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Museums, Prejudice and the Reframing of Difference by Richard Sandell
Book DescriptionHow, if it all, do museums shape the ways in which society understands difference? In recent decades there has been growing international interest amongst practitioners, academics and policy makers in the role that museums might play in confronting prejudice and promoting human rights and cross-cultural understanding. Museums in many parts of the world are increasingly concerned to construct exhibitions which represent, in more equitable ways, the culturally pluralist societies within which they operate, accommodating and engaging with differences on the basis of gender, race, ethnicity, class, religion, disability, sexuality and so on. Despite the ubiquity of these trends, there is nevertheless limited understanding of the social effects, and attendant political consequences, of these purposive representational strategies. Richard Sandell combines interdisciplinary theoretical perspectives with in-depth empirical investigation to address a number of timely questions. How do audiences engage with and respond to exhibitions designed to contest, subvert and reconfigure prejudiced conceptions of social groups? To what extent can museums be understood to shape, not simply reflect, normative understandings of difference, acceptability and tolerance? What are the challenges for museums which attempt to engage audiences in debating morally charged and contested contemporary social issues and how might these be addressed? Sandell argues that museums frame, inform and enable the conversations which audiences and society more broadly have about difference and highlights the moral and political challenges, opportunities and responsibilities which accompany these constitutive qualities.
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Book DetailsISBN: 9780415367486
(234mm x 156mm x 17mm)
Pages: 240
Imprint: Routledge
Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
Publish Date: 30-Oct-2006
Country of Publication: United Kingdom
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Books By Author Richard Sandell
Museums, Equality and Social Justice, Paperback (April 2012)
This volume reflects on and informs debates in museum research, policy and practice. It brings together research to explore the ways in which museums, galleries and heritage organizations are engaging with the fast-changing equalities terrain and the shifting politics of identity at global, national and local levels.
Re-Presenting Disability, Paperback (January 2010)
This title addresses issues surrounding disability representation in museums and galleries, a topic which is receiving much academic attention and is becoming an increasingly pressing issue for practitioners working in wide-ranging museums and related cultural organisations.
Museum Management and Marketing, Paperback (February 2007)
Drawing together articles on theoretical and practice-based developments in the field, this book investigates the linked areas of management and marketing in the museum. The articles deal with the museum context of management and how marketing and management practices must take account of the specifics of the museum and the not-for-profit ethos.
Museums, Prejudice and the Reframing of Difference, Paperback (November 2006)» View all books by Richard Sandell
Draws on case studies and an array of international examples presenting a contribution of the significant role that museums can play in confronting prejudice and cross-cultural understanding.
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Author Biography - Richard Sandell
University of Leicester, UK
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The skeletally gaunt actor Tom Brooke was riding the crest of a wave.
He played a manic depressive with demonic fervour, rising above Jon Fosse's drear dialogue in I Am The Wind at the Young Vic – stunningly staged by renowned French director Patrice Chéreau on a lurching raft. Brooke then played the lead – a desperately angry young chef – in The Kitchen, Arnold Wesker's play revived at the National.
Harry Hadden-Paton also deserves a medal, for his shattering performance as Teddy, the Second World War pilot struggling to maintain a stiff upper lip in Flare Path, staged by Trevor Nunn at the Haymarket Theatre Royal to mark the centenary of the birth of playwright Terence Rattigan.
Scintillating actresses
Siân Brooke shone out in two productions. She is currently playing the insulted girlfriend, Steph, in Neil LaBute's Reasons To Be Pretty at the Almeida (superbly directed by Michael Attenborough). Starting out in a near-psychotic rage, Brooke treads a fine line, simultaneously making that funny. She goes on to win your sympathy with surfacing vulnerability. Before the LaBute, Brooke was heartbreaking in Ecstasy, playing a reticent singleton trying to drown her sorrows in a bedsit. This beautifully understated Mike Leigh revival transferred from Hampstead to the West End.
Sheridan Smith was outstanding in Flare Path as well, moving from comic chirpiness to mute pathos as the barmaid Doris whose pilot husband goes missing in action.
The lowest moment ...
Lullaby was meant to be charming: the Barbican Pit transformed into a cosy dorm, after-hours, with the audience being sung to as they drifted off to sleep. Featuring limp fools in octopus outfits, it was tuneless, talentless torture.
... and two highs
Some of this year's theatrical highs were not merely metaphorical. Gisli Örn Gardarsson fantastic set for the RSC's The Heart of Robin Hood was a vertiginous, green ski slope with the cast scampering up it like monkeys and bombing down with glee. You can still catch this in Stratford-upon-Avon, until 7 January.
In May, in the poignant promenade piece Fissure, the audience literally climbed a windswept peak, as well as wandering through subterranean caves. Devised by Louise Anne Wilson, in memory of her late sister, this hike in the Yorkshire Dales became a pilgrimage through death and bereavement, haunting figures emerging and vanishing through rock crevices, and mournful songs by composer Jocelyn Pook echoing from the crags.
Best new play
Though 2011 wasn't awash with great new writing, docudramatists caught the eye. The Riots, at the Tricycle, was superb. Investigating what caused August's wildfire anarchy, writer Gillian Slovo amassed gripping first-hand accounts and insightful analysis, from interviews with looters and residents, policemen and politicians. If you missed it, a brief revival is being staged at Tottenham's Bernie Grant Arts Centre in January.
Unlikeliest musical
Commissioned by the National Theatre, London Road was a brilliantly innovative musical, uniting Alecky Blythe, who compiles verbatim docudramas, with composer Adam Cork. The subject matter was the 2006 serial killing of Ipswich prostitutes. Avoiding any lurid melodrama, Blythe's interviews with locals focused on the social impact – fear and mutual suspicion, then a blossoming community spirit after the murderer's arrest. Retaining every "um" and "er", Cork ingeniously drew out the rhythms and cadences of ordinary speech, subtly sliding into song.
Stories on a biblical scale
Besides the mega storytelling session at Shakespeare's Globe – a cover-to-cover, quatercentenary reading of the King James Bible – the Bush really got rolling in its new venue (a delightfully homely, converted west London library) with Sixty-Six Books. This was a 24-hour cycle of new shorts (by Jeanette Winterson, Billy Bragg, the Archbishop of Canterbury and many more), all taking novel slants on episodes from the Bible and running right through the night.
Even more phenomenal was National Theatre Wales's community-specific theatre piece The Passion, which saw thousands cheering on the streets of Port Talbot over the Easter weekend. Michael Sheen milled among them, playing a modern-day, socialist Christ figure, resisting corporate exploitation and cherishing the ghosts of the past. Climactically crucified and resurrected – on a roundabout down by the beach – he transcendently raised the spirits of those still living in his beleaguered, industrialised hometown. Unforgettable.
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I am an African American mother of a precocious and wonderful 3-year-old girl. Recent events in her after school childcare setting have caused me to begin to really think about what kind of cultural appreciation/awareness I should be explicitly giving to her.
Liz Dwyer's post titled: My son is the only black kid in his class…or is he? really struck a chord with me. I am in the midst of assembling my daughter's summer enrichment before her next cycle of Montessori education begins in the fall, and I was wondering if Liz, or any of you, had any ideas on how I could impress to my daughter the idea that race truly is a social construct. Any suggestions or input would be greatly appreciated.
E. Williams
From co-editor Tami:
I wonder if it is too early for this part of anti-racist training. Heck, some adults can't grasp the idea of race as a social construct. But, more than that, too often the "race is a social construct" thing becomes a barrier to people acknowledging and addressing racism and cultural differences. Of course, I'm not saying that you would encourage your child to do this. I'm really just sort of parsing aloud why something about making this the focus of a three-year-old's anti-racist education feels uncomfortable to me.
I think the best anti-racist education for young children is simply immersion in a diversity of cultures, as often as possible, through personal relationships, media, activities, travel, etc. I think personal engagement is especially important and the fastest way for anyone to absorb that we're really all the same underneath our skin. It also provides a path to correct the idea that all dark brown people are black.
For older kids and adults, one resource I love is National Geographic's Genographic Project. Spencer Wells and his team are mapping the human journey out of Africa to other continents around the world. The project illustrates how humanity began as one group and evolved and changed through migration patterns. It's heady stuff, but informative and fascinating. There is an Educator's Guide to the project and teachers resources, which can help explain this process to children.
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text: Home > Medical > Hearing management > Noise Updated 18 August 2015 Watch out for noise-induced hearing loss Studies show that noise heightens stress levels and irritation, but how much noise can the ear tolerate before actual damage is caused? 0 Keep still for a moment. Listen to everything you can hear. Cars passing, phones ringing, the kid next door crying, the neighbour mowing his lawn. It never stops. To escape the 'madness' we go to gyms, clubs, bars, sports matches, music concerts, and so forth. But all we're doing is adding to our daily noise intake.Studies show that noise heightens stress levels and irritation, but how much noise can the ear tolerate before actual damage is caused?According to the American Academy of Otolaryngology (AAO), three factors contribute to hearing loss:the volume/intensity of the soundthe time you are exposed to the soundthe distance you are from the source of the soundHow sound affects your hearingSound is measured in decibels (dB). 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EVE Online: Macro-Mining in Game is Hurting Legitimate Players
::jumps onto her soap box::
I have kept quite about this since I began playing EVE, but alas I cannot stay quite any longer. EVE has a serious problem and it isn't just lag - it is macro-mining(aka botters). What is macro-mining? Marco-mining is where a player uses a system of either third party applications(software) or keyboards that can store commands and repeat them allowing for a player to walk away and the computer will essentially play the game for them.
In EVE, one way of making use of this afk-macroing system is to mine asteroids. This allows players to basically mine asteroids 23/7(only 23 hours a day because the system goes down daily for server maintenance) and this can really hurt the legitimate players that play the game as it was intended and for them to be present at their computer while mining, because most legitimate players cannot stay on their computers 23/7.
You may ask, "How do afk-macro-miners hurt the game?" Because there are so many of these people that set up afk-macro-mining and basically mine 23/7, they can mine millions of tons ore daily. That adds up when you have hundreds of players doing it. First, it swamps the market with ore. This drives the price down. Second, these macro-miners wipe out whole systems of asteroids in a day and leave little for legitimate players to mine.
Let me tell you my story and maybe that will help shed some light onto this issue.
I run a mining corp. I go out to my usual area that is generally full of asteroids one day and nothing is there. So I try another belt, nothing there. Then another...same. I am like what the...
So I head to another book-marked asteroid belt and I come across four hulks and an orca. They've chewed through most of the belt. I am like -- OK, no biggy, I'll just go to a different belt - there is like 18 in this system. Of the 18 asteroid belts in the system, two had enough ore worth mining. The rest had been mined out. I am cool with this...it happens sometimes. The problem is I come across this same outfit day in, and day out, mining the asteroid belts. So I watched how they operated for a bit and I started to notice a pattern and that they always did the same thing everyday like clock-work. They(the orca and 4 hulks) start at one asteroid belt on one end and work their way around until all the asteroids are gone. The orca was making runs to the station and returning as if a player was present. Turns out there is nobody running them. They are all run by macro's.
I found this out by another player that use to be in the corp that these ships belonged to a corp that uses macros to mine via local chat. I was like, you've got to be kidding me. He said no he wasn't. He said that two of the players use macro's to totally automate their mining op's, so they can play their other accounts doing missions and what not. So I said...wow...that is cool, but they are mining all the asteroids in this system and leaving nothing for me. I play late at night most of the time and by the time I get on they've cleaned the system. He said he had reported them to CCP but nothing happens. I asked him why he left them and he said it was because he had left the game for a bit and came back and they had booted him from the corp. He tried contacted them, but they would not respond. So he just gave up. Now he just runs missions.
Well, I cannot compete with this - so I move to a new location, completely out of the region I was in, and as far away from the main throng of systems high-sec players normally congregate in, to get away from things like this. Things are going good until - yep you guessed it - macro'ers show up. First there was just a couple and only using hulks. Then this one group moves into the system and started using hulk's and orca's. All automated! All afk-macro-mining.
So once again I pick up and leave and head to a new system. This one is awesome. Lots of belts rich with ore. Couple of weeks ago I find out that half the corps in this system are all macro-miners by one of the players that also runs a mining corp out of the same station I do - again, via local chat. I was like, OMG - you've got to be kidding me right - I just left a system full of botters? He said no he wasn't. He started naming the members of the corps he use to belong in and the ones that do macro-mining and he said he could prove it because if anyone was actually on they should respond to threats of being suicide ganked at any minute and they don't. They just sit there and keep mining away because there is nobody there to answer the threat. I asked him to prove it.
So he did...he got into one of his Tempest, and sure enough, the first player he picked failed to respond. He gave them ample time and numerous chances to respond and if they didn't answer or move their hulk to safety he would destroy it. Nothing. He destroyed it.
I said, so this macro-mining is rampant all over the game isn't it? I explained that I had moved three times to try to get away from them, and I am getting tired of having to pick up, and leave to look for a new system to mine in. He told me, good luck, because he's been doing the same a lot longer than I have. He reports and nothing happens, so he tries to deal with it by suicide ganking the most blantant macro-miners in the system --- to no avail mind you, they are back to macroing that next day. He looses a BS and takes a security hit on one of his alts, trying to stop the macro'ers. Which is just totally wrong. He shouldn't - we shouldn't, as players, have to do this.
So here I am at my wits end with but one thing to do now, (because it is crazy that we have to continually look for a good system that is free of macro-miners that is not in low-sec, or null-sec space), write a blog to warn other potential players of one of EVE's failings and that is the game is rigged. It is rigged against legitimate players who wish to make mining their characters profession, because CCP fails to address the rampant afk-macro-mining that takes place in their game. How can we legitimate players even hope to compete against players that can set up multiple macro-mining accounts that are running 23/7 in game? This is a serious question and I would just love CCP to answer it for me. My petitions just seem to disappear and not get answered. No response on their forum boards, except from people who clearly deny there is an issue or are botters themselves.
If you expect us, that play in high-sec, to police this issue ourselves, then you provide us the ships and do not drop our security rating every time we take out a macro-miner. Because, if we have to do it, that is the hit we take. A loss of a BS and a hit on our security rating. It isn't worth it and we shouldn't have to do it - you should, CCP. We may play your game, but the running of it is your responsibility, not ours. It is your responsibility to make sure that people are not cheating and this is clearly cheating.
Suggestion: (one that was slammed on the forums - but I know would work - and it was slammed because clearly there are people that can see the potential of it actually working and putting a stop to the macro-mining and this scares them) All you need to do is when someone's character goes into mining mode(whenever they target an asteroid and start mining it) is have a random code of letters and numbers appear in a box, on the screen and request the player attending the mining ship input that code within a given time frame(say 2 minutes). If they do not input the code within the given time - they are booted from the game. This would pop up at random times, every so often, to ensure that a player is actually present. Simple. Seriously...how hard is that to implement?
That is just one solution. I have a few more suggestion, but I am not going to freely give them away...I'm just a player and do not work for your company - I just play your game and I shouldn't have to be the one to come up with a solution - you should. If you do wish to have my other solutions - I expect a check in the mail.
It has been going on for a very long time it seems. How rampant of issue is it? There are websites dedicated to helping players set up macros to mine with. There are "how to videos" on Youtube even. So this issue needs addressed sooner rather than later because it is not going to go away unless CCP actively persues to put a stop to it. I really like your game CCP, but if you wish to keep me as a paying customer - fix your game!
::jumps off soap box::
The good solution is to teach the company a Lesson by Not Playing the game and actually playing other games. Speaking out helps, but as long as you PLAY THE GAME and SPEAK OUT AT THE SAME TIME you wont get anywhere.
A company only sees MONEY and treats you like an ID. As long as they get your money, they don't care because it doesnt matter if you like or hate the game...As long as a company has your money that is all that counts. To them, you like a product if you buy it.
Europeans know this very well and engage in organized resistance. When a few summers ago they were told that Gas Prices were going to be high and the government could do nothing...They took to the streets. They refused to work and they parked their cars to paralize the transportation system.
Many Europeans across many of the member nations of the European Union did this..In the very end the Government was FORCED by people to actually act and run a FULL INVESTIGATION on the gas companies, finding them guilty of Inflating prices for their own ends below regulation standards.
South Americans are stronger in dealing with greedy corporations. They will prove that you can have a LARGE CORPORATION but they can still find your family, children and your friends. They are smart enough to know at the end of the day one man (or woman) sits on top of it all.
MMORPG corporations know that most gamers are minors and they will do nothing, so they dont get involved. They simply take your money and run. Its sad but true. The best way to fight is to simply not play and resist. I had three MMORPGs I've played and I did enough damaging things to a company to force them to replace parts to my computer their programming work. I threatened to turn their code to enough groups to launch private servers unless they complied..
Unfortunately I don't know what you will do. I am sorry to give you the hardsell...But its important to understand mentality. To you the creators of EVE don't care about you and while you hope for the best and expect the worse, you are being screwed in every way possible.Sat Aug 07 2010 11:06PM Report
A good thing to do is to ignore comments like one posted before. Some people just talk a lot while having no clue about it.
In reality - macro-mining and other stuff been there for ages, it works in EVERY single game out there and no developer can ever do anything about it.
In fact - CCP is the company that spend more efforts to catch cheaters than any other developer out there, however due to nature of macro-mining (or any other use of macros) it is impossible to tell which one is macro and which one is real player because macros often even contain random delays to simulate real player.
They do get caught, however, as GMs are starting conversations with people mining in AFK and if they don't respond for too long while still mining...Sun Aug 08 2010 5:33AM Report
Great post and oh so true. I don't macro ANYTHING. It takes the fun out of actually playing the game. I would tell you I've had the same experiences in the past and just resorted to scouting for where they are not.
Twice I found these backwoods systems and I have been doing alright. I live (live?) in Forge, if you are ever 'round these parts hit me up anytime online: Anansi Ink'Tmi. Mine all day, and at least have someone to talk to.
~InkMon Aug 09 2010 8:53AM Report
I truly understand you and feel your pain. I used to play EvE (2003-2005) but later i moved on to other games and the same reality applies there. The cheater mentality (hacks/botting) ruin the games for many legit players and will be present until drastic measures are taken against this, many could probably be a violation of privacy but few options are left to be honest.
For the past 8-9years, i've played many mmo's (p2p,f2p,b2p) and noticed there's always ppl trying to cut corners and get the upper hand with the least effort involved. Some will call it efficient resource management, others will call it cheating but nevertheless, these ppl affect much of a games economy (both inside and outside the game) and how they play inside said game.
Game companies are providing a service to their customers but many don't care much about the fairness practiced in their games, caring only for revenues with the lowest effort/cost implied into them.. and ppl still feed them money knowing they own nothing and the house always wins - that's 21st century digital entertainment for most.Mon Aug 09 2010 9:52AM Report
ive been thinking about coming back to eve, and I do think that the system you said has merit to stop them, but instead of random numbers, why not put something like checkers or chess up during mining, I mean, most people complain about how boring it it anyway and it would give them something to do. Maybe those games are bad examples of what to use though, but i think you get the idea.Thu Aug 12 2010 8:54AM Report
I quit playing because out of a suite of 50 systems that I troll to mine, every single one has been invaded by macro miners. I've sent maybe 50-60 petitions on these players and have gotten no credible responses (other than the canned "we're trying our best to - blah blah blah") I've been a faithful player for 6 years, but I've finally had it and quit within the last two months and I don't anticipate a return as long as this continues.Thu Aug 12 2010 6:45PM Report
I feel for you, but Eve Online has always been rigged in so many ways, and always in favor of metagamers and exploiters. Then CCP made it official by running multiple account sales f'gods sakes, setting up a forum for purchasing characters with ISK, and now by selling ISK, with which you can purchase said characters.
The only ones playing anymore are CCP, and they're playing the players for all of the money they can get :(Thu Aug 12 2010 9:19PM Report
Whatever happened to the good old days of Eve online when there weren't any macros but simply just Suiciders who would drop you like a rock if you never gave them your catch of the day from mining or salvaging..
God i miss those days, its probably why i left Eve to begin with, but alas... i want to get back in for Dust514..
I just pray to god that there wont be Macro players in Eve that run equipment to planets in conflict, but since i just said it... it will happen!Fri Aug 13 2010 2:15AM Report
As others have said, the only solution is to quit and not give CCP money. The cheating, metagaming, and yes macro mining has been going on for years and has only gotten worse. CCP has no incentive to change it because every account is giving them money, and CCP themselves are hardly clean either, having been caught red handed cheating against their customers before.
Petitions don't do anything. Destroying macro miners or taking their ore also doesn't really scratch the problem since they have all the time in the world and any losses inflicted would likely be negligible unless you spent your entire time doing so. Even then the question then becomes how much is your time worth?
The only way to make yourself heard is to hit them in their finances, by not giving them your real money.Sun Aug 29 2010 9:07AM Report


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In the film The Perfect Student a college professor is devastated when her favorite student is arrested for the incredibly brutal murder of a popular girl who happens to be her roommate and the protective teacher is now determined to prove that the teacher's pet is innocent. The professor, Nicole, completely ignores the warnings of her husband, closest friends, and the police as she digs herself deeper and deeper over her head. Now she is involved in a horrible situation with a vicious and bloodthirsty murderer who preys on attractive women.
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Hi *,
I remember that I already read some time ago that you wanted to extend the "Code analysis" page to show which files are under which license. For our project, Ohloh claims that there were 2 files under GPL.
However, none of our code is under GPL. Since we published all our code under LesserGPL, I assume that someone simply forgot the "Lesser" in 2 files, but I have no clue what files these are.
Do you still plan to add this feature of showing which files have which license? If so, when?
Till then, what chance do I have to get rid of this (wrong) GPL listing? I mean: Could you give me a grep command or otherwise explain how Ohloh gets the idea that it's GPL?
I ask, because the warning "You should review ... carefully, especially if you are using this code for commercial purposes" is not really helpful for an ERP system which is - of course - used for commercial purposes ;-)
Thanks a lot in advance!
Best regards, Marco :-)
Hi nlmarco,
The GPL license is in these two files:
We just look for license names in the files. You can pretty much reproduce the result like this:
$ find . -name *.java | xargs grep 'GNU General Public License'
We do still want to add the feature to browse files online and see the list of files by license, but it's probably not going to happen quickly. We just have too many other things we'd like to do first.
Thanks, Robin
Hi Robin,
thanks a lot for the quick and very helpful response!
It's good to know how you search for the License - less magic than I thought ;-) Actually, I could have found that out myself - sorry that I bothered you :-)
Good to hear, though, that you still want to add this feature, since it makes it easier for people to decide whether a real license collision affects them (maybe it doesn't, if it's an optional module).
I removed the wrong GPL header from the two files and added the correct LesserGPL header to all files in the sub-project instead. Hence, the warning should disappear with the next synchronisation, right?
Best regards and a great week-end!
Marco :-)
Hi Marco,
Yes, the next project update should pick up the changes and remove the license warnings. I just checked, and it looks like it went through.
Thanks, Robin
Hi Robin,
yes, it looks very good: Only blue and green icons - no warnings anymore :-D
Thanks a lot!
Marco :-)
Hi Robin,
just a few days and the warning popped up again :-( I searched for occurences of "GNU General Public License" and I found it in the fckeditor for which we implemented an Eclipse integration in project org.nightlabs.eclipse.ui.fckeditor. Being a JavaScript library, the source files are directly in our project - i.e. not a JAR - and ohloh scans them.
1) fckeditor has triple-licensing and I assume that ohloh misunderstands that as a GPL license which causes a warning. The license headers look like this: * Licensed under the terms of any of the following licenses at your * choice: * * - GNU General Public License Version 2 or later (the "GPL") * http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html * * - GNU Lesser General Public License Version 2.1 or later (the "LGPL") * http://www.gnu.org/licenses/lgpl.html * * - Mozilla Public License Version 1.1 or later (the "MPL") * http://www.mozilla.org/MPL/MPL-1.1.html
2) I read a while ago that someone suggested .ohloh-ignore files (or whatever they should be named) in order to tell ohloh to skip directories/files (like JavaScript libraries). Does this feature already exist?
Best regards, Marco :-)
Yes, "choose one" licenses are a problem for us, because our parser is not smart enough to realize that there is a choice involved. The file is going to be flagged as GPL, and conflict warnings will appear.
The "ignore" file feature idea has been floating around for a long time, and I really want to implement it, but we're just simply crushed with features to work on.
As a brute force workaround, you could change your project enlistments to include every other directory except the directory that includes the third party libraries. I'm not entirely sure how your source code tree is organized; that might or might not be feasible for you.
Thanks, Robin
Hi Robin,
thanks for your quick reply. We'll probably put the JavaScript code into a zip as a workaround. Our build process can unpack it. That should prevent ohloh to parse it.
I'll discuss this with the person responsible for this sub-project - I hope zipping is a solution (at least temporarily).
Concerning the "choose one" licenses: Do you have multiple parsers (i.e. one searching for each license - not knowing the others) or is it just one parser that searches for multiple things in one pass? In the latter case, it would know that its the same file having multiple licenses and that it therefore must be a choice. But well, I understand that you are very busy... is that part open-source? I guess the people who are directly affected (e.g. fckeditor) might feel some motivation to fix it themselves.
Best regards, Marco :-)
Hi Marco,
The license parser is not open source right now. But it's a piece of Ohloh that we intend to open source when we have the time.
I'd just like to bump this; it's really frustrating not to have this when it would seemingly be so easy, and I'm always disappointed when I realize/remember that the link on the license name doesn't go to a list of files with that license, but just to some generic page about the license.
(Hmm. There wouldn't be some kind of feature request/bug tracker yet by any chance, would there? No, I thought not...)
Full ack.
Also there are some duplicates about the same feature request:


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Mount St. Helens images found decades later
New images of Washington's Mount St. Helens have been recently discovered. Reid Blackburn, a staff photographer for the The Columbian newspaper, took photographs in a flight over the volcano in April 1980. When he got back to the paper's studio his roll was set aside and never developed. Blackburn died in the eruption on May 18, 1980.
For more than 33 years, Blackburn's unprocessed film sat in a storage box. Until now. Photo assistant Linda Lutes recently found the roll while searching for a different image of Mount St. Helens in The Columbian's studio. It was finally processed.
See frames from the film in the gallery above. To learn more about the find, read the The Columbian's original story.
Above: An aerial view of Mount St. Helens shot in early April 1980 — about five weeks before its catastrophic eruption. (Reid Blackburn/The Columbian)
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Hello All! I was watching the Imitation Game and for some reason thought of a character I met that was involved in the eruption of Helen's. I met him some 20 years ago randomly, when I was buying a ca. He had for sale. Upon entering his house he had amazing photos of the eruption all over his walls, as well as pics of himself with many famous TV hosts. Obviously I asked him about the pictures and he proceeded to tell me this fantastic story about being up on the mountain with numerous photographers, The difference was, he supposed was the one that captured the eruption right as it happened and then was able to escape the destruction in his VW Van. He proceeded to tell me how he manuevered his way down the windy roads to the main highway and just as he hit the main drag, he was hit with ash, not knowing what was behind it. Lost in a nervous sea of emotions, he white-knuckled himself along the road slowly, unable to see anything, but went forward in a back and forth fashion touching each side of the road until he felt and edge, then correcting himself to maintain a direction he felt was correct. He said he did this for a couple of hours (so I remember at this point) and finally came out of the dense ash, with the engine coughing and sputtering due to all the ash. It was a great story and I am trying to find this man, if he's still alive. Does anyone know his name, as I was in my twenties when I met him and lost his number years ago. His story needs to be turned into a movie. Cheers!
A group of us were going to go up camping for a few days, beginning the day before Mt St Helens blew, in the area where everyone was killed. We were out of work actors (is that a redundant phrase?) however, and didn't have enough money to buy food for the trip and gasoline for the car, so we didn't go. Stayed in Portland so we could lean on friends for meals. Sometimes being broke works out OK.
I have a lot of pictures of the eruption at various stages, shot from the top of Mt Tabor, our friendly neighborhood extinct volcano. My camera at the time took some serious damage when the ash plume came down over Portland and I went out shooting. Focus helicals and shutter damage - the dust was so fine there's no sealing that could stop it. That ended my photography hobby for years, until I could afford to replace the camera.
I was working at a photo store in Portland at the time of the blast. We had the first 1-hour C-41 photo processing machine in Oregon. A customer of ours was climbing the mountain right up to the rim every couple of days (he knew the backroads to avoid road blocks) before the blast and was bringing back some remarkable photos. I still have copies! He was on the south side of the mountain the day it blew- lucky guy survived! In the weeks after I would watch the mountain from the famed Pittock Mansion in the west hills above downtown and marveled at its power and beauty. And yes, when the wind blew toward town on an eruption day it was a mess. Bandanas and face masks were a regular thing. Combining rain with an eruption it actually rained mud more than once. What a time.
The entire area, including the area of devastation is still quite beautiful.
Anyone who wants to see what the area might look like in about 100 years should visit Lassen National Park.
Kudos and thanks to the scientists who studied this mountain before and since. Your life-saving work is appreciated.
I wonder what people of 100,000 years in the future will see when they look at our high resolution photos of today. They will probably have a trillion megapixels, but it's not like you can't see the pores off people's face today.
I climbed St. Helens around 1968-9 and wrote my name in the book at the summit (then kept in a steel box). While St. Helens was not a technically difficult climb, it was known for the danger of its crevasses, likely created by the heat of magma near the surface as it melted the snow against the mountain's surface. I climbed with two other guys and we stayed roped up a large proportion of the time, I recall. An acquaintance one year behind me in high-school was killed when he fell into a crevasse several years later. Portland was really lucky when St. Helens erupted, since the pyroclastic blast exited the north side of the mountain. Had it decided to exit on the southwest side, Portland would probably be known as the second Pompei. Even so, I think Portland got several inches of ashfall (I was in grad school on the east coast at the time).
I was living in Snohomish, about 200 miles away, at the time of the eruption. I was doing chores outside and could clearly hear the explosion which sounded like a high powered rifle. Since we lived in farm way out in woods I gave it little thought until my Mom frantically called me in watch the event on the TV.
It quickly escalated into a scary deal, not knowing if the winds would shift and send the ash clouds in our direction. The local hardware stores sold out of plastic sheeting and tarps.
I'll never forget it.
This story will never be repeated. Not with the words "staff photographer for the ( ) newspaper" in it.
that is true and also sad, because that was a nice job and the pictures of that time were exceptionally good. but we will have pics from every future event nonetheless. Bored, well equipped middle class tourist and people with nice mobile phones are all over the world taking millions of pictures of everything. and sometimes the pics are even "better", just because they were there at the right time. many times that is all a picture needs.
Fascinating. One can only imagine how much unprocessed film documenting many historical events may be undiscovered; certainly with each discovery new information is possible - and those are exciting prospects in the ever-evolving nature of historical study.
I lived in Portland, OR during the last noteworthy venting of St. Helens; it was clearly visible from there. The whole Cascade Range is beautiful, the volcanic peaks visible from so many areas in the Northwest. In the case of St. Helens, and potentially in the case of the others, you become aware of the duality relating to this beauty, involving the potential for awesome and dangerous displays of natural force. Many are simply unaware of the scale of this force historically. I believe Seattle sits atop an ancient lahar (volcanic mudflow) resulting from a massive eruption of Mt. Ranier. The eruption of St. Helens, as impressive as it was, was relatively minor in comparison with potential volcanic events in the region.
I don't often remember where I was on a particular day, but I do know about where I was on May 18, 1980. I was hiking not far from Mount St. Helens on a miserable day and on a miserable "trail". When we finally reached the destination lake with ice floating in it, I shed my clothes (as most others did in the group), and went into the freezing water to wash off the mud and to wash the scratches from the thorns. We heard, felt, and saw nothing unusual on the hike. On the return trip, the only thing unusual was seeing no traffic on the 4-lane highway we were on while returning to Seattle. At dinner in Seattle, the waitress told us about what had happened! She felt the explosion when it happened, which surprised us, given our location that was much nearer to it when it occurred. Surprising to me while watching the incredible video images of what had happened (and was continuing to happen) on local TV, was the almost non-existent coverage on the national TV networks until days later!
It was clear from the beginning that if St. Helens suddenly stopped erupting the mountain could explode in about three days. Its structure is very similar to Katmai, the volcano responsible for the Valley of Ten Thousand Smokes. Sure enough, St. Helens abruptly stopped erupting and sat relatively quiescent for three days. Then it exploded, just as Katmai did. This is a general pattern among volcanos of the northern Cascades.
St. Helens has had several smaller eruptions in the time since. This is probably a good thing. But I still find it disturbing to see parents taking their children to see an erupting volcano, oblivious of the devastation surrounding them.
Here's some airborne pictures from one of the secondary eruptions - http://www.komar.org/faq/mount-saint-helens-volcanic-eruption/
Mount St. Helens erupts every 300 years, more or less. It has erupted roughly 1,000 times since first appearance in "Ape Canyon." Sasquatches failed to capture pictures of the earliest events, perhaps because late Pleistocene (hand) imaging technology equated to ISO of only 0.01, and the operators perished under hot ash and pumice before completing the work. Witnesses to the next eruption in 2250 (or therabouts) may have the advantage of 480 fps plenoptic 4000k video. However, some believe that some horrific human goof-up in the interim will extinquish all knowlege, meaning that the challenge will revert to some future species using chistles or hand-daubed pigments.
Perhaps you are too young to remember the St. Helens eruption. It was not only spectacular, it was also horrific. People died, and in terrible ways.
Maybe it's not a good idea for you to try to inject humor into this event.
There were significant forewarnings of the eruption and many of the victims were there by choice or refused to evacuate. The 1980 eruption was not the worst on record, either. The geologists who set up camp too close made a statistical wager that proved spot-on: it was a once-in-lifetime event. Had the volcano merely sputtered, might they have been less fulfilled?
Stalwart mountaineer Harry R. Truman probably figured his time had come: either go out with a firey blast, or die laughing if the experts were wrong. Either way lead to the immortality of legend.
Anyone who resides or builds in proximity to volcanoes (or large fault-lines) must accept the risks and self-insure.
In any case, whatever is inevitable must be considered with some grain of humor, or else heaven is a pretty boring or horrific place.
It might be me, but it almost sounds like you're angry or dismissive of the people that lived there, did their work or wanted to keep their homes.
When an astronaut dies, are you also snarky about them knowing the risk and stating they should have known better?
I am not attacking you, I just want to understand why you seem so peeved about that.
Right now in Melbourne, Australia, we are suffering a shocking heat wave that brings back memories of bushfires that ravaged Victoria in 2009. Many died and many others lost their homes in the bushfire prone regions. Some died because they chose to stay to defend their homes from the fires; they made their choice, and lost their lives regardless.
The same can be said for those who choose to live in volcanic regions, hurricane and typhoon regions, and the like. While they make a deliberate choice, we can still have sympathy for those who don't make it.
So there is no volcano proof camera.... Pentax ?
Thanks to share such dramatic story. R.I.P Reid Blackburn....
If Pentax delivers "volcano proof" before Full Frame, I'd seriously question their business model.
Hard to believe that was 33 years ago. I saw the eruption and took photos of it. I remember hearing about the photographer who died, among others, too.
Mt. St. Helens was very pretty before the Spring of 1980.


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Excessive steaming a factor in CNRL's Primrose leaks: Alberta regulator
CALGARY - Excessive steaming was one of the factors that caused more than one million litres of oily water to ooze to the surface at an eastern Alberta oilsands site nearly three years ago, an investigation by the Alberta Energy Regulator has...
Mar 22, 2016 2:27PM
Regulatory scrutiny, economic conditions and cyber threats rank as top risks, new research shows
More organizations are realizing that additional risk management sophistication is warranted given the fast pace in which complex risks are emerging, according to a survey by global consulting firm Protiviti and the Enterprise Risk Management...
Mar 22, 2016 1:29PM
Millenials most likely to buy insurance online using tablets or mobile phones, but purchases via laptop/desktop computers remain dominant: Finaccord
Consumers from the Millennial generation are more likely to buy insurance online using a tablet or mobile phone than their older counterparts, according to United Kingdom-focused research released on Tuesday by Finaccord, a market research,...
Mar 22, 2016 10:46AM
2015 quiet in terms of global insured losses at US$30.5 billion, despite exceptionally strong El Niño: Guy Carpenter
Although 2015 marked one of the strongest El Niño periods on record, it was a quiet year in terms of global insured losses, according to Guy Carpenter's Global Catastrophe Review – 2015.
Mar 22, 2016 9:54AM
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