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George Harrison, All Things Must Pass (Apple)
The War on Drugs, Lost in the Dream (Secretly Canadian)
Wye Oak, Shriek (Merge)
John Fahey, Your Past Comes Back to Haunt You: The Fonotone Years, 1958-1965 (Dust-to-Digital / Revenant)
Sensations' Fix, Music is Painting in the Air (1974-1977) (RVNG Intl')
Fugazi, First Demo (Dischord)
David Crosby, If I Could Only Remember My Name… (Atlantic)
Myriam Gendron, Not so Deep as a Well (Feeding Tube)
Sharon Van Etten, Are We There (Jagjaguwar)
Kurt Vile, So Outta Reach EP (Matador)
Steve Gunn, Way Out Weather (Paradise of Bachelors)
Kurt Vile + Steve Gunn, Higher Ground, Burlington, VT, June 3, 2014
Sleater-Kinney, "Bury Our Friends" (Sub Pop)
Thee Silver Mt. Zion + Big Brave, The Rialto, Montreal, February 6, 2014
Lightning Dust, Fantasy (JagJaguwar)
Iggy Pop, Lust for Life (Virgin/4 Men With Beards)
V/A, Country Funk 1969-1975 (Light in the Attic)
Country, Failure (Bandcamp)
Operators + Country, Il Motore, Montreal, May 11, 2014
Destroyer, Il Motore, Montreal, February 7, 2014
Tim Hecker, Virgins (Kranky)
V/A, Native North America: Aboriginal Folk, Rock, and Country, 1966-1985 (Light in the Attic)
V/A, …i listen to the wind that obliterates my traces: music in vernacular photographs, 1880-1955 [accompanying 2-disc CD set] (Dust-to-Digital)
Gene Clark, With the Gosdin Brothers (Sundazed)
moving images
Polar Life (1967), dir. Ferguson—full digital restoration, Cinémathèque québécoise, October 10 - November 2, 2014
Jodorowsky's Dune (2013), dir. Pavich
20,000 Days on Earth (2014), dir. Forsyth & Pollard
Boyhood (2014), dir. Linklater
Cutie and the Boxer (2013), dir. Heinzerling
Le Semeur (2013), dir. Perron
Finding Vivian Maier (2013), dir. Maloof
The Unknown Known (2013), dir. Morris
The Great Ecstasy of the Woodcarver Steiner (1974), La Soufrière (1977), and The Dark Glow of the Mountains (1984), all directed by Werner Herzog
The Clock (2010), dir. Marclay, Musée d'art contemporain de Montréal
Enemy (2013), dir. Villeneuve
Stories We Tell (2012), dir. Polley
"Beyond Ruttmann & Vertov" Symposium, Ghent, BE, December 5-6, 2014—featuring Visions de Lourdes (1932), dir. Dekeukeleire; Rotterdam: de stad die nooit rust (1928), dir. von Barsy and von Maydell; Moscow (1926), dir. Kaufman and Kopalin; Stramilano (1929), dir. d'Errico; Skyscraper Symphony (1929), dir. Florey; A Bronx Morning (1931), dir. Leyda; Rhapsody in Two Languages (1934), dir. Sparling; Weltstadt in Flegeljahren: ein Bericht über Chicago (1931), dir. Hauser; and others
food & drink
M. Wells Steakhouse, Long Island City, NY
Al's Breakfast, Minneapolis, MN
Matt's Bar, Minneapolis, MN—Home of the Original "Jucy Lucy"
grilled cabbage (inspired by McCrady's)
Ma Poule Mouillée, Montreal, QC—Home of <<Bon, les Portuguais font de la Poutine!>> (a.k.a., the Original Portuguese Poutine)
Café Den, Montreal, QC (WINNER! AEB Montreal Restaurant of the Year)
Motorino, New York NY
Eataly, New York, NY
Roberta's pizza dough & the homemade pizza revolution
Hatch's Fish Market, Wellfleet, MA
Sundae School, Harwich Port, MA—Home of "Bass River Mud"
Sanagan's Meat Locker, Toronto, ON
Seven Lives, Toronto, ON—Home of the "Gobernador"
Montpelier Farmers' Market, Montpelier, VT
Bohemian Bakery, East Calais, VT
Hunger Mountain Co-op, Montpelier, VT
Scott Farm (apples, heirloom & otherwise), Dummerston, VT
Buffalo Mountain Co-op, Hardwick, VT
The Editors of Storey Books, Country Wisdom & Know-How: Everything You Need to Know to Live Off the Land (Black Dog & Leventhal Publishers)
Rowan Jacobsen, Apples of Uncommon Character: 123 Heirlooms, Modern Classics, and Little-Known Wonders (Bloomsbury)
Lauren Collins, "The Spy Who Loved Me," The New Yorker, August 25, 2014
Lawrence Wright, Going Clear: Scientology, Hollywood, and the Prison of Belief (Vintage)
John Jeremiah Sullivan, "The Ballad of Geeshie and Elvie," The New York Times, April 13, 2014
Herzog on Herzog, ed. Paul Cronin (Faber)
Gabrielle Hamilton, Prune (Random House)
Brooks Headley with Chris Cechin-de la Rosa, Brooks Headley's Fancy Desserts (W.W. Norton)
Rebecca Solnit, The Faraway Nearby: A Field Guide to Getting Lost (Viking)
Steve Roden, …i listen to the wind that obliterates my traces: music in vernacular photographs, 1880-1955 (Dust-to-Digital)
W.G. Sebald, Austerlitz (Modern Library)—yet again!
Joseph Mitchell, "Days in the Branch," The New Yorker
Sir Chris Bonington, Annapurna South Face (Da Capo)
Thor Heyerdahl, Kon-Tiki (Rand McNally & Co.)
Jack Kerouac, On The Road (Penguin)
Monika Kin Gagnon and Janine Marchessault, eds., Reimagining Cinema: Film at Expo 67 (McGill-Queen's University Press)
Snapshots From An Album, episode 1: "My Pet" (Huis van Alijn)
Snapshots From An Album, episode 2: "Tomorrow We're Expecting the School Photographer" (Huis van Alijn)
Snapshots From An Album, episode 3: "Hurray for the Holidays!" (Huis van Alijn)
Snapshots From An Album, episode 4: "Proud of My Car" (Huis van Alijn)
Serial, Season One
This American Life #534, "A Not So Simple Majority"
vintage Griswold cast iron ware
Ashby, MN & Battle Lake, MN
Washington County, VT
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I moved out of school on May 6th and flew to Anaheim to begin: 1. Summer vacation 2. The first portion of my birthday trip and 3. Day 1 of 57 straight days of travel! I was so excited.
Sara picked me up from the airport and we got to spend the day getting tacos, relaxing at her place, and going to the mall.
On May 7th, Chris, Austin, and I went to Universal Studios Hollywood! We left bright and early and somehow got there by 8 am. I was so impressed.
We went straight to Forbidden Journey and the main difference between the attraction here and in Florida is that here it's in 3-D! I just watched the Harry Potter movies for the first time ever this past February and March, so going through the queue and experiencing Forbidden Journey was like a whole new experience! I absolutely adored it!
I was proudly representing Gryffindor and when we met the conductor, he asked why I was not in class! I felt so guilty… but then we realized it was Saturday so I was off the hook.
Also, would it really be a trip to the Wizarding World without grabbing some butter beer?
We headed down four escalators to the other portion of the park where we rode Transformers and The Mummy. (twice) When we headed back up, we got the big pink donut which is my top favorite snack from Universal. And trust me – it is just as delicious as it looks!
The Simpson's ride was next, and then Mark came to meet up with us! We went on the Studio Tour and grabbed some lunch! Then we explored the Wizarding World one last time and rode Jurassic Park!
It didn't take us very long to get through every attraction in the park, but we had a blast at Universal Studios Hollywood! It was the perfect way to kick off my birthday weekend!
We had one last stop to make before heading back home – Sprinkles Cupcakes! Thanks to Sprinkles Perks, they sent me a coupon for a free birthday cupcake. What a wonderful way to finish up 22!

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Sunshine GenerationBruce Nussbaum brought Ziba's Karen Reuther and founder Sohrab Vossoughi to Parsons on Monday the 7th. They open the presentation with "The revolution is underway." The presentation was based around the "Sunshine Generation" in China, young urbanites that grew up not knowing Tian'anmen's square and have only seen economy growth. [singlepic id=519] Karen Reuther of Ziba says "They call themselves sunshine because they are smiling" Some of what was presented can be related to the article "Oh, to Be a Millennial in China," by AdAge in 2010.
Ziba developed a few findings from their ethnographic research.
1 the youth are comited, their weapon is optimism
2 the shift is radical, and it is happening from the inside out they see china influenceing the world.
3. the scale is unprecedented w 340M 'revolutionaries' participating
One of their main insights was They are more similar than different (with us) Unbridled Optimism - "I don't just want to follow what others are doing. I want to do it myself" they like to "look different together." Anticipating Greatness - "My generation likes challenges. We want something unexpected."
I will post more on this later, including my views in relation to my experiences in China.
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This lecture is part of Bruce Nussbaum's Design At the Edge lecture series.


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text: Town number two on the Italy trip was Florence. I had heard a fair amount it, but didn't know quite what to expect. The most impressive part for me was the view from the top of the Duomo Cathedral there, where this hot air balloon randomly came floating in for a surreal moment and photograph. The second best was the Ponte Vecchio, the bridge with all the shops actually on it (I found it more intriguing at night actually when the shops weren't open and it was just very moody lighting, contrasted with the rain as well).


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ALBUQUERQUE – An Albuquerque woman who found a misplaced Powerball ticket while cleaning house Wednesday claimed a $200,000 prize from the New Mexico Lottery.
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Home learning will be handed out to your child every Friday. This will consist of spellings, Learn Its and a Times Table target.
In addition, the children will have English and Maths homework and occasionally work linked to their current topic. Occasionally, as an alternative, the class may have a project-based task spread over a number of weeks.
The tasks need to be completed and handed in by the following Wednesday. Thursday is acceptable but not as routine. It is unlikely that any work handed in on the Friday will be marked.
If your child does not attempt their homework, they will be required to do so in their own time on the Friday of that week.
In addition to the above, your child is expected to read at least five times a week. This should be recorded in their reading diary by either you or your child. It could simply be the number of pages they have read or,preferably, a comment on their reading or what they think about the book. Please support your child's learning by spending some time listening to them read and asking them questions about the text. This is invaluable!
Please encourage your child to get in to a regular routine with the above expectations.
If you have any concerns or issues with your child's home learning please arrange to see Mrs Gristock. They will normally be available before 8.45am or immediately at the end of the school day. Alternatively, you can make arrangements to meet with either via the main office.
Thank you for your support.
From Week 1 of the Summer Term, in final preparation for their SATs, all children will have the same randomly selected spellings from their KS2 spelling lists. They will be tested on these during dictation every Friday.


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Alumni Spotlight: Emily Jerve '00
When Emily Jerve '00 (B.S. Science in Agriculture) first came to the University of Minnesota, she aspired to become a veterinarian. Like any freshman student would, she changed her major when she realized vet school was not the path for her. She then focused her studies on international agriculture, state government, and policy. Jerve was able to travel abroad during her time at the university, fueling her passion for international agriculture. "My education exposed me to new places and cultures. I had never been beyond North America before my first study abroad experience my junior year in Cork, Ireland. I met amazing people and realized there was an entire world to explore."
Name: Emily Jerve
Degree/Major: B.S. Science in Agriculture
Grad Year : 2000
Advisor(s): Alan Hunter
Current role: Research Analyst
Current organization/ employer: Minnesota Department of Agriculture
Favorite memory of campus:
My senior year I took a class unlike any other. A group of eight students, led by Steve Clarke and Steve Simmons, studied the agroecosystems of Morocco. Each week in Coffey Hall we learned about Moroccan culture and hospitality, cuisine, religion, and natural resources. We then traveled to Morocco and visited farms, mountains, deserts, oases, and ancient medinas. We enjoyed Moroccan cuisine as a form of "market research" for the country's agriculture. We took advantage of the longstanding partnership between the University of Minnesota and the Ecole Nationale d'Agriculture in Morocco.
Why did you choose CFANS as a college?
My original plan was to be a veterinarian. The campus offered easy access to the faculty, students, and the facilities. Midway into my freshman year I realized vet school was not for me. This realization opened me up to other opportunities CFANS (called COAFES way back then) offered. As I finished my prerequisites and prepared to write my thesis, I was able to take coursework in international agriculture and state government and policy. While graduating with my original major, my career path went in a completely different direction.
Why do you think the University of Minnesota is great?
There are so many reasons the University of Minnesota is great. First and foremost are the people. The moment I stepped foot on campus as a prospective student, I felt welcomed and inspired. Each campus has its own vibe and offers a rich array of programming in the arts, music, and sports. In addition, the University of Minnesota is located in the heart of the Twin Cities and is a short trip away from eclectic neighborhoods like St. Anthony, Cedar Riverside, and Como. It has so much to offer both on campus and off.
What are some professional achievements you have been proud of since graduating from the U?
I served as an agricultural extension agent with the Peace Corps in Senegal, West Africa. After completing my service, I worked at the Urban Institute in the Center on International Development and Governance in Washington, D.C. I received my masters in International Agriculture and Rural Development from Cornell University. I then returned to Minnesota and worked for the USDA, NASS in St. Paul collecting and analyzing crop and livestock data. In 2012, I moved to the Minnesota Department of Agriculture in the Agricultural Marketing and Development Division where I currently serve as a research analyst. I work with Minnesota food and ag companies on export initiatives, which can range anywhere from transportation to trade shows. I recently completed the Emerging Leader Institute, a 7-month leadership development program designed to prepare future leaders in Minnesota state government.
What's your passion? What do you love about your work and your field?
I love agriculture because it intersects with agronomy, climate, culture, transportation, policy, planning, data collection and analysis, marketing, and more. I enjoy working with producers, whether they are growing millet or soybeans. I also love eating and cooking, and "sampling" is a huge perk for me.
How did your education at the U of M help prepare you for what you are doing today?
My education exposed me to new places and cultures. I had never been beyond North America before my first study abroad experience my junior year in Cork, Ireland. I met amazing people and realized there was an entire world to explore. While in Ireland I did research for my thesis on consumer preferences of the potato. That research helped me connect two concepts that underscore my career – international and agriculture – while also allowing me to build on research skills I'd use later for my master's thesis. I took Italian classes for two years which paved the path to learning Pulaar and Wolof for Peace Corps. It also helped me connect with family history and cultural heritage. I met a network of classmates and faculty that I am still in contact with to this day. And it gave me a lifelong appreciation of learning. I now bring my son to campus each year for Classes Without Quizzes.
What advice do you have for current students (and future alumni)?
Study and work hard. But remember to get out of your comfort zone and try something you've never done before. You have access to amazing faculty, facilities, and resources. Use them to their fullest extent. Also, participate in the CFANS Mentor Program. Find a mentor at companies and in sectors you are considering and explore different workplaces. A future career may take shape in the form of what you don't want to do. When you graduate, pay it forward and become a mentor.
May 2017
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CFANS Updates
- New Bell Museum features bird-safe glass windows
- Shurson '81 takes IAS message to Asia
- Professor David Baumler, the red-hot chili pepper expert
- Former FSCN Department Head Busta '61 receives IFT Myron Solberg Award
- Weiblen earns President's Community-Engaged Scholar Award
- Water Resources Science students and faculty share research progress
- Swanson awarded Nelson Scholarship
- Food Science and Nutrition hosts Entrepreneurship Panel and Research Poster Showcase
- Dairy Product Evaluation Team has strong showing
- CFANS welcomes new head of Entomology
- Ag Awareness Day draws thousands to Northrop Mall
- Alumni and students celebrate 101st Minnesota Royal
- U of M National Agri-Marketing Association Places 4th at National Competition
- FFAers go "All In" on St. Paul campus and beyond
- Registration open for Gopher Dairy Camp
- Did you know?
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Class Notes
- Alumni Spotlight: Emily Jerve '00
- First Animal Science Showcase honors Lindemann '77 '81
- Kreeger '88 elected Lifetime Honorary Member of The Wildlife Society
- Rizzo '92 wins 2017 UC Davis Prize for Undergraduate Teaching and Scholarly Achievement
- Datica names Lindbergh '99 Chief Revenue Officer
- LeDee '05 '08 selected by Minnesota Climate Adaptation Partnership to receive an Award for Climate Adaptation
- Baby Gopher: The Dornink Family
- Sjostrom '09 to speak at CFANS Commencement
- Baby Gopher: The Schwab Family
- In Memory of Roy Thompson '51 '57


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The voices of church girls Darlene Love, Merry Clayton, Lisa Fischer, Tata Vega, Judith Hill and others elevated the songs of the likes of The Rolling Stones, Sting, Michael Jackson, Joe Cocker, David Bowie and Carole King, as these ladies did their thing in the background, unnoticed, and at times, even uncredited…
Overcoming Intimidation
Intimidation comes in many forms we know. Whether it be spiritual, emotional, practical, relational, or just downright ugly, in your face warfare! My journey has been a road of continually facing, and telling intimidation where to stick it! I am praying that if you are facing intimidation or turmoil of any kind today, that you will overcome them in Jesus' powerful name!
Learning To Love The Journey
I've been a part of C3 Music for 19 years and through many different situations of highs, lows, struggles, disappointments, stretching, triumph and so on, that we all go through in this thing called life.
5 Qualities Of A Great Worship Team Member
Over the years I have found myself in the midst of teams, as well as leading them. Here are some of my thoughts around qualities that make a great worship team member.
The Worship Experience - Transcendence & Immanence
We have a Lord who is King of Kings and Lord of Lords – and yet is Emmanuel, God with us.
A Life Of Honour
Living with honour points back to who God is, so that we can see who we are. It brings perspective. We won't be a generation that only talks, without authenticity or character. Let's outdo each other in our actions.
My Creative Process
Forget about who you are writing with... You are simply trying to get the best song that the people in that room can, on that day.
Adaptable Worship: When Less Is More
Our expression of worship within the church today, can take many forms. the two-sided nature of worship (and christianity for that matter), it that it is all about God and people. So whilst our worship is all about glorifying Jesus, we also need to meet people where they are at, and we willing to adapt ourselves to their context.
Servanthood: A Piece Of Our Worship
Servanthood starts with an understanding of who Jesus is. When we look at his life we see his heart to serve others. Servanthood is really about love. Loving God and loving others. When we get a heart for people created by God, we get a heart to serve no matter what context.
Atmosphere Creators
God wants each of us to hold what we do with strength, power, and sensitivity to the spirit, like we are holding a powerful weapon. He wants us to step out, and step into the calling He has upon us as keys players. He wants us to take what he has put in our hands, and with renewed confidence, use it to build the Church, bless the people, and help bring people closer to Christ every time we play.
Song Story - None
"Remember this and stand firm, recall it to mind, you transgressors, remember the former things of old; for I am God, and there is no other; I am God, and there is none like me, declaring the end from the beginning and from ancient times things not yet done, saying, 'My counsel shall stand, and I will accomplish all my purpose,' calling a bird of prey from the east, the man of my counsel from a far country. I have spoken, and I will bring it to pass; I have purposed, and I will do it."
To Be A Pilgrim
Who would true valour see,
let him come hither.
One here will constant be,
come wind come weather.
What Other King
I had the basic idea for this song for a long time, years even. I had already written the first two lines to the bridge, but that's as far as I got. Songwriting can be so frustrating, and turning a song from just an idea, into something that people can sing, is no simple feat!
The Role of a BV
Ok… let's chat vocals. Specifically backing vocals. As a young singer on the music team, I used to question my importance as a support singer in a service. "Can anyone even hear me out the front?", "Does it really matter if I don't know the words that well?", "I'll just sing the melody, since the focus is on the worship leader anyway, right?".
5 Ways A Band Leader Needs To Think
At our church, we have what we call a 'band-leader' rostered on each service. This person will have a microphone that can be heard by the whole band on stage, via their in-ear monitors. It's the responsibility of the band leader to musically direct the service in support of the worship leader. Here are some of my thoughts in my own approach to band-leading here at C3 Oxford Falls...
10 Things A Worship Leader Shouldn't Do…
Often we focus on what we should do as musicians and worship leaders, but forget that what we shouldn't do is just as important. Here's 10 tips from Dan Korocz!
Asia Tour 2016
This month we took the team on the road to Asia to launch our new album ABIDE. One of the greatest privileges we have is to lead people in worship and I love that we get to do this as a team, not a worship band, but a team.
Created For Praise
There's no denying that creation inspires awe and wonder. For those who believe, it's a wonder of who God is and what He did with only His will and His voice.
I have read this psalm a hundred times. It's one I've quoted more than others. We can learn a lot from David. He held keys in his hand that set him up for life. A person who is intimate with God and authentic is always bound to become our teacher.
Psalm 23
Psalm 23. It articulates the plan that God has for each of our lives and breaks it down into three unique stages...


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January 15 - 19, 2018
"Tapping into the root cause for prostate cancer genome instability"
An informal presentation & discussion of research results presented by the lab of: Dr. Wenyi Feng
Associate Professor of Biochemistry & Molecular Biology
Biochemistry & Molecular Biology Research Report
Tuesday, January 16 @ 4 - 5 pm, 103 WH
Questions? Call: 4-8707 | Open to the public
"The Cell's Compass: Understanding Molecular Mechanisms Driving Directed Cell Migration"
Yulia Artemenko, PhD
Assistant Professor, Department of Biological Sciences, SUNY Oswego
Cell & Developmental Biology Visiting Professor
Hosted by Dr. Mira Krendel
Wednesday, January 17 @ 1:15 pm, 103 WH
Questions? Call: 4-8536 | Open to the public
"Rational design of Riboflavin-Containing Telodendrimers for Methotrexate Delivery: Induction of Antigen-Specific Immune Tolerance"
Dandan Guo
Graduate Assistant, Dr. Juntao Luo's Lab
Pharmacology Seminar
Thursday, January 18 @ 12 pm, 2231 WH
Questions? Call: 4-7949
"The Swinging Pendulum in Menopause Management"
Heather Hirsch, MD, MS, NCMP
Assistant Professor, Clinical Internal Medicine, Division of General Internal Medicine & Center for Women's Health, Director of Women's Health Education at the Center for Women's Health
The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center
Medicine Chair's Rounds
Thursday, January 18 @ 5 pm, 4414B/C NAB
Questions? Call: 4-4480
Unless otherwise indicated, the seminars and meetings listed above are closed to the public; only employees of Upstate Medical University, or other SUNY employees, may attend. For question or to submit a seminar for a future This Week in Research please email Ellen Furnari at: firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Hi, i want to program the mCore board through a chrome extension, to allow people to program mBots in chromebooks, but im stuck with a problem when try to load programs with more than 20 lines of code. If the program its simple with just 2-3 fors and ifs, it works fine.
I use the STK500 v1 protocol to load the program, but with the chrome serial api, sometimes give me an error when loading an address, or programming a page, the board never respond to the command.
The same programs works fine with an Arduino UNO, or when i program it through a NodeJS program with the NodeJS serial api. Only give me this error on a chrome extension and with the mCore board.
Any help will be appreciate, of course all the code it's Open Source.
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The art exhibition "Intersections of Gender and Place" is currently in the Eugenia Summer Art Gallery from Oct. 15 to Nov. 6.
The exhibition features works in various mediums from Julia A. Fenton, Marita Gootee, Edna Lanieri, Lindsey Mears and Dorothy Netherland, all female artists working in the South.
"This is part of an ongoing project called 'Intersections of Gender and Place,'" said Beverly Joyce, professor of art history at MUW. "It's collaboration between professor Stelioes-Wills and myself. This year is the third year for the project, and we've selected artists who work in the South and who deal with gender issues in their art."
The exhibition allowed them to define gender.
An artists' panel on the issues and complexities of representing gender in the South was held at 2:30 p.m., on Friday, Oct. 24, and a reception was held that evening at 5:30 p.m.
Some of the works exhibited included "Leviathan," an installation piece by Julia A. Fenton featuring a wedding dress and fishing lures, Maria Gootee's "Talking to Ghosts," a series of photographs of her ailing mother, a series of mixed media works by Lindsey Mears named for and based off of classic quilt patterns, and "Southern Bells," a series of photographs by Edna Laneri.
Upcoming events at the Eugenia Summer Art Gallery include the Art in Autumn Auction, on Saturday, Nov. 8, from 6-9 p.m., and the Senior Exhibition on Nov. 12 and 13.


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Unlike what most people think, cosmetic surgery is not always a luxury for people who want to alter certain features of their bodies. Cosmetic surgery is also for people who have serious health issues, but some illnesses and diseases could bar you from getting a procedure. The Mohave Centers For Plastic Surgery explained how certain health conditions will help you determine whether you qualify for certain plastic surgery procedures in Lake Hasavu.
Lip augmentation
The major reason for this cosmetic surgery is to increase the volume of thin lips. If you are mature and your lips have thinned out, you can go for the procedure. However, if you have diabetes, rheumatoid arthritis, herpes, an autoimmune disease such as lupus, allergic reactions of any type, lip augmentation may not be for you.
Face or neck lift
This procedure is meant to improve the tightness of the skin on your face and neck. You should go for this plastic surgery procedure if the skin on your face sags resulting to a double chin, jowls, and wrinkles. However, if you are obese or significantly overweight, or if your skin lacks elasticity and flexibility, you should not go for a face or neck lift.
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If you have puffiness around your eyes, bags or droopy eyelids, then you are a perfect candidate for this procedure also known as blepharoplasty. However, if you have dark circles, crow's feet or fine lines around your eyes, you cannot go for eyelids plastic surgery. Instead, consult with your plastic surgeon first on how to get rid of these before engaging in the particular surgery.
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Hey, friends! I hope you've all had wonderful weeks. I've been re-reading some old favourite books, which is a heart-warming way to spend the time, checking out some comedy with my work pals, and thinking a whole lot about feminism. It's something that occupies my mind on a fairly regular basis anyway, so there's no doubt that International Women's Day would bring it more to the fore. I've been musing a little bit on a post about my life as a feminist - it's been a big part of my identity for about ten years now, and it's exciting to see changes happening (and frustrating when nothing seems to change). Would you be interested in such a thing? As well as contemplating life, the universe and everything, I've also been whipping up some of this Easter Rocky Road, celebrating the engagement of some sweet friends of ours and - as you read this - checking out my new house-to-be again. This time with tape measure in hand! I bought my first piece to go in the house - a gorgeous West Elm rug that we got for pretty much half price, so I hope I'm not jinxing it now. How about you?
- Yoga is for everyone! I love this interview with body-positive yoga instructor Jessamyn Stanley.
- I'm totally craving these Prawn & Kimchi Mandu.
- A trip to this food photography prop room is the stuff of total dreams.
- I dare you not to cry when you read about this beautiful home makeover.
- Why I got botox in my twenties.
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New York, NY -- (SBWIRE) -- 02/12/2013 -- Irish Exit, an established party bar in NYC, announces their new comedy series which is set to take place every Tuesday night in February. Guests who visit Irish Exit for the bar's new comedy series will witness comedians who have appeared on Comedy Central, SNL, Last Comic Standing, Conan O'Brien and more. The best thing about attending the comedy series is that there is no cover fee and the bar will be serving the cheapest drink specials in NYC throughout the night. Reservations to the event are not required, but Irish Exit suggests guests make reservations by contacting the event coordinator at firstname.lastname@example.com.
The new comedy series at Irish Exit is also an ideal time to celebrate a friend's birthday party in NYC. The bar will provide everything a guest needs to make a birthday party an unforgettable experience. Guests will have the chance to choose between many private party options including catered food, drink specials and an exclusive open bar package. The open bar packages is ideal for larger birthday party groups because it is cheaper to pay a set amount up front, instead of having to pay per drink.
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Ira Wolf, Mina Keohane, Ralph Ed Jeffers, and Chris Wolf perform in a round together at Irving Theater on Friday, October 28th starting at 8pm. Free event, all ages.
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Who's it for: Air New Zealand by True
Why we like it: While it may be a rehash of an earlier campaign targeted at Australian flyers, Air New Zealand does a good job of adapting the 'Better Way to Fly' concept to appeal to both Kiwis and Americans about their inter-continental flight options. And with national gem Sam Neill, from Jurassic Park, lending his theatrical voice to Pete, his presence manages to also bring a slice of local Aotearoa and Hollywood familiarity to the mix.
Who's it for: Dog Zen by Young+Shand
Why we like it: Ever wished your social media manager was just little bit furrier? Animal behaviouralist Mark Vette clearly did, which is why he's taken it upon himself to appoint his canine buddy, Reggie, to manage Dog Zen's Snapchat account. And since Reggie doesn't quite have the disposable thumbs to take those Snaps by hand, he's got a pair of nifty Snapchat glasses to help him along the way. The campaign's done well to generate huge media interest and adds an unconventional newcomer to the digital influencer mix. Because who doesn't love a dog in sunglasses, right?
Who's it for: Microsoft by Y&R
Why we like it: Much like our theme for this year's TVNZ NZ Marketing Awards, Microsoft's latest campaign for the Surface Studio shows there's a lot more to creativity than meets the eye. The first in a series of three videos focus on photographer Garth Badger, simultaneously showcasing Badger's dark and mysterious work alongside subtle hints that allude to the product specific functionalities, such as pinch and zoom. The video's ability to show the creative process in a practical context does a great job of appealing to the Surface Studio's core demographic.
Who's it for: BNZ by Colenso BBDO
Why we like it: BNZ has long been known for its 'Be Good With Money' campaign, and now, it's looking show the people who've taken that advice in their stride. While the concept of focusing on the 'humans' behind the balance sheets isn't particularly original, BNZ does an admirable job of showing just how everyday banking works for the everyday New Zealanders and businesses that use it.


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Our Organ Donation Journey: Life Begins and Ends With a Breath
The reality of our parent's mortality was something we couldn't (as much as we wanted to) avoid any longer. We just wanted to find something -- anything -- that could, at the very least, buy him a few more years. We all had a collective awakening. What seemed so important before became just so laughably trivial.


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COLONIAL HEIGHTS, Va. -- Holly Johnson never expected that her beloved, shiny SUV would become the target of vultures.
The federally protected birds have been circling a section of Colonial Heights, near American Family Fitness, several hotels, a shopping strip and the City's Animal Shelter. Not long ago the birds were roosting in and around a fenced-in lot owned by the city and adjacent to Robert E. Lee Elementary in Petersburg.
But it was in the parking lot of American Family Fitness that Johnson learned her SUV was being attacked.
"It was like the movie, Birds," she said, describing what she saw when she walked out. "They were on top of it, on the hood, tearing the windshield wipers and up on the sun roof and they tore the seal all around the sun roof and pulled half the wiper blade off".
The vultures' feast was quite expensive.
"About 125 dollars worth of damage," said Johnson, who also said she was pleasantly surprised her insurance would cover the damage.
The vultures have also damaged the roof at American Family Fitness.
Those who work nearby say seeing them is becoming a daily occurrence and now a bigger nuisance. "I couldn't get into the parking lot without
"I couldn't get into the parking lot without honking," said Megan Mason. "There was more of them than I've seen at a single time in the parking lot."
Others like Connie Pribbenow said the same thing.
After she parked, Pribbenow said she sat in her car for a minute and heard a noise.
"One landed on the trunk of my car and I honked my horn and he didn't move, so I got out of the car and yelled cause the horn didn't work to get him off my car and he got off my car but he scratched up the back of my car."
The vultures roost on a nearby tower, which belongs to the City of Colonial Heights.
"They have caused some damage to the tower and they've also caused damage to our animal shelter," said Deputy Fire Marshal Joe Boisseau.
Boisseau said the city has been dealing with the birds for several years but getting rid of them isn't a simple task.
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Ahead of Tuesday morning's fall camp practice, UCLA head coach Chip Kelly was blunt about position competitions at quarterback, center and running back. "We're still just trying to figure out who our top guys are at each position," he told reporters.
Kelly revealed there's no set day of when the starting quarterback will be announced and that the decision will take place organically based on performance. Former backup Devon Modster, Michigan grad transfer Wilton Speight and star Bishop Gorman recruit Dorian Thompson-Robinson highlight the battle. "It's a position of experience," Kelly said.
The Bruin coaches are focused on getting each player high repetitions throughout camp so that everyone gets snaps. There's no clear favorite in the competition for starting running back, and same goes for center. The process is the same for each position battle.
Chris Murray, who normally plays offensive guard, has been getting snaps in at center. Elsewhere on the UCLA offensive line, sophomores Jake Burton and Michael Alves are hoping to take the Bruins offense to the next level under Kelly. Burton saw five games of action in 2017, while Alves started all 13 games at offensive guard.


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More than 30 of Cumbria's top business will be offering young people the chance to gain life-changing experiences in the world of work through Dream Placement 2018.
Up to 200 students are expected to take part in the competition, which organised and delivered by the Centre for Leadership Performance (CforLP), which looks to connect Cumbria's bright talent with businesses and organisations from a wide variety of sectors.
Now in its fifth year, the competition is open to 16 to 18-year-olds and is designed to help them learn new skills around leadership and the types of careers on offer to them.
More than 30 companies will be offering Dream Placements ranging from major players in Cumbria's nuclear sector to small and medium-size specialist companies, local authorities, and the county's health trusts.
The competition has grown year-on-year since its launch in 2014, and almost 1,000 students have taken part in the activities around the competition to win week-long placement with their chosen company, which in 2018 takes place during February half term.
Entries are now open and over the next two months CforLP is visiting schools and colleges across the county to explain the selection process and give students a chance to meet some of the host companies, and the young people who have been successful and gained careers through the scheme.
Sarah Glass, Marketing and Business Development Manager for CforLP, said there was already strong interest from young people.
"Dream Placement is unique within the UK and is fuelled by the extraordinary relationships and trust we have built with education providers and companies within Cumbria," she said.
"The students now recognise that the competition could be a life-changing opportunity for them to choose their path to a career, and it is immensely satisfying for everyone involved to see the progress the students make during the selection process and how they respond to the challenges and the engagement with businesses and organisations.
"Companies taking part also benefit from meeting and getting to know the young people, both during the selection and the placement itself, within a process that is established and well-managed. Many of them have gone on to recruit their placements or continue their relationships and remain in contact as their candidates move on to university or training."
Companies and organisations taking part in Dream Placement 2018 include: Allerdale Borough Council, Amcor Flexibles, Amec FW, Balfour Beatty, Capita, Carlisle City Council, CN Group, Costain, Coulson Associates, Cyclife Groupe EDF, Direct Rail Services, Doosan Babcock, Electricity North West Ltd, Gen2, GlaxoSmithKline, Liberata, National Nuclear Laboratory, NHS 1 - Cumbria Partnership NHS Foundation Trust, NHS 2 - University Hospitals of Morecambe Bay NHS Foundation Trust, NHS 3 - North Cumbria University Hospitals NHS Trust, NSG Environmental, Nuclear Decommissioning Authority, Nugeneration Ltd, REACT Engineering, Sealy Ltd, Sellafield Ltd, Story Homes, Westlakes Engineering and the Westmorland Family.
Organisations supporting the scheme include Cumbria Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development, Britain's Energy Coast Business Cluster, Energus, Cumbria Local Enterprise Partnership Choose Cumbria and Carlisle Ambassadors.
Students have until Monday, October 30 to submit their applications before a panel of representatives from host companies choose more than 100 students to go forward to the Selection Day event at Energus on Thursday, December 7.
Successful candidates will attend a Development Day at Energus on Saturday, January 27 for a day of activities that will prepare them for their placement during February half term (Monday 12 to Friday 16).
Finally, on March 27, a Dream Placement Showcase Event will see companies and students get back together to share their placement experiences.
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We may be past the age of designing technology with pen and paper, using digital mice and monitors. But according to Ford, we can be even more advanced. Designers for the automaker have started to use virtual reality to do their job.
Ford is introducing a new, three dimensional program called Gravity Sketch. Using VR technology, designers can get life-sized models and hands-on modifications, without the time and cost of making it in real life. It also gives the designers a closer, more accurate look at their designs from all angles, allowing them to see issues they may not have noticed otherwise.
Along with addinga new level of interaction, Gravity Sketch also speeds up the process significantly. Previously, designers had to sketch their designs in 2D and create a 3D model from that. Since the 2 to 3 D process is time-consuming, designers had to be careful what they moved forward with. With the VR design space, any flaws can be buffed out on the stop, without needing to restart the design process.
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MORRISVILLE, N.Y. – The Morrisville State Women's Ice Hockey team used a two-goal effort from Jessica Ujcik (Munich, Germany) to propel them to a 4-1 win over Salve Regina and the Colonial Hockey Conference (CHC) series sweep.
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- Morrisville 4, Salve Regina 1
- Location: Morrisville, N.Y.
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- Morrisville (5-1-0, 3-1-0 CHC), Salve Regina (1-4-0, 1-3-0 CHC)
- The Salve Regina Seahawks got on the board first at the 5:24 mark in the second period off the stick of Lexie Anderson on a put back from Rebecca Hasting's initial strike.
- However, the Mustangs took no time in responding when Ujcik and Taylor Finnie (Kamloops, B.C.) broke free from the subsequent face off. Ujcik tied the contest with her seventh goal of the season, while Finnie picked up the assist, her second of the season.
- Morrisville would add two more goals in the second for the 3-1 lead. Maria deWilde (Caistorville, Ont.) tallied her second of the season at the 11:39 mark. Tessa Dobson (Moose Factory, Ont.) followed that up with a wrist shot to the top right corner at the 17:09 mark.
- Ujcik capped off the Morrisville scoring with a strike late in the third period for her second of the game and eighth of the season.
Morrisville will continue their home stand with another CHC series next weekend as they host the University of New England. Friday's contest will begin at 4 PM, while Saturday's puck drop is set for 1 PM.
Morrisville State College's curricula are enriched with applied learning and pave the way for opportunity at both the Morrisville and Norwich campuses. An action-oriented, interactive learning lab, the college is a national leader in technology and has been lauded for its exemplary, innovative and effective community service programs.
The college was ranked among the Best Regional Colleges in the North by U.S. News & World Report Best Colleges 2018 issue and was also recognized in the Top Public Schools, Regional Colleges North in the 2018 Best Colleges rankings. For more information about Morrisville State College, visit www.morrisville.edu.


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The Gemara in Rosh Hashanah (26a) poses the following question: why are all Shofarot Kesheirim to be used for the Mitzvah except that of a cow? One of the answers given is that "a prosecutor cannot become a defense attorney." Since cows are associated with the Cheit HaEigel, the sin of the golden calf, we do not want to "remind" Hashem of this sin on Rosh Hashanah. The Gemara then asks why the clothes the Kohen Gadol wears on Yom Kippur are made out of gold; shouldn't that also "remind" Hashem of the Cheit HaEigel? The Gemara answers that only the Avodah which was performed inside the Kodesh HaKodashim in the Beit Hamikdash has to deal with the problem of "a prosecutor can not become a defense attorney." However, the Shofar is not blown in the Kodesh HaKodashim, so why should this problem be relevant? The Gemara explains that because Shofar-blowing is done for Zikaron, remembrance, it is as if it is in the Kodesh HaKodashim. Shofar is as close to Hashem as we can get on Rosh Hashanah; it is as if we enter the Kodesh HaKodashim itself. What gives Shofar this immense power to connect us to Hashem? What is the meaning of Shofar-blowing?
Perhaps these questions can be answered based on the Netivot Shalom on Parshat Ki Tavo. Dealing with the statement that Bnei Yisrael "cried out" (Devarim 26:7) to Hashem when they were enslaved in Mitzrayim, he asks: why we did not express ourselves to Hashem the usual way, with words of prayer? Alternatively, why did we "scream?" He answers that the requests of Bnei Yisrael in Egypt were not expressible in words. The pain was so intense that they were unable to articulate any requests; they simply "cried out" to Hashem.
The same is true of Shofar. The Shofar is a simple sound, much like screaming. Shofar represents all of our requests, which come from so deep inside our hearts that they cannot be expressed in words. That is the incredible power of Shofar. The Shofar carries for us all those things that we need so much but simply can't explain to Hashem. [Editor's note: This concept has also been dealt with extensively in the writings of Rav Yosef Dov Soloveitchik ZT"L.]


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This is always going to be a difficult question to answer because for some people going up a size or two can have a detrimental, not beneficial, affect on their shooting.
On the other hand an awful lot of people have made the change successfully and wouldnt dream of going back the steady swing and smooth shooting characteristics of the bigger gun suits them down to the ground.
Choice of gun should always be dictated by personal physique so if youre of slight build a heavier gun like this might prove a little tiring to use.
If so, stick with what youve got.
What I will say is that one of the advantages of a long barrelled gun is that it lets you point out a target better than a shorter gun, especially on long range birds and particularly those that quarter away from, or across, the shooting position.
A well balanced, long barrelled, gun is definitely worth a try but dont expect it to perform miracles straight out of the box; it takes time to get accustomed to both the way it moves and the different sight pictures you get with it in relation to the target.
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TV doctor Mekhi Phifer has somebody new to look after — a bouncing baby boy. The ER star and his fiancée, Oni Souratha, welcomed Mekhi Thiara Phifer—who weighed 5 pounds, 4 ounces—at 6:47 a.m. Tuesday morning in Los Angeles.
Just hours after his son's birth, a jubilant Mekhi spoke with OK! at a press conference to promote the 300th episode of his hit NBC show. "He's a beautiful little boy," beamed Mekhi. "We're just really excited."
The 32-year-old actor—who has an eight-year-old son, Omikaye, with ex-wife Malinda Williams—admitted that he's more prepared for fatherhood the second time around. "When I was married the first time, I was about 24. I'm going on 33 now, so I've definitely experienced life on a whole 'nother mind state, much more stable. Plus, I have my son as sort of a template. He's wonderful. If we do half of what we do with him he'll be just fine."
It was difficult for Mekhi to be away from his newborn so soon after his arrival, but, the actor noted with a laugh, "we've gotta get the bills paid…it's okay. I've just come here to knock this out and then head on back to the hospital to relax. I'm off tomorrow, which is wonderful. My lady is very excited."
And there's no need to worry about any last-minute kiddie purchases, either, assured Mekhi. "My house is already ready. The baby's room is ready. We've had the baby shower, so we have all the stuff."
Little Mekhi will get the opportunity to see his dad in ER's 300th episode on December 6.
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Evolve the Rainbow - Eeveelutions!
So, it's been some time since I uploaded any Pokémon online. Like, over a year ago in fact. My output for any Pokémon art (or art in general) has decreased a lot due to work-related reasons. So when Inktober came around this year, I thought that drawing all the Eeveelutions would help satisfy that Pokémon craving.
This is one of the first times I've drawn all the Eeveelutions (a first for many actually). I consider them 'semi-realistic' because I put in basic research into the anatomy/animal basis behinds each one. In my opinion, Eeveelutions are a mix of cats and foxes, but some may be a bit more feline (i.e. Espeon, Sylveon), and others a bit more canine (i.e. Jolteon, Glaceon). I also took some very minor inspiration from other animals like otters, porcupines, rabbits, deer and so on too depending on the Eeveelution in question. There's a few anatomical/design/colour errors throughout but overall I'm happy with the result. I paired each Eeveelution with plants/flowers (and fungi) that match their design and personality.
All drawn with Copic markers and Unipin/Uniball black and white pens, on A5 Xpressit blending card at about 4 hours each.
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This is a continuation of my Seattle Adventures! These posts started yesterday. Enjoy! 🙂
Mountains and Nature: I am so totally amazed, in awe at, just plain love seeing mountains! I guess living in the midwest my whole life hasn't really afforded me much opportunity to see much terrain. I love the scenery! To me they are breathtaking.
Sarah and I drove to Mt. Rainier one day. It takes about 2.5 hours to get there, then drive up the mountain to where you can stop and look out. I got horribly car sick on the way there….we almost didn't go into the national park and up the mountain because the roads are just WINDY! And with being carsick Sarah was concerned I wouldn't make it….and it ain't cheap to get in the park. I am SO glad I made sure to go! It was incredibly cloudy, so we didn't have much of a view that day, but still a wonderful time.
The amount of snow (and therefore how COLD it was) was something neither of us were prepared for. The people who run the snow plows there….there just aren't words for how talented I believe they are! The roads are narrow and winding and narrow and winding and narrow and winding! There are poles stuck in the ground to let them know where to plow to and it is remarkable how close they get to those poles! We actually almost got run over by a snow plow. We were coming around a curve (did I mention the roads are windy?) and outta nowhere this huge orange snow plow is barreling down on us! We both literally screamed out loud a little!
Once we got to the "top" (where you are allowed to go) we ate some DELICIOUS black bean salad and grapes for lunch. (Sarah has a couple recipes I need to get from this week!) It was FREEZING outside so we opted to enjoy the "scenery" from the car for a bit.
We saw this big, fat, gnarly looking black bird walking in the parking lot. We were astonished at how close he go to our car! But he didn't fly, he was just this cute, fat little bird waddling around shaking his little tail feathers back and forth. He kinda looked like he owned the place and was just walking around to make sure all was well.
All of a sudden this little bird looks like it's about to dive bomb our car, and instead perches on the side mirror! SO cute! Sarah and I were like little kids squealing at this little bird sitting SO close to us. Then we saw one on another car in the parking lot. And they started FEEDING this bird from their car. Normally, Sarah and I would not have fed the bird….we didn't know what if our food would cause him problems, etc. But we couldn't resist! We broke off little pieces of our tortilla chips and fed them. We rolled down the windows about half way and THEY ATE FROM OUR HANDS!! Again, we were like little kids! It was JUST like when Caleb gets so excited when the goats eat out of his hands.
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Some of the side passages and service areas for the larger complex known as the Crypt of the Tetris-Lords (which is largely in the areas following the wider hallways off to the top and right from this section). Entrance is from the passageway coming in at the bottom.
An early WIP post of this was jokingly titled "Crypt of the Tetris-Lords," so I'll stick with that. The image was scanned extra light in order to minimize the layout grid. I suppose it could be nice to keep the squares for counting out distances, but it reads really nicely without them, too. And, if you want to actually use this for a game, I think it's tetris-y enough you can figure out most distances and dimensions pretty readily.
After posting the last map in this style, I learned that it is also referred to as "military projection." It's probably more correct to call this oblique projection (and you can make an accurate flat map from this by tracing the walls and edges).
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I don't know how to disable it, but you can set your dvd to silent mode, look at this:
well, you can prevent access entirely in gpedit.msc, or you can simply disable the drive in device manager, but both require half a minute's work to enable the drive again when you want to use it…
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"you can use Nero DriveSpeed to lower the max speed of the drive(s) which will reduce the time it takes them to spin up and read the label name"
This problem is exactly why the first thing I do with new media is to make an .iso file. Especially with my laptop. All that spinning up and down for no reason tends to half battery time.
Microsoft has a command line utility called DevCon to control devices from the command line or by batch file. Download it from http://support.microsoft.com/kb/311272.
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I believe that disabling AutoRun (or Autoplay) would be necessary to skip reading from the optical drives.
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Do not forget to reboot.
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Desires, so Joel Snyder wrote in a noted critical review from 1999, "cannot emerge prior to a network of specific practices—to the contrary, they are elicited by these practices." Snyder was then commenting on the application of Michel Foucault's ideas; but that conjunction of philosophically informed critique and attention to specificity speaks centrally to his own work. Tenured professor in the University of Chicago's Department of Art History since 1990 (having taught at the university since 1970), Snyder is renowned as a world-leading expert in nineteenth-century photographic history whose analytic acumen has inflected the pages of Critical Inquiry as contributor and editor for some four decades. Yet, the attention to practices underscored in that 1999 review also highlights a crucial dimension of Snyder's approach and enduring influence. An accomplished photographer himself, Snyder has long practiced and instilled in his students ways of integrating intellectual rigor with the maker's passionate knowledge.
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Photo caption: Manuel Álvarez Bravo, Parabola Optica (Optic Parable), 1931, Gelatin silver print. Smart Museum of Art, The University of Chicago, Gift of Joel Snyder, 1981.83


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