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I've been a Debian user since way before starting with Ubuntu at some critter release some years ago. To me, Debian is the grand master of open source projects. Its the indicator of success for distributed projects out there. Ubuntu just uses the power of the tools that debian wrote years ago.
Its interesting that the one tool which I tend to use almost every day when interacting with Linux servers or desktop systems is "apt-get". But yet it was never really meant as a production tool and more meant as a conceptual proof of concept about how a package manager should/could work.
I left SuSE way behind some years ago because of the so-called "rpm hell" I ran into more than a few times. I just tired of the whole major, minor, sub, sub-sub, package names which could screw up your whole day. On debian, these things just seem to work.
Then I ended up at Celestix managing Windows security projects. I had to build out a QA group to ensure we launched products that had a nominal set of testing done. This included after a bit supporting Windows updates, some additional updates for windows flagship security and vpn products. What a mess! Whoever came up with how Windows updates works should be taken out and garroted. The thing is sick and stupid. It takes way too much effort and it insures that a whole universe of folks keep their jobs. Linux got this right a decade ago.
Even more right on Debian though. Its so dead simple to update, upgrade, or stay at the same level. As an example, if you are "tracking" what is called "testing" which most of the people I know that run Debian use; you just always follow testing. Releases come and go with cute little names. But testing is testing. It just flows and works. On ubuntu, you have the concept of 6 month updates but I never liked the update thing so I tend to back things up I want to USB and then just re-install from scratch. Its not that I don't trust the updater; its just that I don't trust it.
Ubuntu has really not evolved of late though. It seems to me that each release really is not so much different than the last one. Until Natty and Unity came along. To me, that's a step backwards. They should have spent all those dollars on Unity on building better integration points, ensuring that the distribution worked on more hardware, that better support for upgrades was in place. I don't really blame them though. Innovation is hard to spell and even harder to practice. Looks at the differences in use from XP to Vista to Windows 7. Windows 7 has the primary difference of actually working when compared to Vista; but a lot of people still swear by XP. Personally, I never liked XP all that much either; but I would take it over NT4 Workstation. The joke at the GAP was never move your mousie too close to "Network Neighborhood" or a reboot would be required.
Anyways, this Saturday I brought Debian testing (wheezy) to a T60 near me that I rebuilt with a new palm rest, new memory, new disk drive and battery. It was fun. I spent some time reading up on new laptops but I cannot see buying anything new for awhile. Five year old laptops like the T60 and the Z61T for a work system, are just fine for me.
Tomorrow is the edge day back to work. I actually have to work a bit tomorrow because people I work with are in Sydney and tomorrow is Monday there.


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Patient Comments: Interstitial Cystitis - Symptoms and Signs
What were the symptoms and signs of your interstitial cystitis?
Comment from: ahennasey, 25-34 Female (Patient) Published: February 15
I have had interstitial cystitis for almost eight years now. I can tell you it is a very painful experience. I have done everything from changing my diet, cutting down on smoking, drinking more water and exercising, but nothing seems to work. I have had many bladder distentions, although they are supposed to last for a couple of years it never does for me. I am in pain every day of my life to the point where it puts a damper on my life.
Comment from: Ramona, 65-74 Female (Patient) Published: February 24
Have had IC for about 12 years. At first was diagnosed with bladder infections and took antibiotics for years. Was diagnosed with IC about 6 years ago. Had all the treatments that are available and took pyridium all the time for the pain. About 2 months ago I had a sinus infection and took Aleve for it. After 3 days of Aleve I realized my bladder was no longer bothering me. I take an Aleve 220 mg. every morning now and have not had any problems at all in 2 months. My urologist told me to keep taking it. It may not work for you but is worth a try. I can't believe the difference - only go to the bathroom once at night and usually 5-6 times during the day. I drink about 64-96 ounces of water every day to keep everything flushed out.
Comment from: Mike, 35-44 Male (Patient) Published: December 14
At first I thought it was a bladder infection as the symptoms were very similar and I had had a bladder infection not too long before. When tested this time they said there was nothing detected. I was lucky in the fact that I never experienced a lot of pain with it like others have, but it was to the point that I could not get rid of the feeling of having to go to the bathroom, ever. When I did, the urge would be reduced but not gone. It took a LONG time to finally get diagnosed with IC, and it was discouraging to find there was no cure, however, avoiding the triggers helped a lot, especially dark chocolate, coffee, and other caffeine beverages. Dark chocolate was the worst. Over time, some medications and controlling my diet helped a lot. One medication that helped me the most was Ditropan. That was several years ago but now my symptoms are getting worse again so I am looking at either taking Ditropan again, or seeing what is new and improved since I last checked into it. The biggest symptom of my IC is a constant irritation around the bladder area which can usually be relieved by urinating, for a short period of time before it returns again. Again, before I realized what was triggering it, when I ate a fair bit of dark chocolate, the irritation was so bad that I could not even get to sleep. I hope that helps someone out there.
Comment from: 75 or over Female (Patient) Published: September 15
I was diagnosed many years ago with IC through the cooperative effort of a wonderful family doctor, allergist, and urologist. I had suffered pain for many years before the diagnosis. The allergist placed me on a strict diet for one month, then we began to reenter foods one at a time to find the trigger. I have been able to control the IC since that time as long as I avoid corn, shellfish, and several fruits. If I do eat one of these foods, then approximately 24 hours later I start experiencing pain and it continues for several days.
Comment from: Shelley, 35-44 Female (Patient) Published: July 19
Hi I have been under a Urologist in Brisbane for over two years now for chronic cystitis. I have moved away to the country 12 hours away. My Dr put me on Endep for Cronic cystitis. After some playing around with dosages I have been pain free apart from the occasional day. I have been taking 1- 50mg tablet at night. I however find that in this time I have put on 14kgs. No amount of exercise or lack of food helps. I am a small eater, always been active and a size 10 -60kgs. I now find I'm struggling to fit into size 12/14s and weigh 74kgs and my feet swell up. I went on line to see what the side effects for endep are and found that excessive weight gain that can't be controlled is one, also fluid, another symptom. Endep does work well for me. I have tried decreasing it and even going off it altogether as advised by my Doctor, but found that the symptoms came straight back. I need to go on something else but don't know what. Something that won't make me put weight on. I have been going to the gym for the past 1 1/2 years.
Comment from: Lorraine, 45-54 Female (Patient) Published: January 21
I am a 52-year-old female and have been diagnosed with IC for just over a year. I have urinary frequency and pain when my bladder is empty. When the condition is at its worst, I cannot drink any acidic drinks and have been advised to give up caffeine. I have had cystoscopies twice in the past two years and both times areas of "chronic inflammation" were seen and subsequently burnt off. On the first occasion, my consultant urologist thought that I had bladder cancer but pathology reports were just chronic inflammation. She then thought it was an ulcer but pathology said just it was just chronic inflammation. Both times my symptoms improved after these areas were removed, but gradually they returned. I am now having bladder instillation every month, but the symptoms are gradually returning. I try to drink a lot of water and am currently not drinking tea or coffee, as this seems to make the frequency worse. Sex is not painful, and I do not have severe pain on urination; the pain is mainly when I drink acidic drinks and my bladder is empty.
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The circular dish whose cross section is shown, has an outside diameter of 0.15m. A water jet strikes the dish concentrically and then flows outward along the surface of the dish. The jet speed is 45 m/s and the dish moves to the left at 10 m/s. Find the thickness of the jet sheet at a radius of 75 mm from the jet axis. What horizontal force on the disk is required to maintain this motion?
*EDIT* I only need to know how to find the thickness of the sheet, I know how to solve it from there.


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Cthulhu one of the old ones by Wormface3333Watch
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Cthulhu one of the old ones by ~Wormface3333 ( Featured by The-Build )
so much awesomeness....
im jelly... i had to sculpt for college class and blegh, nice work
I really enjoy sculpting very much! Thank you for the complement!
looks insane, great work!
very nice indeed
Wooooow! At first i thought it was a picture! Amazing job!
Kinda reminds me of an Ood, which I'm sure was partially based on the Cthulhu mythos. :3
Awesome sculpture! It looks so real.
That is awesome
The size is impressive.However is it only half-done?.It reminds me of the cephalopod Nautilus then the cephalopod like monster the Cthulu.
Congrats for the DD
Love it!
Wow...I don't know what else I can say about this.
You defintitely deserved the DD for this.
Oh, that looks good! You expect it to start breathing at any moment.
Wow! Thanks what a complement!
....are those giant clogs in the background?
I don't know maybe!
that's what i thought XP
but i think they're coconut chairs~
And where are his eyes...
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Rated 5 / 5 stars
Truly a unique, interesting game. Offers simplistic gameplay that can be played hours. Though the graphics aren't superb, the gameplay makes up for it entirely.
Rated 4.5 / 5 stars
Corporate Assassin is a fun little game, where you have one basic, yet hard goal: To find out, who is the assassin from your crew. You can't trust anybody on this thrilling game, as every time, a meeting ends, something unexpected will happen.
The game itself is a nice little time waster, especially when it's early night, the weather is rainy, your Internet connection is bad and your whole neighborhood is asleep, excluding you.
Graphics aren't really something special, just some casual 8-bit stylish ones, which remind me i.e of Home or Deep Sleep. The music is nice and relaxing, fitting perfectly with the game. Only problem is the number/Trust system, as it gets really messy sometimes.
Overall: Corporate Assassin deserves way more attention. It's such a simple looking game with such unique idea.
5 picos and 4.5 stars.
Rated 5 / 5 stars
Lol ren cross was the boss and I was the assassin,Victor cross and I was gonna assassanite him but then he was exacuted
Rated 4.5 / 5 stars
like if you got everybody to trust you 100% in both roles.also,this game was GREAT!


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WHCOA 2015 Blog
SCSEP delivers Encore Network's "triple win."
Senior Service America and its 81 local partner organizations in 16 states are pleased that the draft WHCOA Healthy Aging policy brief highlights the Senior Community Service Employment Program (SCSEP) as well as the Senior Corps programs.
Fifty years ago, Congress and President Johnson launched these programs because they envisioned a Great Society which recognized that poorer older Americans were willing and able to achieve what the Encore Network calls for in its paper for the 2015 WHCOA: "deliver a triple win for America—at the intersection of healthy aging, economic security and social impact."
Today, SCSEP, the Foster Grandparents Program, and Senior Companions Program enable more than 100,000 older Americans to deliver this "triple win" despite their low incomes and other disadvantages not experienced by their better-off peers.
The U.S. Department of Labor collects data that demonstrate SCSEP's "triple win":
- Healthy Aging.
- 91% of SCSEP participants reported that their physical health is the same or better than before they entered SCSEP, and
- 73% reported that their outlook on life is a little more or much more positive. (Source: national survey of 10,668 participants funded by USDOL conducted by Charter Oak Group, 2014.)
- Economic Security and Work.
- 45% of SCSEP participants exit into unsubsidized employment. (Source: USDOL official reports, 2014)
- Social Impact.
- SCSEP participants provided more than 35.7 million staff hours to 30,000 local public and nonprofit agencies, such as libraries, schools, and senior centers last year. The value of these community service hours—using Independent Sector estimates—exceeded $806 million, nearly twice the total SCSEP appropriations of $432 million. (Source: USDOL official reports, 2014)
- 76% of host agencies indicated that participation in SCSEP either significantly or somewhat increased their ability to provide services to the community (Source: national survey of 7,446 agencies funded by USDOL conducted by Charter Oak Group, 2014.)
- In a Digital Inclusion Initiative between 2009 and 2012, more than 550 SCSEP participants served as peer coaches in 354 sites and taught more than 25,000 older learners how to create and use an email account and search the Internet.
In summary, SCSEP and Senior Corps are helping to make the encore movement more diverse and less exclusive. Let's build on these programs' track records as models of innovation, scalability, and efficiency as we develop our national aging, community service, and workforce policies for the next decade.
Past Commentaries
Comments to U.S. Department of Labor: Notice of Proposed Rulemaking for SCSEP – Additional Indicator on Volunteer Work, RIN 1205-AB60
Comments submitted online by SSAI executive director Tony Sarmiento supporting the proposed additional indicator designed to complement the existing core performance indicators for SCSEP, but recommending specific revisions to the proposed regulations.
Testimony to DOLETA-AoA Joint Listening Session on Reauthorizing SCSEP (Title V of the Older Americans Act)
Statement by SSAI executive director Tony Sarmiento advocating for SCSEP as a person-centered aging program with workforce and community service goals, for Workforce Investment Act (WIA) programs to serve larger numbers of older adults, and for more appropriate coordination between SCSEP and WIA. This joint listening session was the first ever convened by the U.S. Department of Labor's Employment and Training Administration and the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services' Administration on Aging.
Testimony to U.S. Administration on Aging Older Americans Act Reauthorization Listening Forum (Alexandria, VA)
Statement by SSAI executive director Tony Sarmiento calling for a reauthorized Title V that elevates the status of community service and prepares low-income disadvantaged adults to become advocates and agents of change.
Comments to Corporation for National and Community Service About the Implementation of the Serve America Act
Letter from SSAI executive director Tony Sarmiento to the Corporation advocating for engaging more older adults in national and community service through increased collaboration among the Corporation, the U.S. Department of Labor, and the Administration on Aging.
Testimony to Corporation for National and Community Service Public Listening Session on Implementation of the Serve America Act (Boston, MA)
Statement by SSAI executive director Tony Sarmiento calling for the Corporation and the U.S. Department of Labor to strengthen coordination between the Corporation's programs and the Senior Community Service Employment Program in response to the economic crisis.
Comments Submitted by Selected Aging Organizations in Response to Regulations Proposed 8/14/08 For Senior Community Service Employment Program
Letters from six national aging organizations and six state units on aging submitted to the U.S. Department of Labor in response to proposed SCSEP regulations issued in August 2008 (compiled by SSAI).
Comments to U.S. Department of Labor: Notice of Proposed Rulemaking for Senior Community Service Employment Program RIN 1205–AB48
Letter from SSAI executive director Tony Sarmiento arguing that the proposed regulations do not conform with the 2006 Older Americans Act and will have a negative impact on the program.
Comments to U.S. Department of Labor: Performance Accountability Interim Rule for Senior Community Service Employment Program Docket ID ETA-2007-0016
Joint letter signed by Asociacion Nacional Pro Personas Mayores, National Able Network, National Asian Pacific American Center on Aging, National Caucus and Center on Black Aged, National Indian Council on Aging, and Senior Service America, Inc. expressing concern that the proposed performance measures will have major unintended negative effects on SCSEP and service to minority seniors.
Testimony to the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee Subcommittee on Retirement Security and Aging Hearing on the Senior Community Service Employment Program Older Americans Act (Title V)
Statement by SSAI executive director Tony Sarmiento, including written comments submitted June 2006 in response to follow up questions.


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Skylander is a game with real game pieces and it makes the XBOX360 seem to come alive. My son has all but 1 of the characters and my grandson has over 20. It is great fun for any age. I highly recommend this game but be ready to spend a lot of money if you want to collect all the pieces.


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So, what does Chris' lead in in his article about Serious Pie and All Purpose Pizza have to do with APP being omitted from the Food Fight piece? I'm missing something here.
It meant we just covered the place two weeks ago.
But you're right, it could've at least been mentioned in passing in Thadius' piece.
(However, APP did make the delivery listings featured in the Food Fight issue.)
And all is now clear. I had never heard of APP before that piece and had promptly forgotten about it until today. I'm going to try it soon. Too bad I just moved from 17th and Madison to Eastlake...
We need more delivery places that aren't Italian or Asian.
All Purpose Pizza is amazing. Get the trio of extra sauces to go with your pizza - red wine tomato, blue cheese and homemade pesto. You'll be addicted.
I wish Ezell's delivered.
Speaking of the CD, why is The Seattle Weekly the only weekly newspaper I can find on 23rd and Jackson? Do you deliver Strangers anywhere near there?
You can get the Stranger at All-Purpose Pizza! Thanks David for reminding people that we not only deliver the CD, we are in it (or at least 2 blocks from it). Peace.
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Month: December 2011
The John Cage centenary is coming up, and will be the focus of several New York performances.
Sound artist Maurizio Bianchi is interviewed.
Paul Tognola and Andrew Ponzoni have put out a EP called freejazzLIVElectronics, which is available for streaming and download.
Matt Frazao of Out of Your Head is briefly interviewed.
Igloo Magazine Reviews
From igloomag.com:
Chaim :: Alive (BPitch Control)
Coen Oscar Polack :: Spectral Churches (Narrominded)
Upcoming Monday Evolving Series Shows
From New York's Vision Festival people.
Monday Evolving Series
LES Gallery
1st floor @ Clemente Soto Velez Educational and Cultural Center,
107 Suffolk Street (between Delancey & Rivington)
Monday January 2
A New Year Celebration & Tribute to Rashied Ali
SPECIAL ticket PRICE: $15 per set / $20 for 2 sets / $25 all night
Students/Seniors : $10 per set / $15 for 2 / $20 all night
7:30 Charles Gayle / William Parker
Charles Gayle – sax
William Parker – bass
8:30 John Tchicai Ascension Unending
John Tchicai – sax
Alex Weiss – sax
Rosie Hertlein – violon / voice
Garrison Fewell – guitarist
Dmitry Ishenko – bass
Reggie Nicholson – drums
9:30 pm Sound Band led by William Parker
Tor Snyder, Ras Moshe, Matt Lavelle, Nicole Federici, Pete Dragotta,
Kirk Knuffke, Yoni Kretzmer, David Moss, Max Johnson … & others TBA
Monday January 9
Music Under Siege
7:30 Battle of the Saxes- Host Dave Sewelson
Participate! The winner gets $100! The audience will decide the victor!
This show will be improvised and notarized!
Sabir Mateen – sax
Michael Bisio – bass
Whit Dickey – drums
9:30 pm Yuko Fujiyama trio
Yuko Fujiyama – piano
Tomas Ulrich – cello
Newman Taylor-Baker – drums
Monday 16
Creative Sounds of Dissension
7:30 Bill Cole Duo
Bill Cole – double reeds
Shayna Dulberger – bass
8:30 P. Nicholson Last Call
Kyoko Kitamura – vocal
Jean Carla Rodea – vocal
Fay Victor – vocal
Patricia Nicholson – words, dance
William Parker – bass
Michael TA Thompson – drums
9:30 pm Other Dimensions in Music + Fay Victor
Fay Victor – vocal
Roy Campbell – sax
Daniel Carter – sax
William Parker – bass
Charles Downs – drums
Monday 23
Creative Sounds of Dissension
7:30 Cooper-Moore Organ Trio.
Cooper-Moore – organ
Brian Price – tenor
Bernard Meyers – drums
8:30 Steve Swell Group
Steve Swell – trombone
Rob Brown – alto sax
Chris Forbes – piano
Hill Greene – bass
Michael T.A. Thompson – drums, percussion
9:30 pm The Daves
Dave Sewelson – bari sax
Dave Hofstra -bass
William Paker – bass
Monday 30
String Things
7:30 Rosi Hertlein Trio
Rosi Hertlein – violin, voice
David Arner – piano
Dave Taylor – trombone
8:30 Macroscopia
Daniel Carter – sax
Tom Zlabinger – bass
Claire de Brunner – bassoon
Ken Silverman – guitar
9:30 pm Juan Pablo Carletti Trio
Michael Attias – sax
Daniel Levin – cello
Juan Pablo Carletti – drums
New Releases on 482 Music
From 482 Music:
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Comfort — Proximity to Temporality
The third full-length by the Italian collective Comfort.
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From New York's Stone:
1/1 Sunday (MM)
8 and 10pm
Film: "Cave of Forgotten Dreams" by Werner Herzog, soundtrack by Ernst Reijseger
1/2 Monday (KR)
730 and 9 pm
7:30—Open Rehearsal
1/3 Tuesday (MJ)
8 pm
Uri Caine: Ofakim with Jim Black and Ralph Alessi
Uri Caine (piano) Jim Black (drums) Ralph Alessi (trumpet)
10 pm
Gato Loco de Bajo
Stefan Zeniuk (bass sax, composition) Clifton Hyde (baritone acoustic guitar, composition) Jesse Selengut (flugelhorn, plastic bag) Ari Folman-Cohen (bass, shopping cart) Kevin Garcia (percussion)
1/4 Wednesday (DDT)
8 pm
Thomas Morgan Quartet
Dahveed Behroozi (piano) Todd Neufeld (guitar) Billy Mintz (drums) Thomas Morgan (bass)
10 pm
Uri Caine Trio
Uri Caine (piano) John Hébert (bass) Ben Perowsky (drums)
1/5 Thursday (CWL)
8 pm
Herb Robertson and Friends
Herb Robertson (trumpet) Dave Taylor (trombone) Adam Niewood (sax) Ratzo Harris (bass) Jay Rosen (drums)
10 pm
Chris Speed, Oscar Noriega, Brad Shepik, Trevor Dunn, Jim Black
Oscar Noriega (alto sax, bass clarinet) Brad Shepik (guitar) Chris Speed (tenor sax, clarinet) Trevor Dunn (bass) Jim Black (drums)
1/6 Friday (MJJ)
8 pm
Exile Shanghai/Homage to Max Mohr
Shelley Hirsch (music, performance)
Simone Fuerbringer, Nicolas Humbert (visuals) [Director of the film »Wolfsgrub«]
Frederick Reuss (readings) [Author of the novel »Mohr«]
The directors Simone Fuerbringer and Nicolas Humbert will be present.
10 pm
Refuge in Shanghai
Film: "Port Of Last Resort" by Joan Grossman and Paul Rosdy, soundtrack by John Zorn. Film director Joan Grossman will be present.
1/7 Saturday (RK)
8 pm
Jim Black Trio
Jim Black (drums) Thomas Morgan (bass) Teddy Klausner (piano)
Jim Black is presenting his new album "Somatic".
10 pm
Theo Bleckmann, Shane Endsley, Ben Wendel, Nate Wood play the music of Judee Sill
Theo Bleckmann (voice) Shane Endsley (trumpet) Ben Wendel (sax) Nate Wood (drums)
1/8 Sunday (DDT)
8 pm
Jim Black Trio
Jim Black (drums) Thomas Morgan (bass) Teddy Klausner (piano)
Jim Black is presenting his new album "Somatic".
10 pm
Carla Kihlstedt & Matthias Bossi
Carla Kihlstedt (violin, voice) Matthias Bossi (piano, cajon, percussion, bass harmonica, voice)
Carla Kihlstedt & Matthias Bossi draw on their love of art song, folk song, industrial music, improvised music and heart-wrenching balladry. Their songs are raw and beautiful, sparse and rich, lighthearted and full of pathos – bringing to life the small stories of unsung heroes… and almost always telling the truth.
1/9 Monday (MJ)
730 and 9 pm
7:30—Open Rehearsal
1/10 Tuesday (YT)
8 pm
Uri Caine: Dichterliebe/Love Fugue after Robert Schumann
Uri Caine (piano) Theo Bleckmann (voice) Shulamith Caine (text) a.o.
10 pm
Uri Caine Ensemble playing Mozart, Mahler and Gershwin
Uri Caine (piano) Ralph Alessi (trumpet) Jim Black (drums) John Hebert (bass) Chris Speed (clarinet) and special guests
1/11 Wednesday (JM)
8 pm
Hank Roberts/Jim Black Duo
Hank Roberts (cello) Jim Black (drums)
10 pm
Theo Bleckmann and Fumio Yasuda: Berlin Songs of love and war, peace and exile
Theo Bleckmann (voice) Fumio Yasuda (piano)
1/12 Thursday (MP)
8 pm
Accordance: Guy Klucevsek/Alan Bern Duo
Guy Klucevsek, Alan Bern (accordions)
10 pm
Egypt 2000 with Stefan Zeniuk a.o.
Stefan Zeniuk (sax) and special guests
1/13 Friday (JI)
8 pm
Caleb Burhans (violin, voice) Grey McMurray (guitar, etc.)
10 pm
Film: "On The Path Of Death And Life"
Fumio Yasuda (music) Nobuyoshi Araki (images)
The composer Fumio Yasuda will be present, live-music featuring Akimuse!
1/14 Saturday (AC)
8 pm
Theo Bleckmann and Ben Monder Duo
Theo Bleckmann (voice, loops) Ben Monder (guitar)
10 pm
Film: "Step Across The Border" by Werner Penzel and Nicolas Humbert, soundtrack by Fred Frith
1/15 Sunday (SK)
8 pm
Notefalls: Guy Klucevsek/Alan Bern Duo
Guy Klucevsek, Alan Bern (accordions)
10 pm
Film: "Ludwig van" by Mauricio Kagel, soundtrack after Beethoven
Film "Ludwig van" by Mauricio Kagel, soundtrack after Beethoven with Joseph Beuys, Mauricio Kagel, Diter Rot, Stefan Wewerka a.o.
1/16 Monday (DJS)
730 and 9 pm
7:30—Open Rehearsal
Brooklyn & Oakland based media label connecting diverse groups of artists exploring the alchemy of sound + vision.
1/17 Tuesday (CB)
8 pm
Doron Sadja (synth, electronics) Justin Craun (synth, drum machines)
10 pm
Aki Onda
Aki Onda (cassettes, electronics)
1/18 Wednesday (BS)
8 pm
Brown Wing Overdrive w/ Yeh & Pride
Chuck Bettis (electronics, throat), Derek Morton (electronics) Special guests C. Spencer Yeh (violin, electronics, voice) Mike Pride (drums, percussion)
10 pm
Alfredo Marin
Alfredo Marin (laptop)
1/19 Thursday (DH)
8 pm
Peter B
A presentation by instrument builder Peter B of Ciat-Lonbarde. Featuring : organalogs – touch sensitive electronic winds – nabra – woven and bent analog brains – cocolace – 8 bit samples. http://www.ciat-lonbarde.net
10 pm
MV Carbon
MV Carbon (cello, tape machines, electronics, voice)
1/20 Friday
8 pm
Twig Harper
Twig Harper (electronics)
10 pm
Salamander Wool
Carson Garhart (bamboo flutes, vocals, electronics)
1/21 Saturday (BLG)
8 pm
John Zorn (sax) and many special guests
Come support the Stone at our monthly rent party which is now ONE LONG SET BEGINNING AT 8PM SHARP AND CONTINUES TO 930! Only 75 people will be admitted so arrive early! TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS
1/22 Sunday (JI)
8 pm
Future Shuttle
Jessa Farkas (vocals, synth) Camilla Padgitt-Coles (bass, synth) Lizzie Harper (flute) Linnea Vedder (percussion)
10 pm
Lost Monarch
Michael Beharie (guitar, electronics) P. Corwin Lamm (electronics) Ted Rankin-Parker (cello) Jeffrey Cristiani (drums)
1/23 Monday
730 and 9 pm
7:30—Open Rehearsal
1/24 Tuesday (KR)
8 pm
Chaos Majik
Todd Pendu (electronics) Jesse Gelaznik (electronics)
Light/Sound Ritual Electronic Music
10 pm
Jeremiah Cymerman / Mario Diaz de Leon
Jeremiah Cymerman (clarinet, bass clarinet, electronics) Mario Diaz de Leon (electric guitar)
1/25 Wednesday (JC)
8 pm
Kevin Hufnagel
Kevin Hufnagel (baritone ukelele, acoustic guitar)
10 pm
Bryan Jacobs
Bryan Jacobs (guitar, electronics)
1/26 Thursday
8 pm
Zeljko McMullen
Zeljko McMullen (electronics, voice)
10 pm
Thomas Arsenault (electronics, voice, video)
1/27 Friday (CB)
8 pm
Doron Sadja
Doron Sadja (electronics)
10 pm
Mario Diaz de Leon
Mario Diaz de Leon (guitar, synth, electronics)
CD Release event for "Hypnos" (Shinkoyo 2012)
1/28 Saturday (SK)
8 and 10pm
Matt Mehlan (guitar, vocals) Jason McMahon (guitar) Jon Leland (drums)
1/29 Sunday (NL)
8 pm
Dan Peck
Dan Peck (tuba)
Bowel-loosening noise from a pre-civilization zombie death mass.
10 pm
Joshua Rubin
Joshua Rubin (clarinets, electronics)
1/30 Monday
730 and 9 pm
7:30—Open Rehearsal
1/31 Tuesday (JM)
8 pm
Organ Trio
Amy Mills (trumpet) Andrew Hock (guitar) Peter Negroponte (percussion)
10 pm
Zeljko McMullen (guitar, voice, electronics) Mario Diaz de Leon (guitar) Doron Sadja (woodwinds, percussion, electronics) Justin Craun (synth, drum machine) plus special guests
The first show in over two years from the "house band" of the West Nile space (2006–2009).
Jazz Listings From The New York Times
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The Bad Plus (Friday through Sunday) Since forming about a decade ago, this acoustic power trio — Reid Anderson on bass, Ethan Iverson on piano, David King on drums — has been known for its canny twists on the pop repertory, something the band pushed to the limit with "For All I Care," an album released two years ago. "Never Stop" (E1), last year's brave release, swings the pendulum the other direction: all originals, start to finish, with everybody pitching in. At 9 and 11 p.m. on Friday and Sunday and 9 and 11:30 p.m. on Saturday, Village Vanguard, 178 Seventh Avenue South, at 11th Street, West Village, (212) 255-4037, villagevanguard.com; $25 cover on Friday and Sunday, with a one-drink minimum. (Chinen)
End-of-the-Year Improv Party (Friday and Saturday) John Zorn, the indomitable alto saxophonist and composer, is also the proprietor of the Stone, where he sometimes convenes a clutch of collaborators for a sonic free-for-all to benefit the club. Among his fellow improvisers on Friday are the guitarist Thurston Moore, the trumpeter Frank London and the drummer Matt Wilson; on Saturday it will include the trombonist George Lewis (and perhaps the guitarist Marc Ribot, who'll spearhead a later New Year's Eve set in the same room). At 8 and 10 p.m. on Friday and 8 p.m. on Saturday, the Stone, Avenue C and Second Street, East Village, thestonenyc.com; $25. (Chinen)
Tom Rainey Trio (Friday) Tom Rainey, a starkly suggestive drummer, digs in with Ingrid Laubrock, a German-born, British-based tenor and soprano saxophonist, and Mary Halvorson, a guitarist with a sharp-splintered but flexible attack. The trio has a recent album, "Pool School," on the Portuguese label Clean Feed. At 9 and 10:30 p.m., Cornelia Street Café, 29 Cornelia Street, Greenwich Village, (212) 989-9319, corneliastreetcafe.com; $15 cover, with a $10 minimum. (Chinen)
Trio M To Celebrate Its New Release With California Tour Dates
From Improvised Communications:
This February, pianist Myra Melford, bassist Mark Dresser and drummer Matt Wilson will celebrate the release of The Guest House (Enja/Yellowbird), their second recording as Trio M, with California performances at the Athenaeum Music & Arts Library in La Jolla (2/2), the Jazz Bakery Series at Musicians Institute in Los Angeles (2/3) and Yoshi's in San Francisco (2/6).
The record, which officially hits the streets earlier that week, features compositions by all three musicians, including pieces inspired by such diverse muses as the poetry of Rumi and Al-Jawahiri, the prose of Yvonne Vera, the comedy of Don Knotts and the music of Albert Ayler. Also included are selections written for the band's 2010 collaboration with chef Paul Canales and a benefit concert for The Relay For Life, which celebrates lives affected by cancer.


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The only "assembly" was adding the legs. I love the low profile of this sofa; it just reaches the windowsill of my picture window. The styling is functional and streamlined. Perfect for a home where there are asthmatics.
Great Couch. Excellent styling and good cushions. Like the cherry wood trim. Just what I've been looking for. Great buy.
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We bought two of these couches and have been thrilled with them. The leather in the seating areas is protected to prevent stains, and the legs are super sturdy. The couch looks like it was designed for a waiting area, but they look great in our modern living room with the clean lines. The non seating areas of the couch are in vinyl, but you can't really tell at all.
Great sofa, great value. Others that have seen it want to purchase one as soon as more are available.
We bought this thinking it's sold for > $900 on some sites; so below $400 on Overstock was therefore a great deal for a good quality sofa. Well, to tell you the truth this leather sofa is not even worth $300. The cushion is poor quality, the leather feels so cheap and so does everything else about it. Please stay away if you are looking for a quality sofa for a living room or guest area. This may be one for your basement/garage -- even then I do not know how long it'll last.


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October 27, 2011
Urgent Call for Moratorium on Trophy Hunting to Save South African Rhinos
As South Africa's public consultation process on rhino conservation drew to a close, HSI called for an immediate moratorium on trophy hunting of rhinos in the country to help save the animals.
October 24, 2011
Bomas Get Built
To help protect lions and other animals, HSI helped fund construction of seven specially designed bomas in Kenya.
September 19, 2011
Rhino Protection
Endangered rhinos are threatened by demand for their horns. Trade, loopholes and legal sales are exacerbating the problem.
September 16, 2011
Protected Black Rhino Killed for His Horn
Rhino populations are being decimated by poachers who want to profit from the sale of rhino horn -- a valuable commodity used in Traditional Chinese Medicine.
September 15, 2011
Rhino Horn Trade
Rhino horn is a highly valued commodity, used in Traditional Chinese Medicine in Asian communities around the world.
September 15, 2011
Threats to Rhinos
Although habitat loss is an important consideration when evaluating the decline in rhino populations, the main threat comes from poaching.
September 13, 2011
Museums Targeted as Rhino Horn Demand Soars
As the price of rhino horn has escalated, the illegal trade has expanded. Now, museums are being targeted for their rhino horn exhibits.
August 31, 2011
Wanted: Alive, Not Dead (Canada release)
A comprehensive study on the economics of seal hunting and seal watching in Namibia commissioned by international animal welfare organizations demonstrated that seals are worth far more alive than dead.
August 30, 2011
Seal Slaughter in Namibia
The seal slaughter in Namibia is one of the world's largest remaining commercial seal hunts. For the past few years the annual hunting quota has been set at 85,000 pups and 7,000 adult bulls.
June 30, 2011
Building Bomas to Protect Lions
HSI and the Born Free Foundation teamed up to address human-lion conflict in Africa.


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Shania Twain joins the parade of country stars popping up on TV during the Thanksgiving holidays when she guests on the popular NBC reality series, The Apprentice, Thanksgiving night, Nov. 24, at 9:00 p.m. (ET). The episode has the Apprentice teams trying to devise a winning marketing campaign for the new Shania by Stetson fragrance. The holiday week proves to be a cornucopia of country on TV. Thanksgiving Eve, Nov. 23, Kenny Chesney and Faith Hill star in their own network specials. But it's likely that no one stands to be fired on their shows.
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I am, of course, way behind in delivering the rest of my E3 content, but what can I say? I've been busy with work - got some very good news I've been waiting months to hear - and I've also been fully absorbed in a little something called The Legend Of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D. I've still got Wii U and PS Vita hands on impressions to deliver, as well as some 3DS previews and now a review of OOT 3D (that will probably come before the rest of it!)...so much to write, so little time! In the meantime, here's the first part of E3 for the First Time: Day 2, which covers the entire morning leading up to the official opening of E3 2011 (read: Nintendo conference!)
A day I've been dreaming of for 16 years has finally dawned: Nintendo's going to reveal a new console and I'm going to BE THERE WHEN IT HAPPENS! It's not even 6:00am and I'm ready to call a cab already, but Peter's still asleep. Wake up, already! I'd wake him up myself except I don't really know him that well and I'd prefer to avoid the awkwardness of shaking him out of whatever state he might be in.
His alarm will go off in a few minutes. I guess I should just sit. And wait.
The cab driver keeps asking our permission to turn the wrong way down a one way street. Between this and stopping in the middle of the road, peering ahead around an accident and asking out loud, "is there a road?", it's no wonder his temporary license expired a month ago.
Well, I'm sitting in the Nokia Theatre (second row...don't let anyone tell you unpaid blogging is a waste of time!), trying desperately to get connected to the free wi-fi Nintendo's offering. Okay, technically, I'm connected, but so is everyone else in the theater, so it's not really doing a whole lot for me. My own hotspot isn't working either, due to an overabundance of other tethered devices surrounding me.
At least I got a bazillion street pass tags this morning.
One bazillion. So that's something.
The architect of so many of my childhood dreams, Shigeru Miyamoto, is standing not 50 feet away from me, conducting an orchestra and chamber choir as they perform songs that have punctuated so many of my bygone days. I have absolutely no problem admitting that my eyes started to well up just now as the choir was powering through the last notes of Skyward Sword's theme song.
"In fact, we're so convinced of it that we put that pronoun right in the name…welcome to the world of Wii U." I guess I was dumb to doubt that they'd put Wii in the new console's name!
The sizzle reel they just showed was pretty ridiculous (in an awesome way), but it probably says more than enough that the biggest crowd-pleaser of the reel was an HD Zelda demo.
I just played Super Mario, Ocarina of Time, Star Fox, and Mario Kart for the 3DS, and the E3 showfloor doesn't even open for another hour! This is the best day of my life.
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Rearranged workspace with addition of spiffy new lamp!
*slams head on my own desk with jealousy*
Koyamori, you are literally my favorite.
oAo omg so this is where all the magic happens.
oh my!! ; u ; I'd like to have a study like this too!!
Wow i want something like this too. This is so cool!
Mine is hardly ever this tidy... I practically have to bust out some gymnastics to maneuver through my work area ;u;
love it, very professional
wow, amazing workplace.....
looks like heaven
I have many of the same mucha posters on my wall! So lovely!
mini wardrobe, mini drawers, big workspace
Wow... So clean! o_o
wow so clean OAO
Ahhhh how I wish I have something like this!
wow. I wish my workplace was this clean XD
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wow... what is your inspiration to draw all this.... amazingness!
So much supplies, wish I had a work space like this.
so nice!
That is a sweet sweet set up.
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Mucha, THANKS.
(That room has to smell so damly great with all the paint)
Nice to see all that inspiration up on the walls. I can see more of where your art comes from.
I really love how your workspace looks! I wish I had that amount of space...
though I guess if my desk was perfectly clean to begin with I might haha Your desk just looks like the perfect place to sit and do hours of art!!!
And also, I LOVE those Alphonse Mucha prints you have hanging up on the wall! Mucha is one of my all-time favorite artists!
How wish I have this kind of workspace ;w; it'll be great!
And I envy your painting tools collection *A*
Ah btw may I know what kind of art are the paintings on your wall categorized to?
I hope my workplace will be like that awesome..so jelly ;-;
I love the Alphonse Mucha prints on the wall... Glad to see a fellow Mucha-enthusiast.
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awesome work station
Can I ask what kind of water color do you use??
It looks like she has quite a few Da Vinci watercolours if that helps (I have some and they're pretty good). Here's a link to their website www.davincipaints.com/
I want a work space like that... . _ .
MY EYES BE BAWLIN'! THIS IS CRAYYYYYYYYY! OMGGGGGGGG. TEACH ME HOW TO WATERCOLOR. Legit, this is so great I can't even put it into cllassy words. I cried 5 times looking at this beast. That is to say for every one of your pieces of art too. .
nice workspace and.......... Alfons Mucha painting, really like him.
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Time for Lee to resign.
Those supporting him, you need to leave Utah and spend some time in Washington DC to understand who you're trying to push into unemployment and what their role is in this great country. I'm confident the majority of you would would get educated pretty quick. Getting pretty tired of the high level of ignorance exerted from Utah. I'm Republican and I live in Utah County.
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I didn`t vote for this guy. Too bad he isn`t up for re-election so he could be voted out.Hard headed as they come!
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Mike Lee did not take an oath of office to listen to his constituents. Many of them are too uminformed or too supportive of the current socialism in this country. He took and oath of office to preserve, protect and defend the Constitution of the United States at all costs against all enemies both foreign and domestic. And that is what he is doing.
- 9:48 a.m. Oct. 11, 2013
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Mike Lee is fast becoming one of the many reasons that Hillary will be our next President.
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People of Utah Senator Lee will negotiate when appropriate and when there are terms from both sides that encourage negotiations. As of yet, the Dems have not put anything on the table to negotiate and their position has been we will only talk after we get 100% of what we want. That's not going into the process with an open minded game plan. We need to stand behind the Senator and trust in his logic and intelligence to help bring a sensible solution to this problem. Again, remember it was the Obama administration with Harry and Nancy that pushed through the Obamanable Care Act without allowing time for it to be studied by members of the House or Senate. Senator Lee forget the polls as you have and fight on, we stand with you!
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Mike Lee did not take an oath of office to listen to his constituents.
Many of them are too uminformed or too supportive of the current socialism in this country.
So Mikes constituents are too stupid to be heard, because Mike know better than you bumpkins.
This is your defense, good luck in future elections, is your campaign slogan gunna be "Elect me, cause your Stupid!"
- 10:11 a.m. Oct. 11, 2013
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Ahhhhhhhh....the intoxicating brew of Washington power! It has the tendency of throwing common sense out the window!
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It's a new day. The GOP House appears to be caving.
One more time we will be allowed to spend more than we have and print funny money to cover for it.
But the stock market loves it.
Perhaps one day we will look back and wish the GOP had stood firm...and wish we had listened to Mike Lee.
- 10:15 a.m. Oct. 11, 2013
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"Halved paychecks force the furloughed to slash expenses and take loans,
second jobs", in the Washington Post today.
This is what you voted for Lee supporters. Hope you're proud.
- 10:46 a.m. Oct. 11, 2013
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Remember what happened to Newt Gingrich's power play and his foibles. Even
though this President is not the best President the Court and Legislative Powers
have power also and influence on him, even though he may get control of those
powers. Senator Lee took power through an underhanded method and the powerful
even though introvert Robert Bennett lost his seat in an instant due to the
powerful lobbyists of the Freedom Works. Senator Hatch was able to beat that
machine of outside money and influence.
Hopefully, the GOP in Utah will learn that the minority few can and has controlled their party for more than 4 years. This was a gradual ascent and that is where we lose through non-action of everyday citizens that should be involved in politics.
Senator Hatch had the same Freedom Works group against him for 2 years prior to the election. Sometimes people use the name "Freedom" to an extreme purpose and opposite of what should really be.
Mitt Romney had that influence from the Tea Party that really did in the GOP during the last election. We may not like Obamacare but the processes of the elected government officials passed and signed it.
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Soon half your paycheck will be going to substandard Obamacare health care.
Hope your proud.
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29% approval rating for Republicans in a Gallup poll, 24% in an NBC poll, both are the lowest scores ever recorded. This shutdown is awfully stupid, but if Republicans are going to shoot themselves in the foot, I guess that's one consolation.
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He has nothing to worry about, you guys wont vote him out of office because he's safe with the caucus system, so when he shows up on the ballot next to a guy/gal with a "D" by their name, you wont think twice to re-elect a guy who has no business representing the State of Utah the Senate.
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Stick to your guns Senator Lee - I like the tenacity you use in your issue. Hopefully, someday these Democrats and also wishy washy Republicans will open their eyes and really see what is good for our Country and not for their pockets. What a shame - such self-righteous citizens.
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Someone has to put an end to the insane nonsense going on in Washington when it
comes to spending money. I hate to break it to them but there is a limited
amount out there & you can't keep spending like there's an eternal
Thank you JMT (Springville) & DRay (Roy) for trying to help the public better understand the truth.
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"Someone has to put an end to the insane nonsense going on in Washington when it comes to spending money. I hate to break it to them but there is a limited amount out there & you can't keep spending like there's an eternal spring."
More right-wing rhetoric. It is tiring to read CUT, CUT, CUT with nothing specific that you want cut. It didn't work in the last election, and it won't work in upcoming elections. How about you give an actual list of what to cut and how much money it will save the country. As much as I didn't like Rep. Ryan's plan, at least he put together a plan. The rest of the right-wing deals in bumper-sticker, talking point politics and have nothing concrete or original to offer.
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I'm glad Sen. Mike Lee is doing what he was elected to do rather than caving to the media and establishment republicans. It's ridiculous to see all the weak knees that people have once the media and progressives start bullying.
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"People of Utah Senator Lee will negotiate when appropriate and when there are terms from both sides that encourage negotiations."
You hit the nail on the head. I am asking Lee to negotiate. Offer some terms. Govern! But he isn't doing that. Right now all he is doing is stomping his foot and saying listen to me.
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to bandersen yesterday night...
"thank you senator Lee. the fact that he has stirred up so much **animosity** is a great sign that he is doing what is right,"
But, isn't **contention** of the Devil? If only I could recall the source of that wisdom?
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Mike Lee should talk about them and say that he was elected to make very
difficult, yet necessary choices to safeguard and even restore more of our
liberties from an ever-encroaching federal government.
I support his leadership on bills and initiatives to reduce our federal budget and federal programs.
I don't support his not talking to DNews or other outlets about the polls.
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In my latest attempt to improve my life, I have decided to give something a try that I thought impossible before: To become a morning person. [more inside]
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I missed an appointment today as I didn't hear any of the FIVE alarms I had set in my phone, despite it being on the desk right beside me at the time. It seems Android's version of Google' Calendar's reminder sound is a meek little beep. My version is a klaxon. Is there a way to fix this? [more inside]
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I'm looking for a comic strip that I think I saw on Facebook very recently of someone hitting snooze on a trail of alarm clocks until they end up at the doorstep of their work under their duvet. Thanks!
Travel-style alarm clock recommendations
We've used one of these Timex Indiglo Alarm Clocks for many years, but ours seems to have developed an issue (alarm is on at the same time as the snooze is, so the alarm never goes off) and needs to be replaced. [more inside]
Most reliable alarm clock system?
We really need a good system and/or a really reliable alarm clock! My husband has turned his off twice when he's never done it before! [more inside]
Car alarm misbehaving
The alarm on my 2001 Audi A6 Wagon goes off arbitrarily. This may happen more in hot weather. I've played with what appears to be, judging from the icon, the interior alarm button (near the trunk release button, on the driver's door frame on the b post), but this has no effect. [more inside]
Best Sunrise Alarm Clock Set-Up?
I'd like to set something up to wake up using light. I've research the recent crop of smart light bulbs and my research has been hampered by lack of detailed operating info and reports that products don't often perform as described. Would love to hear a first-hand account... [more inside]
Smoke detectors that never give false positives?
Please help my family not die in a fire. We need smoke detectors that never go off unless there is actually a fire. [more inside]
Leaving the phone downstairs
GadgetFilter: I no longer wish to use my phone as my alarm clock or music controller at night. I would like a wifi radio that will play Pandora & Spotify, has a sleep timer, and an alarm function - and that's it. My phone will remain downstairs. I want to be able to control the sleep timer and music from this device not my phone or ipod or anything else. [more inside]
Wearable sleep tracker that isn't FitBit
I'm attempting to start an early-morning exercise routine 3 days a week. I need to make mornings as painless as possible. Inspired by this post, I'm looking for an Android-compatible (or standalone) device I can wear on my wrist that will wake me up at the optimal time (i.e. not during a REM sleep cycle). [more inside]
What was that terrible non-sound I experienced this morning?
What was the silent "bomb" of a cell phone alarm the couch surfer on the other side of the wall detonated this morning? [more inside]
Little sister is watching you: roll-your-own/smart home security
So, last night we apparently interrupted some burglars. The police were pretty negative about traditional home security systems (which we didn't have anyway), and I'm interested in either a DIY system or a modern digital system. Googling turns up a lot of things that appear to be not ready for prime time (e.g. Canary). But surely there are Mefites with good suggestions. Help? [more inside]
Can I wake up alone (without having to sleep alone)?
I need to wake up at least an hour before my wife does. Alas, she's a light sleeper and I'm a fairly heavy one. I've had my phone set for a vibrate alarm and keep it in my pajama pocket -- and it still wakes her up before it wakes me up. So I need something... subtler, but not too subtle (or else I'll sleep through it). The only thing I can think of is a wearable alarm a la Fitbit. Would that be likely to work? Anyone else in a similar situation?
Alarm clock anxiety
I often have trouble falling asleep because I'm anxious my alarm won't go off in the morning. Help, please? [more inside]
I want a clock radio with some specific features
I'm looking for a clock radio with these features: radio, battery powered (not battery backup), alarm, and headphone jack. [more inside]
First words
It would make me so happy to wake up to podcasts in the morning. Do you do this? How? It seems easy enough, but I can't figure out how to configure my iPhone (iOS 7) alarm to play podcasts. The current options it gives me are ringtones or an iTunes song. Is this simply the matter of finding the right app? Thanks!!
How to stop car alarm
Asking for a neighbor: On ~10 year old Honda Accord, door lock broke so neighbor crawled in through the trunk. Upon starting engine, alarm activated (horn) and she couldn't get it to stop. I disconnected the battery & gave her a ride to an appointment. What next? [more inside]
Brinks Home Security - Stop beeping!
Just bought a house with a older Brinks Home security system. Well the previous owners had a Land-line and had the house monitored. When they moved out they disconnected the line and now the alarm is showing "CP Trouble" and beeping once every 45 seconds or so. We dont have a land-line nor plan on getting one. We also do not plan on having the alarm monitored but we like the door chime and being able to set the alarm. Even while set the CP problem is still there and beeps. I called Brinks and they said the only way to fix this was to disconnect the whole alarm system or get it monitored. I dont want to disconnect the alarm and I dont want it monitored. Does anyone know if there is a way to bypass this to stop the beeping?
Sunlight alarm clock, or remote controllable LEDs? Adult & Kid editions
I want a sunlight alarm clock for me and one for my four-year-old. We've all been having trouble getting up in the dark and it's been negatively affecting our morning routine. So I could buy a couple. On the other hand, those remote controllable LED bulbs intrigue me. Maybe that would be more fun? Please share your experiences with either/or, and help me decide. [more inside]
Alarm for parents of a sleepwalker?
My 10 year old sometimes sleepwalks as a side effect of his medication. We recently moved and last night he sleepwalked out of the apartment into the hallway. Fortunately, my husband was awake and was able to guide our kid back to bed. I'm looking for a recommendation for an alarm that I could set up to sound if the front door opens after a certain hour, but that preferably won't wake up all my neighbors.
False smoke alarms in AC ducts: troubleshooting tips?
Our new commercial space is experiencing frequent false smoke alarms in one specific area of our AC ducts. The company that installed the AC system is stumped, and so is the electronic security company that installed the smoke detectors. We've just had our ducts cleaned top to bottom but the problem persists even though we're presumably dust-free. Any thoughts on what to try next? Engineers? Inspection services?
The house I am renting has an alarm system, how do I make it work?
My SO and I are renting a house. Since moving in we have noticed that the house has an alarm system. However, the control panel does not turn on and none of the buttons do anything. We've spoken to our landlord (who lived in the house for 4+ years) and he said that he never used to alarm and doesn't know how it works. Nothing on the alarm system says which company managed the alarm (ADT, etc..). Who can I call to get to setup the alarm (but not install a new alarm system, since I am only renting)?
Smoke/Fire alarm repeater?
I want a device that I can attach to our front door, and if the building's alarm goes off, a signal would be relayed to an alarm outside our bedroom door. Does this kind of thing exist? [more inside]
Does lying in bed feel like this for everyone else?
This is possibly the dumbest/strangest question I've ever asked, but it's one of those "is it like this for everyone, or is this actually unusual?" things. Everyone has trouble getting out of bed in the morning, I know. But I experience what I can only call a drug-like chemical high while I'm lying there. [more inside]
Alarming discoveries...
Thinking about going down the route of cancelling my home (security and fire) alarm service, and doing ... something homebrewed or similar. Questions abound. Have you done this, or something similar, or do you have useful advice for me? Specific questions and thoughts lie within. [more inside]
Fitbit snowflake: which one will work for me?
It's that time of year again when the REI dividend is in the air, and I am thinking about a Fitbit (though if a Jawbone is really what I want, persuade me). Criteria that are making this difficult inside. [more inside]
A certain type of browser alert
Anyone know of a Firefox or Chrome extension/utility/plugin/script etc that can monitor webpage changes every few seconds, and doesn't need to be reset every time the alert triggers? [more inside]
Checklist app with alarm notification?
I have to take medicine within a certain window every day, and while I'm getting used to it, I'd love to have an app for Android (or other great solution) with a notification that doesn't disappear until I acknowledge I've taken my medicine and that will notify me when its time to take it. If anyone knows of any app with this functionality, that'd me amazing - I've looked at alarm clock and checklist apps, but they either don't capture the time-sensitive nature of this or disappear as soon as I look at the notification. Thanks, metafilter!
Android alarm clock that notices when I'm already awake?
I'm getting a Fitbit Flex soon and am planning to use its silent alarm feature so my partner can keep snoozing undisturbed while I rise and shine. I'd still like to have a noisy alarm as a backup just in case, though. Is there an Android app available that can do either of the following things: 1) notices that I'm already up (via the motion sensor, or unlocking the screen) and will skip any upcoming alarms or 2) has a really quick way to skip the next alarm (say, from the notification bar or a widget on the home screen) - if I have to open the app I'm likely to forget. I believe KitKat has feature #2 in the stock clock, but my S3 Mini is still on version 4.1.2 and I'm not sure if/when an update will be coming. Thanks!
Looking for an iPhone timer alarm app with snooze
I'm looking for an iPhone alarm app that will wake me up a specific amount of time after I enable it (8 hours in my case) and has a snooze function. The timer function of iOS is not suitable (no snooze). The alarm clocks apps I have tried are not suitable as they require you to choose a time (e.g. 8am) not a duration (e.g. 8 hours), and those that do display the duration (e.g. Rise), don't display it until you enable the alarm. [more inside]
All smashed UP. How do I wake up tomorrow? Need answer fast.
Have a second gen UP, UP24/7 on order. iPhone 4s, iOS 7. [more inside]
What are these mystery cables in my condo?
My new condo (built 2005) has a couple of holes in the wall with pink cables coming out and another hole with random wires. [more inside]
Music alarm app for iPhone
I want to wake up with music. What are the best music alarm apps for iPhone with a clean, modern and intuitive interface. [more inside]
Do I need a potentiometer?
We have an alarm for a door that sounds constantly while the door is open. It is run from a 9v transformer that plugs into the wall and the circuit is triggered with magnets on the door. I would like to install volume control for the alarm. Is the correct device a potentiometer? If so, how do I select the correct one? Thanks!
iPod stolen by a superhero
Since returning from a Palo Duro Canyon (Texas) trip, I've been torturing myself: How the heck was my iPod stolen from my car? Is there such thing as an alarm-disabling device? Is The Flash alive and well, phasing through car doors to swiftly swipe 7+-year-old iPod Nanos? I'm anal retentive about the alarm/locks. I always set the alarm. It's ingrained in me. The storage compartment between the front seats was opened and left open, and the auxiliary cable and iPod were taken. The back armrest was pulled down and left down. Nothing else was gone from the car – not the few dollars stuffed into the ashtray, not my camping gear, not my delicious fruit and nut hiking snacks. [more inside]
Neighbor's Car Alarm Nightmare
My neighbor is out of town, and her car alarm has gone off for two separate and random nights-- all night. I have no way of contacting her, I only know she is out of town b/c the police contacted her work and found out that she is not here. Is there anything I can do to turn it off from under the car? I don't want to damage the car, just disconnect the alarm or something. Help???
Arduino processing two wire alarm signal - how to?
I bought this cheap wireless driveway alarm system (a battery-powered motion sensor with base that beeps when someone pulls into my driveway) and one of its features is that you can connect it to "to any security system that has a two wire alarm input". I was wondering if anyone could point me to a guide for processing that output using the Arduino? I'd love to - for example - turn on a light automatically when I pull into my driveway, or send an e-mail, or other cool stuff.
Looking for an Android app.
Best Android app/s that will help remind me to eat regularly? [more inside]
Travel Alarm Clock
I am looking for a decent alarm clock. Any recommendations? [more inside]
Arduino time alarm without an external interrupt alarm pin on the RTC?
I want to program my Arduino to go to sleep at 6 pm and wake back up at 5 am, and then execute a few simple functions once every hour while it's awake. I have a DS1307 real-time clock, but it doesn't have an alarm interrupt pin, so I can't just set up an external interrupt to tell the Arduino to wake when the alarm pin is set to high. What's the best way to do this without an alarm pin? [more inside]
Looking for an clock that won't alarm me, aesthetically or acoustically.
I want to buy a new alarm clock radio for my bedside table as the old one keeps gaining four hours or so overnight. However when I look for one, I'm presented with your basic model ugly modern electronics, and I have a Art Nouveau theme going on in my house. Can anyone help me find an alarm clock that will not look so absurdly out of place sitting next to my brass lampshade with the stained glass shade? I know there are brass alarm clocks, which would work aesthetically, but I can't bear to be woken up by an alarm, so while I don't have to have a radio alarm clock I do need an alarm that won't make me hurl the clock across the room, such as something musical. I also want to be able to see the time in the dark. And no I don't have a watch with an alarm or a cellphone, and I'm not interested in getting either. Ideas?
Warning System for Server Failure
Sometimes, web sites go down. Our employees and clients are pretty good at noticing downtime, messaging me, and then I open a ticket with the hosting company or programmer and get it resolved. I am looking for some kind of downtime warning system. [more inside]
Please help start our car
My partner lost his car clicker for his 2001 Nissan Altima. The alarm engages when he tries to start the car. He can't disengage the alarm without the clicker. The dealership wants $300 for a new clicker, and we can't afford that. Does anyone know how to disengage the alarm so he can start the car? [more inside]
Is sleeptracker still the best in 2012?
Is there something better than the Sleeptracker watch now for waking you up when you are in the least deep part of the sleep cycle? Original Sleeptracker watch broke and I want to upgrade. [more inside]
Alarm clock recommendation
Help a picky person find an alarm clock? [more inside]
How do I silence my alarms when my phone is silenced?
Looking for an app that will silence my cell phone alarms when my phone is on silent. Using a Samsung Galaxy SII running ICS on at&t [more inside]
Recommend a reminder / alarm app
I'm looking for an iOS (iPod Touch) app that will allow me to set up a whole lot of alarms like this: At 9:00 AM every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, make a noise and pop up a notice that says, "Go to Gym." [more inside]
Scream if the power goes out...
Every now and then, the power fails in our garage. This wouldn't be a problem, except that's where our freezer lives. I'm looking for ideas to alert me when the power fails... [more inside]


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InshAllah sooooooon. i'll preays in upcoming VB
kas17! let me know if you get any update! however i dont think ill get the interview in october. I think we will get it in november! but lets hope for the best!
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Posted 27 August 2012 - 02:43 AM
InshAllah sooooooon. i'll preays in upcoming VB
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Posted 27 August 2012 - 05:55 AM
hello friends ineed your help can anyone say how to skype history print?? any site? help me
Posted 27 August 2012 - 08:13 AM
two more months then it will be your PD... congrats!!
my pd 09/19/2010, waiting interview letter,
Posted 27 August 2012 - 08:16 AM
a month more and it will be your PD.. congrats!!
Hi. I'm just new here in the forum. Pd is aug 18 2010. I read from someone's post that his wife priority date is mar 23 2010 and his wife got an interview appointment on sept 17. If her wife's priority date is mar 23 2010, that means nvc should process her wife's pd by sept 2010. Coz aug vb is mar 8 or 10 2010. And sept vb is may 8 2010. Does that means they are giving appointments even if the vb is not the pd yet? Like a mo advance? Thank u
Posted 27 August 2012 - 08:21 AM
your PD willbe this coming month or oct.. goodluck!!
I wishhhh I get current sooonn!!!!! :'(
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Posted 27 August 2012 - 12:31 PM
in that case i think no body can help u.i m extremely sorry.u ve to create fresh log
thx jaspal and alba for your replay but my problam is in my pc formet a few days ago my sky history also formet due to virus reason and now i re install skype . my account 4month old and i am use atleast 4 month but my real problam is i dont have skype history and i do not use skype credit my interview next month . please help me vj membar.
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Posted 27 August 2012 - 01:23 PM
You are getting a good one! LOL
Posted 27 August 2012 - 01:37 PM
Qasir my friend im waiting good news from you. Because you are the first one on this month
Posted 27 August 2012 - 01:42 PM
i know every one is waiting my response
You are getting a good one! LOL
Posted 27 August 2012 - 06:23 PM
youll definitely received notice for your interview date once your PD is current, but prior to that youll undergo medical exam... goodluck
I really hope so... And my case is complete already. If visa is available already, does that mean appointment for interview already? Thank u
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Inside a Star-filled Sky dev's next is The Castle Doctine
Jason Rohrer, the developer behind a number of well-received indie releases, has detailed his latest project – "a massively multiplayer game of burglary and home defense".
Revealed via a stripped-back teaser site, The Castle Doctrine is a top-down affair, and is expected on Linux, Mac and PC "soon".
That's all the informaiton we have, but check out a few uncommunicative screens below.
Rohrer's credits include Passage, Sleep is Death, Inside a Star-filled Sky and Diamond Trust of London; his work is often experimental but generally well received.
Thanks, IndieGames.
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Cookbook author Virginia Willis takes delicious liberties with her family's old favorites.
12 Mouthwatering Pork Dinner Recipes
Cookbook author Virginia Willis takes delicious liberties with her family's traditional Easter dinner favorites, serving ham flavored with lavender, simple roasted sweet potatoes, and citrus-spiked strawberry shortcake. (The biscuits, however, are completely classic.)More
Virginia Willis bypasses the marshmallows and instead roasts sweet potatoes with sugar, allspice, and fennel seeds.
Recipe: Spiced Sweet Potatoes
To keep everyone's stomach from grumbling before dinner, Willis sets out a horseradish- buttermilk dip along with crunchy 'Watermelon' and 'Cherry Belle' radishes.
Recipe: Sliced Radishes with Horseradish-Buttermilk Dip
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Watertown writer still missing point on Stop & Shop issue
In his defense of Stop & Shop (Sept. 7 letter, "Writer's main point about supermarket remains unrebutted"), Jack Walton continues to miss the point.
Stop & Shop, his "model" corporate citizen, only agreed to the conditions that allowed for the development "without disruptions" after it took the Watertown Planning and Zoning Commission to court and lost the case.
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Tom Yaw, Principal
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Welcome to Bemis Junior High School. Bemis serves - approximately 950 students - in seventh and eighth grades.
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From Google map, there's an option to see the videos in a specific region.
Can this information be fetched using their API (Youtube API)?
I would like to pull all the available videos from a city.
Something a bit like this: https://maps.google.com/maps?ll=43.778531,-79.387207&spn=0.406035,0.891953&t=m&z=11&lci=com.youtube.all
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Prosecutors Drop All Remaining Charges in Freddie Gray CaseProsecutors have dropped the rest of the charges against Baltimore police officers in the death of Freddie Gray, bringing an end to the case without a conviction.
Off-Duty Deputy Involved in Shooting in LargoShots were fired, but very few details are available yet.
VIDEO: 7-Eleven Clerk Disarms Would-Be BurglarA burglar attempted to stick up a 7-Eleven in Frederick, Md., but the clerk was having none of it.
Bowie Baysox to Change Name to Bowie BaysoxThe Maryland minor league squad will (kind of) change their team name for one night to honor a late music legend.
Highest-Ranking Officer Acquitted in Fourth Freddie Gray TrialThe highest-ranking officer of the six charged in the Freddie Gray case has been found not guilty of all charges.
911 System Fails in Montgomery CountyThe emergency police response system in Montgomery County failed late Sunday night.
'Hot, Wet and Wild' 2016 Weather as U.S. has Warmest JuneThe weather so far in 2016 has been crazy, and June was no exception.
Free Cab Rides Available in D.C. Area on 4th of JulyD.C. companies want to dissuade people from getting behind the wheel after drinking.
Under Armour Opens New Manufacturing Center in BaltimoreThe center is expected to employ 100 employees by the end of the year.
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Wardrobe malfunctions in badminton
Once again what should have been the really big sports news story of the week went barely noticed. What's wrong with you people? When the blood starts flowing in the streets, you can't complain because you were warned.
This time it's bad news for badminton. Or more exactly, bad badminton news that was barely averted.
The badminton federation (kind of like the Star Trek Federation except that you can wear a red jersey and live past the first commercial break) was going to enact a rule this week that would require female players to wear dresses or skirts. Oh, the women could have the freedom of wearing shorts or long pants -- as long as they were beneath a dress or a skirt.
As you might have guessed, a mighty wind of protest shook the very foundation of the badminton federation. So they said it needed further study. Right.
But here's the alarming quote from a member of the federation's executive council: "It is still our contention to focus on a better presentation of the game, but we will like to broaden the scope to include both men and women."
What? The men will have to wear a dress or a skirt?
Funny game, badminton.
While we are practicing our badminton serve, here are a few more notes from the week that was before we move on to the main courses in the Sunday Brunch:
• Shaq has retired and we both live in Orlando. Hey, big guy, we could hang out. How about some shuffleboard and then we'll terrify them at the seniors' buffet?
• Rickety Ricky Rubio is actually coming to the NBA. The big men in the game already have a nickname for him: The Appetizer.
• The Philadelphia Eagles players called for a passing camp -- and quarterback Mike Kafka and wide receiver Jeremy Maclin showed up. Yeah, they'll be in great shape if there's a season.
• The WNBA has 5 of 12 teams wearing corporate logos instead of the team nickname on their jersey. You make your own joke 'cause anything I'd say would be wildly inappropriate.
• Heat coach Erik Spoelstra says Pat Riley is like the Godfather. If Spoelstra came in and complained about the Mavs' Dirk Nowitzki, can't you hear Riley saying: "I'm gonna make him an offer he won't refuse. OK? I want you to leave it all to me. Go on, go back to the party."
• Comedy Central's Norm Macdonald: "This week Steelers wide receiver Hines Ward was crowned champion of 'Dancing With the Stars,' narrowly defeating his own teammate, Pittsburgh Steelers offensive lineman Kirstie Alley." -- Don't blame me, he said it.
• FIFA president Sepp Blatter was re-elected to a fourth four-year term by a vote of 186-17. That sounds impressive -- until you realized he was unopposed.
• Finally, Gordon Gee, president of The Ohio State University, expressed his support of athletic director Gene Smith. This is known as the pot endorsing the kettle.
Now let's get to the main courses, carefully prepared by some of our best:
• We began with the bad times in the world of badminton, so let's move to the good times in the fascinating world of Ping-Pong. Thomas Lin of the New York Times describes it as "the ultimate basement sport, requiring mongooselike reflexes, unflinching hand-eye coordination and deodorant." And much, much more.
• Good times, bad times. Gordon Gee, hunkering down and trying to ride it out as president of The Ohio State University, was once president of The Vanderbilt. David Climer of The Tennessean reminds us that, while at Vandy, Gee once said: "many athletic departments exist as separate, almost semi-autonomous fiefdoms within universities." Got that right, Gordon.
• Speaking of Ohio, The Memorial golf tournament is happening there. Bob Baptist of The Columbus Dispatch harks the new battle cry of global golf: "The Americans are coming! The Americans are coming!" In yo' face, Euros.
• What do the Boston Bruins and the Miami Heat have in common -- other than a sudden inability to win? Kevin Clark of the Wall Street Journal explains that both teams use a player whose main assignment is a simple one: Just stand there.
• And speaking of the Heat, Dan Le Batard for the Miami Herald eloquently describes how the Dallas Mavs turned the Heat crowd into departing zombies. Not a pretty picture.
The Brunch is closed. Go out and be fruitful or something like that.


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Terra Economica: Waste and the Production of Enclosed Nature
Version of Record online: 21 MAY 2012
DOI: 10.1111/j.1467-8330.2012.01003.x
© 2012 The Author. Antipode© 2012 Antipode Foundation Ltd.
Volume 45, Issue 2, pages 357–375, March 2013
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Goldstein, J. (2013), Terra Economica: Waste and the Production of Enclosed Nature. Antipode, 45: 357–375. doi: 10.1111/j.1467-8330.2012.01003.x
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- Issue online: 6 FEB 2013
- Version of Record online: 21 MAY 2012
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- production of nature;
- enclosure;
- waste;
- primitive accumulation;
- commons
Abstract: This essay provides an analysis of the "dirty" history and geography of enclosure, as both an instance of primitive accumulation and a production of nature. Specifically, I reconsider the English enclosures as a struggle over the land-use designation of "waste". Whereas both open fields and common waste lands were an essential and valuable part of the common right economy, advocates of enclosure came to see these same lands as wasted commons; lands that were potentially, but not yet, improved. This dialectic of waste and potential permeates the fabric of the nature produced through enclosure, which I name terra economica. Typically, this terrain has been understood as a passive repository of free resources, extending across absolute space. While such accounts consider the making of nature into a universal means of production, it is equally important to consider the ways in which nature is produced as a universal condition of production.


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February 18th, 2013 (3:34 AM).
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While I respect your opinion, please allow me to offer my counterarguments:
The intention was that the rocks WERE deliberately placed, as the path had been cleared at a recent point in time, as well as to define the property belonging to the house on the map.
I see no reason that grass cannot be at that level, especially if the route follows along the easiest path as opposed to an artificial path.
For starters, a Fortree City house would've looked out of place, being a Fr/Lg style map. As such, it was really a toss-up and I decided to use one of the houses which provided some "behind-space" (For reasons I'll get to in a sec) Instead, I opted for the most basic-looking house I could, and believe it suits the style intended, although it admittedly is not the same as, for instance, the tin-roofed huts of the Sevii Islands.
I'm inclined to disagree by virtue of taste on this one; a path will narrow on less-traveled tangents often, and seemed fitting. As for the less obvious path, I actually followed how I believe the games' maps are designed, with a path more laden with wild Pokemon and an alternative path with more Trainers to battle.(Unfortunately I should have marked that the barebones path had Trainers on it, but at the time of creation I didn't have access to overworld sprites which would represent a Trainer.)
The flowers are more an artificial touch, as they are essentially in the yard of the house. As for the Pokeball, the house is positioned with enough distance from the mountain's foot that a player could walk behind the house to obtain the item contained within.
So you are telling me your making an artificial mountain? If so please explain why, also on the counterargument about Fortree I was referring to using the Ruby ROM instead, the FR/LG just really only has concrete housing mainly because of Gen I but even the Sevii Islands weren't mountainous houses. Otherwise I can see that all your counterarguments are "valid".
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