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By Eric Lin, Mon Nov 03 23:00:00 GMT 2003
Last week
yet another report
came out saying that 95% of mobile revenue still comes from voice charges. And that, especially in the US, users want cheap, high quality voice service on their mobile phone, with virtually no desire for data. This week The Register takes a look at the hurdles that operators world-wide will face in order to generate mobile data demand from subscribers.
The Register
has a lengthy editorial on the mobile data conundrum explored in an even lengthier article in
strategy + business
(kindly available as a PDF). The problem, simplified, is does a carrier opt to be a bit pipe and make money by allowing its subscribers access to as much data as possible, or should carriers become content providers (or at least aggregators) luring users and their money with strong media brands? Orange are doing well with the former while Vodafone and DoCoMo are the most notorious successes of the latter approach.
Besides the risk of competing with content services, or partnering with the right ones, other hurdles are starting to pop up. Manufacturers (or OS owners) such as Microsoft, Qualcomm, and Nokia are entering the content game with applications, services and downloads that increase competition and dilute users' carrier loyalty. Plus manufacturers, broadcasters (and even carriers) are all trying to get their piece of the emerging mobile TV market. The possible competition (or even confusion?) between handset as broadcast receiver versus handset as communication tool could dilute operators' control and profits even further.
Operators, even Vodafone and DoCoMo, are not experts at providing content. Their success comes from developing excellent relationships with content partners, and expert knowledge of mobile devices and services.. Others entering the fray such as Microsoft (thanks to its MSN properties) or TV broadcasters have content experience but certainly don't have the mobile expertise of carriers. It should come as no surprise that (as the Register points out) everyone will try to do everything at first. Then if the pattern continues, it's also likely that some point winning technologies and services will emerge and some consolidation will follow.

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Correcting and Preventing Chromatic Aberration
What is chromatic aberration?
Chromatic aberration is an optical phenomenon in which the camera lens is unable to focus the different wavelengths of light on the same plane (in this case the image sensor) in order to produce a correct image, resulting in a halo or fringe around objects.
This is especially noticeable in high contrast situations and when shooting at wide apertures. Such a situation is presented below, where the hands of a statue were shot against a bright sky, resulting in a bad case of purple fringing.
Image taken by Mike Baird
It should be noted that color fringes may also be caused by other factors such as lens flare or the camera's sensitivity to the different wavelengths of light but since chromatic aberration is the most common cause it will be the main subject of this article.
I'm no Einstein!
I should state that I am a photographer, not a physicist, so some parts of this article may not be entirely correct from a scientific point of view but I believe they're helpful constructs to understand these concepts. With that being said, let's get started.
The (somewhat) simple physics
As you might imagine, DSLR lenses are a complex piece of equipment but for the sake of simplicity, let's consider them as a single piece of glass.
When light hits the lens it is refracted, ie, it changes direction. As most people probably know just by looking at the rainbow, visible light is comprised of different wavelengths which are perceived as different colors. What happens in this situation is that the different wavelengths are bent differently by the lens, causing them to diverge (a phenomenon known as dispersion) and hit different planes, as shown in the following diagram:
This will cause the sensor to pick up "misplaced" colors at certain spots, resulting in the familiar chromatic aberrations.
Go to the corner!
Chromatic aberration is usually more or less controlled in the center of the frame. It's at the image corners that it is more troublesome.
Camera lenses and chromatic aberrations
In order to correct this problem, lens makers came up with ways to minimize the divergence of light waves. The cheapest solution is usually used in consumer level optics like the common 18-55mm kit lenses and is known as an achromatic lens design. It uses a second lens that has a different dispersion than the main lens and tries to converge the light rays in order to try to correct both spherical and chromatic aberrations that light suffers when passing through the first lens. However, this isn't a perfect process and small imperfections are still present.
A simplified diagram demonstrating how achromatic lenses work
What is used in higher end lenses is an apochromatic lens design, in which a third element is added, correcting even further the aberrations.
A simplified diagram demonstrating how apochromatic lenses work
In addition to this design, lenses like the Canon EF 70-200mm F2.8L IS (and all other L lenses, for that matter) contain super-low dispersion glass, which as the name implies, doesn't disperse the different wavelengths as much, minimizing this problem. Because low dispersion materials like fluorite are usually used, the final lens cost is driven up quite a bit, which partly explains why they cost so much in the first place.
How to avoid it on the field
Avoid high contrast situations
This might seem like a no-brainer but it really helps to downplay the optic design imperfections, especially if using consumer level lenses like most of us do. Common suspects include fences, tree branches and shooting a subject against a bright sunny sky.
Stop down your aperture
While it is very tempting to use a wide aperture to get nice bokeh, if you get some fringing try to stop down the aperture at least one stop. This will greatly help minimize the visible aberrations.
Avoid the extremes of your zoom lens
Not only in life but also in photographic lenses it is said that virtue is in the middle. Zoom lenses usually perform better when using its middle focal lengths. For example, when using a 70-200mm zoom, shooting at 135mm will usually wield better results than at 200mm.
Avoid super zoom lenses
Unless you don't want to carry extra weight, like when going on vacations, avoid super zooms at all costs. They have terrible chromatic aberrations on the wide end. Alternatively, get some prime lenses, as they are generally optimized to reduce these optical artifacts and are relatively cheaper and lighter.
How to correct it in Photoshop
After opening your image in Photoshop, go to Filter -> Distort -> Lens Correction…
On the right side panel you should find a set of controls named Chromatic Aberration.
Depending on your image, you should try to correct the fringing in the best way you can by adjusting the sliders. To do this in an optimal way make sure you are viewing the image at a magnification of 100% or more.
You might have to move only one or both sliders: it all depends on the image you're dealing with. In this case, I had to move both.
Moving the Fix Red/Cyan Fringe slider to the left will correct red fringes, while sliding to the right will conversely correct the cyan fringes. The Fix Blue/Yellow Fringe slider works in a similar fashion.
Don't crop just yet!
If you recall from earlier on, chromatic aberration is more prevalent on corners. Photoshop's algorithm takes this into account so make sure you are editing the image in its original aspect ratio or else you'll get weird results in some areas of the image. Correct first the aberrations and you can always crop later.
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ECE 472/572 - Digital Image Processing Lecture 10 - Color Image Processing 10/25/11
2 Image Acquisition Image Enhancement Image Restoration Image Compression Roadmap Image Segmentation Representation & Description Recognition & Interpretation Knowledge Base Preprocessing – low level Image Coding Morphological Image Processing Wavelet Analysis
3 Questions Color interpretation –Color spectrum vs. electromagnetic spectrum –Why does CIE standard specify R, G, B as the primary colors? Are there actually single special band as R, G, or B? –Why does the Bayer color filter array have 50% green but 25% red and blue? –What is additive color system? What is subtractive color system? –What is hue and saturation? or what is chromaticity? –What is chromaticity diagram? tristimulus? Why can't the three primary colors generate all the visible colors specified in the diagram? Where is brown? –Comment on the different usages of RGB, CMYK, HSI, and L*a*b* color models. What is the color gamut of color monitors, color printing devices, and L*a*b*? –What is "safe color " ? Color processing –What is the difference between tonal and color correction? –What is the difference between processing using RGB model vs. HSI model?
4 Color spectrum When passing through a prism, a beam of sunlight is decomposed into a spectrum of colors: violet, blue, green, yellow, orange, red 1666, Sir Isaac Newton
5 Electromagnetic energy spectrum Ultraviolet visible light infrared The longer the wavelength (meter), the lower the frequency (Hz), and the lower the energy (electron volts) The discovery of infrared (1800, Sir Frederick William Herschel) What is infrared? http://coolcosmos.ipac.caltech.edu/cosmic_classroom/ir_tutorial/
6 Hyperspectral imaging AVIRIS (Airborne Visible-Infrared Imaging Spectrometer) –Number of bands: 224 –Wavelength range ( m): 0.4-2.5 –Image size: 512 x 614 Spectral range –visible light (0.4 ~ 0.77 m) –near infrared (0.77 ~ 1.5 m) –medium infrared (1.5 ~ 6 m) –far infrared (6 ~ 40 m)
7 A typical spectral reflectance pattern of green vegetation
8 Some questions What does it mean when we say an object is in a certain color? Why are the primary colors of human vision red, green, and blue? Is it true that different portions of red, green, and blue can produce all the visible color? What kind of color model is the most suitable one to describe human vision?
9 Primary colors of human vision Cones are divided into three sensible categories –65% of cones are sensitive to red light –33% are sensitive to green light –2% are sensitive to blue light For this reason, red, green, and blue are referred to as the primary colors of human vision. CIE standard designated three specific wavelength to these three colors in 1931. –Red (R) = 700 nm –Green (G) = 546.1 nm –Blue (B) = 435.8 nm Detailed experimental Curve available in 1965 Detailed experimental curve available in 1965
10 Some clarifications No single color may be called red, green, or blue. R, G, B are only specified by standard.
11 Secondary colors Magenta (R + B) Cyan (G + B) Yellow (R + G)
12 Primary colors of pigment A primary color of pigment refers to one that absorbs the primary color of the light, but reflects the other two. Primary color of pigments are magenta, cyan, and yellow Secondary color of pigments are then red, green, and blue
13 Additive vs. Subtractive color system involves light emitted directly from a source mixes various amounts of red, green and blue light to produce other colors. Combining one of these additive primary colors with another produces the additive secondary colors cyan, magenta, yellow. Combining all three primary colors produces white. Subtractive color starts with an object that reflects light and uses colorants to subtract portions of the white light illuminating an object to produce other colors. If an object reflects all the white light back to the viewer, it appears white. If an object absorbs (subtracts) all the light illuminating it, it appears black.
14 Color characterization Brightness: chromatic notion of intensity Hue: dominant color perceived by an observer Saturation: relative purity or the amount of white mixed with a hue R G B H S 0o0o 120 o 240 o
15 Some clarifications So when we call an object red, orange, etc. we refer to its hue
16 Chromaticity Chromaticity: hue + saturation Tristimulus: the amount of R, G, B needed to form any color (X, Y, Z) Trichromatic coefficients: x, y, z
17 Chromaticity diagram CIE standard (1931) Shows all the visible colors Some questions: –Can different portions of R, G, B create all the visible colors? –Where is brown in the diagram?
18 Answers Chromaticity diagram only shows dominant wavelength (hue) and the saturation, and is independent of the amount of luminous energy (brightness) A triangle can never cover the whole horse-shoe shape diagram
19 Color models RGB model –Color monitor, color video cameras CMY model –Color printers HSI model –Color image manipulation
20 RGB model Color monitor, color video cameras (additive color system) Pixel depth – nr of bits used to represent each pixel –Full color image (24 bits)
21 CMY model Color printers and copiers (subtractive color system) –CMYK color model –Four color printing Deposit colored pigment on paper
22 HSI model The intensity component (I) is decoupled from the color components (H and S) –Ideal for developing image processing algorithms H and S are closely related to the way human visual system perceives colors
23 Hue and Saturation
24 Hue, Saturation, Intensity
25 RGB-to-HSI conversion (*)
26 HSI-to-RGB conversion (*) For 0 o <= H < 120 o For 120 o <= H < 240 o For 240 o <= H < 360 o
27 RGB vs. HSI
28 Summary Color spectrum vs. EM spectrum –Wavelength vs. frequency –Middle IR, near IR, far IR, visible Primary color vs. secondary color for human vision –Primary color of pigment Additive vs. subtractive color system Color characterization –Chromaticity hue + saturation Chromaticity diagram –Brightness Color models –RGB vs. CMYK vs. HSI
29 Color image processing Pseudo-color image processing –Assign color to monochrome images –Intensity slicing –Gray level to color transformation Spatial domain approach – three different transformation functions Frequency domain approach – three different filters Full-color image processing –Color image enhancement and restoration –Color compensation
30 Intensity slicing Similar to thresholding 0 L c1 c2 Ii
31 Gray level to color transformation – spatial domain Perform three independent transformations on the gray level of any input pixel. The three results can then serve as the red, green, and blue components of a color image
32 Examples
33 Example 2
34 Gray level to color transformation – frequency domain Color code regions of an image based on frequency content The Fourier transform of an image is modified independently by three filters to produce three images used as Fourier transform of the R, G, B components of a color image Additional processing can be any image enhancement algorithm like histogram equalization
35 Example Red from highpass Green from bandpass Blue from lowpass
36 Full-color image processing Color transformations –Processing in RGB, HSI, or CMY(K) space Tone and color corrections –Calibrate images using the CIELAB model (L*a*b* model) Point-based processing Mask-based processing
37 Adjusting intensity in different color spaces
38 Color gamut of color monitor and color printing
39 CIELAB (L*a*b* color model) Maintain a high degree of color consistency between the monitors used and the eventual output devices Device-independent color model that relates the color gamuts of the monitors and output devices The CIELAB gamut encompasses the entire visible spectrum and can represent accurately the colors of any display, print, or input device
40 Tonal correction example Color is not changed (RGB or I)
41 Color correction example
42 Histogram processing
43 Mask-based processing Per-image basis vs. direct operation on color vector space
44 Color image smoothing
45 Color image sharpening
46 Color edge detection Section 6.7.3
47 Noise in color image
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The Long Earth
The first novel in the Long Earth Series
UK hbk: Doubleday, 21 June 2012, (hbk: 978-0-857-52009-8; large format pbk (for airports, Ireland and export: 978-0-857-52010-4)
The hbk ISBN is also used on the metallic cover ('Iron Edition') edition of 8,000 copies (7,000 for Waterstones, with their sticker, and 1,000 for export), which has an extra story, 'The High Meggas', written by TP in late 1985 or early 1986 after completing Equal Rites, at pp. 355-379, with a short introduction by TP on p.353.
Special, slip-cased edition, limited to 1,000 numbered copies, also Waterstones: (978-0-857-52146-0)
Bound proofs: 125 copies
Pbk: Corgi, 9 May 2013 (B-format 978-0-552-16408-5), A-format 978-0-552-16723-9)
Three issues of the B-format exist, the first with just the UK price and a generic advertisement for The Long War on the inside back cover, the second, with UK and Canadian prices, and on the inside back cover a picture of the book itself. The third is a Waterstones special, with the B-format ISBN but with the addition of the first chapter of The Long War.
USA hbk: HarperCollins, 19 June 2012 (978-0-06-206775-3)
Pbk: Harper, 25 June 2013 (978-0-06-206868-2)
Brazilian: Bertrand
Bulgarian: Arkhont Vuzev
Czech: Dlouhá země, trs. Jan Kantörek, Talpress, 2013 (978-80-7197-475-8)
Estonian: Pikkmaa, trs. Allan Eichenbaum, Varrak, January 2013 (978-9985-3-2685-5)
Finnish: Pitkä Maa, trs. Mika Kivimäki, Karisto, June 2013 (978-951-23-5648-5)
e-book : Karisto, November 2015 (978-951-23-2018-5)
French: La Longue Terre, trs. Mikael Cabon, L'Atalante, May 2013 (978-2-84172-637-0)
Pbk: Pocket, 11 February 2016 (978-2-266-26627-7) [not yet seen]
German: Die Lange Erde, trs. Gerald Jung, Manhattan, 2013 (978-3-442-54727-2)
Massmarket pbk: Goldmann, December 2014 (978-3-442-48196-5)
Hungarian: A Hosszú Föld, trs. István Sziklai, Delta Vision, 4 June 2015 (978-963-395-101-9) [not yet seen]
Italian: Salani
Polish: Długa ziemia, trs. Piotr W. Cholewa, Prószyński, 10 January 2013 (978-83-7839-409-9)
Romanian: Pamantul lung, trs. Alina Bilciurescu, Nemira, 18 April 2016 (978-606-758-516-2) [not yet seen]
Russian: Бесконечная Земля, trs. V. Sergeeva, Eksmo, 1 July 2014 (978-5-699-72378-2)
Spanish: La Terra Larga, trs. Gabriel Dols Gallardo, Fantascy/Random House, January 2014 (978-84-15831-11-2)
Pbk: Debols!llo, July 2016 (978-84-663-3525-6
Turkish: Uzun Dünya, trs. Cihan Karamanci, Ithaki, 2014 (978-605-375-354-4)
The Long War
The second novel in the Long Earth Series
UK hbk: Doubleday, 20 June 2013 (hbk 978-0-857-52011-1; tpb 978-0-857-52012-8; ltd ed. 978-0-857-52217-7 – only on the plastic wrapping)
The special 'metallic' edition for Waterstones has the same ISBN as the standard trade hardcover, but according to the label on the front cover 'Includes a conversation between the authors, exclusive to Waterstones', titled in the book 'A Stepper's Guide to the Long Earth: A Conversation', dated May 2013. Special, slip-cased edition, limited to 1,000 numbered copies, also Waterstones: 21 June 2012 (978-0-857-52217-7)
Bookproofs: Doubleday, 250 copies
Pbk A format: 28 January 2014 (978-0-552-16409-2), UK 23 May 2014 (B-format 978-0-552-16775-8)
US hbk: Harper, 18 June 2013 (978-0-06-206777-7)
Premium pbk: Harper. 28 January 2014 (978-0-06-206869-9)
Brazilian: Bertrand
Bulgarian: Vuzev
Czech: Dlouhá Válka, trs. Jan Kantůrek, Talpress, 2015 (978-80-7197-538-0)
Estonian: Pikksõda, trs. Allan Eichenbaum, Varrak, April 2014 (978-9985-3-3062-3)
Finnish: Pitkä Sota, trs. Mika Kivimäki, Karisto, October 2014 (978-951-23-5780-2)
e-book: Karisto, November 2015 (978-961-23-5780-2)
French: La Longue Guerre, trs. Mikael Cabon, L'Atalante, February 2014 (978-2-84172-664-6)
German: Der Lange Krieg, trs. Gerald Jung, Manhattan, 2015 (978-3-442-54728-9)
Hungarian: A Hosszú háború, trs. Iztván Sziklai, Delta Vision, 21 April 2015 (978-963-395-152-1) [not yet seen]
Polish: Długa Wojna, trs. Piotr W. Cholewa, Prószyński, 21 January 2014 (978-83-7839-681-9)
Romanian: Nemira [not yet published]
Russian: Бесконечная война, trs. ? Eksmo, 1 December 2014 (978-5-699-77298-8)
Spanish: La Guerra Larga, trs. Gabriel Dols Gallardo, Fantascy/Random House, January 2015 (978-84-15831-47-1)
Turkish: Ithaki [not yet published]
The Long Mars
The third novel in the Long Earth Series
UK hbk: Doubleday, 19 June 2014 (hbk: 978-0-857-52174-3; special edition for Waterstones, with extra epilogue, same ISBN as general trade ed. -174-3; ltd, slip-cased edition for Waterstones 978-0-857-52294-8; trade pbk: -175-0; Ebook 978-1-448-6763-0; audio 978-1-8465-7393-4)
Proofs: 400 copies
Pbk: Corgi, 9 April 2015 (978-0-552-16935-6)
USA hbk: HarperCollins, 17 June 2014 (978-0-06-229729-7)
Large paperback: HarperLuxe, 8 July 2014 (978-0-06-232672-0)
Premium pbk: Harper, 27 January 2015 (978-0-06-229730-3)
Czech: trs. Jan Kantůrek, Talpress
Estonian: Pikkmarss, trs. Allan Eichenbaum, Varrak, March 2015 [not yet seen]
Finnish: Pitkä Mars, trs. Mika Kivimäki, Karisto, October 2015 (978-951-23-5950-9)
e-book: Karisto, October 2015 (978-951-23-6064-2)
French: L'Atalante
German: Manhattan
Polish: Długi Mars, trs. Piotr W. Cholewa, Prószyński, 20 January 2015 (978-83-7961-121-8)
Russian: Eksmo
Spanish: Fantascy
Turkish: Ithaki
The Long Utopia
The fourth novel in the Long Earth Series
UK hbk: Doubleday, 18 June 2015 (978-0-85752-176-7; Waterstones Collectors Limited Edition in slipcase, ltd to 825 numbered copies, 978-0-857-52359-4; trade pbk 978-0-85752-177-4; e-book 978-1-448-16764-7; audio 978-1-84657-429-0)
Bookproof: Quantity unknown. Does not have the book's title on the front cover.
Pbk: B-format, Corgi, 30 June 2016 (978-0-552-16936-3)
USA hbk: Harper/HarperCollins, 23 June 2015 (978-0-06-229733-4)
Estonian: Pikk Utoopia, trs. Allan Eichenbaum, Varrak, August 2016 [not yet seen]
Finnish: Pitkä Utopia, trs. Mika Kivimäki, Karisto, October 2016 (978-951-23-6202-8) NYP
e-book: Karisto, October 2016 (978-951-23-6203-5)
French: La Longue Utopie, trs. Mikael Cabon, L'Atalante, March 2016 (978-2-84172-753-7)
German: Manhattan
Polish: Długa Utopia, trs. Piotr W. Cholewa, Prószyński, 2 February 2016 (978-83-8069-226-8)
Turkish: Ithaki
The Long Cosmos
The fifth and final novel in the Long Earth Series
UK hbk: Doubleday, 30 June 2016 (978-0-857-52178-1; trade pbk (for airports and Ireland: 978-0-857-52179-8), Waterstones Collectors Limited Edition in slipcase, ltd to 825 numbered copies, 978-0-857-52429-4)
Bookproof: Quantity unknown.
Pbks: Corgi, 26 January 2017 (international edition), and UK 18 May 2017 pbk A format 978-0-552-17390-2; B format 978-0-552-16937-0
USA hbk: HarperCollins, 18 May 2017 (978-0-06-229738-9)
Estonian: Pikk Kosmos, trs. Allan Eichenbaum, Varrak, January 2017
French: L'Atalante
Finnish: Karisto
German: Manhattan
Polish: Prószyński
Turkish: Ithaki


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New Realities: The Changing Business of the Performing Arts
Workshop Overview
A three-day workshop designed for working professionals in the performing arts. Delivered at the Lincoln Center campus of Fordham University's Gabelli School of Business in New York City.
This program allows executives across art forms and regions to better understand the organizations they work for, gaining a fresh perspective and new ability to tackle issues that may have seemed insurmountable. It also provides essential information on performing-arts-industry trends in earned and unearned income. In addition, participants come away with new approaches for building a useful network of contemporaries as sources of advice and counsel.
Arts professionals complete this workshop with new leadership insight and practical skills that help them not only to survive in today's arts climate, but to flourish.
Topics covered include leadership, developing new strategies, marketing in a digital world, using social media effectively, understanding crowdfunding, integrating planned giving, and board development. The curriculum features case studies and includes time for participants to discuss their specific institutional concerns.
Low-cost Fordham University housing is available. View photo gallery.
Participants receive a certificate of completion from the Gabelli School at the end of the program.
Three-Day Structure
- Course timetable (PDF)
Whom is this Workshop For?
The ideal audience includes heads of small arts organizations and members of middle management at larger arts organizations.
Fordham University Lincoln Center campus,
62nd Street and Columbus Avenue, midtown Manhattan
Thursday, June 8, through Saturday, June 10, 2017
Program Cost
Group discount: after the first registration, each additional registration from the same organization will receive 20% off the tuition cost.
Features and Benefits
- Program led by Dr. William Baker, a faculty member at The Juilliard School and the creator of the well-respected class Understanding the Profession: The Performing Arts in the 21st Century, and Martin Kagan, who has been a senior executive in numerous major theatrical venues and companies
- Guest speakers from renowned arts organizations, including Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM), globalFEST, and other successful philanthropic interests.
- Program content specific to the issues and concerns of arts organizations contending with a competitive landscape
- Marketing and fundraising insights, information on best practices, and new ways of thinking
- Networking opportunities with faculty, speakers, and classmates, including an opening reception and a farewell dinner at a Manhattan restaurant
- Tickets to arts performances at an exclusive discounted rate
- Subsidized on-campus accommodation at a competitive rate of $125 per night. Participants who opt for Fordham accommodation will stay in McKeon Hall at the Fordham University Law School, 150 W. 62nd St. This is an unbeatable location right across the street from Lincoln Center and a stone's throw from Central Park with access to all major metro transport, restaurants, and attractions.
- An enriching and unforgettable experience in the heart of the country's cultural capital
- Certificate of completion provided at the close of the workshop
Dr. William Baker directs the Bernard L. Schwartz Center for Media, Public Policy, and Education at Fordham University. He is also a distinguished professor of management at IESE Business School, Barcelona, Spain, and president emeritus of WNET-Thirteen, New York's public television station and a flagship American public broadcaster.
During his 21-year tenure as WNET, Baker raised more than $1 billion. He helped to start many cable networks, launched the successful programs of Oprah Winfrey and Charlie Rose, and helped to establish the Discovery Channel and the Disney Channel. Earlier his career, he was president of Westinghouse Television and chairman of Group W Satellite Communication.
Baker is the recipient of seven Emmy Awards and two Columbia Dupont Journalism Awards, and he is the executive producer of the theatrical film and PBS documentary The Face: Jesus in Art. He is co-author of the 2008 book Leading with Kindness and is host of the public television series of the same name. He also is the co-author or author of five books including The World's Your Stage (Amacom, 2016), Every Leader is an Artist (McGraw-Hill, 2012), and Down the Tube: An Insider's Account of the Failure of American Television (Basic Books, 1998).
Baker holds a BA, MA, and PhD from Case Western Reserve University and seven honorary doctorates from universities in America and Europe. His interests include astronomy, horology, and polar science, and he is believed to be the eighth person in history to have stood on both the North and South Poles.
Tom Burns is an organizational consultant who heads the Urban Ventures Group, a firm he founded in 2003 to offer specialized planning, assessment, and program development services to public, nonprofit, and philanthropic organizations. His areas of expertise include planning and strategy development, organizational and program assessment and design, multi-organizational collaboration, and executive leadership. For most of his 40-year career, he has focused on issues best tackled through a systems approach combined with collaborative problem-solving, often involving multi-sector partnerships.
He has worked with organizational clients in the areas of economic revitalization, neighborhood improvement, education and workforce development, arts and culture, and human services delivery. Throughout his career, Burns has also worked extensively with national philanthropies including the Casey, Ford, Knight, Kresge, Prudential, Rockefeller, and Wallace Foundations, as well as the Lilly Endowment and the Pew Charitable Trusts. He has directed more than a dozen national program evaluations in the urban revitalization field. Much of his work at the state and local levels has involved the development of plans and strategies for improving conditions in urban core areas; for example, he has provided program and organizational assistance to community-based and citywide nonprofits, partnerships, and intermediaries and support organizations in Baltimore, Cleveland, Detroit, Indianapolis, Los Angeles, Memphis, Pittsburgh, Youngstown, and his home city of Philadelphia.
Over the past decade, he has spent a larger share of his time on plans and assessments aimed at improving the access of lower-income individuals to jobs and entrepreneurship opportunities, and on strengthening civic and public-sector leadership. Nearly all of his engagements have involved a blend of strategy formulation and organizational planning, with a strong emphasis on defining and measuring results.
Before launching Urban Ventures, Burns served for 15 years as the founding director of the OMG Center for Collaborative Learning, a national nonprofit research and consulting organization based in Philadelphia. Prior to that he was on the faculty of the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania, served on the senior staff of Wharton's Management and Behavioral Science Center, and was a group director at the Fels Center of Government.
Burns holds an undergraduate degree in architecture and a master's degree in management and urban planning. He received his PhD in 1980 from the Wharton School.
Robin Colner is an acclaimed digital and social media marketing strategist, university educator, and corporate trainer. An MBA graduate of the Wharton School of Business, Robin has more than 20 years of technology-enabled product development and direct and online marketing experience. She has held senior marketing positions at leading advertising agencies such as McCann Erickson and Fortune 100 corporations including Citigroup and American Express.
As the founder and CEO of DigiStar Media, a digital and social media marketing agency, Robin is dedicated to helping businesses, professionals, and nonprofit organizations drive traffic to their websites, improve their brand reputations, acquire customers, and attract leads using social media and content marketing techniques.
Robin is also the founder and director of Fordham University's digital and social media professional certificate program as well as the instructor for the social media classes offered by Fordham's School of Professional and Continuing Studies. She also teaches social media classes at Fordham's Gabelli School of Business.
Robin is a sought-after speaker and seminar instructor on the subjects of "how to use social media for personal branding and career advancement" and "how businesses and professionals use social media to generate leads and sales." She specializes in training businesses and organizations to leverage social media to engage prospects, attract new subscriptions, amplify the impact of advertising and public relations campaigns, and implement successful integrated marketing programs. Robin also coaches nonprofit managers, board members, donors, and interns on the best techniques to become effective brand advocates on social media.
Alan Fishman served BAM as chairman from 2002 to 2016 and continues to serve as chairman emeritus. In addition to his service to BAM, he serves on the boards of several private companies and other nonprofit and civic organizations and is chairman of the Brooklyn Community Foundation.
He has had a long and successful career in the financial services industry, including serving as president of Sovereign Bank and president and CEO of its predecessor, Independence Community Bank. Currently he is chairman of Ladder Capital Finance.
In addition to all of his other contributions over the years to BAM, Fishman and his wife, Judith, were leadership funders for the construction of the BAM Fisher. The Fisher's 250-seat flexible theater is named the Judith and Alan Fishman Space.
John G. Fox is an Emmy and Peabody Award-winning writer and producer of documentaries for public broadcasting with experience across a range of media. He was series producer of Heritage: Civilization and the Jews, a nine-part PBS series that won the Christopher Award, the coveted Peabody Award, and three prime-time Emmys. He also produced a major DVD-ROM expansion of Heritage that won top honors at the Los Angeles Digital Video Festival. His recent documentaries have received several Telly Awards and the Golden Davey Award from the International Academy of the Visual Arts. He has directed almost two dozen comedy films for Saturday Night Live and has worked as director under contract for many of the major Hollywood studios, working with producers including Richard Zanuck, Dino DeLaurentiis, and Douglas Wick. More recently he was executive producer of a fledgling theater series for PBS, the pilot for which aired in 2015. Fox has taught filmmaking at Fairleigh Dickinson University and the University of Southern California's School of Cinematic Arts.
Naomi Grabel became the CEO of the American Friends of the Israel Philharmonic in 2016, following eight years as director of marketing and creative services at Carnegie Hall, where she led major sales, brand, and digital campaigns. From 2006 to 2008, Ms. Grabel was director of marketing and development for Sydney Opera House, where she led a rebranding project and launched the first-ever philanthropy program for Australia's leading arts center. Prior to that, she was vice president of marketing and communications for Philadelphia's Kimmel Center and managing director of Philadelphia's Wilma Theater.
Grabel has served on peer review panels for the National Endowment of the Arts and the New Jersey State Arts Council and was on the executive committees of the League of Resident Theatres and of the Greater Philadelphia Theatre Alliance. From 2011 to 2014, she chaired the board of Doug Varone and Dancers, and from 2009 to 2011, she served as co-president of the League of Professional Theatre Women. She was a founding board member for Audience 360, a New York City-wide arts data initiative. She presently serves on the board of overseers of the Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts at the University of Pennsylvania and the advisory board of the National Center for Arts Research based at SMU. Grabel is affiliated with Park Avenue Synagogue, where she serves as the vice chair of the music committee.
A faculty member at the Yale School of Drama teaching arts marketing, Grabel has guest-lectured at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, NYU, Duke University, SMU and Texas A&M. She is a regular speaker at industry conferences across the arts spectrum. Grabel is a graduate of the Yale School of Drama and the University of Pennsylvania.
Martin Kagan is a nonprofit executive with more than 30 years of senior management experience leading a variety of nonprofit organizations, primarily in arts and culture. In these positions, he has proved his ability to design, develop, and implement innovative and entrepreneurial approaches to leadership, strategic planning, facility-building, finance, marketing, board relations, consensus-building, grantmaking, fundraising, and administration.
Today he is the executive director of cultural affairs at Pace University, where he oversees the university's contracting and marketing of all cultural and arts presentations as well as the operation, administration, and budgeting of its theatrical venues, including the Schimmel Center for the Arts. He is also an adjunct professor at Pace; he teaches a course titled Managing Creativity and has developed and taught one titled Governance and Stakeholders in the Arts.
Among Kagan's prior positions are executive director of the Paul Taylor Dance Company; senior director of development at the Consumers Union, which publishes Consumer Reports; managing director of the John Anson Ford Theatre and the Ford Theatre Foundation, Los Angeles; executive director of the Alex Theatre, a 1,400-seat theater in Glendale, California; vice president of the annual fund of the Music Center of LA County; president and CEO of the Dance Gallery, Los Angeles; executive director of OPERA America Inc. in Washington, D.C., and the first full-time general manager of Jacob's Pillow Dance Festival.
He has most recently been a board member of the Bruno Walter Foundation and the New York Choral Society. He serves as board chair of Fresh Start Foods, a Philadelphia nonprofit, and as a board member of the Consortium of Eastern Regional Theaters.
Kagan's educational credentials include a diploma from the Harvard Institute in Arts Administration; a master's degree from York University, Toronto, Ontario, in environmental studies in planning and administration of the arts; and an undergraduate degree in geography and planning from Wilfred Laurier University in Waterloo, Ontario. Kagan is a citizen of both the United States and Canada.
Neal P. Myerberg, an attorney, is a principal in the firm of Myerberg Philanthropic Advisors, a company providing fundraising consulting and strategic planning services for nonprofit and charitable organizations, foundations, and philanthropists.
He is the instructor for the introductory and advanced planned giving courses in the Columbia University master's degree program in nonprofit management.
Myerberg was national director of charitable giving services for Bernstein Investment Research and Management; CEO of the department of planned giving and endowments at UJA-Federation of New York; and founder and the first president of FJC, a New York nonprofit organization, where he is a permanent member of its board of directors.
Myerberg formerly served as counsel to the Council of Jewish Federations, Inc., as well as its director of endowment development. He worked as an attorney with the Internal Revenue Service in Washington, D.C., specializing in estate and gift taxation, and engaged in the private practice of law in Maryland, where he was elected State's Attorney for St. Mary's County.
He is the author of numerous articles and papers dealing with supporting foundations, philanthropic funds, charitable lead trusts, charitable remainder trusts, and planned giving. He also was the creator and editor of Endowment Review, a national quarterly endowment newsletter, and the professional newsletters Tax Planning Tips for Professional Advisors and Estate & Tax Planning With Charitable Gifts.
Myerberg has been a frequent speaker at the National Conferences on Philanthropic Planning and at programs sponsored by the Philanthropic Planning Group of Greater New York, the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants, The New York State Society of CPAs, regional planned giving and estate planning councils, and many local and national nonprofit organizations.
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For many years, Myerberg was a regular presenter for Consumer Reports magazine and Consumers Union at programs for consumers throughout the country on tax and financial planning strategies using charitable techniques.
He is a graduate of the University of Baltimore School of Law and the New York University Wagner School of Public Administration.
Isabel Soffer has been at the forefront of global music programming in the United States for more than 25 years. She directs Live Sounds, a company that produces, creates, and curates music and dance programs in New York and across the country; its work is devoted to preserving and cultivating innovative and traditional music from around the world to build bridges and engage audiences. Soffer also is co-founder and co-director of globalFEST, a groundbreaking annual festival and year-round service organization that runs a touring fund, co-produces the Wavelengths conference, and curates a national tour, as well as stages at festivals and events. She is also DJ for the program ForeignExchange on Little Water Radio.
Soffer has developed and produced influential music festivals, tours, symposia, Grammy-nominated recordings, film festivals, and gallery exhibits. She regularly collaborates with international cultural institutions on a variety of projects in the United States and abroad, and serves on numerous local and international conference panels and juries.


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In addition to the breakthrough with Cadoux, and the release last year of Corrigin which has resistance to septoria tritici blotch. Western Australian wheat breeders will be releasing three disease resistant cultivars this year. All three are white-chaffed, awned, semi-dwarf varieties and have yet to be named, said breeder Robin Wilson. They are:
78Z:895 — a soft-grained ASW wheat, generally similar to Kulin. Seen as a more disease resistant replacement for Spear in the south-western and south-eastern higher rainfall areas. In 1992 trials in Esperance this cultivar gave yields and disease levels without fungicide similar to Spear with fungicide.
It has moderate resistance to both blotch diseases —Septoria nodorum and S.tritici, and to yellow spot and leaf rust and may be resistant to stripe rust depending on which race strikes. It is rated superior to Spear for all diseases of importance to WA except for black point. However black point is considered less of a problem in the south.
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The Festive edition of Mojo Workin' at The Rum Shack features Felonious and a box of soul and R&B tunes with a sprinkle of Christmas vinyl . This month's guest is Lord Holyrude of Doonhame. It's a while since they DJ'd together in Vegas but their shared aim is music for dancing. Expect some low down and dirty rhythm and blues and some sophisticated yet still funky soul. Admission is free and we're on till one a.m.
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As the results of exclusively meaning-centered language teaching frameworks have been far from promising, it is now generally agreed that some attention to second language items is necessary in order for acquisition to occur. Therefore, Form-focused Instruction (FFI)is considered to be a necessary component of language teaching contexts where the focus is strictly on meaning. The question to be addressed by SLA researchers is not so much whether attention to form should be provided, but rather what types of form-focused instruction are most useful. The present book provides a review of the research on FFI and then reports a study investigating the effects of explicit and implicit focus on form on the teaching of English idioms. The effectiveness of each type of instruction is discussed and pedagogical implications and suggestions for further research are provided.


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Mu shu pork
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2 Servings, 760 Calories/Serving
20 Minutes
Like the fortune cookie, mu shu pork is a Chinese-American innovation invented in the US. The pork and mushroom stir-fry is served like Peking duck, wrapped in tender Mandarin pancakes with sweet-tart hoisin. While store-bought hoisin often contains high-fructose corn syrup or artificial thickeners, ours is sweetened with molasses and enriched with pumpkin puree. But the best part of this meal may be the wood ear mushrooms, which have a wonderfully snappy texture.
- 10 ounces boneless pork strips
- ½ pound green cabbage
- 3 ounces wood ear mushrooms
- Fresh ginger
- Peeled fresh garlic
- 3 scallions
- 1 cup shredded carrots
- Mung bean sprouts
- Sesame stir-fry seasoning (coconut aminos - coconut vinegar - sesame oil)
- Fresh cilantro
- 10 Mandarin pancakes (contain wheat and soy)
- Sun Basket hoisin (pumpkin puree - prunes - coconut aminos - almond butter - molasses - sesame oil - coconut vinegar - granulated garlic - salt)
Brown the pork
- Cut a small corner from the pork packaging and drain off any excess liquid. Transfer to a plate; pat dry with a paper towel. Season generously with salt and pepper.
Prep the vegetables
- Cut away any core from the cabbage; thinly slice the cabbage.
- Cut the mushrooms into thin strips.
- Grate or peel and finely chop the ginger.
- Finely chop, press, or grate enough garlic to measure 1 teaspoon.
- Trim the root ends from the scallions; thinly slice the scallions on the diagonal.
Cook the vegetables and finish the pork
Add the mushrooms, ginger, garlic, bean sprouts, sesame stir-fry seasoning, pork, and any accumulated juices and cook, stirring occasionally, until the vegetables start to soften, 2 to 3 minutes. Remove from the heat, stir in the scallions, and season to taste with salt and pepper.
Prep the cilantro
- Just before the vegetables and pork are done, coarsely chop the cilantro.
Nutrition per serving: Calories: 760, Protein: 45 g, Total Fat: 38 g, Monounsaturated Fat: 22 g, Polyunsaturated Fat: 6.5 g, Saturated Fat: 6 g, Cholesterol: 95 mg, Carbohydrates: 62 g, Fiber: 10 g, Added Sugar (molasses): 4 g, Sodium: 660 mg 760
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The first study will be a Phase 1b/2 open-label, multi-arm randomized global study, led by Genentech to evaluate their cancer immunotherapy Tecentriq® (atezolizumab), an anti-PD-L1 monoclonal antibody, in combination with Halozyme's investigational drug, PEGPH20 in six tumor types. Halozyme will supply drug only for the Genentech study. This study will have an initial focus on gastrointestinal malignancies, counting pancreatic and gastric cancers.
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Juniper Networks, Inc. (NYSE:JNPR), dropped -0.36% and closed at $25.19 in the last trading session. The last trading range of the stock ranges between $24.97 and $25.82. The company's Market capitalization is $9.57 Billion with the total Outstanding Shares of 380.32 million. Juniper Networks, Inc. designs, develops, and sells network products and services worldwide. It offers various routing products, counting ACX series universal access routers to deploy new high-bandwidth services; MX series Ethernet routers that functions as a universal edge platform; M series edge routers; PTX series packet transport routers; T series routers; and NorthStar controllers. The company also provides various switching products comprising EX series Ethernet switches to address the access, aggregation, and core layer switching requirements of micro branch, branch office, and campus and data center environments; QFX series of core, spine, and top-of-rack data center switches; and OCX1100, an open networking switch. In addition, it offers security products, such as SRX series services gateways for the data centers; Branch SRX family that includes SRX300 Series and SRX1500, which provides integrated firewall capabilities; vSRX Virtual Firewall that delivers various features of physical firewalls; Spotlight Secure Threat Intelligence Platform, a threat intelligence platform that aggregates threat feeds from various sources; and Sky Advanced Threat Prevention, a cloud-based service for static and dynamic analysis. Further, the company offers Junos OS, a network operating system; Junos Space, a network administration platform for creating network administration applications that include network director, services activation director, security director, edge services director, service now, and service insight; and Contrail networking and cloud platform solutions. In Addition To, it provides technical support and professional services, in addition to education and training programs.


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Momoko (Fukada) is a 17-year-old girl so obsessed with everything rococo that she wears old-fashioned frilly white clothing and carries a parasol. After her mother (Shinohara) leaves and her would-be yakuza father (Miyasako) gets kicked out of the city for selling the wrong kind of designer knock-offs, Momoko and her dad move to the country, living with Momoko's somewhat offbeat grandmother (Kiki). Desperate for money, Momoko starts selling the remainder of her father's counterfeit clothing, but her only customer is the tough-talking Ichigo (Anna Tsuchiya), who belongs to an all-girl gang. Against all probability, the two very different teens become best friends, even though neither will admit it. And when Ichigo faces serious danger, Momoko must decide whether she can save the day.
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Cabin, 1 Bedroom + Loft, 1 Bath, (Sleeps 4-5)
Charming, recently built cabin with one bedroom and loft. Perfect for travelers who want easy access to Yellowstone Park's fabled Lamar Valley with its bison, elk, deer - and yes, wolves!
Located just minutes from the northeast entrance to Yellowstone National Park, our guests enjoy fabulous recreation opportunities, both in the Park and in the surrounding Beartooth Mountains and wilderness. Fly fishing opportunities abound in streams, rivers, and alpine lakes. Non-winter visitors can access the unbelievable Beartooth Pass via what Charles Kuralt once described as 'the most beautiful drive in America.' And for winter visitors there is unbeatable backcountry and cross-country skiing.
The cabin features gorgeous hardwood floors, tiled kitchen counters, a clawfoot tub/shower, and a cozy wood stove. We provide ample firewood, but the cabin also has (yet never needs) supplemental heat. The first floor bedroom has a magnificent queen-size high bed, and the loft sports two log beds, one queen-size and one single. There is also a trundle bed. We provide fresh linens upon your arrival.
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Israel again egregiously violated fundamental international law.
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On October 6, the humanitarian Estelle Ship to Gaza departed Naples, Italy for Gaza. It surprised no one that Israel again violated international law.
At 10:15AM CET (Central European Time), Ship to Gaza Sweden said "Estelle is being attacked".Five or six military vessels surrounded Estelle."- Advertisement -
Soldiers wearing masks are now trying to board the ship. The attack took place (illegally in) international waters."
"At the moment, our website is targeted in a coordinated attack. Website may be inaccessible for periods of time. We are working on a solution. Keep up to date through Facebook and Twitter #Estelle."
"Our voyage is a natural, brotherly action. Our objective is humanitarian. Our basis lies in international law, and our method is non-violent."
Swedish/Israeli representative on board, Dror Feiler, said Israel "attacked" Estelle in international waters. Israeli authorities and supportive media lied, claiming otherwise.
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It's intended to be a Ship from Gaza. Activists are building it to help break Israel's export blockade.
Humanitarian cargo to Gaza or legitimate exports should rankle no one. Israel claims otherwise. Doing so, of course, violates fundamental international law. Attacking and arresting activists at sea compounds the crime.
Estelle participants called "the heaviest cargo on board".our solidarity with the Palestinian people." Israel thinks they're subversives up to no good.
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Happy Monday babes! I hope every one had a fabulous weekend! I had a very tough weekend, because on Saturday we lost my grandma. Her health has been rapidly deteriorating for the past month so it gives me comfort that she is now at peace, but still never easy. So any extra thoughts and prayers for my family would be greatly appreciated. My grandma always loved looking at my blog pictures so today's post is in memory of her :) I cannot get enough of this gorgeous suede olive moto vest! I actually scored it on sale from Marshalls for under $50! Boy do I love Marshalls! I wanted to edge up this look a bit so I paired my vest with my favorite mock neck bodysuit and flared jeans. For the accessories, I threw on my new mirrored sunnies (seriously in love!) and double buckle belt. I finished the look with my studded crossbody bag. I hope you all have a wonderful start to your week! <3
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Happy Tuesday babes! I hope everyone is having a fabulous week so far! To every one that is in the path of snow storm Stella I pray you stay safe and warm! We are going to be getting some unusually cold weather the next few days too, lows in the 30s in March in Florida?! What?? Craziness! So today I have a fun spring transition outfit and I cannot get enough of this studded suede skirt! I got it on mega sale, which is unfortunately sold out now, and I just love the taupe color with the gold studs! It's also insanely soft! I paired it with a classic black lace up shirt (that is under $20!). I wear this shirt ALL the time! It's super versatile and can be easily dressed up or down! I wanted to give this look some bohemian flare so I threw on my black fringe booties, black hat, and finished the look with some round sunnies. I hope you all have an amazing Tuesday! <3
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Happy Friday Eve babes! Where did this week go?! I can't believe it's almost the weekend! One color combo that I cannot get enough of lately is black and brown! It used to be one of those combos that everyone would stay clear of but I love that it's popping up everywhere now! I added a little white to the mix today too! I am completely obsessed with striped off the shoulder bodysuit ya'll! The flared sleeves are just adorable and get this, it is on sale for $7!!! I am pretty sure I need it in every color now! I paired it with my brown suede mini skirt and favorite black over the knee boots. To pull in a little more brown I accessorized with a long tiger eye necklace and finished the look with my black studded bag. I hope you all have a wonderful rest of your week and weekend! <3
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Happy Monday ya'll! I hope you all had a very merry Christmas! Mine was filled with all of my favorite things, family, Christmas cookies, cocktails, and amazing food! ;) It doesn't get much better! I loved being with my niece Christmas morning and getting to see the magic of Christmas through her eyes. So much excitement! It definitely made this Christmas a fun one! Can you all believe there is less than one week left of 2016?! I always get excited for a new year and what better way to walk into 2017 than with a new pair of shoes?! I am obsessing over these leather caged booties from DSW! They are so light and comfortable and the fun woven leather jazzes up any outfit! I swear DSW never fails me! Their endless options of styles and brands always makes it easy to find the perfect shoes for any occasion! I paired my new caged booties with this amazing floral bell sleeved top. I mean bell sleeves, plus off the shoulder?! It doesn't get much better! I finished the look with my suede skirt and favorite fringed bag. I hope you all have a wonderful start to your last week of 2016! <3
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Happy Thursday loves! Thank goodness we are almost to the weekend! I am in desperate need of some relaxation! Can we just talk about this adorable suede and chambray dress?! I am obsessed with the laser cut detailing and the the chambray edges are so cute and unexpected! I wanted to edge the dress up a little so I paired it with some black heeled booties and black accessories. On a side note for all of my local Orlando babes come hang out with me tonight for the grand opening of Origins in Disney Springs! There are going to be giveaways, refreshments, mini facials and more! Should be a lot of fun! I hope to see you there and have a fantastic weekend! <3


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At Daniel Miller's general store in Springs, NY, Lee Krasner and Jackson Pollock talk with Tino Nivola, a new arrival at the artist colony that began to sprout around the Pollocks' Long Island village in the late 1940s. Nivola would eventually become a celebrated sculptor and muralist. Read more: http://life.time.com/culture/jackson-pollock- rare-unpublished/#ixzz26FZOtOOv http://life.time.com/culture/jackson-pollock- rare-unpublished/#ixzz26FZOtOOv
In August 1949, Life's five million readers were confronted with a two-and-a-half-page spread, in both black-and-white and color, under a headline that turned a statement Greenberg had made about Pollock into a deliberately provocative question: "Is he the greatest living painter in the United States?"
Unpublished. Despite moving out of the city to live on a farm near the ocean, it's hard to say that nature was an inspiration for Pollock's paintings, which were so abstract that their only apparent source was the artist's subconscious. Still, nature found its way into his paintings in the form of sand (which this unpublished Holmes photo shows Pollock gathering) and other organic materials that the artist routinely applied to his canvas along with his paints. Read more: http://life.time.com/culture/jackson-pollock- rare-unpublished/#ixzz26FZYo9eE http://life.time.com/culture/jackson-pollock- rare-unpublished/#ixzz26FZYo9eE
One of the inspirations for Pollock's action paintings was the sand painting of Navajo Indian artists, a ritual involving the careful spilling of sand on a flat surface to create intricate forms and figures. In this Martha Holmes picture published in the 1949 LIFE story, Pollock pours sand along with paint onto the canvas. Pollock would use sand, crushed glass, metal fragments, and other materials, including the cigarette ash from his own lips, to add texture to his work. Read more: http://life.time.com/culture/jackson-pollock- rare-unpublished/#ixzz26FZqGrtM http://life.time.com/culture/jackson-pollock- rare-unpublished/#ixzz26FZqGrtM
Today, a painting from Pollock's drip period might go for $100 million. Pollock's local grocer, Daniel Miller (left) paid the artist himself (in doorway) a lot less for the Pollock original hanging in his store. (In the next room, Lee Krasner can be seen chatting with another local artist, Tino Nivola.) Visiting merchants unfamiliar with Pollock's non- representational style would ask Miller what the painting depicted. He would respond that it was an aerial view of Siberia. inShare26
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So today I still have the ringing in my right ear.though it has improved very slightly. We're never really educated on this kind of ear safety and I feel quite aggrieved that we're not. I went out to some live music last night and I wore some ear plugs and then when i got home thats when i noticed my tinnitus had improved! When I went home after the club I noticed that my ears were damp and heard a ringing. But the ringing was still there. It did get much lower than before. I can only hear the ringing when there is completely silence. As advice. Take better care of your ears and stop going to clubs and sitting next to the speakers for extended periods. That ringing in the ears (also called tinnitus) that you get after hearing loud music is often due to damage caused to the microscopic endings of nerves in your inner ear. If you're coming home from a concert or a club, and your ears won't stop ringing, it's because you've damaged some of the little hairs in your cochlea, which causes inflammation and stimulation of nerves. Wear hearing aids. Can blocked sinuses be connected to ringing in my ears?
Find tips on how to stop ringing in ears after concert you attended. But that's just it, you can't sleep because your ears are still ringing after the concert. I personally love going to concerts, especially heavy metal shows. There was a point in my life where I would come home after a show and find myself unable to fall asleep because the ringing in my ears was so bad. We perceive it as a ringing in the ear, or sudden-onset ringing tinnitus. After the message is sent and received, the tinnitus percept begins to fade away. I was worried it meant my ear hairs were dying from hearing loud things (but the ringing doesn't happen specifically right after any loud noises, just spontaneously especially in quiet rooms, and doesn't last for too long, exactly as described here). I only hear it in my home where there are unknown R.F. signals being beamed into my bedroom. The noise heard by people with tinnitus may be a buzzing, ringing, roaring, whistling, or hissing sound and is often associated with hearing loss. I've gotten this question a fair amount of times. Merck Manuals For the Home.
Home; New Q&As; Loud music and ear ringing? I've been going to clubs for a while now and the loud music usually makes my ears ring, but the ringing usually disappears in the morning. Well, this time, the ringing has lasted for several days. Wear hearing protectors (i.e., ear muffs and ear plugs when exposure to loud sounds is unavoidable). I just got home from crabcore (inb4 'ur eers r ringun cuz dey sux olol') and my ears wont stop ringing! its actually keeping me up because its so loud:mad: How do I help remedy the situation?. I can still here really tiny noises and stuff that other people can't hear. After Machine Head, where my ears were ringing for a good 4 days I started wearing ear plugs to gigs. Loud ringing: Robert McIndoe, 52, was diagnosed with tinnitus after going to a rock concert. Causes: In older people, tinnitus is often caused by natural hearing loss, which makes the nerves less sensitive, but other causes include a build-up of ear wax, infection, a perforated ear drum or a head injury. Last year a survey by the University of Nottingham revealed a third of patients with tinnitus were dissatisfied with their treatment, citing GPs' lack of knowledge and insensitivity to the burden of tinnitus.
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My ears were still ringing when I got back home and into bed, it made me envy the smart people who I had made fun of for wearing earplugs during the show. Got tinnitus from lightning striking my parents house when I was 4. By the time we made it back home my ears were ringing so bad my wife and I couldn't carry on a conversation without practically screaming. So then when I got home I noticed that my other ear (the right ear) now is ringing a little bit but it didn't feel nowhere near clogged as my left one did. I just want to know if should take the nasonex over the weekend if my ear is still ringing. Many people are familiar with muffled hearing and ringing ears called tinnitus after a concert or loud sporting event. My ears were ringing, even after I got home hours later. Ringing in Ears After Concert Q&A On Wednesday night (about 48 hours ago) I went to an instrumental rock concert where I was literally a foot away from the guitarist. I woke up that morning (7 hours later) and the ringing was still there; I wasn't too alarmed as I had read before I went to sleep the night I got home from the concert that it could last a while. I called my friends and asked if their ears were still ringing and they said yes (this was as of last night) so that made me feel a bit better, but now, a little less than two days later, my ears are still ringing and I'm worrying quite a bit about it.


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Lombax Warrior
Registered: 02/01/2007
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Re: Congrats to those accepted
May 4, 2007
There may be a chance that they keep adding people every thursday, every other thursday, or ever month. I know most of the other betas did this. Not just one closed selection then open, was usually 1-3 closed selections then open. Im not gonna hope for anything, if it shows up one day, then it will. If not, ive got things i can do in the meantime.
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First Son
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Re: Congrats to those accepted
May 5, 2007
Yea, the people who got that lucky invite (or most of them =] ) are sooo lucky. I just signed up for playstation underground a week ago and im really hoping i get my lucky gap invite.
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Re: Congrats to those accepted
May 5, 2007
jiggle-o wrote:
I like to be different so beyond all the whiners I would like to say congrats to all that were selected for the beta test of home. I only hope that were selected will take this seriously and help to make this the best that it can be.
Yeah, grats to all who got in. It has been a few nail biting days for a lot of guys and now there can be some rest and closure knowing that there may still be an opportunity for others to participate.
I actually sat back and read the posts and threads of others complaining. I can't blame them and I respect the fact they are voicing what they feel.
In a lot of ways, I feel the same.
But to the guys who made it in, Grats and have fun!
Hekseville Citizen
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Treasure Hunter
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ya didnt work out did it lol
jiggle-o wrote:Well! somebody's cranky lol good luck with that
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theresa million threads like this and there doesnt even need to be one. just dont be a bay about not getting in and youre good, but this thread is useless and im reporting it
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Dave Handy wrote: . > After all the software is not performing as originally intended! Dave, If the disclaimer that came with the software is like disclaimers that I have read, the vendor **does not** even warrant that the program will run let alone run "as intended" or correctly! You, and you alone are responsible for determining if the program "is suitable for its intended use." The only warranty that I have seen is that the magnetic media on which the program is loaded is good for 60 days. The problems that Rodrigo Lema and Dave Handy are experiencing is one of the reasons that I advocate that **all** structural software have the engineer responsible for writing the program place his/her seal on the user's manual. That way he/she is responsible for the accuracy of the program. If the person responsible for writing the program is not a licensed structural engineer, then he/she has no business writing or selling the program and we should not buy it. A. Roger Turk, P.E.(Structural) Tucson, Arizona
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The Gompertz Function as a Model for Cotton Hypocotyl Elongation1
- E. J. Pegelow,
- B. B. Taylor,
- R. D. Horrocks,
- D. R. Buxton,
- D. B. Marx and
- D. F. Wanjura2
Successful modeling of cotton (Gossypium hirsutum L.) seedling emergence requires a model capable of simulating hypocotyl growth under a wide range of soil environments. A previous model used an autocatalytic growth equation which was satisfactory for relatively favorable soil environments. We report here the use of the Gompertz equation as a hypocotyl elongation model which should have adaptability to greater environmental extremes than the autocatalytic model. A three parameter form of the Gompertz equation was applied to a comprehensive set of cotton hypocotyl elongation data, obtained over a range of steady-state soil environments. The form used was y = A exp {—exp [b(c—t]} where y is hypocotyl length at time t, A is maximum (potential) hypocotyl length under prevailing soil conditions, is the weighted mean relative growth rate, and c is the time at which maximum growth rate is attained. This function describes an asymmetrical sigmoid curve in which all parameters can be assigned physiological meaning. Best-fit estimates of the Gompertz parameters were derived for hypocotyl elongation in each environment by a non-linear least squares program. Multiple linear regression analyses of the estimated Gompertz parameters with soil temperature, physical impedance, and moisture were used to examine the influence of soil environment on the parameters. Each of the three Gompertz parameters were adequately described by a cubic regression model involving these soil factors. The regression models were used to develop a Gompertz model in which each parameter was responsive to fluctuating changes in soil environment. The model should be adaptable to simulating cotton hypocotyl elongation under a wide range of soil conditions, including those resulting in seedling stress.
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