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DEX Club
Brixton, London SW9
DEX is a 700 sq.m 'DJ hotel' and private member's club for the music industry for Stuart Hopson Jones, one of the founders of Smiths of Smithfield.
It is housed in a landmark building in south London which was originally the Prince of Wales Hotel, built in the 1930's in art deco style. The building had fallen into disrepair after a number of years as vacant offices and we carefully refurbished the building including the existing grand marble staircases, timber wall panelling, and inverted domed light features.
A new cocktail bar/lounge, restaurant, private dining/meeting room and reception area is at first floor level – the curved timber clad bars, DJ booth and reception counters were designed to compliment the existing nature of the interior.
8 new hotel rooms have been created at second floor level, with decks and mixers which cater for the needs of touring DJs. The dcor of each room is totally individual.
There are also some 450sq.m of roof terraces – the largest being the massive top floor terrace with central London views and various separate relaxing areas including a hot tub.
The very high front parapet wall was a dangerous structure and was totally re-built. We negotiated with Lambeth Council for the formation of a series of 'archery slots' in the brick parapet wall in order for those on the top floor roof terrace to be able to look through them over Brixton street life below.
Street level may be the moody corner of Coldharbour Lane where gangs stand around, but inside is a sprawling, elegant complex designed by Jonathan Clark Architects that includes an eight-room boutique hotel, art deco ballroom, dining room and the biggest roof terrace outside central London.
The London Paper 'Hotel to house music in-crowd', December 3rd 2007
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chantel firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6796821888191012398.post-21786089068328861072014-06-24T11:29:55.602+10:002014-06-24T11:29:55.602+10:00Email - email@example.com - email@example.com email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6796821888191012398.post-5830642520949467072014-06-24T11:28:08.951+10:002014-06-24T11:28:08.951+10:00oh wonderful ideas I am reading from the entries -...oh wonderful ideas I am reading from the entries - just have to love watching the Grandies playing with all of natures free supply of mud at the moment descovering how to make mud pies, including the eggs from the chook yard and all sorts of veggies and herbs from the garden. then just because they didn't taste that good, even with all the special ingredients, the 'food fight' began ...... and of cause Nanna instigated the food fight ...... so much fun and laughter shared by all. nobody cared what we looked like at the end of it because goood old water and of course Radiant came to the rescue once againHappy firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6796821888191012398.post-52859175359686587142014-06-24T11:18:07.010+10:002014-06-24T11:18:07.010+10:00Both of my boys loves painting but they love it so...Both of my boys loves painting but they love it so much that after painting for initial five minutes with paint brushes, they always decide to use their fingers, hands and even toes and even feet. Art smocks are a must for this type of play but still they always manage to spoil their clothes with paint .

After struggling for many months , i started giving them plain yogurt mixed with food colouring as paint - they still get messy but clothes are a bit easy to clean. They surely miss the fun of real painting colours and i look like a bad mum but it saves their clothes...

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There are not enough days
Helping in the kitchen, playing the in the puddles, helping to wash the dog even when the dog does not need a wash, kicking the football. and doing the massive slid along the lawn to save that soccer goal from going in. Oh please help my washing machine make their clothes clean we need Radiant to win would be great. ) Debbie Paterson firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6796821888191012398.post-72528355739494099842014-06-24T10:57:47.092+10:002014-06-24T10:57:47.092+10:00My grandchildren love to come over to Nannies hous...My grandchildren love to come over to Nannies house and play in the yard, when they are here, they find endless things to do, i have a nice big vege patch out the back, which they always love to make mud pies in, and sprinkle all the different herbs and spices over to make them taste nice!!! lol

They also like to paint pictures for me on the deck, with lots of bright colours, we usually use sparkles and glitter, and they even used those white balls from the bean bag once, didn't realise it was broken and they found it and decided they would be a good mixture with the paint!! Gotta love them!!

Makes me happy to see them having fun, no matter how much mess they make, you can always clean up the mess later, putting a smile on their faces and mine is worth any amount of messiness!!!!

Love the soap idea, they would love playing with that for sure! All the gooey sloppy fun they could have.....wait till they come over next time, they will be in for a big surprise won't they :)Anonymoushttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6796821888191012398.post-40934102619773790882014-06-24T10:48:23.403+10:002014-06-24T10:48:23.403+10:00We love making muddy pies! And jumping in muddy pu...We love making muddy pies! And jumping in muddy puddles, mummy isn't a fan of the mess but I just love watching their little faces light up with all the fun they are having! Radiant would certainly put a smile on my dial knowing that I will soon have gorgeous, clean smelling and no stained clothes once firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6796821888191012398.post-59946559166708752622014-06-22T13:49:21.668+10:002014-06-22T13:49:21.668+10:00My kids favourite way to get messy is a big tub of...My kids favourite way to get messy is a big tub of shaving cream! We have mixed it with food colouring, glitter, and covered their face and hair in it so they look like little snowmen and snowladies. And it has the added benefit of being moisturising for their skin and washing out easily. Loads of fun!Ellie Birdhttps://email@example.com

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Not many "what to pack" guides mention the wellies, or wellingtons, or mudboots, or whatever you choose to call them. But we wore them almost everyday in Ireland, and turned what could have been a "look at those shoes" moment into "so what, it's just your mudboots" kind of thing.
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Peer review can be a tough time for a scientist. When Alfred Wegener published his theory of continental drift, his theory was dismissed. How could continents move around the world? However, in the years that followed, other scientists gathered evidence that supported Wegener's theory. In 1952, a U.S. navy geologist named Marie Tharp analyzed sonar readings that revealed the Mid-Atlantic Ridge- a chain of undersea mountains larger and more vast than the Himalayas. Analyzing the age of the rocks showed that the Atlantic Ocean was splitting here, and driving the surrounding continents apart. The data, when peer reviewed, was shown to be accurate. So, despite the ridicule of Wegener's peers, scientists later gathered the evidence needed to prove his theory. By the 1970s, continental drift was accepted as science fact. (From Geologists in Action.)
The "Scientists in Action" series examines the work done by scientists in particular fields of study. Even within a specific field, there are several offshoots. Each title shows readers some of the history behind the science as well as how scientists are working towards a better future through the development of materials and equipment that could provide more information or improve our quality of life.
Averaging 13 chapters each, the titles feature scientists at work, tools of the trade, recent discoveries, global collaboration and sharing of information, peer reviews of theories, and scientific practices. These practices include questioning, investigating, analyzing, interpreting and processing data, constructing conclusions, and communicating results. All of the books have instructions for a simple experiment related to the topic. Text boxes provide additional information, while mini-biographies highlight the work done by scientists in the field. (One example is Dawn Wright, an environmental scientist with more than 20 ocean research expeditions under her belt. "Deep Sea Dawn" is a mapping technologies expert whose study of the ocean floor, coral reefs, shores and underwater volcanoes will help to preserve delicate marine ecosystems.) There is a balanced representation of both genders in the mini-bios as well as in the photographs that appear throughout the series. The text is easy for readers to comprehend, though the title about astronomers can be quite technical. Illustrations consist of diagrams and both black and white and colour photographs. A table of contents, a glossary, an index, and a list of books, websites and places to visit for further study are included.
Archaeologists in Action begins with a definition of archaeology and the various sub-fields: prehistoric, classical, underwater, industrial and garbology, to name a few. This title covers famous finds, such as King Tut's tomb and China's Terracotta Army, as well as the steps involved in a dig, ranging from preparation to a full-scale operation and the global sharing of information with other scientists through journals and attendance at conferences. Sadly, many potential archaeological sites have been destroyed due to war, climate change and rising sea levels. Other topics include available field schools, the work of a conservator, and an experiment which demonstrates the effect of time and weather on artifacts. Two minor criticisms of this title: firstly, for obvious reasons the experiment is done over a six-month period, but unless readers are really into archaeology, they will lose interest; and secondly, there could have been more information about the tools of the trade (though this is covered in more detail in another Crabtree series).
Due to the more complicated information within its pages, Astronomers in Action will appeal mostly to readers who are space aficionados. In this title, readers will learn about two types of astronomers (observational and theoretical) and the work that each does. Several developments in astronomy have greatly increased the amount of information that has been gathered. Data collected through telescopes, cameras, radio receivers, probes, landers and satellites, electromagnetic radiation and photometry has resulted in new discoveries and the debunking of some space myths. Even so, due to the nature of the science, astronomers are somewhat limited in the types of experiments that they can conduct. The experiment included in this title provides instructions on how to make a simple viewer to observe and count stars in different levels of light.
Environmental scientists study the ways in which natural and unnatural processes affect the environment. They conduct experiments on air, water and soil and share their findings with governments, organizations and private companies. The genre of environmental science is further broken into sub-genres, such as mining, soil, air pollution, river ecosystems, ground water, new product testing, marine biology, glaciers, climate change, and sustainable ways to grow crops. One of the foci in Environmental Scientists in Action is glaciology. In this section, there is information about a glaciologist's tools, such as GPS units on glaciers and satellite photos of glaciers from space, ice drills and thermometers, and hydrophones. It is interesting to note that experiments with hydrophones, underwater microphones, found that the noise of melting glaciers is 120 decibels, louder than a chainsaw or a rock concert, and could possibly harm the hearing of marine mammals. Readers can conduct an air pollution experiment using easily obtained household objects. However, there should have been more photographs or diagrams with the instructions, and the task of counting particles on small squares could prove onerous.
Geologists in Action explains the two branches of geology, physical and historical, but the primary focus of this title is physical geology and those who work in this field. Using lab experiments, field observations, models and computer simulations, physical geologists study the Earth, from volcanology, oceanography and hydrogeology to geochemistry and geophysics, while historical geologists focus on paleontology and petrology. They try to find answers to questions such as what caused the extinction of dinosaurs and how earthquakes can be prevented. The tools of the geologist's trade include hammers, chisels, brushes, saws, drills, polishers, cameras, microscopes, spectrographs, photos, maps and special clothing for working in the field. An important message in this title is that even failed predictions and experiments are helpful and provide useful information, forcing scientists to question why their methods did not work or why they did not get the expected results. The experiment for kids to try, using a sugar and sand mixture poured between two plastic sheets, demonstrates the degree of a landslide's slope (angle of repose) and spontaneous stratification.
Generally speaking, "Scientists in Action" is a good series.
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With unanimous approval from commissioners earlier this week, Mobile County added another 40 acres to the 400 it has already purchased in the Big Creek Watershed, part of a multi-million dollar wetlands acquisition project funded through the Coastal Impact Assistance Program (CIAP).
Created by Congress in 2005, CIAP was a one-time program aimed at protecting oil-and-gas producing states by utilizing royalties from oil production companies.
Alabama was one of six states eligible to receive the funding from 2007-2010, with its Department of Conservation of Natural Resources receiving $58 million, Baldwin County receiving $14 million and Mobile County receiving $17.4 million.
One of the few authorized uses for CIAP funding are projects and activities for the conservation, protection or restoration of coastal areas, including wetlands.
"We purchased 400 acres of land in the Big Creek Watershed in 2009, but there was a 40-acre parcel right in the center that the seller at the time was not willing to part with," Mobile County Environmental Services Director Bill Melton said. "The CIAP program allows for the purchase or acquisition of these properties for conservation, preservation and enhancement."
The project was originally made possible by $2 million in grant funding, but amendments submitted by the county later yielded an extra $1.6 million to help enhance the environment of properties that had already been acquired.
So far, the county has used $3.6 million in CIAP funding to purchase and maintain more than 680 acres of floodplain and wetlands in the area, including the 440 acres acquired in the Big Creek Lake Watershed, the sole source of Mobile's drinking water since the early 1940s.
"By nature of where this property is located, it's protecting the drinking water," Melton said. "These are environmentally sensitive habitats, and any time you can buy a property for something that's a little more green than what some other buyer would use it for, you're going to do the environment some good."
According to Melton, the lands have been acquired from multiple owners, all of whom were voluntarily sellers. The federal grant program also requires the use of Yellowbook pricing for purchasing the properties.
Melton added that tight deed restrictions and grant requirements prevent the county from developing or re-selling property acquired with CIAP funding, protecting it from human encroachment forever.
Further, the county plans to make required enhancements to rid the property of invasive species like Kudzu, Japanese climbing fern and others that can pose a threat to plants indigenous to the wetlands of the Gulf of Mexico.
Tina Sanchez, an environmental grant writer for Mobile County, said managing invasive species is a difficult process that can take years to complete, but over time it increases the survivability of both the land and the natural species that inhabit it — like the endangered gopher tortoise, for example.
"It's about managing and enhancing the habit where we can so that it serves its natural function," Sanchez said. "When the Europeans first arrived here, this was a longleaf pine ecosystem."
In the last few years, the county has also used its CIAP funding to plant longleaf pines throughout its land acquisitions.
Sanchez said any maintenance performed after the CIAP funding has been exhausted would be minimal and likely be limited to regularly scheduled controlled burns when resources can be allocated.
Melton said his department has also discussed the routine maintenance of the properties being managed by some type of county board in the future, but said that hasn't yet been fleshed out. He also said a federal grant like CIAP opens the door to use other federal funding sources such as the RESTORE Act.
Accordingly, the county's environmental department recently submitted a $4 million project proposal to the RESTORE Act's online portal that would build upon the current wetland acquisition project. Melton said, if approved, it would include the purchase of more property for conservation.
According to Melton, the county is looking at acquiring separate waterfront parcels along the delta near the Mobile River Delta Marina, Campground and Welcome Center, which itself was created using $1.5 million of CIAP funding. Melton said if such areas are able to be acquired, they might "better lend themselves to use by the public."
Public use was one of the issues mentioned when the recent 40-acre parcel was discussed by commissioners last week, but Melton said the area in the Big Creek Watershed really wasn't set up for public use. For conservation purposes, he said it could benefit the natural habitat of those wetlands to limit their public access.
Meanwhile, whether it's the wetlands' role in the ecosystem or in the area's community development, a shift to a more "environmentally friendly" mindset among municipal leaders isn't something that's only happening in Mobile. Roberta Swann, director of the Mobile Bay National Estuary Program, said disasters like Hurricane Katrina and the Deepwater Horizon oil spill have put a greater emphasis on protecting the area's coastal resources.
"I don't think anyone is advocating to purchase every single piece of property in the area, but we can be strategic about purchasing certain parcels just to protect the environment," Swann said. "That area is growing, and it's going to see more of an impact from stormwater runoff and other things. You're not going to stop that growth, but you certainly can do it in a better way, and land acquisition is part of that."
Swann, director of Mobile Bay NEP since 2004, said the current commissioners are "more educated" about the need for environmental projects not because they're "tree huggers, but because they know it plays a role in Mobile's overall community development."
Even Melton indicated these types of environmental projects were "no priority" of the commission in the past, and said his department is thankful for the change.
Commission President Connie Hudson, who has worked to utilize CIAP funding for projects like the new Mobile County Recycling Center, said the projects are "examples of the commission's interest and commitment to protecting the county's natural resources."
"People used to say they 'had some swamp to sell,' as a joke, but it's not a joke anymore because it's valuable," Melton said.
"Environmentalists like us have realized the value of these wetlands, and they have a lot of value for the environment."
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German Relative Pronouns are actually quite coherent, straight forward and in a way … simple.
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What… hello… who said that?
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Division I Boys
DI Sprints
To start, Trey Johnson (Tolleson, Sr.) leads the State in three events; 100-meter dash, High Hurdles, and Long Jump. At Chandler Rotary he ran a 13.65 which was only .03 seconds off Devon Allen's meet record and then ran 10.57 to win the 100, only 15 minutes later.
Chandler, Desert Vista, and Red Mountain each have 2 sprinters who have each run sub-11 for 100 meters under wind-legal conditions. Desert Vista's Ryan Bender and Talib Mudiwa are ranked 5th and 7th in DI, respectively, and while Joseph Romero (Red Mountain) ran 10.68 with a tailwind at Arcadia, Kendon Walker ran a wind-legal 10.77 at Chandler Rotary.
DI Hurdles
Edwin Adams (Chandler) and James Smith (Westwood) will go head to head in the 300 Hurdles. T.J. Green and DeCarlos Brooks are ranked 2nd and 11th in DI and will be shooting to score some big points for the Chandler Wolves.
DI Distance
In the Boys 1600, five boys are sitting within 3 seconds of each other. Brophy seniors Luke Mason & Hociel Landa lead the DI 1600 and 3200 meter rankings respectively, Mason with 4:20.94 and Landa in 9:09.79. Mason's the returning champ for 3200 and has 9:12 strength as well. Also mix will be Thomas Cain (Cibola, Jr.) who ran 9:16 for 3200 at Mt. SAC along with Desert Vista's Aksel Laudon (9:27.29, Jr.), Reece Donihi (9:33.46, Jr.) and Chris D'Angelo (9:38.28, Sr.).
DI Throws
Elijah Mason (Desert Vista, Sr.) stands as the heavy favorite in Disc and Shot as the only other boy in the State who's thrown over 200 feet for Discus (212-11), and will be looking to lead his teammates to collect some major points in the throws. Desert Vista's Deshon Toney (Jr.), Marcos Figueroa (Jr.) and Cole Laulis (Sr.) are ranked in the top 10 for DI Shot Put.
DI Jumps
Imani Lee's (Chandler) mark of 47' 11.5" leads the State in the Triple Jump and Division I by over a foot. Along with the High Hurdles and the 100, Trey Johnson is the State leader for the Long Jump. Most recently, he jumped a state leading 24-06 in the Long Jump at Tolleson District Champs on April 19th.
Pole Vault
Cole Riddle (Valley Vista, Sr.) vaulted a quarter inch over the pole vault state record at Last Chance on Wednesday. We look forward to his attempts at another record smashing vault on Saturday.
Relay to Watch
For Boys 4x100, Chandler is ranked at the top with a time of 41.42. Red Mountain Boys are 2nd with 41.85. Mountain Pointe's and Tucson Magnet's teams have also broken 42 seconds in the 4x100 and will contend for podium finishes as well.
Last year Chandler edged out Desert Vista and they will likely be neck and neck the whole meet, though they can't afford to ignore the Brophy Broncos from Central Phoenix or the dark horse out of Mesa, the Red Mountain Lions.


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Welcome to Andreview
andreview is an artist-run online and print-based publication
by Mia Nolting and Rachel Peddersen.
With each printed edition of andreview, online presence and content also changes.
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Issue 6: Anticipation
What are you waiting for?
After nearly two years, we release Issue no.6 - a collection of poetry, art, and writing knit by the theme anticipation. Conceived in August's sweltering heat amidst hanging job offers and transition, this issue of andreview weaves together redemptive breaks, love stories, unfulfillments, fantasies, and unfinished tales about new beginnings. We ask that each poem, text, and image be a holding place, and that together the pages offer a temporary ground for reflection.
Find space without anticipation
Find pause without anticipation
Sydney S. Kim
Vanessa Kauffman
Joseph Imhauser
Joanne K. Cheung
David Horvitz
Nina LaCour
Aidan Koch
December 17, 2013, 11.25 x 16.5 inches, 16 pages.
Printed by Linco Printing, Long Island City, NY, published by andreview.
Edited by Rachel Peddersen and Mia Nolting, design by Mia Nolting.
Issue 5: Thanksgiving
Essay by Carl Alviani
Additional reading:
Reading 1
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November 12, 2011, 14 x 22 inches.
Printed by Linco Printing, Long Island City, NY, published by andreview.
Edited by Rachel Peddersen and Mia Nolting, design by Mia Nolting.
Issue 4: Garments
We cover ourselves. One way or another, we wear the world. Fabrics fold, as do we, and what interests me is what punctuates our tissue. Lace allows light while a pelt weighs a life's leftovers on your back. Green chiffon against red wallpaper turns heads and cameras, sets certain desires vertiginous. The agreement between a pair of socks and a vest can tickle me giddy. Hell, I love to wear socks as much as I don't. Yes, this reeks of post-structuralists (who, in fact, loved to attend to structure) and a certain chiasmus of ideas proposed by M. M-Ponty.
From couture to canvas, garments are more than simply clothing or costuming. They come in layers, they lay light or weigh down; they are rolled en masse; you think "garment" and you think production, you think "garment district." You don't often think of sharecroppers cutting holes in sheets to fashion dresses. But that's a garment. So's an overall pronounced "overhaul" and so's a crustacean's home.
Mia and I were talking about how best to capture winter in a theme, though San Francisco is by now nearing spring, and we agreed that everybody has a different idea - often based on value - of how to keep warm. Style-as-a-philosophy is old hat but still pertinent and, well, prevalent. The internet's odd mirrors of our everyday certainly help perpetuate postures. Such is the appeal of something like The Sartorialist: documenting a world most of its audience will never know but through S. Schulman's lens is a little narrative most fluent in the internet must know. Any garment will tell you a story. As will any lack, as did the sharecroppers'pragmatism in W. Evans and J. Agee's Let Us Now Praise Famous Men rend me mouth agape at times. (It was re-reading this book that gave us a final push towards this topic.) But countenancing difference is the thrill of art and the aim of journalism. Which is what elevates that book above so much sameness across these tubes we now inhabit.
The aim here, in this issue, was to build a jigsaw. To lock together fabrics and ideas of fabrics, to layer with layers and get things talking to each other. That's how you outfit, I figure, so that's how I curated this array. That's also just how I think. Thanks for seeing our rhymes.
- Ryland Walker Knight, Guest Editor
Alyssa Volpigno
Gina Telaroli
Ignatiy Vishnevetsky
Jeanine Stevens
Jovanna Tosello
Justin Bland
Matthew Flanagan
Natalie Nomeli
Reina de Vries
Serrah Russell
Shauna Sanchez
Yvonne Most
June 15, 2010, 16 x 10 inches.
Printed by Linco Printing, Long Island City, NY, published by andreview.
Edited by Rachel Peddersen and Ryland Walker Knight, design by Mia Nolting.
Issue 3: Ghosts
Produced 09/01/10 - 09/27/10
Printed 09/05/10
Released 10/15/10
We came back to say:
Ghosts are paradoxes, in-between things that are missing and things that are here: remnants, memories, traces, a breeze on the back of your neck.
Carl Diehl
Cecile Wesolowski
Derek Franklin
Eddie Malone
Eliza Fernand
Erik Blad
Erin Perry
Hajara Quinn
India Radfar
Jesse Malmed
Jared Is
Jovanna Costello
Kristine Thompson
McIntyre Parker
Paul Wig
Polly Bresnick
Rachel Garber
Ryland Walker Knight
Scott Riley
Vanessa Renwick
Yvonne Most
October 15, 2010, 14 x 22 1/2 inches, folded.
Printed by Linco Printing, Long Island City, NY, published by andreview.
Edited by Rachel Peddersen and Mia Nolting, design by Mia Nolting.
[1] Jennifer Bastian, SUSTAIN/APART, 2010, 4 x 6 inches, inkjet on cardstock, co-presented with CANAL projects, Los Angeles, California and Portland, Oregon.
[2] Postcard insert featuring Serrah Russell, 3 x 5 inches, Portland, Oregon.
Issue 2: Islands
"Everything I make these days seems like an island"
- J.Hirsch
Dear Readers,
Thanks for opening Issue 2 of andreview, Islands.
We are so grateful to all of the artists, writers and thinkers that are dedicating time to andeview. Taking our inspiration from long-standing, well-designed publications and artists' books, we're not afraid to show how much we care about the importance of holding a printed publication in your hands.
As a somewhat cheeky response to summer (Portlanders are NOT finding this very funny at the moment) we have decided to release an issue entitled Islands. For us, Islands are psychological as well as, geographical. Included in Issue 2 is a collection of conversations, chats, poems, and short stories as well as images we find relevant. We encourage you to pick up the printed newsprint version that includes a mailable postcard and a full color insert printed in conjunction with Container Corps. Enjoy!
Andrea Brandtner
Becky Jamieson
Carson Smith
Claudia Pena Salinas
Cynthia Lahti
Jared Is
Jeff Guay
Jess Hirsch
Jessica Jacobs
Julian Hensarling
Martin Lemos
Maryanne Casasanta
Matea Jocic
Matt Stangel
Morgan Ritter
Paige Saez
Ryland Walker Knight
Sarah Meadows
Sena Basoz
Sydney Kim
VanDoren Wheeler
Yvonne Most
June 15, 2010, 16 x 10 inches.
Printed by Linco Printing, Long Island City, NY, published by andreview.
Edited by Rachel Peddersen and Mia Nolting, design by Mia Nolting.
[1] Insert featuring print by Container Corps, Portland, Oregon, 11 x 16 inches, four color inkjet print with images by Sydney S. Kim, Claudia Pena Salinas, Maryane Carasanta, and Paige Saez.
[2] Wish you were here, 4 x 6 inches, double-sided, postcard insert featuring Matea Jocic.
Issue 1: Home
Home is both an origin and a place to return, an abstract idea and a physical place, and something that takes time. It's also routine and maintenance, and nurturing, and the division between public and private. Having roots in a place doesn't necessarily make it home, but sometimes that's all it takes.
- Mia Nolting and Rachel Peddersen, January 2010
Anna Gray and Ryan Wilson Paulsen
Anneke Hymmen
Annie Wu
Ayni Raimondi
Becky Jamieson
Claudia Pena Salinas
David Horvitz
Denise Schatz
Gary Wiseman
James Stewart
Jeff Guay
Julian Hensarling
Linda Hutchins
McIntyre Parker
Rebecca Steele
Sena Basoz
Additional Reading:
Anna Gray and Ryan Wilson Paulsen: Library
Ayni Raimondi: Household Index
January 15, 2010, 20 pages, 7 3/4 x 10 1/2 inches.
Printed by Linco Printing, Long Island City, NY. Published by andreview.
Edited by Rachel Peddersen and Mia Nolting, design by Mia Nolting.


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How do you get people excited about wearing AR goggles on their faces when our flat-screened, 2D media world has some pretty compelling entertainment to offer? That's one of the challenges that Magic Leap marketing head Brenda Freeman faces as the company tries to justify its years-in-the-making AR product and the billions of dollars it has raised so far. Magic Leap currently sells a developer kit and has shown off interesting demos around sports, entertainment, and fashion, but hasn't yet made the leap to mainstream. WIRED had the chance to chat with Freeman at Web Summit in Lisbon a couple weeks ago; that interview is a part of this week's podcast.
Also on the show: The Gadget Lab team discusses the latest Facebook news, Amazon's HQ2 decision, and Microsoft's newest hardware.
Show notes: California is facing some of the worst wildfires in US history, which we mention early in the show, so we're pointing you to a New York Times article on how to help the victims of the fires. WIRED has also done some reporting on how California needs to adapt to climate change and population growth if it's going to survive future fires.
Recommendations this week: Arielle recommends reading Infinite Resignation by Eugene Thacker; Lauren recommends checking out Code.org's partnership with popular musicians, which lets you code to their tunes; Mike recommends the Vegan Thanksgiving editors collection at NYT Cooking.
Send the Gadget Lab hosts feedback on their personal Twitter feeds. Arielle Pardes can be found at @pardesoteric. Lauren Goode is @laurengoode. Michael Calore can be found at @snackfight. Bling the main hotline at @GadgetLab. Our theme song is by Solar Keys.
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This has happened to me several times, I thought that 20gb would be enough for my Linux virtual machine, but I was so wrong. No problem, just expand the hard drive from the VM manager and then resize the partitions using GParted. Right? Wrong!As M1k3y would say:
Relax! It is actually quite simple.
"When in danger, when in doubt, run in circles scream and shout!"
- Download a liveCD iso of GParted
- Change VM disk settings so that the iso is in the CD drive and the CD drive is connected at power on.
- Use the VM manager to first defragment the drive then expand it to the desired size.
- During BIOS screen use ESC key to select the boot device as the CD drive.
- Select all defaults as Debian boots off of the CD, then double click on the GParted icon to start.
- If your unallocated portion is immediately after your main root/boot partition then you're in luck! Click the partition, select resize & move, and drag the right side to fill up the unallocated portion.
- If however there is a partition between your old
/rootand your unallocated portion, you will have to move some stuff around. This is where it gets tricky. If you move
/rootanywhere, then your computer will boot into
grub rescue>and you will have to boot the kernel manually and then reinstall grub.
Moving Stuff AroundAll of these steps will cause GParted to warn you that your system will probably not boot when you restart. In fact, it definitely won't start because GRUB will have no idea where to find your
/root partition. This will cause it to boot into grub rescue, which has just enough commands for you to find and set the root partition and manually boot the kernel. Then you can reinstall grub to make the changes permanent.
- To move partitions around, you can copy and delete a partition to move it from the left side to the right side.
- For nested partitions, like and extended linux-swap, you can select resize & move to drag the boundary of the extended partition as far into neighboring unallocated portion as you can, then select resize & move again for the linux-swap partition and move it as far into the extended partition as possible and finally drag the opposite side of the extended partition against the linux-swap so that it is the same size as it was originally, but in a new location on the drive.
- Finally, now that your unallocated portion is next to the
/rootpartition, resize it to fill the entire drive.
Booting Kernel Manually from GRUBThere are several good references, including several askUbuntu and *Nix StackExchange, but this article by Carla Schroder from the Linux Foundation is superb. The GRUB 2.00 manual is also actually quite helpful if you know where to look. Try section 4.3.
You can use
lsto see what drives GRUB sees.
grub rescue> ls (hd0) (hd0,msdos3) (hd0,msdos5) (fd0)GRUB tells you it sees your hard drive, 2 partitions: /dev/sda3 and /dev/sda5 and a floppy drive.
- List the contents of each drive to find the one with
/boot. You can drop off the
msdosprefix and just use the partition number.
grub rescue> ls (hd0,3)/ ./ ../ boot/ etc/ bin/ sbin/ vmlinuz initrd.img ...You just repartitioned your drive so you already new you moved your root from sda1 to sda3 (for example), so this is just validation. Note the trailing slash
/, without it GRUB tells you what type of filesystem it is, eg ext4.
- List the contents of
/bootand you will see all of the kernels available.
grub rescue> ls (hd0,3)/boot ./ ../ grub/ vmlinuz-3.13.0-30-generic initrd.img-3.13.0-30-generic abi-3.13.0-30-generic System.map-3.13.0-30-generic vmlinuz-3.13.0-36-generic ...Some Linux distros put a symlink to the linux kernel and ramdisk (initrd) in root which you can use to load them.
- Set the root and prefix variables and load the normal module.
grub rescue> set root=(hd0,3) grub rescue> set prefix=(hd0,3)/boot/grub grub rescue> insmod normal grub rescue> set root=hd0,msdos3 prefix=(hd0,msdos3)/boot/grub
- Load the linux kernel specifying the location of root, load the ramdisk image initrd.img and boot.
grub rescue> insmod linux grub rescue> linux /vmlinuz root=/dev/sda3 grub rescue> initrd /initrd.img grub rescue> bootYour machine should boot up. If it boots up but crashes with can't find
/sbin/initerrors and ends up in BusyBox with a
(initrmfs)prompt, then you forgot to specify the location of root!
- Now for the crucial step, as if everything else wasn't enough, right? Everything you do in GRUB is temporary. In order to fix GRUB you will have to reinstall it. Open a Bash terminal and execute
update-gruband then
grub-installand you are good to go.
$ update-grub Generating grub configuration file ... Found background: /usr/share/images/grub/Apollo_17_The_Last_Moon_Shot_Edit1.tga Found background image: /usr/share/images/grub/Apollo_17_The_Last_Moon_Shot_Edit1.tga Found linux image: /boot/vmlinuz-3.13.0-29-generic Found initrd image: /boot/initrd.img-3.13.0-29-generic Found linux image: /boot/vmlinuz-3.13.0-27-generic Found initrd image: /boot/initrd.img-3.13.0-27-generic Found linux image: /boot/vmlinuz-3.13.0-24-generic Found initrd image: /boot/initrd.img-3.13.0-24-generic Found memtest86+ image: /boot/memtest86+.elf Found memtest86+ image: /boot/memtest86+.bin done $ grub-install /dev/sda Installing for i386-pc platform. Installation finished. No error reported.Note that you are installing GRUB on the hardrive, /dev/sda, not into any partition, so don't use a partition number. Reboot again with your fingers crossed, but you should be back in familiar territory.


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I've been using a thought experiment in the personal branding class I teach to entrepreneurial Fordham students that I think is worth sharing. I asked them to curate a conference--just as a mental exercise, not for real.
The conference format forces them to do a couple of things that haven't been easy to get them to think about and has a lot of potential lessons for how they think about networking and personal brand.
First, they have to narrow down a particular field. With respect to their careers, it's tough to get across why just deciding to be a marketing major isn't enough. They need to focus more, go deeper. Taken in the context of a conference, no one thought that a generic marketing conference seemed that interesting. We talked about focusing on horizontals and verticals--like financial education, technology's affect on art or mobile food. These intuitively sounded more interesting and I think it will help anchor students in their career goals--that specializing in a horizontal plus a vertical will help focus them.
Building out the panels is a focus on trends and news--but more importantly what's going on right now that people are talking about. If you can't, off the top of your head, come up with 5-10 panel topics for an area that you're interested in, than you're just not paying enough attention.
Speaker lists are a good way to figure out the quality of your network. How do you determine speaker quality? Do they have experience? Is it unique experience? Did they build Pinterest or comment about it from the sidelines. Being close to the source of trends and being unique seemed important. Building out a list of who in your field of interest would make for a great panelist is also a great target list for who you should build relationships with.
It also helped them think about what made *them* interesting. Are they prepped well for meetings. Do they have clear and concise answers? Perhaps there are some contrarian beliefs that they hold. Would they make a good panelist themselves?
It's been a fun and evolving exercise and I look forward to continuing to evolve it.
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- Grau, David
- Arizona State University
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- Indigenous Knowledge
- Holistic Framework
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- Mobile Crowd Sensing in Edge Computing Environment
- The Effect of Disability on Subjective Well-Being across the Adult Lifespan: The Moderating Roles of Age at Disability Onset and Disability Type
- Mechanically Active Heterogeneous Polymer Matrix Composites
- Attribute-Based Encryption for Fine-Grained Access Control over Sensitive Data
- 并购背景下教育行业品牌价值研究
Regulatory agencies, such as the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), and the National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), recognize that decisions regarding occupational health are often economically driven, with worker health only a secondary concern (Ruttenberg, 2014). To investigate the four National Occupational Research Agenda (NORA) long-standing health concerns—welding fumes, crystalline silica, noise, and musculoskeletal disorders—a mixed methods research is conducted. Fourfold structuration, a holistic communication process with roots in indigenous/ancient knowledge, is used to organize data and facilitate making tangible relationships of health to productivity and profits that are abstract and often stated by industries, such …
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- Tello, Linda Marguerite, Grau, David, Koro-Ljungberg, Mirka, et al.
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- 2017


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"Distanced" by Donna Cleary
Recent work by Donna Cleary is presented in a group exhibition entitled True Love is Fleeting. Cleary's pieces cover the end of the relationship when love is no longer at the heart of the matter. Her series of faceless portraits is called Desired? The players in all too familiar scenes take stances that clearly show the emotions present. Physical desire may still linger, but the distance grows ever longer, based first on opposition and then on the inevitable movement in different directions.
Artist: Donna Cleary
True Love is Fleeting is the new group exhibition, including work by Donna Cleary, opens at the Leo Kesting Gallery in New York on February 12 and runs through March 1, 2009.


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Lettings Awards: FleetMilne Property
FleetMilne Property won Gold in the Best Innovations category and Silver in the Best Property Management category
We found it hard to submit just four areas of innovation for this award — we are a really young and fearless team, so a lot of what we do is naturally innovative. But what caught the judges' attention, I think, was our offices. We moved a year ago and when we were designing the new office we realised we needed flexibility to grow and to interact better with the local community. Birmingham city centre is essentially a village — lots of people know each other — and we wanted our office to reflect that openness and interaction.
The whole front area of our office is now mobile so that it can be used for events, either ours or those of our customers. The reception


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People hate teenagers. Good people, people whom I love, respect, and admire hate teenagers. When I tell people I work with teenagers–-that working with teenagers is my favorite part of my job–-they look at me like I just told them like I spend my days having orgies with lepers.
According to most people, teens are: self-involved, disrespectful, immature, grandiose, melodramatic, etc. None of these
complaints are completely unfounded. I'm of the belief that those adjectives can be used to describe 99% of people, not just 99% of teenagers.
Teens have significantly more justification for being any of the aforementioned things than we "adults" do. Before I get into my particular admiration for teens, it's useful to look at the realities of being a teen.
Things that suck about being a teenager (listed in no particular order):
- The Daily Schedule/Workload
School from 8 AM– 3 PM, maybe an after school sport or something if they are one of those athletic types, dinner (with or without a crazy family) and then homework, possibly studying for SATs, and/or college applications until midnight.
"So what?" you might say. What about the financial burdens of kids, student loans, and mortgages? I hear you, all of those things suck, too. Many teens do actually have financial burdens, especially now that college is more expensive than ever. Teens who don't have financial obligations are perceived as not having responsibility but that's only because adults and teens have different outcomes associated with the work they do.
When adults think of work, we think of money and, by association, all of our financial woes. Teens don't make money for going to school (though imagine the attendance statistics if they did) but between school and homework, they're often logging more hours than you or I do.
Which is fine. Working hard builds character and all that.
2) Teens are expected to be the most boring adults ever:
Here's where the really shitty part of being a teenager kicks in: they're expected to act like responsible adults in all the boring ways (work, schlepping younger siblings around, etc.) without any of the autonomy or fun that comes (relatively speaking) with being an adult. They are still the "property" of their parent(s)/guardians; adults tell teens where they can go and when, treating them like a child one minute and then asking them to act like an adult the next.
3) Unavoidable hormones and the Socially Awkward Olympics
Hormones can be a real pain in the ass and that ass pain is really bad when one goes through puberty. Teens' hormones are going bananas in all kinds of unpredictable ways, as are their peers'. I'm sure I don't need to explain how mortifying and confusing this daily process can be.
4) The Law
The law is notorious for picking and choosing how it wants to treat teenagers. They are not children who need to be protected and/or forgiven and they are frequently tried as adults. In the United States, thousands of teenagers as young as 13 have been tried as adults and been sent to prison without possibility of parole. That said, they're not often afforded the rights and protections adults have. If teens are in a store, many people assume they are shoplifting. Laws are created to prevent teens from hanging out with their friends in public spaces. Curfews are created in neighborhoods so teens don't cause trouble. It's not difficult to see why being a teenager can feel like a no-win situation.
Sucks, right?
And despite all the things that teens face, the young adults I encounter are the loveliest, kindest, smartest, funniest, and most creative people I know.
Things that I love about teens (again, in no particular order):
- I don't have to dumb down what I want to say in order to have a conversation with teens. Little kids are great, but they want to talk to me for 3 hours about, well, something I can't actually understand (how do parents understand their children when they're not speaking an actual language?). Also, teens are potty trained. This is a great thing.
- If a teen likes something, they'll tell you. If they don't, they'll tell you. There's no bullshit and no passive-aggressiveness. Adults, take note.
- I teach a creative writing class for high school kids at the local public library and the environment in that room is more fun, relaxed, and supportive than any creative writing workshop I have been in as an adult. There's no petty competition or backhanded compliments. Despite what 60 minutes might tell you, teens are, on the whole, unfailingly kind.
- Sadly, teens aren't used to getting respect–-actual non-condescending respect–-from adults and, once it's shown to them, they are more than willing to respond in kind.
- Teenagers are so, so creative. Even the ones who aren't creative are creative. They can't help it. They've got all the puberty going on and all the angst of being a teen happening and when they channel it into something creative it's something that's so raw and vulnerable that adults have to stop to appreciate it. Everything that they are experiencing is new or taking a new shape. That hyper-excitement that's visible in any group of kids outside a high school? It's teens processing all that newness and figuring out who they are in relation to the world as it unfolds before them. They're excited and vulnerable and they should be. We used to feel like that about certain things. Maybe we've squashed that vulnerability down in ourselves because we got embarrassed about it or felt too frightening to be so exposed.
If you're thinking that I get the good kids, the kids who come to a weekly creative writing workshop at the library, you'd be right. It's not a representative sample of all teenagers. But I have also spent the last five years teaching creative writing and talking about books with kids in the Marin County Juvenile Hall and their needs and attitudes are not so different from those of my library creative writing kids. Both groups want respect, they want to be listened to and to have their thoughts and ideas understood by another human being. They want to feel cool and in control of their own lives. However much one disagrees with the way some of the kids in Juvenile Hall went about trying to feel that way, I think that yearning is universal.
So why are adults so uncomfortable around teens? I think it's because teenagers remind us that inside each of us is a socially awkward, insecure, pimply 16 year-old. I think they annoy us the way siblings annoy us, because they mirror the things we'd like to pretend we are not: petty, approval-seeking, and frustrated with the lack of control we have over our own lives.
But even if they were the brattiest brats in all of Brattytown, I would still work with teens. As an age group teens are, at best, forgotten and, at worst, reviled. The groups that pays the closest attention to teens are companies who understand the purchasing power of adolescents. As for the rest of us? We tend to think of teens as either not needing our help or being beyond it. However, so often, we need to do very little to improve the life of a teenager. We need to show him respect. We need to listen to her as we would listen to an adult, not a child. We need to encourage them to think for themselves and ask questions that will help them do that.
It's not all rainbows and sunshine ("she doesn't even go to this school!"). Just because we listen to teens the way we listen to adults doesn't mean we give teens the same advice or encouragement as we would give adults. What we can offer is respect in exchange for respect. Thoughts and ideas for thoughts and ideas. Book suggestions for book suggestions.
If we all engaged with teens in this way, I think there would be fewer asshole teens who grow into asshole adults. Next time you walk into a library or a coffee shop and it's crowded with teens, don't immediately turn around and head for the other Starbucks down the street. Just wait. Think about what you were like as a teenager, how you behaved on your best and worst days. If nothing else, maybe it will make you realize you're not so old, after all.


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A 68-year-old man suffered serious burn injuries in an apartment fire in El Cerrito on Monday night, a battalion chief said.
The blaze was reported at 8:52 p.m. at 10203 San Pablo Ave. Firefighters responded and found smoke and fire coming out of a ground-floor unit at the building, El Cerrito Fire Battalion Chief Michael Bond said.
Firefighters began trying to extinguish the fire and found the man, who was taken by helicopter to a burn center with second- and third-degree burns over 30 to 40 percent of his body, Bond said.
The blaze was eventually extinguished and crews contained it to the apartment where it started, according to Bond.
The cause of the fire remains under investigation. It "pretty much destroyed" the unit where it started, Bond said, but an exact damage estimate was not immediately available.


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Mysterious Japanese-made guitar built c. 1970s, probably by the Nakai Gakki company and rebadged in western countries as "John Bennet". Despite resembling the Gibson SG, it doesn't sound much like one. Tone is a unique, quacky kind of sound, gets pretty interesting when coming out of a nice loud valve amp with the mids turned up. 3 tone controls, 1 volume.
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London's QEII Centre welcomed the Association of Anaesthetists of Great Britain & Ireland (AAGBI) for the 20th consecutive year at the association's Winter Scientific Meeting London 2017.
The event, which took place at QEII from Wednesday 11 – Friday 13 January, saw over 1,000 medical professionals attending ground-breaking talks on anaesthetic topics and controversies, featuring high-profile international keynote speakers including Baroness Professor Susan Greenfield, Dr Andy Bodenham and Professor Justiaan Swanevelder.
QEII's Churchill room was used for the main sessions of the event, while the Mountbatten room on the sixth floor of the Westminster venue hosted the second stream. The AAGBI's Winter Scientific Meeting London is attracting more delegates year on year and the increased capacity of the Mountbatten room, as a result of refurbishment in 2016, is helping the venue continue to cater for the event's growing numbers.
The AAGBI is the professional membership organisation for over 11,000 anaesthetists in the UK and Ireland, doctors who specialise in the delivery of anaesthesia. The AAGBI also took over the entire third floor of the building for its exhibition and optimised QEII's industry-leading AV facilities to offer live-streaming of its sessions throughout the event, including to a parent and baby room for members who are on maternity or paternity leave to keep up with their CPD hours.
Throughout its 20 years of being held at QEII, the AAGBI Winter Scientific Meeting has been looked after by the same member of the QEII team, AV project manager Bill Slade.
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oOh! Media Appoints National Product Director
oOh! Media has appointed James (Jimmy) Rowlings as national product director For oOh! Retail.
Rowlings will work with the national commercial director of sales, Phil Eastwood, and commercial director of sales at oOh! Retail, Blair Hamilford, to drive growth for the company's retail offering.
The executive has previously also worked in the Pay TV and music industries for companies including MTV, EMI and Ministry of Sound. Most recently he was a principal at communications consultancy, Brevity Consulting.
"We welcome Jimmy and look forward to leveraging his experience and tremendous knowledge of the media landscape to lead a talented team during implementation of our Retail growth strategy," Eastwood said.
Rowlings said: "Next year is going to be another huge year of capital investment in digitising oOh!'s retail offering to deliver greater engagement between the advertisers and shoppers.
"Our recent ROI study showed that retail is one of the strongest mediums in delivering Return on Investment and we are also seeing billions of dollars being invested by the owners to develop their shopping centres into lifestyle destinations.
"All of these factors combined makes it an exciting time to be part of a team that will help shape the future of the powerful retail media."