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Stanford University 701A Welch Road, Suite 1128
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Current Projects
- TATRC, US Army MRMC- Biosensors and Worldwide Integrated Biosurveillance, Disaster Medicine, Surgical Simulation
- Strategic Advisor, AFMS (Eagle App Sci)
- Associate Professor of Research, School of Health Info Sciences, University of Texas Health Sciences Center-Houston
- Adjunct Associate Professor, University of Hawaii (JABSOM, CCRT)
- Stanford Research:
- Spring- the world's most prolific open-source surgical simulation system (over 2800 developer/user downloads). Available on SourceForge.
- Autonomous Medical Care Systems (wireless telemedicine):
- Lifeguard
- Medical Communications Interface Adapter (MCIA)
- Crew Medical Interface System (CMIS)
- Virtual Activity Simulation Tool (VAST)- VR for astronauts
- Collaborative, Networked Haptics
- iAnatomy Project (worldwide compendium of medical knowledge)
- Technical Direction of Biocomp Center staff
- Intelesense Technologies (global integrated monitoring)
- Montgomery Research Inc (wireless motion capture and simulation)
- eHuman.com (anatomical databases and online simulation)
Personal Stuff
- Here is my LinkedIn Profile.
- Here is my curriculum vitae/resume and bio.
- Our family photos
- Telemedicine: In-flight vital signs project
- Kevin's list of SF Bay Area sushi establishments is here.
- A compendium of quotes is here.
Here's the latest list of favorite sushi places, kinda in order:
- Kioku - Newark Blvd (right off 84/Dumbarton and make a right), Newark.
Kioku on the web!
Alas, but Benson has sold Kioku, but the quality is still just great! They still have the HUGE pieces of fish and great quality. It's almost as good as when Benson had it, but now I'd put it in the "Minor Deity" category, with possible hope to reattain Major Goodhood with some good deeds (like fine-tuning of some of the specialties (Lion King has some special tobiko sauce, for example)) and the return of oranges after the meal (trying to get people to buy green ice cream for a couple bucks isn't as profit generating as giving people a free piece of orange and making them feel that they're getting more for free- one extra trip to the place pays for lots of oranges). Anyway, off my soapbox, it's still the best place I've found (but they have a super boring website).
(older review) Kioku has just attained GODHOOD!! My special friend and I visited on Valentine's Day, were greeted by other loyal Bay Area SushiHolics (BASHers?) and had a shared experience of True Sushi Enlightenment. *Everything* was FANTASTIC! Even the Uni, which was the only item previously keeping Kioku locked in the mortal cycle of reincarnation, was FANTASTIC and the crowds cheered as this fine, little sushi establishment attained the ultimate in True Sushi Enlightenment. (damn, it was good!)
So, I again urge -NAY!- IMPLORE you to make a pilgrimage to this Humble Haven of the Gods in Fremont (?!). Have a seat at the bar and say hi to His Holiness, the Master of Sushi, Benson. (And tell him Dr Kevin sent ya...)
(hi to Bob Bloom and the other Kioku regulars!)
(older review) Wow! What a BIG surprise! After almost a year of not finding ANY place to give Sushi A a run for the money (sushi?), I had a wonderful surprise in a little place in a minimall (!) Fremont (!!). I had been in there before, but there was a big difference between sitting at a table or the bar. A special friend and I went there on a Saturday night and they must have just received their fish earlier that day. It was wonderful. The skies opened, angels sang, and, as a light shone down from heaven, I tasted true nirvana. Yeah, you could say I liked it. Our sushi chef, Benson, took good care of us- great hamachi toro, yummy unagi, and the dill salmon was a big fav, too (Sushi A has better uni, though). Yum, yum. So, have a seat at the bar, say hi to Benson, and enjoy.
- Sushi A - in the little plaza in Japan town, San Francisco. This place has the freshest fish I have had anywhere. Anywhere. Wonderful Uni, oyster, hamachi and maguro that melts in your mouth. Really yummy. But what do you expect from a place that's been around since 1848?
- Umi Sushi Boat - Ardenwood Shopping Center, 84 (Dumbarton) and Ardenwood, Fremont. A new place openned up right around the corner from Kioku and it's not bad. They're still working out the system for making the restaurant work (growing pains), but it's still not a bad place. The fish was big, but not as big as Kioku, and not as tasty. The California Roll really needs work- they need to go to Sono in Mt View for some reengineering to find out how it should taste. But hey, it's not bad and it is a sushi boat place, which I like because of the instant gratification factor (walk in, sit down, eat sushi= heaven).
- Toshi's Sushiya - 211 El Camino on border of Palo Alto and Menlo Park- next to Oasis Burger, 415-326-TUNA. This is a little, increasingly popular, friendly place with yummy fish. The hamachi and maguro were very, very good, as was just about everything else. The portions weren't as big as Kioku's, however. But, it was yummier than Miyake or Fuki or the other standard Palo Alto places.
- Sono sushi - Castro Street in Mountain View. A sushi boats kinda place that has the best California roll of anywhere. Great tempura roll. Fun atmosphere, too. Just a nice, fun place to go. Since it's a boats kinda place, the food's ready to go as soon as you sit down (the down side is that it may have been going around for a little while- typically a high enough turnover that I haven't been disappointed yet). And BTW, yes, they're actually speaking Cantonese.
- Motomachi - Castro Street (west side of El Camino), Mt View. An otherwise nondescript Mom and Pop place (you can tell it's Mom & Pop because their daughter is usually playing in the restaurant), with the freshest fish we've found in the south bay. (Alas, but wonderful fish wasn't enough- Motomachi closed in November `95 and has been replaced by Hiro's))
- Yakko - Dana and Bryant Mountain View. A good lunch place- their sushi box lunch for ~$6.50 is a good deal and they have the best Miso soup around. For the box lunch you get to pick one of the A list items and one from the B list. I'm a big fan of the teriyaki chicken and california roll combo.
- Miyake - University Avenue, Palo Alto. A loud, fun place where the waiters may be having the most fun of anyone there. And they _really_ like it when you shout back at them. Really. Quite fun, but definitely not a quiet little fish place. They recently (early 96) moved to larger digs and an informed source described it as "Hollywood Sushi". I visited and agree, right down to the smoke machine and disco lights (Disco sushi?). I suppose from that point of view, I could give it the distinction of Most Likely Place To See Erik Estrada.
- Isobune - Japan Center (SF) and Burlingame Ave (Burlingame). Another sushi boat-kinda place. Pretty good and good sized pieces of fish. Uni's only $2.50, but you have to know to ask for it.
- Yuri - 3810 Mowry Avenue, Fremont- 510-795-6701. Just happened to slide into this place on New Years. Pretty good- maguro was very fresh and the scallops (hotategai) melt in your mouth. The "sensual pleasure" nigiri was pretty good, but we decided against having a "climax" makimono afterward (it's deep fried). The prices are pretty standard, the place very nice, and the staff friendly. In general, a good little place.
- Thai Garden Restaurant and Sushi Bar, Santa Cruz. Yes, it's a Thai place that does sushi. Go figure. A great place for creativity- they make all kinds of different new ideas and some of them are actually quite good. Or what the heck- suggest something and they'll give it a try.
- Hiro's - Castro Street (west side of El Camino), Mt View. This place used to be Motomachi. It definitely looks prettier now (redecorated inside), but I miss the old place. Still, the sushi was pretty good.
- Hamasushi - 20030 Steven's Creek Blvd (between Wolfe and Sunnyvale-Saratoga), Cupertino- 408-446-4262. Very nice, formal, expensive kinda place. Be oriental and dress well (preferably in black) if you go here.
- Fuki Sushi - El Camino, Palo Alto- 415-494-9383. Yes, that really is the name. It's a bit expensive, but the place looks nice and the sushi isn't bad. I'd just call it uninspired- nothing especially special and different. But the waitresses are rather nice. Besides, they contributed the background image (even if they didn't know it ;).
- Komei - Castro Street, Mountain View. A relatively new (early `96) place catering to the lunch throngs on Castro. A pretty good deal and pretty good food.
- Subaru - Castro Street, Mountain View. An alright place, but the karaoke weirds me out a bit. There's a pseudo native-only bar upstairs I vaguely remember staggering into one night when I was talking to a guy that used to live in Japan (One of those hazy nights).
- Minokichi - 150 University Avenue, Palo Alto. One of those all-you-can- stand sushi places. Not too bad despite that. Don't expect to find Uni and tempura roll, though.
- Ikinohana - DeAnza Boulevard, Cupertino. A really nice little place off Sunnyvale-Saratoga/DeAnza/Saratoga-Sunnyvale Road. A pretty garden inside, good food with nice portions, yummy sashimi, and a good deal. Say the name "Jean Louis-Gassee" and watch the Apple people throw things at you...
- Hana Sushi - Loehmann Plaza, Hollenbeck + Homestead, Sunnyvale. A little, sushi-box (mainly) place. Fresh california roll, good tempura and teriaki. Very good prices, too (boxes are under $6). Just a nice little place.
Sushi Comrade Reviews
- Samurai Sushi- 12251 Folsom Blvd, Rancho Cordova Samurai Sushi in Rancho Cordova is Bensons second venture into the sushi business. For those of you who have been to his first restaurant, Kioku in Newark (review below), all I can say is what all of his past customers who have made it out there say "I forgot how GREAT Bensons place is" For those who have not had the pleasure of "experiencing" Bensons.....words can not describe being there, but I will try. What m akes Bensons restaurants so great? That is hard to answer. I think there are many factors 1 fresh sushi 2 generous portions 3 sushi that you rarely see elsewhere (both in terms of types of fish, like Aji-Spanish Mackerel- combinations like Titanic rolls, and his "one of a kind" hot tuna) 4 the "Cheers" type atmosphere he creates at his restaurants Karen and Benson as well as some "old friends" Jimmy and Peter as well as new chefs like James are always extremely attentive and friendly. The restaurant is huge (it was a Buttercup Pantry) and in the short time they have been open, they are already busy! The restaurant was rated as one of the Top Ten restaurants in the Sacramento area of any kind. Be sure to try the "unfiltered" sake and take home your souvenier T shirt! Samurai is located at 12251 Folsom Blvd. Rancho Cordova CA 95742 phone 916/353-1112. (Bob Blom, Kioku Regular and Sushiholic)
- Ocean Sushi Deli, 2701 David Ave. (corner of David and Forest) Pacific Grove, CA (408) 649-1320 (408) 649-1370. The Salmon Skin roll was excellent, but I suffered major disappointment to find that they use FAKE CRAB in another one of their rolls! Even though I had some really good sushi there, I can't recommend it because of the FAKE CRAB!!!!! aaaaaaaaacccccccckkkkkkkk Anyone who would use fake crab is capable of almost anything. (Mike Robinson)
- Sushi Main (formerly Sushi Main Street)- On Mill Street in Half Moon Bay, just west of Main. Its new location (formerly on Main) is much more spacious, with about three times the seating, including one table with floor seating. I like this place and make the occasional pilgrimage there. Along with their quarters expanding, so has their menu. It now includes several Japanese full meal options, along with a variety of Sushi. The Sushi is made to order and is quite good. I especially like the smoked eel and smoked salmon. The decor is unique, consisting of the salvaged interior of a Balinese temple. It gets crowded early, especially on weekends, when there is a line out the door. (Mike Robinson)
- We Be Sushi - 6th and Parnassus, San Francisco. (recommended by staff at UCSF) How can I say, 'it got the job done.' The price was VERY decent and the sushi was made to order on the spot. The atmosphere was very 'collegiate grunge.' Kathy didn't like the place and didn't think the sushi was very memorable. I thought it was sanitary enough and the sushi was very adequate. It was CHEAP. Both of us got out for $14 (including tip) for lunch. (Mark Beckwith)
- Sushi Chardonnay on Union between Gough and Octavia, San Francisco.
We had dinner there after learning the door to Sushi-A was
not unlocked. Kathy was in the mood for All-You-Can-Eat
(she is a thin wisp of a girl but she DOES like her sushi)
- she found this in the Yellow Pages. It boasted something
like 27 different kinds of sushi on a buffet.
Sushi Chardonnay had a very quiet, pleasant atmosphere - it was BIG and the people were friendly (customers and staff). Sure enough, there was the buffet, but also a rather substantial sushi bar. Clearly not everyone went there for the buffet, it was just an option. We both tried the buffet, since we had not had the opportunity to be truly sushi-pigs for some years. Truth is, Kathy and I differ a lot on the experience. She, for some reason, LOVED it, and she's generally pickier than me. I, on the other hand, enjoyed We Be Sushi more and was surprised that the sushi at Chardonnay was as "fresh" as it was - on the whole OKAY but there were definately the 'selections to beware.' Lots (4) of very well-behaved very small kids like ours. It was fun. (Mark Beckwith)
- Restaurant Ino, 25 Miller Avenue, Mill Valley (415) 383-7180. We were bumming around north of the Golden Gate having finished all the doctor appointments and having several hours to kill before our flight back to Oklahoma, we went bird watching and decided to just explore some sushi place up in that neck of the woods. We got a few recommendations from people around there and went looking and couldn't find what we were looking for, then finally spotted this heretofore un-referred place and decide to stop. As we walked in, the first good sign was that we were the only non-Japanese in the room. The room was small and VERY actual Japanese, and well-apppointed. The experience to follow was one of the finest sushi experiences we ever shared together. We spent $46 on lunch, but this was what we were looking for. The sushi was small but not stingy. 'Delicate' is a good word. Subtlety was the order for the day - easily the most 'polite' California Roll I EVER tasted. The salmon and yellowtail were of very high standards (so was everything else for that matter) but at the very top of the list for our day was a MAGNIFICENT scallop hand-roll with special sauce. The gates opened and the angels sang - and looking back, I'm really sorry we didn't close with our most intimate sushi shared pleasure - masago with quail egg. But hey, we'd go back (and we WILL) in a HEARTBEAT, so I'll just order it next time. (Mark Beckwith)
- Yes, there are lots more to come... (Feel free to send reviews!)
Notable Quotes/Quotable Notes
"I just kicked someone's butt somewhere who is named Fiona"
- Alexander Montgomery, online worldwide gamer on DSi
"The penis is the dipstick of the body's health"
- Dr Harry Fisch, Prof of Clinical Urology, Columbia U
"I think that gay marriage is something that should be between a man and a woman"
- Ahnold Schwartzenegger, California's Governor
"(Note: Funds cannot be provided to reimburse scientists from communist and terrorist countries)"
- Grant instructions for Army BAA proposal
"He's basically violent, you know"
- Dr Michael Aratow on Dr Christopher Peri
"Sometimes, you just have to whack out"
-Eric Herbranson DDS
"The problem is that you have men of today with tomorrow's technology and yesterday's philosophy"
-Rael (otherwise a nut case)
"Woo-woo shit"
- John Hines, NASA Sage
"We're going to mess up and build the coolest, stinkin' device EVER"
- Usen Udoh, future Billionaire
"The nice thing is that people come up to you all night and pop you;"
- Joel Brown, Halloween Partygoer
"I'm not important enough for anyone to mail me anthrax"
- Xander Twombly ;(
"NASA does not ban sex between crewmembers"
- Space.com, insipid drivel
"Hang around where people are drunk and female and buxom"
- Joel Brown, Official Advisor for New Orleans
"There's a fart.com, but you have to sign up"...
- Mike Stephanides MD, on the future of eCommerce
"The world sometimes just doesn't live up to my expectations"... - me
"She was just too cute to waste on religion..." - Jeff Smith PhD (womanology)
"We camp here- tomorrow we continue at first light."
- Mike McCarty on the Vast Fry's in San Jose
"The Internet brings pornography and computer viruses; it tells you
how to take drugs and make bombs." - Professor H. Thimbleby, Newcastle
"Accomplished neuroanatomists, a special breed of people, often compulsive and occasionally even semiparanoid, number only a few score in the entire world."
- David Hubel, The Brain
"There are two major products that come out of Berkeley: LSD and UNIX. We don't believe this to be a coincidence."
- Jeremy S. Anderson
"A man sits with a pretty girl for an hour and it seems shorter than a minute. But tell that same man to sit on a hot stove for a minute, it is longer than any hour. That's relativity."
- A. Einstein
"She had those really big eyes and bright smile that you see in people who haven't been here that long"
- David Doshay, NASA pessimist
"You and weird are intimate"
- Lori Howard, female
"all food is green... given time"
- mike "metaphysical" mccarty
"...fabulous, left-wing, socialist babes..."
- Heather Campbell on UCSC women
"Oh my god, I think I'm going to heave..."
- Mark Ferneau on the Fry's Store on Lawrence
"An enterprising young man with red hair that does lots of things"
- Sats Ramachandran on ;)
"I shall explain this by waving my hands about in an appropriate manner."
- U Cambridge prof
"Yuppies just don't want to be overwhelmed"
- John Shewchuk, OOP God
"Why the hell should I get a wife when the man next door's got one?"
- Furry Lewis, Blues artist
"Maybe I'll get a song out of it."
- Keith Richards' reaction to a 1977 conviction for possession of cocaine
"One day Neil Young will write a happy song. But I'll probably sell it to TV for a commercial"
- Neil Young on his music
"It remains a fact that a happy person cannot be a communist"
- J T Kruger, South African Minister of Justice
"When I go to hell, I'm sure God will punish me by tickling my feet"
- D. Yarrington
"Lisp machines don't do recursion very well."
- R. Elkins
"I'm hungry... where's Debbie?"
- W. Wonchoba
"I'm your fairy godmother..."
- J. Bright
"Only thing farmland's good for is riding motorcycles"
- A. Iyengar
"ioctl(TIOCNOTTY) me"
- M. Buda
"A plotter is a high resolution graphics device, only limited by the thickness of the pen"
- D. Nairn
"Life is nothing but a terminal disease"
- C F Bryden
"Left is right, right is wrong"
- T Neff
"If he doesn't have pizza, he's not any good"
- B Riley
"Delbug takes very good care of you"
- D Robinson
"What time are you at?"
- D Brobyn
"Fuck prerequisites! I don't care about prerequisites!"
- T Uffner
"I'm a just a peaceloving Kaiser"
- E Harlow
"...several diseases that destroy the brain produce a general decline in the ability to recall information..."
- Cognition: A Glass & K Holyoak
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This book explores Aalto's architecture by traveling Finland to question how to record travel experience by sketches. Heechan won the Bartlett travel scholarship, University College London in2011 and traveled Finland to study Alvar Aalto's architecture.
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This seems to be a common question when people are looking to make changes in the way they eat. Let's start out with clarifying exactly what carbohydrates really are. When most people think of carbs in terms of their diets they think of bread, but this macronutrient group is much more encompassing. It would be difficult to avoid it completely, and you wouldn't want to either, as it should be enjoyed equally with its other macronutrient friends, protein and fat.
The American Diabetes Association breaks it down for us in terms of starches, sugars, and fiber. Foods high in starch include things like beans, potatoes, and grains. Sugars can be naturally occurring such as those in milk or fruit, or added during processing like the syrup in canned fruit, or refined sugar used to make a cookie. Fiber is the indigestible part of plant foods including fruits, vegetables, whole grains, nuts, and legumes. As you can see, carbohydrates come to us in all different forms. Some of them are natural and desirable sources of energy, and other processed ones can and should be avoided for optimal health.
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- For more information specific to wheat production in modern times and how the nutritional values have been affected you can go HERE.
I believe the bigger picture is avoiding processed foods in general, not just processed carbohydrates. The Whole 30 book "It Starts With Food" provides a very detailed sciency explanation of how processed foods work in your body, your brain, and on your hormones, and why you may want to consider avoiding them. Here is my overly simplified explanation.
Our brains were created with ancient biological signals that tell our bodies what we need to do to be healthy and stay alive. For example, we recognize three basic tastes: sweet for a source of energy, fatty for a dense source of calories, and salty as a means for conserving fluid. The trouble for us in modern times is that these ancient signals still remain intact but the sources of these flavors have changed drastically. This often causes us to gravitate towards highly processed foods that are tasty and easy, but hardly good sources of real nutrition. Our brains still respond strongly and instinctively to these 3 flavors. Major food producers know this and take advantage of it. Today's processed foods are full of things like corn syrup, MSG, artificial sweeteners, colors and flavors. Processed foods are cheap to produce and have HUGE profit margins. They light up the pleasure centers of the brain, but don't do much more good than that.
The second part of this problem is that you will want to continue to eat and over-eat these foods because your ancient signals are telling you your body still needs nutrients. Not only do we gain weight this way, but our hormones get out of whack causing conditions like diabetes, insulin resistance, leptin resistance, and systemic inflammation.
The good news is this: If you are eating naturally occurring, single ingredient, non-processed foods that are nutritionally dense, the ancient signals will tell you when you've had enough.
Now that we have the technical stuff out of the way, what does all of this mean for YOU in the real world and in your kitchen?
Number one, for us this meant less eating out and more eating at home because when I cook I know EXACTLY what is going into the food I prepare. You can never be sure at a restaurant.
The first thing I had to do was learn how to shop. The rule of thumb is to stick to the perimeter of your grocery store first. Here is where produce, meat, and dairy will be presented as close as they can come to how nature intended. You may still need to pick and choose depending on how strict you want to be. I try to find organic, locally grown produce, but I don't sweat it if they don't have that. We generally avoid dairy but occasionally milk in coffee needs to happen, so I look for milk not treated with bio growth hormones. Meat, chicken, and fish I like to get freshly cut and non-packaged directly from the butcher or local fish-monger.
Once you move into the center aisles of the store you have to be much more careful. This is where all the processed and prepackaged stuff lives, so now you have to know how to read a nutrition label. The main thing I look at is the list of ingredients, specifically I look for sugar. I was shocked to learn how many things include sugar, so if you're trying to avoid it you need to know how the food industry tries to hide it.
Labeling laws require ingredients to be listed according to weight, but "sugar" isn't the only name sugar goes by. According to the U.S. Dept. of Health and Human Services, added sugars show up on food and drink labels under the following names:
Anhydrous dextrose, brown sugar, cane crystals, cane sugar, corn sweetener, corn syrup, corn syrup solids, crystal dextrose, evaporated cane juice, fructose sweetener, fruit juice concentrates, high-fructose corn syrup, honey, liquid fructose, malt syrup, maple syrup, molasses, pancake syrup, raw sugar, sugar, syrup and white sugar.
That's just the beginning! There are many other less common names for different types of processed sugars. This means that if a food or beverage item contains 5 different types of sugars, the manufacturer can essentially "hide" how much sugar is actually in their product by now being allowed to put each individual type of sugar further towards the bottom of the list. If they were required to list them all together simply as "sugar", it would often be one of the first 3 ingredients.
If I don't know what an ingredient is, the magic of smart phones gives me access to GOOGLE and I can find out what it is immediately. Nine times out of 10 it turns out to be some form of sugar or other preservative.
- You can get more information on reading FDA nutrition labels HERE.
Now that I was stocking my kitchen properly, we had to face withdrawals. This was a fact. It wasn't easy, but once we instilled new habits, our taste buds started responding differently so now we don't tend to crave things like bagels for breakfast. This will happen for you, too, I promise!
HERE is a great video of a guy who detoxed from alcohol and added sugar for 30 days.
More good news is that as people become aware of these issues and more light is shed, consumers begin to make different choices. As we make different choices, the food industry is forced to respond by changing what they provide. Alternatives to traditional pastas are much more common. My local grocery store now has pre-riced cauliflower "risotto" as an option in their produce section. Grass-fed meats are more easily available so we have alternatives to the common factory farmed variety.
Forming new habits is not an easy thing, but the bottom line is that our health is important and worth the pain and sacrifice it takes to get to something new and better.


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I had no idea Harlan Ellison and Paul Chadwick were collaborating on an original sci-fi graphic novel for DC. Even when I saw the house ads in the spring of this year, I assumed it was an adaptation of something. Or a reprint of a series I missed in the lean years of the 1990s.
Nope, "7 Against Chaos" is all-new. And if it feels like a bit of a Helix Comics leftover, it also feels like it would be the most polished and interesting thing Helix ever released. But Helix had nothing to do with it. It's new! I said that already. I'll move on. (But, seriously, I was surprised.)
Okay, so here we have Harlan Ellison, who people love because he once wrote a story that was turned into a movie where Don Johnson wanted have a lot of sex after the apocalypse and because he scripted that Star Trek episode where Joan Collins gets run over by a truck. Ellison's a pretty big deal. (If you don't believe me, just remember that time he taught us how to wear yellow and pronounce Moebius's name properly.)
And Paul Chadwick used to draw Dazzler and Dr. Strange!
Oh, that's not why he's famous, is it?
He's also a big deal because he created "Concrete," which is one of my favorite comics of all time, even though the tone of this column makes it seem like I'm being sarcastic about that. But I'm not! "Concrete," if you haven't read it, is about a guy who gets his brain transplanted into a big rocky body and then he goes on adventures and meets famous people and tries to get jobs with his weird skill-set even though he's really just a political speechwriter at heart. Chadwick used the series — or series of series — to explore environmental issues, human relationships, social problems, Hollywood satire, and mostly just tell really compelling stories. "Concrete" deserves more attention than it gets, and I hope someday soon Dark Horse reprints the Paul Chadwick comics in a better format than the too-small almost-digest-sized collections they've given us recently. Oversized "Concrete" would be amazing. "The Concrete Library." Make it happen, world.
Ellison on script. Chadwick on pencils and inks. Ken Steacy (!) on colors. And Todd Klein (!!) on letters. Not a slouch among them. And they're giving us a sci-fi hardcover graphic novel (well, not "giving" us — I mean, you have to pay for it, sure, but it is a sci-fi hardcover graphic novel and those are in surprisingly short supply, compared to everything else in American comics).
What's it about, exactly?
It's about seven. Against, you guessed it, chaos.
It's like "The Dirty Dozen" except minus five. In space. In the distant future. And chaos is the problem. Well, not chaos, exactly, more like "crazy repercussions caused by some time travel shenanigans that they have to figure out and put a stop to so they can get some sweet, sweet reward."
It is a very straightforward premise, and it's told in a quasi-straightforward way, and there is an old-fashioned sturdiness Paul Chadwick's panel drawings and character design, but there's some surprising poetry in "7 Against Chaos" as well. It's a graphic novel that dabbles — lightly — in the realm of some thematic questions like "What would you do to get the thing you want most?" and "Are we all just the products of historical forces we have no way to change?" and "Which are better: apes or lizards? And why?" But it's really just a relatively straight-ahead dramatic action comic that takes itself just seriously enough to make the characters seem like they're in real jeopardy and there's something enormous at stake, but it also isn't so somber and moody that you can't enjoy the romp of a rag-tag team on a mission back to the beginning of time.
The space ship the team zooms through space and time with is shaped like a giant syringe.
And one of the captions, as the ship hovers over a long-ago version of Earth, reads, "When they inject themselves, they will be the foreign bodies. Pangaea invites them to adventure."
So it can't take itself that seriously.
What's odd about the book — besides it's old-timey feel, like a "Weird Science" story expanded to novel-length using the swashbuckling tales of Alexandre Dumas as a model — is how much time Ellison and Chadwick spend assembling the team. A "Hollywood-ized" version of this comic would spend 15 or 20 pages setting the scene and pulling the team together and wrap up Act I about 1/4th of the way into the book to get into all the action pieces and silly romantic subplots and then lead up to a big climax about 1/4th of the way before the end of the book when everything would go boom and we'd get explosions and one-liners and a heroic finish.
"7 Against Chaos" doesn't completely abandon that tried-and-true audience-pleasing structure, but it approaches it more elastically. There is very little exposition early in the book — apparently the original opening described the galaxy-spanning society of the future more clearly, but Chadwick pushed to abandon the stage-setting and just jump right into the first recruitment scenario. A good decision that helps make the setting of the book seem weirder and more alien. Which it is.
But even after dropping that exposition, the rounding-up-the-weird-rejects-who-will-be-heroes sequences take nearly half the book. The book almost completely forgoes Act II, really. The team is assembled and finds out their mission and…bam…we jump right into the build-up to the climax where they prepare to stop the time craziness by going directly to the source. Subplots are practically nonexistent. Sure, individual characters have their own issues, and the seven don't all get along with each other, but that's really just shading, not fully-developed plot machinery.
No, this is a graphic novel that seems really interested in each character it sets up as a concept and as a visual (one is an Amazonian beauty with giant metal pincers instead of hands, another is a literally faceless sneaky rogue type, while yet another is a Michael-Pollard-looking genius who lives in the center of a planet, etc.).
It's a strange Dungeons & Dragons crew in a game you've never played traveling through time to save a world that they actually completely hate.
So, yeah, it's the kind of thing that's going to appeal to me.
And Paul Chadwick gives it a human touch and Harlan Ellison gives it a heart that beats with an odd murmur.
"7 Against Chaos" is a bit too goofy to seem important or meaningful, and it's not insane enough to force people to pay attention to its weirdness, but it's like your favorite comfort food with something pleasantly surprising inside. Like macaroni and cheese with bits of chocolate. Or pizza folded with magic. I don't know what you're into. But I know I liked this book.
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The Thresholds REST endpoints enable 3rd party tools to manage all configured plugin and custom event thresholds within a monitored environment.
The following
HTTP PUT request either creates or updates a custom event threshold with the identifier
"timeseriesId": "custom:raspberry.files.count",
"threshold": 3,
"alertCondition": "ABOVE",
"samples": 1,
"violatingSamples": 1,
"dealertingSamples": 1,
"eventType": "ERROR_EVENT",
"eventName": "Motion detected",
"description": "Oh we discovered some motion of {severity} that is {alert_condition} the threshold of {threshold}"
The threshold definition payload must contain the following attributes:
timeseriesId: Unique identifier of the metric that this threshold applies to. You can find the metric IDs within our timeseries export API.
threshold: The actual threshold that should be checked.
alertCondition: Alert if actual metric value is either ABOVE or BELOW the defined threshold.
samples: Number of minute-long intervals that define the sliding window.
violatingSamples: Number of minute-long sliding window intervals that have to be violated within the sliding window before the event is raised.
dealertingSamples: Number of minute-long intervals that have to return to normal before the event is closed again.
eventType: Semantic event type which can be either 'ERROR_EVENT', 'PERFORMANCE_EVENT', 'AVAILABILITY_EVENT'.
eventName: The human-readable name of the event.
filter: Shows the source of the threshold that can either be API or a PLUGIN.
description: A placeholder-filled, human-readable description of the event. Placeholder are: {severity} representing the actual metric value, {alert_condition} represents the above or below condition and the threshold {threshold}.
HTTP 201: If threshold was successfully created, returns the complete threshold definition as JSON.
HTTP 400: If anything within your threshold config JSON is misplaced or missing. Refer to the return message to see details of what went wrong.


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Monthly Archives: March 2013
Adventures in Roatan With Tuffy
Hello Joseph!!!!! How are you ??!! This is a photo of zavanny .she is three years old and a delight to be with .she is my niece. ( iris's younger sisters daughter ) . I like to spend a lot of time with her when we are here.we had her for Friday night sleep over and swam in the pool, made mr. Potato head ,watched Winnie the Pooh and read books .she has a great laugh and smart as a whip. Keep smilin …….. Tuf
Is that a Honduras Soccer shirt?
You gonna try to make the squad Tuf?
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Squirrels are smarter than bird feeder designers
Photos submitted by Annisquam and Cambridge FOB, Cynthia Kennedy Sam of a new fancy glass "birdfeeder" which she hung up off her back deck three days ago to attract cardinals, bluejays, juncos, white throated sparrows – you know those lovely feathered ones…. only to find that this pesky critter figured out how to access it! Of course, s/he's a Cambridge squirrel, quite obviously an engineer, maybe educated at HAHVARD!
Representing on the Acela from Boston to NYC
Usually I drive to visit my daughter in Brooklyn, but with last weekend's pending snowstorm, I decided to take the Acela from South Station to Penn Station.
View from the Acela window
The Acela is more convenient and much faster than the usual Amtrak train, although more expensive. My train was crowded in both directions with mostly business-types, each entertaining an array of personal electronic gadgets spread about. No passenger had less than three electronic devices, including a laptop or ipad, a phone, and some type of blackberry.
I very much enjoyed taking the train and it was delightful to work while looking out at the passing scenery, and equally delightful not to have to worry about my car once in Brooklyn. It's an extravagance I can only justify when the weather is bad because when I drive my Prius to NYC it costs less than 75., including tolls and refreshments along the way, compared to the 340.00 round trip Acela fare. Of course there is always the Fung Wah Bus, but then you run the risk of death by heart attack or crash, or both.
Folk legend Gordon Bok with local favorites Three Sheets to the Wind @ Old Sloop next FRIDAY [CORRECTED]
This will be a one-of-a-kind experience. Get tickets here.
Tonight it tough. Excellent music all over Cape Ann. Too many good shows overlapping, so you will just have to choose. Here's some help with that. Usually we take John with us, and tonight there are plenty of good shows starting early enough to take the kids. But we're going to stay out late and party, so we'll be kid-less tonight. For us it's Chelsea Berry at Shalin Liu. Even though it had previously sold out, right now there seem to be about 6 tickets left on-line from people who couldn't swap their Feb 9 tickets. You can try to get them here or you call 978.546.7391.
Then we'll try to get to Minglewood in time to catch the Toasters' last set. Carlos says they should be rockin' the house until about 12:30.
We're gonna need a lumper
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GHS girls in playoff loss to Danvers
Snow Day #3
How bad do you have to hate your wife to ice fish alone?
Have you been to the Pop Gallery recently?
During the month of January, the Pop Gallery (67 Main St. in Gloucester) was closed, but the re-opened in February (pretty much right on time for Snowpocalypse Nemo). Among other things, they used the down time to redecorate the interior:
They also have new products to add to their already interesting and eclectic selection. The gallery carries a variety of "Jolly Roger" and similarly skull-themed items, like these skull-themed items of jewelry:
They also carry some chocolate with some of the most inventive packaging I have ever seen (click on the photo to enlarge it so you can read the small text):
That's just the tip of the iceberg, really. At Christmas I bought some really nice catnip toys for my parents' felines, and they were a big hit!
The gallery's winter hours are as follows:
Thu: 11:00 am – 6:00 pm
Fri – Sat: 11:00 am – 8:00 pm
Sun: 11:00 am – 5:00 pm
Whar are the chances we catch a fish ice fishing today?
Auction – March 5th – in Magnolia
From Walt Kolenda at Capeannauction.com
Our first auction in 2013 will be a DOOZY! Don't forget, we're running in a new location and on a new night!
Tues. March 5th, 6pm (preview 4-6)
Charles Jones Hall in the Magnolia Library
1 Lexington St, Magnolia, MA 01930
This will be one of our best quality auctions so far! It features art, antiques, collectibles & furniture from several Cape Ann estates.
Here's a partial list, check back for more details.
Partial listing: A great cedar wood 5 mast ship model of the Sea Princess 34"h x 44"long in excellent condition individually planked, a 34"h x 36"l wooden model of a whale boat also individually planked, a wooden ship model of the Great Republic, wooden ship model of the Bluenose wooden ship model of the Suez 2, vintage half hull wall plaque ship model, a beautiful pair of 19th century Icons w/ Angels, blue stoneware planters, standing wicker planter w galvanized trough, arts & crafts period oak slant front desk , antique oak chest of drawers, pair of danish modern chairs , wainscot wardrobe period cherry drop-leaf table, large Norman Rockwell art book, lot of Edison cylinder records, 4 pc. Czech Victoria China decanter set, blue satin art glass bowl, Fenton cranberry glass vase, blue hobnail glass vase, black amethyst glass art deco brass rim bowl, bar in a barrel decanter set, group of 3 green art pottery vases, antique iridescent green 5" vase, vintage blue Hall teapot & 2 other brown vintage teapots, Fenton hand painted signed covered ladies boot decanter, green/brown majolica 22" umbrella stand, green/brown majolica (Weller?) 10" planter in drip glaze w/ trees, orange carnival glass bowl & orange carnival glass vase, yellow Pyrex mixing bowls Jadite mixing bowl & 2 Hamilton Beach custard color mixing bowls, green/brown majolica 7" vase, green depression glass plate, heavy cut clear leaded crystal vase, hand painted black tin decanter set, sprayed gold retro decanter set, unusual cyclops pottery jug 8" tall, blue funny face stoneware mug, his/hers happy sad stoneware mugs, See more
Just added… A rare signed, Fred Thompson hand colored 6 mast schooner print, Bradford's History of the Civil War, several signed impressionist paintings marine themes and cityscape, Motif #1 depicted in a stone wall plaque. Still more to come.
For more pictures and details go to: http://www.auctionzip.com/auctioneer/gloucester
Our snack bar will now be a kitchen! Come early, have a bite and save your seat.
As usual, there is NO BUYER'S PREMIUM at The Cape Ann Auction.
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Sea Serpent Captured and Skewered! From Fred Bodin
Fred writes-
Since Gloucester had its own Sea Serpent, I thought it appropriate to post this news story from New Jersey. It's a scary serpent-like monster, but not even close to the size of ours (or as good looking). This bloody photo went viral on the internet. I'll let you draw your own conclusions and ID it in the comments box:
I wonder if Joey ever off-loaded one on the dock? Recipes?
east gloucester timelapse 02/23/13
If this story doesn't make you cry you're a cold hearted monster and I don't want to know you
Community Photos
Joey: A photo of the Eastern Point lighthouse during the last weekend's non-storm – but pretty. "Pat" Morss


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Self-Study and Evaluation Guide; Section C-5; Public Relations and Fund-Raising.
National Accreditation Council for Agencies Serving the Blind and Visually Handicapped, New York, NY.
Public relations and fund-raising are those functions of management which engender public understanding and support for the agency's aims and services. These two functions are closely interrelated in that the agency's public relations effectiveness influences its ability to raise funds and, conversely, its fund-raising operations have a direct bearing on the degree to which its program is understood and accepted. Both the public relations and the fund-raising standards presented are designed to serve as basic ground rules for the maintenance of valid and effective lines of communication between an agency and its total community. Their objective is to preserve the integrity of both the agency and those whom it serves. Stress is placed on the client's right to dignity and privacy, and on the agency's responsibility not to sacrifice this right through exploitation of public sympathies. (Other sections of this guide are available as LI 003342-003347 and LI 003349 through LI 003351). (Author/NH)
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Up and coming Los Angeles artist Kyle Herman aka Killakake just released his first official music video, "Golden State." It is the first song that to drop that will be on his newest project, I Hate Normal, set to drop this summer. The video, shot in Huntington Beach, California incorporates ... Read More »
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Playlistunes : The Simpliest Way to Discover Rare Music for Free
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Official Reese "Nerd" ft. Mr. Cain & Infy
After almost 1 year of his "Party Hard" single being in club circulation, Mr. Party Hard a.k.a Official Reese has returned with another hit single called "Nerd". This time he teamed up with fellow rappers, Mr. Cain & Infy, and producer J.O, who also produced the hit single "Mz. All ... Read More »
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-Ridge's moving words stop Brooke from telling him about Stephanie's illness!
-Needing to share what she knows with someone else, Brooke tells Taylor about Stephanie's cancer!
-Taylor and Brooke join forces to assist Stephanie, who turns down Taylor's plea to get treatment!
-The show goes on location circa 1991 when Stephanie takes to the streets and pursues a homeless girl (Dayzee) who took her scarf!
-When she finally finds the girl, Stephanie learns why the scarf means so much to her!
-Oliver confesses to Hope that he wants her back!
-After Hope foolishly tells Steffy to help Liam do better in his next interview with her, Liam and the photographer return to find Steffy modeling lingerie!
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Tuesday, October 12
Brooke goes back on her promise to Stephanie;
Dr. Lewis visits Stephanie at her home.
Wednesday, October 13
Steffy tries to impress Liam by wearing seductive lingerie;
Brooke and Stephanie engage in a tender moment.
Thursday, October 14
Stephanie comes face to face with Dayzee;
Taylor informs Pam of Stephanie's condition.
Friday, October 15
Stephanie revisits her recent actions;
Brooke befriends a homeless man.
Sally Spectra is gone, but not forgotten
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Former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg is due to endorse Hillary Clinton tonight, which comes as a surprise for many since he was at one point contemplating a presidential run himself. For New York Democrats attending the convention, they see the move as an example of crossing the aisle as opposed to him coming back into the fold. Ruben Diaz Jr., the Bronx Borough President, said that he and Bloomberg "didn't agree on everything" when Bloomberg was in office, but they were able to work together on several fronts and sees it as an important signal that a man who "understands corporate culture" is choosing to get behind Clinton as opposed to Donald Trump.
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To Have or Not to Have A Family @ Gorgeous magazine Jan-Feb 2012
A couple of months ago, I was asked to write an article on the things one has to consider before starting a family. I sat down, did some research, and figured there are three things, namely: mind, body and bank, that should preferably be sorted out before that bundle of joy comes into the picture. Read the article and see if you agree!
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Friday, January 19, 2018
This Week Jan 19
As I bring myself back into the world of blogging, I'm questioning why it's so hard to be consistent. I feel like over the years I've found myself in and out of blogging and I question why. Does life get in the way? Does life get me down? Do I find myself comparing myself to other bloggers who are more successful, have beautiful pictures, get more brand deals? Do I run out of things to talk about? Do I think my life is boring as hell? The answer to all of those questions is yes. Yes life get's in the way and sometimes (as of recently) get's me down. Yes, I like many others, will find myself comparing my brand, my pictures, my online highlights to someone elses. However, to be consistent every week I'm going to update you on what happened and how life is treating me. I'm going to talk about the week, about what I'm loving & hating, about the products I've bought or the books I've read. Just what I've been up to. This weeks will be short and sweet because I'm not entirely sure where I want to take it yet but it's here and that's all that really matters.
The week of Jan 19th
Life Update: As you might know if you follow me on Instagram, life is been pretty crazy. I'm currently job searching and also searching for the perfect destination. Tyler and I are unsure if we really want to stay in Columbus and are considering other cities. It's not an easy task!
My Weekend Plans: Weekends in my world seems to be last minute thoughts. This evening we are going to head down to Condado Tacos, one of my favorite places in Columbus! After tacos and marg's I'm hoping to pop into Sephora to pick up a new eye mask or two!
Things I bought: Loft is one of my absolutely favorite work wear places to shop. I headed to the Loft Outlet and found a few work appropriate blouses that are great for interviews too!
Books I'm Reading: I've been reading Maybe In Another Life and have been enjoying it.
Workouts: This week I got my spin bike in and I'm thrilled. I've wanted one to have in my apartment for forever. I also downloaded the Peloton app and have been taking classes via their on demand feature!
I hope you all had a great week. Let me know if there are any categories you would like me to add to the list!
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The black CAR-3CAMOR Cargo Case Camera Edition from Porta Brace is designed to accommodate professional video cameras up to 21.75" long, including the HM600, PMW200, AC160, HPX250, XF100, XF305, C300, and Blackmagic Cinema cameras. It also features an off-road wheel system with steel axles, solid rubber wheels, and ball bearings. The case is constructed of dual-rigidity foam for maximum protection, 1000-denier nylon, and solid steel clip rings. There are reversed zippers and a slip-not anti-skid waterproof bottom panel for water resistance and durability. The case can be carried using the suede carry handles or included shoulder strap.
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I am talking about this post... I thought as I have a couple of minutes to spend that I might as well share with you one more LO made with the August kit from Scrapagogo.
One more LO that I love. This kit really is awesome! I adore all those papers and this vintage country cottage feel. I am even tempted to get some more of this paper collection...
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text: Soybean futures are trading 3 to 4 cents lower this morning after being 3 to 4 3/4 cents higher in most contracts on Thursday. Meal futures were up $6.30/ton, with nearby soy oil down 35 points. The USDA reported 1.537 MMT in soybean exports during the week of 2/1. That was a jump of 26% from the previous week but 1.9% lower than the same week in 2017. Soy meal shipments were shown at 290,904 MT, with soy oil at 8,517 MT. Thursday morning's WASDE report showed the USDA narrowing the US cash average farm price by 20 cents to $8.90-9.70, leaving the mid-point at $9.30. With the Brazil crop 2 MMT higher, their respective export projection was raised by the USDA to 69 MMT. The reduction in Argentine production caused their crush total to be trimmed 1.16 MMT, which gave the US bean meal market a boost. The Buenos Aires Grain Exchange now estimates the crop at 50 MMT, down 1 from their previous report.