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Dia de los deals: Chipotle locations will offer $3 burritos, tacos, salads or bowls from 4 p.m. to closing on Halloween for those who arrive in costume. The Boorito fundraiser benefits the Chipotle Cultivate Foundation. Information: chipotle.com.
Boo brews: The Wine Lab at The Camp, 2937 Bristol St. Suite A101B, Costa Mesa, will become the EVil Laboratory from 6 to 9 p.m. Wednesday during its Freaktober Brewfest. The tasting menu is $13, or $20 with tapas pairings, and includes Hacker-Pschorr Oktoberfest, Rogue The Dead Guy Ale, Manzanita Witch's Hair pumpkin spiced ale and Clown Shoes Blaecorn Unidragon Russian Imperial Stout.
Family fun: The District at Tustin Legacy will host a trick-or-treat event from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. on Halloween, with free trick-or-treat bags distributed to the first 500 kids at Capriotti's Sandwich Shop. The event includes trick-or-treating at participating stores (marked with an orange sign), balloon art, face painting and a kid-friendly disc jockey. Information: thedistricttl.com. Westminster Mall will celebrate the holiday from 4:30 to 7:30 p.m. on Halloween in the lower-level Macy's wing, with a kiddie carnival area and mall stores offering trick-or-treat opportunities. Information: (714) 895-2860.
Sweet offer: Little Smiles of Orange County, a dental office for the young ones at 4980 Barranca Parkway, Suite 101, Irvine, will buy back kids' unwanted Halloween candy for $1 per pound from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday. Information: littlesmilesoc.com.
Healthy option: Greenleaf Gourmet Chopshop will give children ages 12 and younger who arrive dressed in costume a free kids' menu item at all locations from Thursday through Sunday. The youngsters must be accompanied by a parent. Information: http://www.greenleafchopshop.com.
Creepy cuisine: The Cellar Restaurant and Spirit Room, 305 N. Harbor Blvd., Fullerton, will hold its eighth annual Trick or Eat Dinner & Show on Wednesday and Thursday. Guests will partake in a seasonal four-course menu while being entertained by the Maverick Theater's own zombies and ghosts. Tickets are $59 per person and are available at http://www.cellardining.com/undead. A Halloween costume party for ages 21 and up will begin at 9 p.m. Halloween night, with no reservations required; the party is open to the public. Information: http://www.cellardining.com.
Rocking rolls: RA Sushi will host a Boo Bash from 7 p.m. to close on Halloween, with food and drink specials and a costume contest, at its Tustin location in the District, 2401 Park Ave. Food specials include Vampire Chicken and the Spider Roll; Potent Potions include Grape Ghoulade and Frozen Swampwater. Information: (714) 566-1700.
More in store: Pier 1 Imports has opened a newly styled store at 5 Points Plaza, 18557 Main St., Huntington Beach. The first 200 customers to enter the store each day through Sunday will receive a free reusable bag and backscratcher. Information: pier1.com.
A clean start: Corona del Mar Cleaners, 1628 San Miguel, Newport Beach, opened recently at the site of the former Harborview Cleaners with a ribbon cutting featuring Mayor Keith Curry. The location boasts high-quality, full-service dry cleaning, using environmentally safe chemicals. Information: (949) 720-1010.
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Questionable Childrens Games From the 90's: Mr. Bucket [VIDEO]
Still not quite sure how absolutely NO ONE from Milton Bradley questioned the wording to the theme song from this TV ad . Not to mention the, probably countless, number of research and development and marketing meetings that happened, and still no one thought that the object of a game being to "Get your balls into Mr. Bucket" didn't sound at all...sexual. However, on a sales note I think this game did pretty well, but I think that's only because Chris Monroe is hoarding a few of these at his place.
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May 8, 2007
Wabash College's second Entrepreneurial Accelerator Program is set for this week in Indianapolis. There are a few spots remaining for the May 17-18 program for students and alumni.
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Larry Cox, Director of the Entrepreneurship Center in Ball State's Miller College of Business will lead the sessions. Dr. Mike Goldsby, Stoops Distinguished Professor of Entrepreneurship, is a scholar and author of more than 20 journal articles. He writes and teaches business ethics. Gene Recker, a Senior Consultant with Basadur Applied Creativity, has 15 years experience is an expert in the area of Organizational Development.
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FAQ Search Memberlist Usergroups Register Profile Log in to check your private messages Log in bored in Surath Job Discussion Forums Forum Index -> Thailand View previous topic :: View next topic Author Message wtdot03Joined: 18 Apr 2004Posts: 15Location: cork ireland/surrathani thailand Posted: Sat Jun 26, 2004 8:31 am Post subject: bored in Surath Bored as hell in Surath.I would be interested to know what other teachers do on their time off in other locations.I was told i could go to beach in evenings after school, be in reality it's too far away.Ok i can go to Kho Phanganan and Kho Samui at weekends which is a bonus, but of course then youre stuck with one the other teachers who may not be who u would choose to hang out with it.You can choose your friends but in small place like Surath, youre stuck with the other Farang of which there aren't many.I would say to other potential teachers bear this in mind.At this stage sick of drinking in same bars every evening that i the others decide they may go out while drunken Thai men slober over the teacher i live with and i'm trying to have a conversation that goes beyond "where u from?".I realise a place is what u make of it, but give me something to work on! Back to top JosephPJoined: 13 May 2003Posts: 445 Posted: Tue Jun 29, 2004 3:23 pm Post subject: I hear you. I lived in Surat Thani about four and a half years ago and if I am reading you correctly, it sounds as if Surat is still as dull as ditch-water. Once you've made that rounds of Tesco, Big C, and Makro, drank a few coldies in the rather limited selection of bars, well...ain't much else to do, except sit around smoking Sai Fon cigarettes, slapping mosquitos, and plotting your escape. Back to top AsiaTravellerJoined: 24 May 2004Posts: 908Location: Singapore, Mumbai, Penang, Denpasar, Berkeley Posted: Thu Jul 01, 2004 4:42 pm Post subject: JosephP wrote: Once you've made that rounds of Tesco, Big C, and Makro, drank a few coldies in the rather limited selection of bars, well...ain't much else to do, except sit around smoking Sai Fon cigarettes, slapping mosquitos, and plotting your escape. If you're living in a foreign country and all you can think of doing for recreation is going to Tesco and drinking in bars, then of course you'll be bored anywhere in the world. If all you want is to hang out with other Westerners and do what you did back home, then you won't be a happy camper. I lived on the coast near Surat Thani city about a decade ago. Most of my friends were Thai. Not everything was exciting or amusing, but at least I had no boring moments. Back to top wtdot03Joined: 18 Apr 2004Posts: 15Location: cork ireland/surrathani thailand Posted: Sat Jul 03, 2004 5:58 am Post subject: Cheers Joseph for that.As for Asia Traveller yeah i hear u too, but whatya suggest?I guess youre a guy and it's easier for guys as plenty of Thai girls to amuse yourselves with.It's not that i want to go to Tescos and drink in bars all time, that's exactly what i was saying.I would like to see the real Thailand too, but it's hard when youre working 7.50 to 4.30 mon to fri and that's what i meant.There isn't much i can do in the evenings, yes i have a few Thai friends also but it's same thing, same bars and what else?The other thing is i've experience rascism for first time in my life.Same i guess anywhere small town small minds.Yes i have had a great time in other parts of Thailand, but sometimes i have to wonder is it The Land of Smiles just for the tourists with their bulging pockets!Many people agree, even a good friend of mine, a teacher whos has lived here for years is married to a Thai lady and has kids before u decide it's just because i have a bad attitude or want the comforts of home. Back to top AsiaTravellerJoined: 24 May 2004Posts: 908Location: Singapore, Mumbai, Penang, Denpasar, Berkeley Posted: Sun Jul 04, 2004 7:52 am Post subject: Develop some interests, wtdot. Do you have hobbies? Talents? Things you want to learn or study? There really IS a world of Thai culture out there. Finding your niche is what living abroad is all about. If you are studying Thai, work at improving it by joining some sort of group or club. Trust me, those things do exist, "even" for women! Not everything revolves around drinking. Avoid those who socialise in bars. You're not in Ireland anymore ... And the Thais won't stereotype you with the other farang you if you avoid the bar scene. Back to top JosephPJoined: 13 May 2003Posts: 445 Posted: Mon Jul 05, 2004 7:06 pm Post subject: I could agree with the idea that where-ever you go you take yourself, so, fair enough, if a person is bored it's because they are being boring. Hmmm... maybe, maybe not. Also the idea that somehow is a person could intergrate more fully with the local Thais a person would become less bored. I dunno. In my own case I was living in Surat with my wife (Thai) and our three-year-old daughter (born in the Kingdom). My mother-in-law lived on a farm in a mooban about a ten minute motorcycle ride from Big C. My interaction with foreigners was about five or six hours a day at work, and not that much considering we are all busy teaching. The rest of my time was dealing with the day in and day out domestic crud that everyone faces everywhere (with the exception of Paris Hilton, perhaps). Before I lived in Surat I lived in Songkhla. Both are similar in size. Songkhla had a far better selection of things to do, was cleaner, friendlier, and the motosai taxi drivers were just idiots, not complete idiots like Surat. Back to top wtdot03Joined: 18 Apr 2004Posts: 15Location: cork ireland/surrathani thailand Posted: Tue Jul 06, 2004 12:59 pm Post subject: OOOOOh there's a racial stereotype even ever i heard one..."youre not in Ireland anymore"..lol.Actually i do aerobics here most nights if that could be described as an interest or a boredom-buster!But i really didn't come all the way across the world to do prance about in my matching fluffy arm and sweat bands (as fetching as they are!).Also i see absoutley nothing wrong with drinking culture (..yeah tis in the genes!), it's as good a way to meet others as any.I'm into my photograpy too, although that's a rather solitary hobby.But there really really and honestly is nothing to do here, actually maybe it's been i'm becoming boring in my old age (25), i have had the peculiar urge to take up needlework lately!(ahem) But really besides my favourite hobby of playing cat and mouse with the local traffic, there is nothing to do.This place is not an example of the wonders of Thai culture either, even my Thai friends admit it. Back to top JosephPJoined: 13 May 2003Posts: 445 Posted: Tue Jul 06, 2004 3:08 pm Post subject: Hey, wtdot03! My mother-in-law lives on a little ol' farm and my wife's stepdad has a few pigs. How about helping these two folks out sloppin' the pigs, feeding the chickens, and weeding the chili patch? Their several rai agricultural empire isn't far from Surat. A motosai taxi shouldn't run you more than 40 or 50 baht to get out there. You could experience something that so few westerners get a chance to do. And since they don't have a phone, could you do us a favour and post us a note to see if they are doing okay? My wife has written to them but so far there has been no reply and my wife is getting a bit worried. PS. I'm not being snarky or sarcastic here. 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Carly Ludwig enters her fourth season as the head coach of the Blue Devils' women's golf team in 2014-15. Central Connecticut State University Director of Athletics Paul Schlickmann announced in 2011-12 that Carly Ludwig will be the new head women's golf coach for the University.
"We are thrilled to welcome Carly to the Blue Devil family," Schlickmann said. "She brings an exceptional golf related skill set to our program with a proven track record of success as a collegiate and professional player along with valuable experience as a club instructor and tournament manager. Carly possesses an impressive sense of integrity, a passion for the game and a positive energy that will undoubtedly translate well in her role as our new Head Coach. I am confident that Carly will develop our student-athletes on the course, and serve as a role model and mentor to them in all facets of their life here at Central."
Ludwig brings years of experience as a golf instructor and player to the Blue Devils. Most recently she worked as an instructor at The Santaluz Club in San Diego, CA. In addition to teaching the game at The Santaluz Club, she was also responsible for the clubs tournament operations.
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Rachel & Michael are fine
For some reason, over the last week or so, many of you have been emailing me about whether or not it's unravelling between Rachel McAdams and Michael Sheen. Where is this coming from? There have been NO indications that there's been trouble. They've been low key, and they haven't been papped every day, but they are FINE. This is Twi-Hard style worrying and it's totally unnecessary.
Check it - here they are holding hands in London today. She's practically living there now. He's playing Hamlet and she's been at the show to see him multiple times. She was also in town for her birthday last month. AND she traveled with him to Wales just over two weeks ago to celebrate his parents' anniversary, even posing with the family. Click here to see a photo.
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The slump in the United States and other advanced economies is the result of a failure of demand -- period, end of story. All attempts to claim that it is somehow structural, or maybe the result of reduced incentives to produce, have collapsed at first contact with the evidence. (link)
You've got to hand it to the man. He has the self-confidence of a Jesuit preacher who believes--really, truly believes in hell--and who fervently wants to share his revelation with us, the poor deprived masses. (Btw, doesn't a "failure of demand" also imply reduced incentives to produce?) I wonder what sort of reply he is expecting from this incredible statement?
Oh, I know, how about....Amen?
P.S. Forgive me Father Paul, for I have sinned. (I have committed the thought-crime of contemplating the possibility that this might not be the "end of the story"...am so ashamed; please prescribe penance.)
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It is still Paris Fashion Week y'all. And Chanel is supposedly one of the highlights. What did Karl Lagerfeld cook up for fall/winter 2013? Tweed jackets and skirts. A shrunkenly girlish pink sweater. A boxy pink suit Blair Waldorf would love. Epic over-the-knee boots that sort of look like combat boots with white knee socks. A coat that looks it's made from origami and cootie catchers. And so on. Chains, studs, leather. It was preppy punk girly, but not somehow not very fun or glamorous. As Cathy Horyn writes for the New York Times:
There were large, single silver chains at the neck, and some cute fur caps in the shape of Anna Wintour's bob. Apart from some chaste black dresses, you won't find much evening wear in this collection.
As Mr. Lagerfeld said, "Red carpet is a little démodé." He should know.
Take a look… Anything you like?
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It's that time of year in the NFL.
Stories like this begin cropping up all over the map: Player X throws his support behind a struggling coach on a team resembling a sinking ship.
This time around it's the 4-7 Buffalo Bills and coach Chan Gailey, who saw his play-calling critiqued by receiver Stevie Johnson this week, but has the backing of more than a few players.
"I think Coach Gailey's got a great mind offensively," running back Fred Jackson told The Buffalo News. "I think he's doing some tremendous things for us. He's utilizing his skill players. We just have to be consistent, as those players."
Bills defensive tackle Spencer Johnson doesn't want to see a coaching overall, despite Gailey's 14-29 record over three seasons.
"I love Chan," Johnson said. "If we go 9-7, everybody's talking something totally different. We're still going to keep the faith and keep playing hard and see how it goes."
The intense race for the playoffs is in full gear. Check out the latest situation in the postseason chase. More ...
The Bills have five games to improve on the four-win campaign, but nothing about this year's Bills suggests the can win out. The defense has been a vast disappointment. The Bills can't rush the passer or effectively use the talent they've assembled up front.
Gailey's best argument comes on offense, where the Bills have shown hints of explosiveness. C.J. Spiller has blossomed into an electric play-maker, but Gailey deserves heat for yanking his running back on critical drives. His backfield-by-committee obsession is baffling, maddening and Shanahan-esque.
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December 2012 Artist of the Month - Poisen
December 2, 2012 11:16 am
Each month the Renderosity community votes on the Renderosity Artist Of The Month [AOM] ... December's AOM is Poisen!
We congratulate Poisen for an outstanding collection of works in the ZBrush Gallery!
Who is 'Poisen' ?
My real name is Jon Bennett, and I am currently living in the technological desert of SW Michigan.
How long have you been working in digital art?
Pretty much since the start of things digital - think vic 20 commodore 64 days and Dpaint.
Do you have any traditional art experience?
Nope, pretty much self-taught.
What are you currently working on?
Just trying to keep the wheels from flying off this thing called my life! ;)
What software is in your digital toolset and why?
Well, I have experience with all of the major platforms in some form or another, but have narrowed down my focus to an older copy of 3ds Max and the current version of ZBrush.
What do you think your best piece of work is and why?
Hmm... hard question. I would say it is one that I havent done yet. I suffer from being my own worst critic when it comes to my finished work and always feel that there is more and/or better things that I should/could have done or done a different way and the next one will always be better.
Who, or what, inspires you?
Another hard one... The "what"- just about anything and anything really can and does provide me with inspiration from time to time. The "who" - well alot of the old masters of course, Boris, Franzetta, Giger, and alot of the old comic book artists are always good for a little inspiration.
What do you enjoy most about ZBrush?
The open ended nature of it and the way that all of the toolset combines with each other to provide an almost endless way of doing things. There really is no right or wrong way to do things in the Brush, just many different paths to your wanted destination. You just have to choose which one is right for the task at hand. Total creative freedom, really!
Do you have any tips you would be willing to share on the software?
Sure. I hear a lot of people have problems with the interface, and I can relate to that as far as it being alot different than most software applications. The trick is being able to stick with it and find the methods to it and the keyboard shortcuts. After you get that down and start to feel comfortable with it, it is really amazing on how fast the workflow can go. That and try not to take it in all at once, try to work on one aspect/function of it at a time until comfortable. Just looking at it as a whole can be rather intimidating to begin with. Like most things, we all want to start off at a dead run, but you really do need to learn to crawl and then walk before you learn to run with it.
How has this online community (Renderosity) enhanced your work, relationships, and learning?
It has really been great! I have been here in some shape or form for about 10 years now. As a place to learn about things and get inspiration and feedback, the different forums and the people here have really been a key factor in both my initial learning and then helping to keep on improving on my skillset and abilities. Long story short, I love the place!
Do you have any parting comments, or advice for other artists?
Really, just keep at it. Whatever it is you like or want to do, dont ever give up. It is a long road and it really has no final destination, but the journey itself is one heck of a ride for those who stick with it!
Also, I would really like to thank all of you guys and gals at Rendo for the nomination. It is very much appreciated!
We invite you to have a further look at Poisen's Renderosity Gallery!
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Bravo, So are you from Detroit? I use to live there, back in early 70"s, My hubby was going to night Law School, and working in Highland Park. His law school got tore down, now the Ball Park, School moved to MSU. I really loved living there. But we ended up back in our home town area. Lansing. I love your work and keep it up.


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So I got a heads-up late morning about a big downwinder from Crissy to Berkeley heading out from the Beach at Crissy around. It sounded like there'd be a few of us doing it and it seemed like the wind would be good. Yesterday brought some nice winds and the forescast called for more of the same this afternoon. I was able to hook up a ride from Berkeley which was excellent I live in the East Bay and wouldn't have to head back to Crissy afterwards. Nice!
At Crissy, thirteen total headed out - Chip, Jono, Anthony, Chad, Enrique, Byron, Jeff, Mark, Kathy, John, Charlie, Ovi, and Myself. As soon as we launched and headed out on mostly 12's, it was light. We all started heading downwind towards TI hoping to get some better wind. By Alcatraz, it was clear that it was very light and by then no going back; hadn't been any chance of going back since we launched, really. We all managed to get down to TI milking it pretty good, but it was definitely super-light.
Slowly we all approached TI, and I was behind a couple of other kiters toward the front and focusing on just keeping my kite flying and trying to stay planing, so where everyone else was at, except for those in front of me, I didn't know. Passing TI was good news as Berkeley started to seem that much closer, but shortly after TI is where it got lightest. Everyone was struggling hard, trying to keep the kites turning and flying in super-light winds, sinking down and rising up tyring to get planing. Severely slogging I started aiming for the upper rocky point at the Emeryville Marina. I worked my kite like crazy, sloshing up and down in the water for 5 minutes or so and managed to find a spot of wind and was stoked to get up and planing slowly. I started making a downwind run toward the upper point and past that, the beach at Pt. Emery.
By this time, a couple of kites had gone down, but some managed to wait it out and get enough wind to relaunch. I made it in to the beach after a couple others and then we waited to see who came in. All but two made it in and we didn't see them anywhere so we called the Coast Guard and they either got picked up by them or made it in by other boats as they showed up in a bit. One kiter lost his kite, got picked up by a sailboat and taken downwind to recover the kite, made a grab at the bar, missed and tried again, getting it the second time, relaunching it and eventually making it down the beach. Enrique, who was driving everyone who needed to go back to Crissy, which was 75% of the people, had lost the key to the truck, probably when he was trying to reunite himself with his kite via sailboat, later giving everyone ample time to drink all of the beer, which Chip made a run to replenish, while waiting for the extra keys to arrive.
All in all, an awesome time and killer downwinder across the bay. I knew we were going to make it, let's do it again sometime!


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About: Newby is a creative thinker who makes opportunities for discovery and enlightenment through use of information technologies. He is a leader in providing world-class research systems for computationally-based science and engineering. He is an innovator in bringing large-scale public access to digital content and systems. Newby builds things, in order to enhance our information commons. He give those things away. What shall we build next, together? In June 2014, as part of my MBA studies, I authored a personal branding booklet: "Strategy Unleashed."
Grand Challenge: The Ultimate information system will work so well that finding information is as easy as remembering it.
*Project Gutenberg, the premier source on the Internet for free literature. I'm Director & CEO (working as a volunteer) of the Project Gutenberg Literary Archive Foundation.
Student. I graduated in June 2014 with an MBA in Sustainable Systems from the Bainbridge Graduate Institute. It was very engaging, lots of work, and was a major upgrade in my world view and skillset. BGI is top-notch. It is now merged into the Presidio Graduate School.
"You must read, you must persevere, you must sit up nights, you must inquire, and exert the utmost power of your mind. If one way does not lead to the desired meaning, take another; if obstacles arise, then still another; until, if your strength holds out, you will find that clear which at first looked dark." - Giovanni Boccaccio, writer and humanist, 1313-1375.
My *Vita, with links to papers and other materials.
Canadian. Wife Ilana and I moved to Ontario in 2015, for my new position at Compute Canada. Since January 2015 I have been the Chief Technology Officer (CTO). Compute Canada is the national platform for advanced research computing (ARC) in Canada. As CTO, I have broad responsibilities for coordinating and planning the technologies, services and talented humans that bring ARC to Canada.
Alaskan ex-pat. Ilana and I moved to Alaska in 2003. We both worked at the University of Alaska Fairbanks, she in Rasmussen Library, me at the *Arctic Region Supercomputing Center. I departed UAF in February, 2014 for a position in Thuwal, Saudia Arabia, at the KAUST Supercomputing Laboratory.
Musher. We have *rather a few dogs, for dog sledding on the trails around our home in Two Rivers, Alaska, the finest mushing on earth.
Pacifist. I'm against all war. There's a great site that looks at the human and other costsofwar.org. These costs are for decades, not just the up-front expenses of soldiers and munitions.
Pro higher-education. Isn't everyone? This article by Lisa Featherstone from the June 10 2009 issue of The Nation says how higher education could be free for everyone -- for much less money than you would think.
Vegan. I'm against eating or exploiting animals. People ask me why I'm vegan. Here are reasons why I am a vegan. I'm in favor of social reform that creates opportunity for people, with literacy a key part of creating opportunity. Visit Yahoo's Vegan pages; the Vegan FAQ (one of several) is especially informative. Don't be duped by the billions of dollars spent by meat industry every year to make you think meat has benefits. For a great case in point, read all about McDonalds in mcspotlight.org. Don't worry about being alone - take a look at this list of famous vegetarians & vegans.
More than war, racism or even imperialism, the global economy depends on the exploitation of non-human life. [...] The modern death culture cannot tolerate a philosophy that values life over wealth and power. "Peter," in EF!J Eostar 2006 p. 19.
Need more? Here is an article by Peter Singer from the September 11 2006 issue of The Nation: Don't Buy Factory-Farm Products.
More on the pacifist theme: Here is one of many great articles by Naomi Klein from The Nation (July 21, 2008) on Disaster Capitalism. Thesis: "today's preferred method of reshaping the world in the interest of multinational corporations is to systematically exploit the state of fear and disorientation that accompanies moments of great shock and crisis."
For animals: "It was once remarked that a person who destroys the works of man is condemned as a vandal, but a man who destroys the works of God is praised as a sportsman. How anyone can turn a creature of movement, light and beauty into a blood-bedraggled corpse in the name of sport and pleasure is beyond comprehension" -- Clive Hollands
Realizing that the corporate greed that is at the heart of modern industrialization of animal killing, here's a quote from Michael Moore from The Nation: "Greed has been with human beings forever. We have a number of things in our species that you would call the dark side, and greed is one of them. If you don't put certain structures in place or restrictions on those parts of our being that come from that dark place, then it gets out of control. Capitalism does the opposite of that. It not only doesn't really put any structure or restriction on it. It encourages it, it rewards, it."
Anti-Corporate Media. Radio and Internet. I co-founded (with Ann Bishop) *Prairienet, the community network of Urbana-Champaign Illinois. I've also been active with iBiblio, the Public's Library, in Chapel Hill. I've had a life-long passion for music and gadgets, and a good place to put them together is radio. I hosted The Lone Rhinoceros Show and lots of other stuff (music & programming, engineering and events) at WEFT, community radio in Champaign. I was on the air for a couple of years, and involved with radio production, at WXDU, Duke University's community radio station. I also had a show for a few years on KSUA, UAF's student-run radio with my show, Notes from the Underground. Yes, there are non-commercial alternatives, and they are great!!!
Environmentalist. How many environments do you have to live in? What's happening to the one we share? Get educated about environmental issues - visit Envirolink or get informed about the environmental movement. One way way to get started: Become *paperless.
Teacher. I started teaching university classes about the Internet in 1988, and though my current job doesn't have regular teaching duties, I'm still teaching in many other ways. See *my old UNC pages for links to classes and other items, or local copies of my INLS187 Information Security class.
Security expert. I'm a certified information security professional (CISSP) with several papers and conference proceedings on information security, data integrity and privacy. I have spoken at hacker events, encouraging creative thinking and investigations strongly guided by an ethical compass.
Note: Items with a *are my own pages or projects; others are external links.
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A few more quotes I like:
"Make no mistake: there is no easy way to achieve real equality of opportunity in higher education. This will be a key issue for the social state of the twenty-first centurey, and the ideal system has yet to be invented." Thomas Piketty, "Capitalism in the Twenty-First Century."
"[t]here is no greater threat to human security on this planet than our well-trained capacity to flip off our empathy switch", from the film, "Every Three Seconds."
"I've been engaged in what I call comprehensive anticipatory design science.
There will always be problems ahead -- problems are the essential catalysts of growthful life. The problems of tomorrow will not be predominantly physical but predominantly problems of intellectual integrity." -- Buckminister Fuller (Ideas and Integrities, 1963).
"If you are made a leader, do not magnify yourself, but among your men, be as one of them." -- Edmund, King of the East Angles (840-870).
"Leaders are visionaries with a poorly developed sense of fear and no concept of the odds against them." -- Robert Jarvik.


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The sun never really sets on the Old West. The many legends about the men and women of the late 1800s continue to capture modern imaginations, and the most famous of all are the outlaws, like Billy the Kid.
Although he was only 21 years old when he died, his name is still very well-known. A new episode of the PBS series American Experience, airing on PBS-HD Channel 6 at 8pm on Tuesday, January 10th, explores the surprising details of Billy's life in both New Mexico and Arizona.
Mark McLemore talks with John Maggio about Billy the Kid's remarkable story, starting with the observation that Billy truly was a legend in his own time...
John Maggio's film Billy the Kid will debut on PBS-HD Channel 6 at 8 o'clock on Tuesday, January 10th on PBS-HD Channel 6.


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Muscle Mustangs & Fast FordsEvents
Art of Camo: Hiding the 2015 Ford Mustang
When a highly-anticipated test car is spotted on the streets, it is cloaked in camouflage to ensure that secrets are kept undercover from paparazzi looking to leak out every possible detail. Spy shots surface of cars sporting padded covers with mysterious vents and pockets or sport special paint jobs meant to hide its true shape.
With the all-new 2015 Ford Mustang, enthusiasts have been anxiously awaiting every little detail while Ford tried hard to keep it under wraps during months and thousands of logged miles testing the finalized product on public roads. Spy photos flooded the internet every time the covered pony car was spotted around Dearborn, which sparked debates of what the new Mustang might entail.
While many people are out there trying to figure out what is lurking below the black vinyl, the camouflage team from Ford design and engineering is making sure the car is perfectly hidden below the drapes.
"Ford designers and engineers spend a lot of time developing new cars, and part of my job is to make sure people don't see the result until it's completely ready," said Dave Pericak, Mustang chief engineer. "Professional spy photographers have been stalking prototype cars for decades, and now, the addition of camera phones has made it even more critical to hide our cars from prying eyes."
"The professional photographers all know where the cars get built and where they get tested," said Pericak. "One photographer we see frequently parks in discrete locations with a view of these facilities, just waiting for something new to emerge."
With everybody now armed with smartphones, avoiding the usual photographer hot spots is not enough anymore. A quick photo and upload takes mere seconds and can spoil the secret in no time.
"Before a single one of these test vehicles is allowed to leave the prototype plant, a camouflage package is developed and must be approved by the design, engineering, and test track safety departments," said Al Wilkinson, Ford camouflage coordinator. "With all of the camo in place, even a good photograph should not give away the design details of the new car."
Developing the camouflage starts with the design team and is refined through engineering and safety. When designing the Mustang camo, the first design was shockingly minimal to keep weight and aerodynamic effects minimal, but that wasn't going to cut it with today's technology.
"When I saw the first camouflage package the team suggested, I knew it wasn't good enough to counter the paparazzi, so we went back to the drawing board," said Pericak.
Not wanting to reveal too much of the body, it was back to work to make sure the whole car was covered in black vinyl with heavily-padded foam underneath. The second design revealed the fastback profile that Pericak wanted to keep hidden, so it was back to the starting line one more time.
The last Mustang camo package hid the fastback profile and car proportions making it appear as a notchback and seem much smaller than it actually was. Plastic and foam pieces were placed strategically beneath the vinyl to throw off paparazzi and hide the car's true curves.
"Safety is as important as security when testing prototypes," added Wilkinson. "Despite covering the body, we still have to make sure car lights and signals can shine through."
The camo can't just be thrown on the car, but involves a process to make sure that there is no air to catch the vinyl and pull it up in front of anxious onlookers, and with the new Mustang capable of 155mph, it can be a safety issue for the driver and anybody in the general vicinity.
The final Mustang camo was weighed in at 49 pounds, providing a secure and discreet cover, but allowing the vehicle to breathe when out on the open road.
When looking to photograph a spy car, patience is a virtue. Photographers can sit for minutes or months to catch a glimpse of a never-before-seen vehicle. When Tom Barnes, vehicle engineering manager, drove the first covered 2015 Mustang out on the streets, it took less than an hour for the spy photos to be plastered all over social media and automotive websites.
"After spending weeks refining the camo package for the Mustang, it was a bit frustrating getting snagged by the paparazzi almost immediately," said Barnes. "On the other hand, when we saw the photos later that day, it was a relief to realize you really couldn't tell what the car looked like."
The Ford team went to great lengths to make sure that the Mustang was as obscured as possible, but sometimes the camo needs to come off for further testing. In this case, a lot of late nights were in order for the team to gather the information that they needed with covers off.
Now that the new Mustang has been officially revealed by Ford, the team is free to test it without camo as the paparazzi has moved on to fresh new targets.


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juryj needed a new web page design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 20 designs submitted by 14 freelance designers.
This contest is for a web site design for a building supply company called Brick City Associates
Brick City Associates
This contest is for a web site design for a building supply company called Brick City Associates, which has 4 locations. The logos for the 4 locations are in the attached jpeg. The logos aren't that great, but should be incorporated somewhere on the home page and be big enough to read, but not overpowering. The colors for the site should be earth tones but not too dark. There is no logo for the parent company, "Brick City Associates", so you can either just use text or make some sort of a logo for it. The company sells stone and brick for landsaping, paving, and home construction. The menu items will be as follows:
About Us
Sample Competitors
The deliverable will be the original design document such as a layered photoshop file as well as the fully sliced site including optimized images, CSS and standards complient HTML.
Here is the link to the logos: http://www.gamutsolutions.com/brick…_logos.jpg
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Vibe Hotel Sydney
A unique Sydney hotel offering chic accommodation in the heart of Sydney, Vibe Hotel Sydney exudes the style of this fantastic city. Vibe Hotel Sydney is located in the heart of Sydney surrounded by many activities. On their doorstep is Paddy's Markets - a fun marketplace with so much to see, taste, smell and touch. Sydney Aquarium, Sydney Wildlife Park and Powerhouse Museum are all within walking distance of the hotel
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SEATTLE -- It was a dark and stormy night. Was it ever. In just one evening, over four quarters of ugly football, the whole season changed for the 49ers.
We won't know completely how much it changed for another week or so, when we see exactly how the playoff brackets are set. But the 42-13 loss to the Seahawks here Sunday evening puts the 49ers in a whole different geographic location moving ahead.
Go to a football map. Find the continent of hurt. That's where they are now situated. Literally and figuratively.
And as the evening progressed, those ramifications kept ramifying into worse and worse scenarios.
It wasn't just that the loss dropped the 49ers from the second seed in the NFC down to the third seed - which, if form holds, would eliminate a bye week for them and force a first-round rematch against the Seahawks at Candlestick Park.
No, it was far more than that.
It was the way that the embarrassment unfolded, with the Seahawks outplaying the 49ers in all 73 phases of the game, or however many phases there are.


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A paramount role of a clinical social worker working with youth in foster care is hearing their voice. Adolescents deserve their voice being heard regarding their case plan, to include such things as establishing their goals, placement decisions and plans for their future. However, for adolescents in child welfare, the ability to have the robust capacity to identify and… Continue reading Youth Advocacy and Leadership in Child Welfare
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Fostering Resilient Outcomes
In thinking about resiliency in clinical practice, most seek to understand the special quality about an individual that helps him overcome adversity. In a simplistic version of this inquiry, the professional may look at a person's characteristics to ascertain what makes him stronger than another, as if resiliency is located within a person rather than how he is affected by his lived experience. In an attempt to complicate the construct of resilience, by using… Continue reading Fostering Resilient Outcomes
The Lived Experience of Foster Care
"Do you feel that being in foster care has the changed the way you view yourself?" "How has where you lived and who you lived with impacted the way you see the world?" "How about your view of others?" "Do you think that your experience before and during your foster care placement will have any longstanding effects on your… Continue reading The Lived Experience of Foster Care
Has Compassion Disappeared?
On January 22, 2017, Naika Venant a 14-year-old girl committed suicide while in the care of the Florida child welfare system in Miami. She streamed the progression of her self inflicted death on Facebook Live for over two hours from the bathroom of her foster home. Horrifically, there were a reported 1,000 views which should have brought attention and help to Naika, but the opposite happened.… Continue reading Has Compassion Disappeared?
ACEs…Great in Poker not in Childhood
Adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) are classified into three categories of events: abuse, neglect, and household dysfunction. The experiences are measured from an individual's childhood until the age of 18 into the ACEs questionnaire, which is 10 questions, to determine their exposure to harmful experiences to determine an overall score. The higher the ACEs score (or number of adverse experiences), the more… Continue reading ACEs…Great in Poker not in Childhood
Listen Carefully…A Podcast
Yes, you have read the title right! I have created a podcast. For an intimate look into the foster care system, listen to the interview I had with Sam a foster care alumni. In this podcast, I explore with Sam his journey from entrance into foster care to present, at age 25. We explore the impact that… Continue reading Listen Carefully…A Podcast
What's that Podcast About?
There is now a podcast for almost any topic out there from politics, philosophy, crime investigation, and yes, even foster care! The now infamous series Serial, with over 80 million downloads, brought the podcast to its now current status of the "go to" on demand listen while engaging in our day to day tasks. Well, truth be told, I am… Continue reading What's that Podcast About?
ReMoved: Understanding the Lived Foster Care Experience
"My past defines me. This is who I am. I am unseen, unheard, unwanted. That is what I am. If I am even anything." ReMoved ReMoved is a poignant short film that portrays the lived foster care experience. The film was written and produced by Nathanael and Christina Matanick to raise awareness of the pain and hopelessness felt by children in the… Continue reading ReMoved: Understanding the Lived Foster Care Experience
What About My Education?
Going to school just seems like a run of the mill normal expectation for children. A child turns 5 and he starts his formal schooling experience. While most children may probably say they would rather not go to school, they appear to succeed in interacting with teachers, learning new lessons, as well as being exposed to social experiences in developing friendships… Continue reading What About My Education?
The Luggage of Foster Care
We think sometimes that poverty is only being hungry, naked and homeless. The poverty of being unwanted, unloved and uncared for is the greatest poverty. We must start in our own homes to remedy this type of poverty. -Mother Teresa


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February 14, 2014
This piece originally appeared in Rae's blog, Diva Living With AIDS.
I've been blogging all week, and after sitting at my computer for hours trying to come up with something deep and profound to say on Valentine's Day, I actually drew a blank. Then it occurred to me that all I really want to say to you is, use a condom. No need to be extra in this last post in the series. I hope that I have given you lots to think about all week long and I hope that some of it will stay with you as you muddle through life and love.
The fact is, no matter how much I drill it home, you still have to make the decision to let self-love be your guide. This is what I know to be true, that we don't really know what another person has done or will do. All we can truly know is what we do and what we see.
We make a whole lot of assumptions about our partners don't we; what they would or would not do. Even what we think they are doing when they tell us what they are doing. The fact is, unless you have eyes everywhere, all you can hope for is the truth. That is, what they tell you is true.
Given this fact, this is what I know: If the penis ain't in your pocket you have no idea what it's doing when it ain't with you. What I know to be true, is that I have had sex with another woman's boyfriend, and even husband, while HIV infected. I have even lain in bed, while he talked to the wife and then resumed doing the do. Thank God that I found the strength to love myself.
What I know for sure is that you can only be accountable for your own body, and at the end of the day, your own life. We have taken the blame out of HIV as should be. No one deserves to get HIV; NO ONE! But what I also know to be true, is each day we make choices about our bodies. The choice to have sex and the choice to not have sex. The choice to have sex with a condom and the choice to have sex without a condom.
My prayer is that you will make the healthiest choice. Remember this, some things cannot be undone. It is a fact, there is no sex worth your life. If you become infected we can treat you and you can live a long time, but understand this, HIV is a game charger and that's a fact.
At the end of the day, there is no sex worth your life! Use a Condom! The End!
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WASHINGTON, D.C. – A huge win for the nation's biggest television broadcasters: in a 6-3 ruling, the Supreme Court said Wednesday that streaming television startup Aereo violates the Copyright Act.
Ever since Aereo was introduced in early 2012, its biggest financial backer, Barry Diller, has said that there is "no plan B" if the courts concluded that it was operating illegally.
Using thousands of miniature TV antennas, Aereo scoops up the freely available signals of local stations in cities like New York, Boston and Atlanta. It then delivers those signals to the smartphones, tablets or computers of paying subscribers.
Subscribers pick what to watch through a traditional on-screen guide. They can also record shows and stream them later.
A group of broadcasters sued Aereo in early 2012, before it had even launched in its first market, New York City. The broadcasters asserted that Aereo violated copyright laws by allowing "public performances" of their TV shows. Aereo said it was only enabling private screenings, just like off-the-shelf TV antennas do.
The issue reached the Supreme Court last fall and the case was heard in April.
The formal issue before the court was "whether a company 'publicly performs' a copyrighted television program when it retransmits a broadcast of that program to thousands of paid subscribers over the Internet."
The owners of ABC, CBS, Fox, NBC, Univision and other broadcasters put up a united front against Aereo. (Time Warner, the parent company of CNN and CNNMoney, was not a plaintiff in the case, but did support the broadcasters.)
Fueling the feeling that Aereo was David battling Goliath, the Justice Department and the United States Copyright Office took a public position against Aereo and called it "clearly infringing."
"What Aereo is doing is really the functional equivalent of what Congress in the 1976 [Copyright] Act wanted to define as a public performance," Malcolm Stewart, a deputy solicitor general at the Department of Justice, told the Supreme Court justices during oral arguments in April.
Aereo and its supporters strongly disagreed — they said the service was expressly created to abide by the law.
"Aereo is, essentially, simply an antenna device that replaces technologically what you used to have to do — to go up to your rooftop and erect an antenna," Diller said.
Diller, in a CNN interview in April, said that a ruling against Aereo would "have profound effects on the development of technology."
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China's Air Pollution Can Be Deadly
Air pollution from coal cut life expectancy by more than five years in parts of China, according to a Massachusetts Institute of Technology study. The WSJ's Michael Arnold speaks with Clean Air Network CEO Sum Kwong about what China and Hong Kong can do to clean up their air.
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Former Pakistan president Pervez Musharraf on Saturday said Prime Minister Manmohan Singh should visit Pakistan only if it was going to yield some results, maintained he had no regrets for plotting Kargil and asked India to be vigilant against Muslim radicalism. He was speaking in an interview to this paper and, before that, at the Hindustan Times Leadership Summit 2012. 'He (Singh) should visit Pakistan only if there is going to be a solution to disputes. Otherwise, the visit will be flat and unproductive,' Musharraf said. However, had a previously planned trip in 2007 by Singh gone through, there could have been some concrete agreements, he said. Between India and Pakistan, India had to be the more accommodative one because it was the bigger country, the former Pakistani ruler told a packed house at the summit. 'India should have a big heart because it is the bigger country. When the smaller party makes the compromise, it can have negative connotations,' he said, suggesting the latter scenario could be misconstrued as the 'bigger party' dominating the other. Musharraf said India-Pakistan relations took the biggest hits whenever the intelligence agencies of the two nations got into a confrontation and, according to him, sponsored proxy wars. 'This led to a total breakdown of trust and, may I say, we became enemies.' He also harped on both sides displaying the right 'niyat' (intention), a word he mentioned 11 times. When he was, therefore, asked to explain his 'intent' behind sneaking Pakistani troops into Kargil on the Indian side in 1999, he said: 'The same niyat that led India to the Bangladesh war. You divided half of our country. We are not talking about that. Why are we not talking about Siachen? I am not going to compromise on the honour and dignity of Pakistan. I have no regrets for Kargil.' There were 'three essential prerequisites', he said, to resolving Indo-Pak disputes - a 'sincere niyat'; downsizing the role of bureaucrats and intelligence agencies, since they 'usually find it difficult to break from the past'; and a 'strong leadership function'. In a new prescription for the two neighbours that have fought three wars since 1947, he added: 'A step-wise progress doesn't work because I may want a different step. Break away from the past and work on the disputes.' Musharraf also cautioned India on extremism, saying: 'In India, one feels extremism among Muslim youth may be on the rise. Action would be required to neutralise it.' He rejected the view that his country's intelligence knew al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden was in hiding in Pakistan. 'There was no complicity. I am 500% sure. There was negligence.' So, was Pakistan's intelligence sleeping, he was asked by television personality Karan Thapar, who chaired the session. 'You should allow the ISI to sleep once (in a while),' Musharraf replied in his wry humour.
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I don't think anyone was all that surprised that the PS3 was delayed. And I'm certainly glad they took the initiative to redesign the boomerang. I hope it's something more efficient. Personally, I think they'd be foolish to abandon the overall design of the Dual Shock. I firmly believe that they are the overall best controllers out there. But...you do know that FFXII is for the PS2, right? Because your wording leads me to believe otherwise. Unless all those people I know are lying about playing the import. :P
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Please note that we are scheduling network maintenance on Tuesday, October 19 from 6 AM to 6-30 AM GMT to change one of our HDDs to more powerful one. We hope that all the changes will be done while short period of time, but there is always a possibility for issues to arise so it would be wise to expect downtime for 30-40 minutes (we are scheduling 40 minutes window in case any unforeseen problems should arise).
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