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The Equalizer 2
Robert McCall returns to deliver his special brand of vigilante justice -- but how far will he go when it's someone he loves.
Death Wish
Dr. Paul Kersey is an experienced trauma surgeon, a man who has spent his life saving lives. After an attack on his family, Paul embarks on his own mission for justice.
American Animals
Spencer Reinhard, Warren Lipka, Eric Borsuk and Chas Allen are four friends who live an ordinary existence in Kentucky. After a visit to Transylvania University, Lipka comes up with the idea to steal the rarest and most valuable books from the school's library. As one of the most audacious art heists in U.S. history starts to unfold, the men question whether their attempts to inject excitement and purpose into their lives are simply misguided attempts at achieving the American dream.
Furious 7
Deckard Shaw seeks revenge against Dominic Toretto and his family for his comatose brother.
The life of a foster family in South Central Los Angeles, a few weeks before the city erupts in violence following the verdict of the Rodney King trial.
Gatao 2: Rise of the
Ren has finally succeeded his boss as the head of the North Fort Gang. For so long, his ambitions had been held back; now, he can realize them. But the ruthless Jian returns with his own ...
Escape Plan 2: Hades
A sequel to the 2013 film about prison security expert Ray Breslin, who uses his skills to test out the reliability of maximum security prisons.
Murder on the Orient
A lavish train ride unfolds into a stylish & suspenseful mystery. From the novel by Agatha Christie, Murder on the Orient Express tells of thirteen stranded strangers & one man's race to solve the puzzle before the murderer strikes again.
Paint It Red
A pair of bank robbers knock off Bohemian tenants in search for their stolen loot.
When a short-tempered mobster and his gang of thugs try to shake down a neighborhood bar, they're soon confronted with the wrath of its owner - a mysterious southern mother with a dangerous past.
Bad Samaritan
A pair of burglars stumble upon a woman being held captive in a home they intended to rob.
The Barn
A serial killer strikes Sugar Grove, Virginia. A rising journalist comes to town to cover the story : her investigation will soon lead her to the town's darkest secret, at her own risks.
The Disappearing Gam
Crime-solving librarian Aurora Teagarden leaps headfirst into Lawrenceton's latest murder investigation when her nephew Phillip and his college roommate go missing after the roommate's girlfriend is found dead. Enlisting the help of her Real Murders pals, and the handsome college professor Nick Miller who just moved in across the street from her, Roe uncovers a kidnapping plot gone awry.
The Third Murder
A courtroom drama centered around the murder of a factory president.
"It is absolutely wrong to believe that other people are in a position of undertanding our deepest feelings." - Mishima
Ocean's 8
Debbie Ocean, a criminal mastermind, gathers a crew of seven other female thieves to pull off the heist of the century at New York's annual Met Gala.
A Prayer Before Dawn
Based on the true life experience of Billy Moore who survived his Thai prison ordeal by becoming a Muay Thai boxing champion.
Sicario: Day of the
FBI agent Matt Graver teams up with operative Alejandro Gillick to prevent Mexican drug cartels from smuggling terrorists across the U.S. border.
Beauty and the Dogs
Mariam just wanted to enjoy the night, when a tragic event occurs. Despite the trauma, the pretty tunisian student is determined to go to the police. But what can be done when your persecutor is your only chance?
A diamond trader travels to Russia to arrange a sale. When his partner goes missing (along with the gems), the diamond trader winds up disappearing to Siberia. There, he begins a relationship with a local cafe owner, only to have his past soon catch up with him.
Career criminal Youngblood Priest wants out of the Atlanta drug scene, but as he ramps up sales, one little slip up threatens to bring the whole operation down before he can make his exit.
Women of Mafia
A former police officer goes under cover in the mafia.
John Gotti rises to the top of the New York underworld to become the boss of the Gambino crime family. His life takes a tumultuous turn as he faces tragedy, multiple trials and a prison sentence.
Intensive Care
Three low-life criminals attempt to rob an elderly dying woman's home, but her live-in nurse turns out to be much more trouble than they bargained for.


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Gluten free Restaurants in San Francisco: Pica pica
Pica Pica Maize Kitchen
401 Valencia Street
San Francisco, CA 94103
Phone: 415-400-5453
Can't make it to San Francisco? Try Napa!
Oxbow Public Market
610 First Street, #5 Napa, CA 94559
Phone: 707-251-3757
Pica Pica Maize Kitchen is a delightful find for anyone on a gluten-free diet or who has developed an addiction to corn-based Venezuelan cuisine. I am almost embarrassed that in the over five years that I've lived in the Bay Area, I've never made it to their San Francisco location. Luckily, my gluten-free friends at BlogHer food were more motivated and planned a lunch there which I was very happy to attend. The entire menu is gluten-free. Those who can't have corn will be out of luck, as pretty much everything contains corn. However, you can easily eat vegetarian or even vegan, and rice isn't even on the menu if you are rice intolerant! Soy also can be avoided, although PAN, the base for their arepas, may be manufactured on lines with soy. If you thought you'd never eat a sandwich out again or have this much selection if you did, this place will prove you wrong and make you happy in the process. If you are like me, you'll be a little overwhelmed by all the options, so let me tell you about the vegetarian dishes I tried. The most obvious vegetarian arepa choice is of course La Vegetariana Arepa with tofu, avocado, plantains, black beans and sauce. The ingredients sound perfect, but somehow it is just a bit bland for my taste, to be honest. I had it twice- once at the Napa location some time back, and both times I wasn't all that excited. I love tofu, but this is quite a big, fairly plain slab of the stuff.
I didn't order the Morena, or black bean, Empanada myself, but Ali of Whole Life Nutrition Kitchen did and generously shared some with me. Usually empanadas are made out of wheat flour, so it is a rare treat to find some that are made out of corn. These are light, flaky, probably deep fried, and have a delicious bean filling. I would definitely order them next time. Yummy! And I loved the spicy sauce with them. De-lish! The Queso Fresco empanada sounds good, too, but it would be hard to beat the savory bean filling.
Deep fried gluten-free goodies are always tempting, as it can be very hard to find them without cross contamination issues from a shared fryer. Pica Pica has two deep fried sides that are both good, but very different. One is a plantain chip. They are soft and sweet, with a thin, lightly fried exterior. If you are expecting intense crunch, this may not be the dish for you, but I like them because you can eat a bunch and not feel terribly guilty. If you're in the camp that wants your fried food to taste like true deep fried goodness, then I recommend the Yucca fries. These amazingly crispy fries will satisfy all your Southern dreams and then some. I would want to share them with a friend because they are so rich and decadent. Bet you can't eat just one!
I also tried their hot chocolate, but I am a picky-picky girl when it comes to my hot chocolate and I like it dark, rich, and thick. I wouldn't order it again for myself but I bet my DH would enjoy it.
Of course the best thing about eating out is usually the company. I shared my meal with a wonderful group of gluten-free bloggers, most of whom I mentioned in this post about our gluten-free meal together at The Plant. *Link to blogs included for New friends not previously listed*
Shirley of Gluten-free Easily was a charming table companion, and we shared a batch of plantain fries. I just love her.
Counter-clockwise: Tia from Gluten Gluten-free, Alisa of Go Dairy Free, Diane from The Whole Gang, and just the eyes of Wendy of Celiacs in the House
Clockwise: Ellen of I am Gluten Free, GF Veg of Wheatless and Meatless, Kim of Cook it Allergy Free, Tom and Ali of Whole Life Nutrition Kitchen
And guess what? My friends wrote reviews of Pica Pica, too!
Wendy's review and Arepas recipe
Diane's review of Pica Pica and other gluten-free dining in San Francisco
GF Veg's review of Pica Pica and photo slideshow
Alisa's Dairy-free Review of Pica Pica Maize Kitchen
Know of any other Pica Pica blog reviews? Share in the comments and I'll add them to the list!
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Volume 11, Number 1
Humor US: Librarians and Laughter (Spring 2005)
Full Issue
Table of Contents
Humor Us: Librarians and Laughing
Barbara Butler
Laughter: The Best Medicine?
Barbara Butler
St. Patrick Party: Oregon Agricultural College Librarians, 1922
Elizabeth A. Nielson
It's No Laughing Matter
Kristen Anderson
Gonzo at the UO Libraries
Leslie Bennett and Aimee Yogi
My Life as an Action Figure
Nancy Pearl
But… You Don't Look Like a Librarian
Ruth Kneale
Cancellations Librarian
Joe K. Stephens
News to Us: Library Humor Websites
Janet Webster and Barbara Butler
Guest Editor
- Barbara Butler
- Oregon Institute of Marine Biology


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Couple points in no particular order: Calling it a thread pool is a bit misleading. Erlang processes are much more lightweight than a thread. Also, I'm fairly certain that this isn't even a pool. I'm pretty sure that processes are never returned to it. Once a client disconnects the process ends. Also, once a client connects and the process goes to handle it, a new process is added to the pool. I haven't done too much tuning personally on the size, so I'm not sure how much performance boost to expect from making it bigger. Given that, no a GET request to a view will hold the process until the view update finishes and returns. And technically a HEAD should have the same behavior. My guess is that you're just seeing the processes being spawned and added to the pool if you're logging such things. I think the default size is 16 but that's half guess because I haven't looked at the code lately. On Wed, Sep 14, 2011 at 10:55 AM, Martin Hewitt <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote: > Hi all, > > We've got a dedicated CouchDB server and I'm looking at ways we can improve its performance. One I've hit on is increasing the size of the MochiWeb acceptor pool, but a background thought occurred to me: does CouchDB hold open MochiWeb acceptor threads whilst it runs whatever process (i.e. a view rebuild if a view's requested) is needed or does it hand-off to another thread, returning the MochiWeb thread to the pool? Is the MochiWeb thread released if the client closes the HTTP connection? > > We're currently using HEAD requests to keep view rebuilds ticking over, which works fine, and, as far as I can tell, releases a MochiWeb thread right away, as soon as the request is completed, but I'm just thinking about circumstances under which the thread pool might become saturated. > > An aside: what's the default size of the thread pool? > > Thanks, > > Martin
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EU and UNICEF kick off support to make the justice system child-friendly
8 October 2010, Skopje: Ambassador Erwan Fouéré, Special Representative of the European Union (EU) and Head of the European Union Delegation, Mr. Mihajlo Manevski, Minister of Justice and Mr. Sheldon Yett, United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) Representative today kicked off a two year (2010-2012) project to support reform of justice system for children.
"Preventing and protecting children from being victimised and treated as criminals are the basic objectives of the reform and the Law on Juvenile Justice," said Mr. Mihajlo Manevski, Minister of Justice. "To achieve this and the best interest of the child, authorities must apply principals of restorative justice and give priority to preventive, protection and educational measures – detention should always be a measure of last resort," continued Manevski.
While the country's legislative code and judicial system emphasizes restorative justice over punishment, the administration of the child justice system in the country is not fully consistent with the requirements laid out in the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child.. Remaining challenges include the fact that professionals often lack the means and resources to fully implement the juvenile justice law and the lack of a national prevention programme.
"It is undisputable that the track-record of implementation [of law] is the real test for the appropriateness and efficiency of one country's legislative and institutional framework. And this is where this project tries to give the most substantial support," said Ambassador Erwan Fouéré, Special Representative of the European Union (EU) and Head of the European Union Delegation,
With support from the EU and UNICEF, the project titled "Justice for Children" will help the Government reform the system to bring it in line with EU and international standards. Focusing on three pillars - improving the normative framework, capacity building, and prevention – the project will contribute to closing the gap between what is written in law and reality.
"The justice system for children not only needs to provide reintegration programmes for children in conflict with the law," said Mr. Sheldon Yett, Representative, United Nations Children's Fund(UNICEF), "but programmes for those at risk also need to be in place. Outreach and prevention programmes need to be a key part of the system to ensure those at risk of becoming in contact with the law receive the support that they have a right to have," continued Yett.
Contributing to the broader reform of the criminal justice system, the € 800,000 project is funded by the European Union (under the Instrument for Pre-Accession Assistance) with an amount of €700,000 and co-funded with €100,000 and implemented by UNICEF.


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In the medical and scientific world it's known as pseudomonas. In the salon, it's more commonly referred to as "greenies." Whatever the name, it's an unsightly bacterial infection that makes clients and nail techs see green — literally.
Pseudomonas bacterial infection can occur between the natural nail plate and the nail bed, or between an artificial nail coating and the natural nail plate. Some people mistakenly categorize pseudomonas as a mold, but in reality mold is not a human pathogen.
For years, the term "mold" has been used in the nail industry to describe what are most likely pseudomonas bacteria. The green color visible on the nail that's often mistaken for mold is a byproduct of the infection and is caused primarily by iron compounds.
This type of bacteria is commonly associated with nails, but it can also settle into other parts of the body, including the eyes. It is common in the environment and sometimes even found in hot tubs, says Phoebe Rich, a clinical associate professor of dermatology at the Oregon Health Sciences University in Portland, Ore.
The risk of pseudomonas can be increased by moisture entrapment. Before a nail infection can occur the surface of the nail plate must be contaminated with bacteria. Once a nail enhancement enters the picture bacteria can become trapped between the natural and artificial nail and grow. Covering the nail plate with an enhancement creates a nearly oxygen-free environment in which these bacteria thrive. They produce a dark green substance — the green color you see visible on the nail.
Pseudomonas can form if the bacteria were on the nail plate and were not thoroughly removed before a coating was applied on the nail, or if bacteria somehow got between the nail plate and the product after the client left the salon.
nail diseases
March 7, 2012
Familiar to nail techs because it can turn clients' nails green, pseudomonas is a common bacteria that thrives in many environments.
August 19, 2011
A New York City-based dermatologist specializing in nails, Dr. Dana Stern takes us on a tour of her day — complete with melanomas, onycholysis, paronychia, and more.
March 1, 2009
Oh, that dreaded feeling that comes over a tech when she picks up a client's hand and spots her green nemesis.
February 1, 2005
Having a nail infection is never fun, but luckily pseudomonas bacteria is one nail disease that can be eliminated fairly easily. Find out what causes the "greenies" and how you can ensure your clients won't have ever have to deal with this ugly disorder.
November 1, 1997
Fungal infections of the nails are to nail salons what Elvis sightings are to the National Enquirer — rumored to be everywhere but with no documented proof.
October is Breast Cancer Awareness month, so in honor of all those affected now and in the future, NAILS is reviewing the best ways for nail techs to service clients with cancer.
A "habit tic" is the result of a client's unconscious nervous habit. Learn how you can offer a solution to this curable condition.
In this month's column, Dr. Stern discusses the different reasons pseudomonas infections may develop on clients' nails and what to do about it if they do.
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Over the years, I've been invited to many student productions of "Free to Be...You and Me," and my favorite thing about them is watching the kids take ownership of the material -- whether they're stylizing a song or reading a line to match their feeling. Adults often underestimate children's ability to grasp the heart of a concept -- or run with an idea of their own -- but we're wrong. They're a lot smarter and more take-charge than we think.
We're seeing that ability take hold now with bullying. Even as the adults in their lives try to stem this dangerous epidemic, kids who confront the terror every day know that they're at the center of the storm, and they have begun to realize that they have the power to take charge -- to stare down their fears and raise up their voices.
"Giving students a voice is the number one factor that most influences a change in culture, climate and academic performance," reads the mission statement of Utterly Global, an information-packed website that encourages student participation in its strategies to eradicate bullying. "Children are our greatest resource -- value them."
The simple, common-sense wisdom of this approach inspired me to search the web for examples of how kids are expressing their feelings about bullying, and what they're doing to take the reins in this battle. And I needed surf no further than YouTube. Below are a handful of videos I found, and each one, in its own way, gave me hope. Here are real kids -- some who have been bullied, some who have been bystanders, some who have even been the bullies themselves -- joining hands and taking a stand. "Wake up!" they seem to be telling the grownups of the world. "Our lives are at stake."
It all reminds me of that feeling my collaborators and I used to get when we were putting together "Free to Be" 40 years ago -- that deep and optimistic conviction that we could change the world one child at a time. The great difference is, now the kids are trying to do it themselves.
This fall, we'll be partnering with the Ad Council to help parents learn how to engage with their kids about bullying -- and I think one of the first things we'll do is show them some of the videos I found. All of them are exciting and inspiring, because they remind us of how fierce and creative children can be when they band together for something they believe in, and once again show us how much we can learn from them.
So take a look. Some of these videos have viewer numbers that are far too low, and we can help change that by forwarding them to our friends. Meantime, if you've found other videos like these, we'd love for you to share them with us. There's no such thing as too much hope.


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Find out your special talent.
I'm very good at fake crying and fake laughing. Many people are good at pretending to cry, and they give Oscars out for that. But pretending to really be laughing? Well, that's a special talent.
We've all got a bunch of weird little talents that we may not share with everyone. At Killerkinks, they believe that the random things we're good at actually have something to do with our zodiac sign.
Do your arbitrary gifts and skills match the ones your sign suggests you might have?
Aries (March 21 – April 19): Genius at the verbal insult, win every board and card game, and can go on and on when it comes to having s*x.
Taurus (April 20 – May 20): You should be on The Voice. No one even bothers to argue with you since you win every argument, and you're so insanely good at doing your own hair that you should have your own YouTube tutorial channel.
Gemini (May 21 – June 20): It's not a party until you get there. You can do dead-on impressions of people, and don't take yourself too seriously.
Cancer (June 21 – July 22): You may be out of your teen years, but you're a master at video games. You're a kick-a*s writer and could have a black-belt in apologizing.
Leo (July 23 – August 22): You get off on being the center of attention, so it's no wonder you're amazing at acting, oral presentations (get up in front of an audience? Yes, please!), and no one can top you when you're karaokeing Adele's "Someone Like You."
Virgo (August 23 – September 22): You could be a professional organizer if you wanted to, but you don't want to make the professional organizers cry. If you're an actor and hear that you have an audition the next day, you memorize a character monologue from Shakespeare. By the way, it's still bragging when you post on social media every time you finish a book in a day.
Libra (September 23 – October 22): You're the pet-whisperer and can charm the most scared of cats or the yippiest of dogs. You have a great eye for style and everybody is impressed when you tell them that the incredible outfit you're wearing was put together by you, from items purchased at a garage sale.
Scorpio (October 23 – November 21): You're fantastic at remembering faces, and if your second grade teacher Mrs. Winderburns passed you in a casino in Vegas, you'd remember her. You're also a very good artist and there really isn't anything you can't draw.
Sagittarius (November 22 – December 21): You're the Martin Scorsese of Vines. If someone called you out for being phuny, you don't care; puns greatly appeal to your sense of humor and way with words.
Capricorn (December 22 – January 19): You've never met a teacher you couldn't charm, especially when it was clear you did your homework at the last minute (another of your gifts). You're proudest of your ability to park your car, no matter how small the space appears to be.
Aquarius (January 20 – February 18): You're not shy about speaking your mind and it's definitely a talent. Every sport you ., you . it well, and there are quite a few people jealous of your ability to adapt to any situation.
Pisces (February 19 – March 20): Everyone wants to be on your gift-list, for you always choose the most appropriate and yet creative gift out there. You're always right there with the witty comebacks. How you manage to put the most unlikely ingredients together and make the most delicious dishes is truly Chopped-worthy.
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Power Lift
Melissa Urist's Hellion-boosted GT is the most powerful street S550 around
By Steve Turner
Photos courtesy of Hellion Power Systems
Since the release of the 2015 Mustang, we have seen the aftermarket push the latest Mustangs and the Coyote engine platform to some impressive levels. One of the outfits continually pushing those boundaries is Hellion Power Systems.
Company main man, John Urist, designed the first bolt-on turbo system for the news-school Coyote and the company has continued to push the turbo-Coyote marriage to new heights. With a new upgrade to the company's in-house project, driven by Melissa Urist, this car is now one of the most powerful 2015+ Mustangs on the planet.
"Missy decided to put on the premium upgrade turbos for the upcoming season," John said. "We know these turbos are capable of this power, and we were happy that they did it through a stock auto trans."
Last year she competed in the NMRA's Turbo Coyote Shootout for the first time. That taste of competition stoked her competitive fires for the 2016 campaign. As such, she wanted to see how her car would perform with more boost.
See how the car responded on the Dynojet at The Dyno Edge in Albuquerque, New Mexico, here…
To achieve those gains, John did little more than swap to the company's optional larger turbos, crank up the boost and fill the tank with some ethanol-infused fuel. Sure the calibration needed a little tweaking to work with the increased airflow, but the car is still essentially a stock 2015 Mustang with a built short-block and a Hellion Eliminator system.
"We swapped the 55mm units for the 64mm upgrade units we offer," John explained. This is the base kit, E70 fuel from the pump by the house, 29 psi, stock heads, stock cams stock intake, and an MMR short-block. (It's the) same configuration as the 8.90 pass which was with 1,100 rear-wheel horsepower."
Yes, this car was the first stock-IRS 2015 Mustang to run in the 8-second zone with little more than some Steeda bolt-on suspension enhancements out back. With the newfound power offered by the 64mm turbos, Mrs. Urist is really excited about the impending NMRA season.
"We are so excited about how the dyno went," Melissa said. "I'm looking to have some fun this year, but I also want to win. The 55s made great power and had a great track time of 8.90/155, but I want to go a little faster this year."
Just how quick might Melissa run with this new combination? It will definitely be fun to see just how low this street S550 can go.
"We expect low eights at this heavy, stock weight," John added.
We should find out on the weekend of March 3-6 in Bradenton, Florida, if not sooner.


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Protect Volunteer Park from the Expansion of the Gould Building
Updated 2017-01-17: The City Council is actively considering this project. Please see our overview comment: 18 Reasons to Vote No on Asian Art Museum Expansion . Now is the time to email email@example.com with your concerns.
Welcome to ProtectVolunteerPark.org. We support the necessary renovations for seismic safety and climate control of the Gould Building which houses the Asian Art Museum! We do not support the taking of Volunteer Park land and views to expand the building footprint. Mayor Murray and the City Council have proposed to build the yellow additions shown, using an extra $10 million in city spending.
A Renovation Became an Expansion, Without Public Involvement
Seattle voters approved $9 million in the 2008 Parks Levy to renovate the Gould Building for seismic safety and air conditioning. We did not vote to give up precious parkland to make the building larger. No community meetings consulted the public about whether the museum building should be expanded into the park. Community meetings were organized by Seattle Art Museum (SAM) and always presented only SAM's proposal to build additions to the building along with the renovations.
To learn more:
Public Involvement is Required When Building in a Park
City Documents About the Project
About the Proposed Zoning Changes
The Proposed Additions Harm Volunteer Park
The Olmsted Brothers designed Volunteer Park as a naturalistic respite from life in an already dense city. In 1910 they expressed their opposition to building the art museum in the park, for the reason that "The landscape ceases to be a naturalistic park landscape, and becomes a building landscape." Today the building is there to stay, and the park is legally protected as a historic landmark of the highest (national) significance.
SAM's proposed South Addition (shown above) is just under 50 feet tall, equivalent to a 4 story office building 78 ft long excluding the cantilevered Park Lobby, and projecting 42 feet into the Olmsted-designed landscape. It would become the tallest and most visually imposing face of the building, towering above the park's downward-sloping east side. The glassed-in "Park Lobby" would be a prominent lit-up feature in the evenings. Views would be blocked of grass, shrubs, trees, and sky, and the naturalistic feeling spoiled. Construction impacts would threaten the park's exceptional trees.
Alternatives Should be Considered
Our sister site ThinkAgainSAAM.org displays some creative thinking about how to benefit both the museum and the park
Please donate, if you can, to help with Legal Action to Protect Volunteer Park. Click the link to learn more. Volunteer Park is protected by several laws as a Seattle park and nationally significant historic landmark.
Did you know that the Asian Art Museum building originally had free admission, four days per week? Why does it not today? See our article Public Benefits Cut, Public Spending Maintained to learn what happens when we allow private capital investment in Seattle's parks. Other Seattle parks are also targeted for private capital investment by the City administration; see Privatization in Seattle's Other Parks.
We Do Not Want the Museum to Move
Occasionally at public meetings people have suggested that the Asian Art Museum be moved to Chinatown – International District. Protect Volunteer Park does not endorse this idea, in fact we find the suggestion inappropriate. Expression of the cultures of Asia should be welcome in every Seattle neighborhood, including new facilities. But not built in a city park!
We appreciate the Asian Art Museum where it is. That is why we are fully supportive of renovating the building for seismic safety and air conditioning, within its existing footprint. That is what was presented to Seattle voters in 2008, and which the voters approved.
Organizational Support
A number of organizations have expressed strong concerns about the museum building expansion:
- The Cultural Landscape Foundation
- TreePAC and Cass Turnbull
(Update 2017-01-28: We are most saddened to hear that Cass Turnbull has died suddenly of a medical condition. She was a delightful person whose work as an educator and advocate was of incredible value to the community. We miss her already.)
- National Association of Olmsted Parks (PDF)
- Friends of Seattle's Olmsted Parks (PDF)
- Friends of Frink Park
- Friends of Cheasty
About This Site
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J'ai lu ça : http://www.numerama.com/magazine/19348-la-mort-d-internet-se-confirme-un-peu-plus-a-bruxelles.html
Détrôa a écrit:Pour toi et probablement tout le monde sur ce forum, c'est très simple, mais on est pas du tout représentatifs de la population.
Moira a écrit:Nan, connais pas Freenet. J'ai vaguement Googlisé, mais j'ai l'impression que c'est plus une sorte de navigateur qu'autre chose, je me trompe ?... Disons que je ne vois pas le rapport entre la suppression du net accessible à tous ceux qui payent leur box et un logiciel navigateur ?...
http://www.sankakucomplex.com/2011/08/07/comiket-bans-sexy-cosplay/Comiket Bans Sexy Cosplay
Comiket has reportedly banned sexy cosplay with a revision of the
rules governing how much skin female cosplayers are allowed to bare,
supposedly because of public indecency fears.
The revision to the rules is supposedly
to "avoid the possibility of public indecency offences," although the
severity of the new rules would apparently preclude quite a lot of
commonly worn female fashion, as well as something as indecent as
appearing at a beach in swimwear.
Rag Tokyo Sports describes the new rules in its most recent edition:[Under the new rules] any costume with visible underwearWith the event already dominated by sales of pornographic and
or genitals is banned, as well as anything which greatly emphasises the
genital region. Not wearing underwear is also banned. Anyone wearing
swimwear must also wear supporters or underwear.
The revisions are severe, but the biggest change is this:
"For the chest, the standard is for no more than a third of
the skin to be uncovered, and for no underwear to be visible (for women
One lady cosplayer has this to say: "There are lots of cosplayer
girls who hone their bodies for this event and look forward to being
fussed over by photographers. These girls are going to be gutted by the
ban. Young, cute, busty or scantily clad cosplayers are all popular.
It's all a nice fantasy world."
technically illegal manga, the ban seems to continue the perplexing
Japanese love of sex-related rules which make absolutely no sense…
The online reaction:"Ishihara has it in for us."
"Why not just ban photographers entirely?"
"It's tough running something like this. It'd be the cosplayers who
commit the crime, but the cops are going to hold the management
responsible for providing the space."
"There used to be the odd girl with costumes where you could see their nipples."
"'For the chest, the standard is for no more than a third of the skin
to be uncovered, and for no underwear to be visible' – so nipple
exposure only is OK?"
"Don't be an idiot, or at least be cleverer about it. They aren't writing what is already banned by law."
"The ones who just enjoyed the ero weren't really enjoying the cosplay in any case."
"Just leave them alone! The most perverted person here is the one who thought up such a tawdry set of regulations."
"A smokescreen to deceive the morons in the mass media. If you compare this to what is on the discs they are selling…"
"80% of the busty cosplayers are ugly in any case."
"Can't they ban the ugly ones as well?"
"In that level of heat, forcing them to sweat away in tights is pretty nasty."
"Chouzuki Maryou is done for…"
"Ever since Ishihara got in we have been under constant oppression…"
"So you have to wear tights or supporters under your underwear? So everyone should basically come as kigurumi?"


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2 contestants 70 years apart in age steal America's Got Talent spotlight
This season of America's Got Talent may have the strangest rivalry the show has ever seen. Proving age is really nothing but a number, the show's two strongest performances were from an 82-year-old and a 12-year-old. They may have disproportionate life experience, but they definitely both have talent.
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First, we had 82-year-old John Hetlinger singing Drowning Pool's "Bodies." Hetlinger, a retired aerospace engineer, called his appearance on the show "high point of my life and many careers."
More: Miley Cyrus will coach Season 11 of The Voice
Next up, 12-year-old Grace VanderWaal performed an original composition on her ukulele. Judge Howie Mandel agrees that it doesn't get much cuter than a girl with a guitar. She earned a golden buzzer and, even more impressively, a standing ovation from Simon Cowell.
Cowell had the highest of all compliments for VanderWaal, who we bet we'll be seeing on the pop charts very soon if he has anything to do with it. Cowell said, "Grace, you know what I predict for you? I think you are the next Taylor Swift." That's a mouthful for a 12-year-old girl to hear. Hetlinger, watch out, your rival may be young, but she knows exactly whose (very big) shoes she's going to fill.
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Discuss and debate the issues that mean the most to you.
Feelings are a pain. For most of my life, I've struggled to find healthy ways to express them. I've tried antidepressants, therapy, drugs, alcohol, reality TV, and shopping. But now I'm experimenting with this thing where I feel them in the moment.
And it can be overwhelming as hell. Who wants to actually feel? Yuck. I have the same instinctual revulsion toward feelings as I do to carrying a child.
The reason is this: feelings, like kids, can be totally unpredictable. I spent my high school and college years pretty depressed, so I was convinced that if I let myself emote at ALL, I'd feel that way forever. If I got sad, I'd go to the dark place and it would overtake me and I'd be out of commission for an indefinite amount of time.
But that's not true. I mean, it can be. For me, I'd get sad and then drink (which is a depressant) and feel worse and over and over again. Emotions felt while you're drunk or high don't really leave your system. Once I took away the drugs and stuff, I learned that my feelings would pass. I could be sad in the morning and happy in the afternoon. It was all good. They don't last forever.
When I first quit all the stuff I was using to cope, my emotions were on full blast. All of the pent up anger and sadness and grief would come rushing toward me and explode at once. My chest would tighten up and I'd hyperventilate. I'd cry hysterically, frequently in public. These panic attacks were embarrassing.
It would have been really easy for me to go to the doc and get a prescription for Xanax. I've done it in the past. If I lived in Cali, I could have gotten some of that sweet dispensary weed. But that's not the point. My goal, today, is to feel my feelings in the moment in order to work through them. And there are a million ways to keep myself from doing that (I'm looking at you, shopping and reality TV), but the only legit way through them is through them. They're only going to leave my body if I feel them.
I needed ways non-chemical ways to calm down so I got really into yoga. I became a teacher and went to meditation workshops. Eventually my panic attacks subsided.
Until a year ago. I'm a writer/performer, which is totally erratic. I never know how much money I'll have or whether I'm ever going to be successful and this uncertainty drives me nuts. NUTS. A year ago, I was taking this class which helps you make a business plan for the next year of your creative career. IT FREAKED ME THE HELL OUT. The teacher stood at the white board like an Oprah fairy godmother and asked people what they wanted. "Let's set some goals! You want to sell a screenplay? You want to book a commercial? Let's say three commercials! Why not? Aim high!"
Sure! I'm gonna be rich and famous in a year just because you waved your dry erase marker and pulled some epic pronouncements out of your ass. Listen, I don't have a problem setting goals or working hard. It's just that my goals take a long time because they're HUGE, and the little baby successes are so hard to see that I feel like a failure in the interim.
But, I firmly believe that all we can do is show up and do our best. The results are up to the Universe, a Higher Power, Durga, whatever the hell you want to call it. When it's my time to be successful, I will be.
Right, that's a tangent. This woman was telling us that we could achieve all of our goals in the next year if we just worked really hard. I wanted to punch her. After class, I went into the lobby of my theater's training center and started having a panic attack. I hate thinking about big picture stuff. The key, for me, to be in control of my emotions, is to stay in the moment. Every day I'm happy with that day. When I think about the big picture (I'm not as successful as I'd like to be at my age and, frankly, who knows if I ever will be), that's when the panic attacks come.
I was sitting in the lobby, eating Cheetos because they calm me down, and this guy walked up to me and asked me what was wrong. He said, "When I'm freaking out, I hang upside down." What? Normally, I hate when people give me advice or tell me what to do, but this was interesting.
Because I'm not the least bit rhythmically inclined, I gravitate toward non-cardio stretchy sports. But even though I have my RYT, traditional vinyasa bores me. Maybe it's because I go to the cheap places, but every teacher seems to be mechanically talking through a set of poses without understanding anatomy or that the real benefits come from staying in one place for a while. I swear. Last week I had a guy with a heavy New Jersey accent who talked so fast he sounded like the Micro Machines man.
Whatever, though. I put my judgments aside and went with him to my first Aerial Yoga class the next day at Om Factory in Union Square. Aerial was developed by circus performers and combines silks with traditional yoga to give practitioners a deeper stretch.
When I first walked in, I briefly wondered whether this stranger was taking me to a weird sex cult because there are these saffron colored silks everywhere. They're large pieces of fabric suspended from the ceiling with heavy-duty bolts. I thought there was no way they could support me. My brain was like, "AWW HELL NAW!!!!" But I've never even heard them creak. Ever. And I'm not a trusting person so I've inspected them thoroughly.
The silk goes in three throughout the class: at the base of your spine above your hip bones, underneath your sitz (butt) bones, or above your hip creases if you're flipped on your belly. It allows you to go deeper in a stretch than you normally would. Think about it: you can go farther into your downward dog if there's something suspended from the ceiling pulling your hips up in the sky than if you were just doing the stretch on your own.
All of the classes I've taken have had vinyasa, yes, but there's always a portion where you just fly. The silk supports your torso and you lift your arms and legs and let go. It's so comforting because even if I don't always get the success I want in my life, at least for one moment of my day, I've soared.
Aerial yoga also incorporates a lot of monkey shit, which I love. Hanging upside down, climbing the silk, falling backward, that sort of thing. I love knowing that even though I'm getting older there is still a sense of adventure inside of me.
And the svasana! An aerial yoga svasana is like nothing else. You spread the silk out and let it envelop you like a cocoon. I can just be alone, in the moment, and cry if I want to.
Bear with me, here, I'm about to delve into some hippie shit based on stuff I learned in yoga school three years ago. I believe that we store emotions in different chakras throughout our body. And there are a ton of chakras in our hips. If you've ever cried during half pigeon, then ya feel me. By stretching my body in ways that it wouldn't normally stretch, I can unlock some of these emotions that have been hiding out and let go of them.
If I'm practicing regularly I don't have panic attacks. For whatever reason, aerial helps me to access the place in my body that stores up the shit that makes me sad. Aerial yoga is like getting a hug from your mother while eating tuna noodle casserole and sitting next to the fireplace. It gives you the safety and warmth that you need when you're freaking out. And it makes feelings way less scary.
So, yes, I can audition for commercials and I can be funny as fuck. But unless it's my time to book it, I'm not going to. I can't manifest that shit. All I can do is perform as often as possible to ensure that I know my sense of humor and what I find funny so that I'm prepared when I go into that audition room.
I used to date this guy who was in college to join his mom's psychiatry practice. They practiced holding therapy, which meant that all of your problems could be solved just by being held real tight. I totally buy that.


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The TASTE Program is designed to give York students and alumni an opportunity to make meaningful connections. TASTE lunches happen year round during the Fall/Winter and Summer terms.
Alumni are eager to support the University as volunteers and share their experiences and expertise with current students.
Students look for connections with alumni professionals who've followed similar paths and can provide them with inside information and career advice.
Objective of the TASTE Program
The objective of this program is to provide York students with an opportunity to talk face to face with a York alumna/us about their career-related interests. The program pairs two students with a York grad over an informal lunch or coffee setting during which the alumna/us shares information about their job, industry, and organization while students gain inside information and inspiration from someone who's been there.
How it works
York alumni interested in participating in TASTE will provide a bio, company information and the date, time, and location when they are available to take two students for a 1 – 1 ½ hour meeting over lunch or coffee.
Optional Company Tour – Provide students with exposure to your workplace and organization by giving a company tour. If you're interested in taking students on a tour of your organization prior to or after the meeting, please submit the time and length of the tour at the same time you submit your lunch availability.
Students interested in participating in TASTE will complete an online form and choose which alumni they would like to have lunch with and provide reasons why. The Career Centre will complete the matching process.
Two students will be selected to meet each alumnus.
Prior to the meeting, students will be required to attend one of the following at the Career Centre:
- TASTE Preparation Session
- Stand Out At Interviews & Networking Events workshop
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Please Note: If there are no workshops or preparation sessions available at the time that you apply, please contact Surina Sohal, Employer and Alumni Liaison at email@example.com to discuss options.
What are the benefits of participating in TASTE?
You'll find that volunteering as a TASTE alumni participant has great rewards. You'll have an opportunity to:
- Help students explore careers
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- Share information about your job, industry, sector and organization with York students
- Give back to the student community by giving career advice and guidance in an informal setting
- Further your own level of engagement with York University
- Feel more connected to current students
- Find out what's happening on campus today
A TASTE lunch appointment is a great opportunity for you to tap into the real life experiences of a York alumna/us who is willing to take you to lunch and share her/his personal career experiences and knowledge with you and another student. You'll have an opportunity to:
- Gain inside information about a particular industry, sector or organization from a York Alumnus
- Learn how to do an informational interview and find out how to make a great first impression
- Get career-related information and support
- Build your network of professional contacts within the York community
- Be inspired by alumni career stories
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Ryan Womack distributed the revised SIVWG Recommendations document. The USC recommended revisions to the Location and Distribution section, specifically concerning availability via YouTube or iTunes and an additional statement that video development will adhere to any RUL accessibility guidelines, which will conform to W3C 2.0 accessibility guidelines.
Salient issues that emerged in the discussion included a working definition that the instructional videos covered by the guidelines include short videos created by RUL for specific purposes, such as training. The guidelines do not include presentations, talks, longer than 10 minutes, etc. The guidelines also do not address larger custom tutorials, such as SearchPath and RIOT.
The guidelines recommend a Sandbox where working files from Camtasia, Captivate or other software applications, as adopted, can be stored during the development process. The original master should be stored and made available via RUL's website although additional avenues such as YouTube and iTunes can also be utilized. The maintenance group will investigate the Rutgers educational channels on both services as potential homes for RUL instructional videos.
Consistent RUL branding was also recommended. The maintenance group will develop a template with logo, title, and creator and encourage everyone to use at the beginning and end.
RUL management of instructional videos should include a centralized location on the RUL web for videos that adhere to the guidelines, with links to the videos on any appropriate additional pages. Ongoing management will also include annual review by creators for ongoing usefulness, as well as software application version upgrades whenever appropriate.
Discussion on training included the recommendation for a sakai "community of practice" site and a strategy for helping people get started with Camtasia.
There was also discussion of a broader focus on other technologies such as support for blogs, particularly WordPress.
USC voted unanimously to accept the recommendations, with the changes that Ryan will make based on the discussion.
Sara noted that the Working Group has completed its work and asked for steps to continue to move the recommendations forward. A proposed maintenance group consisting of Isaiah Beard, Sam McDonald, Mei Ling Lo and Ryan Womack was proposed for appointment by the USC co-chairs.
The Common Knowledge Database is a "virtual rolodex" for answering reference questions within the New Brunswick Libraries. There are 752 entries, with 8-10 entries added per year. Many of the existing entries are out of date. A decision needs to be made about continuing, archiving "as is" for continued use with the caveat that it is out of date or discontinue. The New Brunswick ISSG solicited comments and received four, including a recommendation that it be replaced with a Wiki. It's potential as a systemwide service was discussed as well as its usefulness as a training tool for New Brunswick faculty and staff. Grace Agnew noted that it would not be possible to add to the Systems action plan for the current year but could be proposed as a priority by USC when planning occurs for the next FY.
It was agreed that a recommendation is needed from the New Brunswick Information Services Group. USC needs a better understanding of its usefulness to the New Brunswick reference services faculty and staff before a decision can be made to continue and expand the service, archive it as a searchable web page that is available for continued use or abandon the service because it is too out of date for continued use.
USC discussed feedback received from the Planning and Coordinating Committee was discussed. The Planning and Coordinating Committee had concerns with the statement, "The Libraries' instruction program teaches members of the Rutgers community to transform information into knowledge." It was agreed to table this statement for the time being, since it is redundant with other efforts at RUL and at the university generally. Sara stated that she would solicit final input from Acting AUL for Research and Instructional Services Mary Fetzer, then pass the statement and background to Triveni Kuchi, chair of the Libraries' newly formed Information Literacy Planning Task Force.
Harry noted that the current brochure was last edited in 2007 and needed revision, particularly to focus on services specifically for faculty. A lively discussion at USC focused on the need for a streamlined approach, with core bullet points and a link to more information at the libraries' website. A bookmark, refrigerator magnet or similar useful "giveaway" was recommended, with a memorable URL such as "faculty.libraries.rutgers.edu . The need to emphasize RUcore as a service and not just as a resource was also recommended. Harry talked about the need to provide sufficient information at point of contact and also the need for a multifaceted approach that includes the website, giveaways and brochures. It was recommended that any handout consist of bullets, preferably no more than 5. Harry took the comments and will consider ways to streamline the approach in a less text and paper-intensive manner. Mary Fetzer and Harry Glazer may return to USC in the Spring 2010 with the document.
Françoise Puniello announced the consolidation of music media and the Kilmer Media Center into a single media center at the Douglass Library.
Mary Fetzer announced that Judy Gardner and Mary Fetzer are working on a plan for staffing the new media center. This is a work in progress. The collection is moving in Januar y 2010. The opening date for the merged service location is January 19, 2010 . Delivery of media for classroom use will still happen. People who book media will not have to go to Douglass to retrieve their media. The email Marianne Gaunt sent to Deans and that liaisons are sending to departments encourages people to get their bookings in by a certain date.
Françoise Puniello also announced a New Brunswick TV electronic bulletin board committee, consisting of Anne Butman, Kayo Denda, Myoung Wilson and Françoise Puniello. The committee will investigate the feasibility of this service and make a recommendation to USC.
Françoise also announced that Learning Spaces Committee, chaired by Anne Butman, has held its first meeting.
Marty Kesselman announced that Melissa Gasparatto, Katie Anderson and Marty are working on "text a librarian" presentation for discussion at the February2010 meeting.
Grace Agnew announced the availability of the Shoah Holocaust testimony collection in early 2010 through the auspices of FAS. This collection consists of a significant subset of Holocaust video interviews which are searched at the Shoah site but physically streamed from a Rutgers server. It was agreed that this is a significant collection that should be actively promoted when available.
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"One of the things we said to them right at the very start of our mayoralty was the efforts on knife crime had to be up front and, above all, sustained."
"We took a strategic decision that we weren't going to mess around with crime in the same way other politicians have - you muck around with the statistics, you dance around like an amateur John Sergeant in Strictly Come Dancing."
"The deputy mayor was scathing about the way the Home Office released apparently favourable knife crime figures on 11 December that were criticised the next day by the UK Statistics Authority as "premature, irregular and selective".
"He compared this to US president George Bush's notorious "mission accomplished" speech in May 2003 suggesting major combat operations in Iraq were over. Since then a bloody insurgency has claimed thousands of civilian and military lives."


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Journal : Human Movement Science, Volume 42, August 2015, Pages 352–367
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Recent research shows that children with motor coordination problems (or developmental coordination disorder – DCD) show deficits in not only cool executive function (EF), but also hot EF. We aimed to determine whether this deficit of hot EF is due to heightened sensitivity to rewarding stimuli, specifically, or to a general deficit of cognitive control, like inhibition. Using two versions of a go/no-go task, one with neutral facial expressions and the other with happy and fearful faces, we compared 12 children with DCD with 28 typically-developing children, aged 7–12 years. Like earlier studies, children responded faster to happy faces. Both groups showed comparable accuracy in response to go targets, and also had similar commission errors, except when the no-go stimulus was a happy face. Importantly, the DCD group made significantly more commission errors to happy faces failing to suppress their response on more than half of the no-go trials. These results suggest a heightened sensitivity to emotionally significant distractors in DCD; this type of impulsivity may undermine self-regulation in DCD, with possible implications for adaptive function and emotional well-being. We argue that the interaction of cognitive control and emotion processing networks may be disrupted in DCD or delayed in development.


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On what we can only assume must have otherwise been a typical Monday this week, redditor Seventy_Seven received an unexpected package in the mail. When he opened it, he was surprised to find several parts of a government drone.
Seventy_Seven, who lives in New York and claims to be a college student, contacted UPS about the mixup, but not before posting about it on Reddit. "[T]hink I just got a drone in the mail," he wrote. He also answered questions during an "Ask Me Anything" session on the site and posted an album of photos:
Seventy_Seven did not immediately respond to The Huffington Post's request for comment, but the drone was not a scary drone, we've discovered. It was an environmental research drone called a PUMA. Basically, a flying camera. This is what it looks like when it's assembled:
The PUMA parts were headed to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's Stellwagen Bank National Marine Sanctuary in Massachusetts for use in environmental research when they instead got diverted to Seventy_Seven's doorstep, NOAA spokesperson David Miller told The Huffington Post.
The box was one of 8 boxes that make up the entire drone and contained the drone's wings and control device. "We were in touch with the person that received the package and UPS earlier today," Miller said. "Last night we were advised that UPS has that box in their possession and it is on its way to the sanctuary office in Massachusetts."
UPS is "still investigating" the situation, company spokesperson Susan Rosenberg told HuffPost. "We have suspicions that a label became dislodged from a package to the college student and got on the other package."
"The label on the exterior was addressed to me," Seventy_Seven explained on Reddit. "Nothing on the outside of the crate said it was government property. I had ordered a weightlifting bench (which I received) and this came with it. Both boxes had UPS labels with my name and address. Though an odd box, I genuinely thought it was parts for the bench I ordered, since I wasn't expecting a freaking drone." Touché.
When asked for his personal feelings on drones in his Reddit AMA, Seventy_Seven wrote: "[T]hey're a pretty awesome tool. Considering this one was to be used to study marine life (I think), I wanted to help as much as I could to let them get on with their project. So I'd say I'm pro-drone."


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Innovation And Inception
"Fear not! It's only a picture of a train!" Learning the language of cinema in 1895.
SPOILER ALERT! If you are like me and prefer to know as little as possible about a movie before seeing it (I don't even like to watch trailers for this reason), then be forewarned that the following post discusses key plot elements of Christopher Nolan's Inception. Furthermore, if you haven't seen Inception, I recommend that you read no further and see the movie at your earliest convenience, before someone tells you all about it. Just think about how much more fun Psycho would have been if you hadn't already known what was coming. You'll enjoy Inception more going into it blind.
A cartoon I remember from years ago depicted a couple leaving the cinema. The man opines, "I didn't care much for the plot, but I did enjoy the illusion of motion created by the projection of still frames in rapid succession." I still smile whenever I think of that cartoon, because not only is it funny, but it also it also says something about the way our minds are accustomed to films and television. That anyone should go to a movie and simply appreciate the technological trickery that makes our brains perceive moving images is laughable to us now. What we often do not recognize, however, is the sophistication of our collective perception, that we understand what we watch because we have learned the conventions of cinema.
There is the famous apocryphal story of the audience reaction at the premiere of Auguste and Louis Lumiere's 1895 short The Arrival of a Train at La Ciotat Station. Running only 50 seconds, the pioneering film's documentary content is aptly summarized by its title. According to legend, viewers were so alarmed by the moving image of an approaching train and so unaccustomed to cinematic illusion that they reflexively took evasive action so as not to get run over. You can judge for yourself by viewing the original footage, which wouldn't hold a modern audience's attention for half its length. At the end of the 19th Century, though, content hardly mattered. Just watching projections of apparently moving images was captivating. Read More


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Merging the companies makes sense for all of us, but it's the customers who will really benefit. The wider range of products and services available to law firms and corporate legal departments will streamline litigation and help reduce costs.
Dallas, Texas (PRWEB) June 15, 2016
Terry Reeves, CEO of Elite Document Technology, today announced that the company has acquired iSolutions Digital Litigation Services. iSolutions, a group formerly of Lone Star Litigation Services, has been a well-known litigation support provider in Texas since 1995.
iSolutions provides traditional litigation support services, with an emphasis on consultative implementation for more competitive litigation support solutions. The acquisition of iSolutions positions Elite at the forefront of litigation support providers. By combining the strengths of the two companies, Elite continues to grow into one of the most comprehensive solution providers in the industry.
"Elite already partners with a wide variety of firms, but adding iSolutions' clientele takes us to a whole new level," said Terry Reeves, owner and CEO of Elite. "We are especially excited to add Viewpoint and our Court Reporting/Records offerings from our sister company, Elite Deposition Technologies, to these firms."
iSolutions customers will also appreciate the security of Elite's cloud-based hosting services. By moving from desktop applications to a private cloud computing architecture, users gain access to a wider range of functions and features and eliminate the need to constantly monitor, evaluate and purchase new software. This type of data infrastructure offers the most powerful processing resources, flexible storage capacities, and high data accessibility and security features available.
"We have partnered with Elite on many projects over the years and we have always been impressed with their level of quality and commitment to their clients," said George Morgan, Vice President of iSolutions Digital Litigation Services, who joins the Elite team as a Litigation Support Consultant. "Merging the companies makes sense for all of us, but it's the customers who will really benefit. The wider range of products and services available to law firms and corporate legal departments will streamline litigation and help reduce costs."
Terry Heuman, CEO of iSolutions Digital Litigation Services, said that the deal represents a "step forward" in the everyday race of understanding e-discovery. He continued, "Our clients face numerous challenges related to the dramatic expansion of electronic discovery across the country and the increasing financial responsibility placed on the shoulders of both plaintiffs and defendants. We believe that the combination of Elite's dedicated review team with their work flow management system can provide us with the opportunity for significant future growth and ensure the best benefits for our clients."
Mr. Reeves agreed, adding that, "Once combined, we will offer to all of the current iSolutions customers — from large enterprises and governments to law firms — unrivaled technology understanding and unmatched consulting experience. We will be well positioned to drive meaningful growth and push the boundaries of innovation."
Each case will go through a consultation to identify objectives and determine solutions to be provided. Managing litigation costs is every client's top priority and will be accomplished through advisory services, evidence strategies designed in conjunction with clients, advanced review tools, advanced analytics and competitive pricing plans.
Elite Document Technology is a litigation support consulting company based in Dallas, Texas. Elite won the prestigious "Best of Texas" award from Texas Lawyer Magazine the past 6 years and recently was named to the "top 20 e-discovery providers of 2016" by Technology News. The company's award-winning approach follows client projects through each phase for overall efficiency and success. Elite provides nationwide services, including Risk Management Consulting, Data Preservation, Database Management, Retention Management consulting, Forensic Analysis, Data Collections, Early Case Assessments, Data Minimization, E-discovery Processing, Assisted Review, Database Hosting, Court Reporting and Record Retrieval.
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Utah's ancient Lake Bonneville holds clues to the West's changing climate
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Jay Quade wears a fragrant sprig of sagebrush in the band of his cowboy hat, replacing it every day while in the desert. He wears leather boots now, but used to do his fieldwork in flip-flops. ("You learn to walk differently," he says; "you place your feet a lot more carefully.") Before that he was a middle-distance runner at the University of New Mexico, where he once galloped 800 meters -- roughly half a mile -- in 1 minute 49.8 seconds. He spent most of his childhood in Reno; when he was 6, his father, a wealthy securities trader, moved the family there from Los Angeles to start a new career as a self-taught geologist, determined to escape what he called "the pernicious influence of money." Quade hiked avidly, scavenging flecks of gold from streams and abandoned tailings piles. When he was 15, he and his friends found the wreckage of a plane on a remote mountain ridge east of Lake Tahoe.
On a cool May morning, Quade powers effortlessly up the slopes of the Silver Island Range, only occasionally using his hands as he climbs outcrops and slippery gravel chutes. His rock hammer swings at his hip. McGee stays near his side, as do two Ph.D. students who are fortunate to have bodies 25 years younger.
After 30 minutes of scrambling -- and two surprised rattlesnakes -- the group reaches the level platform of a shoreline halfway up the mountain; from a distance, it stood out prominently, but up close it fades into an obscurity of rocks, bushes and sheep dung. "The lake would have been perched here while it was overflowing into the Snake River Basin," says McGee, "just when we think this area was at its wettest."
"It must have been fantastic fishing," says Quade. He gazes across a salt flat that would have been buried under hundreds of feet of water, at a parallel shoreline on another mountain 10 miles away.
The four disappear in different directions in search of promising rocks, the tap-taps of their rock hammers echoing through the still morning air. Just as a fly relies on its proboscis, geologists experience much of the sensory world through their hammers. A rock that has lain for long in the elements will hide beneath a dark rind of oxidation; a whack from a hammer breaks it in half, revealing its layers and its true identity.
The group climbs higher as intriguing rocks are found, GPS readings are taken, and drawings are sketched in notebooks. Gray clouds darken the sky; the slope steepens.
The slanted slabs of the Silver Island Range make for good climbing. The stone grabs hold of your hands as though its cracked, ceramic surface is covered in razor-sharp Velcro.
Now and then you look down at a rock that has sliced open your finger and see its surface jumbled with the broken, cylindrical stems of fossil sea lilies or the scallop-shaped shells of fossil brachiopods. The Hansen Creek dolostone -- the name that geologists give to the rock that these mountains are sculpted from -- coalesced from a shallow ocean floor that teemed with life 450 million years ago. "If you look at this rock microscopically, it's all shells and shit," says Quade. "It's a recycled graveyard. It's passed multiple times through the backside of a worm."
The residue of that past life has dyed the rock in shades of gray. As Quade scrambles up a scree slope, he pauses, cracks a stone with his hammer, and holds the broken half to his nose like a succulent grapefruit. "Pheew!" he exclaims. He hands it over. It exudes the sewer smell of decaying organic matter. "The Hansen Creek dolostone always stinks," he says. "It's full of petroleum."
The much younger algal tufa that clings to the mountain is also chockfull of organic remains; bake the stone in an oven and it darkens from beige to gray like a piece of burning garlic bread. The Silver Island Range has lived many lives, and tracing each stage of each life requires the tenacity of a sleuth.
McGee and Quade occasionally find that the mountain has surreptitiously betrayed the unwritten agreement between geologists and the Earth: the basic principle that the oldest stuff is on the bottom, and each succeeding layer is therefore younger.
On the wall of an overhung grotto, the two men puzzle over an apparent contradiction: A layer of bathtub ring mineral is sandwiched beneath what appear to be older layers of tufa and dolostone. They dig with their rock hammers into the base of the wall, and soon come up with a theory: Layers began to weather and peel away from the wall while it was exposed to open air; the lake then rose and fell multiple times, filling the spaces between the peeling layers with bathtub rings and tufa. The mountain, in other words, has reshuffled its deck of layers midway through the game.
McGee sketches the scene in his notebook and drops some rocks in a sack. Back in Minnesota, he will test the team's interpretation. He'll saw each rock in half and polish it to highlight its wispy layers. He'll grind out samples of each layer using a dental drill and dissolve the powdered rock in acid. He will purify a few thousand rare atoms of uranium and thorium and then measure the age of the layers by counting those atoms, using a machine called a mass spectrometer that accelerates each atom to 450,000 miles per hour and smashes it into a detector.
By measuring the composition of each layer, McGee can see how the lake's salinity changed over time. By comparing amounts of heavy and light oxygen isotopes, he can gauge how the balance between water flowing into the lake and its evaporation shifted whenever the lake had no outflow. He might even be able to sample some of Bonneville's ancient water: Tiny droplets of it are still trapped inside these minerals, in pockets no wider than a few red blood cells. McGee hopes to bore into those pockets, one by one, with a laser.
A new, more detailed version of Bonneville's history will emerge only gradually. Rocks from one site may produce errors from any number of sources -- contamination from groundwater percolating through a cave, for example, or incomplete mixing of Lake Bonneville, leading to different levels of salt or certain oxygen isotopes in different parts of the lake. But do these same analyses at enough places along the lake's hundreds of miles of shoreline, at enough different elevations that the water would have occupied at different times, and the errors will gradually sort themselves out. The relationship of Bonneville's water level to global climate swings will eventually become clear.
Suddenly, the clouds open up. Heavy-bellied raindrops pelt rocks, hats and notebooks. McGee, Quade and the two students scramble down a gravel chute and head for the trucks a mile away.


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MJZ Takes Home Gold for Old Spice, "Momsong," Forsman & Bodenfors for Volvo Trucks, "Live Test Series," Takes Home Best in Show, Leo Burnett Named Network of the Year
MJZ Takes Home Gold for Old Spice, "Momsong," Forsman & Bodenfors for Volvo Trucks, "Live Test Series," Takes Home Best in Show, Leo Burnett Named Network of the Year
MIAMI BEACH, FL--(Marketwired - Apr 9, 2014) - ADC, the first global creative collective of its kind and the longest standing organization championing the visual arts, tonight announced winners of the 93rd Annual Awards in the Broadcast Advertising, Interactive, Motion and cumulative and special awards categories. The awards were presented during the third night of the ADC Festival of Art + Craft in Advertising and Design at the New World Center in Miami Beach.
Cindy Gallop, advertising pioneer and former chair of Bartle Bogle Hegarty (BBH), hosted the night, where conceptual artist and festival presenter Natasha Tsakos performed, along with Miami's own New World Symphony. The after party on the roof of the New World Center, features the musical stylings of DJ Obscene and includes the world premiere of Laser Cat, Hungry Castle's giant feline-shaped installation that projects art from its eyes with lasers.
For the first time, this year featured a balanced jury of women and men, all of whom represent outstanding talent within the creative communications industry. The 93rd Annual Awards juries selected the very best of this year's entries guided by Jury Chairs Judy John, CEO and Chief Creative Officer of Leo Burnett Canada (Interactive); Orion Tait, Creative Director and Principal of the production company Buck (Motion); and Margaret Johnson, Executive Creative Director and Partner at Goodby Silverstein & Partners (Advertising).
Gold Cubes awarded at the ADC 93rd Annual Awards Celebration Night Two are as follows:
Advertising: 21ADC Cubes (12 Gold, 9 Silver)
Interactive: 20 ADC Cubes (9 Gold, 11 Silver)
Motion: 6 ADC Cubes (3 Gold, 3 Silver)
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The full list of winners announced at the ADC Annual Awards Celebration Night 2 can be found here. A complete list of winners for all categories is also available.
ADC gratefully acknowledges its sponsors: Shutterstock, SapientNitro, Offset, Martin Guitar, The Creative Register, Monotype, PointRoll, MAMA and the Miami Beach Visitor and Convention Authority for their support of the Tomorrow Awards and the ADC 93rdAnnual Awards and Festival of Art + Craft in Advertising and Design.
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To focus on his book.
New Yorker staff writer John Lahr caused a bit of a stir on Friday night when he tweeted, "Farewell David Denby, a masterly film critic and cohort, after a distinguished sixteen year ride at the New Yorker. Power to your pen!" Denby isn't entirely gone from the publication, though. He told Indiewire that he'll be staying on as a staff writer: "I will write some longer pieces on movies and other things, contribute to the web when I have something juicy to say. Right now, I'm finishing a book (nothing to do with movies)."
As an alternating film critic with Anthony Lane, Denby has seen his share of controversy over the last decade and a half: Denby was once banned by Scott Rudin from screenings for publishing an early review of Girl with the Dragon Tattoo and most recently drew criticism for calling author Cheryl Strayed "big-bodied" in his review of Wild. (We should note here that he is also the author of Snark: It's Mean, It's Personal, and It's Ruining Our Conversation.)
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The Last Sunday Morning in L.A. (for now)
The week has turned the calendar corner. It's three days until I'm Portland-bound. I'm sitting on my back porch steps with my 2nd coffee. At first it seemed so very quiet. No wind. Then: a horn sounded from a barge. A dog barked twice. There's a few crickets yet trying to get some action. The wood fence creaks. Someone a few doors down needs to change the battery in the smoke detector. A garage door opens in the alley and subsequent gravel crunch, whomever it is, coming home late/early.
I'm restless. This is not unusual and it's certainly reasonable, considering. I'm delivering furniture today and thinning the take-with-me stuff again; revising what's really needed or wanted. Which treasures are most dear, which closest comforts irreplaceable. There's probably not many.
When I came back to the city, I had the boots I wore. There was no plan to stay. I did it, though. It was all risk, no promise of investment returns. And I did ok.
You know what? I did way more than OK. And that's not because I have so many boots now.
I made new friends. Friends I will know for the rest of my life.
And I discovered a friendship I happily, carefully, classify as "best."
Thomas (the Goodman), you gave me a crash pad that January week in 2012 and it changed my life. But your enduring endearment is sustenance.
The quiet morning is noisy with traffic now, that oddly rhythmic ebb and flow punctuated by my sniffling, my shaky breath. I'm smiling though, encouraged. This move is guaranteed more than any other I've done. I am honored by my chief's confidence in me, grateful for our mutual respect.
Leaving L.A. again is difficult almost solely because I have built such a solid association. I named myself for the ocean, for fuck's sake.
If I claim possession of anything, anything at all, it is my self. And that is really the only take-with-me that matters.
Despite that manifesto, I'm still packing three pairs of boots.
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