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Second in a series.
A lot has been written about this election, in our pages and on our blog, since Obama (finally) wrapped up the nomination. While we hurtle toward the next big plot point, the convention, we're recapping whats been said since the last moment when everyone was paying attention.
Here is Jen Graves writing in the Aug. 6 Stranger on the explosion of Obama art.
Barack Obama is visual culture's number-one subject right now. Combining fine art, street art, and folk art YouTube seems as good a folk medium as anythe output is unprecedented: There has never been this much art made about a presidential candidate.
And here is Dominic Holden foreshadowing, just before the end of the primaries, the coming debate (or, just as likely, non-debate) on real drug policy reform:
Early in the donkey race, Obama and Clinton bickered via their spokespeople about the crack-cocaine sentencing reforms, they took wimpy positions opposing medical-marijuana raids, and presses slipped pages about Obamas support for marijuana decriminalization (he later recanted). But both Democratic candidates fell short of any bold position to strong-arm the DEA or legalize potor directly debate the issuelest they give the GOP ammunition in the general election. I mean, imagine the GOP attack ads: Barack Obama said we need to decriminalize marijuana, but do you want more drug addicts in the hallways of our schools? But now the Democratic primary is essentially over. And drug-law reform is an issue in presidential politicsstarting today.

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I can certainly agree that my approach to writing a game design out vs. writing a short-story or novel are completely different, but that mostly rests in how I'll present the material -- for a novel I'll be, well, writing a novel but when I approach a game, I break it down into its core elements and make lots of lists; I'm often tempted to write about the game as if it were a story which is a habit I'm still trying to curb. As far as content goes, no I don't think my approaches differ too strongly; I try not to 'target' an audience and simply attempt to produce an experience that I want to share with others, one that I think will touch a variety of viewers. I think that can work for games and normal fiction.
Also, people tend to work on what interests them -- so just because you don't see anyone else trying to construct a romantic simulation, doesn't necessarily mean that others couldn't jive with that type of game. I can only work on projects that interest me or else I become bored quite easily. It also depends on how you approach a game-type. Rather than putting gender labels on games, find a way to make them appeal to a wider audience. I think Fable's inclusion of the whole sexual reproduction/family system gave some players a chance to participate in a certain type of gameplay that they wouldn't have, were it standalone -- it presented the aspect in an RPG, fantasy setting that seems to appeal to a wide audience. With that said, I don't see why we can't create games that compromise and present the player with uncommon activities that are presented in a familiar way.
I think for the most part, games are designed to satisfy a target audience and by that very process, they're obviously going to exclude some audiences. I can see creating games to fill a vacant niche market if you're really focused on creating something marketable, or trying to make something that can satsify a niche that has gone unattended. I hear a lot about "hardcore" and "casual" gamers now a days and that tends to break games into either FPS or family-friendly pickup games; there are of course other games that try to appeal to players who love a game with stories, or thought-provoking gameplay, but these games (at least in my opinion) almost supercede the hardcore/casual label since you could easily find people in either category who are more interested in experiencing a story as opposed to simple fire-fights or party games.
I think if you, or anyone, has a really interesting idea -- even if there doesn't seem like there would be an obvious market for it -- to just follow through with it and see what happens. People will buy almost anything and it's hard to accept that something can't have a target audience; they're out there, you just have to lure them out with something new.
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As far as I understand, the RG theory, or functional RG theory is a mathematical tool for moving in the "scale dimension". The tool can be used for calculation of Feigenbaums constant (e.g. mentioned here). Can the theory be given a simple example of how to move one "step" in the "scale dimension" ?
When you look at the Mandelbrot set M, you can observe infinitely many "Baby Mandelbrot" copies of the set within M and so on. Renormalization allows you precisely to move from one step (the Baby copy) to the next one. For more details, see for example the book by McMullen "Complex dynamics and renormalization", or that article by M. Lyubich: http://smf4.emath.fr/Publications/Gazette/2007/113/smf_gazette_113_45-50.pdf


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Must-see video: Polluter-funded Smithsonian exhibit whitewashes danger of human-caused climate change
Koch money and dubious displays put credibility of entire museum and science staff on the line
UPDATE (2014): Two things are clear if you visit America's leading "science museum" — the National Museum of Natural History. First, the Smithsonian has a very impressive new exhibit called the David H. Koch Hall of Human Origins. Second, that exhibit downplays or ignores the risks posed by human-caused climate change in a number of its displays.
Yes, the Smithsonian took $15 million from a billionaire polluter — who is an even bigger funder of disinformation on climate science than Exxon Mobil — to fund a misleading exhibit on evolution and climate change. See also the new Think Progress post "A 'Grateful' Smithsonian Denies Greenwashing 'Philanthropist' David H. Koch's Dirty Money."
The exhibit's main theme is that extreme climate change in the past made humans very adaptable, an interesting theory based on limited data and lots of speculation. But its huge flaw is that it it leaves visitors with the distinct impression that human-caused global warming is no big deal — even though our understanding of the grave threat posed by that warming is based on far, far more research and data.
This embarrassing episode in the Smithsonian's history raises serious questions about how big polluters may be pursuing yet another strategy to influence how climate science is communicated to the public (see "Can Big Oil buy a watered-down climate exhibit at the London Science Museum?")
Let's start with a video that Lee Fang of Think Progress shot of some key exhibit displays, narrated by me:
[Okay, I'm no David Attenborough, but then, this isn't my exhibit or the BBC's Life on Earth.]
Let me expand and clarify the points I made in that video.
The exhibit's major intellectual failing is that it does not distinguish between 1) the evolution of small populations of tens (to perhaps hundreds) of thousands of humans and pre-humans over hundreds of thousands of years to relatively slow, natural climate changes and 2) the completely different challenge we have today: The ability of modern civilization — nearly 7 billion people, going up to 10 billion — to deal with rapid, human-caused climate change over a period of several decades (and ultimately much longer).
The exhibit fails to make clear that while small populations of homo "sapiens" evolved over hundreds of thousands of years of fluctuating climate, the rapid population growth of human civilization occurred during a time of relatively stable climate.
Let's be clear here. Not only has the atmospheric concentration of CO2 — the principal human-generated greenhouse gas — risen sharply in recent decades, it has risen at a rate that is unprecedented in the past million years (see "Humans boosting CO2 14,000 times faster than nature, overwhelming slow negative feedbacks"). As the author of 2008 study on this subject noted, "the average change in the amount of atmospheric carbon dioxide over the last 600,000 years has been just 22 parts per million by volume." Humans have run up CO2 levels 100 ppm over the last two centuries. The author added, "Right now we have put the system entirely out of equilibrium."
Even another 100 ppm change could be devastating to the billions of people who have settled in places based on current sea levels and fresh water from inland glaciers and relatively consistent levels of soil moisture and precipitation (see Science: CO2 levels haven't been this high for 15 million years, when it was 5° to 10°F warmer and seas were 75 to 120 feet higher — "We have shown that this dramatic rise in sea level is associated with an increase in CO2 levels of about 100 ppm") — a study based on the exact same kind of paleoclimate reconstruction the entire Smithsonian exhibit is based on).
Worse, we're poised to run CO2 levels up another 500 ppm this century if we stay anywhere near our current emissions path! (see M.I.T. doubles its 2095 warming projection to 10°F — with 866 ppm and Arctic warming of 20°F and U.S. media largely ignores latest warning from climate scientists: "Recent observations confirm … the worst-case IPCC scenario trajectories (or even worse) are being realised" — 1000 ppm).
But you'd never know any of that from the Smithsonian exhibit. The key figure they use as the basis of their intellectual case, which you can see in the video in two locations, is this reconstruction (from "Survival of the Adaptable," click to enlarge) :
Caption: "Earth's Changing Climate and Human Evolution: Earth's climate has fluctuated between warm and cool over the past ten million years. The ratio of two oxygen isotopes, as measured in cores drilled from the ocean bottom, ranges from about 2.5 to 5.0 parts per million. This measure reflects both worldwide ocean temperature and the amount of glacial ice. Particularly dramatic fluctuations marked the six-million-year period of human evolution."
Note that in this view, modern humans, who developed in the last couple hundred thousand years, were experiencing fluctuations of 10°C in the swings in and out of the Ice Ages. But on the scale of that figure, the last 10,500 years ("plant and animal domestication," i.e modern civilization) would be virtually a flat line.
UPDATE (10/14): A 2013 study by Marcott et al. in Science found that recent warming is "amazing and atypical" — and poised to destroy the stable climate that enabled civilization. It was the source of most of the data in this popular, jaw-dropping graph:
Pretty bloody stable (until recently) on the scale of the Smithsonian chart.
UPDATE (10/14): Real Climate has posted a summary and FAQ by Shaun Marcott and colleagues, which notes, "Our view is that the results of the paper will stand the test of time, particularly regarding the small global temperature variations in the Holocene. If anything, early Holocene warmth might be overestimated in this study." The main, stunning conclusion we can draw from the paper is that the rate of warming since 1900 is 50 times greater than the rate of cooling in the previous 5000 years, which undermines the whole notion of adaptation.
It is the stable climate of that past 10,000 years that has coincided with rapid population growth. Here is a chart from the Smithsonian's exhibit website:
Note: It would have been nice for the Smithsonian to tell readers that the chart did not have a linear scale for time.
Here is a better graph from Wikipedia in which time has a linear scale but population is plotted logarithmically:
The point is, natural "extreme climate shifts" may have been terrific for making humans adaptable, but a relatively stable climate over the last 10,000 years or so is what enabled modern civilization and rapid population growth.
The exhibit does have a couple of displays aimed at future climate change, which I'll discuss in a later post, but none of them lays out the threat posed by the rapid climate change we now face. The single strongest statement is one panel that says:
The level of CO2 today is the highest since our species evolved. The projected increase over the next century is more than twice that of any time in the past 6 million years and suggests a long-term sea level rise of 6.4 m (21 ft).
The Smithsonian never gives a time frame for sea level rise, and, of course, the key fact in that sentence is not accurate. The projected increase of CO2 emissions just in the first half of this century suggests a long-term sea level rise of 75 to 120 feet, as a major 2009 Science article explains. And 2 years ago James Hansen et al. argued that projected increase of CO2 emissions risks an ice-free planet:
We infer from the Cenozoic data that CO2 was the dominant Cenozoic forcing, that CO2 was only ~450 ppm when Antarctica glaciated, and that glaciation is reversible.
That is, if we stabilize at 450 ppm (or higher) we risk returning the planet to conditions when it was largely ice free, when sea levels were higher by 70 meters — more than 200 feet!
If the overall exhibit were better on climate change, this might not be a big deal. But given how lame the whole exhibit is, this error is another black eye.
One of the key displays in the section about the present and future is in the video, a nonsensical interactive video which lets visitors create a "future human" that evolves over millions of years to a variety of changing conditions including a new ice age or living in crowded underground cities because of global warming or even — I kid you not — a future Earth that "smells."
How much does the exhibit downplay the impact of human-caused emissions? In the part of the exhibit about the present and the future, there is a display that says "Benefits and Costs of our success." You can see the text online here (near the bottom of the page):
By settling down and producing our own food, we created:
—piles of waste that form natural breeding grounds for contagious diseases;
—large concentrations of people, enabling diseases to spread and become epidemics;
—domesticated landscapes that displace wild habitats;
—loss of wild species that depend on natural habitats.
Where is the cost: "huge emissions of heat-trapping greenhouse gases that threaten rapid climate change and serious consequences for billions of people"? This is an exhibit about climate change, after all.
Or how about "Oceans are acidifying 10 times faster today than 55 million years ago when a mass extinction of marine species occurred."
When climate change is very abrupt, it does have consequences. The online exhibit has a timeline that notes:
The extreme climate change 74,000 years ago — which is still a subject of much scientific debate — appears to have been driven by a massive volcano that led to a pretty rapid change in temperatures.
So yes, the Smithsonian is pointing out that an unusual episode of extreme climate change nearly wiped out the human race, but essentially ignores the threat posed by comparably extreme climate change today.
If this were just another Smithsonian exhibit, I'd call it a "grave disappointment" and "seriously flawed." But since it was primarily funded by the billionaire polluter David Koch, who is founder of a vast network of conservative organizations that deny the threat of global warming — with overall funding of disinformers that now exceeds Exxon Mobil — the exhibit puts the credibility of the entire Museum of Natural History and science staff on the line.
Either the exhibit should be reworked or they should give Koch's money back so as not to taint this exhibit. Or both.
Think Progress just posted:
According to the Smithsonian Institution, it doesn't matter how toxic your politics are or how dirty your money is, as long as you give the cash to them. Paleoanthropologist Rick Potts, director of the Smithsonian's Human Origins Program and curator of anthropology at the National Museum of Natural History, defended pollution scion David H. Koch as a "philanthropist who is deeply interested in science."
Potts told ThinkProgress why the Smithsonian accepted $15 million from this climate-denial kingpin [video here]:
"David Koch is a philanthropist, who is deeply interested in science. He's funded the dinosaur halls, for example, in the American Museum of Natural History. He gave a lot of money to the Lincoln Center and its refurbishing. He has a lot of interest in human evolution that goes back to about thirty or forty years. And so, uh, as is true with all Smithsonian policy, our donors have no control over the content of our science or scholarship of our exhibits. And the same is true in this case. We feel very grateful for David Koch's contributions to helping, I hope, the American public and us being able to bring science to them."
For related background, which suggests Koch knew exactly what kind of science he was buying from the Smithsonian, see the Yglesias post, "David Koch, Climate Change, and Human Evolution."
NOTE: This post has been updated.
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gee, I was hoping this was the apr 1st post.
[JR: Sorry. Working on one.]
The "Creation Science" exhibit was merely funny. This one is scary.
[JR: And this isn't even all the material I have on this exhibit or other exhibits.]
Check out the Koch funding of George Mason University also. Think of the impact that has on the quality and nature of academics there.
Who wrote the exhibit (Potts?), and what are their data sources? How did they decide how to spin the climate change issues?
Do we have to submit a FOIA request to find out?!?
Joe, you grant the exhibit the point that "natural 'extreme climate shifts' may have been terrific for making humans adaptable(,)" but I'm not sure that makes sense in terms of evolutionary biology. Certainly our ancestors who survived were more adaptable than those who didn't, but does that make us more adaptable to similar future events, especially an event along the lines of the 75 kya one? I doubt it. I would be very interested to see a critique of the exhibit by a suitable expert on evolution.
Also, I think we should be able to say that if CO2 stabilizes at 450 ppm that a much warmer ice-free climate is a dead-bang guarantee, not just likely.
BTW, I was amused to see you use Katherine's graph. Gee, why does it cut off at 6 kya? :)
Don't the Tin Hats realize that "climate change" will increase abortion. Who in their right mind will want to bring new life into a world of collapsing life support systems?
First, polluting, right wing extremist, and greed crazed companies like Koch get in the government (Inhofe, Borasso), then the schools (Texas B of E), then universities (George Mason, Stanford), and now our museums.
What's next? Churches and environmental organizations? Wait, I forgot, they're already there, too.
Never mind that Lincoln or Jefferson would have been horrified. So would Dwight Eisenhower. This is serious, folks.
A different perspective: I never advocate giving money back to people like Koch. Donate it to something useful rather than give it back to him to deploy to something reprehensible.
Thank you for writing this. My reaction to the online material was a "where is a discussion of modern Global Warming" and that this exhibit looks to be an implicit path of supporting Global Warming denial / skepticism (Oh, it's all natural; we'll just adapt; …). I wanted to wait until I visited to see whether that impression was correct. Sadly, it looks to be …
Mmm Koch funded George Mason University, I wonder how much money Edward Wegman got from Koch for his rubbish report on Mann's work.
I agree this is serious, but I'm going to get on my horse (yet again) and ask the following question: in all honesty, what do you think will make the American people (the rest of the world seems to notice) take this threat seriously? My guess is….take New England and magnify it exponentially. A sweltering summer of 20-30 100+F days (my apology to those in the west who already get this as a matter of course, but it doesn't happen in the east too often). 25 tropical storms, of which 15 strike the US and three of those are major hurricanes.
And that has to happen for 2-3 consecutive years. And even then, I'm not sure people will truly sit up and take notice.
It's just so much easier and more comforting to think we have nothing to do with is. It's so much easier and more comforting to believe those who mock climate scientists (who asked those smarty-pants to butt in here, anyway…buncha eggheads).
I haven't seen anything here or elsewhere to convince me that people will wake up until they HAVE TO wake up. Sorry to be so pessimistic, but that's my very unfortunate conclusion. I'd truly enjoy thinking otherwise.
If David Koch is really a philanthropist I'd expect him to have his name removed from this exhibit or let some climate scientists work on the subject matter, graphics and conclusions.
The point lost on many is that this issue is about rapid holocene change, and the potential impacts on TODAY'S biosphere, including billions of non-nomadic humans and the civilization they take for granted. If we stop ourselves from pushing the snowball down the hill, we at least have the chance at thousands of years more with which to grow up, and become more resilient as a civilization, not just a species.
Ecological science teaches us that stable environments lead to greater population diversity and richer biological systems (think rain forests, coral reef ecosystems) than environments with great change (think tundra). This ecological principal also applies in general to human civilizations. Human civilizations only advanced beyond the hunter-gatherer stage during the last 10,000 years of relatively stable climate, allowing the development of agriculture, culture and science.
However, as the research of Jared Diamond and many others shows, even relatively small changes in the environment during the last 10,000 years has lead to the destruction of a number of human civilizations. From my online review of the exhibit, the possiblity of failure of human civilizations from environmental change seems to be entirely missing.
Of course, because climate change is now happening so fast, the physical evolution of humans through our genetics won't be a factor at all; the issue is whether human civilizations can evolve enought to stop emissions of GHGs. So the display about humans centuries in the future is areally laughable, silly distraction in view of the present climate crisis.
It is simply astounding how bad the population chart in the exhibit is. As Joe notes, the time scale is not linear so the curve appears to show that the rate of population growth has actually slowed after 1910. Even worse, it inexplicably stops in 1950 instead of showing the exponential growth up to the present.
What the exhibit needs to add to be at least somewhat credible is two graphics: 1] an accurate linear chart over time showing global temperatures and CO2 levels, showing how the last 10,000 years have been pretty unique in their stability; and 2] an accurate chart over the last 500 years to the present showing both human population growth and CO2 emissions. These two graphics would bring home to even the most casual viewer how we are the verge of climate change of a magnitude and speed that human civilization has never experienced before. I would be surprised if early drafts of the exhibit concepts didn't include this basic climate and population information. It would be interesting to find out why it didn't make it to the final exhibit. It's probably not a pretty story.
OK, am I wrong on this? Aren't we headed to 5C or worse with business as usual by 2100? This temp exceeds the peak global average since human-like primates evolved, doesn't it? These temps haven't been seen since what? 55 million years ago?
[JR: Pretty much. BAU is very likely at least another 4C, probably 5C, and possibly 7C.]
This is Astonishing! This is like finding close relatives selling their "charms" in Las Vegas. The Smithsonian had a great reputation, I was a subscriber to their fine magazine, often read it in the Public Library. I will order one, a magazine, thatis, from Las Vegas where professional are, at least, honest as to how they earn their living.
What was too shocking and stopped me was "right away found a fossil human cranium that was 900,000 years old." And, they peddle this as science?
I wonder what Dr. Leakey would say: "Are they trying for notoriety with lies? You mean, these grandstandig show-monkeys are climbing back on the Evolution tree? When did Evolution reverse into Devolution."
He might wonder how fast are they reverting into Apes, you think?
But, this is unfair to the apes! Apes fulfill their purpose in life, perfectly. These were not even mentioned in Dante's "Inferno"!
One good thing: This answers, for me, why the number of Americans, no lets call them "people-like", do not believe Global Warming is a Scientific fact is INCREASING!
Their last Devolution stage ends when they pass out, after they flatten their forehead with a self-inflicted blow while they whisper last words "Maybe, just maybe, I was wrong, I'll be dammned!" And will.
Yale University is doing climate change polling with George Mason University. I wonder if there is any appearance of bias, considering the funding at Mason by Koch. Who goes to Yale? Only people like Clinton, Bush, Clinton, Bush, Kerry, Lieberman, etc.
very interesting…
More scum at the top. What actions can be taken?
Denialism and climate change deniers
The Denialism Blog explains and defines denialism. Climate change deniers fit. Climate change deniers also have their own special bottom line: They deny or poo-pooh the conclusion that there is reason *not* to continue with business as usual.
The Smithsonian seems to be doing this.
Well, well, well. That could possibly explain this Smithsonian travesty that I have been trying to reconcile:
I wrote the authors of the study to ask them the date of their last measurements.
Still no answer.
Scummy liars.
I'm glad to see some attention being paid to the Koches. I've been wondering where all the $$ was coming from to support the Cato, Heritage, Heartland, etc. Also, I noticed the massive funds they put into George Mason, a nest of conservative (?if that's the appropriate word) economic theories, and of course a home for some climate deniers.
In my opinion, $$ put out in support of a business's interests is advertising or public relations. It should be signed by the business and should not be "donated" to a "non-profit". They get a tax break for their "good works" of destroying our planet.
Congress needs to investigate this. Also who paid for the Wegman report.
In the meantime, my home insurance was raised 10% again this year. "Fires in California" was the agent's explanation to me yesterday. Also the "500 year floods" or "300 year floods" that keep happening here. My state had floods 3 times in March, after several days of intense rain each time.
re: 16 on George Mason & Yale, #9 on GMU & Wegman
See Yale University & George Mason University, GLOBAL WARMING"s SIX AMERICAS 2009.
I found that useful for Crescendo… and I didn't see any obvious skew, although I wondered a little about the term "Alarmed…".
I always suggest caution in over-interpreting connections. Without more data, one cannot tell where Koch funding actually goes in a substantial institution like GMU. Likewise, I'd suggest that without specific evidence, assuming a Koch $$ connection for Wegman is unproductive.
In fact, regarding the latter, see talk by Yasmin Said, unearthed by Deep Climate.
See especially p.23 (and for context, if you aren't familiar with GMI and Annapolis Center, they get mentioned, with funding in "Crescendo…". Said's slide said:
– Good ones
• We were invited to participate in a workshop at the National Center for Atmospheric Research – pro anthropogenic global warming.
• We were invited to participate in a workshop by the Marshall Institute – anti anthropogenic global warming.
• We were invited by the Annapolis Center for Science- Based Public Policy to participate in a workshop on peer review.
– Bad Ones
• We were invited by the Provost, the Dean of the College of Science, and the Vice President for Research at GMU to explain our testimony."
Hmmm…. possibly GMU was not so pleased at that time.
This is obscene.
The plot thickens. Here's Pott's book:
and NOVA is involved too.
The book presents a wealth of attractive new material especially developed for the Hall's displays, from life-like reconstructions of our ancestors sculpted by the acclaimed John Gurche to photographs from National Geographic and Smithsonian archives, along with informative graphics and illustrations. In coordination with the exhibit opening, the PBS program NOVA will present a related three-part television series, and the museum will launch a website expected to draw 40 million visitors.
Perhaps there are a few things they should be told?
the smithsonian should be taking the lead in the battle against global warming.
this is absolutely irresponsible.
The Smithsonian has been low in my esteem since I visited their emasculated Hiroshima exhibit in the late 1980s or early 1990s. In response to political pressure they deleted nearly all mention of what happened to the people under the bomb: instead, focused on celebratory interviews with the pilots who dropped the weapon. There was a poster outside with a long paragraph of classic weaseling explanation by, as I recall, the head of the museum. It was pitiable. The GOP was threatening to defund the whole Smithsonian if they didn't tidy up the history to match the patriotic myth. So the Smithsonian tidied.
Institutional pets on political leashes are not the foremost truth-tellers. Not on mass murder, nor on climate change.
I recommend John Mashey's "Crescendo" at desmogblog, noted by John M @22.
Seconded, @22, a magnum opus!!
And as usual no one mentions the oon going release of billions of tons of methane gas into our atmosphere from the Arctic region due to extreme warming ocean waters and the reduction of ice and permafrost. At the current rate of methane release, a far more potent greenhouse gas than Co2, we may have less than five years before we will have global warming like no one will believe possible. It isn't a hundred years or fifty, or even twenty we should be discussing, it's more like five to ten. If we haven't already reached the "tipping point" of no return, we are very very close.
As the government geologist John Atcheson so well stated in his paper published in December of 2004, "Once it starts there will be no do-overs, no turning back, it will likely play itself out all the way". He was ignored and what he warned us of in 2004 is now occurring exactly as he predicted. http://www.energybulletin.net/3647.html
It (has started) and if even only ten percent releases, we are in deep do-do and if it plays itself out all the way, the party will definently be over. That (could) happen in less than ten years if no actio is taken. It will happen, the only argument is how much time do we have? Is any action being taken to prevent it? No!
[JR: Well, the methane feedback is on the front page of this blog.]
This koch guy is starting to scare me–he is everywhere. Every little program that requires some sort of private funding, i.e. PBS, get their endowment of some sort from his front end groups. What's going on?
Mark #5, "Do we have to submit a FOIA request to find out?!?"
From their FOIA page:
"As a trust instrumentality of the United States, the Smithsonian Institution is not subject to the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA, 5 USC §552), which applies only to federal agencies within the Executive Branch of government.
It is the Smithsonian's policy to answer requests for information consistent with its written policy and the principles of FOIA and in a manner that fosters openness and accountability"
I'll see what I can find out.
This isn't the first time the Smithsonian has done this.
From Climate Science Watch, 2007 –
"Smithsonian Institution executives ordered a politically motivated rewrite of science in a 2006 exhibit on climate change in the Arctic, says Robert Sullivan, who was associate director in charge of exhibitions at the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History. The Associated Press reported that Sullivan, who resigned, says that, among other things, the text of the exhibit was edited to minimize the relationship between global warming and humans. Our own review of the exhibit finds that, in fact, it discusses climate change and its impacts on the Arctic but, with evident evasiveness, avoids ANY mention of human-induced global warming as a driver. "


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The Chieftains enlist the help of Ry Cooder to explore the legacy of the San Patricios, a band of immigrant soldiers who, in 1846, deserted the American army during the Mexican-American War to fight for the other side. The result is part historical expedition, part cultural inquiry, and — in its entirety — a musically ebullient festival of creative imagination.
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6 Heart Health Tips From a Top Cardiologist
3. Go old-school with food. continued...
Don't offset the benefits of these foods by frying them or smothering them in butter or cheese. That will raise your "bad" (LDL) cholesterol that clogs your arteries.
What about meat? You can still have some, but limit how much and avoid fatty cuts.
"We don't have solid evidence that vegans live longer than vegetarians, or that vegetarians live longer than meat-eaters," Montgomery says. "But we do know that eating low levels of red meat and high levels of lean meats and fish is a way to optimize your heart health."
4. Stop smoking… everything.
You probably know that smoking tobacco makes you more likely to get heart disease. What may surprise you is that smoking marijuana is also bad for your heart.
"We can't say that it's equally bad," Montgomery says. "But it's worse than people probably realize."
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Stress happens! As Montgomery points out, the problem is not the circumstances that cause stress as much as how we respond.
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The Cherry Harvest by Lucy Sanna is historical fiction set in 1944 in Door County. Thomas and Charlotte have a farm and cherry orchard. Son Ben is fighting in Italy, and daughter Kate is looking forward to going to the University of Wisconsin. The family is struggling with rationing and with finding people to help with the upcoming cherry harvest. Charlotte's life is all about the farm and her children.
Chris Harrison has been the host of ABC's hot series The Bachelor since 2002 and has spent his career helping men and women find their soul mate. Who better to write a romance novel? The Perfect Letter is Harrison's writing debut and, I have to say, this guy really knows his romance. Not bad for a first attempt. Light and easy, it is a must-read for Bachelor fans and hopeless romantics everywhere.
Go Set a Watchman, the novel that Harper Lee wrote before writing her beloved prize-winning To Kill a Mockingbird, was finally published July 14 with much interest and excitement. I just finished reading the book, and it was well worth it. I felt transported back in time to the South with its mindset, culture, and way of life. Go Set a Watchman is set in the 1950s when Jean Louise (Scout) returns to her hometown of Maycomb from New York.
Are cowboys and sweet romance your thing? The Sweet, Texas series by Candis Terry is full of hot cowboys and good old fashioned romance guaranteed to satisfy. I just finished book number three, Something Sweeter, and highly recommend this author to those who enjoy authors Robyn Carr or Jill Shalvis. Once you meet the Wilder family from Sweet, Texas in book one, it won't take long until you feel like you are one of the family – and what a family they are!
Wisconsin is the setting for a number of crime novels lately. Here are 4 of them:
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Have you ever dreamed of becoming a famous author, or maybe even written a few things of your own that was not quite bestseller material? Don't be discouraged. Writing takes work and we all have to start somewhere. Journalist and Editor Julia Scott put together a book appropriately titled Drivel in which dozens of respected, professional writers share the worst thing they have ever written. If you think your favorite author simply woke up one day and wrote a bestseller, think again.
Struck by Genius tells how Jason Padgett went from a partying college dropout to mathematical savant after a 2002 mugging in which he sustained brain damage. After his brain injuries, Padgett could understand high level mathematics and could see fractal geometric patterns in everyday objects. He had acquired savant syndrome and synesthesia. Padgett's story has a Fond du Lac connection. Dr.
The summer reading program is in full swing at the Fond du Lac Public Library. The theme this year is Behold! The Power of Reading. You can sign up for the program online at www.fdlpl.org, or at any of the library service desks. Anyone can participate, and it only takes a minute to sign up. It is so easy - simply mark off a circle on your reading card for every 30 minutes of reading you do. It can be reading together as a family, or reading to others. Any format of reading qualifies, even listening to audiobooks.
After publishing nonfiction books (Population 485, Coop, Visiting Tom), Wisconsin author Michael Perry has published his first novel, Jesus Cow, which just may leave you laughing out loud. His new novel is much like his previous books—full of humor, quirky characters, and some food for thought. Main character Harley Jackson is just trying to hold on to the last few acres of farmland that belonged to his family.
Have you "herd" about the new book by actor David Duchovny? If you are in the mood for some silliness, Holy Cow, Duchovny's debut novel, approaches some serious real world issues in a highly humorous manner. There's nothing overly special about the book. It is a very whimsical story about farm animals that become friends and are looking to escape the inevitability of their lives. It is light, easy, entertaining, fast paced and, at times, just plain silly.


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I'm trying to write 16 bit grayscale imagedata to a png using BufferedImage.TYPE_USHORT_GRAY. Normally I write to an image like so:
BufferedImage image = new BufferedImage(width, height, BufferedImage.TYPE_INT_ARGB);
to set the pixels, and finally:
ImageIO.write(image, "png", new File(path + ".png"));
to write to a png image.
But now I have this as image:
BufferedImage imageGray = new BufferedImage(width, height, BufferedImage.TYPE_USHORT_GRAY);
How do I go about saving pixels to that format? Using setRGB() with a 16 bit integer doesn't seem to work, when I open the saved png file I see a lot of banding happening.
I tried saving a simple gradient from 0 to 65535 and then using the setRGB() on the grayscale image, and checked the results in Photoshop. I can see the image consists of smaller gradients every 256 rows. I'm guessing either setRGB() or imageIO doesn't work as I would like it to.
Are there workarounds for this? Does imageIO even support the BufferedImage.TYPE_USHORT_GRAY format? Or can it only save 8 bit data? And if it can save 16bit data, how would I go about saving pixel data, preferably in a way like setRGB() works (so for a certain x,y coordinate)?


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Good absorption
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While the most recent leak for the BlackBerry Curve 8520 placed the OS at 22.214.171.1244, OS 220.127.116.112 has now shown up on the WIND Hellas website for 8520 users to download. If you've been running the leaked version it might be a good idea to get this one downloaded and installed. Also, 8900 owners can grab the same OS. As always, remember to back up your device before loading as well, make sure you remove the vendor.xml file in WIND Hellas is not your carrier.BBOS
Official BlackBerry Curve 8520, 8900 OS 220.127.116.112 Released By WIND Hellas
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Official BlackBerry Curve 8520, 8900 OS 188.8.131.522 Released By WIND Hellas
You guys can install this OS if you have a 8520.
Follow the steps in this thread to install for any carrier: http://forums.crackberry.com/blackberry-curve-85xx-f143/newest-os-8520-v...
i've been using 18.104.22.1682 for about 2 weeks now and i've been all through all my apps and everything works great! i have the 8520 from t-mobile and i have absolutly no complaint's with this os version ! i might add also that for all you guys still running the default 4.6 os that this 220.127.116.112 surely has some eye-catching new quality's that will make you not regret this upgrade. so go for it!
Funny, I'm running a .592 leaked on march 23
The newest download available for 8900 is 906> Anybody got something different?
I'm running leaked .592 and it's of course cooler with also some new features than my prev official .509 but, I have some issues such as missing BB App World icon, missing sound notification for iskoot and freezing quite a lot. Hopefully this official doesn't have issues I mentioned. And I'm downloading now ;)
Does this WIND release have added software than the leaked 5.0.592 OS? Also, is the OS branded (boot screen, themes) like Rogers release?
I can't find the 592 download> all i get is 509.
Browse down to the third link. It should say 220.127.116.112
Does anyone else on TMobile get the My Faves icons back on their home screen after this update? Pretty annoying since it isnt offered anymore and I can even seem to open the program. Any way to get rid of this. Or I may have to go back to .411
Thanks Manic2403. I'm downloading now.
Ok I just downloaded this version....but I lost all of my programs, themes, even my contacts. I have a back up but how can I import my old programs in to this new version? Anyone?
If you have a backup of your old OS, use the Backup/Restore feature of DM and restore.
Ok Cool, But why did all the programs vanish? Any idea?
There could be many reasons associated:
1. connection got loose
2. at times BBM groups if large can cause failure to reload from backup.
Hey CrackBerry friends,
I have a BB 8900 and just downloaded .592 for the 8900 from WIND hellas. Also I have the latest version of BDM. .592 IS installed and I see the files in shared folder
Problem: When I go to Apploader it doesn't find the files necessary to load .592. When I try to "Add" them it says the files are not compatible.
How do I solve this?
Thanks in advance,
If you don't delete the "vendor.xml" (you will find it in here "C:\Program Files\Common Files\Research In Motion\AppLoaderfile") before you start the uploader.exe (but with the phone connected first), it will not find the files or accept them. If you delete it before running the uploader.exe it will do everything by itself! Hope everything goes smoothly.
Here are rs.com links for both the 8520 and the 8900 (184.108.40.2062)
8520 :
8900 :
i have finished installing the firmware and so far it looks amazing. considering this was my first update from 4.6! I have a problem with App worl, I'm in UAE and appworld is not availaible out here.
So i researched and followed the advice on this link:
the phone rebooted and stuff but the apploader is no where to find. I ran the software update on the OS and it showed APpworld in the list and then said no update availaible.
Need someone's help desparately.
i cant find the vendor xml. never done this before, i have the new os on my desktop from the download, now what do i do , could someone please give me steps to do this the right way?!
thanks SO VERY MUCH FOR THE TIME AND HELP
Go to this page and it gives you step by step directions .....
thanks so much
My message folders (Aol/Yahoo) will not display their icons, it's just that white envelope which I can't stand, I sent the service books several times but no change.
is any one using the appworld on OS 5 series in the non liste countries? I'm guessing that appworld is not compatible with OS 5 on 8520. Again a dart in dark i guess
not the sharpest knife in the drawer but here's stuff i've noted:
just upgraded my os from .461 to .592. as was the case when i uploaded .461, had to disconnect from the internet to get the os to load. worked fine from there.
had bb app world loaded while running .461. it worked fine. when i loaded .592, couldn't find the icon though it still showed as loaded on my device. deleted and reloaded it and it works fine again.
have had .592 on my curve for roughly an hour and, as yet, have noted no major differences over .461. still, like the threaded texts, faster browser and many of the cosmetic differences over the 4.6 os. still the neatest feature is the auto update time zone. all by itself, makes the 5.0 upgrade worthwhile.
I successfully installed the file, and have my blackberry connected to my computer.
When I open the blackberry file under my computer it says application loader but its a .dll file and says it cant open unless I find a program-so I can't even get to the part of deleting the vendor file.
FYI, i just recently ( about a month or so ago) upgraded from a leaked version so the official .509 and that worked well, I saw the app loader thing and everything worked.
Any idea on how I can get to the app loader file if its omly a .dll file and I can't open it?
i need someone to tell me how to update to the 5.0 OS. i was able to update the build of my 4.6 using the FIDO OS release, but i cant do it for this 5.0 windels one. iv tried using the desktop manager and the app loader. i been deleting the vedor file and running as administrador but the os dosnt show up as an option to load
i need someone to tell me how to update to the 5.0 OS. i was able to update the build of my 4.6 using the FIDO OS release, but i cant do it for this 5.0 windels one. iv tried using the desktop manager and the app loader. i been deleting the vedor file and running as administrador but the os dosnt show up as an option to load.
I installed the file for my 8900 and deleted the vendor file. When I connect my BB to the desktop manager, it's not recognizing the upgrade. I also disconnected from the internet like some previous comments suggested. What I am doing wrong? I want to get the new OS and I also have T-Mobile.
Help please!! Thank you!
I just upgraded my 8900 from .509 and whatever they did to this totally f'ed up the camera. It seems I can only take 1 picture then I have to close the camera program. And I have to be lucky to even be able to close it without crashing. Also with any level of zoom on the display just goes black every couple of seconds then comes back and rezooms in.
Though on the plus side berryWeather decided to start automatically updating again, which it ceased to do with either of the last 2 os upgrades I did.
edit: well my bb decided to make a liar out of me...i just installed the new google maps, rebooted, and afterwards went to see if I could find any other problems with the camera...needless to say it now works better than ever. Dunno what the problem was before reboot seems to have cured it though. I did notice that there is now a macro focus option in the options menu, you can also turn off autofocus for some reason.
How comes when i go on the link the version is like 22.214.171.1240?
This is for everyone that is struggling with installing the new OS 22.214.171.1242 on their 8520 as I have for days before I figured out the problem.
For windows Vista/7 users, after deleting the vendor.xml file from the apploader folder, click on "Compatiblity Files" right at the top and you will find another copy of vendor.xml that also needs to be deleted, once that's done go back into the apploader folder, run loader.exe and enjoy :)
worked for me!
P.S. .592 is so amazing, thank you WIND hellas
I just downgraded back to .411 --- is there a reason that Memos are not available on either of the 5.0 softwares?
Installed os 5 and downgraded the next day back to 4.6 for the curve 8520. I didn´t have any problems with the trackpad like many people have stated but i found the browser was way much slower than os 4.6 browser. Another problem I had was that that sometimes the phone would get stuck for a couple of seconds when opening a new app. I imagine the 8520's memory and processor are not enough to run os 5 smoothly, like running windows 7 on an old machine. My phone runs way much faster ans smoother on 4.6.
Has anyone had this problem too?
Update (18/05/2010): Just downloaded and installed the official version for my carrier and everything is running faster and smoother. I would advice to wait for your carriers offical update, wind hellas update didn´t work for me.
I have a different service provider ?
do i also need to find "vendor.xml" and delete the file and that'll solve the issue ?
I need some help please, I have downloaded and installed this OS as well as the Desktop Manager but when I run Loader it does not see any installed OS. I'm trying to help a friend out with his nuked 8900, but I also noticed the same thing when I tried to upgrade my 9700. Can anyone point me in the right direction???
I've downloaded and installed it yesterday like a charm.
I didn't have any problem : trackpad, google maps, Texas ... everything is OK.
So, was it worth ?
I'd say OS 5 is simply about look and feel. It's not iPhone, it's simply a nicer 4.6. In my opinion, a major version (5.0) is too much. A minor revision (4.7, or even 4.6.2) would have been more than enough.
I don't regret it though, I'd rather say "Much ado about nothing".
I've installed this SO version on my BB 8900 but now, it doesn't work on 3G !!!! So...I went to settings to change the option from 2G to 3G but there is no such option !!!!! How can I resolve it? Thanks


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Yakuza 5 gets Japanese release date, two new trailers
Yakuza 5 has better turn up in the west or my adoration of these two new, release date-celebrating trailers will be wasted.
Gematsu reports Sega has locked the gangster adventure down for a December 6 launch. the PlayStation 3 exclusive is said to be the biggest the series has produced so far by a significant amount, spreading to multiple cities; it's a good thing Japanese pre-orders come with five maps, then.
It also has dance battles.
Here are some trailers which will make little sense to most of us. Sega is reasonably likely to bring Yakuza 5 west, but probably not for several months at least.
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Victoria Horne
|Victoria Horne
Victoria Horne (second from left) with the Three Stooges and co-star Patricia Wright (second from right) in Cuckoo on a Choo Choo.
|Victoria Horne
November 1, 1911
New York City, New York, United States
|October 10, 2003
(aged 91)
Beverly Hills, California, United States
|Resting place
|Forest Lawn Memorial Park, Glendale
|Other names
|Victoria Horne Oakie
|Years active
|1944 - 1959
|Jack Oakie (1950 - 1978)
Victoria Horne (November 1, 1911 – October 10, 2003) was an American character actress, appearing in 49 films (uncredited in 25 of these) during the 1940s and 1950s. She was born in New York City, New York on November 1, 1911 to Ignatz Hornstein (who emigrated from Braila, Romania) and Mary Louise Schoenwetter Hornstein. She was the second of four children. The family named was changed to Horne when she was a child.
The films in which she appeared included Blue Skies, The Ghost and Mrs. Muir, and Abbott and Costello Meet the Killer, Boris Karloff. Perhaps her best-known film roles were as Myrtle Mae Simmons in the 1950 film adaptation of Mary Chase's play Harvey, as Roberta in the 1952 Three Stooges short subject Cuckoo on a Choo Choo, and as Nabura, a villainous Japanese agent in the 1945 serial Secret Agent X-9.
She married actor Jack Oakie in 1950 and remained with him until his death on January 23, 1978. After his death, she arranged the posthumous publication of her late husband's book, Jack Oakie's Double Takes and also published a number of other books about him.
Victoria and Jack Oakie lived their entire married life at "Oakridge", their 11-acre (45,000 m2) estate at 18650 Devonshire Street (just west of Reseda Boulevard) in Northridge, Los Angeles, California. Victoria Oakie continued to live there after her husband's death and bequeathed the estate to the University of Southern California. After two failed attempts to develop the property, Oakridge was acquired by the City of Los Angeles. The city plans to use the property as a park and community event center. Oakridge was originally commissioned by Barbara Stanwyck and designed by Paul Williams, and is considered to be one of the last remnants of the large Northridge estates famed for thoroughbred breeding. The house and grounds are Los Angeles Historic-Cultural Monument #484.[1][2][3]
Partial filmography[edit]
- San Diego, I Love You (1944)
- The Scarlet Claw (1944)
- Secret Agent X-9 (1945 serial)
- The Scarlet Horseman (1946)
- To Each His Own (1946)
- Blue Skies (1946)
- Suddenly, It's Spring (1947)
- The Ghost and Mrs. Muir (1947)
- Abbott and Costello Meet the Killer, Boris Karloff (1949)
- The Good Humor Man (1950)
- Harvey (1950)
- Cuban Fireball (1951)
- Cuckoo on a Choo Choo (1952 short)
- Affair with a Stranger (1953)
- ^ Book description for Jack Oakie's Oakridge at Amazon.com. Accessed June 16, 2007. (This appears to be incorrect; California Historical Landmark #484 is Georgetown, while Oakridge is Los Angeles Historic-Cultural Monument #484.)
- ^ "City of Los Angeles Acquires Historic Oakridge Estate" (PDF). City of Los Angeles, Department of City Planning, Office of Historic Resources. July 2010. p. 5. Retrieved November 6, 2010.
- ^ "Historic-Cultural Monument (HCM) List" (PDF). City of Los Angeles, Department of City Planning, Office of Historic Resources. August 9, 2010. Retrieved November 6, 2010.
- Jack Oakie (1980). Jack Oakie's Double Takes. Strawberry Hill Press. ISBN 0-89407-019-3. Autobiography published posthumously by Oakie's widow on January 1, 1980. 240 pages.
- Victoria Horne Oakie (1980). Jack Oakie's Oakridge. Strawberry Hill Press. ISBN 978-0-89407-102-7. A history of the Oakie family home, "Oakridge". 126 pages.
- Victoria Horne Oakie (1994). "Dear Jack": Hollywood birthday reminiscences to Jack Oakie. Strawberry Hill Press. ISBN 978-0-89407-113-3. Letters of congratulation and reminiscence sent from almost 150 celebrities to Jack Oakie in celebration of his 70th birthday. Compiled & edited by Mrs Oakie to commemorate his 90th birthday. 140 pages.
- Jack Oakie and Victoria Horne Oakie (1997). When the Line Is Straight: Jack Oakie's Comedy in Motion Pictures. Strawberry Hill Press. ISBN 978-0-89407-140-9.
- Victoria Horne Oakie (2001). Life With Jack Oakie: Anecdotes. Strawberry Hill Press. ISBN 0-7862-3417-2.


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The authors draw on social support theory to examine supervisor support match (support wanted and received), support mismatch (support not wanted and received) and work outcomes for abused low-wage working women, and to determine if supervisor support match and mismatch are more strongly associated with work outcomes than global supervisor support Face-to-face interviews were conducted with a community sample of abused, employed women who have experienced intimate partner violence (IPV) in the past year (N = 163). Using hierarchical regression, we found, after accounting for global supervisor support; a higher level of supervisor support match was associated with greater job satisfaction, fewer job reprimands and less job termination. Findings from the study inform theories of social support and have practical implications for workplace interventions for IPV.
KeywordsWorkplace violence Intimate partner violence Social support Supervisor support Abused women Low-wage workers
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- Dimensions of Support Among Abused Women in the Workplace
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American Journal of Community Psychology
Volume 49, Issue 1-2 , pp 31-42
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- 2. Portland State University, P.O. Box 751, Portland, OR, 97207-0751, USA
- 3. Center for Health Research, Kaiser Permanente Northwest, 3800 N. Interstate Avenue, Portland, OR, 97227-1098, USA
- 4. Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing, 525 N. Wolfe Street, Baltimore, MD, 21205, USA


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Will 2011(ish) be remembered as the golden days of found-footage videos? Obviously, there's a long legacy of music videos that were spliced together from fossicked nuggets of VHS miscellany (and it's a trend I'm guilty of indulging in myself), but I feel like I'm seeing more and more of them crop up with every new day.
Not that that's a bad thing at all.
Take these two new clips, one for Portland duo Chrome Wings' "Sky Mirage," off their upcoming New Lands on AM Discs, which distinguishes itself by featuring multi-instrumentalist Jon Jurow looking like a total chiller:
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Otago Boys' High School year 12 pupil Levine Lale was invited
to perform at the Raw Dance Company production "Bang Crash
Tap" after he auditioned for television talent programme New
Zealand's Got Talent at the Regent Theatre in July.
The Australian company is touring New Zealand with a show for
teenagers and young adults comprising tap dance, drums, beat
box and music.
"Beat boxing is pretty cool fun to do. A lot of people try to
do it, but not many can do it well," Levine said this week.
"Some people call it a human orchestra or mouth percussion.
Some people just do the drums, but I like to try to do a few
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"I started doing it about a year ago, but I've never done it
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to get experience on stage. It's not every day you get to
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The 16-year-old also sings with a band, Albion Place.
"Singing helps with beat boxing, because there's a lot of
breathing involved." Levine's five-minute set will include
Oompa Loompa and Don't Worry, Be Happy.
"Some songs work well and some don't. Some songs you can just
pick up a beat." The concert will also feature a performance
by Dunedin's RASA Dance Company.
"Bang Crash Tap" is on at the Regent Theatre at 7.30pm next
Wednesday and the Oamaru Opera House at 7.30pm the following
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The former Chesterfield boss was unhappy with his injury-free side's display in their 0-0 draw with Accrington on Saturday and admits changes could be afoot.
The Pilgrims have scored just six league goals and Sheridan admits even their basic passing is letting them down.
"Is it time for change? That's something I have got to really look at now," he told the Plymouth Herald.
"We have got to really concentrate on passing the ball to where whoever is receiving it wants it.
"It's another blank for us, and as we all know if you don't score goals you won't win games. It's a big problem at the moment.
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