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Dongari ka Raja : Hindi Film Details and Trailer
Dongri ka Raja is a film in view of romantic tale of a black market Raja of Dongri. The Story is set against the background of the Dongri black market and weaves a holding story with a wind. The movie directer Hadi Ali Abrar, who appeared in heading with anu Shri Ramaa: The Savior and Producer PS Chhatwal and Filmy Keeda Productions. Dongari ka Raja is discharged on November 11, 2016.
Directer : Hadi Ali Abrar
Maker : PS Chhatwal Filmy Keeda Productions
Writter : M. Saleem
Screenplay : M. Saleem
Featuring : Ronit Roy,Gashmeer Mahajani,Reecha Sinha
Music/Original Music : Asad Khan
Foundation Score : Amar Mohile
Lyricist : Vijay Vijawat
Proofreader : Bunty Nagi
Wholesaler : TORQUE
Discharge date : 11 November 2016
Nation : India
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Brownsburg and Avon cross country teams win regional titlesOctober 16, 2012 No comments
The Brownsburg boys cross country team took home the Ben Davis regional title over the weekend. The Bulldogs will join Avon who finished third in the regional and the Quakers of Plainfield who finished fifth.
Individuals who advanced to the semi-state this coming weekend include Ross Hughes, Jon Cramer and Jordan Mueller of Avon. Elliott Shaw, Justin Hayes and Alek Minkis of Brownsburg. Abiel Mogos and Joel Thompson of Plainfield and Levi Musson from Cascade.
On the girls side, the Avon Orioles took home the regional championship. They will join the Plainfield Quakers at the semi-states this weekend as the Quakers finished fourth at the regional. The Bulldogs of Brownsburg just narrowly missed advancing to semi-states as they lost the tiebreaker with Greencastle for fifth place.
Individuals advancing to semi-state include Mary Abramson, Courtney Kerr, Megan Price and Hannah Jennings of Avon. Samantha Woodford and Brynn Olinger of Plainfield. Danville's Megan Newcomer and Brownsburg's Julia Popenfoose also advanced.
Both the boys and girls semi-states will take place this Saturday at Carmel at 10:30 in the morning.
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Germany a "version" of the US? GErmany is way too different to the US to be ever compared. The only countries in EUrope that you could compare are the UK and Ireland, which are by themselves a whole world apart from real/continental europe.have2fly wrote:Germany is a much better version of the U.S. in many ways. You get same comforts, you get much more freedom and way healthier society. And yes, p4p is legal in most Europe, so females have much less control over men. And yes, Eastern Europe is a train ride away. Want to date a girl from Hungary? No problem, hop on the train for a quick ride to Budapest. If you can make decent money and live in Germany, it's a no brainer - do it. You sacrifice nothing by moving to Germany.
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Hey Jamesbond, great photos and youtube links!!! These German babes are GORGEOUS!!!! If these women are just the T.V. presenters I can only imagine what some of the German STEWARDESS/FLIGHT ATTENDENTS look like. I have always had a thing for HOT FEMALE FLIGHT ATTENDENTS with their pretty faces, silky long hair, beautiful eyes, and how they look in their uniforms, heels, and pantyhose/opaques!!! Or
perhaps it's a FETISH of mine for attractive women in uniform which gives them a very classy look and yet sexy at the same time!!
But I find the most appealing about these German and most other European women is that they tend to take care of themselves, not as fat/obese, and DRESS and ACT more FEMININE than women in the U.S. Not to mention some German/Euro ladies are more open to interracial dating and marriage (as well as their society is more open to this). I was even told by some fellow G.I.s that many German women have a "thing" for Black men when I was serving in the Army.
Unfortunately, I didn't get the chance to be stationed in Germany or anywhere in Europe. However, once I finish my TESOL/ESL degree I plan on trying to get a English teaching job there. But even somewhere in EASTERN EUROPE like Romania and give it a shot.
German women are among the nicest in europe. I never get the typical fascination with slavic girls. Its germanic girls who are usually the hottest, and have nicer facial features and more symmetrical noses. I love the typical looks of german blonde women. Basically all countries surrounding germany have tons of hot women, with the exception of france, where women tend to be more average looking. Typical germanic/ teutonic looks is very common in Germany, Austria, Netherland, Denmark (Continental territory) and even among Czech peoples. Czech people have a lot of germanic blood.
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the good looking women in germany are often immigrants from balkan countries and eastern europe
germanic women are pretty manly, broad shoulders and thick necks.... germany is perfect if you're an american redneck who likes them pure white or if you're the classical black man who likes them white and thick.
i give german women a 5 from a 1 to 10 scale.
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Melody of a Texas girl: Sharleen Spiteri
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Sharleen Spiteri releases her debut solo album 'Melody'. Best known for her role fronting multi-platinum selling guitarband Texas, Spiteri has a familiarity about her voice that has remained since she first appeared on the music scene. Taking influence from a spectrum that includes Nancy Sinatra, Johnny Cash and Motown, the Glaswegian's music leaps into a new direction. Her vocal range is sharper than ever and is perfectly complimented by brass sections and dreamy, dramatic music. First single of her debut is track 'All The Times I Cried'.


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For a pumpkin interior that looks as professional as its superstar exterior, we use a clay modeling tool known as a "trimming loop." After scooping out the pumpkin seeds and stringy parts, we skim the pumpkin's interior walls with this tool to smooth out the pulp. It's also useful for thinning the pumpkin's interior wall on the side we're planning to carve. Discarding excess pumpkin pulp is easy: Just upend the pumpkin over a trash can, and shake it off... er, out.
1. Clean out your pumpkin using the tips above, and scrape the pumpkin's interior wall to no more than 1" thickness on the side you intend to carve. Tape your printed Taylor Swift stencil to the side of the pumpkin.
2. Use a pushpin to poke holes along the pattern lines. (Hint: Keep pin holes within 1/8" for best results; closely spaced holes create an easy-to-follow carving guide.) Detach the stencil after you've transferred all lines onto the pumpkin, and keep it nearby.
3. Refer to your stencil to find areas surrounded by dotted lines, and etch those areas. To etch, use an etching power tool or gouge to scrape off the pumpkin's outer surface skin.
4. Refer to your stencil to find areas surrounded by solid lines, and carve those areas. Use a thin, serrated knife to gently saw along the pin holes created in Step 2. (Hint: Allow carved pumpkin pieces to remain in place until after you've carved the entire design; this decreases the likelihood of accidental breakage.)
5. Remove carved pumpkin pieces by pressing on them gently from inside the pumpkin, popping them toward the surface. Light your pumpkin with a candle.
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WOW...I LOVE IT!! What a found, stunning, beautiful, gorgeous and so you!! take care, see you soon...Jane xxx
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Perfect in that VERY pretty room!xxx
I'm with you Sal, it would simply have been rude not to!
Love it! Sarah x
An absolute beauty. The loveliest rug I've ever seen.
I'm also lusting after your pavers - are they just standard slabs painted. I've the ugliest patio that could certainly do with sprucing up.
I think it's actually completely irresponsible.......
It's just the perfect rug.
yes, you should have bid,it looks really lovely.
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Just perfect!
Congratulations for being the winning bidder! It's gorgeous!!!
I most definitely would've bid!
That's exactly the sort of thing I would buy and have everyone screwing their noses up and asking why or my dad claiming I do not know what to spend my money on!
Victoria xx
I shouldn't have bid on the vintage straw basket at the weekend either..... A girl's got to be doing something when the weather's too bad to garden :O). That is one beautiful rug. x
Fabulous find and it looks fab in the room! From one auction freak to another – always bid ;)
It's lovely and when it's a one off you can't let them slip by!
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From one rugaholic to another? I would have done the same thing whether I needed it not!
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It's gorgeous Sal - so "you"!
How could anyone expect you to resist? It is so pretty...
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I bet it set you back a pretty penny too!!!
Bid, bid are you addicted too?
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It's only money after all Sal - and it is a lovely rug.
I would most definitely have snapped it up - gorgeous!!!
Lovely Sal, looks great :)
Well, I think it's fabulous!!!
Very pretty!! Rebecca x
Really pretty ! Congratulations !
Looks great! A real find.
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Its lovely Sal...wouldnt keep white for long in our house though....
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driving in the dominican republic is a little like... sticking a revolver, loaded with just one bullet, to your head and pulling the trigger.
of course, you hope for the best. that today it's you get the empty cartridge, and not the live-round.
but, it's tricky. you just never know.
back when the kids were quite small - amely was a few months - i had a terrible car accident. luckily nobody was hurt, and even more luckily, i got off scots-free because the car i hit (yes, it was my fault) had no insurance, was not registered and the driver was unliscenced.
it was bad, though, and i decided not to drive anymore. amalio made me get in the car and drive home.
it was terrible.
not nearly as terrible, though, as the accident just a few weeks later that totaled our jeep and landed amalio in emergency with some serious burns on his face. luckily, it was just burns on his face, because the accident had fatal written all over it.
(and that's why i love jesus, y'all).
last summer i started driving again. i had to get over the fear and...
well, that's not easy here.
there are some crazies on the road. and traffic is complicated more by the abundance of two-wheeled vehicles -- bicycles, scooters, motorbikes.
the drivers are insane. and can carry anything while driving. the most i've ever seen is 7 on a bike - 4 kids and three adults, but i've heard the urban-legends about even more.
this guy is on a scooter, called a pasola, with a sack of rice between his legs and a whole "racimo" of yellow bananas in his lap.
unfortunately, this is not a rare sight. an entire family will load onto one bike to save transportation money. no helmets, no security. this number is often multiplied by kids being held to the side of the adults.
if you want your recently killed fowl to be fresh for dinner, you've got to zip home and get it in the pot!
125 pounds of rice!
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It has been three years since we first attempted to estimate the impact of our start-up journal International Journal of Internet Science (Reips & Matzat, 2008). Impact figures for start-up journals are still hard to get from the organizations that have been collecting journal data - an astounding lack in times of Internet Science, when it has become possible and common to retrieve and deliver bibliographic information from massive databases within seconds. Alas, there is one success story: A few weeks ago, Google started "Google Scholar Citations". It is geared towards authors, but the system is forgiving, so we could create a personality for our journal at http://scholar.google.com/citations?user=OCYy1o4AAAAJ. Here it becomes immediately visible that the International Journal of Internet Science has an h factor of 8, meaning that eight of its 22 articles have been cited for at least eight times (not counting editorials and book reviews). Also, it becomes visible that all of the citations that lead to this h factor happened during the last five years. Google Scholar Citations further provides an "i10" metric of 5 for the IJIS, meaning that 5 of its 22 articles have been cited at least ten times.
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REIPS, Ulf-Dietrich, 2011. Journal Impact Revisited. In: International Journal of Internet Science. 6(1), pp. 1-7. eISSN 1662-5544
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Freeman Webb encourages and provides resources for a number of community organizations. As an organization, Freeman Webb participates each fall in the Second Harvest food drive. In 2015, we collected more than 9,611 pounds of food - equivalent to 6,343 meals.
Freeman Webb properties and employees also participate in How's Nashville to end chronic homelessness, the Susan B. Komen Race For The Cure, the United Way fundraising drive, The Annual Music Row Coat Drive, and donates food and supplies to King's Daughter Daycare.


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You'd have to be living under a rock to have missed the story of Stormy Daniels, one of the president's many accusers, having been threatened by an unknown assailant while she was with her very young child, in order to force her into silence about her affair with Donald Trump. Ms. Daniels knows it was an associate of Trump's and Michael Cohen's, the latter being the currently-under-fire celebrity attorney who represented Trump in securing the non-disclosure agreement that resulted in a $130,000 payment to Daniels and about a year free of leaks to the press due to screw-ups on Team Trump's end.
But out of that story came something very important to Stormy's case: A sketch done by Lois Gibson, the world's foremost forensic artist, of the "thug" that threatened the adult film actress and her baby.
Today, that sketch was released during an appearance by Stormy and her lawyer Michael Avenatti on ABC's The View — along with the promise of a $100,000 reward to anyone who could identify the man in the picture:
It didn't take long before the internet started coming up with ideas as to who the man might be, and they ran the gamut, from the Daily Beast's opinion that he kind of looks like Tom Brady, to Donald Trump's former campaign communications adviser who thinks the thug looks like "Michael Avenatti (Stormy's own lawyer) with hair," and plenty of obvious jokes at who it might be:
not to be a conspiracy theorist, but pic.twitter.com/kXvYfkM6Fq
— Andrew (@infuzi0n) April 17, 2018
But maybe the best theory of all was from Twitter quasi-celebrity Vic Berger of Super Deluxe, who has made a career of clever videos on the internet. He certainly didn't disappoint us today:
.@StormyDaniels @MichaelAvenatti Might wanna investigate this guy… pic.twitter.com/EkVwNN8y1M
— Vic Berger IV (@VicBergerIV) April 17, 2018
That video raises as many questions as it provides answers, but maybe, just maybe, we can crowdsource an answer to the identity of the man that threatened Trump's accuser, Stormy Daniels.
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The Beginners Guide To Foods (Getting Started 101)
An Excellent Experience of Good Food and Amazing Road Trips
Many people discover they like the experience of a nice road trip after offering it a chance. Whether it's just an entire morning, an afternoon, or multiple nights in a row, a road excursion can be simply the diversion you need to get you far from the stress of regular lifestyle. While as dinner and supper prep you have numerous choices as far on the highway trip get, do not overlook the opportunity to make the food among the highlights of your road trip.
Your solution for eating while road tripping is getting along your personal food. Whether you brown-bag-it or ice-chest-it does not matter, the thing that will make this road trip most memorable is where the food gets eaten. When you couple excellent food with great discussion, consuming while in the vehicle when you push might be fun, everybody features an excellent time. Of eating in the auto, the drawback is the fact that it limits you to meals that aren't also dirty or have to be convenient to put up. Another alternative will be to cease. If you should be out to determine the places anyhow, why not simply quit in a favourite park, and distribute out the quilt and eat easily. This enables one to invest a bit more quality period only at that one place, and who understands, you could find anything that you don't learn about it also out. Preventing to get a picnic lunch likewise fails the push up in case you have kids along a bit, which is incredibly helpful.
For consuming while road tripping, your next selection, will be to eat out. If you like to create eating a spotlight of one's road-trip dinner out subsequently avoid junk food businesses and the national restaurants. Why spend a day or perhaps a weekend to obtaining from it all and choose to consume at the same sites you can eat at when you're at home? Consequently, whether it's sub sandwiches, chips, and burgers, or deep-fried seafood you're wanting – choose a locally owned eatery. There are numerous reasons to try locally owned restaurants and eateries. Perhaps you are pressured to test anything you find out that you simply think it's great, and never might have by yourself. When comparing to national restaurants that flavor their food to please the people, the meals is usually of superior quality at restaurants. Often, you will discover the food choices much better and also that the master or owners of the restaurant will be the kinds doing the cooking.
Eating should not merely be described as a necessary element of the next road trip; it should be a highlight. Whether you enjoy homemade extra ribs at a customer that only seats twelve people, or using the opportunity to picnic near a fountain, emphasizing your street trip with unforgettable meals can result in a getaway that is more pleasant.
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Gas fluctuates so often, that it's difficult to find a consistent method of getting affordable gas ALL of the time. With the emergence of smartphones, we can search the nearby area for gas station prices, but it's still difficult to consistently find a price we don't mind paying. Sure you want to save gas, but there's a lot of bad advice on how to do it. Some of it makes no difference, and some of it can wind up costing you. So, here's a look at a few misconceptions:
1.) Filling Your Tank in the Morning
Many people have heard that filling your gas in the morning is opportune because the fuel is cold. The theory is that fluids are more dense at lower temperatures, so a gallon of cold gas has more molecules than a gallon of warmer gas. However, the temperature varies little during the course of the day, so there's little difference in early gas.
2.) Changing Your Air Filter
A clean air filter WON'T save you gas. Engines have sensors that automatically adjust the fuel-air mixture as an increasingly clogged air filter choles off the engine's air supply.
3.) Using Premium Fuel
Lately, premium gas has been a hard sell for gas stations. However, many drivers still fill up with premium gas. Newer cars for which premium is recommended, but not required, won't suffer with regular fuel. The result is a slight reduction in peak horsepower that a normal daily driver won't even notice.
4.) Pumping Up Your Tires
Ok. First and foremost, proper tire inflation is important. Under-inflated tires can lead to accidents and poor handling. According to on-the-road driving tests by both Consumer Reports and auto information site Edmunds.com, underinflated tires reduce fuel economy, so proper inflation is key. But you should never over-inflate your tires. They'll get you slightly better fuel economy because there will be less tread touching the road, reducing friction. But that means less grip for braking and turning. The added risk of a crash isn't worth the extra mile a gallon you might gain.


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The Great Invocation
The Great Invocation is a prayer that has been brought from the fifth dimensional world to Earth by the Masters of Wisdom under the leadership of Christ Maitreya. Christ Maitreya is our world teacher. He is the long awaited Messiah that is expected to return to Earth by all the faiths and to bring world peace back to Earth. For more information on the activities of Christ Maitreya on Earth, please go to Share International.
Benjamin Crème, the spokesperson for Share International, has informed the transmission meditation group members, (people who are committed to repeating the Great Invocation and receive the transmission of energies from Christ Maitreya and the Masters of Wisdom) that Christ Maitreya will be sending the energies to Earth. An email was received informing us that everyone will receive energies at 3:00 p.m. their own local time on Sunday 22nd of May. Anyone who says the Great Invocation can put out the intention that you will automatically be connected to the transmission meditation groups and you will receive the energies. These energies will accelerate your own spiritual evolution on the path of light and initiation to Masterhood. Please feel free to reproduce and distribute all the above information freely. Please include the copyright information on the St. Germain and Hilarion transmissions.
It is effective-the more you do it, the more effective it becomes. Not doing it at all would be detrimental, do it in the car, put the energy out, release the energy and let the Masters work with you. The benefit of doing the Great Invocation is that the more you do it to the greater the work that is done with you. It increases that vibration of the higher current of light that moves through your body and your being and it assists in processing your light's destiny faster. In other words, the karmic encounters would move out faster through your life than normally. For example something that has a karmic life of three years can be reduced to three weeks, three days, three hours, three seconds. The Great Invocation is calling upon the Masters to release the karmic connotations of your life and your life's encounters. It will you to the next level of existence, it will put you in a speeded-up process. You will use every second of the time in your life and all your encounters in a higher pace with the Great Invocation. By doing the invocation you will shorten the span of karmic entanglements and enhance the quality of your life with the help of transmission of energies coming from the Masters.
The Great Invocation
From the point of Light within the Mind of God
Let light stream forth into the minds of men.
Let Light descend on Earth.
From the point of Love within the Heart of God
Let love stream forth into the hearts of men.
May Christ return to Earth.
From the centre where the Will of God is known
Let purpose guide the little wills of men –
The purpose which the Masters know and serve.
From the centre which we call the race of men
Let the Plan of Love and Light work out
And may it seal the door where evil dwells.
Let Light and Love and Power restore the Plan on Earth.
Do the Great Invocation every morning before you begin the day, at night before you go to sleep, when you awaken, in the car, in the shower, while you are cooking, cleaning and shopping. Do the Great Invocation when your mind wanders into negative thoughts; when your mind goes into chatter, gossip or to angry thoughts about someone or some situation; when your mind goes into a fearful mode; when your mind goes into anxiety. Begin the Great Invocation, let it distract you from negativities. It will trigger the Masters to begin working on you on your behalf.


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This guide describes the Cisco ASR 1000 Series Aggregation Services Routers implementation of the Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP). SNMP provides a set of commands for setting and retrieving the values of operating parameters on the Cisco ASR 1000 Series Router. Router information is stored in a virtual storage area called a Management Information Base (MIB), which contains many MIB objects that describe router components and provides information about the status of the components. This document includes the following chapters:


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Time flies when you're having fun and also when you're not. Have you noticed that? Falls right in line with our exploration of Enchanted Key #2-Altered Perceptions.
If you're in the part of the world, like I am, that switches to Daylight Saving Time, (with the exception of Arizona) we just lost an hour of sleep. Most of us are already scrambling to catch up with ourselves. Losing an hour doesn't help. But, I do love the longer hours of sunlight each day, so I'll happily give my hour over to that cause.
I'm pondering time. I find it very interesting that, collectively, we wink at each other twice a year and collude to pretend that now it's an hour earlier/later than it "really" is.
Do you know whose idea this first was? Ben Franklin! I grant him Enchanted Key #2 for Altered Perceptions. He deduced that shifting time would result in decreased use of electricity and conservation of energy.
It turns out that in 1784 he actually urged the residents of Paris, France to get up an hour earlier to save evening candle hours. Yeah…that didn't work. In 1907, William Willet came up with the idea of changing the clocks by an hour but, it too, was rejected. In 1916, Germany and the UK were the first to try it. Then, in 1918, the USA gave it a go. (And BTW, it's Daylight Saving Time, not SavingS, as people often say it.)
Another related navel-staring thought is that DST can change the birth order of twins. For example, while twins born at 11:55 p.m. and 12:05 a.m. may have different birthdays, and one born on December 31st and the other on January 1st can have different birth years, if babies are born during the time change in the fall, one could be born at 1:55 a.m. and the second, born ten minutes later, could have an earlier birth time at 1:05 a.m. In the spring, there's a gap when no babies are born at all: from 2:00 a.m. to 3:00 a.m.
They say that as we age, we seem to experience time as going faster than when younger. I checked out some research about that (while the hands flew around my clock) and discovered that it may have to do with NEW experiences vs. ones that have become routine. Firsts stand out in time with greater detail. A first kiss is often experienced differently than a 258th kiss. Time stands still (or seems to) because all of the senses are engaged (Enchanted Key #4 for Sensory Experiences). Driving somewhere for the first time seems to take longer than when you've traveled the route many times. This appears to be across cultures, throughout history, and occurs globally.
Dr. Stephan Rechtshaffen wrote a book called TIMESHIFTING, and in it describes the perception of people suffering from Time Poverty, or not enough time to do what they want to do.
This week I invite you to play with time. Make time to do one thing you didn't previously believe you had time to do. Let us know how it goes…


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Examining Internet Service Providers DC
Washington, DC is famously known as the nation's capital. This thriving metropolis is the epicenter for lawmakers and politics. Many people enjoy Washington, DC because of its clean subway station, its wide variety of cultural diversity, and its central location on the East Coast. As more people begin to move here and gauge the prices for different expenses such as broadband internet in DC, it's easy to realize how wide the variety of internet service providers in DC are. In order to whittle down the choices, it is important to look at the desired needs for your high speed internet in DC. Take a look at these options of internet service providers in DC.
Satellite Internet in DC is a good choice for those who are within the city limits as well as in the suburbs of Maryland and Virginia. Maryland, Virginia, and DC overlap one another so many of the internet providers in DC that are offered stay the same across state lines. Consider the rural Maryland suburb of Bowie. If you commute to DC from Bowie every day, you might want to go home and relax in front of the computer with a good internet subscription service and popcorn. In order to get quick speeds and reliability in the rural areas like Bowie, satellite internet is a promising option because of its ability to deliver a good signal anywhere. One of the reasons some people don't care for satellite is because the installation can be cumbersome. Going on top of a roof to fix and monitor the satellite dish is rarely a quick process. Most satellite fans don't care and don't consider this a deal breaker.
If you love to catch all the action during the Nats games or you're a die-hard fan of the Washington Wizards and need to purchase your tickets quickly before they sell out, you probably want the quickest high speed internet option you can possibly get. Consider trying fiber optic internet DC. It is often toted as the "internet of the future" because it uses the power of light and glass fibers to transport the phone, television, and internet options into your home. Keep in mind that out of all of the internet providers in DC, this internet option is often known to be a little pricier than the rest. If high speed internet is most important to you, fiber optics are the way to go.
Though it is hard to imagine life with dial-up internet and tons of cords, wireless internet in DC continues to display the transformational power of technology. Just by using a cell phone tower, anyone can access the internet quickly. In addition to this, WiFi hot spots are excellent because just by giving out a password, WiFi hotspots connect to any device that contains a wireless capability.
If you're looking for a fast broadband internet connection, cable internet DC is a viable choice to go with. This option also works if you live in DC or if you're in a Virginia suburb such as Alexandria. One of the main components of cable internet that many people love involves the ability to bundle. If your children love watching tons of children's shows on the public television stations, they can freely enjoy their entertainment while you enjoy reading the latest copy of Washingtonian Magazine on your tablet.
Anyone who is looking to save a little bit of money might want to consider the DSL option. DSL is cheaper than cable and it's also widely accessible in DC neighborhoods like Anacostia, Cleveland Park, and Brookland. There are tons of universities in the area like Howard, American, and Catholic Universities. For college students on a budget, DSL is a choice to give serious consideration. Additionally, those who are on the go and don't like to wait a long for an installation will like DSL in DC. This is primarily because DSL installation is known to be easiest for broadband internet in DC.
Even after going through this entire list, it may seem a little daunting to make a decision on which one of the internet providers in DC to go with. Make the process easier on yourself and call now for more information so you can make the best choice for your high speed internet in DC.


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3 November 2014
My first article is published! (Okay, and it's my first paid article, too!)
Along with my new bio picture, from Japan!
SO excited! SO exciting!!!
I have a few more articles that will come out over the next several months, so I'll keep everyone posted.
Woohooo!!!! Maybe I'll get a second career going!


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Newcastle CBD
Each week "The Grid" captures moments in a selected area of Newcastle & the Hunter region that they might not otherwise see or notice.
I go to this corner of the Newcastle CBD every week to meet friends and have good coffee. I park in the same spot every Friday morning and sit at the same table at the same coffee shop. This grid walk for me was an eye opener as I noticed things that I had walked past and hadn't noticed before. Please click thumbnails below for full size images.


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Large (4 km x 1 km) porphyry copper-gold target defined at Satoshuaycu
Coincident copper-gold-molybdenum in-soil anomaly, induced polarization (IP) chargeability and magnetic anomalies to be tested by a 2,500 m diamond drilling program
Diamond drill rig being mobilized to site
Ongoing exploration program to define new targets for drill testing
Brooke Macdonald, Cornerstone's President and CEO said "We have developed an exciting porphyry target at Satoshuaycu through very systematic exploration work and we are all anxious to start the drilling program. Surface exploration programs are ongoing with the objective to develop new targets for drill-testing in the near future."
Shyri property
Since acquiring the Shyri property in 2005, Cornerstone and its partners have successfully identified highly prospective areas through systematic and detailed exploration programs. So far four prospects have been identified - Gama, Vetas Grandes, Cañaribamba and Yanasacha. Most of the exploration work prior to the April 2008 Mining Moratorium focused on the specific prospect areas. Surface exploration results on these prospects were previously reported. Two drilling programs were carried out at Gama in 2011 with results reported in May 2011, August 2011 and February 2012.
Gama prospect
The Gama prospect is underlain by Oligocene to Miocene age andesitic to dacitic ash flow tuffs of the Saraguro Group, including flow banded dacite lava flows in the upper part of the group (Plancharumi Formation) which in turn is unconformably overlain by the Jubones Formation, a major rhyolitic ash flow tuff unit, the product of major caldera-type eruption and ash flows. These units generally dip gently (10° to 30°) to the south and southeast throughout the area and are intruded by quartz-porphyritic rhyolites, porphyritic microdiorite, diorite, quartz diorite and tonalite.
The Gama prospect comprises an extensive zone of high sulphidation (HS) epithermal alteration measuring at least 8 km by 3 km. The northwestern part of this alteration zone is eroded. The alteration is strongly zoned and centered over three high-level, porphyry-type intrusions at the 3,000 m to 3,800 m elevation. Potassic alteration is associated with the porphyries at lower elevation. The advanced argillic alteration is interpreted as lithocap to the porphyries.
Gama is located 15 km to the west of the Quimsacocha HS epithermal gold deposit, 15 km to the south of International Minerals' Rio Blanco Low Sulphidation (LS) gold-silver deposit and 10 km to the southeast of the Chaucha porphyry copper-molybdenum deposit.
Two drilling programs totaling 4,279 m were completed during 2011. Drilling results and interpretation were provided in Cornerstone News Releases 11-17, 11-26 and 12-03.
Since the completion of Phase 2 drilling at Gama, a 731 line km detailed ground magnetic survey was completed and an 80 line km Induced Polarization (IP) geophysical survey was initiated in July to better define drill targets. So far 53 line km of IP have been completed and the survey is ongoing. A total of 62 rock and 2,381 soil samples were collected and prospecting work was carried out on geochemical, magnetic and IP anomalies. Geophysical surveys were interpreted and all datasets were integrated to define drill targets. A series of maps showing the exploration results and location of targets and drill holes are provided here: www.cornerstoneresources.com.
Satoshuaycu target
The Satoshuaycu target lies 2 km to the west of the Boqueron target that was tested during Phase 1 and 2 drilling in 2011. At this location the volcaniclastic rocks have been intruded by a north-south trending, diorite to quartz diorite stock that was mapped over a distance of more than 3.5 km. These intrusions at Satoshuaycu are exposed at a lower level (<3,000 m elevation in the north to 3,400 m elevation in the south) than at Boqueron (3,500 to 3,750 m elevation). The area lies within a magnetic high dissected by NW and E-W trending interpreted structures. The integration of the 2007 and 2012 IP data shows extensive N-S elongated chargeability anomalies over a 3.5 km distance and roughly located on the western flank of the intrusive stock in the south and on the eastern flank in the northern part of the target area. A series of gold, silver and base metal rich quartz veins (Antena veins) is present in the NW part of Satoshuaycu. These narrow veins (0.2 to 0.8 m wide) are interpreted as deep epithermal -- mesothermal veins peripheral to the porphyry system and are not considered as a priority area.
The northern part of the Satoshuaycu intrusive is associated with local potassic alteration and quartz-pyrite-magnetite-potassic feldspar stockworks and veins. It is low in sulphide content and high in disseminated and stockwork magnetite veinlets (5% magnetite). The density of stockwork veining is variable but increases at lower elevation. These stockworks are the strongest yet seen at Gama. The pyrite to chalcopyrite ratio decreases from south to north, demonstrating a typical transition from distal to more proximal position within the porphyry environment. Where present, chalcopyrite is mostly disseminated.
A 250 m thick advanced argillic alteration zone is broadly parallel to the stratigraphy and pinches out away from the porphyries. There is evidence that the lower parts of the lithocap are pyrophillite-rich and that they are locally superimposed onto phyllic alteration. Massive silicification and brecciation increase towards the lower and central parts of the advanced argillic zone.
Like Boqueron, there is a N-S oriented corridor of gold (weaker) and copper (notably stronger) in-soil anomalies. The strongest copper anomaly (200-600 ppm Cu) is located in the northern part of the quartz diorite intrusion, at 3,100 to 3,300 m elevation.
Detailed soil sampling at Satoshuaycu indicates a large, coincident, Cu-Au-Mo anomaly (Cu > 50 ppm, 3 km by 200 to 500m; Au >30 ppb, discontinuous over 3.0 km; Mo >4 ppm, irregular shape, 3 km by 1.0 to 1.5 km). These soil geochemical anomalies are roughly coincident with IP chargeability anomalies detected over a 3.5 km N-S distance.
Five (5) diamond drill holes are planned to test the Satoshuaycu target along a 1.2 km distance in the N-S direction. Currently a drill rig is being mobilized to the project and drilling is expected to start before the end of September.
The Machay target is located 1.0 km the west of the Satoshuaycu target. At this location, the soil geochemical survey defined a 500 m by 500 m, coincident gold (>30 ppb Au), copper (>50 ppm Cu) and molybdenum (> 3 ppm Mo) anomaly. The area is underlain by the Saraguro volcaniclastic units intruded by a small diorite plug. Advance argillic alteration is present over most of the area and at the same elevation as on the remainder of the property. It is postulated that the diorite intrusive mapped on this target could possibly form part of the Satoshuaycu intrusive at depth.
The Pimo target is underlain by rhyolitic tuffs of the Jubones Formation, showing silicic alteration in the western part. Very few outcrops are present in the eastern part of this E-W elongated, 3.5 km by 1.0 km, strong multi-element in-soil geochemical anomaly (Au > 30 ppb, Cu > 50 ppm, Ag > 200 ppb, Pb > 40 ppm, Zn > 100 ppm, As > 50 ppm, Sb > 10 ppm and Hg > 200 ppb). Glacial dispersion may have affected the eastern part of the target area.
Vetas Grandes prospect
This prospect comprises multiple, ENE trending LS to Intermediate Sulphidation (IS) epithermal quartz veins within a zone at least 2 km long and 1.5 km wide. The geology is similar to the nearby Rio Blanco gold-silver deposit. Veins are exposed over a vertical relief of 300 m and show a range of gold values and geochemical signatures. Bonanza grade material, with channel samples returning 53.4 g/t Au and 641 g/t Ag over 3.4 m, appears to be localized at vein intersections and where veins outcrop around the 3,220 m elevation. At this level there is evidence of boiling accompanied by the highest gold values in surface samples. The prospect and exploration results are described in Cornerstone News Releases 06-06, 06-19, 06-25 and 07-04. The Vetas Grandes prospect has been thoroughly explored and is now at the drill-ready stage.
An Environmental Impact Study (EIS) for advanced exploration (drilling) has been completed for Vetas Grandes and submitted to the Ministry of Environment for review. Approval has been delayed by community consultations, and is now expected in the fourth quarter of 2012.
Cañaribamba prospect
The Cañaribamba prospect represents an IS, disseminated and vein-type gold-silver epithermal system hosted in a diatreme complex. Geologically it appears to be analogous to large, diatreme-hosted gold deposits in Rosia Montana, Romania and Kelian, Indonesia. The area has a history of artisanal mining of high-grade veins over at least 300 m of elevation and in the 1970's four short drill holes were completed on one of the four recognized vein systems. Work by Cornerstone expanded known mineralization another 500 m north with the discovery of the Guabisay structure where a 4.5 m channel sample within a fault-controlled breccia zone returned 32.2 g/t Au. Cornerstone also completed extensive geological, geochemical and geophysical (IP and magnetic) surveys in the area and outlined several high priority targets unrelated to the known mineralized zones.
This prospect is located only 5 km southeast of Vetas Grandes and is at the same drill-ready and permitting stages. The EIS work for advanced exploration stage (drilling) was carried out but the consultation process has not yet been completed. Approval is currently expected in the first quarter of 2013.
Qualified Person
Yvan Crepeau, M.Ba., P.Geo, President of Cornerstone Ecuador SA and a qualified person in accordance with National Instrument 43-101, is responsible for supervising the Shyri exploration program and has reviewed and approved the technical information contained in this news release.
Shyri Option Agreement
Intrepid Mines Limited ("Intrepid") is earning a 60% interest in the Shyri gold-silver-copper property under an option agreement signed with Cornerstone in January 2011. Under the terms of the Agreement, Intrepid has the ability to earn an initial 60% interest in the property by spending $US 6.0 million dollars over 5 years. Intrepid may earn an additional 20% in specific project areas up to 5,000 hectares each. Upon designation of a Project Area, Intrepid will make a $US 750,000 private placement in Cornerstone. To earn the additional interest, Intrepid will complete a bankable feasibility study or incur expenditures of $US 20 million, whichever comes first, and make a cash payment to Cornerstone of up to $US 5.0 million based on the gold equivalent ounces in the mineral reserve. There is no limit to the number of Project Areas Intrepid may designate within the property and each 'stand-alone' Project Area requires the same earn-in requirements (see news release dated Oct 29, 2009). Cornerstone is the project operator, and manages the exploration programs in close consultation and planning with Intrepid.
About Cornerstone:
Cornerstone Capital Resources Inc. is a mineral exploration company based in Mount Pearl, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada, with a diversified portfolio of projects in Canada, Ecuador and Chile, and a strong technical team that has proven its ability to identify, acquire and advance properties of merit. The company's business model is based on generating exploration projects whose subsequent development is funded primarily through joint venture partnerships. Commitments from JV partners constitute significant validation of the strength of Cornerstone's projects.
Further information is available on Cornerstone's website: www.cornerstoneresources.com or for investor, corporate or media inquiries, please contact:
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President and CEO
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Sunday, April 20, 2003
I felt bad Friday and today. Friday it was just this feeling of light-headed or dizziness and I asked Paul if we could skip the concert on Sat. He said that was fine and put me to bed where I had strange dreams. Today we were at the mall having lunch before going to get me new bras and I started feeling strange and wanted to go home. Paul was concerned and kept trying to get me to sit down and I kept insisiting I just wanted to get OUT! Out of the crowds, out of the noise, out, out! A lot of kids were making a racket and the music blaring from the stores wasn't helping. Totally skipped the bra thing but by the time I got to the car I thought I could deal with minor shopping at Target since that tends to be quieter. When I got there I took my blood pressure. 138/72 (high for me) and then my pulse was 111! No wonder I felt all strange. It's been so long since I've had a panic attack it wasn't until it was over that I realized that I had felt tense and all wound up. I came home and took a nap and woke up still tense and biting my tongue. Ow. I have no idea why I'm feeling this way -- it sucks and I want it to stop. :P


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If you want your bedroom to look effortlessly stylish, then buy hardwood bedroom furniture which is both durable and stylish. Do not ever give in to the temptation of buying furniture that is made out of cheap material which will be of inferior quality, thus compromising on durability and quality, not to mention design – for cheap wood cannot be molded artfully. Beautifully crafted, professionally treated to stave off fungus and decay as well as insects, hardwood bedroom furniture is the right choice for any home. It will remain for your grandchildren to use and it will look as beautiful and stylish as it does now, only requiring a bit of polish by way of maintenance.
What kind of wood are we talking about exactly? Well, usually the woods used to make hardwood bedroom furniture – as well as other furniture, of course, are usually oak, mango, and mahogany. These beautiful creations of nature are naturally good to look at- the wood is beautifully textures naturally, and the grain runs in even, round spirals which look lovely. A little bit of sanding is all that is required to even out any rough edges that might remain. You can make out what furniture is made from genuine hardwood by just looking at it – the quality will show through.
Most families inherit genuine hardwood furniture and if you are lucky, you might inherit your grandparent's old hardwood – oak – bed. Hardwood bedroom furniture is widely available in furniture stores but again, beware of imitations that might cost less but will give away in a few years. If you want, you can look at antique stores or garage sales where families often put up genuine hardwood bedroom furniture sets for sale. Such furniture, especially the vintage variety are a little large and not suited for modern day cramped homes, which is why you may be lucky enough to find them at great bargains. You can also look at furniture stores online where not only will you be privy to a wider range of designs and styles, but you are also sure to get some amazing deals and discounts on hardwood bedroom furniture sets. What is more, you can compare and contrast designs and budget options before settling on something – all from the comfort of your home, without having to go physically, from one store to another.
Hardwood bedroom furniture sets can include anything from four poster beds, bedside cabinets, and bed side tables to armoires, cupboards, vanities, dressers, and mirrors. Depending on what you want and how much space you have, you can buy accessories accordingly. If you are fond of furniture that is beautiful and of high quality then hardwood bedroom furniture – in oak wood, mango wood or mahogany wood, etc. is for you. Even if it gets scratched, there is nothing a little bit of polish cannot fix. Not only that, hardwood is extremely adaptable and will suit all climate conditions – it expands with heat and moisture and contracts with a cold environment. It is advisable to use dovetail joints fitted into hardwood furniture to counter the effects of this environment related expansion and contraction.


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The Open Data Charter is a collaboration between governments and experts working to open up data. It was founded in 2015 around six principles for how governments should be publishing information. The aspiration was that data should be open by default, timely and interoperable. More than 70 governments and organisations have joined the movement. Read the full principles here.
The Charter's goal is to embed a culture and practice of openness in governments in ways that are resilient to change through opening up data.
At the beginning of 2017, the Open Data Charter created a small team of four to support the Charter. The Charter is overseen by an advisory board, the Lead Stewards, made up of representatives from government and expert organisations. A broader network of General Stewards supports the work of the movement, including through participating in the two Charter working groups. The Charter is an independent programme based at our fiscal sponsor, the Fund for the City of New York.
Read more about our strategy and approach.
The Team
Ania Calderon @aniacalderon
Executive Director, led the national open data policy in Mexico for the past 3 years, delivering a key presidential mandate on opening up government data in more than 200 public institutions and a network of over 40 cities in Mexico and strengthening open data commitments globally.
Ania will provide overall leadership for the team. She will develop goals and strategies to advance its mission, promote the Charter at the highest levels and provide sound fundraising systems and financial management for the success of the organisation.
Liz Carolan @lizcarolan
Strategy and Programme Director, is a leading open data policy expert who has supported leaders from over 30 countries to implement open data in their governments. She built the ODI's international development practice, having developed and delivered governance programmes for the Institute for Government, and the Africa Governance Initiative.
Liz will lead on the development of the Charter's strategy and will be responsible for developing the sector package programme.
Natalia Carfi @naticarfi
Deputy Director, worked as the Open Government Director for the Undersecretary of Public Innovation and Open Government of Argentina where she coordinated the co-creation of the 3rd Open Government National Action Plan – a project that engaged 15 national Ministries, the Legislative and Judiciary Powers, 11 Provinces and more than 400 participants from civil society.
Nati will support the delivery of the Charter's strategy, engaging with experts from governments, civil society organizations, academics and private sector. She will also support the development of plans to deliver projects in collaboration with the Charter network.
Our Advisory Board
The work of the Charter team is overseen by our advisory board. See here for our full governance structure.
Richard Stirling (Chair) is the co-founder and CEO of Oxford Insights. Involved in open data for the last 8 years, he designed and lead the UK's open data programme. As innovation director at the Open Data Institute, he has worked with the World Bank, IDRC, and countries around the world on open data implementation.
Dr. Catherine Woteki is a professor at Iowa State University with over 40 years of senior management experience in both public & private sectors. Dr. Woteki served as the Chief Scientist and Under Secretary in the United States Department of Agriculture under the Obama administration (2010–2016). Here, she instituted the USDA's first scientific integrity and open data policies; and was instrumental in establishing and implementing the US government open data policies in food and agriculture programs.
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Laser Performances Abroad
and a Last Trip to Iowa City, 1976–1980
I was invited to present laser concerts at the Festival Internacional Cervantino, Guanajuato, Mexico, 2–15 May; and at the National Autonomous University in Mexico City, 21–23 May 1976. Carson D. Jeffries joined me for outdoor performances in Guanajuato; David Tudor collaborated with me in a large art gallery at the University in Mexico City. We named those 17 composition–performances Free Spectral Range III. The audiences at both venues were fascinated by the laser equipment and greeted the performances with great enthusiasm. There is little to report about David Tudor's activities at that time except that he greatly enjoyed the excellent food provided by our hosts; he also had the opportunity to try some fine tequilas, including Herradura Hornitos and Sauza Conmemorativo.
The following year, the three of us were invited to perform with VIDEO/LASER III at the World Music Days Festival of the International Society for Contemporary Music (ISCM) in Bonn, Germany. David Tudor's and my performances of Free Spectral Range IV: Laser Environment took place on 14, 16, and 17 May 1977 at the Kultur Forum in Bonn. Carson D. Jeffries could not attend, but he sent his special sound–and–image generating equipment that he used in Mexico as his contribution to our ISCM presentations in Bonn. The young German students and composers, perhaps schooled in the Darmstadt and Donaueschingen festival traditions, were very serious, very inquisitive, and obviously divided into camps. They did not have much to say to me, but because of his reputation and high visibility in Europe, they set their sights on David Tudor after the concerts. His secretive nature became apparent on such occasions. If asked, "What is the aesthetic basis of your compositions?" or "What is the relationship of the laser projections to the sounds?" or "What does this (or that) device do?" David Tudor would usually say with his Cheshire–cat smile and a chuckle, "Oh, don't ask." Some of the young Germans were disappointed with their inability to communicate with David Tudor, whom they revered as a hero figure in new music; others, less favorably disposed to him at the outset, became visibly frustrated. David Tudor would simply sip some "Medicine Man" and begin his post–concert packing.
Merce Cunningham and Dance Company performed at the University's Hancher Auditorium on Friday and Saturday, 25 and 26 February 1977. The musicians touring with the group were David Behrman, Joe Kubera, and David Tudor, who as always stayed at our house. John Cage and Gordon Mumma did not come to Iowa City for these performances. After the Saturday evening event, I invited David Behrman and Joe Kubera to accompany David Tudor and me to our house. Joe Kubera respectfully declined, so our threesome had a quiet party (Nora, Karen, and Gregory had already gone to bed). As usual, David Tudor wanted tequila, which I kept on hand during his visits. He drank a bit more than he should have and decided to go outside for some fresh air. It was a very cold night; David Behrman and I became concerned when he did not come inside after a few minutes. I found him and took him down to his bed in the basement. After I returned from taking David Behrman to the on–campus Iowa House, where the dance group was staying, I checked on David Tudor. He was asleep on the floor, with the TV set still on, but tuned to a channel that was off the air. I was able to get him into bed, turn off the TV, and then go to bed myself. That was the last time that he visited us in Iowa City.
In 1980, three years later, David Tudor and his New York Agency, Artservices, booked for us a European tour. Concerts were arranged for Venice, Rome, and Linz. Nora had not returned to her native Hungary since 1956, when as a child she and her parents left at the height of the Hungarian Revolution. We decided that she, Karen (age 9), Gregory (age 5), and I would spend a few days with her relatives in Budapest and then join David Tudor in Venice. We had a great time in that beautiful city on the Danube.The first stop of the laser tour was the "Lido," the island famous for its beach near the city of Venice. We were to perform at La Biennale, the prestigious art, music, and film festival. Upon meeting David Tudor at Hôtel des Bains on the Lido, we could tell that he was tense and irritable. He became more agitated when we learned that the 1,600 pound / 725 kg shipment of laser equipment was still in Rome, awaiting a truck and driver to bring it to Venice. The equipment finally arrived less than 24 hours before our scheduled performance of Laser Concert at 5:00 p.m. on Friday, 29 August 1980. My assistant Stephen Julstrom and I had to stay up all night unpacking the delicate equipment, securing electrical and water connections for the laser, and assembling the entire system at Casinò La Perla. Despite the frantic activity during our setup period, the performance was glitch–free and very well received. (I had received funding from the University of Iowa Foundation to upgrade VIDEO/LASER III to a six–beam system the preceding spring.) Carson D. Jeffries did not accompany us on this tour, but he again sent his special equipment. I was very pleased that I could use it to good effect at La Biennale.
Our next stop was Rome, where VIDEO/LASER III had already languished for a while before being transported to Venice. We were engaged to give open–air performances of Laser Concert in the ancient Roman Forum as part of a series called "Massenzio Musica" (Massenzio = Maxentius, Roman emperor, d. 312, who built the Temple of Romulus at the end of the Forum next to our performance site. See Fig. 17, "Massenzio Musica" poster).
We were scheduled to project our kinetic laser images onto a large screen, with our sounds amplified over an impressive audio system, on Wednesday and Thursday evenings, 3 and 4 September, at 8:30 p.m. Unfortunately, (or fortunately, depending upon one's point of view), the publicity for our event had the wrong dates. The huge crowd that assembled on Wednesday, 3 September was expecting a showing of horror movies, as we discovered later. I remembered John Cage's theory about demonstrative concertgoers in southern latitudes, especially Italian ones, as the audience went into a state of pandemonium after seeing our laser imagery and hearing our electronic sounds. David Tudor, Julstrom, the equipment, and I were atop the cabina housing the movie projectors, and soon we were assaulted with catcalls, pebbles, bottles, and cans. Finally an official of the Massenzio Musica concert series climbed up to tell us why the audience was demonstrating, and shortly thereafter we terminated our Concerto per Laser.
Then an old black–and–white horror movie began, to the enthusiastic response of the audience. It was a really bad movie, and I thought, "You really prefer this to a high–tech laser performance?"" Predictably, the scene soon came in which the villain was threatening to plunge his dagger into the young heroine's throat. I had to have my revenge: I sent a brilliant red laser beam right to her Adam's apple. Then all hell broke loose – the earlier level of pandemonium was nothing in comparison to this new outburst of uncontrolled, passionate emotions. The others atop our cabina pleadingly urged me to turn off the laser, completely, for the rest of the evening. I did, while David Tudor was left to contemplate the exigencies that required him to perform "for less than an hour." The Thursday, 4 September performance did not have the wrong publicity and was very favorably received by the audience.
Our final venue on this 1980 tour was the Brucknerhaus, Großer Saal, in Linz, Austria for the Festival "Ars Electronica." The Cross Family was well housed, our setup went smoothly, and all seemed in order for our Laser Concert on Wednesday evening, 10 September. I soon discovered, however, that David Tudor had his own "family" meeting him in Linz. I knew nothing in advance about his group, "Composers Inside Electronics," John Driscoll, Philip Edelstein, Ralph Jones, and David Tudor himself. I certainly harbored no ill feelings against his young associates, never having met them before, but it soon became apparent to me that David Tudor was much more concerned with their welfare than with that of the Cross Family. We ended our association. After Nora, Karen, Gregory, and I said good–bye to him on Thursday morning, 11 September 1980 in the presence of his group (he remained silent), we never saw him again.


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It is natural to expect that with technological advances we will also become more civilised, culturally sophisticated and capable of intelligence in understanding art. But the rise of digital photography proves this to be untrue.
Superb widely available cameras, often on our phones, have turned us all into "artists". But the art we make, coo over and share on Instagram is often unbelievably corny, sentimental, vacuous nonsense. The more easily created and universally visible photography becomes, it seems the more flesh-crawlingly stupid its aesthetic values. We are turning into a world of bad artists, cosily congratulating one another on every new slice of sheer kitsch.
The latest chapter in this decline of pictorial civilisation is the ludicrous fuss made over an apocalyptic wedding photograph that went viral this week. Photographer Sam Yeldam was taking pictures of a sinister sky over Sydney harbour when he spotted a pair of newlyweds having their photo taken on a jetty. He snapped them too, and his distant view of the couple framed against the fiery, cloud-swagged sky and glowing water quickly became an internet sensation.
Why were so many people moved by this picture? Why was it reported as world news when Yeldam's search for the couple resulted in their getting in touch? And why do headlines about this kind of story always use such insanely strident language? "The amazing story of how a photographer found the mystery wedding couple he captured in a beautiful photograph." "Photographer finds the mystery couple from dazzling wedding photo."
The fascinating and absurd thing about these sorts of headlines – typical not just of this story but of online "criticism" of photography in general – is the way they remorselessly prejudge the viewer's response. The photograph is "beautiful", it is "dazzling". The Sydney Morning Herald chips in that it is "spectacular", and so on. How we respond to the picture is decided in advance by these headlines, which are themselves, of course, inanely going along with likes and shares among the online community that has universally agreed to be moved by this picture and its story.
I can see the future of art and it is a viral photograph stamping on human sensibilities. When the machines take over, this is how they will control us. We will wake up in the morning, pick up our device and immediately see (along with the latest sexist/racist/homophobic remark made by a hapless celebrity to get angry about and the latest TV baker to idolise) today's Beautiful! Dazzling! Spectacular! photograph to coo over.
This photograph is silly, not beautiful. The framing of the newlyweds against a brooding thundery seascape is absurdly trite. It has the fake feeling and gooey pathos of a really awful 1970s poster or Jack Vettriano's The Singing Butler. There is no humour in this conjunction of love and nature, no humanising irony. Instead we are supposed to be genuinely moved by the "amazing" sight of that tiny couple under a Viking sky. It is positively Wagnerian in all its stormy soullessness.
So to the question, why are so many people moved by this picture? The answer cannot be pretty, let alone beautiful. Because only a deepening ignorance of true art and real beauty can explain why such hackneyed ephemera might move multitudes.
Serious artists of course no longer bother with beauty. And so, abandoned by the art world, beauty has been left to hack photographers. A generation that has absolutely no aesthetic ballast, no time to give the kind of true beauty you might find in a painting by Howard Hodgkin, reacts, as if jerked by an emotional cattle prod, to a cheap bit of pimped-up nature as if it were real art.
The easiness and redundancy of what we call "beauty" in modern photography is jading our souls and wrapping our hearts in honey. Not even real honey: we are drowning in honey substitute. All the glory of the world is being reduced, second by second, snap by snap, to instant, mechanical tropes of the picturesque. Amazing. Spectacular. Dazzling. Dead.


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I just finished reading my husband's blog, and in it he included some things he was thankful for. Well I thought, in light of tomorrow being Thanksgiving, I'll share with you all a few things I'm thankful for as well.
1. Faithfulness: The Lord has been so faithful to Chris and I. From the day we were married, we've always looked to Him for direction, and as long as we've been faithful in the small areas of our lives, He's been more than faithful in all the big areas. It's amazing how just by placing our trust in Him, everything just always seems to fall into place. Thank You Lord for reminding us daily, that our lives are in Your hands, and that You'll always meet our needs.
2. Health: With all the sickness that's attacked some of our family and friends in the past year, I can't help but be thankful to God for his protection over me and my family. Yeah, we've had little colds here and there, (mostly Chris), but for the most part, He's kept us healthy and strong. Especially our little guy Jace. With as many germs as he comes in contact with, it's amazing to me that he's only been sick once since he was born. Each and every day I pray over him and his health, and God has been faithful every step of the way. Thank you Lord for your hand of protection over me and my family.
3. Family: Being home for Thanksgiving has been a real blessing. It's always great for Chris and I to get to see our parents and our brother, sisters, and so forth. But even moreso, I'm so thankful to have a loving husband and an adorable son. From the time Chris and I started dating, I always knew I could turn to him for love, protection, and honesty. He's my best friend and an amazing companion. I am so glad that the Lord brought us together. I truly am a very lucky lady!
Jace, well I could write a book on how he's changed my life! Not only has he shown me that I can love in a way I never thought possible, but he's made me a more loving, patient, and kind person. Seeing the joy in his eyes always lights up my day, and every day I get off work, I'm always looking forward to picking him up and getting a big hug from my little man! He's such a charmer, and he's definitely won me over!... and he knows it! I love that little guy so much. Thank you Lord for giving me the privilage of being a mom!
I hope everyone has a wonderful Thanksgiving. Don't forget to take a moment to be thankful for all God has given you. =)
Wednesday, November 26, 2008
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Our research focuses on understanding the expressive resources used by guitar players.
We are interested in analyzing and modeling the use of these expressive resources considering the musical structure of a piece, its musical genre, and the personal traits of the players.
Data Acquisition
We plan a multimodal approach to study the phenomenon. Specifically, our research combines audio analysis together with gesture analysis.
To incrementally tackle with the complexity of the problem, we plan the construction of a repository with different types of recordings:
- Studio recordings of Guitar Exercises: The purpose of using these technical exercises is to allow a fine study of ideal expressive resources. We are using exercises from the book of Abel Carlevaro. The advantage of using Carlevaro's exercices is that they cover many finger/string combinations and that most of the professionals-students are familiar with them.
- Studio recordings of Guitar Pieces: This second group of recordings enables the study of expressive resources in the context of a musical piece but in a controlled environment.
- Real/Commercial recordings: Finally, we are also interested in analyzing the way expressive resources are exploited when guitar is used to perform solos in poly-instrument pieces.
Regarding gesture acquisition, our goal is to design a sensing system to allow the study of the gestures of the left hand fingers in guitar performances. The design is leaded by the following principles:
- Has to be able to capture from macro-scale changes (i.e. the presence of finger bars) to micro-scale changes (i.e. vibrato) in player's movements.
- The sensors have to be non-intrusive to the player.
To collect gesture information we are designing an acquisition system based on capacitive sensors.
Additionally, we have started a collaboration with the CIRMMT Centre to model the gesture of a guitar player by using the Qualisys motion capture system.
Gesture Analysis
One of the goals of this research is the analysis and modeling of left hand articulations in a guitar performance. Here, we describe the gesture analysis performed from collected data, using our proposed gesture acquisition system and, more recently, using the Qualisys motion capture system. The study, is divided in the following issues:
- Study of collected left hand articulations.
- Fingering analysis for the most commonly played chords.
- Analysis and modeling of hand movements from the data obtained by a Qualisys motion capture system.
More detailed information can be found here.
Audio Analysis
An important goal of our research is to provide a tool able to automatically identify and analyze expressive resources in the context of real recordings. To that purpose, we depart from the study presented by J. Norton in his Phd Dissertation.
The tool will combine new analysis algorithms together with several state of the art audio analysis algorithms. More detailed information can be found here.