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515 East 72nd Street
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- Built in 1986
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- Studios $739,500 1
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515 East 72nd Street offers impressive amenities in an environment billed as New York City's first spa-inspired residence.
The eco-friendly residences were designed by Bonnetti/Kozerski. Units are designed with natural materials such as hand-finished, sustainable American black walnut floors, private terraces and oversized windows. Textured sandstone and limestone bathrooms have double sinks, soaking tubs and glass shower stalls with rain shower heads. Kitchens have clean lines and warm colors with handcrafted walnut cabinetry, topnotch appliances and bacteria resistant countertops. All apartments and public spaces in the building have HEPA air filters, while hallways have natural fiber carpets.
Amenities include a full-time doorman and concierge. The building's spa has a competition-sized saltwater indoor pool, state-of-the-art fitness equipment, a basketball court, signature Challenge courses and spa services. There are classes, cooking demonstrations, children's activities and a Creative Arts studio.
Overlooking the East River, the 41-story brick tower has a large private with close to a half-acre of trees and lawns, a 40,000-square-foot amenity center and panoramic views of bridges, the river, and the city.
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- Central AC
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- Good views
- Very attractive balconies
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- Close to hospitals
- Close to FDR Drive
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Young faces are to the fore again on our centre pages - as is transport of the two-, three- and four-wheeled kind.
In May 1990 one of our photographers captured the excitement when Bottisham Village College staged a 24-hour triathlon. Who is the competitor with the bandaged knee? And who is holding his bike?
In May 1986, the little ones taking part in a playground race look pretty excited too - including Teddy, in his pushalong truck. The event was held at Girton play group.
And in May 1992, the fancy-looking racing car was on show at the Priory Centre at St Neots, where a youth festival was being held.
As always, we welcome any information - especially names, and where the people involved are now. The addresses to write to are in the box at the top of this page.
Our fantastic pom-pom picture also comes from May 1992, and features five young ladies taking part in Haverhill's Fun Day that year.
Further back in time, our other photos this weekend focus on a school line-up, and a bit of history from the world's oldest printer and publisher.
The school group shot was taken at the Perse Juniors in May 1963 - we believe the youngsters were all members of the same house at the school. Do you recognise anyone?
In May 1966, anticipation was building for the forthcoming World Cup (as it is now), and there was also a flurry of excitement in the printing hall of Cambridge University Press.
One of the books the ancient company is famous for print ing is the Bible, and the staff are casting a critical eye over copies coming off the printing press.
CUP published its first book in 1584, making it the oldest publishing house in the world, and its reputation was built up in the early years primarily because of its expertise in producing prayer books and Bibles, as well as literary and scientific texts.


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---- — Three Pentucket wrestlers will compete tonight against the best high school wrestlers that Massachusetts has to offer in the MIAA All-State competition.
Kyle Knox, Noah Malhi and Josh Wesolowski all qualified for the tournament with outstanding performances at the Division 3 State Tournament held last weekend. Knox finished in seventh place at 120 pounds, Malhi finished in fourth at 170 pounds and Wesolowski was the runner-up in the 132-pound division.
While each finish was a feat worthy for print for Pentucket's three wrestlers, how they made it there is a story in itself.
Knox overcame a slow beginning in his tournament performance to win his last two matches and secure a spot on the podium. Malhi finished in fourth place; an accomplishment that came by beating the Western Massachusetts champion and surviving two one-point matches, coming away with wins.
Wesolowski's performance, while to be expected at this point, is anything shy of usual. Already one of the best wrestlers in the history of Pentucket high school as only a junior, Wesolowski had the opportunity to secure the D3 State Championship but fell short against one of the state's best wrestlers, the two-time Massachusetts state champion Brandon Weir from Hampshire Regional High School.
"The matches before that were slow, boring and cautious," said Pentucket head coach Dennis Puleo. "But Josh and Brandon woke up the crowd. There was no lull in the action whatsoever. It was a zero to zero score after the first period and was two to two after the second, and Josh just couldn't counter one move that Weir executed in the third. For fans it was entertaining and for coaches and the loser, it wasn't, but you had to be pleased with Josh's opportunity and his ability to do what he did. We're hoping for more from him this week."
For Wesolowski, Weir's prior success did not make falling to him any easier to stomach.
"I was really hard on myself after I lost," Wesolowski said. "Weir was already a two-time state champ and I thought I should have won the match against him. Just as winning in wrestling is great, losing in wrestling is equally as crushing."
Falling to one of the state's best is no consolation for Wesolowski, who goes into every tournament looking to win. Performing well at this tournament is a matter of redeeming himself, not only for his second-place finish last weekend but also for falling just short last year. Needing to place in the top six to qualify for New Englands, Wesolowski finished in eighth place, just one point short.
"I think I have a shot to win it all this year," Wesolowski said. "If I finished in the top three I would be upset about losing, but I wouldn't be crushed. My goal since last year was to make it to New Englands. I fell one point short of making it last year, so that has been driving me all season. Until I lose a match, I'm in it to win it."
Adding to the thrill of wrestling in his second-straight All-State tournament is doing so alongside two of his teammates.
"Both of them came out and wrestled amazing at States," Wesolowski said. "They all worked really hard at practice all year and performed well all season. It's paying off for them right now."
Unlike Wesolowski, Knox and Malhi will be competing in their first All-States competition, though that doesn't mean that expectations are tempered.
"I hope to place in the top six and go to New Englands," Malhi said. "Last year, I didn't make it to states and my goal this year was to make it this far. I'm feeling pretty good and have had some good practices. It would be nice to get a few wins at this tournament because It's been a great season so far."
As just a sophomore, Malhi is the youngest Sachem to make All-States this year. Performing up to his ability was contingent upon suppressing nerves, something that he has excelled at as the season progressed. By putting his nerves past him, Malhi was able to beat the second-seeded Kolby Smith from Sabis High School in Springfield.
"It felt really good beating him because I was nervous, but I came out strong and it felt good beating him," Malhi said. "I wasn't even seeded for the tournament and he was seeded second, so it felt good to get the victory as the underdog."
Like Malhi, Knox' goal for the tournament is to qualify for New Englands, something that he feels all three of them are capable of.
"I feel good," Knox said. "I feel like I can do well in it. My goal is to place in the top six and to qualify for New Englands. It's awesome because last year, only Josh made it with two of our seniors. It's a great feeling to have them both with me this year, knowing that we are all returning next year."
With three of its All-State wrestlers returning next year, greatness may be on the horizon for Pentucket wrestling. However, before sights can set on next season, they will be secured on making their run as memorable as possible this year.
"If we all made it to New Englands, it would be awesome because we have all trained really hard and we all deserve to be there," Knox said. "We haven't had many people from Pentucket go to New Englands in a while, so if we all did, that would be special."
Getting to New Englands would take a monumental effort from all three in a truly unique environment. Held at the Tsongas Arena this year, it will be far from a normal atmosphere.
"Doing this for 45 years, I have seen it get tougher and tougher each year because a lot of kids are working for more of the year to get better technique wise," Puleo said. "You can't make mistakes here. You're going against the best in Massachusetts to qualify for New Englands. If you're not psychologically ready to do that, you can come out on the short end of it. We don't want to be happy just being there, but want to do something there. All three of them know that."


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RI judge OKs lawsuit against Schilling, othersBy ERIKA NIEDOWSKI
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Former Boston Red Sox pitcher Curt Schilling, center, is followed by members of the media in this file photo.PROVIDENCE, R.I. Most of a lawsuit claiming former Red Sox pitcher Curt Schilling and executives at his failed video game company duped the states economic development agency into approving a $75 million investment can move forward, a Rhode Island judge ruled Wednesday.
Superior Court Judge Michael Silversteins decision allows the Economic Development Corp. to proceed with its lawsuit against Schilling, former 38 Studios executives, former EDC officials and others. The suit alleges fraud, negligence, breach of fiduciary duty, racketeering and conspiracy and says the board was misled into approving a $75 million loan guarantee for the company in 2010.
38 Studios named for Schillings old jersey number filed for bankruptcy last year, leaving the state on the hook for $112 million. About $90 million is outstanding.
With the decision, the EDC has cleared the first major hurdle in pursuing potential claims against Schilling and others. Among other things, the lawsuit claims the defendants knew the company would run out of money by 2012, but concealed that from the EDC board, which made the final decision to back the deal.
The agency had used the loan guarantee to lure 38 Studios from Maynard, Mass., to Rhode Island, which has struggled for years with a bad economy and high unemployment.
Gov. Lincoln Chafee, who opposed the deal before he took office and who serves as EDC board chairman, said he was gratified by the ruling.
It allows the important claims to proceed and is a significant first step to recovering the taxpayers losses, he said in a statement.
Jeffrey Schreck, who represents Schilling and others at 38 Studios, declined to comment. Schilling has previously called the lawsuit political and denied wrongdoing. He said at the time the suit was filed that the EDCs approval of the loan guarantee was made with its eyes wide open and with full understanding of any risks. Schilling has accused Chafee of not doing enough to help 38 Studios stay afloat and publicly called him a dunce of epic proportions.
The EDC sued in November, naming 14 defendants. Nine of those worked for the agency, including former Executive Director Keith Stokes and former Deputy Director Michael Saul, as well as its attorneys and financial advisers. Four of the defendants were executives or on the board at 38 Studios, including Schilling. The final defendant issued an insurance policy to 38 Studios.
The defendants moved to dismiss all or parts of the lawsuit, and the judge rejected most of their arguments.
The suit doesnt seek a specific dollar amount but wants repayment of the $75 million in bonds that supported the deal. It seeks triple damages from some of the defendants, including Schilling.
In his ruling, Silverstein said the state cant immediately sue to recover the entire $75 million because it hasnt lost that much. The bonds are being repaid over time. But the judge said the EDC might have a claim for future losses if and when the General Assembly approves the payments. He also said the agency could sue for fees and salaries paid to the defendants and damage to its reputation and credit.
The legislature this year appropriated an initial $2.5 million for payments on the bonds.
Max Wistow, an EDC lawyer, said he was quite pleased by the decision and looks forward to moving ahead with the case. In court, Wistow has described a fraudulent scheme in which the defendants both withheld information and provided false information.
Attorneys for Stokes and Saul argued they should be immune from liability under the public duty doctrine because they were public officials who were doing their jobs and following orders, but the judge ruled the doctrine doesnt apply in a case where an employer is suing an employee. Sauls attorney, Bruce Gladstone, said his client is disappointed by the ruling but called the judges finding that the EDC cannot now recover a $75 million loss well-reasoned.
Silverstein dismissed some counts against Barclays and Wells Fargo, which acted as bond placement agents for the EDC, and Starr Indemnity and Liability Company, which issued an insurance policy for 38 Studios.
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This is my first child what does it actually feel like for the baby to move.
Are you anxiously awaiting your baby's first kick? Or are you concerned that baby should be moving by now? Or do you have a leaping leprechaun in your belly and wondering if that is normal? Fetal movement varies from pregnancy to pregnancy. However, there are certain expectations given for all babies regarding fetal movement. Generally speaking, most women will feel baby move between 16-22 weeks. Although baby's arms and legs are developed and moving much earlier, her "kicks" will not be strong enough to be felt until the second trimester.
Quickening, is the term used to define the mother's sensing of baby's movement. Quickening can be described as a fluttering type movement. Butterflies in the stomach, a tickling or tapping sensation, or gas bubbles are all other ways women have described quickening. As the baby's movement gets stronger distinct kicks will be felt.
Movement varies from baby to baby. Some babies are very active while others are not. In the beginning it is normal to notice movement some days and not others, but as baby's movements get stronger you should feel baby move every day. Fetal activity is affected by sleep, sound, time of day, and mother's activity level. Around 28 weeks, some doctors will recommend keeping track of baby's movement.
Try to count baby's movements at the same time each day. Pick a time when baby is most active. Count baby's movements while lying on your side. Mark an x or count until you reach 10 movements. If within 2 hours you do not feel 10 movements, call your doctor.
When should I call my doctor?
After laying down to monitor your baby's movement, if there are fewer than 10 movements in 2 hours you should call your doctor. If baby's movements are slower, and it takes longer and longer each day to reach 10 movements, you should also call your doctor. If you are up and about you may not notice baby's movements as much. This is why it is important to be laying down to keep an accurate kick count record. If you notice a decrease in fetal movement or an absence of movement, contact your doctor.
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By HopeitzaBaBYBoY_3 on 03/15/12 at 3:20 pm
This is my first child what does it actually feel like for the baby to move.
By chelb24 on 05/09/11 at 6:37 pm
I've just past 25 weeks and I feel my lil girl move all the time now. today has been crazy for movement, where normally she'll usually go an hour or tw ...
By Astghik on 05/05/11 at 6:54 am
I'm only 8 week pregnant, and it is my first time.I also really want to feel that, though I know it is too early. I'm looking on my calendar everyday, c ...
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The first red WAS funny.#2 is just like "Pacific Rim", intended for Chinese audiences. No plot, cartoon characters. Good monsters fight bad, things are blown up, people die and we don't care. In addition, RED 2 provides a plethora of cars crashing (the exact same car stunt is performed three times), machine guns peppering everything in sight, never hitting any hero. You can see the stars thinking "this is a paycheck, this is a pay check", over and over, in their sad, empty eyes.
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Everything before the "but" is a lie
Have you ever noticed that when people say something and the word "but" is in the middle of the sentence, everything before it can be discarded because they didn't really mean it?
When someone says "that is a really nice sweater but…" I don't care what comes after the but, they don't like your sweater.
When a person says "I really like your website but" it means they don't really like your site.
The question that has to be asked is, do people think we are so foolish as to not realize this?
While you might think using this technique will "soften the blow" the reality is, people know what you are doing. If what you are saying before the "but" isn't true, then don't say it. Be honest, don't waste people's time and concentrate on everything after the 'but".
While this might seem like a very small thing, the reality is, it's the type of thing that can make us all much better communicators.
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9 Responses to "Everything before the "but" is a lie"
I'm not sure it is accurate to say everything before the "but" is a lie at least not as a constant rule of thumb.
For instance if I were to say "I want to go to Ireland but I can't afford it" doesn't mean I don't want to go to Ireland – it just means I have to hold off for a while.
Or "I want to help on Saturday but I'm already committed to doing X" – again, not necessarily a lie (though it could be)
My point is it is hard to make such a generic rule that is actually applicable to all situations. I'd suggest you consider the entirety of the comment, the context, and the speaker before rushing to judgement; that might make us all better communicators.
First of all, almost everything on a blog like this is a bit of a generalization. However, in most cases, I stand by what I wrote.
An example: "I want to go to Ireland but I can't afford it". Reality: if a person wants it badly enough, they will find a way to do it. This might mean putting it off a bit. This might mean getting a second job. This might mean getting a different job with an airline to fly for free. The point being, if someone want something badly enough, it can be done (and done without putting it on yet another credit card)
An example: "I want to help on Sunday but I'm already committed to doing X". Could this person find another person to help out (this would certainly be a way to help). Can he explore other ways to help out (hiring someone, automating it, going in after hours etc)
People like to make excuses and think that simply giving an excuse is something that will be accepted by all.
I'm not saying a person has to do whatever is asked of them. However, the reality is, most people take the easy way out and don't see anything wrong with it
bill you are wrong.
"For instance if I were to say "I want to go to Ireland but I can't afford it" doesn't mean I don't want to go to Ireland – it just means I have to hold off for a while."
It ultimately does mean that you don't want to go. You don't want to go because you don't have enough money.
If you really want something you"ll make time for it and you'll spend your money on it.
That's like saying, "I really do like going to church on Sundays but I don't have the free time". NO! You don't like going to church on Sundays you like to sleep. If you actually liked going to church you would make the time.
I'm with Bill on this one. Sometimes a task is not feasible, hence the conjunction "but."
He gave a perfectly good example as well.
How about
With Anna i had the time of my life
But now we are no longer together
I still had the time of my life.
So how about this one, its not a lie
Bill is right, "it is hard to make such a generic rule that is actually applicable to all situations". I would go a step further and say its impossible. Great concept however and its something to be conscious of if you choose, your use of the word 'but' and how you apply it. Point is no one can say they are right here nor that the other is wrong in these examples. Not everyone speaks the same language. Not even when we are all speaking English. Everything is subject to interpretation and the intent of the user of any word is also a factor. That's why its impossible to create such a rule that will hold true in all scenarios.
"First of all, almost everything on a blog like this is a bit of a generalization. However, in most cases, I stand by what I wrote."
I submit that "However," has the same meaning as "but"
Well, like how you showed Bill's example to be false, even one of yours isn't true.
For example: "I really like your website, but you should consider using a different font."
In this example, one would be saying that they *do* like the website in some way: perhaps the content or the writing style or something substantive.
However, they have criticism about something that should be singled out. That criticism isn't central to liking the website, which would have the same substance in (almost) any font, and could be an area of improvement if a more appropriate font was used instead.
To just give that criticism would make the conversation argumentative from the get go.
Similarly, I could say about this article "I like and agree with your conclusion, i.e. that one should exercise caution in their word choice and say what they mean, but I disagree with the argument you made to reach your conclusion."
Well, one can always say: "you should change the font, but I like your website" so the rule of "rubbish before the but" should be applied carefully.


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Welcome to Lumberjocks . This is a great community of people with like interests.There is much to learn here & you will have the opportunity to share your skills & ideas with others. I hope you enjoy LJ's as much as I do.
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Welcome to LumberJocks. Glad to have you aboard. †
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Hey Garrett, welcome to Lumber Jocks. It's great to see that you've jumped into the project pages and are already offering advice. That's one of the great things here. You can get or give all sorts of advice as there are woodworkers across the whole skill spectrum. I really enjoy coming to this site and I hope you will too.
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Hay Welcome to LJs Its a Great Place
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Welcome Garrett. You have found the right place for woodworking. A great group of people willing to help. Looking forward to see your projects and comments. Work safe in the shop and don't forget to use pushsticks.
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Welcome to Lumberjocks. The projects are an inspiration, the information is priceless and the people are supportive. The only problem is, the site can get addictive.
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Bev and I are at it 50 years and the kiss and make up is the best.
Chipbound Chainsaw?
Farming and rural life discussion forum. Cooking, hunting, gardening, fishing, critters, etc.
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Bev and I are at it 50 years and the kiss and make up is the best.
"Life's tough.It's even tougher if you're stupid."
- John Wayne
" We hang petty thieves and appoint the great ones to public office."
- Aesop
evidently a good chainsaw is like a good marriage. you appreciate the heck out of it when you got one, and drull over that wonderful chainsaw someone else has?
at least thats what i'm getting out of this post concerning chainsaws?
hey cowboy?????
Well maby theirs hope for me yet After all I don't turn 40 till march 11. Its a lot easier to buy a chainsaw though
Take care of your equipment and it will take care of you. 1964 cub. Farmall 100 and 130.
"Those that say it can't be done should not interrupt the ones who are doing it."
Well Billie, you know what they say don't you,
Life begins at forty
I am the living truth that it is so!
It's not so bad at 50 as well, I'm just sampling 60 and it's good too!
Your life is infront of you, go and enjoy it, Oh! and by the way, Happy Birthday for march whichever day it might be!
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Turns out the saw could take either 3/8 or .375 chain. The sprocket had to match the chain. He had .375 chain and a 3/8 sprocket.
when a chain for a chainsaw is listed 3/8 and .375 is the same size.
.325 is the smaller metric size than 3/8 or .375
just for those who were wondering
good luck never seem to have that problem with the chips. i think you'll probably have to wear the chain down so the rakers aren't so short. I also only run pro chain and have had very good luck with skip tooth chains as well.
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Sorry > you are right I typed it wrong. have many senior moments like that.
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New Jersey Devils goaltender Martin Brodeur returned to practice on Monday morning. Brodeur has missed 11 games due to an issue with his back.
The veteran goaltender told reporters following the practice session that he has been dealing with a pinched nerve, which originally acted up during warmups for New Jersey's game against the Winnipeg Jets on Feb. 24. Brodeur last played on Feb. 21 when he backstopped the Devils to a 3-2 victory over the Washington Capitals.
During Brodeur's 11-game absence, the Devils have compiled a record of 3-6-2.
The 40-year-old goaltender has gone 12 games without a start, as backup Johan Hedberg was given the nod in the team's game against the Capitals on Feb. 23 one day before the injury acted up. Despite Brodeur's ability to return to practice, he said he would not be playing on Tuesday night against the New York Rangers.
However, he believes he could make his return two nights later against the Carolina Hurricanes dependent upon how he feels.
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Ryan Calo is an assistant professor at the University of Washington School of Law and a former research director at CIS. A nationally recognized expert in law and emerging technology, Ryan's work has appeared in the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, NPR, Wired Magazine, and other news outlets. Ryan serves on several advisory committees, including the Electronic Frontier Foundation, the Electronic Privacy Information Center, and the Future of Privacy Forum. He co-chairs the American Bar Association Committee on Robotics and Artificial Intelligence and serves on the program committee of National Robotics Week.
EFF Sues NSA, Bush, And Others Over Illegal Surveillance
By Ryan Calo • September 18, 2008 at 2:59 pm
Worth it just for the graphic. Read more » about EFF Sues NSA, Bush, And Others Over Illegal Surveillance
Microsoft Takes InPrivate Public
By Ryan Calo • August 26, 2008 at 4:26 pm
Microsoft has recently blogged the details of its "InPrivate" browsing and blocking feature for IE8. InPrivate is a bona fide privacy-enhancing technology; Microsoft should be commended for taking this step. As anyone familiar with the space should realize, InPrivate also fits within and informs the complex history of the online advertising industry. Read more » about Microsoft Takes InPrivate Public
Stanford's Center For Internet And Society Seeks Leave To File Amicus Curiae Brief in Bunnell v. MPAA
By Ryan Calo • August 11, 2008 at 2:20 pm
On Thursday, July 31, 2008, the Center for Internet and Society at Stanford Law School sought leave to file a "friend of the court" brief before the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit on behalf of two of the original designers of the protocols that govern the transfer of information across the Internet, M.I.T. computer scientists Dr. David Clark and Dr. David Reed. Read more » about Stanford's Center For Internet And Society Seeks Leave To File Amicus Curiae Brief in Bunnell v. MPAA
J.B. White On Advertising
By Ryan Calo • July 18, 2008 at 1:14 pm
J.B. White, my former professor, has written a powerful essay (pages 98-103) on the evils of reducing the human experience to mere economics. Here is an excerpt:
"One particularly strong feature of the culture of consumption is an immense and relentless campaign, so pervasive and so normalized as to have become invisible, to persuade the public to accept and act on its premises. I refer here to the world of consumer advertising, especially to its apotheosis in television. This kind of advertising persuades people not only to buy this or that item, but more importantly, to accept and live by the whole infantile dream of the consumer economy. It is only in a narrow sense that advertisements compete with each other; in a deeper way they reinforce each other constantly."
Professor White retires this year following a long and distinguished career at Chicago and Michigan, where he held a joint appoint at the law school and English department. The full essay will appear in a book to be published by the University of Michigan Press in early 2009. Read more » about J.B. White On Advertising
By Ryan Calo • July 10, 2008 at 3:09 pm
It's official: Wired Magazine has placed worrying about privacy on Gmail in the final column marked "expired." (What's "wired"? Worrying about privacy on Google Health.) Yet here I am, continuing to fret over Google's eons-old practice of scanning incoming and outgoing messages in order to display contextual ads.
In my defense, I don't think some evil Google Adwords employee is sitting in his brightly lit hexagonical reading through my email and twisting an ironic mustache. I recognize that it's a dispassionate (for now) computer that scans for keywords and selects contextual ads.
My concern has to do with competition: Gmail puts Google's advertisers in a position to use the content of their competitors' emails to compete with them. Read more » about Gmailosaurus
Can You Sue A Robot For Defamation?
FAA Appeals Drone Decision
Drones: 1, FAA: 0
Even (Some) Law Firms Think Robots Are The Next Big Thing
I am proud to say that I helped found the Robot Block Party in Silicon Valley. Now in its fifth year, the event brings together industry, academia, and the hobbyist community to demo robots in celebration of National Robotics Week. We held the first one in Paul Brest Hall at Stanford Law School. The second, third, and fourth Robot Block Parties took place nearby at the Volkswagen Automotive Innovation Lab (where Stanford University develops driverless cars). Each event drew at least a thousand visitors. Read more » about Even (Some) Law Firms Think Robots Are The Next Big Thing
OfficeMax Letter Revisited: What Could A Lawyer Do For Mr. Seay?
Delivery Drones Grounded by F.A.A.
"Ryan Calo, an assistant professor at the University of Washington School of Law who specializes in robotics and drones, told me that the worry about drones colliding in the air, or people being hit by them, will start to ease as drones become smarter.
"The next generation of drones, which are truly autonomous and can navigate using sensors and code, rather than people controlling them, will be much safer than the drones we're seeing today," Mr. Calo said in a phone interview." Read more » about Delivery Drones Grounded by F.A.A.
The Most Important People Working In Robotics Today
"Laws has to keep up with new technologies, and Ryan Calo has his eye on robot legalities, particularly with respect to policy and ethics.
For example, Calo was quoted in this New York Times piece titled "When Driverless Cars Break The Law." Spoiler alert: it's complicated. "Criminal law is going to be looking for a guilty mind, a particular mental state — should this person have known better? If you're not driving the car, it's going to be difficult," he said." Read more » about The Most Important People Working In Robotics Today
Smile! A Drone Is About to Take Your Picture
"But Ryan Calo, an assistant professor at the University of Washington School of Law, who specializes in robotics and drones, said the accidents that were occurring from private use of drones would become less common as the vehicles became safer and more autonomous. For now, fly with caution.
"From a product liability standpoint, it's pretty straightforward," he said. "You buy this thing, you fly it, it's likely your fault if something goes wrong."" Read more » about Smile! A Drone Is About to Take Your Picture
GM Wants You to Creepily Text Drivers by Scanning Their Plates
"With DiDi Plate, the threat is that the public would have access to information reserved for government officials, says professor Ryan Calo, a privacy and technology expert at the University of Washington.
"The difference is that it's in private hands," he says, "with the opportunity to contact you."" Read more » about GM Wants You to Creepily Text Drivers by Scanning Their Plates
3 ways Glenn Greenwald changed how I look at privacy
"Set aside any discussion about when and whether the data collection is justified. When one side has a lot of it, and the other none, there's a problem.
The best argument I've heard for this comes from University of Washington professor Ryan Calo, who wrote a paper on the data collection being done by marketers and corporations. Read more » about 3 ways Glenn Greenwald changed how I look at privacy
Our Robot Future: The Moral, Ethical, and Legal Challenges of Ubiquitous Robotic Systems (Past Event)
Roundtable with experts Professor Ronald C. Arkin, Professor Ryan Calo, Dr. Kate Darling, Professor Illah Nourbakhsh, and Professor Noel Sharkey
Moderated by Professor Jennifer Urban
Friday, July 11, 3:30 pm
Boalt Hall Goldberg Room
Robots are quickly moving out of controlled environments into public spaces and homes, and researchers are developing artificial intelligence systems that will allow robots to make decisions autonomously. How should society plan for this transition? Read more » about Our Robot Future: The Moral, Ethical, and Legal Challenges of Ubiquitous Robotic Systems
Drones, Phones, and Robotic Friends: Where is Emergent Technology Taking Us? (Past Event)
Humans and Machines — Drones, Phones, and Robotic Friends: Where is Emergent Technology Taking Us? On June 27 at 8:30 p.m. with speakers Mary "Missy" Cummings, Ryan Calo, Ken Goldberg and moderator David Kirkpatrick.
As the landscape of high tech is increasingly modernized through applications of robotics from operating theaters to rescue missions, smarter phones that manage our lives, and flying technologies that put cameras (and weapons) in the air (if not everywhere), how will the balance of law, ethics, and relationships between humans and machines change us? Read more » about Drones, Phones, and Robotic Friends: Where is Emergent Technology Taking Us?
Privacy Papers for Policy Makers (Past Event)
The Future of Privacy Forum
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in conjunction with Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee invite you to
"Privacy Papers for Policy Makers"
A discussion of leading privacy research Read more » about Privacy Papers for Policy Makers
We Robot 2014 (Past Event)
CIS Affiliate Scholars Peter Asaro, Ryan Calo and Woodrow Hartzog are listed as participants for We Robot 2014. Robotics is becoming a transformative technology. We Robot 2014 builds on existing scholarship exploring the role of robotics to examine how the increasing sophistication of robots and their widespread deployment everywhere from the home, to hospitals, to public spaces, and even to the battlefield disrupts existing legal regimes or requires rethinking of various policy issues. If you are on the front lines of robot theory, design, or development, we hope to see you. Read more » about We Robot 2014
16th Annual Federalist Society Faculty Conference (Past Event)
The 16th Annual Federalist Society Faculty Conference will be held on January 3-4, 2014 in New York City. The purpose of our Annual Faculty Conferences is to provide an opportunity for those interested in the Society to share ideas and scholarship with each other. Read more » about 16th Annual Federalist Society Faculty Conference
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ECPA Limitations: Privacy Law and the Cloud
June 17, 2014
The era of cloud computing has introduced unprecedented computing power and convenience to the way we work and live. But the privacy laws that protect the content we stored in the cloud are nearly 30 years old, and were written during a time when the today's capabilities couldn't possibly have been anticipated. As a result, technology has emerged that does not fit within the constraints defined by the law.
This podcast features an interview with Ryan Calo, Assistant Professor of Law at the University of Washington. Read more » about ECPA Limitations: Privacy Law and the Cloud
Where all those digital cookies came from
June 4, 2014
Listen to the full interview at Marketplace Tech.
"It was about consumer convenience," says Ryan Calo, a professor of internet and privacy law at the University of Washington. "The idea is that you drop a little file on a person's computer and then you know them again when you see them." Read more » about Where all those digital cookies came from
Prof. Ryan Calo and Woodrow Hartzog - Hearsay Culture Show #213 - KZSU-FM
May 21, 2014
CIS Affiliate Scholar David Levine interviews Prof. Ryan Calo of University of Washington School of Law and Woodrow Hartzog of Cumberland School of Law on robotics law. Read more » about Prof. Ryan Calo and Woodrow Hartzog - Hearsay Culture Show #213 - KZSU-FM
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The holiday can be draining–literally. Between toys, cameras, lights, and decorations, my battery supply becomes nonexistent. And stocking up is draining on the wallet (pun intended). Luckily, Staples is offering 16-packs of Duracell AA or AAA batteries for free after Staples Rewards. This offer is available in stores only, with a limit of 2 total purchases (2 AA packs, 2 AAA packs, or one of each size).
If you're not familiar with Staples Rewards, you will need to purchase the item(s) at full price and present your Staples Rewards card at checkout. Rewards are issued monthly online into your account for future purchases at Staples stores. On items that are free after rewards, you will receive back the amount paid, minus tax and any store or manufacturer coupons.
Make sure to save your receipts for this deal, as Duracell is also offering a $25 rebate when you purchase $100 of products between Oct. 1 and Dec. 31. Last year, Staples, Office Depot, and Office Max repeated this battery deal numerous times during the holiday season, which means you might be able to replenish your battery stash without draining your wallet!
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do we have to get to $100 for the Duracell Rebate, *before* coupons and taxes?
can we use a MQ as well?
My store rep was trying to explain some things about Staples rewards the other day, but I was a bit foggy on it since I was filling out the form for the card. So, here's my question.
Could you do this, get the Staples credit, then use that to purchase an Easy Rebate item that would still send you a check back for the purchase?
I had this same question. I figure pay up front now, but use the Staples Rewards on items that end up free or cheap with Easy Rebates and I'll eventually get my money back. Is this possible?
Omg, I bought some batteries last week and cant find receipts :((( Hate when that happens
The rewards are part of this week rewards program. I am guessing it is because we didn't see it last week. So, the purchases need to be this week to qualify for the rewards.
I was thinking about rebate, I bought $20 worth of batteries that would count toward rebate
So I read the staples FAQ about their rewards and am I right in that you use it like cash? Meaning I can use the rewards on other products that earn rewards? What about using them on products that you get easy rebates on?
I use them on easy rebates all the time, but I don't know if you can use them toward other items that earn Staples rewards.
so if I were to get these I would get the money back (on the card) within a month? or at the end of the quarter? I havent done this staples rewards thing before.
Thanks for the heads up this is something that I need for every toy it seems and to bet it free and rebates is a plus – I will be a Staples tomorrow. I also saw a couple other rebates that I can get.


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The tumor suppressor p16 normally holds the growth-promoting molecule Cdk6 in check. New structural insights may explain how Cdk6 slips free from p16, promoting cancer development.
HHMI researchers produce the first glimpses of the molecular machinery that propels neurotransmitters into the synapse.
HHMI investigators have found another molecular landmark that points growing neurons to their proper destination in the brain or spinal cord.
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Hughes investigators have discovered a family of packemaker ion channels that power the heart and the brain
Knockout mice point the way to a new theory of how a ubiquitous protein may promote heart disease.
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Familial hypertrophic cardiomyopathy is the most common underlying cause of sudden cardiac death in young athletes. New research suggests the disorder may be more widespread than previously thought.
Hughes investigators have discovered that a compound produced by the ocean-dwelling sponge Haliclona shuts down the ubiquitous cellular motor proteins that power cell division and a variety of other processes.
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Spontaneous neural activity in the developing brain is necessary to help organize the detailed connections that exist in the visual system.
Recent research may help clarify whether type 2 diabetes is caused by errant genes or faulty biology.
How does a virus inactivate a tumor suppressor protein? Hughes researchers have crystallized one key tumor suppressor in the act of being handcuffed by a fragment of the human papilloma virus.
The discovery of two nerve cell hormones and their receptors may help explain how the brain senses hunger signals and responds by increasing appetite.
Hughes investigators have identified two of the Ebola virus's main targets in the human body. They are now working on a vaccine against Ebola virus that primes the immune system to ward off the virus.
Three teams of Hughes researchers are closer to understanding how axons, the long projections of nerve cells, grow toward and across an organism's midline to wire up both sides of the body.
HHMI researchers have determined the three-dimensional structure of a protein-RNA complex that shepherds the production of infectious copies of HIV. The structure is a promising target for new antiviral drugs. Article published in the January 16, 1998 issue of Science.


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Major signing: striker Sergio Aguero. Photo: Getty Images
Manchester City were facing a huge Financial Fair Play sanction on Monday night as UEFA prepared to rule that the spending spree that transformed them into a superpower of the game breached its much-vaunted cost-control regulations.
The Telegraph in London has learnt that City, whose billionaire owner, Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed al Nahyan, has bankrolled the most successful period in the club's history, will this week be found guilty of failing to comply with FFP rules - barring an improbable 11th-hour reprieve.
Paris St-Germain are also poised to be punished by UEFA's Club Financial Control Body, which was created to police "greed, reckless spending and financial insanity" in European football and will meet on Tuesday and Wednesday to make its first decisions on which clubs will be prosecuted.
Samir Nasri was signed from premiership rivals Arsenal. Photo: Getty Images
City and PSG are understood to be among fewer than 20 teams under threat of a sanction and, unless new evidence emerges in the next 48 hours to support their claims they have played by the rules, they are on course to be hit hardest of all.
The nature and degree of any punishment will be determined in the coming days but it is understood neither team will be faced with expulsion from the Champions League.
The sanction is far more likely to be either a heavy fine or transfer embargo to prevent their mega-rich owners adding to two of the most expensive squads in history.
Gael Clichy was another signing from Arsenal. Photo: Getty Images
Such a punishment could hardly come at a worse time for City, who remain at the centre of one of the most thrilling three-horse title races English football has seen and will be desperate to avoid any distractions in their final six games of the season.
They declined to comment on Monday night on the status of the CFCB's probe into their finances, PSG did not respond to requests for comment, while UEFA refused to comment on the identities of any team in danger of being punished.
Manchester United, Arsenal and Chelsea all confirmed they were not under investigation from European football's governing body, having complied with its rule forbidding clubs making losses in excess of €45 million ($66.1 million) during the 2011-12 and 2012-13 seasons after certain exceptions are taken into account.
Having posted losses of £149 million ($265 million) over that period after buying the likes of Sergio Aguero, Samir Nasri, Gael Clichy, Javi Garcia and Matija Nastasic, City were always likely to be under heavy scrutiny.
It is their attempts to balance their books which have been most closely examined, particularly their 10-year, £350 million sponsorship deal with Etihad, the official airline of Abu Dhabi.
FFP rules prohibit transactions with companies which have ties to a club or its owners being used in this way unless they can be shown to represent fair market value. Designed to prevent wealthy owners artificially inflating the value of such deals, their validity is judged on three criteria.
If it is shown to be a related-party transaction, UEFA's auditors calculate how much equivalent media exposure would have cost through the company advertising in other ways, how the tie-up compares with those struck by similar clubs, and what independent marketing experts think of the agreement.
City have always insisted the deal is no more unfair when measured on a like-for-like basis against those struck by its closest rivals, including United.
PSG have also argued that their much larger €200?million-a-year commercial arrangement with the Qatar Tourism Authority is above board but it emerged last month that UEFA had serious doubts over its validity and the French champions' attitude to scrutiny of it.
Tuesday's and Wednesday's meeting of the eight-strong CFCB investigatory chamber, which includes former Celtic chairman Brian Quinn, could consider new data before making a final decision on each club's innocence or guilt.
Those prosecuted will then either be offered the opportunity to settle the case by accepting a predetermined sanction, or the matter could be referred straight to the CFCB's five-strong adjudicatory chamber.
UEFA introduced the 'settlement' option into its FFP regulations in an effort to avoid lengthy disciplinary hearings and the clubs involved will have 10 days to respond to the investigatory chamber's approach.
If they reject settlement, the adjudicatory chamber will determine their case, which could result in a more severe, as well as more lenient, sanction.
Clubs guilty of FFP breaches will not be named and shamed until around May 5, after which there is a further right of appeal to the Court of Arbitration for Sport.
PSG are understood to have threatened already that they will fight any attempt to punish them.
Also woven into FFP rules is the opportunity for rival clubs directly affected by any sanction to contest it on the basis it is too lenient.
Were City found guilty and still allowed to enter next season's Champions League, Everton or Arsenal could challenge their punishment.
UEFA revealed six weeks ago that it was investigating 76 teams involved in its club competitions this season for possible FFP breaches, with more than 50 subsequently cleared.
It said in a statement yesterday: "UEFA will only communicate once decisions have been taken by the CFCB investigatory chamber, which we anticipate will happen at the beginning of May."
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Union Pacific Railroad recently initiated a new intermodal service between Laredo, Texas and Memphis, Tenn., supporting growing transportation needs for the automotive manufacturing and intermodal marketplaces.
This third-morning service connects businesses in the southeastern United States and Mexico.
As the automotive industry continues to rebound and shift production to North America, manufacturers increasingly are locating vehicle production and auto parts distribution facilities near where they are most likely to be consumed or purchased, says Union Pacific
"The development of this Laredo-Memphis service lane represents Union Pacific's commitment to creating innovative products and services to meet the evolving needs of our automotive customers," said Linda Brandl, vice president of automotive at Union Pacific. "With a truck-competitive transit time, this service allows our automotive manufacturing customers to convert truck shipments to rail with minimal impact to their on-hand inventory of auto parts and the customized racks required to ship them."
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[[Performer~P20133~Marie Dressler~mariedressler]] plays the title character, tugboat captain Annie Brennan, in this 1933 Hollywood box office hit. Her husband Terry ([[Performer~P4986~Wallace Beery~wallacebeery]]) is a lazy, bragging drunk. [[Performer~P117694~Robert Young~robertyoung]] plays their son Alec, who has big ambitions and winds up as captain of a fancy ocean liner. The ocean liner's owner is Red Severn ([[Performer~P60713~Willard Robertson~willardrobertson]]), whose daughter Pat...more
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Hi all,
I'm a restaurant designer by trade and I have been using AutoCAD 2013 to draw the structures, insert doors/windows, inserting kitchen equipment from toolpallets ect. Moving to revit would cut my work time by at least 25%, if I can have an option of creating a Toolpallet with all of my equipment inside.
Is this possible? Does any option like it exist on Revit?
Any Help is appreciated. Thanks alot.
Warmest regards,
Solved! Go to Solution.
Yes , it is.
Architecture >Component >Place a Component
In the top of Properties Palette opens a thumbnail and the name of the last object inserted (family object) expand the right black arrow and the list with all the loaded families will appear as thumbnails and the names will appear....
If you have not the desired family loaded , then in Modify /Place Component >Load Family...
There are also some pluggins made by third parties that are doing this job more handy...
The best method is to make a Template for Restaurant Buildings in which to load all the families needed.
Then ,use this template anytime you need to design a restaurant. Working on the project you can purge families that you don't use...tihs in order to have not an extra large file...
go in Infocenter Bar ( where is the the Help menu too), click on X symbol (Exchange Apps) and you will find there some useful applications, many of them free...
for your purpose can be:
yes you can..
there are two ways :
Definitely , in your case the second method is the suited one because you can see the tool palettes of the new Families
The steps:


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