must live on campus at Geneseo. Accommodations are arranged by the SUNY Geneseo Study Abroad Office.
Exchange students are typically housed in one of the three residence halls that remain open over all university breaks: Wayne Hall, Steuben Hall, and Wyoming Hall.
All residence halls have shared kitchens, including refrigerators, stoves, and ovens for students to create their own meals, if they choose. However, pots and pans, silverware, plates, and bowls are NOT provided.
To learn more about each individual residence hall, please click the links above.
Over 3,000 Geneseo students live in on-campus housing, which makes for a vibrant and diverse community.
The Department of Residence Life at Geneseo has a large, dedicated staff comprising students and full-time university professionals, who work to ensure all students feel safe and supported in their living spaces. They also put on many free programs and services for students to build community, help students meet each other, and ensure students have fun inside and outside their residence halls!
Learn more about the Department of Residence Life here.
Student residence halls are not supplied with sheets, blankets, towels, nor household supplies. Toilet paper is provided.
Students may bring linens and personal supplies with them, purchase them upon arrival during our Orientation shopping trip, or purchase them online prior to arrival. Students may choose to purchase linens prior to their arrival through the National Residence Hall Honorary (NRHH) linen sale. Linens purchased on the NRHH website will be sent to and held by the Office of Residence Life until you arrive on campus.
Exchange students are required to purchase, at minimum, the Silver Meal Plan. You can learn more about meal plans by visiting http://www.geneseo.edu/cas/meal-plans All dining facilities on campus accept your meal plan as payment for your food. The campus has three dining halls, Red Jacket, Mary Jemison, and Letchworth; smaller cafes and dining spots, such as Books N' Bites, Fusion Market, Millenium Market, and Southside Market; and a mobile food truck, the Chow Hound.
If you have dietary restrctions or guidelines for medical or religious reasons, please contact Campus Auxiliary Services (CAS) to create a special eating arrangement. CAS is very willing to work out flexible meals or hours for students with dietary restrictions or guidelines.


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Essential Skills for Everyday Living
Vision loss that occurs in adulthood can present special challenges. After relying on your sense of sight for most of your life, you'll likely discover that blindness, visual impairment, or low vision can require adaptations in the way you manage your everyday life and activities.
Losing your vision, however, does not mean that you'll have to give up your independence or any of the activities you currently enjoy.
In this section about living independently at home with vision loss, we provide tips, techniques, and information about helpful products that can help you accomplish a wide range of everyday tasks, including home modifications, kitchen adaptations, household organization, orientation and mobility skills, recreation and leisure activities, and home repair.
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Seriously, guys, this is so easy. It's one of my favorite ways to bang out a delicious, stick-to-your ribs meal on a weeknight. Season the shrimp, cozy a half a slice of bacon around it, and fry in a really hot pan. By the time the bacon is crisped on each side, the shrimp will […]
Butter Recipe Featured on Buzzfeed!
Mad love to everyone's favorite website, Buzzfeed, for featuring our Homemade Butter recipe in their list of 29 Foods You Didn't Know You Could DIY! Check out their full list and get my recipe here.
Screaming Pineapple Cocktail
This fresh, spicy little baby is my new favorite brunch cocktail. Made with freshly juiced pineapple and chili peppers, then fortified with tequila, this sweet heat is hard to beat.
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Enter to win a Breville Juice Fountain Plus! Check out my review of the juicer, and get the recipe for my first test juice with strawberries, beets, ginger, and apples.
Spooky S'mores Martini for Halloween
It wouldn't be Halloween here in Salem, MA if we weren't drinking some kind of goofy, seasonal cocktail. This year, it's the Spooky S'mores Martini, which we served with flaming Halloween Peeps.
Harvest Pumpkin Steamer
This little baby is just like a hot chocolate, but with pumpkin instead of cocoa. Think liquid pumpkin pie. If you're in the pumpkin loving camp, you're in for a treat. It's my new fav Fall beverage.
Mint Simple Syrup
If you've ever planted mint, you know that it grows like mad and spreads like wildfire. I always put it in pots because it's so invasive. Plant mint right in your yard and by the end of the summer, you'll have mint everywhere. If you don't grow your own, you can usually find fresh mint […]
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This is my new favorite Sunday brunch cocktail. I'll put bacon in anything. I'm one of those people. I'd like to agree with you guys who are over the whole bacon-on-the-internet thing. But I can't. Bottom line, I like the stuff too much. Sorry. Thanks, Naked Juice! The good folks at Naked Juice tossed me […]
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Once you have homemade mayo, you won't want to go back to the jarred stuff. Trust me. I don't really even like mayo that much and I was tempted to eat this by the spoon. My line on homemade stuff is always the same: It's almost always better than store bought, and you can control […]


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Knights, Squires, Slaves and Elizabeth Warren
We can all rest assured that the appointment by President Obama on September 17 of Elizabeth Warren to oversee the establishment of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau by mid-2011 won't endanger any shift of power in America for the moment. But, with a little luck, it might help create the right atmospherics in the nation to enlighten the masses now enslaved by an unmasked predatory capitalism. And that is a good start.
Our hope does rest, however, on the idea that she will be able to withstand the legions of demons that will be sent to fight her; a fight without quarters from the business world – specifically, the financial industry which now holds true and uncontested hegemony over the distribution of wealth in America. And that might prove overly optimistic.
Once upon a time, America was considered the land of opportunity; the place where freedom and a good life could be reasonably bridged from possibility to probability. It did not matter that America's opportunity had little to do with the magic of its name or other mythical hocus pocus – such as the exceptionalism of its people – and everything to do with the size of its economic marketplace. In the world of economics, the United States of America had a vigorous, large market with an enormous advantage over other markets in the world; an advantage that little by little was lost, as other large economic markets emerged; the advantage totally disappearing as holders of capital around the world converted to the religion which maximized wealth-accumulation: globalization.
Elizabeth Warren, her well-documented consumer advocacy standing in the way of possible confirmation to direct such agency, must now advice on remedies to cure the ills she expounded on ex cathedra from the Ivies, and from the popular forum of TV in programs such as Oprah and Dr. Phil. Perhaps best known to most of us is the book she coauthored with her daughter, Amelia Warren Tyagi, The Two-Income Trap: Why Middle-Class Mothers and Fathers Are Going Broke. In it, she basically reiterates what many of us had been saying for a long time: that a fully employed worker today earns much less than one 30 years ago, inflation-adjusted, of course. And that although Corporate America keeps reminding us how clothing, appliances and other consumption items are less expensive today, the major expenditures in our economic lives (for health care, mortgages, transportation and education) are forcing us out of savings and into debt. That is but one reality hidden from the middle and lower classes – yes, there is a sizeable, if unacknowledged, lower class in America comprising almost a quarter of the population, more than half of them subsisting at the poverty level.
Time and again Americans populating the middle and lower classes keep hearing from a few progressive voices that wealth in the United States is highly concentrated in a relatively few hands. And most often, the blame for our economic ills and the disparity in income and wealth is placed on that singularly elusive number, that elite that comprises less than 1 percent of the population. Even most progressive voices go along in naming the source of all economic ills, that minute elitist few barely comprising between ½ and 1 percent of the population. Capitalism does not seem so onerous, certainly not so dangerous, when the villains are outnumbered 99 to 1.
The reality, however, is quite different. It isn't the Knights of Wealth, that 1 percent that owns 35 percent of the net worth and 43 percent of the financial wealth, that we need to worry about, but the next 19 percent as well… the Squires who hold 50 percent of the net worth and 50 percent of the financial wealth! [Data provided by economist Edward N. Wolff at New York University as of 2007.]
The soon-becoming slave population, 80 percent of Americans, barely had 7 percent of the financial wealth and 15 percent of the net worth, much of it in overvalued real estate, in 2007. Those paltry percentages are likely to be even lower for 2010.
And what's even worse, the middle and lower classes are not outnumbering the elite 99 to 1, but outnumbering the elite and sub-elite by just 4 to 1. But that minority of 20 percent holds all the positions of power… not most but all. In such a socio-economic environment, it's laughable for us to say that our democracy works.
Elizabeth Warren definitely has her work cut out for her not only advising on and remedying corporate abuse, but educating Americans on the reality of their economic lives, offering not just mitigatory remedies, as she has done in the past on television, but this time providing solutions, or cures, to existing problems.
One needs to ask, however… if the person she will be advising, Mr. Obama, has been held in check by the Pentagon and Corporate America, just like any other prior dweller of the White House, how can she be expected to make great strides in consumer protection? A legitimate and valid point… but if anyone can do it in America, without resorting to armed revolution, I place my bet on this "janitor's daughter," as Obama refers to Elizabeth Warren.
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We indeed lead in space.
After all, nature's most perfect vacuum - and one in which even quantum events do not occur - is within the Obamaloon's head.
In reality the dems are the party of No. No jobs, no healthy economy, no freedom to chose your own way, no industry, no R&D, no self defense, no private property, no world leadership, no public prayers, etc etc etc. It seems entirely at odds with the Barry Soetoro lie 'Yes we can!'. It makes you wonder what theyre talking about.
In fact $ spent on space and defense are far more beneficial then that spend on 'social programs'. In the former it generates a great deal of R&D and need for highly skilled workers. Much of the time those innovations eventually wind up on the consumer market. The later supports the needy from one dole check to the next.
The July 8th launch is not a celebration, it's a funeral.
I am so upset over his.I think this is the first time in my life that we have not had a space program that actually had a way to get into space.I was born in 1960.
Yes they are and people do not understand that.As I've been told the newer types of non animal insulins were developed by the space program and some of the research on insulin pump development was part of it too.Those experiments they do touch more of us than people realize.,
It's not just the Left. Establishment politicians from both parties don't like NASA because it doesn't buy enough votes. People who are inspired by space exploration aren't easily bought.
The only reason our government put so much money into NASA in the 1960's was to counter the space accomplishments of the Soviets.
Our current enemies can do little more than inspire the federal government to turn its resources against the American people.
I all for sending our US leaders into space—and leaving them there, especially the Democratic ones.
It's time to start with a clean sheet of paper and get the existing contractors to back away from the trough.
Where were you from 1975 through 1981?
The current gap won't be that long, unless Congress cuts funds for Commercial Crew. Both SpaceX and Boeing will be flying people within three or four years.
I think most folks get tripped up by the class warfare 'arguments' and their own lack of critical thought. What has the welfare state ever produced exc new beneficiaries, more squaller and usually high crime rates? There was a time when we knew where we were going. Now we seem to be wandering, undirected (mostly misdirected) and in need of motivation and mission.
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Since when has what "the majority of Americans want" mattered?
The majority of Americans want lots of things - a balanced budget, the borders enforced, illegal aliens deported, no gay marriage, no Obamacare, etc...
Who cares what the majority of Americans want??
That's crazy. It would cost billions to resurrect the program, and be at least two years before they could fly again. All Dragon needs is a launch escape system and life support, both under development now.
Not crazy.
What's happening to the one flying system we have, one that can carry the payload that shuttle can, is crazy. Did you read the letter — their points — the implications?
You'll be remembering your "two years" scoff.
Bank on it.
Nice work if you can get it.
It's cheap insurance.
It's worse than that. He's a guy who can't drive because he spends his time telling the principal that everybody else is using too much CO2, and trying to make Muslims feel better about their contributions to science.
Of course I read it. They are clueless. There is no way in the world that we could have new tanks next year. Three years ago it sort of made sense to discuss keeping the Shuttle flying, but that horse left the barn then, and many, including Wayne Hale, noted the point of no return at the time.
We retired Shuttle for a reason (more than one, actually). Those reasons don't go away just because a lot of Apollo/Shuttle veterans write a politically and programmatically clueless letter.
It is insurance, but it is certainly not "cheap' insurance. It would cost billions, we'd have to keep the work force standing around forgetting how to process orbiters for the two or three years it would take to get the first ET off the line, and NASA doesn't have the budget. It will be much more cost effective to stand up the commercial providers more quickly, which can happen for a fraction of the cost of trying to keep Shuttle alive.
You're the clueless one but then the clueless are just, well, so clueless.
You really can't see the big picture, can you?
I'm pretty sure that you're the one not seeing the "big picture," which includes a wide array of cost-effective and redundant means to solve this problem to which those who are totally focused on the Shuttle are apparently blind.
See, there you go assuming.
It's not "about" the shuttle.
I guess you didn't read their letter for content.
Unfortunately so many "experts" can't think strategically or tactically and that's why we're in this mess. The most interesting thing about being told by "experts" what I know and don't know is that they're the same ones who have brought us to this point and have the nerve (stupidity?) to brag about it.
"There are none so blind as those who will not see."
I did read their letter for comprehension (not sure what "for content" means).
They are concerned about being able to deal with an emergency at the ISS. Their solution (keeping Shuttle going) is politically, budgetarily and programatically unrealistic, and there are ways to deal with those sorts of issues sooner, and for much less money. The fact that they think they can wave a wand and somehow have new tanks magically appear next year, and the fact that they ignore the capabilities of the ISS arm, Soyuz, Dragon, Boeing's CST to do these sorts of operations doesn't make them magically go away.
It is a letter of not thought, but emotion — mindless panic, and a fear of letting go of the familiar.
It is a letter of not thought, but emotion...
And what have you done?
These men understand engineering, history and the reality of the situation.
Because of their "emotion" and their "thoughts" and AND their deeds, I salute them.
Go ahead and have the last word. Somehow it seems fitting.
What I've "done" is to actually study, and familiarize myself with the issues.
These men understand engineering, history and the reality of the situation.
If that letter is any evidence, they apparently don't. Regardless of their life achievements and experience, while they are entitled to their own opinions, they aren't entitled to their own facts. I'm happy to salute them for their deeds, but that doesn't make that letter correct. And to think it does isn't logical at all. It's a fallacy called "Appeal to authority."
What I've "done" is to actually study, and familiarize myself with the issues.
That's it?
Yes. That's it. It is sufficient. Particularly since they obviously have not.
I don't care whether or not someone walked on the moon — if they tell me two and two are five, I'm going to (politely) tell them they are mistaken.
Thank you for letting everyone know what an arrogant, self promoting, no-nothing you are.
I don't think anyone knows that except illogical people like you. And you apparently know many other things that aren't so. It's one of the reasons that space policy is such a mess.
I have to say, it's particularly hilarious to be accused of "self promoting" when I post under a pseudonym, and to be accused of being a "no-nothing" [sic] by someone who doesn't even know how to spell "know-nothing."
Which president signed the UN Space treaty that killed our space program and gave us the international boondoogle wealth redistribution project, the international space station?
It was Lyndon B Johnson!
President Lyndon B. Johnson's
Remarks at the Signing of the Treaty on Outer Space.
January 27, 1967
Secretary Rusk, Mr. Vice President, Mr. Chief Justice, Your Excellencies, ladies and gentlemen:
This is an inspiring moment in the history of the human race.
We are taking the first firm step toward keeping outer space free forever from the implements of war.
It was more than 400 years ago when Martin Luther said:
"Cannons and firearms are cruel and damnable machines. I believe them to have been the direct suggestion of the devil. If Adam had seen in a vision the horrible instruments that his children were to invent, he would have died of grief."
Well, I wonder what he would have thought of the far more terrible weapons that we have today.
We have never succeeded in freeing our planet from the implements of war. But if we cannot yet achieve this goal here on earth, we can at least keep the virus from spreading.
We can keep the ugly and wasteful weapons of mass destruction from contaminating space. And that is exactly what this treaty does.
This treaty means that the moon and our sister planets will serve only the purposes of peace and not of war.
It means that orbiting man-made satellites will remain free of nuclear weapons.
It means that astronaut and cosmonaut will meet someday on the surface of the moon as brothers and not as warriors for competing nationalities or ideologies.
It holds promise that the same wisdom and good will which gave us this space treaty will continue to guide us as we seek solutions to the many problems that we have here on this earth.
It is a hopeful and a very promising sign.
We are so pleased that we could be joined here today by the representatives of so many of the other nations of the world.
I now take great pleasure in presenting to you our distinguished Secretary of State—Mr. Dean Rusk.
On February 7, 1967, the President transmitted the treaty to the Senate (see Item 38). It was favorably considered by the Senate on April 25, 1967. The text of the treaty is printed in Senate Executive D (90th Cong., 1st sess.).
Source: Public Papers of the Presidents of the United States: Lyndon B. Johnson, 1967. Volume I, entry 18, pp. 91-92. Washington, D. C.: Government Printing Office, 1968.
Johnson signed the Outer Space Treaty, but that had absolutely nothing to do with the International Space Station.
Yes it did.
It established 'international space law', with the UN as the legislative and governing body.
Thus empowered, the UN then produced the 'five declarations' on outer space, one of which was the 'international cooperation' read wealth and technology redistribution, to poor countries who couldn't afford to go to space, i.e. the international space station.
That still has nothing to do with ISS. In fact, the ISS partners are not "poor countries who couldn't afford to go to space."
So you are a global wealth redistributionist then?
It also means that no corporate fat cats will ever be able to capitalize on any new technology they invent, since that technology will instantly become property of the United Nations.
It also means that corporate fat cats who begin manned space ventures will never go beyond Low Earth Orbit, since every thing beyond that belongs to the United Nations.
It means that the United States of America will never ever put weapons into space, no matter how many other countries do so. We have so claimed the higher moral ground.
It means that when astronauts and cosmonauts will meet someday on the surface of the moon as brothers and not as warriors for competing nationalities or ideologies, under the banners of Crescent and Star or the Red Star.
It means that the United States of America will be able one day to cede all manned space exploration to more worthy countries.
It means that by signing of this wondrous treaty the United States will begin it's true path toward full navel contemplation as a rising third world socialist nation, whose population will clamor for more free stuff from government.
As your President, I can assure you that I and my colleges will do everything in our power to spend as much money as possible on free stuff, thus ensuring that the United States will never again have enough money to pursue these foolish and wasteful manned space ventures.
I can assure you my fellow Americans that when proponents of continuing manned space ventures raises it's head in the future, that the hue and cry will go up that we have no money, space is just rocks dust and radiation.
At this time I can announce to you that I have killed the last remnants of one of those damnable machines which proponents wanted to bring to fruition powered by the very terrible weapons we are hereby outlawing in space with this Treaty. Project Orion is officially dead.
They went around saying crazy things like: Mars by 1965. Saturn by 1970. Can you imagine what a terrible waste of money that would have been?
No, that would be a nutty assumption.
I am simply someone who is familiar with space policy and space history. For what it's worth, I think that we should renegotiate the Outer Space Treaty, because it makes property rights in space problematic, but it's also nutty to think that it has anything to do with ISS. The OST doesn't require international space stations, and the ISS didn't need the OST. It is international for reasons having nothing to do with the OST.
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observer as well as a maker. You should rid yourself of any
preconceptions of what is and is not worthy of your attention.
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everything will be, but the more you see the better your chances are at
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mother of invention." Obsession is what drives you to explore and find
out as much as possible about something that interests you. I do not
mean that being clinically obsessive/compulsive is something to aspire
to—I have been told that is neither fun or interesting—but I do mean you
need to be intensely immersed and engaged in what you are doing. This
obsession can move you past understanding and awareness into a
translative process where you will start to make things. We are usually
taught that obsession is unhealthy, and in some cases that is true. When
it comes to how a designer looks at the world, obsession can provide an
incredible explosion of ideas as you become so engrossed in something
you start to reinvent it inside your head. Obsession can often help you
to move through the threshold between thinking and making. You should
never hold back your excitement about something that interests you, and
by the same token, you should not hesitate to be obsessive about many
things since you never know where your interests will lead.
Comfort is tremendously overrated, especially as a designer. You know
you can skew some type, add some color, toss in an image and make a
decent piece of design. Maybe it's not great, but it's good enough. It
is easy to get into the habit of making the kind of work you are
comfortable making. Truly great, interesting, inspiring design comes not
from comfort but from discomfort. It comes from the fear that what you
are doing might really suck, but it also might just be brilliant.
Discomfort makes you reexamine what you think you know and how you think
things should work. Being uncomfortable helps you make decisions from
the gut, it makes you push harder and take more risks. Grabbing that
fear, holding onto that uncomfortable, scary place lets you push past
expectations and into the unknown—into a process of discovery as opposed
to regurgitation.
You should have opinions about design and the world around you.
Preferably, you should have strong opinions. Ideally, you should have
strong and informed opinions. Every great designer I have ever met has
an active stance on design, they do not passively allow work to wash
over them. They have opinions about what they see. Having opinions means
engaging in some kind of internal analysis of the work you see and
formulating a response to it. As an educator I do this constantly in the
classroom, and I try to do it constantly in the professional world as
well. Opinions about design force you to pick a side, and define what
kind of designer you are.
There are plenty of designers out there who punch a clock in the
morning, mindlessly flow some text into InDesign all day, and then leave
at five and don't think about design until the next morning. There are
designers who casually ignore art and design while they look for the
next reality show on TV. Then there are the other designers who make
more design in their spare time. Their idea of a good time is to look at
typography or experiment with painting or photography. These are
designers who are fully immersed in working visually, designers who are
actively engaged in becoming better at what they do every day.
They say that when you are a police officer you are on duty 24/7/365.
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One of the greatest things about being a designer is that you do not
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