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After a hard week of work — and yes, plenty of play, too — the students on this year's High School Summer Program happily welcomed the weekend at the conclusion of Friday's classes. Recreation period consisted of the usual volleyball, basketball, trips to the ponds, and dance practice. But all of that was merely a precursor to the highly anticipated staged reading of Shakespeare's A Comedy of Errors, which followed dinner:
As the show came to an end, the prefects set up candles along the edge of the fountain in St. Thomas Plaza, from which Fr. Sebastian led a procession to the Colleges' Stations of the Cross. There students walked and prayed together, meditating on Christ's passion and death as the sun set and the day's heat finally began to break:
The night concluded with singing and ice cream by the fire pit on the campus fairway:
Then it was back to the residence halls for consecration and lights out. This morning, students are taking a hike to the "Punch Bowls" in the Los Padres National Forest, which abuts campus. Photos from the hike should be available on this blog by early this evening.
Can we know by reason that God exists?
The High School Summer Program students considered this weighty question in today's two classes, starting with this morning's session, in which they discussed Blaise Pascal's famous "wager" from the Pensées. Pascal argues that, absent definitive proof, man should operate under the assumption that God exists. He puts the matter in betting terms, explaining that, if there is no God, the believer's belief will cost him very little, but if God does exist, then the believer's faith will win him eternal life.
That may be so, but is there not a better case to be made for God than "play the odds"?
That brings us to this afternoon's class, in which students considered two very different, but complementary texts.
The first is Jean Henri Fabre's detailed account of the workings of bees. Fabre's descriptions of insect life reflect brilliantly complex operations performed by hopelessly simple-minded creatures. The insects partake in a process far beyond their comprehension, yet essential to their existence, offering the hint of a design and, thus, a Designer. St. Thomas Aquinas makes this argument explicitly in the students' second reading, from the Summa Theologiae. In one of his "Five Proofs" for the existence of God, St. Thomas contends that "whatever lacks intelligence cannot move towards an end, unless it be directed by some being endowed with knowledge and intelligence … Therefore some intelligent being exists by whom all natural things are directed to their end; and this being we call God."
And so, drawing upon three of history's greatest thinkers in a variety of disciplines, the students made a good "first start," into the question of God's existence. Not bad for a day's work …
Thursday afternoon's recreation began with a brief scare — a minor accident involving a golf cart on the College's main drive. As a precaution, Ventura County EMTs, who routinely use the College's athletic fields as a landing site for their helicopters, asked the College to clear the fields. And so, for the first 30 minutes of the recreation period, most students took to the Chapel to pray for the driver — who, by God's grace, was not seriously injured and is recovering well.
Once county officials determined that they did not need a helicopter, afternoon recreation resumed, with students engaging a wide range of activities: With the athletic fields reopened. some played Frisbee, and others practiced for Monday's basketball tournament. In St. Gladys Hall, some built upon Wednesday's dance class with an impromptu swing-dancing session in St. Gladys Hall. Musicians, meanwhile, auditioned for the upcoming open-mic night, while in St. Joseph's Commons, Director Daniel Selmeczy ('08) held a rehearsal for this evening's staged reading of A Comedy of Errors.
At dinner students resumed their discussions of Fear and Trembling from their afternoon class. Conversation centered around why Kierkegaard chose to present his ruminations on the Sacrifice of Isaac not in his own voice, but in that of a fictional character. Summer Program Chaplain Rev. Sebastian Walshe, O.Praem, who teaches philosophy to seminarians at St. Michael's Abbey, enlivened the conversation by adding his insights.
The rest of the evening was pretty relaxed — study hall, Rosary, and iced drinks in the Commons before curfew. Students are resting up before a big weekend that will include the Punch Bowls hike and a trip to the beach and Santa Barbara!
During this morning's classes, the 2016 Summer Program students continued their study of Genesis, focusing on chapters 11-25. Today's discussions focused largely on the question of covenants, and the different kinds of covenants that God makes with His people. Students also compared the Bible's account of Creation with that envisioned by Empedocles, one of the ancient Greek, pre-Socratic philosophers they studied earlier in the week.
Today's Genesis reading also covers the Sacrifice of Isaac, the perfect prelude to this afternoon's class, in which students took up the four different accounts of that story that Søren Kierkegaard put forth in his Fear and Trembling.
"It is difficult to read this short work without glimpsing something of the greatness of Abraham and being drawn to at least a spark of desire for the Faith he exemplifies," reflects Dean Brian T. Kelly, in a 2013 talk about why the College includes this work in its curriculum. Kierkegaard, he continues, draws the reader into a "sense of wonder and admiration."
Their sense of wonder and admiration bestirred, the students can now look forward to afternoon recreation and an evening of more prayer, study, and fun.
Adoration in Our Lady of the Most Holy Trinity Chapel
Following their morning class on Genesis, then midday Mass and lunch, the high school students enjoyed a brief respite on Wednesday afternoon — which they filled with a volleyball tournament. The competition consisted of several teams, each including two prefects, that battled against one another until only two remained for a championship round. In the end, the team captained by Thomas Cain and Anna Goodwin won the title. But that victory, alas, proved short-lived, as the champions then lost a hard-fought bonus match to a team of talented (and well-rested) tutors.
Immediately after the tournament, there was a barbeque dinner on the lawn in front of Sts. Peter and Paul Hall. "The students seem more comfortable with each other," reflects one prefect. "You can definitely see the friendships beginning to form."
From there it was on to study hall, where students prepared for Thursday's classes on Genesis and Kierkegaard, and then the nightly Rosary in Our Lady of the Most Holy Trinity Chapel. Program Chaplain Rev. Sebastian Walshe, O.Praem., gave a talk about the Parable of the Prodigal Son and its application to our lives. He then exposed the Blessed Sacrament for half an hour of Adoration, during which time he and two of the College's chaplains heard confessions. This time of prayer — amid the studies, the recreation, and the fun — allowed students to turn to the "source and summit" of Christian life, our Eucharistic Lord.
Leaving the Chapel spiritually refreshed and reinvigorated, the group then made its way to St. Joseph Commons for dance class. On the final night of the Summer Program, there is a farewell dance, and the students want to be prepared! Prefect Daniel Selmeczy ('08) led the way, instructing the group in the basics of swing. "The students were all really good about practicing," one prefect remarked. "For a lot of them, it was their first time swing dancing, but they didn't seem nervous at all." The session lasted only an hour, but many remained afterward, all the way up until curfew, to keep practicing.
Meanwhile, students who volunteered for Friday's staged reading of Shakespeare's A Comedy of Errors received their assignments. They then watched a film production of the show, so as to inspire their own performances.
After curfew, back in the residence halls, it was a tamer night than Tuesday's had been. "There was no whiffle-ball dodgeball," laments one of the men's prefects, "but a lot of guys were asking for it!" Instead, the men and women alike enjoyed cheese and crackers, plus some good conversation, before retiring for the night.
At this morning's class, the High School Summer Program students examined the first 10 chapters of the Book of Genesis, including Creation, the Fall, Cain and Abel, and Noah and the Ark. The conversation covered such questions as "What is man, according to Genesis" and "What is meant by 'knowledge of good and evil?'" By all reports, the students are gradually becoming accustomed to the Discussion Method, learning how to work together to achieve a better understanding of a text and derive the truths it contains.
At Thomas Aquinas College, the Discussion Method works via sections, groups of about 17 students who, for the duration of the academic year, take all their daytime classes together. Because the method depends on open discourse — which, in turn, relies on trust — it is important for students to come to know each other well. By taking nearly all of their classes together, the members of each section achieve a sense of intimacy and come to rely on one another in their shared pursuit of the truth.
Classes in the Summer Program are also arranged by sections, and the slideshow below features photos of each of the sections — all eight of them! — in this year's program:
After students wrapped up their discussion of the pre-Socratic philosophers on Tuesday afternoon, most descended onto the athletic fields to prepare for this afternoon's highly anticipated volleyball tournament. Others played basketball or tennis, and several cooled off in the campus ponds:
At dinner, head women's prefect Sarah Dufresne ('14) led the entire group in singing "Happy Birthday" to student Connor P., whom she presented with a chocolate cake. Then the students were off to study hall, where they read the first 10 chapters of Genesis in preparation for this morning's class, or got a head start on some of next week's readings, particularly those by Boethius and Kierkegaard. Afterward was the nightly Rosary in Our Lady of the Most Holy Trinity Chapel, after which Head Chaplain Rev. Paul Raftery, O.P., gave a blessing to all present.
For evening recreation, the volleyball diehards returned to the courts for nighttime play, while other students found their way to the Coffee Shop for iced drinks. At curfew, all returned to their residence hall, where the prefects hosted parties. In Sts. Peter and Paul Hall, the men feasted on donuts and engaged in a fierce whiffle-dodgeball tournament, from which Team Rossi emerged triumphant. They then stormed the campus flagpole and sang a rousing rendition of the National Anthem. Meanwhile, in St. Monica's, the women enjoyed hummus and pitas, plus music and dancing, as well as some ice-breakers.
At last, the fun came to an end, and it was time for consecration and lights out.
Next post: a recap of Wednesday morning's class on Genesis, plus photos of the class sections!
This post begins where the last one left off, at the conclusion of Monday's second class, in which students considered the meaning of piety as it relates to Plato's Euthyphro. Afterward it was recreation time, during which some played soccer, others took to the sand volleyball courts, and others still cooled off in the campus' three spring-fed ponds. Over on the basketball courts, Fr. Sebastian and several of the men's prefects engaged in fierce pickup tournament with a number of students.
Following dinner, the students gathered in St. Bernardine of Siena Library for their first study hall. "They were amazing," reports on prefect. "It was impressive to see what a studious group we have!" At the end of study hall, the prefects led the nightly Rosary in Our Lady of the Most Trinity Chapel, after which some students returned to the volleyball courts, while others met up in the Dumb Ox Coffee Shop for Italian sodas, iced mochas, and card games.
At curfew the men and women found their way back to their respective residence halls. In St. Monica's, the ladies listened to talks from their prefects, who shared their stories of how and why they came to Thomas Aquinas College. In Sts. Peter and Paul, the men enjoyed a light snack of chips and salsa. Then, the chaplains arrived — Fr. Paul in the women's residence hall, and Fr. Sebastian in the men's — and answered questions about the Mass before leading students in the nightly consecration, followed by lights out.
At this morning's opening class, students moved on from Oedipus Rex to Sophocles' Antigone, questioning of the title character's decisions, and whether they make her more heroine … or villain.
We mentioned in this morning's post how hard the high school students worked at last night's study hall. Now we present the photographic evidence:
No doubt they were working hard, in part, to prepare for this afternoon's class on the pre-Socratic philosophers. These ancient, fragmentary texts reflect some of man's earliest attempts to comprehend nature and the physical world. "The students seemed to find the works both fascinating and mind-boggling," says one prefect. "They had never read anything like that before!"
As a reward for their efforts, there will be the usual recreation period this afternoon and parties in the residence halls tonight. Check in tomorrow for updates and photos!
Note: We apologize for the delay in posting material to this blog. Due to technical difficulties beyond our control, we could not post content to the College's website on Monday. The difficulties have been resolved and, by God's grace, this blog will be regularly updated throughout the remainder of this year's program. Please accept our apologies, and thank you for your patience!
The 2016 Summer Great Books Program for High School Students is under way!
On Sunday afternoon, students began arriving at Los Angeles International Airport, where they were met by the Summer Program prefects and boarded one of four buses to campus. "There was constant chatter on my bus; the students did not seem shy at all," reports one prefect. "As we made the turn on Highway 150 and first saw the campus, a hush fell over the whole bus. They were super-excited!"
Over the course of the afternoon, more buses arrived, as did cars carrying students who live closer to campus. Upon settling in their residence halls, the students began visiting, playing sports, and touring the campus, while parents attended an orientation meeting at 4 p.m. At 5:00 there was the opening barbeque, followed by a travelers' Mass at 6:30 p.m. in Our Lady of the Most Holy Trinity Chapel. Students then returned to their residence halls for an ice-cream social and a talk about the rules of residence, after which some played basketball right up until the 10:30 p.m. curfew.
Monday morning began with breakfast, followed by an academic orientation led by the director of this year's summer program, Dr. Michael A. Augros, a member of the College's teaching faculty. Students then headed over to the Chapel for this year's opening Mass, offered by program chaplains Rev. Sebastian Walshe, O.Praem., and Rev. Paul Raftery, O.P.
After Mass, it was time for the first class of this year's program! In a discussion of Sophocles' Oedipus Rex, students contemplated such questions as, "Was Oedipus responsible for the horrors that befell him?" and "What role does fate play in our lives?" From there followed lunch, and then the second class — an examination of Plato's Euthyphro.
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At the sparsely attended panel on liberal bullying, we learned that anti-gay activists, conservative "journalists," supporters of laws combating mythical voter fraud and the Koch Brothers are the victims of unfair attacks. Ben Shapiro of Breitbart News, sitting alongside Brian Brown, Hans von Spakovsky and Cleta Mitchell, went through his usual talking points about how conservatives are too nice to their left-wing bullies. He said that the progressives are "keeping millions of children in poverty" and "are trying to impoverish the country" while at the same time framing conservatives as "the bad guys." "The fact is that when they use sorts of tactics, that's what makes them a morally deficient human being," Shapiro said.
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It's not all about metal, glass and fire at The Crucible. Come check out our softer side with classes that reacquaint with your sewing machine, turn old T-shirts into hot couture, create three-dimensional photography or learn the ancient art of cartoneria.
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Cartoneria (Mexican Paper Sculpture)
In this class you'll learn cartoneria, the ancient and popular art form of Mexican papier-mch. Cartoneria combines Aztec styles with Spanish techniques and is deeply rooted in ancient Mexican legends, traditions and craftsmanship. You will create fantastic and colorful sculptures from paper and recycled materials, using mythological beasts and characters as a starting point.
Drawing for the Absolute Beginner (NEW!)
Ease into the world of drawing with step-by-step instructions and simple exercises to become familiar with different drawing materials and techniques. Through a series of studio projects, you will learn basic concepts and gain the ability to express yourself as you further develop your skills and confidence.
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Painting for beginners covers the basics of how to work with acrylic paints. Starting with mixing colors, using mediums and becoming familiar with brushes, we will work through a variety of exercises and fun demos aimed at developing your skills. No experience necessary, come learn to paint in a supportive environment.
Bookbinding I
Learn the art of bookbinding and create beautiful personal books that can be used to capture memories, ideas, drawings and more. Students will construct book blocks, practice stitching techniques and design covers that express your creative voice, using both traditional and contemporary tools.
Leather Working I
Learn leather working techniques such as cutting, edging, stitching, dyeing and oiling, as well as setting rivets and adding hardware like buckles and design and safety issues. You'll make a belt and a bag.
Youth Summer Camp (Youth Cartoneria: Mexican Paper Sculpture / Youth Paperpalooza / Youth Leather Working) (Ages 8 – 11 & 12 – 17)
Cargoneria: Mexican Paper Sculpture
Cartoneria is the the ancient and popular art form of Mexican papier-mâché, combining Aztec styles with Spanish techniques, and is deeply rooted in ancient Mexican legends, traditions and craftsmanship. You will create fantastic and colorful sculptures using mythological beasts and characters as a starting point.
Design and create one-of-a-kind, colorful block prints, make beautifully marbled paper with a unique, non-toxic, and fun method, discover the excitement of resists, explore the shimmer of embossing, and more.
Leather Working
Learn leather working techniques such as including cutting, edging, stitching, dyeing and oiling as well as setting rivets, and adding hardware like buckles and design and safety issues. You'll make a belt and a bag.
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Leather Friday Night Fireside
Industrial arts with a social splash – two hours of leather working fun followed by a drink with your classmates as you compare your finished pieces and visit. A perfect after-work decompression.
Leather Working Three-Hour Taster
Students will learn the basics of hand tooling and weaving leather. These skills will include patterning and transferring techniques as well as leather conditioning and dying. Students will walk away from the class with a small project such as a bracelet, choker, or a cuff.
Introduction to Sewing: A Crash Course
If you're a beginner, this four-hour workshop is the perfect way to become better acquainted with your sewing machine. You'll learn sewing machine operation, troubleshooting, and parts; various sewing tools and their uses; and foolproof methods for sewing a straight seam and turning corners. The class also covers types of fabric and their uses. Students MUST bring their own sewing machine.
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Leather Working II
In this class you will take the techniques learned in Intro to Leather Working and expand upon them for building larger and more intricate projects. Students will learn how to line leather, assemble pockets, and how to assemble sectional bags. Each student will make a briefcase, knapsack, or overnight bag as their project for the course.


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A brown sugar version of 7-minute (or as we called it growing up, Marshmallow) frosting. Delicious!!! If you like brown sugar, try this to go on top of your spice cake, pumpkin cake, walnut cake, etc. I does make quite a bit - plenty for icing a layer cake. And the flavor is carmely delicious.


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CHARLIE'S ANGELS (PG-13) On the theory that velocity is a substitute for quality, music video director McG zips through a series of sketches that were apparently more fun to shoot than they are to watch. Angels Cameron Diaz, Drew Barrymore and Lucy Liu find time between costume changes and dance numbers to solve the case of kidnapped techno-mogul Sam Rockwell. As their giggling constitutes a laugh track, I was reminded more of "The Carol Burnett Show" than the original "Charlie's Angels." Bill Murray is good as Bosley, the eunuch in their harem. -- SW
THE LEGEND OF BAGGER VANCE (PG-13) 1/2 A mysterious, Zen-talking caddy (Will Smith) helps a haunted WWI vet (Matt Damon) in a mythic 1930s golf tournament. As prettily shot and self-consciously archetypal as Robert Redford's starring vehicle The Natural, the film strains to make the central golf match into an allegory for life itself but ultimately proves just a tribute to the sport as a pastime for privileged whites. -- CH
RAN (R) Akira Kurosawa's visceral adaptation of King Lear concerns a 16th-century Japanese warlord who has bequeathed his kingdom to his three sons, only to watch them enter into violent combat and deception to gain more power. The film, filled with gorgeously stylized, gory battle scenes and sexual/political intrigue galore confirms auteur Kurosawa's storytelling power and visual finesse, as well as his belief in human frailty and a society that perversely chooses pain and violence over contentment. -- FF
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BIG THIEVES, LITTLE THIEVES Based on the Italian comedy, Big Deal on Madonna Street, the satirical heist flick is about four financially deprived Venezuelans who plan to rob a bank. Once the robbery is put into action, the would-be thieves soon discover that the bank vault has already been cleaned out by robbers. The foursome must now get out of one sticky situation. Director Alejandro Saderman's 1998 film is in Spanish with subtitles. Films at the High, 2000 Latin-American Film Festival, Nov. 7 at 8 p.m., Rich Auditorium.
THE CAMPAIGN A top executive at a powerful advertising agency launches a massive, controversial publicity campaign to find her young son's killer. The campaign takes on a life of its own with dire consequences for innocent people. The real killer might be closer than she thinks. Director Thomas Bohn's thriller is in German with subtitles. Nov. 1 at 7 p.m., Goethe-Institut Atlanta.
CRANE WORLD In this gritty comedy, Rulo, an overweight and unemployed 1970s one-hit wonder, can't escape his lackluster life, which is burdened by his helpless mother, good-for-nothing son and a string of tough breaks. Things start to look up for him when he lands a job as a crane operator in Buenos Aires and meets a woman at a sandwich shop. The 1999 film is in Spanish with subtitles. Films at the High, 2000 Latin-American Film Festival, Nov. 3 at 8 p.m., Rich Auditorium.
DRACULA A.D. 1/2 and FRANKENSTEIN AND THE MONSTER FROM HELL 1/2 Celebrate the spooky season and salute the fallen House of Hammer with two of the innovative British girls 'n' gore horror studio's most memorable last gasps. Accidental hilarity results when Dracula comes out of retirement, or rather, out of a retirement home, from the decrepit looks of the creaky leads Lee and Cushing, to terrorize swinging '70s London. The studio burns all it's bridges (and most of its standing sets!) in the Apocalyptic last chapter in it's Frankenstein franchise, railing incandescently against the New Wave in scary movies that made lurid pot-boilers like these tragically obsolete. The Hammer Horror Festival, Oct. 27-Nov. 2 at GSU's cinéfest. -- EM
HAMLET (PG-13) An all-star cast is featured in director Kenneth Branagh's four-hour adaptation of the Shakespearean tragedy. The 1996 film uses the full text of the play but moves the action into 19th century Europe. Branagh plays the tragic hero who is cursed with indecision and hesitation in the face of betrayal. Nov. 1 and 4 at 7:30 p.m., 208 White Hall, 480 Kilgo Circle, Emory.
LES ETOILES SECRETS MULTIMEDIA FESTIVAL The multimedia extravaganza features the works of innovative filmmakers, animators, musicians and photographers. Screenings include a DV short and music video by POP Films' Jacob Gentry and David Bruckner and a rockumentary about the Rent Boys by Maria Locke and Peter Steckel. The showcase also features a live DJ performance and works by photographers. Nov. 7 at 8 p.m., Fountainhead Lounge.
MAD MAX The futuristic action movie stars a young Mel Gibson as a bad-ass police officer rumbling with a group of nasty bikers in the violent, lawless Outback. See the uncut Australian version of this 1979 cult classic. Nov. 3-9 at GSU's cinéfest.


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Explores the process of getting the narrative onto the page clearly in a self-evident sequence of pictures. Main visual points of reference will be Wally Wood's 22 Panels and GI Joe: A Real American Hero #21, "Silent Interlude." There will be a frame-by-frame deconstruction and analysis of "Silent Interlude," an exploration of techniques, and a Q & A.
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CSC today reported federal government revenue of $1.24 billion for its second quarter of fiscal 2006, which ended Sept. 30. That total represents a 7.5 percent increase compared with revenue of $1.16 billion a year ago. The company's Defense Department business grew 19.9 percent to $835.4 million vs. $696.5 million last year.
The company similarly credited defense work with revenue growth in its first fiscal quarter, which ended July 1.
The DOD boost came from increases on the Army's Rapid Response program among other projects, according to Lee Level, CSC's chief financial officer. CSC captured one of eight Rapid Response contracts in 2003. CSC values its award at $700 million.
The DOD expansion, however, was partially offset by reduced work on CSC's Internal Revenue Service modernization effort and the completion of the Justice Department's Trilogy and Asset Forfeiture programs, Level added.
As for future growth, Van Honeycutt, CSC's chairman, president and chief executive officer, said the company's federal business opportunity pipeline continues to be robust. Federal deals to be awarded during the next 17 months total about $30 billion, company officials said.
Overall, CSC reported September quarter revenue of $3.57 billion, a 5.3 percent increase compared with last year's $3.39 billion. The company generated net income of $99.5 million and diluted earnings per share of 53 cents. That compares with net income of $103.5 million and earnings per share of 68 cents a year ago. The September quarter earnings reflect a charge related to a canceled commercial contract.
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There is a brazilian campain from months ago kind a like this http://adsoftheworld.com/media/print/bristolmyers_squibb_alcaluftal_fi...
If you are posting this campaign in AOTW, you saw this other one http://adsoftheworld.com/media/print/bristolmyers_squibb_alcaluftal_fi...
some time ago.
This was USED
Yea I've seen this done before it's reused how ever I can see your direction with it it's an ok from me not great I love great.
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Big data shows racial bias in police behavior
Stanford's data shows that Oakland police officers haven't treated everyone fairly.
Researchers develop passive-aggressive robotic roommate
Using unsupervised learning, Watch-Bot's AI develops its own pet peeves.
Study says people get turned on by touching a robot's privates
Though it's not always and necessarily sexual arousal.
Six tiny robots can pull a two-ton car
Outweighed ten thousand times, the 0.5-ounce robots rely on teamwork (and sticky feet).
6 of the world's wildest self-driving cars
In one case, make that "wildest flying self-driving car."
How a novel class of microscopes has changed science
Super-resolution fluorescence microscopy FTW!
Near-infrared dye helps doctors spot cancer
You can't normally see it, but this dye can detect hard-to-find tumors.
Stanford scientists get a little closer to a medical tricorder
Doctors will be able to tell what's wrong with you from across the room by 2030.
Stanford turns a DeLorean into a drifting, driverless car
Sure, we'd all prefer a DeLorean that can fly (and time travel), but this will do for now


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My contribution today. Natural looking recipe for a Home and Kitchen client.
Sure, we used 4 diffusion screens like you see in the image, 2 soft boxes, one large to cover the back and top screens, one medium form the side and 2 raw lights that were used alternately depending on the ambience of the shot. Main power was the left one.
p30+/ContaxShot with HMI's, Winow Light and some cutters.Red (the medium format of the digital motion world)Shot at a trillion ISO with one small hand held led.BC
Totally drives me nuts, but it's a function of perspective. If you made a mechanical drawing of the same composition from the camera position (to accurate scale) the circles would render with the same distortion. Sometimes I do correct for this by rotating the camera until the round object is centered in the lens and then shifting the back to retain the same composition... I did this just yesterday, but it's impossible when composing a 1 point perspective that is square to the architecture.Actually the linear elements in the shot show the same degree of "distortion". We just don't perceive it as much as we do with circles.CB
may I ask ... why don't you just retouch it?All your images are so absolutely wonderful minimalistic and straight... so why let the lens determine the final image?
Here is a picture of a lunchroom. Straight out of camera and unretouched. No distortions, tho
Hah! We do actually have an overall shot of the lunchroom. I rarely get to make shots like this, but the marketing person from the firm said that he will actually use this a lot!
There should be a LIKE button on LuLa.
Coot,Watching the below sepia images, I have a question regarding Red if you see this post.As everything is built on metadatas and therefore non-destructive, my doubt remains on the isos.Let's take this scenario shoot on Red: if one decide to shoot pushing the isos to extreme levels on purpose (and not because it lacks light)for ex to get a 16mm grain, and after that you give-up with the idea and want to revert to a clean image to do something completly different,are the isos also non-destructive? So for ex, can you take those high-isos images on RCX and going back to 800 the typical high-isos grain would disappear?I ask this question because never had very high isos Red footage on edit.


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it is very easy to access master page control from content page like
protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
// content page load event
DropDownList thisDropDown = this.Master.FindControl("someDropDown") as DropDownList;
userLabel.Text = thisDropDown.SelectedValue;
but how could i access controls of content page from master page. suppose a textbox there in content page and one button is there in master page. i want that when i will click on master page button then i want to show the text of textbox in the content page in the label of master page. how to achieve it. please help me with code sample. thanks.


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Psychonauts was one of the best games that didn't achieve the market success it deserves and has not helped its creator, Tim Schafer, in getting any publisher to fund its sequel.
"I mean I get a lot of, on Twitter or whatever, daily questions about Psychonauts 2," he said in an interview with Digital Spy. "And I would love to do Psychonauts 2, I've actually pitched that to publishers several times and no-one has taken the bait so far."
Schafer then explained that he needs someone to give him several million dollars to make the game.
Luckily enough, the published interview was read by Minecraft developer, Notch, who got interested and responded promptly on twitter: "Let's make Psychonauts 2 happen."
Notch does indeed have a few million dollars at hand, thanks to the unexpected success of his recently launched Minecraft.


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This is a concept I thought of for a countdown app. All of the countdown apps I've seen aren't that appealing and are usually too complicated.
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With Scrum, there is the principal of user stories and these stemming tasks etc etc iterating around to a finished product - which is fine.
But, let's say I have 100 features that need implementing, in the real world I can't put any developer on these until a lot of the normal ancillary stuff has been done - for instance, doing a UI design (surely you need to have an overall idea of functionality for this?), or building the underlying stuff that doesn't necessarily manifest itself as a feature.
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15U Travel Baseball and 9th Grade School baseball are Independent of each other.
9th Grade School baseball is run through the High School, and runs from March - May.
15U Travel baseball is run through the Youth Baseball Association, and runs after the 9th grade season ends to July.
The High School program recommends all 9th graders play both school baseball and summer baseball.
You must sign your sign up for 9th grade school baseball and 15U baseball separately.
15U tryouts will be held at the end of April/early May - hopefully outside.
Please sign up on our website as soon as possible!
If you have any further questions, please contact the travel director.
15U Traveling tryouts will be scheduled in mid to late April; separate from the rest of the traveling tryouts.
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If you're interested in coaching (head or assistant), click the box at the bottom of the 'Confirm Family Information' page. Or simply email us.
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The Breeders' Cup Challenge is a series of thoroughbred races all around the world in which the winner earns an automatic spot in the Breeders' Cup. They win, and they're in. Watch the drama unfold as the world's top thoroughbreds duke it out in the Breeders' Cup Challenge Series: Win & You're In™ for a starting spot and a share of $26 million in purses and awards in the 2016 Breeders' Cup World Championships. This year's Breeders' Cup is November 4 & 5, 2016 at Santa Anita Park. Watch and wager on all the exciting Breeders' Cup Challenge races right here at Hazel Park Raceway. Here's the big race this week, with more races coming this weekend!


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I have a problem with the encoding of Japanese text in WordPress 2.1.
I am building a bilingual (E/J) website.
Whenever I input new Japanese content, the data is not saved correctly
and only this stuff appears �衼��åѤǥ֥쥤�� or ???.
My encoding settings in the header are - I suppose - correct:
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd">
<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">
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<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=UTF-8" />
I noticed: at first everything looks fine, when I input Japanese text in the
Wordpress backend, but when it gets saved some mis-encoding happens.
Also when I press "Save and continue editing" the Japanese text get corrupted
or mis-encoded and appears already corrupted in the backend.
The scrumbled text seems to be encoded in "Japanese (EUC)" not UTF-8.
When I go to the site and change the browser encoding to "Japanese (EUC)"
the scrumbled Japanese text becomes normal and legible.
Might this be some kind of database (MySQL) problem?
Or some other issue with the website-host?
My PHP version is - I think - 5.04 since it says:
"AddHandler x-httpd-php504 .php" in my htaccess file.
I develope locally with a MAMP application and everything works fine
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