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It's hard to believe that New Year's Eve 2018 marks the 23rd anniversary of the end of Calvin and Hobbes. While two decades may sound like a long time, the strip has hardly dated at all. Instead, it is slowly but surely being recognized as the work of art that it is/was, and not just by us. The amount of expression and joy and humanity that Bill Watterson was able to wring out of those four panels over ten short years (1985-1995) is simply astounding. Mark my words: Calvin and Hobbes will go down as one of the abiding cultural achievements of our time.
There are tributes elsewhere that cover the well-trodden hagiographic ground, both when it comes to the craft and the content of the strip. In fact, there's a wonderful, wonderful series called "The Theology of Calvin and Hobbes" that Richard Beck put together a few years ago on his Experimental Theology blog that, if you haven't read it, is very much worth your time. The series is so good that it's prevented me from really writing about Calvin and Hobbes at any length (not so much when it comes to posting an absurd number of quick strips, though…).
Now, it has become something of a tradition on Mockingbird to take a few shots at the concept and practice of New Year's resolutions every January. For people who are interested in the theological and psychological mechanics of the Law (what you should do/be), it's just too tempting. I hope you can forgive us. (If you can't, probably best not to read any further). But there's a danger in decrying New Year's resolutions with such regularity, and I'm not just talking about the boring predictability of it. I'm talking about when we cross the line from healthy cynicism to actual defeatism (and in some cases, genuine despair). The Christian faith may not be terribly optimistic about human potential/agency, but it is not defeatist. With God all things are possible, as the Man once said. And we would certainly not want to begrudge anyone for wanting to hit the gym or spend more time with their kids.
We pounce on the phenomenon of New Year's resolutions because it provides such a natural access point to discussions about the Law and, therefore, the Gospel. Think about it: resolutions are almost always the expression of a failure to live up to some kind of standard or ideal (physical, emotional, practical, material, etc) along with an intention to rectify the situation. Success and failure, righteousness and identity, willpower and judgment–it's all there.
Even if we're someone who rejects the idea of universal morality out of hand, that seldom prevents us from striving, every January, for some kind of personal goodness or enough-ness. The fact that our resolutions look so similar to our neighbor's–across the board–may be inconvenient but it's merely coincidental, we tell ourselves. But the self-improvement urge is such a pervasive one because we all know, on some level, that we could use a little improving. The Bible chalks this up to the Law being written on the heart (Romans 2:15), that the human relationship with righteousness is instinctive and universal, and by no means limited to churchgoers. You might even say that resolutions, at least when they're remotely serious, are simply a "secularized" expression of a religious impulse.
What does this have to do with Calvin and Hobbes? Well, I was leafing through my collections over the holiday and discovered something interesting. With the exception of the first two years of the strip, Watterson annually revisited the subject of New Year's resolutions. Clearly the practice struck him as 1. funny and 2. ripe for commentary about deeper things. Moreover, in reading each of the strips, I realized that he had, perhaps inadvertently, cataloged the human response to judgment (and relationship to self-improvement) with remarkable breadth and thoroughness.
In Galatians, the Apostle Paul talks about the Law being a "disciplinarian" (3:23-25). The King James translates the same word as "schoolmaster." "Taskmaster" might be a happy medium. You might not be someone who thinks of themselves as fundamentally occupied with "the Law of God", but the notion of a internal or external taskmaster makes a bit more sense. The voice–maybe the internalized voice of a parent or teacher, maybe their actual one–that is always evaluating, always pointing out mistakes, always criticizing. The imperative that we must always be growing, progressing, improving–the narrative that must be true!–it is the voice of condemnation, a distant or not-so-distant echo of the Law of God. It often comes with the best of intentions, but it rarely enlivens. It exhausts.
It turns out Watterson spelled this all out much better than I/we ever could. So hold on to your hat while we look at all six of his New Year's resolutions strips. First we'll go with what is perhaps the best known, the one that appeared on Dec 31, 1989:
This being a comic strip, Watterson has exaggerated things for comedic effect. But the basic observation is sound (and hits close to home!). The merest suggestion of the possibility of a resolution is heard as an accusation. Sure, Calvin's being his normal histrionic, over-reactive self, but we've all had moments where we've heard criticism in the space between words. And a lot of the time, we're hearing things correctly. The irony in the strip, as in pretty much all the ones in this post, is that Calvin's reaction shows just how much he is in need of improvement. Defensiveness is a surefire sign that someone has heard something as judgment or threat.
But as unconvincing and alienating as defensiveness can be, it is rarely as consuming as its brother, blame-shifting, aka going on the offensive. Watterson brilliantly lampooned this attitude in the following January's strip (1991):
Calvin isn't the one who needs to make resolutions, his dad does! Classic blame game material, done up cleverly as could be. Beyond Christ's warning about specks and logs in eyes and whatnot, this strip gets at something fundamental about the disciplinarian. It is often right. Talk to any father and he'll tell you stories of how he wished he'd done a better job, spent more time at home, etc. He'll talk to you about failed resolutions. So the point here is not that the law isn't true–it is!–the point is that it doesn't work, as Calvin's tirade about the world makes clear. The disciplinarian may instruct, but it cannot inspire. Not Calvin and certainly not his Dad.
The endpoint of blame, of course, is bitterness, and once again, Watterson hit the nail on the head in his first strip on the subject, the one from January of 1988:
Calvin is not the problem, everyone else is. Maybe you know someone who views themselves fundamentally as a victim? Self-pity is their default reaction in pretty much every situation? My wife certainly does… The accusation of the law is so scary that we hide behind justifications that take the form of victimization. Hobbes' punchline is so great, once again taking the lid off the whole enterprise.
In January of 1992, Watterson took it all a step further. He argued that the problem with New Year's resolutions is that we don't take them far enough:
Amazing! Not only is he hinting at an anthropology of the oh-so-fashionable you-must-be-born-again variety (i.e. our problems run much deeper than our habits), he is teaching us something about the nature of the whole Law/Resolutions enterprise. We can't handle the accusation, so instead of admitting defeat (which would entail a loss of control), we attempt to "lower the bar". We scale it down to something more manageable that we can accomplish, and maybe momentarily assuage that nagging voice. Jesus Christ, on the other hand, raised the bar of the Law so high in the Sermon on the Mount, equating motivation with action and calling for, well, moral perfection (Matthew 5:48), that admission of defeat, or surrender, was/is the only sane option.
(I was speaking to someone recently who received a negative evaluation at work, and instead of pointing out a few things he could fix or focus on, they simply said that the problem was "his personality." Oooof. Talk about not lowering the bar!)
Of course, this rather pessimistic view of human nature is set in relief to Watterson's own tremendous ability and achievement. In other words, even when he's saying something rather bleak, he does so with so much style and wit and empathy that one can't help but feel a bit of pride in the human race for being able to produce something so magical.
Anyway, the next year, 1993, Watterson changed his tune again, this time capturing the discouragement that resolutions (strivings, works, etc) can produce:
There's an amazing passage in George Eliot's novella "Janet's Repentance" where the title character talks about wanting something other than her resolutions to rely on, indicating that the path behind her was strewn with broken resolutions–the last thing she wanted was a new one. Calvin's take is equally sobering, if a bit more lighthearted. Instead of trying to change things for the better, which has seemed to fail in the past, he'd be more than content for things not to get worse. Heavy duty, but if you can't relate to his lines about life getting more complicated the older you get, I'm not sure there's anything that could convince you otherwise. Fear is not always an illogical response to study of history (or oneself).
Did Watterson leave it there? Absolutely not! He was on sabbatical in 94 but returned in time for the new year in 95 and issued the following bit of genius. What some might call "the world's way" of dealing with the disciplinarian:
When I first read this strip, I wondered how Watterson had been able to sit in on my English class that year. He was depicting a strategy for justifying wrongdoing or writing off culpability that has been particularly popular in the last 20 or so years: simply to deconstruct the moral framework that is accusing you. "Relativism" is the name that used to get pinned on this kind of evasion, but it's not a term one hears very often anymore (plus, I'm not sure it was ever terribly accurate). Nihilism is more like it. But talk to the victims of the "vice"–the child of the ugly divorce, the spouse of the abusive alcoholic, etc–and you will rarely hear a story about arbitrary moral categories. Watterson doesn't need more than a single (brilliant) line from Hobbes to clear away the nonsense.
If it was Bill Watterson's, um, resolution to systematically dismantle the human propensity for narcissism (and the anxiety, anger and despair it produces), then I'd say he accomplished it. He gave us a gift with these annual strips: the ability to laugh at the way we tie ourselves in knots trying to better ourselves. Which brings us to the final pair of Calvin and Hobbes strips. Believe or not, the very last two Watterson published were devoted to this subject. Here's the penultimate one, in which Calvin has curiously achieved a bit of peace:
Tullian Tchividjian has a wonderful line about the Christian life. In light of God's forgiveness of sinners–intricately linked to the claim that Christ has fulfilled the Law on our behalf (met the resolutions we couldn't, faced the blame, silenced the accusation, suffered the fears, etc)–he wrote, "the key question of life becomes: What are you going to do now that you don't have to do anything? What will your life look like lived under the banner which reads, "It is finished?" This is the liberating truth of the Gospel at its most gut level.
Life in the shadow of the cross is not some endless trajectory of mandatory improvement. It is not a mission or a project. It is simply life. A life lived with a modicum of self-acceptance in which we act in silly and sometimes self-defeating ways, but where we are free to laugh at ourselves (and cry with others), knowing that we have been given something a whole lot more sturdy to rely on for comfort and value than our own resolutions. What's more, we are not alone. If fact, this life with God is more like a surprise party than anything else ("Do all such good works as thou has prepared for us to walk in" as The Book of Common Prayer puts it). It is fresh and hopeful and exciting and outwardly focused–the very opposite of defeatist!
While I'm sure he wouldn't want to limit its resonance, Watterson captured this perpetual Good News beautifully in his final strip, the one that was published almost 23 years ago, on Dec 31, 1995:
And with that, I hereby call a moratorium on posts about New Years resolutions! (I wouldn't hold your breath though–if Watterson's right, we'll probably break it…)
P.S. All the above was adapted from this sermon.


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Mike Hook of Lake City (Craighead County), Ark., said a lot of irrigation, a high-yielding variety and the help of the University of Arkansas Cooperative Extension Service helped him take top honors in a yield contest recently at the Arkansas Soybean Association annual meeting in Brinkley, Ark.
Hook's 92.23 bushels per acre set a new record for the contest, and it earned him bragging rights and 50 hours free use of a Challenger MT755 tractor from J.A. Riggs Tractor Co., of Little Rock.
Eddie Tackett's 88.58 bushels and Paul Bingham's 87.59 bushels were next best in the contest. Tackett farms near Atkins, Ark., and Bingham near Trumann, Ark. They each won 50 hours free use of a Challenger MT665 tractor from J.A. Riggs.
Hook furrow-irrigated Pioneer 94B73 variety. He said he was also trying to win another contest, the Race for 100, and the $50,000 prize for topping 100 bushels. Tackett planted Armor 47-F8 and used border irrigation, while Bingham planted Pioneer 94B73 and used furrow irrigation.
Bingham gave credit to the Arkansas Extension service and said the Pioneer variety and 10 irrigations helped him achieve his goals.
Tackett, who won the contest for 2006, grew almost 3 more bushels per acre than he did in 2006, but he still fell short of Hook's yield.
Gary Sitzer, a member of the soybean association's board of directors, said the purpose of the contest is to reward the top producers and pass along their knowledge to other soybean producers in Arkansas.
"Early in 2007, we had decent weather, and I thought we might hit 100 bushels, then the August weather came along and negated that possibility," he said. "A lot of new varieties farmers planted had not seen weather extremes like we had. We set a new record under those conditions, and it was amazing."

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The city of Portland, Ore., is planning to discuss a proposal by the Everybody Benefits community coalition that would require businesses to provide paid sick leave to their employees. The coalition is made up of labor, community and business groups and is seeking to follow in the footsteps of San Francisco and other cities that have successfully passed similar ordinances.
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Andrea Paluso, coordinator of the Everybody Benefits coalition, said the issue couldn't be timelier. Winter is high season for flu and norovirus (a highly contagious stomach virus that causes vomiting and diarrhea), and the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) is forecasting an early and severe flu season this year. Meanwhile, by mid-December, public health officials in Multnomah County were investigating up to eight outbreaks of norovirus, including one linked to an infected food handler that sickened 90 visitors to the Oregon Zoo, and another that sickened more than 30 students and staffers at Buckman Elementary School in Southeast Portland. Norovirus outbreaks occur in daycare centers, nursing homes, restaurants and schools, and CDC recommends that workers not prepare food for others while they are sick with norovirus, and for at least two to three days after recovery.
But up to 40 percent of Portland workers—including nearly all restaurant workers—have no paid sick leave of any kind, Paluso says. Without paid sick leave, workers lose wages and may even face discipline in some workplaces if they stay home because they or a child is sick. Workers who lack sick leave are more likely to go to work sick or to send their kids to school sick, and that spreads illness to others.
"It's a huge problem," Paluso said: "260,000 workers in the Portland area alone don't have access to paid sick days."
In 2012, canvassers for Working America—the AFL-CIO's community affiliate for workers without a union—delivered 3,000 letters in support of the proposal. Working America also talked to more than 11,000 Portland residents about the proposal. A poll in August showed that 60% of residents supported the idea, compared to only 15% who opposed.
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I've never been to the Academy Awards Governors Ball itself, but I have been to the next-best thing—the annual press preview that event producer Sequoia Productions hosts for the media.
The Oscar ceremony is Sunday night, but last week I and a host of other lucky reporters got a glimpse of what the glitterati will enjoy. Think innovative open seating. Picture a 24-foot dessert bar from Wolfgang Puck Catering. Imagine an "Oscar in 3D" dessert—honest—from pastry chef Sherry Yard.
You can see our recap of the preview here.
It's exciting—and a bit unnerving--to be in the room with all the big-boy reporters, such as CNN, "Good Morning America" and the like. If you happen to be standing someplace they want to be standing, they will just move you out of the way. And fast.
And it's amazing to see reporters from all over the world there. I have heard reporters and their camera crews speaking German, Japanese, Chinese, Italian. This year, a gorgeous reporter from a Korean news outlet was prepping one of the Wolfgang Puck catering chefs—who looked to be a second-generation Korean-American—for his on-camera interview. "And can you say a few words in Korean?" she asked him earnestly. He looked a little doubtful. "Just a couple?" she asked.
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"Early Music," or "historical performance," describes music composed before our time, performed with historically appropriate instruments and performance styles. From Gregorian chant to the music of Bach and Beethoven, from the exotic shawm and vielle to the more familiar baroque violin and harpsichord, the repertoire of this art form spans a millennium. More than 1,000 early music ensembles from Hawaii to Maine give thousands of performances each season to millions of listeners; their recordings and broadcasts reach an even larger audience.
A distinguished past
'Historically informed performance' can be traced back to the work done by Arnold Dolmetsch and his coterie in late 19th century London. Antiquarian, organologist (i.e., instrument maker), scholar, and performer, Dolmetsch found a champion in no less influential a critic than George Bernard Shaw (writing pseudonymously as Corni Bassetto, for the The Star and The World in London), yet he never found – and, in truth, probably never sought – a broad-based public following.
Our modern-day movement towards 'historically informed performance' is rooted in Amsterdam, Basel, and Vienna, where, immediately after the Second World War, a notable group of musicians addressed themselves to reinventing music of the past, and specifically of the Baroque, in stylistically appropriate manners. Leaders of the movement included conductor Nicholas Harnoncourt (who founded the Vienna-based orchestra Concentus Musicus) and three Dutch musicians who were active as soloists, chamber musicians, and teachers: harpsichordist and organist Gustav Leonhardt, recorder virtuoso Frans Brueggen, and cellist Anner Bylsma.
These artists were in a vanguard that, first, rehabilitated instruments and instrumental techniques, and then, informed by often fresh scholarship, created a sound world and emotional ambiance that animated a repertory from Monteverdi to Handel (from roughly 1600 to 1750). They restored to music an emotional presence and intellectual relevance that had been lost to a modern-day audience. Among the most significant roles these artists collectively played was that of mentor to a younger generation of aspiring musicians, many of whom sought musical alternatives to the standard, and standardized, work provided by most symphony orchestras. Any genealogy of contemporary period-instrument musicians would have a family tree whose branches all stem from Amsterdam, Basel and Vienna. Musicians came to these cities not only from throughout Europe, on whose soil this music was created, but, in larger numbers, from America. Significantly, and unlike earlier American artists who studied in Europe and stayed there to pursue their careers, these period-instrument players came home to make new opportunities for themselves and their colleagues.
A reawakened interest
In 1981, the eminent music critic Andrew Porter eloquently described the movement's rationale and rewards. "Let me start with an assertion," said Porter, "that has underlain much of what I've written in The New Yorker during the past eight years: 'Music sounds best the way its composer wrote it,' and by 'best' I mean most expressive, most beautiful, most enjoyable...My contention—and not only mine, but that of once hundreds and now of thousands of people the world over—is that music can only be made accurately, truly, fully, on the instruments and by the techniques for which it was composed. And techniques and instruments cannot be separated..."
"Let me try an analogy," Porter continued. "Imagine that fifty years ago there were no paintings by the Old Masters to be seen—no Leonardos, no Rembrandts, no Raphaels in our museums and art galleries, but only reproductions of them executed in water colors, poster paints, or even acrylics. All would not have been lost; you would still have been able to appreciate form and composition; and if the copies were faithful, there would still be much beauty to admire. Well, that's how it was in the world of music once. But now, thanks to the loving revival of old instruments and the loving revival of old techniques, we are brought face to face, ear to ear with the originals once again."
"One important thing must be said," Porter concluded. "This movement does not represent a retreat into an ivory tower, a turning of one's back on modern life and all that it has to offer. Rather, it represents a living of modern life in the fullest and richest possible way, by experiencing the great heritage of our past as something fresh and alive within us, so that it tunes and tempers our perceptions of the way we look at, listen to, and think about the present."
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As should be common knowledge by now, Apple is very restrictive and sometimes quite arbitrary in managing its App Store. One thing is clear, though: fat chance there's going to be an alternative browser in the App Store (i.e., one that doesn't use WebKit). Mozilla didn't even bother to submit Fennec, but Opera is going head-to-head with Apple: the Norwegian browser maker has announced Opera Mini for the iPhone, but has not yet submitted it for approval.
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January Meeting (Q1)
- January 26th, 6:00PM - 9:00PM
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- April 19, 6:00PM - 8:30PM
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- May 17, 6:00PM - 8:30PM
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- Topics: An introduction to web application threat & risk modeling using the STRIDE & DREAD frameworks.
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- July 12th, 6:00PM - 9:00PM
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- October 27th, 6:00PM - 9:00PM
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- Topics: Ghosts of XSS Past with Jim Manico, Overview of the OWASP WTE, and a recap of AppSec USA.
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A serial thief has been jailed after she turned down support from the probation service.
Chesterfield magistrates' court heard on Monday, April 7, how Jade Bown, 24, of New Street, Grassmoor, Chesterfield, was spotted stealing steaks from the Midland Co-op, at North Wingfield.
Prosecuting solicitor John Cooper said: "The manager was watching CCTV on a separate theft from before when he noticed this female and felt she was going to steal so she was monitored and she stole a handful of steaks.
"The manager got staff to prevent her leaving and he saw her take the steaks and throw them behind a storage space. The manager brought her into the warehouse and the steaks were recovered."
Mr Cooper said the theft was made at the point she took the steaks without any intention to pay for them and she admitted she had no intention to pay and knew she had committed an offence.
Bown pleaded guilty to theft after the incident in December.
John Wilford, defending, said Bown was on benefits and despite her previous convictions, which include shoplifting offences, this was an isolated case. He added that Bown was not willing to co-operate with the probation service so certain alternatives to custody could not be considered. Magistrates stated because of Bown's previous offending and non-compliance with probation orders and non-compliance with a proposed probation report, they had no choice but to impose a four week custodial sentence.


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Supreme Court says government can be liable for floods
The Supreme Court ruled Tuesday that the federal government is not automatically exempt from paying for damage caused by temporary flooding from government-owned dams.
The court sided with the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission in its appeal of a lower court ruling that said the federal government did not have to pay for damage to thousands of trees after the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers released more water than usual from its dam on the Black River. The release of additional water benefitted farmers, but the commission said its hardwood forest suffered significant damage.
The commission said the damage amounted to the government taking its property, for which compensation would be owed under the Constitution.
The Court of Federal Claims agreed and ordered the government to pay $5.6 million for destroyed and damaged trees. But the U.S Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit in Washington said damage resulting from temporary, as opposed to permanent or inevitable, flooding cannot be compensated under the Constitution's Takings Clause.
Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, writing for the court, said the appeals court was mistaken. Ginsburg said that "government-induced flooding of limited duration, but severe impact, can amount to a taking of property warranting just compensation."
But Ginsburg also cautioned that the court was not deciding that the government has to pay for all flooding caused by government action, or even necessarily in this case. Instead, courts must consider the details on a case-by-case basis. The justices also ordered the appeals court to consider other arguments advanced by the government to avoid liability.
Justice Elena Kagan sat out the case because she worked on it while serving in the Justice Department.
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Toronto, ON – The Toronto Raptors acquired veteran point guard Sebastian Telfair from the Phoenix Suns in exchange for reserve center Hamed Haddadi just prior to Thursday's trade deadline.
Telfair has averaged 6.0 points, 2.5 assists and 1.5 rebounds over 46 games this season, his second with the Suns. Over nine NBA campaigns with six different teams, the 27-year-old journeyman has averaged 7.5 points, 3.5 assists and 1.6 rebounds.
The former first-round pick, who will be an unrestricted free agent at season's end, has also played for Portland, Boston, Minnesota, the Los Angeles Clippers and Cleveland in addition to the Suns.
Haddadi began the season with Memphis before being shipped to Toronto on Jan. 30 as part of the deal that sent standout forward Rudy Gay from the Grizzlies to the Raptors. The fifth-year pro did not appear in any games with Toronto following the swap.
The Iran native has averaged 2.0 points and 2.1 rebounds over 134 career NBA games.


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A BlankTV Premiere Presentation:
Imicus - "The Libertine"
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Imicus After a two year hiatus, Imicus return to the fold in sensational style with a brand new single entitled 'The Libertine'. Developing and solidifying a sound that draws together hook laden choruses and engaging riffs with thoughtful dynamics, Imicus are back stronger than ever, and with a new album poised for release next year, there is nothing stopping the band this time around.
Hailing from Luton, Imicus dropped their debut album 'Animal Factory' in 2010 through Transcend Records. It picked up widespread critical acclaim with Scuzz TV, BBC Radio 1, XFM and Totalrock, all of whom played tracks from the record; and the band were also asked by Metal Hammer to record a version of 'You Don't Have To Be Old To Be Wise' for a Judas Priest cover CD, which was given away with one of their issues. The melodic metallers also served their time on the road and relentlessly toured, playing with the likes of Enter Shikari, Skindred, InMe, SiKth, Ill Nino, Panic Cell, Reuben, Breed 77, The Deathstars, Exit Ten, Devil Sold His Soul, Orange Goblin, and many more; Imicus have also played a string of prominent festivals including Download, Bloodstock, Hammerfest, Hard Rock Hell and Bulldog Bash.
The original line up of Imicus disbanded in 2012 and the second incarnation of the band came to fruition at the start of 2013 when co-founder and front-man Miller decided to continue and re-invent the band. The newly reformed quintet have certainly delivered; the new material is a real statement of intent and defines the progression in the band's writing and the new attitude featured on the forthcoming album. Under the expert supervision of Russ Russell, the new tracks showcase Imicus' signature hooks and choruses while still maintaining dense instrumentation and enticing atmospherics. Whilst the material has continued to develop and promises to launch the riff monsters into the consciousness of new audiences, the band's sound is still both melodic and heavy and is sure to appease original fans who revelled in their debut.
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The Center for Spatial Analysis (CSA) at the University of Oklahoma is a multidisciplinary university research center specializing in the study and application of geospatial science and technology. CSA is composed of three working units that focus on research and development, outreach and training, and applications and services. Through efforts in each of these units CSA seeks to advance the geospatial vision of the university and contribute to education, research, and economic development in the State of Oklahoma.


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Topic Title: My New Holland
Created on January 6, 2013 at 12:32 AM
I bought my Holland Wrangler the Monday after Thanksgiving. So far I've cooked two chickens, a pork loin, bacon wrapped asparagas, oil drizzled potato chunks, a turkey, a bunch of hamburgers, breakfast and a 14 lb. rib roast. Tomorrow I'll try my hand at cooking a pot roast. This the the best grill I've ever owned bar none! And the Carolina seasoning is fantastic too!
Rb did you go as directed by the recipes on all of your cookings? I wanna try the bacon wrapped asparagus so bad.. I bought the Epic right afte Christmas and I am loving it so far, I did do ribs last night that didn't turn out too good, they were very tough...
I bought the Apex after Christmas and it does take some time to get use to the difference from a traditional grill. I have cooked a pork loin (steamed) very moist and great, hamburgers were the best and tried steaks last night 3/4" rib-eyes cooked 10 min a side and then finished on my traditional grill to sear the steaks 1.5 min a side and they were the best steaks I have ever cooked (I enjoy the grill marks). I can't wait to purchase the sear mate and this will be the perfect grill!
JM. I did use the recipes per the instructions. But I am now straying a little as I get used to it. Happy grilling!


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A BlankTV Premiere Presentation:
Black Ink Sun - "When Heaven Burns"
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BLACK INK SUN Born out of Northampton UK in 2009 this 4 piece metal band, originally formed under the name "Renegades" by Leigh ( the guitarist ) was, can you believe, a punk, funk and rock band! A chance encounter with Ross ( the machine ) in 2010 saw the re-branding and redirection of Black Ink Sun, the metal band!! Ross took the drums to the next level, evolving every beat into the heavier and faster. The Transformation was under way but the true face of Black In Sun wasn't realised until Carlos on vocals joined taking it darker and more intense than ever!! this jigsaw was completed. The Black Ink Sun has risen *Warning* Exposure to Black Ink Sun may lead to Ink-fection!* Influenced by the likes of Machine head, Lamb of god All shall perish and Dethklok, mixed with many years of repressed rage are unleashed in the form of skull crushing riffs, complex bass line vs mechanical pounding beats and possessed vocals all making you want to bang your head till your neck snaps.......or just destroy! Have you become Ink-fected yet? The Ink-fection is spreading!!
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Filmed in an abandoned Asylum and dressed with a twisted Dickenson style set over one exhausting 12 hr day. Female horror director Lennah Seelig literally brought the band to tears. They claim it was the contact lenses. She laughed it off, stating 'you can't make a music video about the 'darkness inside' without a little bit of suffering.
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PrivacyCamp Washington, DC 2009
Co-sponsored by the Center for Democracy and Technology, the Electronic Privacy Information Center, and the Future of Privacy Forum (among others), this inaugural "unconference" brings together interested individuals and organizations to share knowledge and foster collaboration. The event is June 20th, 2009, from 8AM to 5PM at the Center for American Progress (1333 H Street NW, Washington, DC 20005). You can register here and Shaun Dakin is the contact should you have any questions.


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Style # 215195
Inject your denim collection with a shot of boho cool in this pair of bebe skinny jeans, featuring embroidered tuxedo stripes down the sides. Pair with peep-toe heels and a crossbody bag.
- 57% cotton, 39% lyocell, 4% spandex
- Rise: 8" (20 cm)
- Inseam: 26" (66 cm)
- Leg opening: 10" (25 cm)
- Machine wash according to care label
- Made in USA with imported materials
- Model is 5'9" and is wearing a US size 27
Boho Tux Icon Capri Jeans is rated out of 5 by 1.
Rated 5 out of 5 by Lena7777 from Gorgeous It is funny, but when buying Bebe denim online you gotta pay attention to the fabric content. I noticed that this fabric had 4 % spandex which means it is very stetchy. I'd had to return a pair of jeans ,size 27, with the same fabric content previously just because they were large. So when I was ordering these babies, I decided to go 1 size down and bought 26. I am 5'6 and around 130 lb - 135 lb. I usually wear 27 in True Religion. Got my capris yesterday.Size 26 fits like a glove. LOVE them. Very soft and stretchy denim, perfect for summer.
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To some extent, the whole point of using Linux clusters -- or any open-source platform -- for high-performance computing is to achieve consistently high compute speeds at modest price points. But when the speed falters, or the system's full performance potential isn't reached, the price point doesn't look like such a bargain.
Fortunately, lots of tools, both free and commercial, are available to improve performance. However, tools plugged in after deployment, or quickly grabbed without integration consideration, rarely solve performance bottlenecks. In fact, there is no surefire way to boost Linux cluster performance, says Bill Magro, product line manager at Intel MPI Library, in Intel's Parallel and Distributed Solutions Division.
"Performance issues can exist in the application, the network, the operating system, or even the platform itself," Magro says, "so getting to the root of a performance problem isn't easy."
Only a detailed analysis of an application's requirements will provide the desired performance, agrees Tom Quinn, vice president of East Coast operations for Linux Networx. Every aspect of an application -- from its memory footprint, bandwidth requirements, floating point/integer needs, and data requirements -- must be considered. One way is to run application-based benchmarks on each of the proposed architectures, but this isn't feasible for many organizations. Another approach is doing some benchmarks and a full system review.
Start early, finish strong
Performance should sit at the top of the project list as companies start procuring the system pieces, Quinn says: "The biggest mistake is that organizations don't take performance into account when they're building the architecture or mapping out the hardware plan. You have to consider the system as a whole to get strong performance." That means spending time to determine each application's slow points, and truly understanding all the various pieces that need to work together.
As Magro explains, enterprises must understand the algorithms in their applications. "Do the algorithms themselves contain latent parallelism? If not, can you replace them with more parallel algorithms? If the algorithms are already parallel, determine the most appropriate method to express the parallelism. Thinking directly in terms of the problem being solved, rather than the details of its current implementation, will often yield the best results," he says.
And that's just the first step.
"You have to do your homework. You have to consider the language, the hardware, each application," Quinn says, and if a vendor is doing the work, make sure it is taking into account all the issues. And be forewarned, Quinn adds: Some vendors can't do the performance work needed, since many are focused on just the services aspect.
Another common mistake, Quinn says, is thinking that performance optimization can be done once or only intermittently. "The cluster is a huge stack of moving parts that needs to be taken care of, fed, and maintained. Performance isn't something you just do once," Quinn says.
Juan Jose Porta, associate director of the CEPBA-IBM Research Institute at IBM Boeblingen Laboratory, and an architect of the world's fastest life science Linux cluster, says, "It all comes down to a finely tuned application on every node."
Porta helped design and create the MareNostrum cluster, which sits at number 4 on the Top 500 supercomputer list. MareNostrum is built entirely of commercially available components, including 2,282 IBM eServer BladeCenter JS20 blade servers housed in 163 BladeCenter chassis, 4,564 64-bit IBM Power PC 970FX processors, and 140 TB of IBM TotalStorage DS4100 storage servers.
Porta says organizations don't realize how seemingly innocuous cluster elements -- such as the power source, the system's language, and the actual physical size of a cluster -- can affect performance.
"Efficiency is tied to all these things as well as exploiting every node and the processor architecture and building a system that can scale, " he says.
Another big mistake is choosing the wrong parallel programming method for a particular application. Four standard parallel programming methods are in widespread use today: MPI, PVM, OpenMP, and Pthreads. One or more of these methods is often suitable for parallelizing most applications.
"Even when choosing the correct method, users often focus on the wrong level of parallelism for their applications, leading them to obtain poor performance results or performance results incommensurate with the amount of effort applied to parallelize the application," Magro says.
Enterprises sometimes draw incorrect conclusions about the models themselves, based on the results they achieve. "More often than not, it's the application implementation rather than the model at fault. Often the hardest part of fixing performance problems is locating the cause," Magro notes.
High-impact tools
To achieve high performance, a developer needs to choose a good compiler, use highly tuned math and primitives libraries whenever possible, and use a message-passing library that supports the interconnect, Magro advises. "Further improving performance requires you to take the time to analyze both the serial and parallel performance. There could be bottlenecks in the code that limit performance," he says.
When tools work well, the rewards may be substantial. Compilers and debuggers can have a drastic and immediate impact on cluster productivity and performance. Beyond decreasing design, development, and test time, programming tools such as advanced optimizing compilers and HPC-tuned libraries can improve run-time performance by 5 percent to 30 percent, according to Linux Networks.
Some vendors, such as Linux Networx, have their own cluster management tools that are integrated into production systems. The beauty of a vendor solution is that it allows in-house IT and cluster management teams to focus on the compute effort rather than on server operations and maintenance.
Intel's developer tools include the Intel Compilers and Intel VTune Performance Analyzer to achieve and further tune serial performance, the Intel Threading Tools to tune multi-threaded performance, and the Intel Trace Collector/Analyzer to tune MPI. In addition, the Intel MPI Library has a multi-fabric support feature that allows users to easily extract performance from fast interconnects such as InfiniBand.
"Developers should choose the compiler that gives the best blend of performance, usability, and compatibility on a given processor. Support for parallel models like OpenMP is another important consideration if the cluster is comprised of SMP nodes," Magro says, adding that obviously the compiler must support the Linux distribution installed on the cluster.
If a cluster has a network other than ethernet, for instance, then for MPI codes an organization should probably choose a message-passing library that simplifies deployment across a multitude of interconnects.
"Cluster networks other than ethernet are becoming quite common, so it pays to look at products like the Intel MPI Library, which supports a variety of fabric interconnects for the same executable," Magro says.


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Style # 208552
With a luxurious crisscross drape and dark-glamour-inspired belt with hoop detail, this bebe skirt a fall must-own. Try it with a pair of boots and an embellished bodysuit for a quick evening look.
- 95% rayon, 5% spandex.
- Center back to hem: 33" (84 cm).
- Zipper.
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- Dry clean.
- Imported.
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Minister for International Development Heidi Hautala said at the UN High-level Meeting on Disability and Development, held on Monday, 23 September in New York, that Finland will double its funding for projects supporting persons with disabilities, from under six million euros to more than ten million. The support will cover, inter alia, this year's additional funding to the UN Disability Partnership programme.
"In Finland, domestic civil society organisations, especially organisations for persons with disabilities, are the Foreign Ministry's main partners in the implementation of disability issues in development cooperation," Minister Hautala stated. As to multilateral cooperation, Finland has been among the main donors of the UN Disability Justice Partnership Programme (UNPRPD) and the UN Special Rapporteur on Disability.
Every seventh person in the world has a disability. "Although the United Nations Millennium Declaration recognises the responsibility of States to secure human rights for all and States are urged to pay particular attention to the most vulnerable groups, persons with disabilities are not mentioned in a single one of the Millennium Development Goals," Minister Hautala pointed out in Finland's statement.
"The deadline year for the Millennium Development Goals, 2015, is approaching. We should seize the opportunity now, to ensure that the new framework will be inclusive, and that it will take into account the rights and needs of persons with disabilities," she continued.
The elimination of inequalities is one of the central objectives of the Post-2015 Development Agenda. "Leaving, for instance, persons with disabilities outside development efforts is not only a denial of their human rights. It also reduces the contributions that these individuals can make to economic and social development," Hautala said.
Minister for International Development Heidi Hautala met with Judith Heumann, the U.S. State Department Special Advisor for International Disability Rights, in New York on Monday. Hautala and Heumann exchanged ideas on cooperation between Finland and the United States to promote the rights of persons with disabilities, the final outcomes of the High-level Meeting, and how the human rights based development agenda could best be promoted in practice in the post-2015 development goals.
The meeting can be followed in the social media at www.facebook.com/ulkoministerio and www.twitter.com/ulkoministerio
Additional information: Milma Kettunen, Press Attaché to Minister Heidi Hautala, mobile tel. +358 40 522 9869, Advisor Linda Ekholm, mobile tel. +358 50 411 2809
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Neil Percival Young,[2] OC,[3] OM[4] (born November 12, 1945) is a Canadian singer-songwriter who is widely regarded as one of the most influential musicians of his generation.[5] Young began performing as a solo artist in Canada in 1960, before moving to California in 1966, where he co-founded the band Buffalo Springfield along with Stephen Stills, and later joined Crosby, Stills & Nash as a fourth member in 1969. He then forged a successful and acclaimed solo career, releasing his first album in 1968; his career has since spanned over 40 years and 34 studio albums, with a continual and uncompromising exploration of musical styles.[5] The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame website describes Young as "one of rock and roll's greatest songwriters and performers".[6] He has been inducted into the Hall of Fame twice: first as a solo artist in 1995, and secondly as a member of Buffalo Springfield in 1997.[7]
Young's work is characterized by his distinctive guitar work, deeply personal lyrics[8][9][10] and signature falsetto/tenor singing voice.[11][12] Although he accompanies himself on several different instruments, including piano and harmonica, his idiosyncratic electric and clawhammer acoustic guitar playing are the defining characteristics of a varyingly ragged and melodic sound. While Young has experimented with differing music styles, including swing and electronic music throughout a varied career, his best known work usually falls into two primary styles: acoustic folk and country rock, or amplified hard rock in collaboration with the band Crazy Horse. Young has also adopted elements from newer styles such as alternative rock and grunge. His influence on the latter caused some to dub him the "Godfather of Grunge".[13]
Young has directed (or co-directed) a number of films using the pseudonym Bernard Shakey, including Journey Through the Past (1973), Rust Never Sleeps (1979), Human Highway (1982), Greendale (2003), and CSNY/Déjà Vu (2008). He is currently working on a documentary about electric car technology, tentatively titled Linc/Volt. The project involves a 1959 Lincoln Continental converted to hybrid technology, which Young plans to drive to Washington, D.C. as an environmentalist example to lawmakers there.[14]
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LAS VEGAS (AP) – A Nellis Air Force Base official says an unmanned drone aircraft crashed in a remote part of the Nevada Test and Training Range north of Las Vegas.
Senior Master Staff Sgt. Andrew Lynch says no one was injured in the crash of the MQ-9 Reaper about 7:15 p.m. Wednesday west of Hiko in Lincoln County.
Lynch says the remotely piloted aircraft was assigned to the 57th Wing at Nellis, near Las Vegas.
It was being used in an Air Force weapons school combat training mission.
The cause of the crash wasn't immediately determined. Lynch says a board of officers is being convened to investigate.
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