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In a previous article on this blog I discussed abduction, thinking and patterns (Berry 2012a), and consequently I have been struck by a provocative article written by Bruce Sterling about what he called the New Aesthetic (Sterling 2012). The links between this 'New Aesthetic' and questions over pattern recognition and the way in which computational models are imposed on the 'real' are very timely.
The 'New Aesthetic' is an aesthetic that revels in seeing the grain of computation (Jones 2011), or perhaps better, seeing the limitations or digital artefacts of a kind of digital glitch, sometimes called the 'aesthetic of failure'. Indeed,
the debate on the aesthetic of digital code has been predominantly focused, on the non-representational and non-functional performativity of coding and its infinite possible infractions (errors, glitches and noise), emphasising that it is precisely these infractions that give code its real aesthetic value… [or] the sensorial alterations or affects produced by technology on the human body-subject (Parisi and Portanova 2012).
More so this aesthetic is concerned with the act of representing the digital within the more commonly analogue life-world that we inhabit in everyday life. The 'New Aesthetic' was initially introduced at South By South West (SXSW) on March 12th 2012, at a panel organised by James Bridle.[1] It was called 'The New Aesthetic: Seeing Like Digital Devices' and was primarily concerned with 'giv[ing] examples of these effects, products and artworks, and discuss the ways in which ways of [computer/robot] seeing are increasingly transforming ways of making and doing' (SXSW 2012). A number of post panel write-ups have been made by the participants, including Bridle (2012b), Cope (2012), Davies (2012), McNeil (2012) and Terrett (2012). Bruce Sterling attended the presentation at SXSW, and subsequently discussed how struck he was by the New Aesthetic and how it went beyond a mere concern with computer/robot vision (Sterling 2012).
Certainly enabling robot/computer algorithms to 'see' by imposing computational 'pixels' on reality is part of this New Aesthetic (see Catt 2012). However, there is also an element of 'down-sampled' representation of a kind of digital past, or perhaps digital passing, in that the kinds of digital glitches, modes, and forms that are chosen, are very much located historically – especially considering that we are moving into a high-definition world of retina displays and high-pixel density experience (for an example, see Huff 2012). Sterling explains that the new aesthetics:
concerns itself with "an eruption of the digital into the physical." That eruption was inevitable. It's been going on for a generation. It should be much better acculturated than it is. There are ways to make that stark, lava-covered ground artistically fertile and productive (Sterling 2012).
Using a flâneur-like approach, James Bridle collects objects, artworks, buildings, places and images in a growing blog-based accumulation of things that he presents as exemplars of this new aesthetic (a collection itself an interesting computational form) (Bridle 2011a, Bridle 2011b). He explains:
I started noticing things like this in the world. This is a cushion on sale in a furniture store that's pixelated. This is a strange thing. This is a look, a style, a pattern that didn't previously exist in the real world. It's something that's come out of digital. It's come out of a digital way of seeing, that represents things in this form. The real world doesn't, or at least didn't, have a grain that looks like this. But you start to see it everywhere when you start looking for it. It's very pervasive. It seems like a style, a thing, and we have to look at where that style came from, and what it means, possibly. Previously things that would have been gingham or lacy patterns and this kind of thing is suddenly pixelated. Where does that come from? What's that all about? (Bridle 2011a).
|CV Dazzle, Camouflage from Computer Vision (Harvey 2012)
His website, aptly titled 'The New Aesthetic', also hosts found objects from across the internet (and which he captures in everyday life) piled together into a quantitative heap of computational aesthetic objects (Bridle 2012a). Indeed Sterling (2012) attempts a definition:
The "New Aesthetic" is a native product of modern network culture. It's from London, but it was born digital, on the Internet. The New Aesthetic is a "theory object" and a "shareable concept."… The New Aesthetic is "collectively intelligent." It's diffuse, crowdsourcey, and made of many small pieces loosely joined. It is rhizomatic, as the people at Rhizome would likely tell you. It's open-sourced, and triumph-of-amateurs. It's like its logo, a bright cluster of balloons tied to some huge, dark and lethal weight (Sterling 2012).
Sterling rightly argues that this is a symptomology that Bridle (2011a, 2012a) is observing but something must be bring these forces together. Sterling again,
It was grand work to find and assemble this New Aesthetic wunderkammer, but a heap of eye-catching curiosities don't constitute a compelling worldview. Look at all of them: Information visualization. Satellite views. Parametric architecture. Surveillance cameras. Digital image processing. Data-mashed video frames. Glitches and corruption artifacts. Voxelated 3D pixels in real-world geometries. Dazzle camou. Augments. Render ghosts. And, last and least, nostalgic retro 8bit graphics from the 1980s (Sterling 2012).
The question that arises both for Bridle and for Sterling is: what is going on here? What does this aesthetic signify and what is its critical location? Sterling correctly, in my mind, rejects the notion of an aesthetic of the machines, or of computer vision etc, what has been called sensor-venacular elsewhere, equally rejecting a kind of hauntology of the 1980s (Jones 2011), or sensor-aesthetic (Sloan 2011, see also Ellis 2011, Gyford 2011). I also think that although the notion of 'computational value', introduced by Bernhard Rieder, is interesting in terms of political economy, it doesn't help us understand this aesthetic eruption (see Bridle 2011b). Nor does an explicit link between this new aesthetic and an object-oriented ontology necessarily help us understand this pattern aesthetic (Borenstein 2012, Kaganskiy 2012) although I agree with Battles (2012) and Reynolds (2012) that the new aesthetic poses a challenge for us to think about.
|Untitled (2011) David Hockney
Instead, expanding on Sterling's paper, and following on from my own work in this area, I want to argue that this new aesthetic is a form of abduction aesthetic linked to the emergence of computationality as an ontotheology (Berry 2011a, Berry 2011b).[2] Computationality is here understood as a specific historical epoch defined by a certain set of computational knowledges, practices, methods and categories. Abductive aesthetic (or pattern aesthetic) is linked by a notion of computational patterns and pattern recognition as a means of cultural expression (Berry 2012a). By this I mean that as computational ontologies and categories become increasingly dominant as instrumental values, they also become influential as economic, political, communicative and aesthetic concepts (see Berry 2011a; Manovich 2001, 2008; Manovich and Douglas 2009). Patterns, drawing on the ideas of Christopher Alexander, are:
a three-part rule, which expresses a relation between a certain context, a problem, and a solution. As an element in the world, each pattern is a relationship between a certain context, a certain system of forces which occurs repeatedly in that context, and a certain spatial configuration which allows these forces to resolve themselves. As an element of language, a pattern is an instruction, which shows how this spatial configuration can be used, over and over again, to resolve the given system of forces, wherever the context makes it relevant. The pattern is, in short, at the same time a thing, which happens in the world, and the rule which tells us how to create that thing, and when we must create it. It is both a process and a thing; both a description of a thing which is alive, and a description of the process which will generate that thing (Alexander 1979: 247).
Patterns are also deeply concerned with computer pattern recognition, repeated elements, codes, and structural elements that enable something to be recognised as a type of thing (see Harvey 2011 for a visualisation of facial pattern recognition, below). This is not just visual, of course, and patterns may be recognised in data sets, textual archives, data points, distributions, non-visual sensors, physical movement or gestures, haptic forces, etc. Indeed, this points to the importance of information visualisation as part of the abduction aesthetic in order to 'visualise' the patterns that are hidden in sets of data. This is also a link between new aesthetic and the digital humanities (see Berry 2012b, Gold 2012).
OpenCV Face Detection: Visualized from Harvey (2011).
Computation, understood within the context of computationality, pervades our everyday life, it therefore becomes the limit of our possibilities for reason, experience and desire within this historical paradigm of knowledge, or episteme (see Berry 2012c). One can think of abductive aesthetic as a bounded aesthetic linked extricably with the computational and the foundation for developing a cognitive map (Jameson 2006: 516). The fact that abduction aesthetics are networked, sharable, modular, 'digital', and located both in the digital and analogue worlds is appropriate as they follow the colonisation of the lifeworld by the technics of computationality. We could look at David Hockney's Fresh Flowers (Grant 2010) and the fact that he links the artwork he produces to the medial affordances of the computational device, in this case an iPad, stating 'when using his iPhone or iPad to draw, the features of the devices tend to shape his choice of subject…The fact that it's illuminated makes you choose luminous subjects' (Freeman 2012). Parisi and Portanova further argue for an algorithmic aesthetic with their notion of 'soft thought':
the aesthetic of soft thought precisely implies that digital algorithms are autonomous, conceptual modes of thinking, a thinking that is always already a mode of feeling ordered in binary codes, and is not to be confused with sensing or perceiving. Numerical processing is always a feeling, a simultaneously physical and conceptual mode of feeling data, physical in the actual operations of the hardware-software machine, conceptual in the grasp of numbers as virtualities or potentials (Parisi and Portanova 2012).
The point I want to make is that the collections that Bridle (2012a) is making, are indeed symptomatic of an emerging aesthetic, and is somewhat haphazard and uncurated in as much as the objects collected are placed within a Tumblr blog that presents them to us as a stream of data – again significant in my reading of computationality (see Berry 2011a). It is also significant that the means of collecting these digital and pseudo-digital objects is through a computational frame, the collection made possible through new forms of computational curation tools, such as Tumblr and Pinterest (2012).
|Splinter Camouflage Scheme for Fighter Jet
The abductive aesthetic is therefore deeply influenced by and reliant on patterns and abductive reasoning more generally (see Berry 2012a). This I argue will be a common thread that links the lists of objects that seem to have nothing more in common than a difficult to reconcile and tenuous digitality, or perhaps a seeming retro towards older forms of digital rendering and reproduction. In actuality it is no surprise that we see a return of 8-bit retro – it could perhaps be described as the abductive aesthetic par excellence, inasmuch as it enables an instant recognition of, and indeed serves as an important representation for the digital, even as the digital becomes high-definition and less 'digital' by the day (see Jean 2010).
As computation, and by definition its carriers, code and software, increasingly withdraw into the background of our experience, it is probable that we will increasingly see the foregrounding of a representation of, and for, the digital/computational.[3] In some ways, 8-bit images are reassuring and still comprehensible as different from and standing in opposition to the everyday world people inhabit. In other ways, however, the glitches, retro 8-bit esque look that we see in pixelated works are actually distant from the capabilities of contemporary machines and their 8-bit blocky ontologies provide only limited guidance on the way in which software now organises and formats the our shared, and sharable, world (Berry 2011a). So ironically, just as digital technologies and software mediate our experience and engagement with the world, often invisibly, so the 'digital' and 'software' is itself mediated and made visible through the representational forms of pixelation and glitch.
|Skeuomorphic calender in Mac OS X
As the abduction aesthetic becomes more prevalent it will be interesting to see the exemplars of this form emerge. Whilst today we tend to think of the 8-bit pixelation, satellite photos, CCTV images, and the like, it is probable that alternative, more computational forms may prevail. I think it likely that skeuomorphic images will become increasingly common and may be the historical exemplar of our digital present, as indeed might skeuomorphic representations of older 8-bit technologies (such as enabled by MAME and other emulators) (see MAME 2012). Conceivably this also might lead to a form of cognitive dissonance with people looking for pattern aesthetics everywhere, understood as a form of apophenia, that is, the experience of seeing meaningful patterns or connections in random or meaningless data (called a type 1 error in statistics). Perhaps even further, people will seek digital or abductive explanations for certain kinds of aesthetic, visual or even non-visual experiences which may not be digital or produced through computational means at all, a digital pareidolia.[4]
Further, following Charles Sanders Peirce notion of abduction (Berry 2012a), we might introduce the concept of musement to describe the mode of thinking relevant to the aesthetic enjoyment of the abductive. Peirce defined musement as 'pure play' which is strikingly receptive and leisurely (Salas 2009: 468).
It is "a lively exercise of one's powers" and yet "has no rules, except this very law of liberty" (6.458). Though musement is leisurely in that it allows the muser to assume different standpoints, it also involves deliberate observation and meditation. "It begins passively enough with drinking in the impression of some nook in one of the three universes [a primary universe of sensations or raw experience; a secondary universe of reactions to sensory data; and a tertiary universe of representations or signs used to relate the primary and secondary universes]. But impression soon passes into attentive observation, observation into musing, musing into a lively give-and-take between self and self" (6.459). While in a sense passive and receptive, musement is also that in which "logical analysis can be put to it full efficiency" (6.461). We might say that, while "musing" one is both "active" and "contemplative"… (Salas 2009: 468).
It is striking the similarity between Peirce's notion of musement and the Greek concept of theôria or contemplation, which according to Aristotle was the highest activity of leisure. Indeed, Peirce distinguishes musement from 'reverie' or 'vacancy and dreaminess (Salas 2009: 290). This element of playfulness is extremely relevant to a discussion of the aesthetics of computationality, and indeed forms a large part of the new aesthetic that Bridle (2011) and Sterling (2012) describe. It is interesting to note that a properly distanced musement indeed seems possible towards the abduction aesthetic when mediated through the real-time streams made available through Tumblr, Pinterest, Twitter, and other digital asset/object streaming technologies.
[1] The original panel description read: 'Slowly, but increasingly definitively, our technologies and our devices are learning to see, to hear, to place themselves in the world. Phones know their location by GPS. Financial algorithms read the news and feed that knowledge back into the market. Everything has a camera in it. We are becoming acquainted with new ways of seeing: the Gods-eye view of satellites, the Kinect's inside-out sense of the living room, the elevated car-sight of Google Street View, the facial obsessions of CCTV….As a result, these new styles and senses recur in our art, our designs, and our products. The pixelation of low-resolution images, the rough yet distinct edges of 3D printing, the shifting layers of digital maps. In this session, the participants will give examples of these effects, products and artworks, and discuss the ways in which ways of seeing are increasingly transforming ways of making and doing' (SXSW 2012).
[2] Where computationality is understood as a specific historical time period defined by a certain set of computational knowledges, practices, methods and categories. Computationality might then be understood as an ontotheology, which Heidegger argues creates a new ontological 'epoch' as a new historical constellation of intelligibility.With the notion of ontotheology, Heidegger is following Kant's argument that intelligibility is a process of filtering and organising a complex overwhelming world by the use of 'categories', Kant's 'discursivity thesis'. Heidegger historicises Kant's cognitive categories arguing that there is 'succession of changing historical ontotheologies that make up the "core" of the metaphysical tradition. These ontotheologies establish "the truth concerning entities as such and as a whole", in other words, they tell us both what and how entities are – establishing both their essence and their existence' (Thomson 2009: 149–50). Metaphysics, grasped ontotheologically, 'temporarily secures the intelligible order' by understanding it 'ontologically', from the inside out, and 'theologically' from the outside in, which allows the formation of an epoch, a 'historical constellation of intelligibility which is unified around its ontotheological understanding of the being of entities' (Thomson 2009: 150).
[3] Here I would like to draw attention to two interesting areas of study that focus on code and software, namely Critical Code Studies and Software Studies: (1) Critical Code Studies: critical approaches to the study of computer source code. Marino argues: 'that we no longer speak of the code as a text in metaphorical terms, but that we begin to analyze and explicate code as a text, as a sign system with its own rhetoric, as verbal communication that possesses significance in excess of its functional utility… In effect, [Marino proposes] that we can read and explicate code the way we might explicate a work of literature in a new field of inquiry' (Marino 2006); and (2) Software Studies: critical approaches to the study of software (as compiled source code), particularly large-scale systems such as operating systems, applications, and games. Alternatively this also includes the use of software to study other things, like culture (see Manovich 2008), which Manovich calls Cultural Analytics (Williford 2011). It might also entail the study of the use of software historically (see Ensmenger 2010). One important aspect of this is to focus on computer/technical systems within society and culture – for example the Internet, the email system, mobile data, the HTTP protocol, etc.
[4] Pareidolia involves seeing importance in vague and random phenomenon, for example a face in a random collection of dots on paper. By 'digital pareidolia' I am gesturing towards seeing digital causes for things that happen in everyday life. Indeed, under a regime of computationality in the future it might be considered stranger to believe that things might have non-digital causes. Thus apophenia would be the norm in a highly digital computational society, perhaps even a significant benefit to one's life chances and well-being if finding patterns becomes increasingly lucrative. Here we might consider the growth of computational high-frequency trading and financial systems that are trained and programmed to identify patterns very quickly.
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You see, the Jews were chosen, not to be honored or glorified, but to be God's servants. They had the Law, the prophets and knowledge of the one true God and were to be instrumental in bringing monotheism, and ultimately the Savior, to a pagan world. The phrase "to the Jew first" should serve to remind us all that "to whom much is given much is required."
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Sen. Herman Quirmbach, D-Ames, liked the overall package and said he would vote in favor of it, but that he was �extremely disappointed� no additional funding for need-based student aid was included.
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�Iowa State is very pleased with the progress thus far,� Leath said. �The efforts of the regents� leadership, which have been well supported by the governor, the Senate and the House, are greatly appreciated.�
While lawmakers struck a deal on spending for higher education, proposed reform and spending for K-12 education remains stalled, Quirmbach said.
He said Democrats and Republicans still are far apart on an education reform bill. No meeting of a conference committee, chaired by Quirmbach and Rep. Ron Jorgensen, R-Sioux City, has been held for weeks and none is scheduled. Quirmbach said there were private talks between he and Jorgensen and that progress was being made.
�I�ve been trying to find a way to accommodate the House concerns, but I�m not convinced the House shares my level of commitment,� Quirmbach said.
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Some of the coal-fired power plants in Odisha which have commenced commercial operations or are at very advanced stages of commissioning are up for grabs. Companies looking to augment power capacities through the inorganic route are eyeing these assets in Odisha.
JSW Energy, part of the Sajjan Jindal-led JSW Group, is believed to be in the race for buying out the thermal power assets of Monnet Power and Jindal India Thermal Power Ltd. (JITPL) in Odisha. Monnet Powers 1,050 MW coal-based power plant near Angul was in advanced stage of commissioning. Monnet Powers's parent company, Monnet Ispat & Energy had won the Mandakini coal block in Odisha in competitive bidding, it surrendered the block later on grounds of economic unviability. Monnet Power had accumulated debt in excess of Rs. 5,000 crore.
Though lenders had earlier denied a haircut in JSW Energys prospective deal to acquire majority equity in Monnet Power, the Sajjan Jindal-owned firm is still believed to be in the hunt for the asset.
Besides Monnet Power, JSW Energy is also eyeing takeover of BC Jindal controlled JITPLs 1,200 MW coal-based plant at Derang near Angul. The first unit (600 MW) of the 1200 MW plant had begun commercial operations and started power supplies to the Odisha grid. But, coal paucity and absence of firm linkages had caused disruptions in the operations of the power plant. This project has been completed at a cost of s 7537 crore which includes a debt component of Rs 5900 crore. JITPL has power purchase agreements (PPAs) with Odishas Gridco Ltd, Kerala State Electricity Board and Tata Power Trading Corporation. Apart from JSW Energy, JITPL also had competing offers from Adani Power and Singapores SembCorp. The valuation of the prospective deal is not known.
JSW Energy refused a comment on the status of its takeover plans of Monnet Power and JITPL. An e-mail questionnaire sent to the company remained unanswered.
NLC India (formerly Neyveli Lignite Corporation) which is in the hunt for buying out power assets, is understood to have shown interest in the 700 Mw Odisha plant of Hyderabad-based Ind-Barath Power Infra Ltd (IBPIL). The power plant located at Sahajbahal, near Jharsuguda, has commenced commercial operations. Though the exact size of the potential deal is not known, the valuation could be anywhere in the range of Rs. 5000-5500 crore.
When asked, the source at IBPIL said, As of now, there are no such plans to sell off the Odisha asset. We are now focusing on stepping up the generation of the plant. At the same time, we can evaluate opportunities as and when they come.
In August last year, NLC India had floated an Expression of Interest (EoI) from companies owning coal and lignite-based power projects, for a possible acquisition. NLC Indias installed thermal power capacity is 3240 MW. It runs a 10 MW solar power unit and wind power assets with a capacity totalling 37.5 MW.


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For author Dale Kueter, stories are more than points of information. They comprise and invigorate characters.
Kueter's book "The Smell of the Soil: Writing Your Stories" is about those tales and why it's so important for us to record them. This memoir is meant as example for readers to become authors themselves. The chapters are paired with writing prompts meant to spark personal journeys.
"The importance of recording the stories of all the people in one's life … is a step beyond the normal genealogical process," Kueter wrote. "What could be more precious to preserve than the stories that comprise your family's life? What greater gift could you give to your family than a book of family stories?"
Kueter will appear Thursday, Feb. 26, 6 p.m. at Stewartfield on the Spring Hill College campus at 4000 Dauphin St. A Q&A will follow his remarks and books will be available for purchase.
The evening is presented by the Friends of Spring Hill College Library. Admission is free for members and a donation is suggested for nonmembers.
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Bristol-Myers Squibb Company and Foundation Medicine has announced a collaboration that leverages comprehensive genomic profiling and molecular information solutions of Foundation Medicine to identify predictive biomarkers like Tumor Mutational Burden (TMB) and Microsatellite Instability (MSI) in patients enrolled across clinical trials investigating cancer immunotherapies of Bristol-Myers Squibb. Biomarkers can be used to characterize a tumor and the tumor microenvironment, which may reveal immune-related mechanisms that predict how a patient may respond to immunotherapy.
Fouad Namouni, M.D., head of Development, Oncology, Bristol-Myers Squibb, said: "Translational medicine research is critical to further our understanding of cancer biology and to identify which patient populations are most likely to derive benefit from our Immuno-Oncology agents. We believe this collaboration with Foundation Medicine will help us better understand the relation of genomic approaches to immunotherapy efficacy across a number of different tumor types and immunotherapy agents."
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RedHat: please mark this "non beta only" once seawolf is offical.
This was originally reported against kmail since that was the only
application that appears to use qt's print function.
The problem is that the "simplistic" parsing in the function parsePrintcap
in qprintdialog.cpp considers everything between the beginning of a printer
definition and a '|' character to be the "name" of a print queue, it has
problems with the /etc/printcap created by RedHat's new printconf package.
A Unix printer queue is handled properly but not a JetDirect queue. The
following definition DOES NOT work:
Everything starting with "lp:" and stopping at the '|' after "lp=" is
treated as the print queue "name".
Circumvention: Define the print queue as a remote Unix Printer OR define
another Unix printer (e.g., lp1) pointing to 127.0.0.1 for queue lp OR give
lp an alias (!). All of these seem to work properly (at least for my kmail
test case). Looking at the printcap man page, the use of '|' to indicate
piping the output seems to be proper. However, it is still a problem with
the parsing of /etc/printcap.
Another thing I noticed about the parsePrintcap function is that it does
not seem to handle "include" processing so that if you had everything in an
included file it would not find any printers defined.
*** Bug 31371 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
Qt is doing the right thing for "normal" printcaps... It just doesn't know
about LPRng extensions. Fixing.
Created attachment 15366 [details]
Fix for lp=/stuff; doesn't handle Include files yet.
Fixed in qt-2.3.0-4.
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Castle Garden Arcen
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The fortified town of Arcen, situated between the Maas river and the German border, boasts a wonderful series of gardens covering 32 hectares in all.
- Stroll through 15 different gardens.
- Hit a hole-in-one on the mini golf course.
- Visit the exhibitions at the monumental castle.
Find inspiration in Castle Garden Arcen and discover the beauty of flowers and plants in over 15 different gardens, such as the rose garden, the oriental water garden, or the shadow garden. Every part of the castle gardens immerses you in a new green experience. Enjoy the beautiful gardens, visit the exhibition at the monumental castle, or take a turn at the 21-hole mini golf course.
The venue hosts events, activities and music performances on a regular basis.
Stichting het Limburgs Landschap
Castle Garden Arcen is a project run by the Stichting het Limburgs Landschap (Limburg Landscapes Foundation). The foundation is funded by many different parties and manages 8300 ha of natural landscape distributed over 70 areas, dotted with castles, historic farms, and water and windmills.
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What a week it's been at BikeRadar! With seemingly everyone in the industry launching something, we've been run off our feet trying to keep up with all the hot new goodies to land at HQ.
We've seen the RockShox forks line revamped for 2018, have seen yet another disc brake break cover from Tune, received some jazzy shoes and have even got the perfect storage solution for said shoes.
And as always, we have 11spd to top your week off like a swag-tastic-cherry. Read on to cast your eyes over the coolest new kit to land in our grubby mitts.
Scott Centric Plus Helmet
Scott claims its Centric Plus helmet is not only 17-percent more aero than its predecessor the Vanish but also two-percent cooler on your head than not wearing a helmet at all at 40kph, both big calls. We can't speak to the aerodynamics nor whether it's cooler than not wearing a helmet at all, but having taken it for a spin around the parking garage it feels pretty airy.
Designed in collaboration with the University of Adelaide, the lid, which is targeted at roadies and the XC MTB crowd, tips our scales at 279g (size medium, AU standard) and features an exclusive 'Scott Air' perforated MIPS liner.
The new lid features a compact silhouette and snub tail profile which is becoming more common among the latest crop of aero helmets.
Lightweight straps with fixed splitters work in combination with the three-position height adjustable HALO fit retention system and X-Static Antimicrobial padding to provide a secure fit and so far comfortable fit.
Blackburn Central 700 front light
In Australia, the days are getting shorter which means more time is going to be spent riding in the dark. As the name suggests Blackburn's Central 700 front light packs 700 lumens of power, with three stable beam settings and two flashers on offer. Blackburn has designed the lens where at full power, the beam is claimed to stretch 131m.
Utilising a GoPro style mounting interface and included rubberband mount, the light can be set up on your bars or helmet depending on the riding you plan to do. With the near universal three prong mounting system, it's also compatible with any GoPro or similar mounts you may already own.
Battery life is claimed to be 1.25 hours at the full 700 lumens or up to 16 hours on the flashing modes. The micro USB rechargeable lithium ion battery is also replaceable, and the power button changes colour based on the remaining charge.
Time Xpresso 10 pedals
French brand Time has always been known for its low weight and knee friendly pedals, and the Expresso 10s keep to that tradition.
The Expresso 10 features a hollow steel axle, carbon body and tip our scales at an impressive 97g each side.
Based around Time's iClic system the Expresso pedals use a carbon spring which bows inward to 'pre-open' the clipless system where stepping into the pedal releases a trigger allowing the clasp to snap down on the cleat.
The pedals also utilise Time's BioPerformance stack height which is claimed to measure 13.5mm and the cleats allow for 2.5mm of lateral float in addition to the 15 degrees of angular float
There's also a 700mm2 platform complete with an aluminium plate to prevent premature wear.
Btwin Chain Whip
Btwin is sold in outdoor megastore giant Decathlon, which means this £11.99 chain whip represents great value for money. It works in a different way to the conventional chain whip by gripping on to the smallest cog using the 3 raised knobs. It's compatible with 11-14 tooth lower cogs and 7 to 11 speed cassettes. Unfortunately this means riders with a 10 tooth lowest cog miss out, but either way it looks like a great piece of kit.
- Buy from Decathlon
- £11.99/€11.95
Full Court Press/Paria Cycling Kit
Want to know what's better than having your favourite coffee at your favourite cafe after a hard ride? How about having your favourite coffee at your favourite cafe whilst wearing their own branded cycling kit? Well, Bristol, UK based coffee experts Full Court Press have done just that by releasing their own cycling kit. It's designed by illustrator and all round rad cycling guy Christian Moore, whilst Paria takes care of manufacturing duties. It's available in a range of sizes and mens/women's specific cuts.
- Paria.cc
- Jersey £59.00, shorts £80 or set £115
Versus Trail Socks
Versus Socks has sent a selection of its Trail Socks, which are designed and manufactured in South Africa.
The mid length socks feature a bit of extra cushioning and support for when things get a bit wild off road but still feature the mesh area on the top of the foot to keep your little piggies from getting too hot.
They come in a smorgasboard of colours as well as two sizes, 4-7 and 7-11.
Mcfk - 29er MTB Wheels
We've recently reviewed German carbon specialist Mcfk's road/cyclocross wheels and they were half a star off a perfect score, so we're hoping these 29er MTB wheels will be of similar quality.
Ours come with a Cannondale lefty front hub, for our resident racer (and Cannondale owner) Joe Norledge, but Mcfk can spec the wheels with just about any combination you can dream of.
As you can imagine, they're not cheap, but with a 24.5mm internal width, 125kg system weight limit and a sprightly weight of just 1340g for the pair, you won't be able to blame your wheels next time you get dropped in a race.
- Mcfk.de
- £1527.81/€1788.90 (dependent on spec)
76 Projects - The Piggy
Thinking about throwing all of your spares in your trail pack? Think again. Clever on the bike storage is back in fashion (did it ever go away?) and The Piggy by 76 Projects is a fine example of said storage solution.
It attaches with your bottle cage (hello low centre of gravity) and features a Velcro strap to secure things like tubes, tools or whatever else takes your fancy. Weighing just 73g it should keep the weight weenies happy, too. Just make sure to check it fits your bike before taking the plunge.
- 76projects.com
- £27.50/€n/a
DHB Blok Bolt short sleeve jersey
While DHB produces a host of more subtly hued kit, we've always been fond of the more garish Blok collection, and resident kit-hoarder Jack jumped at the chance to further his stockpile of jazzy-jerseys with this fun number from the Wiggle own-brand.
Looking something like a cross between a bowling alley carpet and a scattering of fridge magnets, this funky jersey will certainly stand out in the bunch.
DHB's budget-conscious, yet super high quality kit has consistently impressed us and Jack's looking forward to counting the number of compliments/amount of playful abuse he gets toting the jersey this summer.
Selle San Marco Rolls Titano
Selle San Marco has offered its classically styled 'Bottega' line alongside its range of bang up to date, modern road and mountain bike saddles for years now.
The Rolls is arguably the most well known of the saddles in the Bottega range — a mainstay of the peloton for many, many years, few will be unfamiliar with its classic, seamless lines.
Although it's less widely used these days, Selle San Marco has continued to update the Rolls and this range topping option comes with titanium rails and weighs in at a respectable 301g.
While the Rolls Titano won't be to everyone's tastes, some builds — and bottoms — demand a more classic shaped saddle and we're happy to see that Selle San Marco is still dedicated to updating even its oldest designs.
Endura Oblixe jersey, shorts and socks
Endura has launched a run of three limited edition men's kits and two women's kits for SS17. The five kits each feature geometric designs and consist of a matching jersey, shorts and socks.
Endura sent us the black and blue 'Oblixe kit', which is a combination of intersecting lines and blocks. The jersey is a race fit with a low collar and features ergonomic panels for a comfortable fit whilst in a riding position. The sleeves are laser cut, close fitting and what we think is spot-on in terms of length. As well as the usual three cargo pockets for the rear, there is also a mesh side pocket on the right hand panel of the jersey, a handy place to store gels or a couple of bars.
The bibshorts are predominantly black, but feature the same black and blue 'Oblixe' design around the cuffs. We're yet to have an extended ride in the shorts, but the ninety minute ride along the canals outside of Ghent last week left us looking forward to getting riding in the kit for a full review soon.
Alongside the 'Oblixe' kit, the limited edition also includes;
- M90: grey and green geometric camouflage inspired by the Swedish military (men's).
- Cubitex: a subtle black and grey design, with red detailing (men's).
- TriWeave: a black, pink and purple bold geometric design on a black background (women's).
- Botanix: red floral pattern on a black background (women's).
All kits are three pieces (jersey, bibshorts and socks).


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On this week's show, Skyforge has some serious ups and downs this week, HALO Online is coming free to a PC near you (if you're in Russia), and Nintendo's President doesn't like the term "free to play." All that an more on this week's Free to Play Cast!
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01:07 Skyforge's Up and Down Week
27:53 HALO Online Free to Play PC
32:30 Nintendo and Free to Play
34:33 Weekly Bombs (DA-Bomb / A-Bomb)
42:40 Questions and Answers of the Week
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Question of the week: I'm tired of companies making programs that are copying steam when they could save resources and time, by simply making deal with steam. Instead they release half baked often broken copies that cost peoples patience and time, when games their suppose to have on do not work because of the program malfunctioning.
Halo's going to Russia as F2P because Russia is really tolerant of lazy P2W models while still firmly being region that loves and is into Western games.
China/Asia isn't as big on Western franchises, so it would be harder to get traction for the IP.
NA/EU isn't as tolerant of P2W models, so they have fewer monetization options and less "pain points" to drive sales.
It's not at all surprising to see them release it in Russia only.
great show as always, as for perfect world and arc I had it and uninstalled it basicly if it has anything to do with perfect world it is pay to win/enjoy at some point in there games, DA BOMB to marvel heroes 2015 tried the game because I love diablo type games and the more I played it the more I liked it, its my main game atm and im havn a blast. A BOMB lol Jason ya gota un pack those boxes at some point bud =)
All crap should go to that shit hole!
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A sloppy white police officer has to team together with his black buddy who has only a few days left until he gets released from prison. Together they have to find an unscrupulous drug dealer who calls himself "The Iceman". Once again they only have 48 hours to fulfill their task.
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Discussions around sports car tend to center around their more extreme aspects — horsepower, 0 to 60 times, handling, etc. — but Poltrona Frau's new office chair takes direct inspiration from a less glitzy aspect of high-performance vehicles: the seats. The Italian brand's 'Cockpit' chairs were created in partnership with the Ferrari design team, and they indeed have the aggressive, ruthlessly efficient look that has made the automaker a household name.
Poltrona Frau's Cockpit chair comes in two styles: the 'President' offers a high backrest, while the 'Executive' has lower back support. In either case, the chairs feature a segmented, scooped design that instantly reminds one of the bucket chairs that are an essential aspect of race cars. The chairs are also emblazoned with Ferrari branding to emphasize that point.
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Day 01 Arrive Penang
Upon arrival at Penang Airport via Kualalumpur meet by our representative and transfer to hotel. Free at own leisure.
Day 2: Penang City Tour
Explore the street of George Town and its rich heritage. Admire the intricate carving, woodwork and porcelain décor of Khoo Kongsi, established in 1835. After that, visit Yap Kongsi and Ciji Temple, a clan association built in 1924, a Taoist Temple dedicated to Nan`an patron deity. Also you will be taken to Hock Teik Cheng Sin Temple, which is the Tua Pek Kong temple and Hokkien secret society headquarters in the mid-19th century. When you are done with that, you will get to see another Hokkien Clan temple, which is Cheah Kongsi that was founded in 1820 and built in 1858. Last but not least, continue to visit the world renowned Pinang Peranakan Mansion. Baba & Nyonyas was a prominent community of acculturated Chinese unique to this part of the world, which houses over 1,000 pieces of antiques and collectible items of the era on display.
Highlights: Khoo Kongsi, , Yap Kongsi and Ciji Temple, Hock Teik Cheng Sin Temple , Cheah Kongsi, Pinang Peranakan Mansion, overnight stay at Hotel in Penang.
Day 3: Penang-Langkawi
After breakfast transfer to Penang ferry Jetty. Arrival Langkawi by Ferry. Check in Hotel. Free at own leisure, overnight stay at Hotel in Langkawi.
Day 4: Island Hopping Tour.
A short boat ride from the Kuah jetty will bring you to Pulau Dayang Bunting on Island also Known as the Pregnant Maiden Island. The cay holds a fresh water lake in the centre which is believed to bless the childless couple with a child after a dip in it. Your next stop will be at the Pulau Beras Basah.
Afternoon Free time. You may enjoy your shopping at Duty free shop. Overnight stay at Hotel in Langkawi.
Day 5: Langkawi – Kualalumpur
After breakfast check out from Hotel. Transfer to Langkawi Airport for catch Kualalumpur Flight. Upon arrival at Kualalumpur Airport meet by our representative and transfer to hotel. Free at own leisure.You may enjoy your shopping at Mega shopping mall Mydine ,Hanifa or B.B Plaza.
Day-6: Genting Highlands tour
After Breakfast Departure for a full day Genting Highlands tour .
Amidst the freshness of cool, crisp mountain air about 6,000 feet above sea level lies Malaysia's only casino resort. Fringed by one of the oldest tropical jungles in the world, you can try your luck at Blackjack, Keno, Roulette or a host of other casino games. If tempting lady luck is not your cup of tea, and then take time off to enjoy the numerous recreational facilities available here. There are corkscrews, Euro Express Roller Coaster, Turbo drop, Super Toboggan & Sky Venture the only sky diving simulator in Asia whichever one you choose, you will find more than just tingling freshness.
Day 07 Hotel to Kuala Lumpur Airport


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Glenye Cain Oakford of Thoroughbred Racing Commentary interviews Spendthrift Farm general manager Ned Toffey to discuss the operation's new venture, Spendthrift Australia.
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The Palm Beach Branch offers multiple fellowships for summer study in the United Kingdom as part of its British Universities Summer School. The fellowships cover tuition, room & board and travel assistance for Palm Beach County high school teachers. The BUSS Fellow has the opportunity to perform on the stage of the Globe Theatre during Teaching Shakespeare in Performance, presented by the Shakespeare's Globe, London. Or, to apply to University of Oxford which offers a variety of English Literature courses, as well as courses in Creative Writing, History, and Politics. The Scottish Universities International Summer School, based at the University of Edinburgh offers Creative Writing, Contemporary British and Irish Literature, and Theatre.
The scholarship awards are made by the Palm Beach Branch's Scholarship Committee after reviews of information submitted by the applicants and interviews with the finalists. The BUSS Coordinator, Sally Alice Smith (contact details at right) must receive all applications by Wednesday, January 20, 2016.
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Dixie is a beautiful, ten year old Arabian mare who is 14.1 hands. She has great ground manners and loads easily. She's great in the ring and on the trails with a buddy and just starting to go over cross rails for fun. She's a great all-around horse for an intermediate rider. Her adoption donation is $1000. Please fill out an adoption application at dorsetequinerescue.org, if you are interested in Dixie, and they will be happy to set up a visit. Dorset Equine Rescue (DER) is dedicated to rescuing equines, restoring their health and providing an environment in which they can heal physically and mentally until adoption. DER is a nonprofit organization; donations of any size are wecome, and are tax-deductible. A check can be mailed to: Dorset Equine Rescue, PO Box 724, East Dorset, VT 05253. Visit the website to learn more.


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- The Joker Invades The Gotham City Police Department Headquarters ("Batman #13")!
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- Peter Parker Sacrifices Him Self To Save The Captives Of The Phoenix 5 ("A versus X Round 9")!
- Peter Parker Dies In Doctor Octopus's Body ("The Amazing Spider-Man #700")
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The X-Men had split the infinitely powerful Phoenix Force among 5 of their members...............Cyclops & Emma Frost & Namor & Magik & Colossus! The Avengers fighting as hard as they could were barely able through mostly luck to take down Namor................causing his fraction of the force to return to the other 4! Losing on every front the Avengers..............in "A versus X Round 9" from Marvel & a huge collection of creators....................must make a desperate attempt to rescue their captured members including the powerful Thor! They brake in & are confronted by both Magik & Colossus when Peter Parker...........the Amazing Spider-Man...............hurls him self at the 2, hoping against hope to buy his far more powerful team mates an opportunity to escape & regroup. Those team mates teleport away with the freed captives & realize they must instantly return for Peter................knowing that they must retrieve the remains of the hero. They teleport back to find.................
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Temporary Trail Closure to begin June 21st on South Side Trail
PITTSBURGH, Pa. (June 11, 2010) A temporary Trail closure will soon begin
along a portion of the Three Rivers Heritage Trail as part of the Pennsylvania
American Water's Becks Run Pumping Station Replacement Project. The Trail
closure will be in place starting June 21, 2010 through early spring 2011. The
1.5-mile portion of the Trail being affected runs roughly from Water Street at
the Steelers practice facility to the dead end of the Trail adjacent to the
Glenwood Bridge. Signs will soon alert Trail users to the closure and note that
the Trail will be open and usable every weekend during the project from Friday
at 4:30 through Sunday evenings.
Thomas Baxter, Director, of Friends of the Riverfront stated, "It's unfortunate
to close the Trail for several months during the week, but we are pleased that
Pennsylvania American Water will open it on the weekends and restore the Trail
completely. Both the City of Pittsburgh and Urban Redevelopment Authority agreed
to a quick schedule of nine months, largely during the winter, and repeatedly
stressed that this project has to be done and is imperative for our region's
safe drinking water. I'm happy that they understand the need to complete this
project quickly before the last section of the Great Allegheny Passage is open.
Once that happens, another closure will be almost impossible."
Pennsylvania American Water will be making upgrades to its intake structure
located along the trail on the Monongahela River. These upgrades will
necessitate the use of the trail by construction vehicles and create a
potentially unsafe situation for trail users during project work hours.
"We understand that closing several miles of the Three Rivers Heritage Trail
will cause some inconvenience, but we have worked closely with all the partners,
including the City of Pittsburgh, Urban Redevelopment Authority and Friends of
the Riverfront, to ensure the safety of trail users and the timely completion of
the project," said Pennsylvania American Water External Affairs Manger Gary
Additional details on the project in relation are available on the Trail Status Page at
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And now I bring you two videos on DIY screen-printing from some of my favorite people at Etsy: Bre Pettis and Matt Stinchcomb (aka Stinchcomb Matthews).
In the first video, Bre and Matt show you how it's done with a four palette press, what most pros use when they screen-print shirts or posters by hand.
Bre adds a little extra panache by adding glowing LEDs and a growling loop to his wolf print.
I shot this second video with Matt and Peter Corrie for Etsy, explaining how to make your own silk-screen using a little mesh, your shower and the sun (which, uh… happens to rotate around the earth in this video).
Maaaaaaybe a little complicated for some of the first-timers out there, but not to worry. Here are some other resources to get you started:
Comic artist Dan Zettwoch shows you the details in this great screen-making tutorial: http://www.danzettwoch.com/prints/silkscreen.html
Instructables shows you how to do it the cheap and dirty way: http://www.instructables.com/id/Screen-Printing:-Cheap,-Dirty,-and-At-Home/
Threadbanger show you how to make a simple screen using an embroidery hoop: http://www.threadbanger.com/post/490/diy-screen-printing-how-to
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Our History
Christ the King Church began assembling for worship services in the fall of 2000, having been birthed from Calvary Evangelical Free Church of Essex Fells, NJ. For a number of years, a core group of families had a vision for planting a new church in Morris County, and after much planning and prayer, God brought this dream to fruition. Since that time, many individual and families have joined CTK from the surrounding area, such that we're enjoying the happy result of worship services that are a bit crowded!
We are seeking God for a more spacious and permanent meeting place that will accommodate growth and allow us to minister in this community even more effectively in the years to come.


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I just had the problem that I need per user settings (username/password)
for a smb
printer. Unfortunately printconf does not support this. Hence I changed
/usr/share/printconf/smbprint to read in a user config file
(~/smbprint.conf) if available.
The only problem is that the user config file should have mode 600 since it
the windows user password. Hence I also need a little suid root c wrapper
to read
in the config file (this wrapper must be executable by group lp only).
I will attatch the patch to smbprint and the src for the c wrapper to this
Created attachment 10820 [details]
smbprint patch
Created attachment 10821 [details]
C src file
The wrapper must be stored as /usr/share/printconf/smbcat
[root@soliton /root]# ls -l /usr/share/printconf/smbcat
-rws--x--- 1 root lp 14655 Feb 23 19:58
Created attachment 10840 [details]
smbcat.c (more secure version)
This defect is considered MUST-FIX for Florence Release-Candidate #2
This capability, to have meaning, would require printconf to use LPRng's
authentication system. It does not. Since it does not, it is trivial to
lie about who you are to the printer. While this is the case, your patch
gains you no additional security.
While I would like printconf to gain the ability to configure LPRng's
authentication settings, this would require a good deal of additional
engineering, and will not happen by the next release.
Sorry, but I will keep this desire in mind.
I still would need this feature.


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Learn to think like a brand consultant, for non-profits
This workshop was offered in the Spring of 2017. Watch this space. We've got others in development.
In partnership with the Northampton Chamber of Commerce I am developing a special DIY Brand Camp for non-profit organizations. I'll show you how to understand your organization's story, how to express it so that it is meaningful to all of your audiences, and how to use this understanding as a tool for strategic development.
Clear positioning, strategic messaging and effective communications are uniquely powerful and efficient tools. Typically they are used only by those who can afford to hire a branding firm. This workshop is for you if you are an individual or a team that wants to use the tools and processes that a big budget can buy, but you want to learn to do it yourself, in-house.
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The DIY Brand Camp is a working retreat away from the distractions of the daily grind. In one super-condensed day, I show you the tools and processes that I've been using for more than 30 years to help hundreds of companies and organizations understand and utilize their own potential.
In a dynamic mash-up of classroom teaching, breakout groups, and personal check-ins, I'll start at the beginning: How do you help? Why do you exist? How will the world be different when you are successful?Such fundamental alignment is the basis of the two rails of true organizational growth: an open and honest dialog among your team and all of your external stakeholders.
The format is hands-on. Come prepared to work on your own brand. Come with a list of problems you want to solve.
Learn to go beneath the surface.
Your brand is not a logo. It is a promise you make to the people you serve. It is a clear statement of how you help. Your brand invites your audience to understand, know, remember, refer, and choose you, and then choose you again. Among the things we'll show you during the workshop:
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- How to turn this insight into a brand that distinguishes you clearly
With your new understanding of brand, you'll then learn how to build a messaging strategy that furthers your own specific goals.
Strong branding works from the inside out.
Clear branding aligns your team and mobilizes everyone to move together. It sets you apart from your competitors. It establishes an emotional connection with your customer and evokes goodwill, trust and loyalty. It turns observers into donors. It improves the efficiency and effectiveness of your communications. And it turns casual fans into brand ambassadors who will share your messages with their own networks.
Registration information
Watch this space. Early registration will open at the start of the new year.
I encourage you to put this opportunity on your agenda today. Talk with your colleagues about how a shared understanding of your core brand can transform your work.
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