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British general election
Of all parties, the Liberal Democrats would be the party in Britain I'd feel closest to. Of course, this is not the 1920s, this is not a three-cornered contest, and there is no immediate prospect of any Liberal Democrat becoming prime minister.
So it is between David Cameron and Gordon Brown for prime minister. I would not always naturally support one of Labour or the Tories over the other. At the moment, I do feel that after thirteen years in which they oversaw the onset of recession, a slow recovery and a deterioration of public finances, the Labour Party do not deserve another five years in office, and certainly not under Gordon Brown. But in any case, this election campaign has not been as exciting as perhaps it could have. Despite the dissatisfaction with the government, there has been no strong public wave behind the opposition, as there was in 1979 and 1997, in part because the expenses scandal hit both large parties in near equal measure.
But there are cultural reasons I'd be cautious to support the Conservatives. I think their decision to leave the Group of the European People's Party, the European Parliament group of most conservatives and Christian Democrats like Nicolas Sarkozy or Angela Merkel, to form the European Conservatives and Reformists Group, was misguided. They confined themselves to an alliance that does not blend well with David Cameron's attempts to portray the Conservatives as a more modern party, with parties with reservations about homosexuality. I don't doubt that the Conservatives have changed as a party, on this and other issues, but the votes of their MEPs show the dissonance within the party and how Cameron himself has difficulty maintaining the more progressive image.
Having said that and despite his previous adamant opposition to repeal of Section 28, which forbid promotion of homosexuality in schools, I don't believe gay people have any serious reason to concern from a Conservative government under David Cameron. I would not consider it the most unlikely thing if legislation to allow gay couples to marry was introduced by the Conservatives. On the most recent gay issue in the campaign, I would actually have to agree with the substance of Shadow Home Secretary Chris Grayling's comments. I think there is less freedom in the country if a private B&B owner is told he must rent his rooms out to a gay couple against his wishes, even if such an owner shouldn't be let anywhere near a major party ticket.
As The Economist wrote a few weeks ago, the Conservative approach to social issues is misguided and often presumes the most dire and exaggerated situations. Their marriage incentives seem well intentioned, but the wrong approach; it is true that children generally fare better if their parents are married, but funding married couples, including many who are financially secure, seems a strange waste of resources, and it discriminates against those children who have had the misfortune to be born to parents who have since moved apart. It was a small mistake in the course of the campaign, but the fact that the party got the figure of teenage pregnancies wrong by a factor of ten earlier this year shows how out of touch they can be at times.
On the North, the Ulster Conservatives and Unionists – New Force banner has come to little, with Ladbrokes currently predicting no Tory or Ulster Unionist candidate to be elected (The Times is using their predictions in each constituency on a great gadget on their site). Their strongest chance is in Strangford, the seat left vacant by Iris Robinson, but even there they give the DUP's Jimmy Spratt a 50% chance of victory. And in Fermanagh–South Tyrone, both Unionist parties stood aside in favour of an independent, Rodney Connor, ending David Cameron's hope of a Tory-backed candidate in every constituency. Overall as yet, Ladbrokes predict no change in Northern Ireland. Depending on the balance of the major parties in Westminster, the seats here could be of importance.
In his memoirs, Liberal Democrat Shadow Chancellor Vince Cable talks of trying out the various parties when in Cambridge. Of the Conservatives, he writes, "Whilst there was a liberal veneer, I knew, because I had seen it first-hand, that their activist base depended on the energies and prejudices of bigoted people like my father, whom they were only too happy to use." This is still true of the Conservatives. They appear more nice and friendly, but there is still the lingering tolerance for groups like the Young Britons' Foundation, as long as they stay in the background.
A tight Conservative majority would give inordinate power to such fringes of the party, as John Major found after 1992, so I think if they are to have a majority, better it be higher than the four seats currently predicted on the Times site. But I would still look forward more to a hung parliament, where the Liberal Democrats could exert influence in their more sensible social policies and approach toward the European Union. Depending on their strength, they might even manage to secure electoral reform, which Gordon Brown talked of this week, presumably in the hope of their support. Which party should lead, will then depend very much on the division of seats.

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Honorable D. Kent King
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Dear Commissioner King:
I am writing in response to Missouri's request to amend its State accountability plan under Title I of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA), as amended by the No Child Left Behind Act of 2001 (NCLB). Following our discussions with your staff, those changes that are aligned with NCLB are now included in an amended State accountability plan that Missouri submitted to the Department on December 21, 2004. I am pleased to approve Missouri's amendments. A list of the changes is attached to this letter. We will post Missouri's amended plan on the Department's website.
If, over time, Missouri makes changes to the accountability plan that has been approved, Missouri must submit information about those changes to the Department for review and approval, as required by section 1111(f)(2) of Title I. Please be aware that approval of Missouri's accountability plan for Title I, including the amendments approved above, does not indicate that the plan complies with Federal civil rights requirements, including Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act, and requirements under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act.
I am confident that Missouri will continue to advance its efforts to hold schools and school districts accountable for the achievement of all students. I wish you well in your school improvement efforts. If I can be of any additional assistance to Missouri in its efforts to implement other aspects of NCLB, please do not hesitate to call.
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Is it ok if i am reading madd munfasil four or five harakat and madd al arid alsukoon with two?
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(1)is it ok if i am reading madd munfasil four or five harakat and madd al arid alsukoon with two? i heard sheikh Manshawi(Rahimaullah)recitation and also my sheikh(May Allah protect him) told me it is fine.
(2)I read your list of words which you have mentioned in Tayyibatun nashr (Qasr munfasil) that it is must to do sakt in four places while i heard Sheikh Mustafa Ismail and also Sheikh hussary (May Allah have mercy on both of them) recitation that they read with idgham in surat qiyyamah when they are reading with Qasr for mufasil.
(3)Can you tell me any book in English which describe about Hafs an asim min tareeq shatbiyyah and also a book on Qasr munfasil.
please forgive me if i wrote something wrong and for many questions.
jazakallahu khairan.
Wa alaikum assalaam wa rahmatullahi wa barakaatuh,
May Allah reward you greatly for your dua' and Ameen. May Allah give us purity of our intentions always.
1. Yes, we are allowed to lengthen the medd 'aaridh lissukoon 2, 4, or 6 vowel counts independent of the length we are using for al-medd al jaai'z and al-medd al-waajib.
2. In tareeq At-Tayyibah outlined by Imam ibn Al-Jazaree in his famous work An-Nashr, he found the authentic ways for qasr al-munfasil and wasit al-mutassil to have a sakt in the four known places for Hafs.This is what is outlined here on the site: http://www.abouttajweed.com/The%20Reading%20of%20Hafs%20with%20qasr%20munfasil%20wassit%20muttasil.pdf
What you most likely heard was the Sheikh reading by tareeq Rawdhah Al-Mu'addil which Imam Ibn Al-Jazaree did not include for Hafs 'an 'Aasim for qasr al-munfasil. Please see:http://www.abouttajweed.com/kb/entry/119/
3. There are many books which describe the rules for Hafs 'an Aasim by the way of Ash-Shaatibiyyah, and the tajweed rules themselves are the same for this and qasr munfasil except the words we have outlined here on the site. You can find books by searching tajweed Hafs 'an 'Aasim in a search engine.
One book we recommend is Tajweed Rules of the Qur'an by Ustadhah Kareema Czerepinski. She is on the staff here. For more information, please see: www.tajweedbooks.com
There is nothing you did wrong in asking the questions, may Allah make learning this science easy for you. Asking questions is a way to learn more and for others to learn through your questions. In general we prefer that questions are asked individually instead of multiple questions, but because your questions did not require long answers for each part, it was fine. Baarak Allahu feekum.
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Graphic designer Elaine Wilson is into big numbers. One of the original AQS book designers, she's been with us since June of 1991. Married to Larry for 35 years, Elaine is the eldest of 9 children, and designer of more books than we can count up. About the only small number she deals with is the number 2—she has 2 grown, twin sons and 2 dogs, thanks to the need to baby sit her sister's dog for a year.
Elaine notes that the advances in design software have kept pace with the advances in quiltmaking. "It's easier to be creative with the tools we have today (a sentiment quilters can understand!)—from black and white to four-color printing, from slides and transparencies to digital photography, from early design programs to the versatility and functionality available today."
An avid reader and subscriber of a surprising number of publications, her design interests extend beyond the printed page to her home and—happily for her family, friends, and co-workers—party planning. She's been known to pull off a wedding with just one week's notice that looked like it had been planned for months! Elaine also designed the exhibit of fashion winners at the Paducah show each year.
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Students who would like to learn how to practice law while they are in law school should apply for the in-house clinical education program, LAW OFFICES. Applications for the Summer semester are now available in Suite 600. The Summer applications are due no later than 5:00 p.m. on March 16, 1999.
Students may apply for Law Offices after they have completed the equivalent to their first year of law school. To be considered for a place, ALL students must return a completed Law Offices application.
Students who have previously taken or who are now taking Law Offices (called Continuing Law Offices Students), and who submit their applications by the due date will be given preference in their same practice group if availability permits. New students who have submitted their applications by the due date will be selected tn the Law Offices lottery. The total number of available places during the summer semester is dependent upon the number of supervising attorneys in each practice group. The number of available new places is dependent upon the number of continuing students and has not yet been determined.
There are three in-house practice groups from which to choose this summer -- employment discrimination/civil rights with some general practice, criminal defense, and, health with some family law.
In two of the in-house programs - employment discrimination/civil rights litigation with some general practice program, and the criminal defense litigation program - students are given the option of enrolling for three or four credits. Students who enroll for three credits put in a minimum of twelve hours per week during the fourteen-week semester. Students who enroll for four credits put in a minimum of sixteen hours per week during the semester. In the health law litigation program students enroll for three credits and put in a minimum of twelve hours per week.
For more information, you may talk to the clinical professors who supervise the various practice groups Professors Gonzalez (Room 629) and Norton (Room 623) for employment discrimination/civil rights with some general practice; Professors Kadish (Room 613), Kling (Room 625), and Thomas (Room 609) for criminal defense; and Professor Altman (Room 611) for health with some family law. Professor Laser (Room 631) is also available to answer your questions.
A judicial externship enables a student to become involved in particular
legal problems through research and writing, and to contribute to the resolution
of those legal problems. Depending upon the judge, an extern may
have the opportunity to observe the day-to-day routine of a judge and discuss
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Applications for the Summer and Fall Judicial Externships will be available both in the Law Offices reception area (Room 600), and in the Career Services Office.
Completed applications for Summer Externships should be submitted to Ms. Carole Ross, Secretary to Professor Gross, Room 612 of Law Offices, by Friday, February 26, at 5:00 p.m.
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The Law Offices of Chicago-Kent offers nine long-standing programs in live-client clinical legal education which accommodate over 150 students in the fall and spring semesters and over 50 students in the summer semester.
For a complete description of all clinical programs, please visit the Law Offices Home Page at www.kentlaw.edu/academics/clinic.
This program in which first-year day division students and first- or second-year evening division students may apply is different from any program at any other law school! The day division students who are accepted begin the program during their second year of law school, and the evening division students who are accepted begin the program during their third year of law school.
Becoming a lawyer takes more than sitting through three years of law school lectures. It involves more than learning how to cross examine hostile witnesses, write presuasive briefs, and talk to clients. Reading about subjects such as legal ethics or law practice management is not the same as learning about them from experience.
Throughout the LADR program , you will learn legal doctrine, lawyering skills, and professional values, and work in Chicago-Kent's teaching law firm, supervised by clinical professors who are expert practitioners and mentors. You will learn the art of lawyering through two years of intensive skills and clinical training. Your experience will teach you how to become a competent, ethical, socially responsible lawyer.
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LEBANON, Ohio (AP) - A southwest Ohio raceway is debuting a new track and a new indoor grandstand with the beginning of its inaugural racing season.
The races Friday night at Miami Valley Raceway in Lebanon begin more than 60 days of racing planned through May. The site also is home to Miami Valley Gaming's 1,600 video lottery terminals and a racing simulcast center.
Miami Valley Gaming and Miami Valley Raceway officials say they are continuing a harness racing tradition that has been part of the Warren County community for more than 60 years.
The former owner of the Lebanon raceway has sued to block the transfer of a harness-racing license to a racino under construction in Dayton. The operators of the Dayton track say they believe both can thrive in the region.
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Tascam FW1884 Application Guide
Controlling a Digital Audio Workstation
In this setup, the FW-1884 is controlling a Digital Audio Workstation such as Steinberg Cubase or Cakewalk Sonar. The FW-1884 can be used as your input/output device, adding up to 18 inputs and 18 outputs. Use the eight microphone preamps to record into your DAW with zero latency, or transfer audio from digital recorders and GigaStudio through the ADAT inputs. The Control Room section allows you to connect your DAW to your monitors with an easy-access level control. You can control any monitor system from Stereo up to 7.1, even simultaneous 5.1 and stereo mixes.
Use the nine 100mm moving faders to set up your mix, and take advantage of the pan, EQ, aux send and transport control on the front panel. You can even flip the control surface to set up a cue mix from the faders.More shortcuts on the front panel include edit commands, nudging, in/out point editing with the weighted jog wheel, and the all-important save and undo keys.
Once you've freed yourself from the mouse, you'll wonder how you ever worked without a fader controller.
One of the things that simple MIDI Fader Controllers don't address is that you've spent years collecting a rack full of reverbs, compressors, and other signal processors. Even though your DAW may have the latest plug-ins, sometimes there's no substitute for the real thing. The FW-1884 allows you to insert your favorite gear into your DAW mix via the analog, S/PDIF and ADAT I/O.
When you've finished your mix, you can record it back into the computer or to an external device like a DAT machine or CD recorder.
Live Multitrack Recording
Pairing the FW-1884 with a laptop computer results in an incredibly powerful, compact studio. Not only are there 8 microphone inputs with phantom power, but you can monitor your mix with zero-latency outputs. This means that the band won't hear a delayed signal in their headphones when you're recording, ensuring the best performance.
The Mic/Line input on channel 8 allows you to switch to guitar impedance, which allows you to record guitar or bass direct. In addition, each input channel has an analog insert point – perfect for an analog compressor/limiter to keep from overloading the inputs. You can even "half-patch" into the inserts to create direct outputs for a tape backup safety.
Just arm eight channels using the front panel buttons and hit the record key on the FW-1884 to begin recording. Fine-tune your mix using the nine 100mm moving faders, pan, EQ and aux send controls. The "Flip" button allows you to mix the aux sends using the faders, so creating a cue mix is quick and easy. All of the analog inputs can be recorded at 96kHz/24-bit for detailed sonic quality. You can even record the MIDI out and digital out of a keyboard at the same time. Flexible routing controls allow you to make a stereo DAT or CD recording at the same time, so the band has something to take home or sell at the end of the gig.
96kHz Surround Mixing
This expanded system shows the FW-1884 with two FE-8 fader packs for 24-fader control. Up to 15 FE-8s can be added if you like to see lots of faders, and you can always switch fader banks to control any number of channels. The control surface is connected to a computer running DAW software. Using 96kHz/24-bit A/D and D/A converters, the FW-1884 offers full 96kHz operation on all analog I/O channels with compatible DAW software.
You can even add an external A/D converter through the ADAT optical input and a dedicated word clock generator when you want the absolute best audio recording possible.
The control room section can be run in 7.1-channel surround mode, even generating stereo and surround mixes simultaneously. You can bus your aux sends to the line or ADAT outputs, returning external effects processors to the line or ADAT inputs to supplement your plug-in library. Insert your favorite compressors and EQs into the line inputs for fl exible routing through your DAW program.
You'll appreciate the 100mm moving faders, switchable encoders, EQ control and dedicated edit commands as you polish your work. When you're fi nished mixing, output to an external stem mixer or bounce back to hard disk. Or do both, simultaneously.
MIDI Sequencing
In a sequencer environment, the FW-1884 really shows its fl exibility. First, plug the FW-1884 into your computer's FireWire port to add 18 audio ins and outs. This allows you to record new audio tracks and monitor your soft synths without adding a sound card and a mixer.
With the optional FE-8 shown above, you can control 16 simultaneous MIDI and audio tracks plus the master fader, flipping between audio tracks, MIDI tracks and the line inputs. Your monitors plug right into the rear panel, and you can listen in either stereo or surround – even through headphones if you're a night owl. Even if you're moving into software synthesizers, you probably have a few hardware synths you can't live without. The FW-1884 allows you to integrate all of your synths into your sequencing system without adding extra equipment. Start by connecting your synths and modules to the 4 MIDI inputs and outputs. The powerful built-in MIDI interface can route any input to any output, splitting and merging when you need it. Then plug the outputs of your synths into the line inputs of the FW-1884. Synthesizers with ADAT™ optical outputs or GigaStudios with ADAT output cards can be connected digitally. And you can punch in on-the-fly with the footswitch jack when your hands are busy playing music.
You can even send your sequencer audio out to hardware reverbs, compressors and EQs for the finishing touch on your mix. All of these signals can be mixed in the FW-1884 without adding an additional line mixer, and then bussed back to the computer to be bounced to disk. Why use two console surfaces, a synth line mixer and a MIDI fader controller, when you can control your entire studio with the FW-1884?


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Eminem and Elton John | 2001
Eminem would never say that he was homophobic, but he'd definitely tell you about a disturbed fan named Stan who, through his lyrics, became increasingly violent as his idolized star unintentionally ignored him. The rap was so powerful that musician and fan Elton John decided to accompany the Detroit rapper when he presented it to the MTV crowd. Em was most likely out to address critics who had been calling him a homophobe, and Elton didn't mind helping him out. Who knows if the message was received, but the performance was great.
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Do you still have your old notes from university? Usually these are writings that we keep in a safe place because they have great sentimental value. And often they turn out to be useful many years later.
To give these university notes the dignity they deserve, different schools from around the world have decided to include classic Moleskine notebooks in their welcome kits for new students: from the Università Ca' Foscari in Venice to the School of Visual Arts in New York; from Berklee College of Music in Boston to the large academies and business schools of Oxford and Harvard.
These notebooks and journals with specially created covers and bands, in a variety of sizes and colors, are work tools for taking notes, organizing ideas and content, summarizing concepts or outlining projects for an exam. They are blank pages for writing, underlining and highlighting that you can go back to again and again to re-read and study. Years later, long after university has ended, you can can hold these same pages in your hand and leaf through them, following their evolution.
Here is a brief selection of "university" notebooks from around the world:
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By: Mark McGrouther, Category: Science, Date: 09 Nov 2012
Ok, I give up. How do I tie together this mish-mash of ichthyological miscellanea. Suggestions welcomed. As always, thank you to everyone who contributed.
Black Marlin fin ray base
Black Marlin fin ray
Black Marlin pectoral fin ray
Fivebar Flagtail, Kuhlia mugil
Jungle Perch, Kuhlia rupestris
Mouth Mackerel feeding
Mouth Mackerel, Rastrelliger kanagurta
School of Mouth Mackerel
Ruby Snapper, Etelis carbunculus
Southern Velvetfish, Aploactisoma milesii
Dr Graham Short & Dr Healy Hamilton
Fivebar Flagtail, Kuhlia mugil
Jungle Perch, Kuhlia rupestris
Mouth Mackerel, Rastrelliger kanagurta
Southern Velvetfish, Aploactisoma milesii
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Massachusetts Man Charged Criminally For Videotaping Cop... Despite Earlier Lawsuit Rejecting Such Claims
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You would think that story would spread across Massachusetts pretty quickly and law enforcement officials and local district attorneys would recognize that filing similar charges would be a certified bad idea. Not so, apparently, in the town of Shrewsbury. Irving J. Espinosa-Rodrigue was apparently arrested and charged under the very same statute after having a passenger in his car videotape a traffic stop for speeding, and then posting the video on YouTube. Once again, the "issue" is that Massachusetts is a "two-party consent" state, whereby an audio recording can't be done without first notifying the person being recorded, or its deemed a "wiretap." This interpretation, especially when dealing with cops in public, is flat-out ridiculous and unconstitutional, as the Glik ruling showed.
It's somewhat amazing that no one pointed out to the folks in Shrewsbury how this might play out, but given the Glik ruling, Shrewsbury officials might want to start putting away some cash to pay Espinosa-Rodrigue...


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A clean-up operation is underway in NSW after a wild weekend of weather unleashed 24,000 lightning strikes and destroyed homes.
The NSW State Emergency Service (SES) will be concentrating its efforts in the north of the state, which was hit by a large storm cell that has left some homes beyond repair.
Wind gusts of up to 100km/h were recorded at the height of the storms, according to the Bureau of Meteorology.
The SES still has 155 jobs outstanding in the northern coast area around Woodburn and Ballina as of Monday morning, with an additional six in the state's south.
Despite strong winds and lightning strikes in Sydney on Sunday evening, there were no reports of damage.
One home in Woodburn, which has a population of about 350, was completely destroyed in the storms, while at least four others will have to be demolished. The township was lashed with 100km/h winds and 76mm in 25 minutes.
"We've got a lot of damaged roofs and trees down, so it's a case of volunteers going through the area and making temporary repairs to the homes where they can be salvaged," said NSW SES spokeswoman Becky Gollings.
"One house was completely flattened by the wind and about 20 people have been displaced from their homes and are staying with friends and family.
"Around 30 homes suffered some form of structural damage and we'll have to wait and see which survive.
"It's a good thing no one was hurt in the weather as it was a pretty intense cell that came through."
The Bureau of Meteorology said the threat of storms had "eased considerably" by Monday. However the southern NSW coast would experience strong winds and rain on Monday, a spokesman said.


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Typically there are two times a year when devices start to leak so fast it's hard to keep up with them. At the very beginning of the year before all the conventions and now, late summer. As the pre-production process for the holiday season moves forward, upcoming phones make their way through more and more people. This seems to be the case with an unknown slider from Samsung.
There's not much information to throw behind the render you see above, but BGR is claiming the full-QWERTY beast will land on Ma Bell in the near future. Will it come with 4(faux)G? A dual-core processor? Super AMOLED Plus display? We'll just have to wait and see.
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I'm too old for this shit, but damn, what an adventure! I thought I could write something short to share the TAM Road Trip journey and give TAM Blog a little more content. I believe the potentials we have with the TAM Blog are pretty evident, and given enough time, can be fashioned into something powerful, entertaining and educational…
Okay… What was this trip about?
We spent a full day at each of the shops below, and gathered as much footage as possible with just one very busy videographer, who exhibited supreme dedication to the project.
- Temple Tattoo
- Analog Tattoo
- Skull & Sword
- Ed Hardy's Tattoo City
- Black Heart Tattoo
- Seventh Son Tattoo
We filmed a wide array of content, starting with short interviews with everyone except (I'm calling you out, dude), Mr. Eric Rieth of Seventh Son Tattoo in San Francisco, who flatly refused to be on camera (whom I deeply sympathize with, because I am exactly the same way!) but immediately answered all of the same questions for me, casually, when the cameras were off. Ha-ha. It was awesome. We also filmed some group interviews at the shops, when possible and several really long interviews for future feature TAM articles.
Ed Hardy took the time to do two interviews with us, one conducted by Nick Bubash, the and another by me, while preparing for his opening on Thursday at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, which was absolutely amazing, by the way!
I'm always blown away by Ed's generosity and graciousness when we talk. Even in the midst of high-society, Ed would come over and tell us about his process and goals in some select pieces displayed, from the Cave of Tattoo Flash to his porcelain works, to several paintings, classic and new. I know very few artists so willing and excited to engage in this way, and the conversation is always deep and inspiring. Nick Bubash was a real treat to finally meet. His article is forthcoming! Stay tuned.
Dan Smith did one of the best interviews I've heard in years and I'm anxious to get it processed and into print/video.
The Sailor Jerry Rum crew gave us access to their really hip Airstream for several of our interviews and my thanks go out to both Dana Dynamite and Jae for being so accommodating. You guys rock!
We also managed to get interviews with Kevin LeBlanc (by Brad Fink), Big Gus (by Carlos Torres), Cobra Custom's artist, Forrest Cavacco (by Chops), Bryan Burk and Bugs (both by me). And full interviews with Henry Lewis (thanks to quick work by Jason Schroder and Shawn Barber), Doug Hardy (by Katie Sellergren), Tim Lehi (by Jason Brooks), Nick Rodin (whose doing his interview for the third time now…) and Jason Mcafee, (by the great Scott Sylvia) thanks to all of you.
Freddy Corbin is set for a feature interview soon and so is Horitaka and the crew at State of Grace Tattoo, and that's just the beginning, I believe.
I'm probably forgetting even more than that! In short, it was the trip of a lifetime…but possibly just the first of many! We'll see if we can get some more sponsors for the next one –but I promise it's gonna have to be a shorter trip next time… Maybe with some days off mixed in there! Then I wouldn't feel so old.
Each day was packed with work, to say the least, but I'm so stoked right now. The potentials are enormous; so let me say thanks to all of the people and sponsors that made it all possible:
Here are the companies who sent us actual capital because they believed in our potentials:
These companies also contributed to the project, whether in trade or with other resources:
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Each and every one of these people gave 110% for virtually nothing! And I am (as always) deeply indebted to each one of them.
I'd also like to thank Wrath for purchasing the Sailor Jerry page I sacrificed to help make this trip happen. I know its in good hands and it helped pay for this experiment.
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Chris Cano and Steven Kanner cycle through Gainesville regularly, collecting garbage that they turn into gold. Black gold, that is.
Chris Cano and Steven Kanner cycle through Gainesville regularly, collecting garbage that they turn into gold.
Black gold, that is.
It's a term some gardeners use when referring to compost, and it's created by mixing the right amount of brown material, such as dried leaves, with green material, such as plant-based food scraps.
The result is nutrient-rich, dark, fluffy dirt that their business, Gainesville Compost, sells as "Soil Food."
During the recent Alachua County Local Food Week, Gainesville Compost offered a free trial of its food-scrap collection service to local restaurants. Fourteen restaurants signed up, joining the company's 13 existing customers.
Of the 14 businesses in the trial, three decided to keep using the service: Bella Donna's, SweetBerries and Satchel's.
Kanner calculated that during the event, from Feb. 9 to 16, Gainesville Compost's trial diverted 1,572 pounds of waste from the landfill.
Kanner and Cano dropped off bins at the participating businesses along with a simple two-column instruction sheet listing what can be composted under "yes" and what to throw away under "no."
In general, the company collects the trimmings from fruits and vegetables before they're cooked, as well as eggshells and spent coffee grounds.
"It was really easy," said Juan Alcala, the 21-year-old assistant manager at Pascal's Coffeehouse, one of the businesses that participated in the trial.
They just dumped the coffee grounds into the bin that Gainesville Compost provided, instead of into the garbage can right next to it, he said.
While not all the coffee grounds got put in the correct container, the employees still filled a 5-gallon bucket in one week.
Since it was only one bucket, he said he didn't think it made that much of a difference. "Then again, if everyone did that little thing, that could really add up to something huge," he said.
Cano, 25, started Gainesville Compost in 2011, with a simple mission: To turn waste into food.
Cano said being responsible about waste is one incentive for people to use his service, since it gives businesses an easy opportunity to reduce the amount of waste that goes into the landfill. That reduction not only allows businesses to gain "green street cred," as he calls it, but it could also lead to a reduction in waste-removal costs (if the business is able to divert enough compostable material that it can use a smaller trash container for actual trash).
The company used to offer the collection service for free but started charging last summer.
The service costs $15.75 per month for collection of a five-gallon bucket per week, $22.50 per month for two five-gallon buckets per week, and for businesses with a lot of compostable material, weekly collection of a 32-gallon container for $27 per month.
"We promote restaurants heavily and emphasize who's participating in our service," Cano said. "At $15 to $27 (per month), if that drives just one additional customer to the restaurant, it will cover the cost of the service."
Cano partnered with Kanner, an environmental science student, in October. Kanner, 21, also owns Kanner Karts, which builds the bike trailers the two use to collect the scraps and deliver the compost.
Kanner said the composting produces a high-quality soil amendment that the company sells at the Union Street Farmers Market and via bike delivery for $32 per 5-gallon bucket, enough for around 50 plants.
The company has a network of partners around town — including Tempo Bistro, Church of Holy Colors and Porters Community Farm — that allows Gainesville Compost to use part of its property and get compost in return.
The pair take pains to be sure they comply with the necessary regulations on their activities.
"We do small-scale composting, so we don't fall under industrial-scale regulations," Cano said. "Nevertheless, we follow EPA composting guidelines, which includes reaching certain temperatures (130 degrees for three days) to ensure that potential pathogens are killed."
Composting is truly a win-win, said Wendy Wilber, a horticulture extension agent with the Alachua County Extension Office.
Wilber said that growing up, her parents had his and hers compost piles because they couldn't agree on which method to use.
Items such as kitchen waste and yard waste that would otherwise go to a landfill are being turned into a soil amendment that helps the soil hold water and nutrients, she explained, adding that it is especially important in the dry, sandy soils of Florida.
Gainesville Compost started using new software to more accurately measure the amount of waste that is being turned into useful material. Cano will soon display weekly and grand totals of each restaurant's contribution on the company's website for the public to see.


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$1 million needed by June 30 to achieve 2013 goal
Less than one month after Appeal Week 2013 ended, volunteers for the annual Appeal in support of Catholic Charities of Buffalo must raise $1 million more to reach this year's $10.7 million campaign goal. This week, the organization announced $9,738,391.31 has been raised in cash and pledges, representing 91 percent of the goal. Appeal officials said this is right on track with where the 2012 Appeal stood at this time last year.
Appeal Week 2013, held March 17-24, marked the strongest push for parish donations to support the myriad programs Catholic Charities offers, including behavioral health services, food pantries, basic relief services, the refugee assistance program, and counseling for individuals, children and families. The 2013 Appeal ends June 30.
Efforts to increase support from lapsed and new donors will continue in parishes, schools and the corporate community.
The Most Rev. Richard J. Malone, bishop of the Diocese of Buffalo, thanked the community for its generous response to the Appeal and asked for its continued support.
"We're very happy to announce the great progress we've made and I want to thank those who have contributed to this year's campaign so far, particularly our new donors," Bishop Malone said. "However, we still have a challenging road ahead of us to raise the $1 million that's absolutely vital to maintaining the 70 programs and services Catholic Charities offers 130,000 people in Western New York each year. I urge lapsed and potential donors to contribute and assist the most comprehensive human services provider in the region so it can continue to protect, strengthen and empower so many in our community."
Sister Mary McCarrick, OSF, Catholic Charities diocesan director, pointed to one of the 44 parishes that have already exceeded their 2012 Appeal totals as a key driver of current progress.
"St. Joseph-University Church in Buffalo, always one of our very supportive parishes, has surpassed its 2012 total by nearly $29,000 and broke the $200,000 mark by contributing more than $204,000 so far this year," McCarrick said. "We also recognize the growing efforts of the parish's youth ministry. At their fifth annual bowl-a-thon, parish youth raised $700. Credit certainly goes to an active parish team led by Father Jacob (Jack) Ledwon, pastor, and Appeal Chair Richard Baumann, as well as all of the pastoral staff and other volunteers. With similar results like these in parishes across our diocese, I'm confident our goal will soon be in sight."
St. Joseph-University Parish Appeal Chair Richard Baumann affirmed that the resources and tools provided by Catholic Charities continually help to generate a successful campaign.
"First, it is the people who donate that make this possible, because they have always been very generous," Baumann said. "For the two weeks before the start of Appeal Week, we collected donations in our community room after every Mass and offered coffee and donuts. The first week, Father Jack (Ledwon) and Dennis (Walczyk, Catholic Charities CEO) did a special reading of the Gospel with an elaboration that went over very well. People responded."
The parish team also extensively used the Appeal banners, posters and other materials Catholic Charities provided.
Stephen Ulrich, 2013 Appeal chair, praised the efforts of Baumann and the 600 other Appeal volunteers who work to encourage donations throughout the eight-county diocese.
"Our progress so far is a testament to your diligence and dedication. As we enter the last 10 weeks of our campaign, we ask for your continued commitment as we make this final drive toward our critically important goal," he said. "I implore everyone, Catholics and non-Catholics, and our corporate community, to respond with a contribution to Catholic Charities for the benefit of their neighbors, friends, employees and local families."
Donations to the 2013 Appeal will be gratefully received from all members of the community through the Appeal's close on June 30.
Catholic Charities empowers children, families and seniors to achieve meaningful, healthy and productive lives. In all situations, it delivers support to meet immediate needs and then assess for other needs to ensure long-term success. It is the most comprehensive human service provider, serving more than 130,000 people in all eight counties of Western New York with 70 programs and 61 locations.
The patron of Appeal 2013 is Blessed Frederic Ozanam, a layman who co-founded the St. Vincent de Paul Society.
For more information on Appeal 2013 or to make a donation, contact Catholic Charities at 716-218-1400 or visit www.ccwny.org. Check out Catholic Charities on Facebook at www.facebook.com/ccbuffalo and on Twitter at www.twitter.com/ccbuffalo.


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Linked by Thom Holwerda on Wed 27th Apr 2011 21:40 UTC
Apple has responded to the location data thing, and as it turns out, most of us moderate folk were completely right. Apple claims the data isn't sent to Apple, and that the storing of the information is a bug Apple will fix in the coming weeks. Still a very nasty and potentially dangerous bug, but not the massive privacy issue many made it out to be. Also, a new colour iPhone is out, which, if you were to believe the gadget and Apple sites, is yet another Apple revolution.
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while i'm pretty sure you jest! and rightly so.
I'm also pretty sure (you might be too) that Apple do actually have a patent, filed at least, for ..I think it was: hard plastic/polymer surface that can change colour to indicate device status -or something like that. I prefer your idea that the device could indicate its owners' status though ;-)


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With crop value and crop risk at all-time highs, growers will likely be interested in learning new ways to improve efficiency and reduce costs.
Farmers in North Carolina and southeastern Virginia will get that opportunity at a precision agriculture field day, set for Tuesday, June 19, at the Vernon James Agriculture Research and Extension Center in Plymouth, N.C.
Registration for the event begins at 8 a.m., followed by field tours, which run from 9 a.m. until ll:30 a.m , followed by lunch.
An indoor afternoon session will conclude the event.
Field tours and presentations by university and agri-industry technology leaders include: Greenseeker sensor-based variable rate nitrogen application, by Gary Roberson, North Carolina State University; demonstration of an automated soil sampling rig, by North Carolina State and industry technology specialists; GPS control of spray boom sections and planter operations, by Ron Heiniger, North Carolina State University; poultry litter sub-surface placement with optional variable rate/GPS control, by Dan Pote, USDA-ARS Arkansas; andsoil electrical conductivity mapping with a Veris Sensor, by Southern States Inc.
Following lunch, attendees will hear presentations held inside at the Plymouth research facility. These include: Current RTK GPS service options, by Gary Roberson, North Carolina State University; sensor-based variable-rate nitrogen technology for sensor-based variable-rate nitrogen technology for
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During the event a number of exhibitors will be on hand to discuss their products. Companies interested in exhibition space or anyone interested in more information about the event, which is held every two years, should contact Carl Crozier, [email protected], 252-793-4428, ext. 134; Melinda White, [email protected], 252-793-4428, ext. 126; or Jewell Tetterton, [email protected], 252-793-4118.
There will be a poster demonstration during lunch and between field tours. Posters on display include: Spying on Stink Bugs in Cotton, by Dominic Reisig and Allen Meijer, North Carolina State University and Determination of Corn Plant Nitrogen Status Using Airborne Spectral and LiDAR Measurements: Preliminary Investigation, by David Williams, Jeffrey White, and Carl Crozier, North Carolina State University.


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Thank you. All sounds grand. Hope you're still enjoying it.
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|May 3, 2012, 18:04
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Progress has been a bit slow lately because I started playing a videogame (King's Bounty: The Legend), and boy howdy do those things have a way of sucking up your spare time. Anyway, I've completed a first attempt at allowing items to modify other items -- I can equip a Ring of Prowess and it will improve the apparent prowess bonus on my equipped weapon. However, I think I want to change the mechanism, since it doesn't handle unequipping the weapon while the ring is still equipped very well. I see two options here:
1) When the ring is equipped, it applies a bonus to all equipped items in the appropriate slot(s), and adds a trigger to their onUnequip functions to remove that bonus.
2) Extend the equipment system to include triggers associated with specific slots and actions; the ring would modify that instead of directly modifying the equipped item(s).
I'm also going to need something like #2 for items that modify stuff in your inventory, since otherwise every time an item gets picked up I'll have to iterate over all my equipment to see if anything should be done about it. So I'm leaning towards #2 as a general-purpose solution.
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|May 9, 2012, 23:46
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I consider the first pass on equipment bonuses and procs to be complete now. Actually it was complete about a week ago but I didn't get around to posting here. There are of course tons of holes in the implementation, but they should all be missing-content holes, not missing-framework holes.
It bugged me how stupidly slow the draw code was, so I've sped it up a touch. It's still pretty dumb, but at least it's not iterating over the contents of every visible cell on every refresh now. Doesn't mean that it won't need to be optimized further, but at least it's not nagging at my brain any more.
I think the next serious thing to touch on is terrain, as a prelude to writing the level generation framework. I took a few looks at Angband's terrain edit file and decided I don't really want to just port that straight over like I more-or-less did with item and creature records. That means I get to come up with my own designs.
First off, in Pyrel "terrain" isn't meaningfully distinct from any other interactable object. Walls are simply Things that sit in cells on the map and obstruct movement. Doors would be walls that can be opened. Floors are implicit. So there's no terrain layer, no traps layer, none of that.
What does that mean as far as terrain is concerned? I was thinking that perhaps terrain is just the non-item, non-creature stuff that is added to the map during map generation. That's a pretty broad categorization, though, which means that the terrain records (the stuff that goes into the "edit files") would need to be very flexible, with each record having only very few required entries -- pretty much just the name and any display information.
I mean, doors can be opened, locked, unlocked, bashed, or tunneled through, each of which results in some kind of state transition (well, tunneling destroys the door outright). Walls can just be tunneled through. Stairs can only be interacted with via the < and > commands. These are a lot of disparate abilities. Current Angband handles them via flags. For example, up stairs have the flags
meaning that players and monsters can walk on them freely, they're notable enough to jump to with the "look" command, and they serve as an upwards-facing exit out of levels. Some of them make sense as flags -- walkability, for example, is already effectively handled as a flag in Pyrel (walkable objects are not in the BLOCKERS container). Some of them I'd want to represent as a state transition, though.
For example, opening a door results in an open door; clearly the door should be a member of the OPENABLE container and thus implement the onOpen function. That's nice an atomic. But bashing a door down is not atomic -- the player can weaken the door several times before getting through, while any individual bash attempt may be completely ineffectual. Moreover the difficulty of bashing a door increases with depth. Tunneling through a wall is atomic (you either succeed or you fail, with no memory), but the wall may contain an item (in rubble, or treasure veins), which may or may not be visible before tunneling, and whose value depends on depth. So how do I represent all that?
What we're basically dealing with here are building blocks for levels. However, I suspect they need to be agnostic of the levels they're being placed into, because so much of that depends on the level generation code. For example, while I could directly encode the difficulty of picking a lock into the terrain record as e.g. 2+1d4M8 or something, who's to say that the level generator wouldn't want to make a vault blocked off by nigh-impossibly-difficult locks?
I'm starting to wonder if I shouldn't forgo a terrain edit file altogether and just directly instantiate a bunch of classes for the different types of terrain I want to have. It seems like it would be more or less impossible to have anything except a cosmetic difference without modifying the code anyway, unless I want to make for really complicated terrain records.
I don't have any firm answers, yet, but this is the kind of thing I'm thinking about. Feel free to chime in if you have suggestions.
|May 10, 2012, 01:55
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|May 10, 2012, 20:06
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You're right that there are clearly aspects of terrain that should be handled by flags. Visibility, walkability, etc. should be handled by flags. I was thinking more about the terrain transitions and how to properly handle them in code. Here are some examples of possible terrain transitions:
* closed door -> (open) -> open door
* closed door -> (bash) -> (open door or broken door)
* repeat above for locked and jammed doors
* most walls -> (tunnel) -> no terrain
* curtain -> (open or move) -> opened curtain
This kind of thing makes me want to encode the valid state transitions into the terrain record. The main problem here is that many of the transitions have a difficulty rating and/or a progress value, or may generate items when completed (for treasure veins or rubble), or the like. So there's a lot of complexity here.
It seems clear I should be trying to leverage the proc/effect code here somehow. Procs are stateful, so I could handle progress that way. That still leaves me with the problem of how to represent all this in the records, though. And I really can't see a way I can avoid having a separate entry for each of normal, locked, and jammed doors, for example...
(Note that I'm omitting a bunch of stuff like visibility/walkability/etc. flags, and display info, for the sake of brevity)
{ "name": "granite wall", "interactions": ( { "action": "tunnel", "procs": ({"name": "tunnelWall", "difficulty": 1000}) } ) }, { "name": "quartz vein", "interactions": ( { "action": "tunnel", "procs": ({"name": "tunnelWall", "difficulty": "200}) ) } ) }, { "name": "quartz vein with treasure", "ancestor": "quartz vein", "interactions": ( { "action": "tunnel", "postProcs": ({"name": "dropTreasure", "amount": "10+5d10M800"}) } ) }, { "name": "door", "interactions": ( { "action": "open", "procs": ({"name": "replaceTerrain", "replacement": "open door"}) }, { "action": "bash", "procs": ({"name": "bashDoor", "difficulty": "1+M10"}, {"name": "replaceTerrain", "replacement": "broken door"} ) } ) }, { "name": "locked door", "ancestor": "door", "interactions": ( { "action": "open", "preProcs": ({"name": "unlockDoor", "difficulty": "1+M10"}) } ) }
This is pretty verbose, and it doesn't let you bash a door and end up with a non-broken door afterwords. And I'm not certain that the execution-chain system is going to handle all the different use cases I can think of.
|May 17, 2012, 20:22
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Okay, another post about terrain, with still no actual code written yet. That's okay! Far better to spend X time now thinking of a good system than to spend 5X time down the road rewriting a bad one (and then still having to spend the X to think of a good system anyway!).
I saw Magnate ask on IRC for some information about how terrain fits into the object model, hence the post.
Pyrel's tiles are general-purpose containers that can hold just about anything, with no requirements on quantity or type. So you could theoretically stuff any number of monsters into a single tile if you wanted to -- though behaviorally this is blocked because each monster is an obstacle to movement by any other monster or the player. Similarly, you could have multiple traps, multiple terrain objects, or of course multiple items.
Magnate, you suggested basically having arbitrary characteristics that could be associated with a given terrain object -- for example lock difficulty, or tunnel difficulty, or degree of LOS obstruction, etc. That is absolutely doable; the main question then becomes how we cleanly integrate those kinds of features into the main codebase, which is what I've been discussing earlier.
We could possibly stick multiple terrain objects into a single tile, representing a locked door as a lock + a door. Then the lock would block all attempts at opening until it is picked (at which point it is destroyed), and the door would block all attempts at moving through the tile. Of course, to do this properly we need to handle multiple actionable items in a single tile -- when you say you want to open what is on that tile, the game needs to first go to the lock, and not the door. This would also make the act of 'l'ooking around more complicated -- how do we know to represent the lock + door pairing as a "locked door"?
|May 17, 2012, 23:15
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The second approach, where you allow multiple terrains to be on the same square seems like the better way to go. Especially as this would allow additional effects like lingering poison or fog clouds.
When you attempt to interact with a terrain tile you interact with all the terrains on it. So the door + lock works as you said. To determine what to see when looking you probably need a priority value so you know which to display. In this case door would probably have priority so you'd see just a plain door, or closed door on looking. You won't know it's locked until you try to open it. You could go further and say that the lock is hidden until you attempt to open it, and then it's not hidden. Just like a trap is hidden until you discover it.
If you really want a player to be able to tell that the door is locked, you can allow for a "verbose" command on look that tells you all the known properties of the tile. In the locked door case it might be something like:
So you can imagine some of the characteristics that go into a general terrain feature as something like
|May 18, 2012, 01:05
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|May 31, 2012, 23:53
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I ended up going with the system I described with the giant codeblock example a few posts up (the one with the "preProcs", "procs", and "postProcs" lists). It seemed the least objectionable. I've implemented tunneling and opening of doors; the appropriate terrain transformations occur successfully. At this point I think I'm going to want to create a more generic "transform terrain into other terrain" proc, and clean up how we handle determining if a given terrain is eligible for a given interaction -- but the basics are there, so that's progress.
The way variable stuff is handled is by using the same "boosted die" mechanic that is used to decide item powers (the "A + XdY MZ" format. Both the terrain flags and the procs can thus have random variance as well as a level-dependent component.
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