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For those around in the 70s, when rock and roll was really taking flight, it is most likely you remember the band KISS. Formed in 1972, this band is most memorable for its members who wore flamboyant outfits and painted their faces. The anonymity of the group intrigued followers along with their elaborate stage performances that included breathing fire, spitting blood, guitars that smoked and more. While these tactics may seem over-the-top today, it earned KISS over 24 gold albums and sales that exceeded 80 million.
The idea of face makeup stemmed from the band's desire to mimic comic book figures. There was the Demon, Gene Simmons; Starchild, Paul Stanley, Spaceman, Ace Frehley, and Catman, Peter Criss. Each person picked a character that best represented their personality. It wasn't until 1983 that the band members from KISS performed without makeup.
KISS beginnings came from Gene Simmons, whose real name was Chaim Witz, and Paul Stanley, also whose real name was different than his stage name (Stanley Harvey Eisen). The two started a band called Wicked Lester. After recording one album, they abandoned the group in 1972 and formed their new group. Peter Criss, drummer, joined the duo and the three focused on a harder style of rock than from the Wicked Lester days. In early 1973, lead guitarist Ace Frehley joined the group and it was formally then called KISS. The idea came from Criss, whose former band was called Lips. Frehley designed the logo, making the "SS" appear like lightening bolts. Because the letters resembled the Nazi SS, a symbol illegal to display in Germany, the group changed the albums cover and merchandise in Germany to a modified logo that appears like backwards Z's.
In March of 1973 the band recorded a five-song demo tape. On November 1, 1973, KISS became the first act signed to Buddah Records, later renamed Casablanca Records. KISS first started touring February 1974 in Canada. Initially KISS sold only 75,000 copies of their album. In 1974 they recorded their second album, Hotter Than Hell. This album didn't do well either. In 1975 a third album, Dressed To Kill was released with the groups trademark song "Rock and Roll All Nite." The band continued to struggle until September of 1975 with the release of Alive!, which earned KISS a first top 40 single, a live version of "Rock and Roll All Nite."
It wasn't until the ballad "Beth" was released as a single did album sales rebound for KISS. The song "Beth" was a #7 hit for the band. After this, the band released two highly successful studio albums in less than a year, Rock and Roll Over and Love Gun. Between 1976 and 1978, KISS earned $17.7 million from record royalties and music publishing. KISS was soon named the most popular band in American in 1977.
Between sales from music and KISS merchandise, the band was bringing in millions of dollars. The group didn't peak until 1978 when Alive II the band's fourth platinum album, achieved its highest average.
Drummer Peter Criss did his final tour with the group in 1979. The band found replacement drummer Paul Caravellow, later named Eric Carr and gave him "Fox" makeup.
In 1983, sensing it was time for a change; KISS made the decision to abandon their trademark makeup and costumes. They officially appeared in public without makeup for the first time on a September 18, 1983 appearance on MTV, which coincided with the release of the band's glam metal new album, Lick It Up.
Lick It Up became KISS' first gold record in three years. During these non-makeup years, KISS struggled with their identity and fan base. Simmons, arguably the dominating force in KISS during the '70s, became less involved with the group in the '80s as he pursued outside interests; most notably, a film career. After the band's unmasking, he struggled with the loss of the Demon persona. During this time, Stanley became the driving force in KISS, as well as their most prominent member.
Though the original band members haven't played together in a while, the band is still quite notorious for all ages of listeners and an important part of rock and roll history.


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Wiimotes and training
It was bound to happen. The Wii controller, the Wiimote, is now being used in training simulations. There's no doubt that this is a breakthrough technology where the input device fits the user, not the interface. Wired magazine has reported on projects in power plants, medical devices, pest-control and driving simulations. Some of these projects are placed in Second Life, others use Google Maps and Google Earth. In the driving simulation they use real accident blackspots to teach safe driving.
Simulations have been around for a long time. The difference now is that they are possible for a fraction of the price as games technology and games authoring software (Caspian learning) has plummeted. What the Wiimote gives you is hands-on manipulation and experience.


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You may now choose your own colors. Wordle has now become awesome, as far as I'm concerned.
Monday, July 7, 2008
20 comments:
- Jerod said...
Thanks John! Awesome!
- July 7, 2008 at 5:36 PM
Thanks for wordle (I'm officially addicted) and the custom colors are super cool! Keep up the great work!
- July 7, 2008 at 5:56 PM
- Lavinia Ladyslipper said...
Truly awesome! I just did mine a few moments ago, to the words of the poem "The Highwayman". I love the results! But I don't know how to make it into an image I can paste on my blog. I read through the FAQ and still can't figure it out....oh well...
- July 7, 2008 at 6:29 PM
You So Rock!!!!
- July 7, 2008 at 7:07 PM
I'm 49, a woman, a mom, a blogger a photographer. I just discovered wordle today. I. L O V E. I T.
- July 7, 2008 at 9:28 PM
I just found you today. Don't want to say how many hours I've spent playing with this. I love the custom colors..but since I only started today, heck, I didn't notice the change. I do love it.
I can not figure out how some of you can do so many word in so many sizes. I am basically getting about three sizes..none of the really small ones. I am missing something here big time. Did find out how come some words were missing..common words? But my grandson's name "Ben" doesn't seem "common"..need some lesson plans please.
- July 7, 2008 at 9:38 PM
- Franz Am said...
Wordle it's a kind of addction, Tracy is right... A new way to arrange words and thought
- July 8, 2008 at 7:53 AM
- bibliobibuli said...
i stumbled on this today via the nyt blog. i really love it. many thanks for developing this.
- July 8, 2008 at 10:32 AM
- dob said...
dear god wordle is so cool. i have to tell my friend who loves tilde.
- July 8, 2008 at 1:32 PM
- Clueless said...
I love being able to choose my colors!!!
- July 8, 2008 at 2:30 PM
- MiMi said...
This makes it perfect! Thank you so much!
- July 11, 2008 at 5:14 AM
- Martha said...
Oh, man...this is superbly awesome.
- July 11, 2008 at 3:53 PM
- Ms. OPL said...
Wordle is awesome! I did one of the latest issue of my newsletter and it is SO cool. Thanks.
- July 11, 2008 at 5:27 PM
This is Awesome ~~~ I'm addicted to this wordle ... Now with this custome color, i can do much more colorful stuff ... thank you
keep you good work :)
- July 13, 2008 at 12:24 AM
You do a BEST Job.
Now I get a new theme for header, without hunting in image sites.
Can I use them in my web/blog's header?
Thanks in advance.
- July 14, 2008 at 3:54 AM
- Jonathan Feinberg said...
Please see the FAQ about your right to use Wordle images.
- July 14, 2008 at 8:18 AM
- Star said...
Thank you, I love it! I will use it again!
- July 14, 2008 at 1:34 PM
- Lynn Viehl said...
Wordle was awesome from the start, but being able to edit the colors adds that much more fun. Thanks, Jonathan.
- July 22, 2008 at 11:43 PM
wordle is soo totally adictive and AWESOMEE!!!!!!!!!!!
- July 30, 2008 at 2:35 PM
- Ondřej Cífka said...
You just published a part of the source code as a wordle, didn't you? ;-)
- August 21, 2008 at 8:00 AM


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SEOUL, South Korea — North Korea launched 30 short-range rockets into the sea off its east coast Saturday, South Korea said, in the latest in a series of apparent protests against ongoing U.S.-South Korean military drills.
Such short-range launches are normally seen as routine, but there have been an unusual number this year coinciding with the annual, routine war drills by Washington and Seoul that North Korea claims are invasion preparation. Analysts say the impoverished North chafes against the annual drills because it has to spend precious resources responding with its own exercises. As part of those drills, about 13,000 U.S. and South Korean forces on Thursday were to begin a series of amphibious landings.
Maj. Kim Nam-wook of the South Korean Defense Ministry said the North Korean rockets flew about 37 miles early Saturday morning. It wasn't immediately clear what kind of rockets were fired.
After international condemnation of its third nuclear test last year, North Korea responded to the drills with threats of nuclear war against the South and the United States. It has toned down its rhetoric this year. Analysts say that's because it believes better ties with Seoul might win it much-needed aid and outside investment to help its crumbling economy.
A week ago, North Korea launched 25 rockets with a range of about 44 miles, South Korea said, and earlier this month a North Korean artillery launch happened minutes before a Chinese commercial plane reportedly carrying 202 people flew in the same area.
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Is there such a thing as a haste cap?
I wouldn't have even thought of this question until last night when I was guild raid in Naxx 25 for a break from ulduar and a new mage asked me what my haste was. Uh... 597 atm, why do you ask? He replies not to tell me how to play my character but I may want to consider replacing my JC gems for SP since the haste cap for moonkins is 400. He said he got this info from EJ but I can't find any mention of it even in the haste mechanic forums. By no means do I mind switching out 81 haste for 93 spell power IF the cap is as that guy suggested (btw he says his main is a moonkin on another server). Also, when he said 400 the number flipped a switch in my brain because I remember watching a video on Foofy's Cupcake Factory that lists a 400 maximum for haste if you are using the Solar rotation - but I could never figure out why she gave the number of 400! So confusing >.<
So in the end maybe I just overlooked someone in one of the forums or another moonkin site of the 400 spell haste cap for us but I am just not sure enough to change out my gear (I have crit heavy gear I can switch out in my bank to get closer to that 400 number). Can you help me?
Yes, there is a Haste cap for moonkin, but it is not a hard cap like Hit rating.
The Global Cooldown (GCD) starts at 1.5 seconds, but has a minimum value of 1 second. The cast time of any spell can technically go below this level, but you can't cast a spell while in the GCD so the affective minimum cast time is 1 second.
So, when people refer to the Haste Cap they are referring to the level at which a spells cast time goes below 1 second. This primarily affects instants and spells with short cast times like Wrath. Spells with long cast times like Starfire are rarely impacted if ever.
Assuming that you have Celestial Focus (3%), Improved Moonkin Aura (3%), Wrath of Air (5%), and Natures Grace (20%) up. Then you only need 12.21% haste from gear to reach the cap. (1.5/(1.03*1.03*1.05*1.2) = 1.122138) Since it takes 32.79 to get 1% haste you can see that 400 haste will get you the 12.21% you need. Therefore the Haste Cap for Wrath is 400 Haste Rating.
For Starfire with the same buffs the Haste cap is 4080. If you add Heroism/Bloodlust it drops to 2382. Obviously, these levels are unreachable except in the rares of occasions. Therefore, you don't need to worry about the SF haste cap.
The Haste cap only really matters if you use a Solar rotation. If this is the rotation you use then after 400 you should focus on Crit a little more then Haste. Haste will still have some value because SF is still a part of your rotation and NG won't have a 100% uptime, but its value is significantly reduced. Basically, If your using a Solar rotation you don't want to stack haste beyond 400, but you don't want to avoid it at all costs either.
If you use a Lunar rotation there is no real reason to worry about the Haste cap. Haste scales very well with Starfire for all reasonable levels of gear currently available. Since Starfire is your primary spell in a Lunar rotation Haste works very will with it also. Yes, Wrath is a significant part of a lunar rotation as well, but it isn't enough to devalue the stat to below Crit Rating.
Gemming for Haste:
I want to say a quick thing about gemming for haste. The only time I would ever gem for haste is if it is a yellow socket and I wanted the socket bonus. In which case I would socket a Reckless (SP/Haste) gem. Other then that, it is never a good idea to gem for haste.
In The Burning Crusade there was a point where Haste became more powerful in terms of DPS then Spell Power. On top of that we were able to raise our Spell Power levels so high that at some points it made sense to gem for haste instead of Spell Power. That point currently does not exist in Wrath of the Lich King.
How we play a moonkin in WotLK is very different then how we played our Moonkins in TBC. In TBC we basically Starfire spammed and refreshed Moonfire when it dropped off. This was great for haste because SF and Haste work so well together. On top of that, we weren't able to get any significant amount of haste gear until ZA and Tier 6 came out. So our Spell Power levels got very high while our haste levels remained very low. Neither of these facts are true for WotLK.
In WotLK, Wrath is a significant part of our rotation, and haste has a very limited value for Wrath after 400 haste rating. On top of that, we are able to picking up tons of haste gear from quest rewards and Heroics. Combine this with the fact that the itemization cost of Haste is still higher then that of Spell Power and you can see how the break even point for Haste and Spell power is pushed out of reach.
1. If you use a Solar rotation then the cap is 400, but don't worry about going above it. Haste still has some value.
2. If you use a Lunar rotation don't worry about a haste cap at all. You can't reach it for long periods of time.
3. Don't gem for Haste unless you have a yellow socket and you want the socket bonus. In which case use a Reckless Gem that provides both Spell Power and Haste Rating. Don't eat haste food either.


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Eric Foner complains that Spielberg's Lincoln is unacceptably reductive. Timothy Burke imagines a film that might be more pleasing to historians:
. . . a terrible, unwieldy film, a towering pile of distracted attentiveness to every single causal argument and every single participant experience that historians can collectively insist belongs in the full, true, real story of how slavery was abolished in the United States. If we're going to tell the story of abolitionism and the agency of slaves, surely we cannot leave out the larger history of slave revolts throughout the Americas and the changing role of the Atlantic system in the global political economy of the first half of the 19th Century, correct? It would be "inadequate" to assume this is an exceptional American story. Surely we'd have to continue the story into Reconstruction so that viewers don't misunderstand and think that slavery really, truly completely came to an end? Surely we need to show what industrial labor in the North was like between the 1830s and the 1870s to give the audience a fuller context for understanding labor, freedom and rights? Surely there are other stories of antebellum political and judicial drama that need to be told alongside the story of the Thirteenth Amendment, so that it (or Lincoln) doesn't appear entirely exceptional. Surely we need still more of the story of ordinary soldiers on both sides? Of the role of gender in abolition and slavery? I am only very slightly kidding here: this is precisely the stuff of scholarly historiography, as it should be. But when we view a film and begin to inevitably see its incomplete nature as 'inadequacy', we're committing a category error on several levels.
I am that person who annoys the hell out of her husband by pointing out every single anachronism in historical films, and whiles away happy hours reading posts on the same topic by others. But Burke is right: for most people, a movie that hewed exactly to the historical period would not be a "better" movie; it would be an interminable festival of nitpickery.
Even nitpickers understand this when they are in the creator role. One of my favorite authors is Jack Finney, who wrote Invasion of the Body Snatchers (the novel that became the movie), but also a great deal of science fiction about time, and time travel. His most famous book--deservedly so--is a novel called Time and Again, about a man who steps out of the 1970s and into 1880s New York.
Finney's historical research was so meticulous that he ended up writing a non-fiction book called Forgotten News just to use up some of his research overflow. Yet when he needed the Dakota apartment building to exist in 1882 New York, even though it hadn't been built until 1885, he happily moved it there. Would it have been a "better" story if he'd insisted on perfect historical fidelity--or if he'd included a 200 page treatise on social change, race relations, and exchange rate policy in 1880s America? I invite you to read it yourself and answer that question. But I doubt anyone would have read the resulting book.
Which would be a great pity because what Finney really excelled at was making you strain to see the physical and social world of 1880, to feel as if it was real and ordinary and perhaps a bit banal. I don't want to say that's more important than a dry, accurate tome that's read by 30 people. But surely there is also an important role for those who can kindle the intellectual fires, even if the fire will ultimately require more fuel.
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The South Carolina home where the most powerful man in the banking industry grew up was recently sold to a loan officer after the previous owners lost it to foreclosure.
It's an ironic symbol of the mortgage crisis that has plunged the financial industry and the economy into a tailspin. Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke was raised in a modest ranch house in Dillon County, South Carolina. His family sold the home ten years ago, according to The Wall Street Journal, and it was later foreclosed on after its owners could not keep up with the mortgage payments.
Travis Jackson, a 27-year-old loan officer with First Citizens Bancorp, picked up the property at a foreclosure sale, and described the ownership of the house where Bernanke grew up as "surreal."
Dillon County, South Carolina has been hit hard by the current economic crisis, with a high rate of home foreclosures, rising unemployment, and struggling industries. Its residents remember the boy who they're hoping can turn things around. His uncle Mort said the area is wishing the kid who left for Harvard as a young man has its support.
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California consumes nearly 20 billion gallons of gas and diesel every year, the most in the country. Because the market is so big, state regulations have a far reaching impact.
The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals has upheld California's Low Carbon Fuel Standard. The law requires fuel producers to reduce the carbon emissions of their fuel 10 percent by 2020 and rates companies based on how they produce that fuel.
Tim O'Connor is with the Environmental Defense Fund, an environmental organization. He said the ruling will provide a lot of incentive for fuel producers to go green.
"This, by far, (is) a very signal to the development of fuels," he said. "Not just to California, but to the investment in fuels across the nation."
But producers maintain the law discriminates against out of state companies. Attorney Rich Moskowitz represents The American Fuel and Petrochemical Manufacturers. He said California is too big a market to ignore. And he said the state will have a lot of power if this ruling stands.
"Then California has the ability to regulate virtually how any product is manufactured," he said, "be it shoes, be it computers, be it cars."
Moskowitz said his clients and others involved in the case are still deciding what their next step will be.


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The governors of the two states hit hardest by Superstorm Sandy are backing the White...
The governors of the two states hit hardest by Superstorm Sandy are backing the White House's proposed aid package.
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo and New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie had $79 billion in aid between the two states, citing the need to recover and rebuild from the massive October storm. The White House is expected to send a $60.4 billion package to Congress tonight, but Christie and Cuomo said in a joint statement that the aid plan will be "crafted to afford maximum flexibility to state governments."
Here's the statement, issued a few minutes ago. Cuomo and Sen. Charles Schumer are expected to address the media at 5:15 p.m.
"During the past days and weeks, we have been working very closely with the President, administration officials and our respective congressional delegations to craft a supplemental appropriations request that meets the critical needs facing our states in the wake of Hurricane Sandy. Today's agreement on the Administration's request to Congress would authorize more than $60 billion in funding that will enable our states to recover, repair, and rebuild better and stronger than before. This package also includes funding to invest in essential mitigation and prevention efforts that will better protect our region against the devastating impacts of future superstorms. "The request is crafted to afford maximum flexibility to state governments and we will continue to work with the Administration and Congress as our needs arise. "We thank President Obama for his steadfast commitment of support and look forward to continuing our partnership in the recovery effort."
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WSJ Japan Bureau Chief Jacob Schlesinger joins the News Hub to preview the upcoming Japanese elections. Photo: Getty Images.
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Magnum Professional Practice seminar: 13-14th April
March 14, 2013
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Conceived as a response to the constantly changing nature of the photography market, Magnum's Professional Practice seminars deliver guidance for photographers on the practical business of photography.
Our seminars allow photographers to extend their professional networks with an emphasis on industry contacts. Professional Practice helps to identify realistic entry routes into employment and paid opportunities, from a wide variety of sectors including advertising & corporate, editorial, gallery, NGO, museum, publishing and rights management. In their professional capacities, our roster of high profile speakers routinely work with photographers; commissioning, selecting, editing and purchasing images for a range of purposes.
Magnum's Professional Practice events fill a widening gap between academic learning and the professional world, offering unparalleled vocational knowledge often unassociated with the traditional teaching. This event is aimed a wide range of photographers at different stages of their careers: emerging photographers who require practical, vocational training, semi-professional photographers wishing to make a full-time commitment and professional photographers working in a particular discourse but wanting to explore other avenues. It is also a unique opportunity for non-photographers interested in working within the arts to receive an overview of the wide variety of jobs available in the visual industry; from picture researchers, editors, art buyers and gallerists.
Each of Magnum's Professional Practice seminars is tailored to deliver the best impartial advice and provide networking opportunities to meet with key decision makers. Places on Magnum's Professional Practice course are limited and successful candidates will be chosen on the perceived benefit to the applicant's career.
This event is hosted in partnership with the University of Wales at the Newport Campus. Magnum Photos & University of Wales has a long-standing relationship beginning in 1973 when David Hurn created the first Diploma in Documentary Photography. 40 years on, University of Wales is still considered to be the most prestigious place to study documentary photography.
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Sophie Batterbury - Picture Editor, The Independent on Sunday,
Sophie Batterbury is responsible for all sections apart from The New Review magazine. Her career in photojournalism began in The Independent darkroom in 1989, where a keen interest in photography became the passion that it is today. Since then she has had various roles across both Independent titles either side of a short stint at a celebrity agency. She is a contributing editor of ei8ht magazine.
The world of editorial photography has never been straightforward but with these days it's even harder to negotiate. Sophie will demonstrate how the editing process works within a news room and give some ideas on how to present your work get the attention of busy picture editors.
Emily Graham – Picture Editor, WaterAid
Emily Graham is the Picture Editor at international NGO WaterAid, where she commissions shoots across Africa and Asia and creates and curates creative projects and collaborations.
She is also the co-founder and director of the photography project, Contact Editions, an online gallery selling affordable edition prints of emerging artists' work. Contact is dedicated to showing new photography from both emerging and more established artists, both in the gallery and on its popular blog.
Emily will present an introduction to the commissioning process for NGOs/charities; how to get your work in front of decision makers, what she looks for, fee structures, licensing, editing and tips for successful delivery of a project.
Harry Hardie – Founder & Director, HERE
Harry has been working with photography for 10 years, starting as the Assistant to the Director of Photography at The Times, London, then as the Photo Editor for The Times Luxx Magazine. After The Times Harry worked as director of HOST Gallery, London, before founding Here and Here Press, a company that publishes, exhibits, teaches, and supports photography, Here Press publishes photobooks that explore new forms of documentary photography. Harry is also a lecturer in photography at University College Falmouth, and has curated numerous exhibitions of contemporary photography.
Harry will offer advice on how working photographers keep their work on the radar of industry professionals, and how photographers can benefit from marketing strategies such as books and exhibitions
Joni Karanka – Co-Founder - Third Floor Gallery
Joni Karanka founded Third Floor Gallery in 2010 with fellow photographer Maciej Dakowicz. Since then, the gallery has established a track record of exhibiting excellent international photography with limited resources.
Joni's lecture is driven by two main goals. First, how to exhibit your work, from approaching organisations (and getting rejected) to ways different to the usual to fund exhibitions and venues. Not all exhibitions have to be expensive to have an impact, and not always you need to pay for your prints either. Second, the positives of getting your work rejected. Often it may seem like the end of the road that a project doesn't get exhibited, but it can also be just the beginning of a relationship with curators and editors. This is also a great opportunity to discuss why some projects have not been exhibited at Third Floor (as of yet at least).
Peter Marlow – Magnum photographer
Although gifted in the language of photojournalism, Peter Marlow is not a photojournalist. He was initially, however, one of the most enterprising and successful young British news photographers, and in 1976 joined the Sygma agency in Paris. He soon found that he lacked the necessary appetite for the job while on assignment in Lebanon and Northern Ireland during the late 1970s; he discovered that the stereotype of the concerned photojournalist disguised the disheartening reality of dog-eat-dog competition between photographers hunting fame at all costs. Since those days, Marlow's aesthetic has shifted - in that he makes mainly color photographs - but his approach is unchanged. The color of incidental things became central to his pictures in the same way that the shape and mark of things had been central to his black-and-white work.
Marlow has come full circle. He started his career as an international photojournalist, returned to Britain to examine his own experience, and discovered a new visual poetry that enabled him to understand his homeland. Having found this poetry, he has taken it back on the road: he now photographs as much in Japan, the USA and elsewhere in Europe as he does in the UK.
Peter will deliver an inspirational talk, discussing his extensive photographic career which spans both commercial and artistic disciplines, over a period of 40 years.
Stewart Mungeam – Sales Director, Gallery Stock
Stewart studied at Nottingham Trent University, he cut his teeth in the photography world as an agent at Bill Charles London. From there he moved on to open Gallery Stock London in 2006, he operatings a team both in London and New York, with some 25 agents working globally to promote and distribute the Gallery Stock Brand.
The world of stock photography can be daunting, with the complex licensing models that exist and the abundance of libraries and their homogeneous content. Stewart will discuss the options available to you, the difference between the different licensing models, pricing, art + commissions and stock photographer and how these aspect of your working life affect each other.
Fiona Rogers – Cultural & Education Manager, Magnum Photos
Fiona studied at Surrey Institute of Art & Design, beginning her career in photography at a London gallery in 2004. She moved to Magnum Photos in 2005 and in 2006 originated Magnum's Educational activities; creating and international program of workshops and professional development events. Fiona also oversees Magnum's global exhibitions, as well as the representation of its photographers in the commercial print sale market. Fiona is also the founder of Firecracker, an online platform showcasing female photographers.
Negotiating the art market can be tricky, particularly for emerging photographers trying to understand the complexities of this relatively new industry. Fiona will deliver a practical and informative lecture introducing photography within the fine art market, including different types of client, understanding sales language, editioning structures, means of presentation and advice on how to apply this to your own practice.
Hannah Watson – Director, Trolley Books & TJ Boulting
Trolley Books are known for predominantly reportage photography and titles, often focusing on underexposed issues, from conflicts to unique stories in photojournalism and contemporary art. Trolley has produced numerous respected and important books by photographers and artists, among them Philip Jones Griffiths's "Agent Orange -Collateral Damage in Viet Nam", Paolo Pellegrin's "Double Blind" on the 2006 Israel-Lebanon conflict, Stanley Greene's "Open Wound" on nine years of war in Chechnya, and Jan Grarup's book on the ongoing crisis in Darfur. In 2005 Trolley Books received a special commendation from the Kraszna-Krausz Book Awards for its outstanding contribution to photography book publishing. According to the awarding body, "Trolley presented (an) exceptional and extraordinary group of books exploring a range of difficult subject matter. Trolley's beautifully designed and produced books have a real sense of conv iction and purpose that sets them apart.
Hannah's presentation will cover all areas of book production including financial considerations, logistics, creative processes, including opportunities for emerging photographers.
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Will the center hold?
The church as we know it won't last if its broad middle begins to shrink.
Pop culture journalists had the brass ring of celebrity stories dropped on them in August when author Anne Rice, grande dame of the current vampire entertainment empire, announced that, 10 years after her return to the Roman Catholic faith of her childhood, she was leaving once again.
Jesus plus vampires plus Catholicism equals big headline. "I remain committed to Christ as always but not to being 'Christian' or to being part of Christianity," Rice announced dramatically. "In the name of Christ, I refuse to be anti-gay. I refuse to be anti-feminist. . . . I refuse to be anti-Democrat."
As the author of lurid and sensual guilty pleasures such as Interview with the Vampire (Ballantine), along with more recent imaginative retellings of the life of Jesus, Rice's announcement drew plenty of comment, along with the usual recitation of Catholicism's current failings and retorts from defenders that Rice wasn't all that Catholic to begin with.
But while Rice's exit had bloggers buzzing, a similar if less star-studded statement caught my attention: an op-ed in the Chicago Tribune titled "Excommunicate me, please." It carried the byline, "Sheila O'Brien is a wife, mother, daughter, sister, a product of 22 years of Catholic education, and active in her parish. She is a justice of the Illinois Appellate Court, Chicago."
Why should anyone care about Sheila O'Brien? She isn't Anne Rice, after all. And her complaints about "an institution off the rails" will surprise no regular follower of the Catholic scene: an unresolved sex abuse crisis, Roman authorities who seem deaf to the aspirations of women and even punitive toward some, a lack of financial transparency. "How can we stay in a church whose leaders protect pedophiles?" O'Brien asks. "Yet how can we leave and relinquish our church to those very leaders?"
But I think who she is and the demographic profile she reflects matters as much as what she wrote: a cradle Irish Catholic, the granddaughter of immigrants, a professional woman, a wife and mother. In other words O'Brien represents the "thick middle" of the American Catholic Church. She's active in her parish and still contributes to it (but writes "one-time bequest" on every check, she says, so nothing goes to the diocese). She's a graduate of the University of Notre Dame Law School, and she even has a degree in pastoral theology. In other words, she's Catholic with a capital C.
And that's why she can't bring herself to leave. Instead, she wants to be thrown out so she doesn't have to make the choice to abandon the faith her parents and grandparents gave her in baptism. "If [the hierarchy] would just make the decision for me, give me a piece of paper that says, 'you're out,' it would free my conscience."
Some may see O'Brien's rant as whining and her indecision self-pitying. I must disagree. Sheila O'Brien and people like her matter. They are the last children of an immigrant generation who can still say, as she does, that Catholicism "is my life, the center of every experience, the filter for reality." When they give up, the church as we know it--the deep, wide, generous, committed church--starts to fade and become what Anne Rice now describes as a "quarrelsome, hostile, disputatious, and deservedly infamous group."
The Sheila O'Briens of the church are the women who form the backbone of parish life, the ones most likely to hand on the faith to their children. The church as we know it now won't long survive without their continued commitment. If they begin to leave, you can expect that their husbands and children will follow. But I don't think they will wait to be excommunicated; it's more likely they will just vanish.
I don't get worried about the church when Anne Rice leaves, though I enjoy being in a church so baroque that even the queen and creator of the sexy undead once belonged. But I do worry when Sheila O'Brien is ready to throw in the towel. It indicates to me that, as Notre Dame professor and commentator Cathleen Kaveny has argued regarding the sex abuse crisis, Catholicism has reached a "tipping point"--initiated by the crisis but perpetuated by other unresolved issues-after which thoughtful Catholics, despite their faith and commitment, finally start to give up.
I hope someone is paying attention.
This article appeared in the October 2010 issue of U.S. Catholic (Vol. 75, No. 10, page 8).
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Balldriver L-Wrench Double Pack
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Balldriver L-Wrench Double Pack
Double Set. Includes: Ball End tip hex Key L-wrench Set of 9pcs with GoldGuard™ plated finish. Packaged in Bondhex™ color coded Case. Includes sizes: 1.5 mm, 2.0 mm, 2.5 mm, 3.0 mm, 4.0 mm, 5.0 mm, 6.0 mm, 8.0 mm & 10.0 mm -- & -- Ball End tip hex Key L-wrench Set of 13pcs with Briteguard™ finish. Tagged & bar coded. Long arm. Includes: 0.050 In., 1/16 In., 5/64 In., 3/32 In., 7/64 In., 1/8 In., 9/64 In., 5/32 In., 3/16 In., 7/32 In., 1/4 In., 5/16 In. & 3/8 In. Bondhus Ball End tools are designed and manufactured to be strong and save time. Bondhus invented the Ball End tip for use with socket screws and has achieved the ideal combination of angle and strength. Bondhus Ball End tools rotate smoothly in a screw head at up to 25 degrees. Bondhus' exclusive manufacturing processes ensure the highest level of machining consistency as each Ball End is machined to incredibly tight tolerances.
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Product NameBalldriver L-Wrench Double Pack
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W. can't pronounce Canandaigua; it keeps coming out of his mouth sounding like new-cue-lar, and I wouldn't even try to get him to spell it...
The class is about wine in general; it is titled "What is wine?" It covers history, grape growing, climatic differences, explaining appellations, winemaking, wine components, pairing with food, buying wine, ordering in restaurants, reading labels, et al. But it is not a deep study course--it is geared to give the consumer enough information to feel secure and to want to continue the search.
The featured role is played by all New York wine, so I make my points by mostly using NY wine, and often comparing NY wine with the rest of the world's wine.


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Antioxidant-rich arctic berries and moisturizing white peat are the star ingredients in Red Flower's first facial skincare line. The six products, including Bioactive Berry White Peat Exfoliant and Ionizing Vita Toning Flower Mist, are also packed with a host of essential oils that calm complexions and impart a lovely pine-forest scent. $32 to $62; beautyhabit.com
Sonya Dakar has been perfecting complexions in Los Angeles since the Seventies. In January she's going organic with an all-natural, nine-piece antiaging line. In addition to cleansers and creams, there's the Organic Omega Booster, a flaxseed oil–based serum suitable for those with rosacea, eczema or simply extradry winter skin. $42; sonyadakarskinclinic.com
Benefit's stable of blushes, from tawny Hoola to peachy Georgia, have become bona fide makeup-cabinet stars. The latest in the lineup, due out in February, is Sugarbomb, a quad of lilac, bubblegum, pale rose and coral powders that can be mixed together or employed individually for a fresh, girly flush. $28; at Sephora.
Once upon a time, wrinkles were seen as the only marker of an aging face. Now it's understood that a loss of volume due to collagen depletion also contributes to a less-than-youthful-looking visage. Dermatologist Fredric Brandt goes after both problems with Dr. Brandt Collagen Booster. The silky serum instantly smooths lines with fern extract, prevents collagen breakdown with peptides, and employs amino acids to encourage the formation of new collagen. $75; at Sephora.
If you have ever had the desire to splash on some vanilla extract while baking chocolate chip cookies, Ajne's Vanille, debuting in February, is for you. The concentrated, natural perfume oil smells good enough to eat and comes in the cutest gilded flacon necklace. $75; at Bergdorf Goodman, New York.
Clarisonic, the company that added buzz to the bathroom with its popular vibrating face-cleansing brush, has developed a new skincare toy. The Opal Sonic Infusion System employs a pulsating silicone nub to massage antiaging eye gel deep into skin, ensuring the product doesn't just languish on the surface. $245; clarisonic.com
Revlon's Illuminance Electric Pop Crème Shadow, available in February, lets you have it both ways. The deeply pigmented, creamy powders—in shades of sky blue, dark blue, bright white and vivid green—go on sheer but can be layered for a more intense look. $6.50; at drugstores.
Say goodbye to those horrible hotel hair dryers. Paul Mitchell Express Ion Dry Travel packs 1,300 watts into an appliance small enough to stash in your carry-on. The device employs ionic technology to speed drying time and bestow a salon-smooth feel. $100; paulmitchell.com
Chanel Total Eye Lift, the follow-up to the brand's recently launched Ultra Correction Lift face cream, combines the line's star ingredient, the collagen- and elastin-boosting resin of the elemi tree, with horse chestnut extract to battle puffiness and dark circles, and a peptide complex to tone lids. $100; chanel.com
Chardonnay grapes, blackberries, carrots and broccoli…. Sounds more like a farmers' market shopping list than a roster of beauty-product ingredients. But the seed oils from the aforementioned produce—along with several other edibles—make up Sunday Riley Juno Rare Oil Absolute. The sweet and spicy blend contains a boatload of natural antioxidants and vitamins that promote a nourished, radiant complexion. $105; at Barneys New York, Beverly Hills.
For Poudrier Dentelle, the folks at Dior pulled a vintage lace pattern from their archives to decorate both the packaging and the actual makeup. The matte powder is great for quelling shine while bestowing the slightest shimmer. $55; at Bloomingdale's.
Dermatologist Patricia Wexler knows the skin-smoothing benefits of retinol, but the vitamin A–derived ingredient has proved too harsh for her sensitive skin. Her Intensive Deep Wrinkle Treatment, debuting in February, contains the maximum approved nonprescription dose of the stuff but buffers it with anti-inflammatory oat derivatives, the antioxidants clove and green tea, and a host of hydrators. Delicate types, rejoice. $60; bathandbodyworks.com


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Transmission Failure
2003 Honda Accord (Page 1 of 26)
This problem may be covered under warranty. Ask your Honda dealer.
CarComplaints.com Notes: The 2003 Honda Accord suffers from widespread transmission failure & problems with the stereo backlight failing. We recommend avoiding this model year like the plague.
The transmission begins slipping & eventually has to be replaced, typically soon after 90,000 miles & with a repair cost of over $2,000. Transmission failure has been a huge problem for the Accord & several other Honda models all through the early 2000s model years. Honda extended the transmission warranty to 93 months/109k miles for the 2000-2001 Accord as a class action lawsuit settlement, but owners of other Accord model years with transmission problems are out of luck.
The stereo backlight problem has been an issue since these Accords were only a few years old. Honda eventually issued a recall which covered the repair for 7 years/100k miles, which was nice while it lasted but now that period is over. Honda initially was replacing the entire radio ($800) but eventually began replacing just the PCB which at ~$300 is much cheaper. That sounds like a deal, but keep in mind we're talking about a backlight bulb that costs $2 to fix in most other cars.
9.3really awful
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- Average Mileage:
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- Total Complaints:
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- replace/rebuild transmission (345 reports)
- not sure (72 reports)
- Honda to pay cost as this transmission was a previous recall (45 reports)
- Honda assisted with replacement cost (25 reports)
- class action lawsuit (5 reports)
- transmission exchange (4 reports)
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Diane Cook is the author of the story collection Man V. Nature, a finalist for the 2015 Guardian First Book Award and the 2014 Los Angeles Times Art Seidenbaum Award for First Fiction. She was a producer for the radio show This American Life and is the recipient of a 2016 fellowship from the National Endowment for the Arts. She lives in Brooklyn.