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PLOT 12Friday 10 de May, 2013
(All articles are published in Spanish)
Permeability. A show at LIGA about the book Permeabilidad by Colombian studio plan: b arquitectos. The exhibition was presented by Uriel Fougé's essay El Arte de la Permeabilidad.
Modernist lessons. Considerations about environmental design in the 20th century, 1925-1970. An exhibition at Cooper Union (New York) examinaste a series of works of architecture through the sustainability lens.
Olympiades, París 13E. A contemporary Modernity. The Pavillon de'lArsenal present an exhibition about one of the most atypical neighborhoods of Paris.
ARTchitecture. During past September, Ignacio Dahl Rocha hosts a private exhibition at this apartment in Buenos Aires where he presented the work of Swiss architect Catherine Bolle.
Arq Futuro. Debating the transformations of the discipline. Since 2011, the event held in Brazil aim to bring the big names of international relevance of the discipline, to analyze the role of contemporary architecture and different artistic, social and environmental approaches.
You Rate it! By Supersucada. Research about global economic agencies.
PLOT recommended books. Anthony Vidler's The Scenes of the Street and other Essays. Spanish Magazine 2G N. 64 Bak Gordon.
Archea Associati. Three projects by the Italian studio (Antinori Cellar, UBPA B3-2 pavilion, Perfetti Van Melle fabric) are published in detail with a conversation with one of Archea's directors, Marco Casamonti.
City-landscape: conversion projects in Latin America. By Jimena Martignoni. Eight projects of landscape conversion selected in six cities: Bogotá, Medellín, Ciudad de México, San Pablo, Santiago, Chile, y Buenos Aire
SET. PDL. Two pavilions constructed dry. Sport Complex (Esteban, Gaffuri, Torrado, Szuldman and Zambonini) and the Information Center of Puertos del Lago (Esteban, Gaffuri, Torrado). Martin Torrado introduce us to the constructive system of the Case Study Houses.
Herreros Arquitectos. We publish some of the new work of Juan Herreros, presented by Marcelo Faiden, that includes Bank of Panamá Tower, Gwangju Urban Folly, Rotonda en 4 Altos, Centro Internacional de Convenciones de Bogotá and Estación Intermodal de Santiago de Compostela.
OOT 014/ Philippe Rahm. His conversation with Ciro Najle centers in the definition of displacement, the materiality of void, change of paradigm, the incorporeal, among other themes.
The architecture and criticism of ideology. By Fredric Jameson.
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Labyrinthitis ossificans
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lined with a single layer of cells that have numerous gaps separating them. This layer is significantly thin. The enchondral layer is rather unique in that it reaches the adult size
by 23 weeks of gestatation and undergoes minimal remodelling after the age of 2. The periosteal layer is composed of lamellar bone and is capable of bone remodelling and repair.
Labyrinthitis ossificans is the pathologic new bone formation within the lumen of otic capsule. This condition is always associated with profound deafness and loss of
vestibular function. Cochlear ossification in this condition doesnot cross the endosteal layer or alter the architecture of the enchondral bone.

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Arrest made in Manchester shooting
Man arrested by authorities in Florida
Arrest made in Manchester shooting
Man arrested by authorities in Florida
Police say a man wanted in connection with a shooting in Manchester, New Hampshire, has been arrested by authorities in Florida.
A warrant had been out for 30-year-old David Roberts. The shooting happened Thursday on Lowell Street in Manchester. Roberts is charged with armed robbery, first-degree assault and being a felon in possession of a dangerous weapon.
Roberts was arrested Tuesday in an apartment complex in Tallahassee by members of the Florida Fugitive Task Force. He's being held on a fugitive from justice charge. It was not immediately known if he had a lawyer.
Authorities are still looking for another man charged with the same crimes, Jose Miranda.


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Jon is a biomedical engineer by training, finishing his PhD at the University of Oxford in 2017. He found himself in the healthcare field almost by accident, but decided he liked it and stuck with it!
His PhD research focused on the use of video cameras to calculate hospital patients' vital signs such as heart rate and breathing rate. His background includes software development, app/website design, and signal/image processing with a sprinkling of machine learning - he also has experience running clinical studies in hospitals.
In his spare time he enjoys niche sports - he was a rowing coach for 8 years, and he also plays ultimate frisbee.


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It's February - my least favorite month of the year. Not much good happens in February althooooooough, the Patriots proved their World Dominance this past week...so that's a good thing. Valentine's Day (aka Extortion Day) - not my favorite either. My Dad's birthday was February - still makes me a little sad when it rolls around. I blew the doors off my Rotator Cuff this month. Can't say that is fun. And as I write this, we are (hopefully) winding down from a storm that dumped 16 inches of snow in a pretty fast clip and it's a whopping 7 degrees with the wind chill. LOVE February....not!
I've been working on some projects and came across a file of photos from last summer. There were not too many high points then either unfortunately but I did do something WAY out of my comfort zone and I am so glad I did. It was a spectacular day and I was so excited and yet so terrified. Like, shaking terrified. Back in the day, heights didn't bother me. Being hoisted up to the top of masts was a piece of cake. Growing up with (and working for) parents who owned a travel agency, flying was no big deal. Born and raised on boats, I never got sea sick. But...things change. Not sure why or how but most of those things do in fact now bother me. Maybe it's age. Maybe it's psychological. Whatever it is, it stinks. I really liked doing those things. So - that might be why I really pushed myself last summer.
Got my camera, got my red scarf and got my sorry ass in that biplane - that really, REALLY old biplane - like WW1 old..
It was loud, it was windy, it was small, it was not easy to take photos, did I say it was small?? It was awesome. Just absolutely awesome.
Great reminder this cold and snowy day....summer is coming. Do things outside of your comfort zone. Live life. And if you can, get your goggles and red scarf out and go for a ride.
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Technologica advances because of demand have led to the modernisation of the system, implementing a new generation of GPS III satellites and a Next Generation Operational Control System (OCX).
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Nancy Thomas m John Adams - 14 April 1868
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Do You Know This John Quincy Adams m Nancy Thomas?
Sandi Ransom 1/28/02
NANCY THOMAS Married JOHN ADAMS ON 4-14-1868
Married By REV. C. S. THOMAS.
Above marriage found in card file at the Morley Library in Painesville, OH on Feb. 22, 2002.
Rev. C. S. Thomas was my GG-GF,Rev. Calvin S. Thomas.
His brother was William B. Thomas married to Pheobe Lyon.
Phoebe was sister to my GG-GM, Marietta Harriet Lyon Thomas.
They were from Steuben County, NY.
Nancy Thomas Adams would have been the daughter of Phoebe and William Thomas.
A double cousin to my G-GM, Emma V. Thomas Ransom.
I would be interested in descendant information or others researching these families.
I have ancestry information.
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Associate Professor Chris Sonn
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Christopher is an Associate Professor at Victoria University, Australia, where he teaches in areas of community, cultural and liberation psychology and qualitative research methods.
His research is in the area of sense of community, social identity, immigration, and intergroup relations. These areas reflect themes in his own journey as an immigrant to Australia and as a person who grew up during the Apartheid period in South Africa.
A major focus of his research is on understanding non-dominant group responses to oppression, including racism. He has investigated the adaptation of different immigrant communities to Australia as well as the responses of Indigenous Australians to dominant group settings and stories. His focus is on understanding the multiple and often hidden resources and structures groups develop to help protect valued cultural identities and to resist oppression and promote liberation. Christopher continues to work with the Community Arts Network Western Australia exploring how community arts can be utilised in community capacity building. He is also a lead researcher on the international Apartheid Archive Project based in South Africa.
Current projects
Barriers to participation: Exploring challenges to partnership formation between Noongar people and Local Government
This research builds on an ongoing collaboration between Victoria University and the Community Arts Network Western Australia www.canwa.com.au and community in the Wheatbelt of Western Australia. The current investigation explored the relationships between the Noongar community and the local government from the perspectives of different stakeholders in the community, and the perceived barriers to partnership formation from a Noongar and a Wadjella perspective.
The Apartheid Archive Project
This research project examines the nature of the experiences of racism of South Africans under the old apartheid order and their continuing effects on individual and group functioning. In order to do this, we herewith request any volunteers to share whatever personal stories they can think of that will illustrate how they were affected by the racism of the apartheid system.
Examining the links between accepting and valuing diversity and wellbeing
Accepting and valuing diversity is a central values proposition that speaks to issues of multiculturalism, social inclusion, interculturality, antiracism and identity. The aims of this project is to examine the how this notion has been understood, and the links between these understandings and wellbeing.
For further information about Chris' research interests, areas of postgraduate thesis supervision and recent publications, please see his Staff Profile under the Community Psychology at VU section of this website.


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An application can send messages to a rich edit control in order to format characters and paragraphs and retrieve formatting information. Paragraph formatting attributes include alignment, tabs, indents, numbering, and simple tables. For characters, you can specify font name, size, color, and effects such as bold, italic, and protected.
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Format Text in a Rich Edit Control
You can apply paragraph formatting by using the EM_SETPARAFORMAT message. To determine the current paragraph formatting for the selected text, use the EM_GETPARAFORMAT message. The PARAFORMAT or PARAFORMAT2 structure is used with both messages to specify paragraph formatting attributes.
You can apply character formatting by using the EM_SETCHARFORMAT message. To determine the current character formatting for the selected text, you can use the EM_GETCHARFORMAT message. The CHARFORMAT or CHARFORMAT2 structure is used with both messages to specify character attributes.
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Trustworthy IT asset management and discovery can be a network and security admin's buddy.
I don't have to tell you the obvious; we all know a good security program starts with an understanding of all the devices connected to the network. However, keeping an existing inventory of every connected device used by employees and organisation partners is challenging. Even more hard is ensuring that there are no linked un-managed assets.
What is an Unmanaged Asset?
Networks can have countless linked devices. These might consist of the following among others:
– User devices such as laptops, desktop PC's, workstations, virtual desktop systems, bring your own devices (BYOD), cellular phones, and tablets.
– Data center and cloud devices such as servers, virtual machines (VM), orphaned VM's, containers, and storage systems.
– Networking devices such as routers, switches, firewalls, load balancers, and WiFi access points.
– Other devices such as printers, and more just recently – Internet of things (IoT) devices.
Unfortunately, a lot of these connected devices may be unknown to IT, or not handled by IT group policies. These unidentified devices and those not managed by IT policies are described as "unmanaged assets."
The number of un-managed assets continues to rise for many organizations. Ziften discovers that up to 30% to 50% of all connected devices could be unmanaged assets in today's enterprise networks.
IT asset management tools are typically optimized to find assets such as computers, servers, load balancers, firewalls, and devices for storage used to deliver enterprise applications to organization. Nevertheless, these management tools usually overlook assets not owned by the business, such as BYOD endpoints, or user deployed wireless access points. Even more uncomfortable is that Gartner asserts in "Beyond BYOD to IoT, Your Business Network Access Policy Must Change", that IoT devices have actually gone beyond workers and guests as the biggest user of the enterprise network.1.
Gartner goes on to explain a brand-new trend that will introduce much more unmanaged assets into the business environment – bring your own things (BYOT).
Basically, workers bringing items which were designed for the wise home, into the workplace environment. Examples include clever power sockets, smart kettles, smart coffee machines, smart light bulbs, domestic sensing units, wireless webcams, plant care sensors, environmental controls, and eventually, home robots. Many of these things will be brought in by personnel seeking to make their workplace more congenial. These "things" can sense information, can be managed by apps, and can communicate with cloud services.1.
Why is it Important to Discover Un-managed Assets?
Quite simply, unmanaged assets produce IT and security blind spots. Mike Hamilton, SVP of Product at Ziften said, "Security starts with understanding what physical and virtual devices are linked to the corporate network. However, BYOD, shadow IT, IoT, and virtualization are making that more challenging.".
These blind spots not only enhance security and compliance danger, they can increase legal danger. Information retention policies created to limit legal liability are not likely to be applied to digitally saved details consisted of on unapproved cloud, mobile, and virtual assets.
Keeping a current inventory of the assets on your network is crucial to excellent security. It's common sense; if you don't know it exists, you cannot understand if it is safe and secure. In fact, asset visibility is so crucial that it is a fundamental part of many information security frameworks consisting of:
– SANS Vital Security Controls for reliable cyber defense: Establishing an inventory of authorized and unauthorized devices is primary on the list.
– Council on CyberSecurity Critical Security Controls: Developing a stock of authorized and unapproved devices is the very first control in the focused list.
– NIST Information Security Constant Monitoring for Federal Info Systems and Organizations – SP 800-137: Info security constant tracking is defined as keeping ongoing awareness of info security, vulnerabilities, and dangers to support organizational risk management decisions.
– ISO/IEC 27001 Info Management Security System Requirements: The standard needs that all assets be clearly determined and a stock of all important assets be prepared and preserved.
– Ziften's Adaptive Security Structure: The very first pillar includes discovery of all your licensed and unauthorized physical and virtual devices.
Factors To Consider in Assessing Asset Discovery Solutions.
There are several methods utilized for asset discovery and network mapping, and each of the approaches have benefits and downsides. While evaluating the myriad tools, keep these 2 key considerations in mind:.
Continuous versus point-in-time.
Strong information security requires constant asset discovery no matter what technique is utilized. However, many scanning methods used in asset identification take time to finish, and are therefore performed periodically. The downside to point-in-time asset identification is that short-term systems might only be on the network for a quick time. For that reason, it is extremely possible that these transient systems will not be found.
Some discovery strategies can trigger security notifications in network firewalls, intrusion detection systems, or virus scanning tools. Since these techniques can be disruptive, identification is only carried out at routine, point-in-time intervals.
There are, however, some asset discovery strategies that can be utilized continually to locate and identify connected assets. Tools that provide continuous tracking for un-managed assets can deliver much better un-managed asset discovery outcomes.
" Due to the fact that passive detection operates 24 × 7, it will find transitory assets that may just be periodically and quickly connected to the network and can send out notifications when brand-new assets are discovered.".
Passive versus active.
Asset discovery tools supply intelligence on all found assets consisting of IP address, hostname, MAC address, device producer, as well as the device type. This technology assists operations groups quickly tidy up their environments, getting rid of rogue and unmanaged devices – even VM proliferation. However, these tools set about this intelligence gathering differently.
Tools that use active network scanning successfully probe the network to coax reactions from devices. These responses offer clues that assist identify and fingerprint the device. Active scanning regularly examines the network or a segment of the network for devices that are linked to the network at the time of the scan.
Active scanning can typically provide more extensive analysis of vulnerabilities, malware detection, and setup and compliance auditing. However, active scanning is performed periodically because of its disruptive nature with security infrastructure. Unfortunately, active scanning threats missing short-term devices and vulnerabilities that occur between scheduled scans.
Other tools utilize passive asset discovery methods. Since passive detection runs 24 × 7, it will detect temporal assets that might just be occasionally and quickly linked to the network and can send out alerts when new assets are discovered.
In addition, passive discovery does not disturb delicate devices on the network, such as commercial control systems, and allows visibility of Internet and cloud services being accessed from systems on the network. More passive discovery methods avoid activating alerts on security tools throughout the network.
In Summary.
BYOD, shadow IT, IoT, virtualization, and Gartner's newly-coined BYOT indicate a growing number of assets on to the organization network. Unfortunately, much of these assets are unknown or un-managed by IT. These un-managed assets position severe security holes. Getting rid of these un-managed assets from the network – which are even more likely to be "patient zero" – or bringing them in line with corporate security standards greatly lowers an organization's attack surface and general risk. The good news is that there are services that can supply constant, passive discovery of un-managed assets.


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Five years ago a little voice in my head told me "you should start doing your own project, express your point of view of fashion to the whole world". I've followed my instinct and started my blog viniuehara.com. Since then I've worked with so many brands around the world, I had the chance to get inspired and inspire people that I didn't know. I'm so glad to be part of the bloggers of our generation and make the virtual world a place where we can create what we want. I really have to thank all people that believed in me and my work, every like and comment made me keep doing always the best I could. Thank you so much! <3 #viniuehara5years
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This is the Winter of my discontent!
Ali Smith has a clever mind crammed full of eclectic ideas, information, passions, allusions and word play. All very positive, but for me her second novel in her seasonal quartet (the first Autumn reviewed by me here 8/11/16) is self-indulgently over-stuffed.
The 'story' such as it is involves Art bringing Lux, a young woman he picked up at a bus stop, home to his mother's huge empty house in Cornwall for Christmas after his girlfriend Charlotte has dumped him. Because there are so many issues and cryptic themes going on, the characters are incidental and never emerge as real or engaging people. Their names are all: for example, Art is all artifice and a fake nature journalist who uses Google maps to pretend he's been places; Art's aunt Iris called Ire is an angry political activist, and there's Sophia and Lux… There's a great deal about appearances, pretence, falsity, fakeness all tying up with the current moment of fake news.
The of-the-momentness of it all will please many listeners, but I found that it's so current that the themes have already saturated the news - the refugee crisis; Trump… There is the theme of story-telling literally (stories told to children; the Christmas story) and mythologizing including misremembering or lying about the past. There are lumps of etymology (eg of 'puddles') which serve no purpose and aren't arresting enough to warrant their inclusion. And there are many allusions to and word-play associated with works of literature, in particular Cymbeline and A Christmas Carol. Barbara Hepworth, Giotto, Laika the Russian space dog, Samuel Johnson ('the opposite of Boris')are all threaded in there too, as is the Daily Mail's scaremongering, Greenham Common, the internet (a 'cesspit of naivete and vitriol') and a number of fictitious acronyms. It's just too much so that the result is merely shallowness as she darts from one to another.
And then there's her idiosyncratic over-use of 'he said' 'she said' in the dialogue which takes up much of the text. The narrator Melody Grove is to be congratulated on dealing with this as on the page it must be a great deal more intrusive. Generally her voice accentuates the feyness of Ali Smith. A more vigorous narration might have accentuated the more stimulating generally overwhelmed theme of Winter: burning anger with our modern world.
There IS something worthwhile in the midst of all this, but it's all such a jumbled throw-it-all-in that it has left me with my 'discontent'.
But Ali Smith has a huge following who will no doubt love it!
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By janien on 16-11-17
Cold weather read which warms the heart.
Literary fiction featuring a family around Christmas times past and present. Mum, Aunt, Son and his pretend girlfriend are all quirky, amusing and unconventional as most families are which made for a fun read from start to finish. What was brilliant is just how up to date Ali Smith's novel is, she includes references to current events, Brexit and even Grenfell Towers Fire. The Greenham Common protestors feature heavily too which was fascinating; I'd long forgotten just how significant and long lasting those protests were.
This is beautifully crafted from the moment the opening paragraph spellbinds with descriptions of winter cold. Ali Smith does an amazing job with this novel, best enjoyed I think in front of a roaring fire and dog curled in close.
Yes it's a cold weather read, but it warms the heart.
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Thursday, December 1, 2016
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Monday, November 28, 2016
Final Project
Prepare a short (~2 min) audio/video performance by remixing found or original footage live. Create one video installation that requires the viewers presence to run. Or you could play with the patch while its presented. You may include a webcam with your video, or you may have Max react with arduino sensors, or both. Your video piece must include a mixture of 2 video elements, a seperate audio element, and text.
We will present our pieces in the gallery during the class final which is on Thursday Dec. 8 at 6:30-9pm. A projector will be provided, along with a laptop, cameras, cables, and speakers. However if you can supply your own, the better. Each student (or group) will be able to present their own work and have the class interact with it. You may take patches and use other peoples work from the links below, but you must document your sources and share them in class.
You will be graded on whether your patches work, but also on whether the content is clever and pushes forward an idea or creates a unique synthesis of different elements.
Your arduino assignments are also due and should be on display as well. I will grade both immediately after the final.
Schedule: Day 1 (tue) come up with patches to experiment with, build a library of video and sounds to work with, test out webcam. Day 2 (thu) presentation modes, connecting arduino Day 3, workday, Day 4 present
Max Tutorials
MSP tutorials (digital audio)
Jitter Tutorials (video)
Max add ons
Vizzie add ons
Jitter Forums
Max on Twitter
max examples Jitter Recipes
Jitter Recipes Book 2
Jitter Recipes Book 3
Jitter Recipes Book 4
Practical Max
Random Patches (cut and paste)
Fractal forms
Patches shared on youtube
Video Tutorials
Cycling 74 Max Youtube Channel
Amazing max Stuff
Webcam Displacement
Video Resources
Library of Congress
Prelinger Archives
Open Source Video
Open Source Audio
Multicultural Recycler
Veritical Blanking Interval
– use videos with similar visual properties i.e. belonging to the same era or genre
– don't use sources that are already art/artsy or already remixed
– if you are mashing up songs together you should make sure their beats and key match, or you edit them to make them match (it's not easy)
– the remix doesn't have to be fast and noisy, you can try a droney, slow flow
GUNS (EM) from Eclectic Method on Vimeo.
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Field Trip to New Tork City - Spring 2017. Info meeting this Monday 12/5 at 12pm
The Art/Digital Media program will be hosting a "study away" field trip to New York City in the Spring of 2017. We have tentative dates in April decided, from the 20th to the 24th. Back in 2015, we did a similar trip where 8 students and Prof. Harding and Ireland went for a couple days. We visited the Guggenheim, the MOMA, the New Museum of Contemporary Art, Chelsea, the Met, Central Park, Times Square, and more all in a couple days.
This year we are interested in the 2017 Whitney Biennial, Brooklyn, Videogamesnewyork, Dia Beacon, etc. If there is anything artsy, cool, nerdy, tasty, or anything interesting you wanna do, come to the first info meeting this Monday, December 5th at noon with your ideas. Lunch will be provided. Find out about costs, credits, scholarships, and all the technical info about the trip, and see if you can join us this year.
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Monday, November 21, 2016
Senior Exhibition Presentation/Reception Tuesday 11/22 - Angelica Carlisle
Tomorrow (11/22) Angelica Carlisle will be presenting her BFA exhibition work, 12:05 at the TSU Fine Arts Gallery. Please come and support your seniors!
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Tuesday, November 15, 2016
Ryoichi Kurokawa
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Sound Piece with Balloons
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Artists working with Max
Joe Reinsel
Andrew Benson
Masato TSUTSUI
Michael Joquin Grey
Golan Levin
Art Installations
Projection Mapping
Generative Projection Installation
Video Jockeys
Weirdcore, who does visuals for Aphex Twin, Cassette Playa, and MIA
Joe Reinsel
Andrew Benson
Masato TSUTSUI
Michael Joquin Grey
Golan Levin
Art Installations
Projection Mapping
Generative Projection Installation
Video Jockeys
Weirdcore, who does visuals for Aphex Twin, Cassette Playa, and MIA
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Wednesday, October 19, 2016
due date - arduino project
Arduino project is due 11/1
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Tuesday, October 11, 2016
No class (10/11), work on ideas and collecting materials for Project 3
Just a reminder we have no class today but I expect to hear everyones ideas for Project 3 on Thursday. Please come prepared to work on it as much as you can.
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Thursday, October 6, 2016
Project 3 Arduino Sculpture
Make a custom electronic device that mediates an interaction between a person and a physical object. The device should be able to sense some physical properties of the interaction and use that sensor data to give feedback to the person in real time. The feedback can be in the form of physical output or visual output on a digital display.
You may use the following places to find inspiration:
or use google and find hundreds more....
You may use a project you find online, but please change it to make it your own.
Please acquire any materials you need by Thursday, Oct. 13. You make work in groups or solo.
Due date 10/20
You may use a project you find online, but please change it to make it your own.
Please acquire any materials you need by Thursday, Oct. 13. You make work in groups or solo.
Due date 10/20
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Thursday, September 29, 2016
Project 2 due beginning of class Thursday 10/6
Using your arduino board, create a program that detects movement using a PIR or Photoresister sensor or one of the other switches in your kit, then connect it to Processing using the computer serial port. You will then create a new processing sketch (or use one of your generative sketches) that communicates with the arduino. The sketch should somehow react to the presence of the viewer, whether by changing, morphing, start/stoping, etc.
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Monday, September 19, 2016
Breadboards explained
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Thursday, September 15, 2016
Resistor color guide
Type your own Resistor color guide
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Wednesday, September 14, 2016
Tuesday, September 13, 2016
Project 2 - Processing meet Arduino
|Camille Uterback "Text Rain"
Before we construct our final projects in class, we will introduce you to some basic concepts about working with sensors and microcrontrollers, such as
Electronics 101
Using the Arduino software
Installing LED lights on your arduino
Creating interaction using switches
due beginning of class Thursday 10/6
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Particle Systems
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Thursday, September 8, 2016
Wednesday, September 7, 2016
Processing to PDF...
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Monday, September 5, 2016
Assignment 1 - Generative Art
Use the Processing skills learned so far in class to create original generative designs of your choice.
- All generative designs must include both random elements and controlled motion.
- One of your designs must include bitmap images or video.
- One must include simple interactivity, like mouse functions or keyboard functions
The sketch must also include a pdf library install with a keypress function for print output.
You must turn in your sketches to me via email at the end of the day Tuesday 13. To send as an attachment, put your 3 sketch folders in a zip file and send to me. Go to Sketch - Archive.
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Processing Notes for Week 1 and 2
Processing Basics
Saving Sketches files and Exporting files
Basic Coding Terms
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Generative Art
Erik Natzke
Substrate by Jared Tarbell
Flight Patterns by Aaron Koblin
Mark Stock
77 Million Paintings and Bloom App by Brian Eno
Arc Series by Marius Watz and Jer Thorp
VA Ornamental Installation Karsten Schmidt
David Wicks
Dr. Woohoo
Generator X blog
Data is Nature
Visual Complexity
more links...
The Creative Spark: Erik Natzke, Generative Artist from lynda.com on Vimeo.
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Thursday, September 1, 2016
Some things you can do with Processing
- Analyze music in real-time and use the data to generate visuals [1] [2]
- Learn how to map visuals onto real objects using a projector
- Explore unusual topics like neural networks, genetic algorithms and flocking behavior
- Communicate with physical devices plugged into your computer
- Make boring datasets come to life
- Turn data into a powerful political statement
- Explore the symmetry of high-energy particle collisions
- Create your own generative audio
- Make your own game (try a 2D platformer for starters!)
- Make your own snazzy Twitter client
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Wednesday, August 31, 2016
Tuesday, August 30, 2016
Required for class - Arduino Starter Kit
Required material for class starting week 3
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Tuesday, August 9, 2016
Class Syllabus - Fall 2016
CLASS : Arts 4370 Interaction Design, T/Tr 4:15 pm– 7:15 pm in FAC 110
INSTRUCTOR : Chris Ireland, email@example.com
OFFICE HOURS : Fine Arts 165, Office Hours: Mon 10-12pm
CLASS WEBSITE/ BLOG http://www.arts4370.blogspot.com, www.tarletondigital.com
Arts 4370 is an advanced course in digital media with an emphasis on the computing languages and programs tailored for interactive multimedia production. Students will gain proficiency in interaction design software to program computers and interface with various input devices such as custom built objects, smart phones and various kinds of wired/wireless sensors. There will be demos on technique as well as lectures and presentations about contemporary digital media art and design, some of whom are working on the most groundbreaking projects of the last few years.
Through hands-on exercises, students will explore basic electronic techniques to manipulate digital images, sound, and light in real time live environments. Class projects explore the potential of interactive media to inform, communicate, entertain, challenge, surprise, or offend. And perhaps most importantly, for this communication to be successful we will discuss new and inventive ways to engage the user.
o Investigate the ways in which digital technologies have impacted the production of art and design
o become familiar with basic programing frameworks of interactive multimedia, such as Processing, Max/MSP, Arduino, and others.
o Become proficient in current web authoring tools such as HTML5, CSS, and Javascript
o address formal, technical and conceptual issues, including use of keywords such as interactivity, interface, performance, participation, visualization, etc.
o become more familiar with new and emerging developments in areas of interest to you in digital media, and discuss these developments in class presentations.
University Wide lab fee $10. There is no textbook, however readings will be assigned in class through handouts or online texts. If you want a hard copy textbook, many of the tutorials we do in class can be found in the texts Getting Started With Processing by Casey Reas, Programming Interactivity by Joshua Noble, and Multimedia Programming using Max/MSP and TouchDesigner by Patrick Lechner.
All students are required to purchase an Arduino Starter Kit. They are 48.99 and can be purchased through Amazon.
All students are required to purchase an Arduino Starter Kit. They are 48.99 and can be purchased through Amazon.
There will be in class assignments and major projects throughout the semester. Students will be graded according to how well their projects reflect an understanding and a willingness to experiment with the techniques, issues and practices covered in class. You will also be graded on your participation and willingness to contribute to the classroom environment.
1. Projects (50%): Each student will complete a total of 3-4 extended projects. These projects are due at the beginning of the class critique. They must also be in the format specified on the project description on the class blog. Incorrect or late projects will be assigned a point loss at the discretion of the instructor. In some cases it will be best to work in groups.
Students are expected to participate in class critiques of major projects, both completed and in progress. As the term evolves, we will orient towards weekly progress critiques.
Talking about your work and the work of others is a crucial aspect of design.
2. In Class Excercises (30%): Unless it is clarified by the instructor as a work day for class projects, you will be expected to do assignments as given in class. These assignments will help strengthen your knowledge of code and technigue.
3. Research Presentations (20%): At the beginning of the semester you will be assigned to do one 15 minute class presentation about an artist who is doing what you think is groundbreaking work in digital media. You are allowed to show videos/music/powerpoints as long as you describe a basic understanding of how the artist does the work he/she does and why it personally interests you.
Mandatory at all class sessions. Class moves fast and it is extremely difficult to catch up unless you take responsibility and look up anything you missed. Class content is often based off what was covered the week prior. The instructor will NOT be available to personally re-teach a class if you are absent. More than three absences (excused or unexcused, they are all the same) lower your final grade 1 grade down each absence.
Come prepared for work in class or you will receive an absence. Looking at on the internet during a class discussion or tutorial will give you an absent mark, no questions asked. Since most class material is covered at the beginning of class, being notably tardy also counts as an absence. I can be very understanding about absenses when it comes to special circumstances and life events, all I ask is you handle it professionally and inform me beforehand via email or during office hours.
Absences on project due days: students may be tempted to skip class on critique/due date days because they are too embarrassed to come to class without a finished project. I believe in this case the absence itself is much, much more objectionable and disreputable then the state of your unfinished project. Your attendance and participation on critique days is essential, even if your project is incomplete, because these sessions help you understand our class standards, expectations and criteria for good work. Even if your own project is unfinished, you can still contribute productively to the class discussion.
If you have any concerns that need to be addressed quickly by the instructor and you cannot find me in person, please email me at firstname.lastname@example.com. I have my phone on me most of the time during the day and will receive the message and will respond as soon as I can. On some occasions, I will need to send you course-related information outside of class. Announcements to the whole class will appear on the blog, and if it is a particularly important message I will also send it out via email. During the first week of class I will ask you to send me the email address that you check most daily.
Students are responsible for the frequent and methodical back-up of their class work over the course of the semester. Data loss—from a lost, fried and/or stolen hard drive, or satanic software - cannot be used as an excuse for late or missing work. Students are responsible for the re-creation of any required files that go lost or missing. Back up your work weekly.
Students are not permitted to use the internet or any electronic devices during lectures or student presentations. Cell Phones must be turned off unless instructed otherwise.
Headphones must be used with sound projects. if you want to surf the internet or talk on the phone you should do us all a favor and stay home.
Schedule Subject to Change, any changes and all detailed info will be posted on the class blog.
Week 1 intro – course overview of interactive media
Week 2 web programming languages
Week 3 MaxMSP
Week 4 patches
Week 5 processing, basic syntax
Week 6 processing, adding live video, working with libraries
Week 7 advance processing
Week 8 generative art
Week 9 basic electronics
Week 10 arduino, working with microcontrollers
Week 11 live motion graphics
Week 12 advanced web programming
Week 13 -16 Final Projects
Cheating, plagiarism (submitting another person's materials or ideas as one's own), or doing work for another person who will receive academic credit are all impermissible. Turning in work made before this class, or from other classes, is also a violation of academic honesty. Disciplinary action may be taken beyond the Department of Fine Arts.
The above paragraph is the school policy for academic integrity. I have a few statements to make about it, that concern what we do in this class specifically…
Programming often involves copying from other sources. Your projects will be built on top of code written by others in the open-source community. The programs we use in class were built in the same open source community. "Open Source" is a development model that promotes free access to a products design or blueprint so that it may be redistributed and improved upon by other users. Within this community, it is ethical (and encouraged) to build on the work of others, with attribution. The simple act of copying or reuse, in this context, does not constitute plagiarism, although failing to cite one's sources does.
For each project, you must clearly credit the original sources of any borrowed elements, whether they are text-based (as in written work), visual (as with photographs or other visual elements), or technical (as with software-based tools or program code incorporated into your own).
If you are a student with a documented disability wanting to request accommodations for this course, please contact Trina Geye, Director of Student Disability Services, at email@example.com, 254.968.9400, or Math 201. For more information, please visit www.tarleton.edu/sds.
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According to our records, this business is located at P.O. BOX 902 in Seward (in Kenai Peninsula County), Alaska 99664, the location GPS coordinates are: 60.1041667 (latitude), -149.4422222 (longitude). Mow Money Lawn Care is categorized under Brush Removal Services (SIC code 0782). Known organization owner is Daren Draper. Current estimates show that the unit has a sales volume of $61,000 and staff of approximately 2 people. You can contact the company by phone at (907) 224-5495.
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ERIC Number: ED051083
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Publication Date: 1971
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Supervisory Behavior in Education: A Report of Survey Research.
Neville, Richard F.
This review of 12 survey research studies on teacher supervision completed between 1941 and 1969 attempts to identify and interpret critical factors in supervisory performance, while also suggesting specific components of these factors. The research findings reported indicate at least three required areas of competence for effective supervisory performance. These areas include human relations, technical competence, and managerial ability. It is suggested that factor analytic studies of supervisory behavior may help to identify conceptual and performance dimensions of supervision, which can then provide the basis for the construction of sound programs of supervisory preparation. (Author/RT)
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The Marathon is a fun and effective way to raise funds for Holy Cross.
Since 1974, Marathon events have given students, school families, faculty members and friends an opportunity to show their school pride while generating important financial support for school programs. With fun events and service projects, the Marathon has served communities while supporting nonpublic education.In 1975, the State Council of the Knights of Columbus joined the effort. Since then, the Knights have provided financial support for Marathon events across the state.
Typically, students solicit donations for walk-a-thons, bike-a-thons, community clean-up events, and service projects matching students with community needs. The marathon is held in late September or early October.


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Who is it for?Any reasonably healthy person can have moderate sedation with virtually any dental surgical procedure at Auburn Periodontics and Implantology.
How will I feel?You are "awake", but you will remember very little, if anything, and generally you will feel no discomfort. For example, most patients do not recall or feel any part of the procedure, including numbing of the teeth. When your appointment is over, the effects of the sedatives may last for several hours and you may feel tired most of the day of your appointment.
How is it done?The sedative medications are typically administered through an IV line. This way Dr. Haynes can be sure you receive the correct dose of medication to achieve the desired sedated state. Because you will likely feel groggy and disoriented, you will need to have someone available to take you home from the office on the day of your appointment. Dr. Haynes cannot sedate patients if they do not have a responsible adult available to escort and drive them home after their appointment.
Is it safe?Yes, but it is very important that you let us know about any and all medications and/or drugs you are taking, including any past medical issues or problems that you may have had, so that the sedation procedure can be altered to reflect your special needs. There can be serious side effects if we are not informed of all your medications/drugs and medical conditions. For some, a consultation between Dr. Haynes and your general physician will be needed to ensure your safety. Failure to inform us of these issues will put you at risk and may result in an emergency situation.
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How To Make A Great Uphill Approach Shot In Golf
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Avoid Hitting the Ball Too High
An uphill approach shot can be tricky since some golfers want to hit the ball in their own way. Meaning, they may try to hit it the best way they think will give them a good result. Instead, they don't get a good result and the ball doesn't go very far or nowhere near the intended target. This shot can be frustrating if you don't take time to think about how to hit the ball. Hitting too high could cause the ball to fall short of its target or roll too much when it comes down to the ground.
Know the Right Club to Help You and How to Use It
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Reasons 2b Cheerful
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Sometimes cancelled plans result in wonderful days! What is your housework app- I'm intrigued! xReplyDelete
Found via the link up x
Its my bible ! Ha ha - check it out here http://www.homeroutines.com/ I a really good way of keeping on top of off your housework and daily tasks! xReplyDelete
I think I'm like you, I need a plan for each day, I hate waking up and being directionless! I love the sound of your housework app - having one of those might actually incentivise me to do some too!ReplyDeleteReplies
I just love checking my lists of as complete ! Saddo alert !Delete
Aw I might have to check out that home routines thing - I also love to be organised :-)ReplyDelete
Found you through the linky x
I found you thru the blog hop thingy lol.ReplyDelete
Great reasons to be cheerful! I really need to budget and meal plan, I never seem to be able to stick to it though lol xReplies
I really struggled budgeting at first as I was so used to being able to afford whatever I wanted - or I just used credit cards. Now I feel so much more relaxed knowing we aren't in debt !Delete
My mum can't meal plan - she doesn't understand how I can decided at the beginning of the week what I'm going to fancy by the end of the week !
Hey, that's an impressive track! Some times unplanned days do turn out great. YOur organization is impressive. I used to be like that now since being a mum its a bit how it hangs it swings although funnily enough this is the time for organization. I just don't have the will. How do you do it?ReplyDeleteReplies
hey I think once you've made the time to be organised you will actually have more time! Does that make sense? Take an afternoon when you can off load the kids and just plan everything then that way you will always know what you are up against !Delete
I love being organised but it doesn't always work out, so I tend to plan as much as I can then just roll with whatever else comes my way! xReplyDelete
Sounds like you had a lovely day! I love setting up my son's Brio train track, but we can only do it when my daughter is napping or else she pulls it to bits! xxReplyDelete
I'm impressed by both your track, and your organisation. I'm off to check out the Home Routines app in a bid to be more organised!ReplyDelete
It's the simple things in life that make it enjoyable I think. Can't beat a good Brio track and train.ReplyDelete
Ohh I have a huge Mr Skinny Legs running around my lounge right now!ReplyDelete
I love that you are joining in wiht the letter theme. I need to stay away from that housework app, I'd love that! lol
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Pakistan Institute of Fashion and Design (PIF&D) Lahore- Pakistan announced admissions Chartered by the Government of Pakistan in BS / BDEs-4 Years Degree Program for many departments of Fashion & Design. Admission Schedule , Last date for Submission Application, Entry Test, Interview, Final Merit Display Admission Procedure, Eligibility Criteria , Admission Timing, Contact Information, Admission form and many other information is also here in our page below:-
BS/BDes Admissions Fall 2018 in Pakistan Institute of Fashion & Design (PIF&D)
BS / BDEs-4 Year Degree Program admissions are held in many departments and programs are here below:-
School of Fashion Design
BDes Fashion Design
School of Fashion Marketing and Promotion
BS Fashion Marketing and Merchandising
School of Textile Design
BDes Textile Design
School of Accessories and Products
- BDes Jewelry Design and Gemological Sciences
- BDes Furniture Design and Manufacture
- BDes Leather Accessories and Footwear
Admission Schedule
Admission Procedure
- Application forms / Prospectus can be obtained from July 2018 on payment of Rs 1200/- or by post against bank draft of Rs. 1400/- in favor of Pakistan Institute of Fashion and Design, Lahore.
- Application forms can also be downloaded from the website www.pifd.edu.pk .
- Candidates applying through downloaded forms will submit their applications along with the cash / proof of online payment of Rs. 1400/- in A/C No. 22167900286001 (HBL, Johar Town Branch, Lahore).
- Last date for submission of application will be July 2018
- Entry Test (English, Mathematics, General Knowledge, Drawing and Creative Skills) for candidates from all the areas of Pakistan will be held on August, 2018
- Interview at PIFD, Lahore will be conducted on August 2018
- Final merit list of selected candidates will be displayed on Notice Board / PIFD website on August 2018
- Last date of submission fee will be on the September 2018
- Orientation will be on September, 2018
- Commencement of Classes will be on September, 2018
Eligibility Criteria :
- Intermediate / A-Level with 50 % (550/1100) marks.
- Students awaiting results are also eligible for provisional admission.
- F.A / F.Sc students should attach the attested copy of Part 1 Result card Part-2 Roll No. Slip of their respective Boards.
- A-Level with (Minimum 3 main subjects, no subsidiary) and O-Level with 8 subjects are required.
- O-Level students are required to submit Equivalence Certificate issued by IBCC along with A-Level result intimation of at least two main subjects with the form.
- Result awaiting A-Level students should attach their Statement of Entry.
- Applicant pre-admision, Aptitude Test followed by an interview.
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08 to 02 PM (Monday-Friday)
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Admission Office: 148,149,150.
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Bray Wyatt and Randy Orton (with Luke Harper) versus Chad Gable and Jason Jordan for the Smackdown Brand Tag Titles
Wyatt and Gable start things off and Wyatt with punches and a head butt. Jordan makes the tag and he hits a drop kick. Gable drop kicks Orton out of the ring and Jordan gets a near fall. Jordan with shoulders in the corner and he takes Wyatt to the mat and gets a near fall. Jordan with a front face lock and a near fall. Wyatt backs Jordan into the corner and Wyatt punches Jordan and Orton kicks him. Orton with forearms to the back. Orton with an elbow to escape the waist lock. Gable tags in and hits a double leg take down into a waist lock. Orton with an elbow followed by a European uppercut. Wyatt tags in and he punches Gable and runs his face across the top rope. Gable with an arm bar in the ropes. Gable comes off the turnbuckles and Wyatt catches him. Gable escapes a uranage and Sister Abigail. Gable with a senton onto Wyatt from the apron. Wyatt with a cross body and he gets a near fall. Orton tags in and sends Gable to the floor. Orton follows and hits a series of back drop drivers onto the ringside barrier. They return to the ring and Orton gets a near fall. Orton with the Garvin Stomp and Wyatt tags in and he kicks Gable.
Wyatt with a swinging gutbuster for a near fall. Orton tags in and he hits a slingshot suplex for a near fall. Orton with a boot to the back and he tags Wyatt back in and he kicks Gable. Gable with a jaw breaker and Jordan tags in and he hits a running forearm to Wyatt and Orton. Jordan with an Exploder to Wyatt followed by a Saito suplex on Orton. Jordan with a shoulder to Orton and then one to Wyatt for a near fall. Jordan goes up top and Harper distracts Jordan and Wyatt hits Jordan from behind. Orton drops Jordan on the top rope and Jordan falls to the floor as we go to commercial. We are back and Orton with a side head lock on Jordan as we see what happened before the break. Orton keeps Jordan from making the tag and he runs his boot against Jordan's face. Orton rakes the eyes and he tags in Wyatt. Wyatt with a splash on Jordan and he gets a near fall. Wyatt with a back senton and he gets a near fall. Wyatt with punches. Wyatt sends Jordan into the turnbuckles. Wyatt runs into a clothesline from Jordan. Orton and Gable tag in and Gable with a cross body and a Northern Lights suplex. Gable punches Orton and then hits a crossbody onto Wyatt. Gable with a hesitation German suplex for a near fall. Wyatt sends Jordan to the floor. Gable drops down and Wyatt goes over the top rope. Gable with a forearm and then he goes up top for a clothesline and he gets a near fall. Harper gets on the apron and Orton with a thumb to the eyes. Orton knocks Harper off the apron as he sets for the IEDDT. Orton looks around and he twists to the mat to set up for the RKO. Harper gets on the apron and the referee and Orton get distracted. Gable with an O'Connor Roll for the three count.
Winners: Chad Gable and Jason Jordan
After the match: Harper gets in the ring and Orton yells at him. Harper and Orton push each other. Wyatt pulls Orton and Harper aside and keeps them from doing anything else. Harper accidentally super kicks Wyatt and Bray goes down. Wyatt looks around and he walks between Luke and Randy. Bray tells Orton to make him. Harper tells Orton to do something. Wyatt leaves the ring. Harper follows after Wyatt.