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University of Tennessee, Knoxville - Interior Design 420 - Interior Design Internship
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keio university's architecture program is probably the best kept secret in the country. Hidden away on a campus an hour from tokyo the curriculum is wide open and connected to a campus-wide project aimed at dealing with climate change and innovation. students of economics can take courses in architecture and vice versa but we all are expected to take part in real projects somewhere in the world. there are a few starchitects on the faculty but mostly we are focused on making a difference.: keio university's architecture program is probably the best kept secret in the country. Hidden away on a campus an hour from tokyo the curriculum is wide open and connected to a campus-wide project aimed at dealing with climate change and innovation. students of economics can take courses in architecture and vice versa but we all are expected to take part in real projects somewhere in the world. there are a few starchitects on the faculty but mostly we are focused on making a difference.
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The AA VS L.A. is an enterprising workshop that aims to create a stimulating experience targeting the entertainment and music world through interactive installations.
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This is a personal blog of me sharing my travel experiences and Architectural photographs, of places i visit once in a while, i go shoot on places , patterns and faces , i look over for culture and tongues.
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This blog will be about the AA visiting school workshop in Jordan. Occuring this July, between Amman and the Dead Sea - lowest point on earth.
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The AA Visiting School Hawaii is the Architectural Associations' design workshop dedicated to the investigation of flying machines
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This blog gives a sneak peak into the architecture world at the University of Miami. What began as an experiment following one group of incoming graduate students through their first semester of design, has morphed into a window of the school of architecture through this professor's eyes. I will try to post as often as possible.
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The City and The Water - Architecture arts ad self construction experiences for a new artisan area in Pietrasanta, Italy
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"The City and the Water" Summer School is organized by the University of Pisa (DESTeC, Long Cycle Master Degree Course in Architectural Engineering), the Visual Art Center of Pietrasanta and the Municipality of Pietrasanta (Tuscany, Italy), with the contribution of the Fondazione Cassa di Risparmio di Lucca.
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The Department of Architecture is a part of the Izmir University of Economics, the first private university in Izmir, Turkey's 3rd largest metropolitan area. The school seeks to be a vibrant and vital source for design thought and creation in Turkey.
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The second installation of The Dirty South studio with Jennifer Bonner at Georgia Tech takes on New Orleans. Using the legacy of Dirty South hip hop as inspiration within the framework of a guidebook of B-side tours, students investigated unusual patterns and idiosyncrasies in the city. Projects spanned topics from misuse of Charles Moore's Piazza d'Italia to reappropriation of the city's most controversial monuments to installation of an illegal auction house within the convention center.
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True South Dining Room has a cellar of vintage wines from
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President Barack Obama signed new management controls into law Oct. 5 to protect agencies' charge cards from abuse.
The Government Charge Card Abuse Prevention Act (S. 300) puts in place more requirements for record-keeping on the cards. The bill requires agencies to keep track of all their card holders and the associated spending limits. Transactions have to be approved and reconciled too. Further, payments must be timely and accurate, while officials must take steps to recover money spent on improper or illegal purchases.
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secure the vintage steam train.
An Invercargill-based campaign to save a piece of New Zealand
history gained support in Dunedin this week.
The historic Kingston Flyer steam train will co-star today in
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The day after Addie Wilson was quoted in a newspaper article complaining about her experience with President Barack Obamaĺs health-care law, her mobile phone rang while she was in the bathroom.
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Sheĺs not the only one getting such a call.
Facing an onslaught of media attention to the lawĺs rough debut and sustained attacks by Republicans, the Obama administration is borrowing a corporate tactic and tracking down consumers who air their grievances in news reports or on social media. The goal: Get a case worker in touch within 24 hours to resolve the issue.
That quick response can contain damage from negative stories before itĺs amplified on the Internet, cable television and traditional media, said Eric Dezenhall, a crisis- communications consultant.
ôThey do not want a motivated adversary to suddenly become a rock star attacking them at every turn,ö said Dezenhall, a communications aide in the Reagan White House who has since consulted for companies. ôTheyĺre trying to defuse hostilities by reaching out to those who have a platform.ö
Since Jan. 1, about 150 consumers have been identified either through traditional media or the federal insurance exchangeĺs social media channels, including @healthcaregov on Twitter and the healthcare.gov page on Facebook, said Aaron Albright, a spokesman for the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, the government agency that runs the federal exchange.
While thatĺs only a small portion of the approximately 55,000 cases referred to the agencyĺs casework staff between Oct. 1 and Jan. 31, the administrationĺs damage-control effort mirrors a shift by businesses to a more rapid response when customers publicly protest.
ôThe increasing ability for disgruntled parties to do material damage to a companyö is ôa source of borderline hysteria in boardrooms,ö Dezenhall said.
A textbook example of how a grievance can become an online sensation is a 2009 video, ôUnited Breaks Guitars,ö that Canadian musician Dave Carroll posted on YouTube chronicling his effort to get United Airlines to repair a guitar he says baggage handlers broke. It has been viewed 13.8 million times.
Another is the recent outcry over AOLĺs Tim Armstrong after an employeeĺs wife wrote an online article criticizing the chief executive officer for blaming retirement-benefit cuts on the medical costs of two workersĺ ôdistressed babies.ö
While it was ôa novelty two or three years agoö for companies to respond to individual consumer gripes aired on social media, more businesses are doing so now, said David Armano, global strategy director for Edelman Digital.
The administration is joining that trend in dealing with the flood of complaints about the health-care law.
Addie Wilson, who was featured in a Feb. 3 Washington Post article, had been trying for more than a month to resolve a defect on the federal website that prevented her from receiving the subsidy to which she says sheĺs entitled to buy insurance.
Wilson, who earns $22,000 a year working for a private social service agency that ended its employee coverage on Dec. 31, was discharged from a hospital in late December and told she would need gall bladder surgery in January.
After logging on to healthcare.gov, she couldnĺt get the website to calculate her subsidy. She then took the call centerĺs advice to enroll at full price and to follow up with an appeal. She said she was left paying $100 extra in monthly premiums and a deductible that was $4,000 too high.
Wilson said when she tried to correct her policy in January she was told the system wasnĺt ready to make such changes.
She was home recovering from her surgery when the caseworker called. Since then, heĺs been in touch ôat least nine or 10 times,ö though her issue hasnĺt yet been resolved, she said.
ôIĺm very impressed and hopeful,ö Wilson said. ôI definitely feel like they are really working on it.ö
Such appreciation is common when grievances are taken seriously. Eighty-nine percent of customers who complained to a company and were satisfied with the response were likely to make another purchase from the business, according to 2013 survey by TARP Worldwide, an Arlington, Va.-based consulting firm.
To be certain, unsolicited, direct contact from a private company, much less the federal government, can be startling for the recipient, especially amid revelations of massive government surveillance exposed by Edward Snowden.
ôThe aggrieved party can feel like their personal space has been invaded,ö Dezenhall said.
Thatĺs a risk the White House is willing to take in the case of the health law, which has been besieged by an organized political opposition that has focused attention on flaws in the rollout of the online insurance marketplaces.
The Obama team has always been attuned to the power of the personal anecdote, starting with the presidentĺs 2004 national convention speech connecting his mixed-race biography to the American experience through an Obamacare social media campaign telling stories of people who gained insurance coverage through the law.
Still, many people encountered some difficulties signing up for insurance. So the press staff for the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services searches newspaper databases and checks online search engines every day to find news accounts in which someone complains about an experience theyĺve had, said Julie Bataille, the agencyĺs director of communications. Officials also flag cases for follow up when reporters describe them in calls seeking comment from the agency, she said.
Agency officials then use publicly available information to attempt to track down contact information Ś or sometimes seek it from the journalist who wrote the story Ś and then pass it on to a caseworker, Bataille said.
While in many cases, the social media team resolves issues by directing people to information online, complicated problems are referred to the casework staff, which includes about 90 full-time equivalent employees assigned to handle issues related to the online insurance exchanges.
The response to a complaint on social media usually starts with a private message to the posterĺs account.
ôThe reason that we do it is to make sure that we are looking at every possible way we know to help consumers complete the enrollment process and successfully utilize the health coverage that they are now able to afford,ö Bataille said.
Among the cases that have been resolved was one involving a consumer who recounted in a media story trying 14 times to enroll for January coverage; he later was allowed to complete an application for retroactive insurance. Agency staff also intervened on behalf of the father of a newborn child who vented on Twitter about being unable to add his daughter to his plan because of a snag in the system.
The out-of-the-blue phone call from a federal employee takes most people by surprise.
ôMany people canĺt believe theyĺre getting a call from the federal government,ö said Nancy OĺConnor, a casework manager for the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services.
ôNaturally, some of the people we talk to are frustrated, some are angry because they just havenĺt been able to get resolution to their issue.ö Still, she said, most are ôvery happy to talk to someone where they can get some help.ö


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He told a story about a tornado that ripped through Oklahoma City last year and how it devastated the personal possessions of many and killed several people.
"It is so important for each of us to strive to lay up our spiritual treasures in heaven," he said.
Latter-day Saints should let their faith show, Elder Russell M. Nelson of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles said during the Saturday afternoon session.
"We might ask ourselves, where is our faith?" he said. "Is it in a team? Is it in a brand? Is it in a celebrity? Even the best teams can fail. Celebrities can fade. There is only One in whom your faith is always safe, and that is the Lord Jesus Christ. And you need to let your faith show!"
Elder Nelson told a story about a medical faculty colleague chastising him for not separating his faith from his profession. He said he understood why scholars cherish freedom of expression, but said "full freedom cannot be experienced if part of one's knowledge is ruled 'out of bounds' by edicts of men.
"Spiritual truth cannot be ignored," he continued, "especially divine commandments. Keeping divine commandments brings blessings, every time! Breaking divine commandments brings loss of blessings, every time!"
Elder Richard G. Scott of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles told personal stories about how his grandmother encouraged him to be baptized and the girlfriend who became his wife encouraged him to serve a full-time mission for the church before marriage.
Like those women, he said: "You can help in ways that are grounded in principle and doctrine. Encourage those you love to seek to understand what the Lord would have them do. One way to do this is to ask them questions that make them think and then allow them sufficient time — whether hours, days, months or more — to ponder and seek to work out the answers for themselves."
As members share principles that help loved ones progress on the path to eternal life, Elder Scott said, "they should keep it simple because each person learns line upon line."
Elder Robert D. Hales of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles described three kinds of obedience — "natural man's obedience," which rejects God's law in favor of personal wisdom and desire; selective obedience; and spiritually mature obedience.
"As our understanding of obedience deepens, we recognize the essential role of agency," he said.
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I just read the latest blog entry, and I think I might have found three minor mistakes. Native speakers, please check... :)
- More AJAX to make custom fields, moderation, deletions, and more all faster. My favorite is the comments page, which now lets you approve or unapprove things instantly.
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I have been fighting some problems with Permalinks in the 1/16 build of the beta site.
A number of my "pages" aren't showing up correctly.
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and it shows... but /links doesn't work (I thought that might be a 'reserved' name, but then I found a couple other pages aren't showing either. /employment is one...
Last night, with my PermaLink setting on, I couldn't get "any pages" to show up. So, I removed all my permalink settings to be able to view the pages... then today, I just added it back in and "some" of the pages are working now. I'm not sure why the intermittent error, but maybe this will help point out a bug.
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Gag! Cloned meat approved by FDA.
The shape of cataclysms to come: Ice mass breaks free from Canada.
Let boring campaign coverage begin: John Edwards throws down.
Let the desperate recruitment efforts begin: Bush ponders 20,000 more troops.
A nation mourns: Interestingly, the BBC gives better play to Brown than to Ford, who will get five days of national attention here.
Looting begins: As Ethiopians tanks roll into Mogadishu.
Sometimes, things get better: Domestic violence rates dropping.


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Keanu Reeves is currently single.
Keanu Charles Reeves (/keɪˈɑːnuː/ kay-AH-noo; born September 2, 1964) is a Canadian actor, producer, director and musician....
Connect any celebrity with Keanu Reeves to see how closely they are linked... romantically!
quietly becoming one of the greats
can't wait for his next big film
he seems so well put together
happy for this dude
turned out so well
continues to amaze
too cool
He is one of the few actors in Hollywood now for whom i have respect.. he is an amazing actor, a great guy. He loves experimenting with his roles, love facing challenges... He deserves the best,, I pray he finds his true love soon and lives a happy contended life :) Love KEANU wish him good luck :)
Anyone know if Keanu is set to direct anything fresh? There's something really intense about this guy
he deserves to be happy and to find someone who will love him on a deep spiritual level. May the Gods bless him greatly with love
I believe Keanu has an old soul and is an amazing man with a beautiful spirit about him. What a beautiful world we would live in if there were more real men like him. I love this man and he can do no wrong
It says above that he was 17 in 1954 - Must be some other actor who had the same age is my assumption.


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on August 14, 2010 - 12:01 AM
A day spent with the Stanley Cup is supposed to be filled with fun times, and Patrick Kane certainly accomplished that Friday. The NHL champion and South Buffalo native welcomed hockey's gleaming trophy to town with a dip in Niagara Falls, a shoulder-tapping visit with ironworkers, a festive private party and a towering ride in a fire truck (although that lasted longer than intended).
Yet despite all the hoots, hollers and high-fives, it was clear Kane's lasting memory will be a heart-tugging visit to Roswell Park Cancer Institute.
The 21-year-old forward for the Chicago Blackhawks, who's had a few adolescent moments through the years, seemed to mature in an instant after walking the halls of Roswell Park. It's as if he realized scoring the Cup-winning goal in overtime may be life changing, but bringing a smile to the face of a sick child or an adult on his deathbed can create even more emotions.
"It's crazy, man," Kane said in the Roswell Park lobby. "Sometimes you go through tough days in life and you think the world is falling down on your shoulders, then you come here and it just makes it unbelievable. It's really hard not to get emotional.
"I thought it was really tough, especially kids walking around with their heads on their shoulders -- then they smile from ear to ear [when they see the Cup]. It's really crazy to see, but I'm really happy I came here."
Those closest to Kane -- he was surrounded by family and a dozen friends during all his stops -- noticed the impact Roswell Park had on him as he made private visits to the pediatric ward and terminal patients.
"The patients were so appreciative of him being there," his mother, Donna, said, "and for them to say, 'What a great day, finally a fun day, finally a good day,' you look at yourself and say, 'Boy, if you have [a] bad day, you know where to go.'
"To see what that simple gesture meant to them, it was a very humbling and emotional experience. He wasn't leaving there until he made sure that the person who wanted to see him there saw him."
No member of Kane's family is more closely linked to the hockey star than his father, Patrick Sr., who spends much of the year with his son in Chicago. The two often go to gatherings together, and the elder Kane said one thing was noticeably absent Friday.
"There's a lot of functions that we'll go to, and I'll get The Look," Kane Sr. said. "The Look that, 'Come on, let's move on to the next thing.' I didn't get that look at all today. He wanted to be at these places. He took his time with every person, and I could see the maturity growing right there that this is a special day."
It started early. Kane and his entourage kicked off the festivities in the morning at the Cave of the Winds in Niagara Falls. The erstwhile "Hurricane Deck" between the American and Bridal Veil falls became the "HurriKane Deck" after a new wooden sign was created by parks department workers Tom Proctor and Joe Monaco.
Kane felt right at home on his new deck. Clad in a red Blackhawks jersey, shorts and sandals while surrounded by folks in yellow ponchos, Kane hoisted the Cup as more than 30 fans cheered from the top of the Falls. After posing for pictures with family, friends and parks workers, Kane and his buddies ran toward the Bridal Veil Falls and let the water cascade over them.
The Cup glistened with beads from the mist as Kane stood nearby dripping wet.
"Just getting drenched up there really gives you a total rush, and it was really a great moment to hold the Cup over my head in front of one of the biggest wonders of the world," Kane said. "The biggest thing you do with the Cup is make sure you take a good picture with it. We were thinking about what would be the best picture in Buffalo, and obviously it was a very easy decision to come to Niagara Falls. I think it worked out great."
As Kane walked along a path at the Falls to receive the key to the city from Niagara Falls Mayor Paul A. Dyster, startled folks in line for the Cave of the Winds quickly grabbed their cameras for a picture of the player and his Cup.
The eye-opening experience at Roswell Park followed, with a visit behind Buffalo General Hospital soon after. Kane, wearing a hard hat, met with members of Ironworkers Local 6 on the fifth level of a building being constructed for Kaleida Health. The union members celebrated Kane's Cup triumph in June by painting his name and feat on a sixth floor beam.
Kane's final public visit of the day was at New Era Cap Co. on Delaware Avenue, where he met with members of the Buffalo Police and Fire departments. Police stopped traffic as Kane raised the Cup above his head in the middle of Delaware, with halted drivers sticking their camera phones out their windows to get a shot.
Kane then took a ride up the basket and ladder of a fire truck, and he waved with the Cup from several stories in the air. He wound up skyward for more than 20 minutes as the ladder malfunctioned and the firemen couldn't get Kane down.
"It was scary, especially when my dad called me and said I had to walk down. It was so steep," said Kane, who got an easy ride to earth when the ladder began working again.
Kane will host the Cup for part of today before it takes a flight to Chicago. He plans to visit the cemetery to honor departed relatives, a local hockey rink and his favorite South Buffalo pizzeria. None of the stops, though, will compare to the lessons learned at Roswell.
"This year's going to be tough to top," Kane said. "I got to play in the Olympics, I got to play in the Stanley Cup final, and then obviously winning the Stanley Cup and scoring the goal to win it, I don't know if it gets much better."But there's always other things you can accomplish, and I think one of the biggest things, even coming here today, you want to make yourself a better person. Especially after coming to a place like Roswell, you feel how lucky you are and how much you can give back to society and the community just by being a role model."