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The urge to switch careers can strike older workers for a variety of reasons—an unexpected job loss, fear about dimming prospects in their current industry, or simply a yen for change—but there are pitfalls of which to be wary.
Certainly, one mistake is to rush the decision. If you have the luxury of time—that is to say, a current job—consider taking three years to plan. Depending on your financial situation, "you might have to do it incrementally," said Kerry Hannon, a Washington-based career expert and author of "Great Jobs for Everyone 50+."
"You need a job that pays the bills now. Then, on the side, take the classes you need, build those skills you need," she said.
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"I've interviewed hundreds and hundreds of these folks," Hannon added. "Anyone who has had at least three years of planning—they're not unemployed those three years, but they're planning for what they want to do—all of them succeeded if they gave themselves that much time."
Those who did it faster? Often, they "never got that traction," she said.
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Here are eight mistakes to avoid when trying to switch careers:
1. Don't go into it blind
Test the job first. Before you drop everything, including your paycheck, for your dream career, do a try out by volunteering, moonlighting or shadowing others.
Your dream career "may sound really romantic and fantastic…but when you actually do the job you realize it's not such a great proposition or your personality really doesn't fit," Hannon said.
For example, one couple Hannon interviewed for her book opened their own chocolate business. But first, while the husband was still working as a pediatrician, he volunteered at Dean & DeLuca, the gourmet food store.
"Then, they started making chocolates for a local restaurant. They slowly expanded, and now they've got a nice online business," Hannon said.
2. Don't assume your skills are up-to-date
People often worry more about their gray hair rather than whether they have the right skills for their new career, said Marci Alboher, author of "The Encore Career Handbook" and vice president at Encore.org, a nonprofit that advocates for older people who start new careers aimed at the greater good.
"Everyone says, 'Should I dye my hair?'" Alboher said. "I don't want to say that appearance has nothing to do with it, but you should focus just as much on what you bring to the table."
"Do you know what's going on in the field? Are you connected to the right network? That stuff is equally or more important than what's on top of your head," she said. Read: 9 tips to for older job seekers to beat age bias.
Consider a certificate program at your local community college. "If you're really interested in trying something different, take some courses to show you're up-to-date on what's happening," Hannon said.
Also, take the time to assess how your skills can apply to your new field. "You need to sit down and say, 'What skills did I do at this old job that can translate into what I can do at my new job?'" Hannon said.
3. Don't put all of your focus on your resume
"You hear it all the time: 'I've sent out hundreds of resumes,'" Alboher said. But "you never hear that people find their next thing by sending out resumes."
Instead, focus on connecting to the right people. It's "much more to do with who you know and what you know than having a pretty resume," she said.
That entails getting out in the world. "The best thing you can do when looking for opportunities is to show up. Go to conferences, volunteer," Alboher said.
"You meet all kinds of other smart, interesting people who are motivated by the things you're motivated by, who want to contribute in the way you do," she said.
"You'll extend your network, you'll probably be doing something that is enhancing your skills a little bit, and you're also stepping away from that computer—that is really good for your mind set."
Still, you should also make sure your LinkedIn profile is updated, Alboher said.
"Spend a little more time on the LinkedIn profile and a little less time" on the resume, she said.
4. Don't ruin your hobby
Whatever your hobby, it's not necessarily a great job for you.
Maybe you love gardening? That doesn't mean you're going to love landscape gardening, which can be solitary work when you're doing it all day, every day, Hannon said.
"When it's your full-time job it can be excruciating," she said. That's why, as noted above, testing your new career before making the switch is important.
5. Don't ignore debt
"Debt is the biggest dream killer," Hannon said. "If you can somehow get a handle on your outstanding debt, get a clean balance sheet—then you can take a job that may not be high paying."
A related, and obvious, point: Save money before you make the switch. "If you're shifting careers into something completely different, chances are you're going to be making less money, at least for a while," Hannon said. "Money is the biggest stumbling block, without a doubt."
For those who are switching to their own small business, research the possibility of a loan. See the resources listed at the end of this story.
6. Don't neglect defining your goals
Often, people are unclear or confused about what their passion is or what they really want to do, Hannon said.
"That's really important. Do some soul-searching before you even get going. Ask people around you. Your friends sometimes know more about you than you do," she said.
For example, you may have skills or hobbies that you don't consider a possible job opportunity, but your friends do, she said.
7. Don't get networking wrong
"If you're wearing a name tag, it's probably not the right way," Alboher said. "The best ways to network are the ways that are layered into things that are already happening in your life and that are connected to your natural interests."
For example, "if you're a parent and you're already spending a lot of time at your children's school, that is where your network is. That's where you show up for part of the day. Pay attention to who shows up there," she said.
8. Don't panic
Changing careers is big and at times overwhelming.
When people leave a career, they "lose their identity," Hannon said. "They lose their confidence and their mojo when they're in the midst of a change."
To avoid that feeling, take baby steps, Hannon said. "Do one thing every day to make the change. Make that one phone call every day. Try to make yourself take one step toward what you want to do."


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Verizon becomes first firm to offer certified online ID protection
Feds approve telecom giant to offer digital identity security for federal personnel and visitors to dot-gov websites.
Verizon has become the first company certified to offer high-level online identity protection for federal personnel and visitors to dot-gov websites, officials at the telecommunications firm announced Monday morning.
With agencies under budgetary pressure to move services online and data breaches spiking, ID providers are vying to offer departments, as well as businesses, easy, affordable means of ensuring people are who they say they are online. Verizon officials said the win opens the door for potential contracts with the Internal Revenue Service and other agencies that require a high level of ID trustworthiness for transactions, such as filing taxes directly through IRS.gov.
Until now, companies, including Google and Equifax, met the federal government's criteria for offering websites only the lowest of four "levels of assurance" -- Level 1, which simply confirms a username and password. Level 3 assurance, which Verizon now carries, requires checking a second piece of identifying data, such as a smart card containing personal information and biometric fingerprints.
"We are the first and only identity provider that's been certified at Level 1, 2 and 3," Verizon's chief identity strategist Tracy Hulver said.
During the past year, a number of government officials have had their personal and professional email credentials held hostage by hackers with a grudge, most recently at the United Nations. Some security experts say a two-step ID validation process may have quashed an invasion by hacktivists of the U.N.'s mail server.
Outsourcing credentialing to trusted ID providers could further shield federal employees from identity theft, Hulver said. "It greatly reduces the likelihood that someone is trying to pose as you," he added.
Commercial IDs allow Internet users to log in with one set of credentials on many sites without having to register their Social Security numbers across the Internet -- an added privacy bonus, say some civil liberties advocates. Several prominent agencies, including the IRS and Veterans Affairs Department, have dismal track records in securing personal information in-house, according to government audits.
The White House recently issued a directive ordering all federal agencies launching or upgrading Level 1 dot-gov sites to offer citizens the option of opening accounts using their existing commercial credentials. For example, visitors on CPSC.gov would be able to register through their Gmail accounts to receive recall updates from the Consumer Product Safety Commission. The Oct. 6 memo stated that departments only have to offer the type of sophisticated ID verification that Verizon now supplies "where appropriate and as resources permit."
Equifax is applying to become a certified Level 2 and Level 3 provider for the government, according to officials at Anakam, Equifax's identity proofing unit. The Obama administration this spring released a plan for linking together all ID providers in an "identity ecosystem," akin to a credit card payment system for verifying online IDs. The main hang-up with the National Strategy for Trusted Identities in Cyberspace, is not the technology, but rather universal buy-in from Internet companies, governments, businesses and consumers, according to administration officials. Verizon executives said they are committed to moving forward on the endeavor with competitors, including Google, McAfee and others.
By subscribing to Verizon's Level 3 services, federal customers essentially would hand over ID management to the company, including the work of enrolling users' personal data, distributing logins securely to them, and verifying those credentials for each transaction, Verizon officials said. Agencies would have the option of buying physical tokens for users or one-time passwords sent to their cellphones. Currently, no vendors are certified to provide the strongest layer of protection, Level 4, which requires a user to prove his or her identity in person before obtaining credentials.
Hulver said the cost of Verizon's offerings vary based on the size of a department's user base. A small, 50,000-person agency could pay between $8 and $20 per user. A department as big as the IRS, with hundreds of millions of users, may be charged $1 per person because the more users, the lower the unit cost of providing the service.


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The Million Dollar Highway and other routes in the state attract motorcycle enthusiasts from all over, and while many choose Harley-Davidsons or Japanese sport bikes, a few are aficionados of brands whose heyday passed decades ago.
By sheer coincidence, two rebuilders of obscure vintage bikes ply their trade in this tiny mountain town.
One of them is Matt Rambow, who has made a living since 1997 rebuilding British Norton Commandos in his shop, Colorado Norton Works, headquartered in Dolores.
It was the super bike that everybody else measured up to back in the 70s, said Rambow, who added that bikes like Norton, BSA and Triumph were the leaders in speed before Japanese bikes began to dominate the market later in the decade.
Though the Norton Commando has passed into obscurity for most of us, Rambow said many riders in their 50s and older who owned one or wanted one in their youth can now afford to purchase one of his frame-up rebuilds, which start at $30,000. Riders from as far away as China, Australia and Peru are willing to wait eight months to a year for one of Rambows made-to-order bikes. Colorado Norton Works is booked until 2014, he said.
Rambow said the 750 cubic centimeters and 850cc Commandos that come out of his shop are rebuilds, not restorations. Rambow said Commandos were known for having undependable electrical systems and era-appropriate brakes that may frighten a modern rider.
There are well over a hundred upgrades (to each bike), said Rambow, adding that his motorcycles are designed to be dependable, while still maintaining the feel of the original. The main thing is taking the best of what they had to keep the personality (of the original), and address all the shortcomings.
Having one world-renowned motorcycle restorer/rebuilder in town may be unusual enough, but Dolores can boast two. Just a stones throw away from Colorado Norton Works on County Road T.5 lives Sam Manganaro, who for the last few years has been bringing another revered British motorcycle, the Vincent, back to life in his shop, Vincent Works.
Pre-war, (World War II) they were the fastest things around, Manganaro said.
His approach to fixing bikes differs from Rambows half the Vincents in his shop have all-original parts, and the rest are mostly original.
These particular bikes are worth a lot more if theyre all original, Manganaro said.
Manganaro said many of his clients are collectors who buy the bikes as an investment. Next week, he will return a 1951 Vincent Black Lightning, one of only 39 made that year valued at $500,000, to its owner while attending a motorcycle show in Alabama. Manganaro said his client has owned the bike for seven or eight years and has never ridden it.
I kind of shamed him into riding it (at the show), he joked.
Rambow and Manganaro said that they both ended up in Dolores by happenstance. Rambow, a self-described former ski bum, grew up in Sweden and came to Colorado for the snow back in the 1980s. He used up his six-month tourist visa, returned home then packed up and moved to Colorado for good, living in Vail and Denver before Dolores.
Manganaro, who said Rambow helped him when he was starting out, arrived in Dolores from New England with family several years ago.
A lot of people ask, how did you both end up here? he said. Its just a great place to be, a great place to work, a great place to ride.


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Has anyone tried using screencasting programs (ie recordmydesktop or xvidcap, etc) with the open source radeon driver?
For the love of me, I cant get them to record at anything more than 2 fps!
Xorg process easily takes up 100% cpu once they run. (hell, gtk-recordmydesktop will take 70% cpu even before you hit the record button, wtf is up with that!)
Amd 64/3200 with 1 gig ram, ati X800 video card. (32 bit Ubuntu 7.04 installed)
On a pos P3-800 with a much older *nvidia* card, both xvidpcap and recordmydesktop can easily capture 15 fps.
Is there something in the radeon driver that aint jiving with these programs?


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Russia, Canada brings back haunting memories
Like millions of other Canadians from coast to coast on that fateful evening of Jan. 5, 2011, Connor McDavid had a sick feeling churning around in his gut.
On that particular night, Team Canada, captained by Ryan Ellis, took a 3-0 lead into the third period of the title game against the Russians at the 2011 World Junior championship in Buffalo. With now-Senators coach Dave Cameron serving as the bench boss for Canada, both the players and the thousands of red-clad Canadian fans at the First Niagara Center could almost taste victory.
Not so fast.
In what will go down as The Collapse In The Queen City, the Russians exploded for five unanswered even-strength goals in the final 20 minutes to capture the championship with an improbable 5-3 victory, leaving Team Canada and its legions of supporters stunned.
Four years later, the Canadians and Russians will meet again in the gold medal game, their first clash in the title tilt since that epic Russian comeback in western New York.
And as he and his teammates attempt to capture Canada's first championship in this event since 2009 by posting a victory at the Air Canada Centre Monday night, McDavid said Team Canada can learn from valuable lessons from that gut-wrenching defeat in '11.
"I remember watching it. It was really tough to watch," McDavid said after Canada's 5-1 semifinal victory over Slovakia on Sunday, a magnificent performance in which he tallied three assists.
"Yes, these are different teams this time around. But that (2011) game showed just how talented the Russians are. They are never out of a game and we have to be aware of that.
"That game showed that, even if you are ahead, you have to finish the game, especially against these guys.
"Otherwise …"
With five points in the past two games, McDavid is showing that he is rounding back into top form after injuring his hand back on Nov. 11. Now he'll attempt to showcase his skills against the Russians, who punched their ticket to the final with a 4-1 semifinal upset of the Swedes on Sunday.
These Russian kids, by the way, also remember what went down in Buffalo four years ago.
"I think every young Russian hockey player watched that and remembers," said Russian defenceman Rinat Valiev, a Maple Leaf prospect. "It taught us that you can never give up, There is always a chance."
The common thread between this Russian team and the 2011 edition: Valeri Bragin coached both squads.
Everyone knows how the Russians fell flat on their faces in Sochi, where they were considered among the favourites to win Olympic gold last winter only to fail to reach the medal round.
These Russian juniors have already advanced far further in this tournament than Alex Ovechkin and his buddies did at the Winter Games. Now, they are just one win away from their first World Junior gold in four years.
One sidebar to that Russian victory four years ago came when the team attempted to fly home out of Buffalo.
The key word here: "Attempted."
In the end, the Russian celebrations apparently went too far – so much so that they were kicked off a flight out of Buffalo for alleged unruly behaviour. The team ended up being removed from a Delta Air Lines flight to Atlanta just before the plane took off at approximately 6:10 a.m., about eight hours after gold medals had been draped around the necks of the players.
At that time, officials explained the reason for the decision.
"They were asked by the flight crew to calm down," said Doug Hartmayer of the Niagara Frontier Transportation Authority, which was in charge of security operations at the airport. "When they didn't, that's when they were asked to leave the plane. They left in an orderly manner."
Players were forced off the plane, retrieve their luggage and leave the terminal.
Should the Russians win the gold Monday night – this time on Canadian soil – we're betting coach Bragin won't let it get to that point again.
Of course, you never know …
In the first period, Slovak forward David Soltes thought he'd done well by narrowly avoiding a big hit by Canadian defenceman Josh Morrisey. That is, until he collided seconds later with teammate Dominik Rehak. The impact understandably elicited huge cheers from the pro-Canada crowd … So, too, for that matter, did Max Domi. After yapping with Slovak forward Samuel Petras while waiting for a faceoff in the second period, Domi flattened Petras moments later. Cue the "Domi, Domi" chants … In a Sun Media column published Sunday, former NHL goalie Curtis Joseph described McDavid as "Houdini." If you saw the pass McDavid made for Canada's second goal in the second period, you'd know why. How McDavid, with a Slovak defender draped all over him, was able to still deliver a seeing-eye feed that eventually was converted by Nic Petan, well, only McDavid knows for sure … Swedish forward William Nylander, the Leaf prospect who has been treated like a star by the fans in Toronto, was crushed by the loss to the Russians. "So disappointing," he said. "We just didn't play well. We didn't deserve to win." As for missing out on a berth in the gold medal game, Nylander said: "The crowd has been great to me here. It would have been great."


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WASHINGTON (AP) — The presidents of four regional Federal Reserve banks gained votes on the Fed's main policymaking group this week for the first meeting of 2013.
One of the new voters has said she's uneasy about the Fed's aggressive policies to support economic growth. Two others have been among the most outspoken supporters of the Fed's moves to attack high unemployment. The fourth new voting member has been middle-of-the road in his views.
The four replace four other regional bank presidents who, as part of the central bank's normal voting rotation, no longer have votes on the policy committee. One of them, Jeffrey Lacker, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond, had cast the lone dissenting vote at all eight meetings in 2012.
Of the 12 regional bank presidents, the head of the New York Federal Reserve bank always has a vote on the interest-rate setting Federal Open Market Committee. So do the seven Fed board members in Washington. The four other votes rotate each year among the 11 other bank presidents.
Here are snapshots of the four new voting members who will help shape Fed policy this year:
George became president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City in October 2011, succeeding Thomas Hoenig, one of the leading "hawks." (Hawks tend to worry that record-low interest rates and continued Fed purchases of Treasurys could ignite inflation.) Hoenig dissented at every meeting in his last voting year, 2010. George, who started at the Kansas City Fed as a bank examiner in 1982, rose to become the No. 2 official at the bank before being tapped to succeed Hoenig. She holds a master's of business administration from the University of Missouri-Kansas City.
In a speech this month, George said she was "uneasy" with current Fed policies and said the central bank "must not ignore the possibility" that a long period of unusually low interest rates could contribute to asset bubbles that would harm the financial system.
This will be George's first year with a vote on the Fed's policy committee. Her speech has raised the possibility that she will dissent from the easy-money policies being driven by Chairman Ben Bernanke and the majority of Fed officials.
Evans became president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago in September 2007. He joined the Fed's Chicago branch in 1991 and served as director of research before taking the top job.
He holds a doctorate in economics from Carnegie-Mellon University and taught at the University of the Chicago, the University of Michigan and the University of South Carolina before taking the Fed job.
Evans is a leading dove. (Doves tend to worry more about high unemployment than about inflation.) Evans successfully campaigned to get the Fed to adopt in December economic targets rather than calendar dates for how long interest rates will likely remain at ultra-low levels.
At the December meeting, the Fed said it planned to keep a key short-term rate at a record low near zero until unemployment fell below 6.5 percent as long as inflation projections remained mild. The unemployment rate was 7.8 percent in December.
Rosengren took office as president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston in July 2007. He joined the Boston Fed as an economist in the research department in 1989 and became a vice president in the research department in 1991. He received a doctorate in economics from the University of Wisconsin.
Rosengren is considered a dove on interest-rate policies. He was a leading voice in urging the central bank to adopt a second round of bond purchases to drive interest rates lower in 2010. That process is known as quantitative easing, or QE.
He's also spoken in favor of the third round of QE that the Fed launched in September. In a speech this month, Rosengren said the bond purchases were benefiting the economy. As an example, he pointed to higher sales of homes and cars.
Bullard became president of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis in April 2008. He joined the bank in 1990 as an economist in the research division after receiving a doctorate in economics that year from Indiana University. He served as a vice president and deputy director of research at the St. Louis Fed before taking the top job.
Bullard's views are considered moderate. He was an early supporter of the second round of bond purchases the Fed announced in November 2010. But he initially opposed Evans' idea of linking Fed rate increases to a specific improvement in the unemployment rate.
In comments this month, Bullard suggested that if the unemployment rate fell to 7.1 percent by year's end, the Fed could consider ending its $85 billion-a-month bond buying program. But if unemployment doesn't improve, Bullard said the bond purchases would probably continue into 2014.


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Fancy dancing samba in the street from dusk 'til dawn? There's no greater party on earth than this iconic festival of Rio de Janeiro, so focus on perfecting those saucy samba steps. Join the conga line, move and shake in the drum-fuelled street parties, witness the festivities reach their dizzying climax and get swept up in this magic celebration of life. This is the ideal extension to any South American trip or a great adventure in its own right. Sign up for the party of a lifetime and join the spectacle of Rio Carnaval.
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Now here's the truth. I pull the knives out of my back. And give them right back to you. This is the way I choose to cope. My only escape. And you will get what you deserve. I hope you're listening. Mark my words. And we're all laughing at you. Behind your back and to your face. You cannot take back what you said. You paint a past you can't erase. I don't feel sorry for you. I hope you choke before you speak. So keep my name out of your mouth. You are the fucking disease. I've got nothing to fight for. So I'm gonna buy a gun and start a war. I'm ready to even the score. Put a bullet in your fucking dome bitch. My disappointments over shadowed By your lack of respect. I fucking hate you bitch.


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Wednesday, April 24, 2019
Student Scholarship Recognition Day (SSRD) is held each spring to celebrate the exemplary scholarship and creativity of Willamette University students. It is a day for students to share the fruits of their research, to present musical, theatrical, and dance performances, and to display works of art to fellow students, faculty, family, and friends. Regular classes are not held on SSRD as a way of honoring the extraordinary accomplishments of our students and demonstrating Willamette University's institutional commitment to student scholarship.
The students whose work is presented at SSRD have been supported in various ways. Some have worked directly with members of the faculty as research assistants or on student-faculty collaborative projects. Others have designed and conducted their own research, often during summer break or throughout their senior year for a senior thesis or capstone research project. Still others have created original works in fine and performing arts.
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How empathetic are you? Empathy, or the ability to understand and share the feelings of others, is one of the most important skills there is when it comes to relating with the people around you. To develop this essential sense, it might be helpful to examine the habits that unite highly empathetic people. And once you've done that, you can start figuring out which practices can boost your own empathy quotient.
Writing for Greater Good Magazine , social philosopher Roman Krznaric (author of "Empathy: Why It Matters, and How to Get It" ) outlined six habits shared among people with a high degree of empathy. We picked out a few of his most relatable suggestions and backed them up with extra research.
If empathy isn't your strong suit, never fear — there are ways to practice putting yourself in another person's shoes (or at least faking it until you can). Try these simple fixes to get your EQ back on track.
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Darius wondered, why distinguish between the different uses of things? Isn't this just a commission of the intentional fallacy? These are reasonable questions.
As it happens, I have an unpublished and probably unfinished paper that answers this question, and which includes a good measure of carpentry in so doing. But after a back and forth on Twitter on this topic, I figured maybe I should offer a preview of that answer since it's been almost a year since I wrote the paper and carpentered the illustrations, and I still haven't done anything with them.
I don't expect anybody will be satisfied with these answers yet, but I offer them as a preview of more to come:
Hey Ian,
Thanks for posting this up – I'd love to see the paper sometime. I think you've approached this question the right way and even if the bullet points are a preview, they sound sufficiently reasonable in my eyes. If anything, its not Carpentry vs. Art, but an extension, inclusion, transformation or adaption between the two.
The problem one finds here in debates about 'art' and 'non-art' distinctions is the usual rootedness of a institutional validation which explicitly determines value on the basis of acceptance. This Duchampian minefield is something one has to simply deal with of course: yet at the same time OOO and carpentry do intersect with art historical enquiries which defeat / question existing regimes. For example the healthy resurgence of aesthetics in Harman's allure, when the dominant poststructural tendencies define themselves as esoterically post-aesthetic (perhaps a healthy distinction could be used to underscore the difference between art objects and aesthetics of objects).
So for me, there are two questions linked into one:
1.) I get the variance-use-value of Carpentry: the purpose of practice to 'do' things which are not inherently defined as 'art'. In which case, should art-making locate itself as a theory which can point towards a practice privileged 'as' art over other methods? (considering we're making a distinction here) and:
2.) How would such distinctions apply in the case of interdisciplinary shows like Latour and Weibel's Making Things Public , where such artistic practices are deliberately curated to be indistinguishable from other methods of enquiry, i.e. science/politics? Is this show 'Carpentry' as one defines it, or would it be something else entirely?
I've been suggesting that we work along these lines in terms of manufacturing prototypes (as opposed to archetypes) which has a sense I think of a working model in progress that is open to re-visioning in varying settings and or to various purposes. Keeps things in the realm of experimentation/engineering/design while still functioning in ways akin to Wittgenstein's perspicuous presentations or so I hope.
1) On the one hand, I don't think I have an opinion on the matter, not a normative one anyway. Or if I do, it's only as an artist, an identity I'm hardly ever comfortable in. That said, and on the other hand, I think the overwhelming rule of conceptualism is eating art-qua-art alive, such that the only methods left are those that strip away ever more layers of a non-infinite onion.
2) Good question. Proto-carpentry at the very least. But I'm tempted to conclude that the real rhetorical function of that show happened outside the show anyway.
So, it sounds like art with a higher purpose that raises its eyes to something transcendant? Like, a lot of art that is produced today is produced without serving any philosophical purpose (the logo for Subway, that billboard you always see, some kid who did 10,000 prints of a lime green monster cause it looked cool, etc.). These serve the purpose of conveying a message to the audience, but are largely void of any *real* input from the creator.
I think specifically of graphic art and such when I say this, but I think that it can be said for any creations. It comes down to whether a creation is created in order to aid in gaining one profit (be it money, fame, women, or a giant bearskin rug), or if it is a real outpouring of the soul into something.
I think of an artist who creates because he enjoys it and pours his life into his work, but does not do it to gain himself profit. It is something that pleases *him*. He does not do it to please others.
I struggle to elucidate this without talking all gooey. Perhaps a limitation of my dialect. But, what I would identify as carpentry is something that causes you to feel something real within yourself. That is to say, it does not produce a novel reaction, but a genuine feeling that emanates from the work.
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If anything can be art by fiat, then it should also be possible that anything can be non-art by fiat as well. So: wouldn't such an explicitly non-art object automatically qualify as an object of philosophy, and therefore as carpentry?
Howdy Ian,
I was about to email you regarding my current OOO related solo art exhibition in NYC, but then discovered this rather relevant thread. The show features what I'm calling "Nano-Nonobjective-Oriented Ontographs", â??Qubit-Built Quiltsâ? and â??Scriptable-Scalable-Species-Tool-Beingsâ?. Intended as a form of Future Studies, my initial purpose was to visually connect the praxis, operative ideologies, promises, and hype of 3D printing to the RD and speculations surrounding theoretical molecular manufacturing. That said, the body of work also became significantly influenced by OOO and notably your chapters on carpentry and ontography.
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Hope you might well find that these efforts somehow contribute to the larger conversation.
Shane, thanks for sharing this information about your exhibition. I wish I were in NYC to see it!
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A 56-year-old Pembroke woman who admitted in October to possessing child pornography received a 10-year term of probation plus intermittent jail time.
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ARLINGTON, Texas -- That high-flying act from "Dunk City" busted most everybody's NCAA Tournament brackets and left an indelible mark on March.
Bet you know what FGCU is now.
Florida Gulf Coast, the No. 15 seed few people knew much about only a week ago, had its improbable run to the NCAA round of 16 ended by a 62-50 loss late last night - actually only a few minutes before midnight. SEC regular-season champion Florida is headed to its third consecutive regional final.
"We definitely defied a lot of odds," said Sherwood Brown, the dreadlocked guard who is Gulf Coast's only senior starter. "Pretty much no one in the nation expected us to make it this far."
Early against Florida, the Eagles (26-11) seemed even looser than they had in their victories over No. 2 seed Georgetown and No. 7 seed San Diego State. And they had a big run that came early this time.
Chase Fieler had three-pointers to start and cap an 11-0 run, raising his hands in the air after the second that put Gulf Coast ahead 15-4 and led to a timeout by Florida coach Billy Donovan less than seven minutes into the game.
In between the threes, Gulf Coast had some of the schoolyard-like plays that earned them that "Dunk City" moniker.
After Brett Comer stole a pass, he ran down the court and threw up an alley-oop pass for the trailing Brown, who delivered an emphatic slam that sent the announced crowd of more than 40,000 into a frenzy - except for those in Gator orange.
Comer then flipped another backward pass to Bernard Thompson for a 3-pointer before Fieler's other 3.
"It was very exciting to get out to that big run, playing in the Sweet 16, playing the way we were playing early in the tournament against a great team in Florida," Fieler said.
That run was so similar to extended spurts they had in upsetting No. 2 seed Georgetown and No. 7 seed San Diego State.
But the Gators (29-7) still had plenty of time - and know how to go on big runs of their own.
"I thought we did a great job of putting pressure and making those guys feel uncomfortable," said Mike Rosario, who led Florida with 15 points.
The Eagles had 12 turnovers in the first half - one less than they had in each of their first two NCAA tourney games - and finished with 20.
Michael Frazier made a pair of three-pointers from in front of the FGCU bench, the only baskets he made, to start a 16-0 run late in the first half.
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The agency said in a federal notice it will convene its panel of psychiatric drug experts to discuss the pill's risks and how to best manage them.
Since 2009 Chantix has carried the government's strongest safety warning — a "black box" label — because of links to hostility, agitation, depression and suicidal thoughts. The warning was added after the FDA received dozens of reports of suicide and hundreds of reports of suicidal behavior among patients taking the smoking-cessation drug.
At that time, the FDA also required Pfizer to conduct additional studies to determine the extent of the side effects.
A spokeswoman for Pfizer said Friday that the company recently submitted new data to the FDA designed to establish the drug's safety compared with placebo and other anti-smoking therapies.
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The New York drugmaker's FDA submission includes data pooled from multiple Pfizer studies along with studies conducted by the U.S. Department of Defense and the Department of Veterans Affairs. The two federally-funded studies, released in 2011, did not show an increased rate of psychiatric hospitalizations among more than 26,000 Chantix patients when compared with patients using nicotine patches and other smoking cessation treatments. The studies only recorded psychiatric problems that resulted in hospitalization, meaning many issues likely went unreported, according to the authors.
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I think that's complaining a little to much......he is not doing any favor to anyone, if he is playing well, he is getting the return for that.
Gazi has done most of the bowling and taken most of the wickets. Second test also Gazi has done a lots of bowling and along with Rubel has done some hard work providing breakthrough. Shakib has taken some lower order wickets at later stages and I'm not undermining it, but that doesn't allow him to complain of loading him. Abul after hitting a century at number 10 and then opened bowling as well... So I didn't find Shakib taking any extra load...infact he was expected to do more as the best player of the team...but the fans have started baby sitting him...
Team as a whole didn't do well, because TI was a massive failure, SN, JS, Nazim, with bat...Had these guys been performing 50% of the times, we would have much better results...there were a few guys we did better than Shakib in this match... But this baby sitting on Shqkib is getting ugly now....he is here to perform...and take majority load as the best player of the team...I don't understand why so much crying?? Even after faltering on a few occasions to display his professionalism as a senior member and role model of the team.... Can you guys give these baby sittings a break??
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A man from Dover and two Smyrna women are facing weapons charges after a loaded hand gun was found in their vehicle.
Dover Police have arrested three people following a traffic stop where a loaded handgun was discovered in the vehicle.
The vehicle, an Infiniti SUV, was pulled over at approximately 4:42 a.m. Dec. 28, in the 400 block of South New Street, according to documents released by Justice of the Peace Court 7, Dover.
The officer making the traffic stop reported the discovery of a Ruger 9mm handgun, concealed in a purse on the floor of the front passenger seat, and loaded with 10 rounds of ammunition.
Both the driver, identified as Jaquita P. Turnage, 26, of the unit block of East Chestnut St in Smyrna, and the front seat passenger, identified as Jerome A. Miller, 28, of the 100 block of Presidents Drive in Dover, were charged with possession of a firearm by a person prohibited, possession of ammunition by a person prohibited, carrying a concealed deadly firearm and second-degree conspiracy. Turnage also faces one additional traffic charge.
According to the court documents, both Turnage and Miller have prior criminal convictions that resulted in their being denied the right to possess or carry a firearm.
A third person in the car, a rear seat passenger identified as Niara T. Wayman, 24, of the 100 block of North East Street of Smyrna, was charged with carrying a concealed deadly weapon and second-degree conspiracy.
Miller was ordered held in default of a $5,500 secured bond; Turnage was released after posting a $1,800 secured bond.
Wayman was charged carrying a concealed deadly weapon and second-degree conspiracy, and released after posting a $500 secured bond. She also had been wanted on two capias out of Kent County Court of Common Pleas.


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James Carpenter. When the Seahawks' first-round draft choice went down during a midweek practice last November, the severity of his knee injury left the coaches expecting the worst.
The thought then, and also as late as this summer, was that Carpenter would not be ready to return until midseason. But as the team reaches the midway point of the season with Sunday's game against the Lions in Detroit, Carpenter will be starting his fifth consecutive game at left guard.
The efforts that allowed Carpenter to return ahead of schedule, and put his promising career back on schedule, have earned him the Ed Block Courage Award that is presented annually – and voted on by the players – to the player who is a role model of inspiration, sportsmanship and courage.
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Gig review: Billy Bragg, Auckland Town Hall
Published: 13/10/2012 by: http://www.nzherald.co.nz
Welcome to the great folk music time machine. Just keep an eye on the ol' year dial though. It acts up sometimes.
Like just now - Billy Bragg is closing the first half of his show. The now grey-haired 54 year-old English singer-songwriter who came to prominence as an entertainingly angry young man in the 80s is singing All You Fascists Are Bound to Lose, a Woody Guthrie song from 1942.
With Bragg at full tilt, it's certainly stirring, the hillbilly-against-Hitler anthem of the original sounds anything but like yesteryear's propaganda.
The song was one of many recorded in 1998 by Bragg and American band Wilco for the Mermaid Avenue album, since expanded into a three volume box set to mark this year's 100th birthday of American folk Godfather Guthrie who died in 1967.
That project, instituted by Guthrie's daughter Nora, was mainly aimed at turning boxes of Guthrie lyrics, which had gone unrealised, into recorded songs. The other aim, says Bragg, in one of his many engaging, funny digressive between-song chats was to remind there was more to Guthrie than just being the Okie-folkie writer of This Land is Your Land and Dylan's musical forbear.
So here, on the first night of a New Zealand tour to a packed town hall, we have Bragg, the Bard of Barking singing and discussing at length the wider legacy of the Dustbowl Troubadour. Later he will rail against the cynicism propelled by social media and deliver Never Buy The Sun, about the phone hacking scandal.
"You're so lucky you love in a country where the journalists are honest," he says in its introduction, pausing for the inevitable response, " ... that always gets a laugh."
All of which might not sound like makings of a big Friday night out. But it is - entertaining, educational and a reminder of how Bragg's own songs, his blokey bonhomie and leftist idealism have turned the onetime punk-rock busker into - well, at least for the faithful who sing New England from 1983 right back at him at the end of the night - a hardy perennial.
While the mood is mostly buoyant, especially as Bragg explains Guthrie's appreciation for a good lyrical double entendre, there is plenty that is plain gripping.
Like the lynch mob ode of Hangknot, Slipknot or the elegant ballad Go Down to the Water which Bragg set to the tune of the Irish traditional She Moved Through the Fair.
Or when, during his second set of his own songs he delivers his lament for his late dad, Tank Park Salute, which comes not long after offering amusing anecdotes about now being a father himself finding it hard to tell his 14 year-old guitarist son to turn it down when he can hear him playing Milkman of Human Kindness through the bedroom door.
Elsewhere, his late 80s Great Leap Forwards comes with updated lyrics, which rhyme "Margaret Thatcher" with "watching The X-Factor" while the encore of There is Power in A Union is certainly a blast from the past.
Yes he fluffs a few lines and his guitar skills still make a little go a long way. But this ride in the Guthrie-inspired, Bragg-powered folk music time machine is an absolute hoot.
Who: Billy Bragg
Where: Auckland Town Hall
When: Friday, October 12
By Russell Baillie
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