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Sensors 2008, 8(5), 3183-3204; doi:10.3390/s8053183
Implantable Microimagers
Graduate School of Materials Science, Nara Institute of Science and Technology, 8916-5 Takayama, Ikoma, Nara 630-0192, Japan
Graduate School of Biological Sciences, Nara Institute of Science and Technology, 8916-5 Takayama, Ikoma, Nara 630-0192, Japan
Department of Ophthalmology, Osaka University Graduate School of Medicine, 2-2 Yamadagaoka, Suita, Osaka 565-0871, Japan
CREST, Japan Science and Technology Agency, 3-5 Sanban, Chiyoda, Tokyo 102-0075, Japan
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Received: 8 April 2008; Accepted: 9 May 2008 / Published: 15 May 2008
(This article belongs to the Special Issue Integrated High-performance Imagers)
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Abstract: Implantable devices such as cardiac pacemakers, drug-delivery systems, and defibrillators have had a tremendous impact on the quality of live for many disabled people. To date, many devices have been developed for implantation into various parts of the human body. In this paper, we focus on devices implanted in the head. In particular, we describe the technologies necessary to create implantable microimagers. Design, fabrication, and implementation issues are discussed vis-à-vis two examples of implantable microimagers; the retinal prosthesis and in vivo neuro-microimager. Testing of these devices in animals verify the use of the microimagers in the implanted state. We believe that further advancement of these devices will lead to the development of a new method for medical and scientific applications.
Keywords: implant; head; microimager; retinal prosthesis; in vivo.
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Ng, D.C.; Tokuda, T.; Shiosaka, S.; Tano, Y.; Ohta, J. Implantable Microimagers. Sensors 2008, 8, 3183-3204.
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Chicago/Turabian StyleNg, David C.; Tokuda, Takashi; Shiosaka, Sadao; Tano, Yasuo; Ohta, Jun. 2008. "Implantable Microimagers." Sensors 8, no. 5: 3183-3204.


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Hidemi Walsh of Plainfield, Ind., created Asian-flavored naan pizza featuring a zesty combination of Dean's Ranch Dip, a Ventura Foods product, with soy sauce, garlic, spinach, Parmesan cheese and other ingredients spread on Indian naan bread and toasted. As the contest's grand prize winner, Walsh received an all-expenses paid trip to the 2012 CHS Annual Meeting in Minneapolis, Minn., where she will join two Ventura Foods professional chefs in demonstrating her recipe for an estimated 2,400 attendees.
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1 tablespoon soy sauce
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As the resident "computer guy" for friends and family, it goes without saying that I've seen my fair share of PCs over the past 10 years or so. The majority of systems that find their way to me require a simple virus or malware scan to rectify the situation but every now and again I come across a computer that simply needs to be physically cleaned out with compressed air.
The attached photo shows the inside of a power supply in a system someone brought over several years ago. The owner told me that the system would blue screen after being powered on for a few minutes. Upon removing the side panel to have a look inside, I noticed the heatsink fan wasn't spinning – it was so clogged with dust / dirt / nicotine tar that it had seized up.
Working on neglected computers like this serves as a good reminder that it's probably time to check on the hardware in my own system. Years ago before I had a dedicated system for component testing, I was tinkering with hardware in my system every other week so dust was not an issue. But now that I rarely open my work system, it's certainly something I'm more aware of.
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I don't use dust filters on any of the fans on my rig because they restrict airflow way too much. So on average I need to clean it once a month.
i've recently noticed a decreased frame rate when logging into an MMO (runescape) could this be due to dust? I plan to clean out my computer once i get home shortly, but by god since it's a dell I cant manage to get the fan off the heat sink, its clipped on with 4 VERY stiff clips, one which i've broke over the years attempting to get it off.
on a side note, I've ordered a faster graphic's card recently which should be here soon.
I have no rugs in my computer area. Rugs can be a big generator of particles inside a desktop.
I check for dust about every 9 months of use.
I typically clean my main work system every six months or so. The system in the bedroom for media hasn't been cleaned since I put it in there a year ago.
I use laptops and know they are ready when I notice the fans... I use my compressor to blow out the dust, I'm always surprised by how bad they get as they are stood on a desk not the floor.
Desktop gets cleaned once every 6 weeks, laptop every 4 weeks.
after about every 3-6 months or so i clean up my pc-system. Their is almost no difference between the temps with or without filters. So i opted to use the filters. I don't have to clean my pc every 3 weeks because removing things frequently might damage componts through wear
Every 3 months I give it a full scrub down. Every last inch either dusted, wiped or gassed. Every other week, I give the filters a quick dusting.
Turns out, a dry, soft-bristled paint brush is perfect for cleaning filters.
I wipe off the fans and wash my computer's filters every 2 weeks and do a more thorough clean about twice a hear.
I cleaned my pc if I noticed there's dust building inside it... to reduce the numbers of cleaning my pc I just make I place my pc in a room where I specialized it to place my pc and I make sure the room is always clean and free of dust
I clean my dust filters on my gaming rig about once every month, the inside is still mostly dust free since I built it. Might have to clean the inside once every 12 months or so.
I clean basically every 3-4 months- clean the filters every week. Used to clean on a 1-2 month basis until I started using a better grade of aftermarket filtration - DemciFlex.
Water loops generally get stripped/flushed every six months.
I have the Lian Li PC-P80 Armor Suit with three 140mm fans in front. Even with the removable dust screen in front, I have to sweep and blow out my machine every two weeks or so. It is so dusty here in SoCal.
I bought a little handheld 1 gallon Craftsman shopvac and I can sweep with one end and put the hose on the exhaust to blow out my fans and case crevices...
Every 3 months if I can, simple dusting. Flush my wc loop about every 4-7 months I'd say.
I don't recommend anyone to try this on anything electronic, luls
Every time I open my case to change something, so about 2-3 times a year.
I have my desktop pretty well sealed except for the intakes which all have filters. I clean the filters about once a month and take the doors off for a full cleaning about once a year.
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I clean basically every 3-4 months- clean the filters every week. Used to clean on a 1-2 month basis until I started using a better grade of aftermarket filtration - DemciFlex.
Water loops generally get stripped/flushed every six months.
i used the demcifilters on my raidmax smilodon case for a straight year without having to clean till i just recently moved to a cm storm trooper. im sure it was a bit restricting but well worth keeping all that dust off my rig
I should clean it once i month i usually clean mine every 6 months but I think its been closer to a year iv been busy\lazy.
I clean my computer every 3-6 months, only because it's a gaming PC, and is hard to clean. Any other computers or servers I have I clean every 3-4 months.
When I retire the 'Power station', my daughters acrylic clad gamer, ya'll better dump any Ultra duster stock you may have. The 932 is a can of air a week, The Cosmos II looks like a quick blast of the filters weekly, not much gets by them as far as the inside.
Honestly, if I have it open for some reason, I take a vacuum to it, otherwise I don't.
I really wish I had gotten a case with fan filters. That will be a requirement for any future builds.
, post: 1146475"]Honestly, if I have it open for some reason, I take a vacuum to it, otherwise I don't.
I really wish I had gotten a case with fan filters. That will be a requirement for any future builds.
You just have to make sure you don't get your heat-sink caught in the roller.:p
About twice a year. My case keeps the inside almost dust-free for quite a while.
Every sunday. Then once in every two months i completely strip it properly clean it. She runs like a beautie.
I just teared my laptop apart cleaned it with vacuum cleaner and now... less heat and less noise. WORTH IT!
I used to clean 8 workstations and 2 servers out every month because of a terribly dusty environment. My personal machines go about 6 months at a time, and a small office that I volunteer at gets a good cleaning annually.
I clean my one every 6 months. I don't get much dust build up so it's all good =)
I clean it when I start seeing too much dust over my case fans. Just a simple 10 second spray usually does the trick. Simple small cleaning now = less big cleaning jobs over time.
As 'sarcasm' said, usually I will do a once-over when the outer case-fans get a light covering of dust; I dust out the inside of my PC, and close it back up. However, much deeper cleanings are needed when my CPU fan and heat-sink become covered in dust. When I notice a lot of built-up dust in my CPU heat-sink during one of my routine cleanings, I clean the fan, take the heat-sink off, rinse the dust off the heat-sink, dry it, replace the thermal paste, and put everything back.
Well, can't say I do a every good job of keeping the insides clean, but it's never gotten to the point where it looked like the picture above.
Twice a month. The atmosphere here is hot and humid, and there are 2 construction sites nearby, so the precaution is needed.
every may...
I take everything apart once each 3 months or so for some cleaning.
all my pc,s are cleaned every 2-3 months.
I guess I sound a bit paranoid. Haha.
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i've recently noticed a decreased frame rate when logging into an MMO (runescape) could this be due to dust? I plan to clean out my computer once i get home shortly, but by god since it's a dell I cant manage to get the fan off the heat sink, its clipped on with 4 VERY stiff clips, one which i've broke over the years attempting to get it off.
on a side note, I've ordered a faster graphic's card recently which should be here soon.
or could simply be the "rot" effect of the OS. one of the most important reason people reinstall the OS :P (at least for me, but i also work with many many big programs that slow down the PC a lot: server, adobe cs, corel, visual studio, and many dev tools )
read this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Software_rot
we really need an edit button here ^_^
Every time I do a major upgrade so once a year. I do keep it on my desk which does seem to help with dust build up.
mostly clean it when i notice the filters, but generally when i flush/change my w/c loop
as a note to those who use vacuum cleaners...stop!!..static isnt good for your pc
Whenever I remember - say once every two to three months on average
Every time I open my case to change something, so about 2-3 times a year.
Same for me
iv been doing some part time at a computer shop the last 6 months and it really is unbelievable how many people bring there pc saying it don't work so we go in to diagnostics mode only to end up opening the case and seeing a carpet of dust!!!
i clean my pc/laptop/consoles every 6 months!!!!
utube link of a desktop jammed up with dust i just had to video it.
the last Sunday of the month is designated as electronic cleaning day in my house the wife and the kids both hate it
3 laptops
2 gaming rigs (one for me one for the kids)
I used to clean my computer every 2-3 months, but I noticed that everytime I opened it there was too much dust, so now I clean it every month. I cleaned it for the first time on January 15th, so I should have cleaned it on February 15th, but I decided to skip the cleaning to March 1st. The new "plan" is to the desktop every first day of every month. :)
All five machines every 6 months. Made special "vacuum tool" - 18" length of 1/4" diameter tubing pushed through a hole in a larger bottle cap (which has a couple of 'relief holes') - pop it on the vacuum and suck away.... can snake down into the inner reaches of the mainboard, etc without sucking down any critical components (really bad when you have to dig your RAM out of the filter bag...hahaha) ... I do pull vent fan and CPU fan for separate cleaning.
Well, my own PC I barley ever need to clean, it was probably two or three years ago and it just has a very very light dust cover.
I might take it out and give it a run-over with the compressor just because of this thread though
(It has a Window so I do see if it or the waterloop gets dirty...)
As for other peoples computers; I'll just say that the picture to this story is a VERY mild case of dust compared to what I see on a regular basis!
Sometimes all I have to do to make a computer work (usually laptops) is to clean them of the dust, and they are happily working again!
I break out the mop and soap suds and give my computer a good scrub and then hose it down about every 2 years. usually right before i get a new one ^_~
Clean my PC? Doesn?t everyone live in a dust/allergen/static free environment? Kidding? When I hear the fans running a little more than (normal) I?ll pull the side off and blow/vacuum it out.
My gaming rig gets a thorough cleaning about once every two months.
I clean the dust from my PC every six months, I do not really need to do it more often because it doesn't accumulate. I keep my case open, because the dust seems to cloud up when I put the lid.
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In the 300 block of Georgia Street, Doug and Lynn Dempsey have bought the old Haines Moss building and the vacant lot next door left from the May 2010 collapse of the Rainbow Flower Shop building.
"It's going to be a high-end sports bar," Mr. Dempsey said in a recent interview. "We plan on opening early next spring.
"Our goal is to bring the community back together again to bring downtown back around. We're trying to revitalize downtown."
For the past few weeks, the Dempseys have had Penrod Construction, of Louisiana, shoring up the outside wall that was left exposed by the building collapse.
"We're pouring a 14-inch thick by two-foot wide support for a new cinder block wall," Dempsey said. The wall will have large windows and doors leading out onto a 10 by 70 foot patio.
Across the street in the same block, building owner Tim Carter is continuing to make progress on the building he bought a few years ago. Carter has already installed the Robbyn's Nest gift and clothing shop in one of the two retail spaces.
"The next project is where the arcade was (in the second retail space) for someone to rent or something to run ourselves. We're not sure yet," Carter said.
Carter also purchased the adjacent vacant lots left over from the demolition of the old Rexall and Conboy buildings. He shored up the wall of his building to stop leaks into the basement and is turning the lots into a small park.
"We put up a cinder block wall to help level the lot and put seed in," Carter said. "The wall will have a brick facade and some wrought iron decoration and gate.
"We're doing this as we go. Eventually, it will be a garden-type, sit down patio for the community."
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Down the street back toward the river at Georgia and Main Street, Daybreak Donuts and Diner owners Shaun Ross and Marianne Spears have been working on their building for the past three years.
After putting a new roof on, the couple began expanding the restaurant into the extra retail space next door.
"We shored up the outside wall and put in river-facing windows," Ross said. "We're hoping to add 40 seats and triple the capacity of the restaurant. We hope to have the seating by Colorfest," which is Saturday and Sunday, Oct 19-20.
The new capacity will lead to two or three more employees, Ross said.
The couple also plans to put in an apartment for themselves on the second floor of the building.
"We're not in a rush," Ross said. "We've just been rebuilding it slowly," as money and time allows.
Family friend Al Himmelsbach has been a large part of the project, providing financing and job supervision for the project.
"We're friends and we're doing this to help them," Himmelsbach said at the construction site. "We'll eat free for a year," when it's done.
More possible
At the corner of Georgia and Fourth Street, Jeannine Kelly, of Alton, Ill. hopes she can turn the old Strothers Jewelry Store into an artists studio, shop and living quarters.
Kelly recently purchased the building at auction and knew it would need a lot of work.
"It's in bad shape, but it can be saved. The question is at what cost" said the attorney who has rehabilitated other buildings.
The building has passed a structural inspection but Kelly's deal with the city won't be finalized unless she can insure it, she said. If that happens, the renovations will begin, she added.


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Printed Matter's annual fair of contemporary art books, art catalogs, artists' books, art periodicals, and 'zines offered for sale by over 140 international publishers, booksellers, and antiquarian dealers. Admission to the fair is FREE.
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This Friday the MCA will Open Jenny Holzer's latest showPROTECT PROTECT. The show will be up from October 25th to February 1st. Art 21′s blog currently has a video of Holzer discussing some of her latest work.Holzer will also be projecting on several buildings around Chicago.
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Projection works by Jenny Holzer
For the first time in Chicago, artist Jenny Holzer presents a series of temporary outdoor projection works in conjunction with the exhibition Jenny Holzer: PROTECT PROTECT. Texts selected by Holzer, who is renowned for her compelling use of language in public space, will be projected on the facade of the MCA on three nights: Wednesday – Friday, October 29–31. Projections will begin after dark and will conclude before midnight. There will also be three projections on public buildings around Chicago:
Saturday, Nov 1: Lyric Opera and Riverside Plaza
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Art Fag City on Live Forever: Elizabeth Peyton
October 22, 2008 · Print This Article
Last week I posted Roberta Smith's review of Elizabeth Peyton's retrospective at the New Museum, Live Forever: Elizabeth Peyton. I had to follow it up with Paddy Johnson's review in The L Magazine. Johnson sums up my general feelings on the Peyton phenom.
Peyton's Place?
By Paddy Johnson
Nobody's sure why Elizabeth Peyton is so famous. Traditional figurative painting and drawing finds uneasy acceptance in the contemporary art world, and her frequent depiction of superstars only confuses the matter. These famous figures either demonstrate the work's contemporary vitality or its contrived emptiness — the critical response varies depending on the time of day. Indeed, Live Forever: Elizabeth Peyton, a survey curated by Laura Hoptman at the New Museum (on view for five days as of this writing), has already had evaluations ranging from Art on Paper's Larry Qualls' unhesitating assertion that her celebrity portraits, historical figures and landscapes are "grad student work" to Roberta Smith at the New York Times declaring the show "visually alive," informed by "the painterly and the Conceptual."
Of course, disagreement within the art world is neither uncommon nor unhealthy, but one thing comprehensive exhibitions like this often do is prompt the kind of art world discussion that leads to greater consensus in the community. Unfortunately, while the show contains enough indisputably good painting to make this happen, I can't see any agreement coming soon, for two reasons: the best works don't look right on the museum walls, and there's far too much mediocre work in the show.
Speaking to the first point: though arranged roughly chronologically, it's hard to get a sense of the progress and success of the work given its hanging. Dwarfed by the museum's towering walls, Peyton's already small works blend together, one almost indistinguishable from another. It doesn't help that the changes in Peyton's work over the last 15 years have by in large been subtle: the difference for example, between her early work drawn from photographs and some of her life-based pieces in later years is often only faintly apparent.
The larger issue within the work itself, however, is the number of pedestrian paintings the artist has produced. Peyton has of course had some high points. Arguably a work of genius, Live To Ride (2003), a self-portrait evoking, in palette, pattern and composition, Gerhard Richter's famous painting of his daughter Betty (1988), demonstrates incredible skill and emotional depth. Also stunning, Liam Gallagher's blackened eyes, in Blue Liam (1996), reveal the elegant grace of Peyton's hand, as does Savoy (Tony) (1999). But for every good painting and drawing Peyton produces, two or three average works accompany them. Her landscapes are consistently poorly executed, and she has yet to resolve the backgrounds in her later portraits. In Orient (2003), a poorly executed rubbery-branched tree near the water still leaves me wondering why it was included.
And curator Laura Hoptman doesn't offer much in the way of clues. Given that there's not much subject matter to discuss in Peyton's work, beyond paint and the tradition of portraiture, perhaps it was felt that wall text (which hardly appears) wouldn't add to the understanding of the show. The rationale makes sense, but given the exhibition's larger organizational problems, Live Forever also won't answer the concerns of her critics. Those who wonder why she's at the New Museum at all will remain confused, and those who don't will have to hunt through poorly presented material to support their opinions.
Nadav Kander on Sophie Calle
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Who is Sophie Calle and why is tout chic Paris so intrigued by her weird comings and goings, her obsessively documented and annotated voyages into the interior? Is she a sphinx without a riddle, as Truman Capote said of Andy Warhol, selling solipsism as social commentary? Or a genuine original who has converted the stasis of visual art into the ongoing drama of literary narrative, creating a kind of three-dimensional writing? Or is she perhaps simply an inspired exhibitionist who has been mining her life over the past 25 years as material for loosely conceptualized, viewer-friendly installations that are subsequently published between covers and sold for anywhere from $39.95 to $125?
Her books — the form in which her art is most widely known — are, to be fair, beautifully produced, small works of art unto themselves. One example is the gorgeous catalog of her 2003 retrospective at the Pompidou Center, ''M'as Tu Vue'' (''Did You See Me?''); it boasts an ingeniously designed cover in which the artist hides one eye with her hand as though she were trying to make out the spelling of her own name on an eye chart. But the installations that inspire the books are, at first glance, easy to dismiss as slickly packaged songs of the self, shot through with an uninhibited, even violating voyeurism. They have featured everything from glass cabinets stocked with a collection of the artist's unopened birthday presents garnered from her annual birthday parties to a gentrified phone booth on the corner of Greenwich and Harrison Streets that Calle, at the suggestion of Paul Auster (who, in turn, based aspects of his character Maria in his 1992 novel, ''Leviathan,'' on Calle), decorated with a bouquet of red rosnovel, ''Leviathan,'' on Calle), decorated with a bouquet of red roses, a folding chair, an ashtray, a mirror, writing pads and pencils. For a 1998 show called ''Appointment With Sigmund Freud,'' in which Calle was invited to create an installation at Freud's house in London, she included photos of her picture-perfect breasts (which, she insists in the accompanying text, were originally ''nothing to write home about'' but came into their own in 1992), her imperfect nose (which, we learn, her grandparents wanted her to fix) and her wedding dress, laid across the über-analyst's couch. (Calle was briefly married to a good-looking depressive named Greg Shephard, whom she lassoed into a drive-through Las Vegas wedding and who was her collaborator on a film called ''No Sex Last Night.'') Many of her exhibits are organized around videos of her seemingly random albeit carefully calculated encounters with the world. One such is ''Twenty Years Later,'' in which Calle asked her mother to hire a detective to trail her and report on her daily activities, an arrangement that was followed up 20 years later to the day with Calle being tracked, again at her own request, by a sleuth hired by her gallery owner.
What kind of woman, one wonders, responds to being dumped by e-mail not with private turmoil but with a public orchestration of counterrejection? Calle enlisted a throng of women — ranging from police officers, philologists and cartoonists to well-known actresseslike Miranda Richardson and Jeanne Moreau — to analyze her Dear Jane message according to their area of expertise and then displayed the results to great success in an exhibit at the 2007 Venice Biennale curated by Daniel Buren and titled, with mocking reference to the last line of her ex-lover's communiqué, ''Take Care of Yourself.'' The exhibit's thick catalog, jacketed in glossy pink covers, includes four DVDs, an erudite essay titled ''The Exacerbation of Heterosexual Love in the West,'' poems, drawings, musical notations, a crossword puzzle, a piece of origami handiwork, an encrypted version of the e-mail message, a handwritten letter from her mother that assures her daughter that ''Beautiful, famous and intelligent as you are, you'll soon find someone better'' and lush double-page photographs. It opens with some crisp words from the mistress of ceremonies, typed out in a large font on a page with lots of white space: ''I received an e-mail telling me it was over. / I didn't know how to respond. / It was almost as if it hadn't been meant for me. / It ended with the words, 'Take care of yourself.' / And so I did. / I asked 107 women (as well as 2 hand puppets / and a parrot), chosen for their profession or skills, / to interpret this letter: / To analyze it, comment on it, dance it, sing it. / Dissect it. Exhaust it. Understand it for me. / Answer for me. / It was a way of taking the time to break up. / A way of taking care of myself.''
Among the many possible responses to Calle's work, what emergesmost clearly is that hers is a very contemporary instance of personal mythologizing, of using the material of her own life as paradigmatic. Her art bears the traces of other influences (Vito Acconci, Cindy Sherman, Orlan and Christian Boltanksi, to name a few) yet manages in its deliberate and singular accessibility to resound with the inner performative self in all of us. At the same time, she is as an embodiment of the postmodern instinct to de-authenticate and expose, showing up her own — and, by implication, our — reality as no more than a simulacrum. She dedicates ''Take Care of Yourself,'' which opened a little over a year after her mother's death, to ''Monique Sindler, who plays the role of the mother in this book, a role she recently left behind.''Monique Sindler, needless to say, was Sophie's actual mother. It's the kind of macabre joke, or a grim jeu d'esprit that Calle specializes in, shattering the comfortable division between life and art, real and unreal — all in search of the transposable nugget of experience.
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The Post Family Has New Digs
October 20, 2008 · Print This Article
Everyone at Bad at Sports wants to congrats The Post Family on their new site and everyone should check it out.
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New York's 15 law schools have opened their doors to what many deans describe as one of the most motivated first-year classes in memory. But with significantly fewer prospective students to go around, the institutions are grappling with the repercussions of the decline.
Following a national trend, most of the New York schools enrolled fewer first-year J.D. students this fall than was the case six years ago. Only three brought in classes that were larger than last year's.
According to figures from the schools, first-year J.D. class size overall is down 9 percent from last year and 19 percent from 2008.
The classes were culled from an applicant pool that has declined even more precipitously—20 percent from last year and 31 percent from 2008, the last class before the financial crisis spurred a two-year swell in applicants as people flocked to law school to avoid a dismal job market.
But after three straight years of falling applications, almost all New York's law schools are adjusting their business models.
Many are left with the delicate task of admitting classes big enough to cover their costs but whose median Law School Admission Test scores and grade-point averages are not so low they would drag down the schools' U.S. News and World Report rankings. Competition for the best recruits has never been greater. In most cases, schools are shrinking themselves to preserve quality.
"Every dean I've spoken to said even though they knew it was going to be a lean year, the pool was still not as robust as what we thought it would be," said Anthony Crowell, dean of New York Law School. "Obviously from a revenue perspective this is not ideal."
And there may be more lean years ahead.
"Most people believe this is a long-term trend, not an isolated occurrence," said David Schraver, a partner at Nixon Peabody and president of the New York State Bar Association. "It's a reflection of all the attention the media has given to the large average debt for recent graduates, the decline of high-paying jobs and the number of unemployed recent graduates."
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Whether you're an experienced arts educator, or a teacher looking for ways to bring life to your curriculum through visual arts, music, drama and dance, this group will provide a place to meet, share, and imagine!
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Low effort: Slay the vampire, or parasitic, load in your home by using power strips. Connect your computer or entertainment center gear to a power strip and flick the power strip off when you're done. A more high-tech approach is a "smart" power strip like this one by Bits. You plug your TV or computer into the Control Outlet (in blue) and peripheral devices like printers to the Automatically Switched outlets. When you turn the TV or PC off, the standby power for the peripherals gets cut automatically.
Medium: Do your homework before upgrading your TV, game player, etc. and make energy efficiency one of your top buying priorities. CNET rates products on energy consumption now and Greenpeace rates individual consumer electronics manufacturers on everything from toxic material to greenhouse gas reporting. Flat-screen TVs, in particular, can create a big jump in energy use if you don't choose with efficiency in mind.
High: Install a home-area network from a company like iControl which integrates home energy management with home entertainment.
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