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Archinect - News 2014-10-25T22:15:20-04:00 http://archinect.com/news/article/109717512/wild-architecture-makes-german-cinema-come-alive-at-lacma Wild architecture makes German cinema come alive at LACMA Alexander Walter 2014-09-24T14:05:00-04:00 >2014-09-24T14:05:57-04:00
Movies can be great. Art can be great. But put them together in a museum exhibition, and the combination can be not-so-great. [...] A new exhibition of early 20th-century cinema at the L.A. County Museum of Art (LACMA), however, rethinks that equation. [...] Designed by Amy Murphy, a professor of architecture at USC, and Michael Maltzan of Michael Maltzan Architecture, the exhibition design is the antithesis of the traditional framed-stuff-on-a-wall model.

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It would be better to reconsider this wholesale demolition. Especially as the proposed replacement, designed by the Swiss architect Peter Zumthor, leaves much to be desired. [...] Or maybe it's the quintessential Angeleno building? After all, replacing an aging faithful spouse with a younger, more stylish trophy wife is an established Hollywood custom.

<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40/loose.dtd"> <meta> http://archinect.com/news/article/103857482/frank-gehry-being-considered-for-art-tower-across-from-zumthor-s-lacma Frank Gehry being considered for art-tower across from Zumthor's LACMA Amelia Taylor-Hochberg 2014-07-10T13:42:00-04:00 >2014-09-24T14:35:44-04:00
"We're working with the other owners of the property and with Metro," said LACMA Director Michael Govan. "There's good reason to build a major development there. You've got subway access and density on Wilshire. My dream is some beautiful piece of architecture with an architecture and design museum at the base, which would add to Museum Row." If built, the tower would offer a dramatic vertical complement to the relentlessly horizontal LACMA gallery building by Swiss architect Peter Zumthor

How's this for a yin-yang in the new Los Angeles: if this goes through, the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) would be responsible for two majorly different impositions on Wilshire Blvd., the city's foremost thoroughfare and itself an icon. One: a street-straddling horizontal art institution, aligning contemporary culture and Zumthor's sleek Swiss aesthetics with the form and culture of driving. Two: a relentless residential skyscraper, designed by another LA-icon, Gehry, positioned for density and to maximize access to public transportation.

Wilshire becomes a looking glass, where the old and new romances of LA can look back and forth at each another.

No final word on any of this yet, but according to the Los Angeles Times piece, Govan is considering the possibility of including Gehry's archive at the base of the new tower as well, as part of a potential architecture and design wing for LACMA. The site in question currently houses, ironically enough, the Architecture + Design ...
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Nicholas Korody penned a review - The Trouble with a Bird's Eye View. The piece dissects a summer exhibition of the Los Angeles Forum for Architecture and Design. He concludes the pairing of aerial photographs by Los Angeles-based Lane Barden with a geo-mapping project by the German-American duo Benedikt Groß and Joseph K. Lee, is proof that "For Barden, Groß and Lee, the position and involvement of humans in a greater ecology is only clear from high above".

citizen shared "This reminds me of that story of the 1933 CIAM meeting. Participants compared scale plan/maps of major cities around the world. Neutra's graphic of LA covered a wall and then some".

Plus, for the fifth edition of Cutting Room, Amelia interviewed Mehruss Jon Ahi and Armen Karaoghlanian, the architect and filmmaker behind Interiors. The project is a journal in which the authors reconstruct sections taken from famous scenes in classic films.

Eric Chavkin suggested "The interest for me is not the reproduction of arch...
 http://archinect.com/news/article/102705026/peter-zumthor-pushes-lacma-redesign-to-the-curb-to-make-room-for-tar-pits Peter Zumthor pushes LACMA redesign to the curb to make room for tar pits Amelia Taylor-Hochberg 2014-06-25T13:03:00-04:00 >2014-07-02T17:48:44-04:00
Architect Peter Zumthor has dramatically revised his design for a new Los Angeles County Museum of Art, creating a new bridge-like section of the building that would span Wilshire Boulevard. The new design is meant to address concerns that the original plan would encroach on, and potentially damage, the La Brea Tar Pits at the neighboring Page Museum, casting a shadow over the largest pit.

<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40/loose.dtd"> <meta> http://archinect.com/news/article/93393291/billy-al-bengston-and-frank-gehry-discuss-their-1968-collaboration-at-lacma Billy Al Bengston and Frank Gehry discuss their 1968 collaboration at LACMA Metropolitan Monk 2014-02-11T18:54:00-05:00 >2014-02-17T20:23:42-05:00
In 1968, artist Billy Al Bengston enlisted the help of Frank Gehry to design the LACMA exhibition's scenography [...] East of Borneo publishes a conversation between the two: FG: I was a hanger-on to the art scene because the architects that I was collegiate with at the time thought I was nuts. Even my friends at the time and those who are still my friends thought I was weird, but I didn't know I was weird. And when the art guys embraced me, I was declared weird by association probably.

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"I always remember the Calder show at the Guggenheim in New York," Gehry told LA Confidential, "and how the work responded to the curves of the museum. It was spectacular. LACMA didn't have such a space for the show, so we designed one. I hope to at least give the art its individual space and let the architecture help reveal the dynamism of each piece."

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"Turrell has continued to develop a series of works that address architecture and the space of the viewer. As part of his evolving practice, he has utilized architectural interventions, created immersive environments, designed and erected autonomous outdoor spaces, and continues to build structures within Roden Crater-an extinct volcano in Arizona."

 As the world is transitioning to a more sustainable lifestyle the implications of such a shift have already permeated the architecture & design realm. From the Starbucks prototype-cafe in Tukwilla, Washington, to the establishment of Masdar City in Abu Dhabi, it is evident that a change towards ecologically friendly construction & design is upon us. The future of net zero energy and waste is now rapidly approaching. By the advent of human determination and perseverance it is highly likely that functioning at net zero energy and waste will be the norm in the future. This design ideal may very well be the quotidian for Gen-Y's descendants, but what will the future hold for their grandchildren? Without relying on clairvoyance abilities, one can posit that the future of design may rely heavily on perception manipulation. With inspiration from world-renowned artist, James Turrell, the distant future of design may utilize light & perception illusion to bring spaces to life.

 James Tur...
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 Paul Petrunia spoke with Ali Jeevanjee and Ben Anderson from the Flux Foundation, an Oakland based organization dedicated to producing large scale public art via a collaborative process. To this end they installed Sidewalk's End at this year's Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival, California, back in April 2013.

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Over at the LA Times Christopher Hawthorne reported on LACMA's unfurled Peter Zumthor's design. Mr. Hawthorne wrote "Still a work in progress, the design is full of gestures that are more speculative, even searching, than fully formed. One crucial element that remains under-developed is how it will feel to walk beneath the museum's raised main floor — and how the underside of the building will be clad or look as seen from the ground. (In such a large, dark piece of architecture it will be important to keep that space from feeling cave-like.) The plan so far has little to say about landscape architecture". Gregory Walker had a few questions "is this really any ...
 http://archinect.com/news/article/74507137/peter-zumthor-s-450-000-000-black-flower-for-lacma Peter Zumthor's $450,000,000 'Black Flower' for LACMA Gregory Walker 2013-06-03T14:10:00-04:00 >2014-09-24T14:36:40-04:00
"Bracingly forward-looking, Zumthor's design for LACMA would give the city a much-needed jolt of architectural energy."

Zumthor's design, which obliterates the original campus of LACMA, would cost an estimated $450M to construct, with another $200M in soft and operating costs built in.

A few questions abound: is this really any different (in overall approach) than OMA's ill-fated masterplan from roughly 10 years ago? Will this truly solve LACMA's core collections questions? And would the money raised be much better allocated towards improving those, the existing facilities and creating a long term operations fund to help stabilize the institution?
 http://archinect.com/news/article/72632485/editor-s-picks-314 Editor's Picks #314 Nam Henderson 2013-05-07T13:14:00-04:00 >2013-05-09T20:05:13-04:00
Over at the LA Times, Christopher Hawthorne reported on LACMA Director Michael Govan's plan's for $650-million new building by Swiss architect Peter Zumthor...Eric Chavkin commented "New construction has always been fundraising tail that wags the museum dog. Big names to draw bigger money...Now that AMPAS is leveraging it's Oscar prestige to be a part of LACMA, a new name to entice donor dollars is Zumthor, a name that means absolutely nothing to most.

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Michael Z Wise reviewed the newest edition of Albert Speer, Architecture by Léon Krier for the Wall Street Journal. Mr. Wise concluded his review "Though he is again bemoaning a contemporary inability to regard classicism in a detached manner, it is Léon Krier who is in a delirious thrall to a malevolent aesthetic".

 Will Galloway was surprised "wow, i didn't need another reason to dislike krier, but this one certainly seems more than enough to set aside any other complaint about the guy and never revisit them. its amazing that someone could hate modernism so much that even hitler's vision for the world seems palatable to him. nasty". For his part Steven Ward
 argued "I'd rather see the swastika redeemed for its original associations (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swastika) than see any redemption of Speer's work. It's not that the style(s) from which he borrowed were bad so much as his intentional bombastic over-scaling of everything. These buildings were meant to communicat...
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At the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, an acclaimed Swiss architect is hoping to pull off what an acclaimed Dutch one could not. Next month LACMA will publicly unveil a $650-million plan by Pritzker Prize winner Peter Zumthor for a dramatic new museum building along Wilshire Boulevard.

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The LA Times reported that Renzo Piano, Los Angeles architect Zoltan Pali and officials from the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences unveiled preliminary designs for a $300-million film museum. Eric Chavkin concluded "A toy chest of architectures related only by location. From the Bruce Goff Japanese Pavilion to the black box Mies bookstore to Hugh Hardy's disco streamlined moderne to Luckmans sorry start. Renzo Piano's 'back-to-the-future cinema spheres just continues the trajectory"

 In an essay titled UNEXPECTED COSTS ~ Big ticket design software versus alternate methodologies, Ann Lui a designer and freelance writer reflected on the fact that "Not twenty years ago, if you wanted to start your own firm, you could do so on a Mayline drafting board in your basement...Today, my partner and I sit on our couch as we write up a wishlist of basic softwares we might need for a fledgling practice...tally the price tags, and the bottom line drops like an anvil: just over $15,000".

 mfischer3387 echoed curtkram, "its much tougher to start an architecture business than most other fields, because yes, the start up costs are enormous, as outlined in the article. I would argue that software package costs are not necessarily always for the benefit of design, but for liability purposes". Other commentator's like Jeremy Miller offered advice "You could get the Revit LT suite for about $1,800...Also, Archicad has a rental model...Be creative" and Steve Sanderson (founding par...
 http://archinect.com/news/article/53231645/at-lacma-art-on-a-grand-scale At LACMA, art on a grand scale Archinect 2012-07-09T12:22:00-04:00 >2012-07-09T12:45:25-04:00
Its character is determined not just by the color and texture of the boulder itself but also by the detailing and proportions of the ramp. To experience the piece, you descend the ramp, you stand in the shadow of the rock and then you ascend. That trajectory is an architectural one; in fact, Heizer has been upfront that he takes cues in his work directly from architecture.

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I'm just happier than heck to see this thing go.- logistical superintendent Rick Albrecht

As the rock's massive, centipede-like transporter inched onto Granite Hill Drive, lit by over 300 string lights, the mood was less public art project and more engineering-feat-meets-the-Rose Parade. More than 100 people –- truckers, police escorts, media and museum workers, as well as art lovers and general looky-loos -– gathered to see the rock off. A helicopter hovered above, cutting the crisp night sky, and nearby parked cars honked in celebration.

Noticeably missing was the reclusive artist himself, who lives in Nevada.

"There's nothing he can really do to help now," said LACMA Director Michael Govan. "But he's excited."

Previously
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...doesn't the general freakout over the shutdown suggest, in and of itself, its fundamental folly? It hurts to lose the 405 even for a weekend not because freeways are so valuable or because we love them so much but because we've painted ourselves in a corner in terms of mobility. We have left ourselves no escape hatches or viable alternatives.

 LA Times architecture critic Christopher Hawthorne eyes impending automotive doom.

 Follow the link for a thoughtful piece on "the city's great synecdoche" and how its future might impact architectural landmarks.
 http://archinect.com/news/article/5983034/john-lautner-1911-1994-turns-100 John Lautner (1911-1994) Turns 100 Paul Petrunia 2011-05-11T13:38:30-04:00 >2011-05-11T13:38:31-04:00
The John Lautner Foundation is pleased to present the John Lautner Turns 100 series this July 16-November 13, 2011. In celebration of what would have been John Lautner's 100th birthday on July 16, 2011, the series will showcase Lautner's extraordinary body of work while informing and inspiring the public about the importance of preserving it.

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Recently I upgraded my computer from windows XP SP3 to 7. I have 3 external USB drives formatted with FTFS, one is 200G, second 250G and third 500G. All drives are fully accessible under XP, in Win 7 500G is not accessible.
When I connect 500G drive in Win 7 I am gating message:
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Under Disk Management drive H: shows as RAW, 100% free.
Is there any way to fix this problem other than formatting this drive. I have about 400G of backups and data on that drive.
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A few thoughts:
1. Are your USB ports working correctly? i.e. does a little old usb stick work fine?
2. Download the chipset driver from the manufacturers website. e.g. go to Intel - put in your CPU name and download all drivers. This fixed the same issue for me on a clients PC last week.
3. Try different USB ports, preferably those in the back and directly on the motherboard. Try this with no other usb devices attached (i.e. do it one at a time) and reboot with the usb device plugged in. If you get it to read then open an elevated command prompt and run a CHKDSK [volume[[path]filename]]] /X /R (e.g. CHKDSK D: /X /R). De-fragment the drive when complete, or even better get your data off it and reformat it, then put your data back on, this ensures that the partition tables are correct.
4. Check the wattage on your power supply to ensure that it is easily capable of running your system. There are many power supply wattage calculators on line.
5. Ensure that your motherboard is configured to run large drive sizes (not sure if you upgraded this or touched it between your upgrade, but just want to cover it).
6. On my netbook (which is XP but read on anyway), I need to power up one of my usb drives and wait about 10 seconds before I plug in it into the usb port. I've been too lazy to fix this, as the work around always works for me. If this works then run the CHKDSK as shown above and then de-fragment the drive or rebuild it as I instructed above.
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Indian buffet - san francisco, peninsula or south bay
Where's your favorite Indian Buffet? I enjoy this place but it's in the South Bay - http://www.grandindianbuffet.com/
re: vivian
I second Amber India. I just love the buffet there.
Amber is just north of Rengstorff on El Camino. Just south of Rengstorff is Passage To India. While overall the food is definitely better at Amber, Passage has a much larger selection, included some items you don't normally see at standard Indian buffets. I've eaten way too much too many times there . . .
re: nsheth
What items does Passage have that are not the standards? What are your favorite items? What to skip?
re: rworange
Here's my Passage to India review from two years ago:
Since then I think they've actually expanded the number of chaat/South Indian vegi items they have on large hot platters near the entrance. Dosas, aloo tiki, and pav bhaji always make an appearance and are the best items there. Their meat dishes are not as strong.
re: katya
I haven't been in about year, but I remember liking their pav bhaji also. They often set out some other bread options past the ubiquitous naan (stuffed paratha, etc.). The dosas weren't great, but a good change of pace from the standard North Indian fare. This may only be for dinner, but in the back they would set up a tawa (spelling? tava? basically a hot grill with things like okra, eggplant, potato, etc.). They also have a little section of Desi-Chinese dishes, none of which stood out in my mind, but it's something to try. I also like their little chicken rolls, set out near the raita/chutney stand. They also have tiny cakes (probably eggless) among the dessert options.
I think on Tuesdays they do an all-vegetarian buffet, but I haven't had that in years.
Below you'll find my most recent Indian buffet rankings in the Bay Area. I recently revisited Mayuri's which has been rarely mentioned on this board. Their $9 lunch buffet was definitely still really, really good. Everything was refilled often, and the tandoori chicken was a standout. It was really tender and smoky like I'd ordered it off the menu, instead of being dried out like at most buffets.
Mother May(uri) I (Santa Clara Indian Buffet)
Katya's Ranking of Bay Area Indian Lunch Buffets)
(I might be forgetting some
1) Passage to India (Mtn View)
2) Priya (Berkeley)
3) Mayuri (Santa Clara)
4) Mehak (Berkeley)
5) Sargam (Walnut Creek)
6) Maharaja?. (Mtn View – on Castro St., can't remember name but it's not Sue's)
7) Tandoori Mahal (San Francisco)
8) Khana Peena (Berkeley)
9) Rajib? (Richmond – Can't find it online; might be closed)
10) Swarna (Walnut Creek)
11) Mezbaan (Santa Clara)
12) India Palace (Berkeley)
13) Nawab (San Mateo – Good to order off menu; terrible buffet)
14) Raj (Oakland)
I once ate at the buffet at Swagat (Mtn View) – I can't remember it well enough to rank.
re: katya
Here's a working, new url for your Mayuri post.
re: Melanie Wong
Thanks. Forgot to update the URL!
re: katya
I have gained a lot of weight at Passage to India's Fri-Sat-Sun dinner buffet (the large location that once was a Bob's Big Boy, not the little bakery/mithai location down the road). Even with about 25 food troughs and piles of different types of bread, they still manage to serve different things on different visits. Chicken Vindaloo seems to rotate with Methi Chicken; Fish Curry with Punjabi Fish; and so on. The dessert I describe to people as doughnut holes in sugar syrup is the best I've had on any buffet.
> I once ate at the buffet at Swagat (Mtn View) – I can't remember
> it well enough to rank.
If this is the one that was in a motel near San Antonio, it has been replaced by Dastoor. I haven't tried it.
By the way, Darbar, on Lytton near the train station in downtown Palo Alto, makes a tasty lunch buffet.
re: Jefferson
The doughnut holes in sugar syrup dessert you're referring to is called gulab jamun. I'm personally not a big fan of the dish(too sweet and too fried for me), and prefer kheer (a rice pudding) instead as my dessert of choice in Indian restaurants. I've never tried it at Passage to India. I'm impressed at how well you know their buffet!
I saw an interesting version of gulab jamun in Mayuri's buffet a few days ago (the dessert changes daily). The gulab jamun was dry and coated with coconut flakes. It really looked like a coconut covered doughnut hole.
Komala Vilas in Sunnyvale. Not really a buffet because they come around and serve you, but it is all you can eat. They'll keep refilling your plate until you tell them to stop. Very good vegetarian south Indian food. For lunch, they have a small set menu that changes regularly (sambar, rasam, rice, two other daily special vegetarian dishes, plus dessert). If you want a wide variety of dishes, don't come here. If you want fresh and tasty vegetarian fare, this is the place.
What do you guys think of Suraj? I really liked their lunch buffet. http://www.surajrestaurant.com
Don't know if anyone has tried the buffet at Tumeric in downtown Sunnyvale. It's family-run and the chef is excellent. He makes everything from scratch. They have a great lunch buffet (seven days a week) and a dinner buffet Friday and Saturday nights. What I really like is that the buffet items change regularly. I like Amber's buffet too, but the food items are the same every time I've been there. Prices here are reasonable, especially the dinner buffet at $12.95. If you're ordering a la carte, definitely get the Aloo Dum Chutneywala (which is a vegetarian dish-potatoes stuffed with nuts and raisins and other goodies in a silky mint sauce).
Here is the website (info about the lunch buffet but not the dinner buffet can be found on the website):
Southern Spice Bistro on El Camino Real at Del Medio in Mountain view is very much worth a visit. The buffet is very good, reasonably priced, and changes from day to day. Their a la carte dinners are more expensive, but the quality is very, very good. Try the bone-in Andrha meat recipes.
re: Jeremy Tavan
Haven't tried their buffet yet, but definitely second the rec for dinner in general. Flavors are authentic, and when they say spicy they mean it! Biryani and goat fry/goat curry are excellent.
re: yenyen828
Yep, I was about to suggest Passage to India. I know they had it 6 months ago, so they probably still do.
A little farther, but I believe Mayuri in Santa Clara has it.
Passage to India mentioned above in MV - used to have mango soft serve ice cream. I haven't been there in about 3 years now. Maybe another chowhound can update us ?
Bumping this thread to get some more opinions on Indian buffets. I'm actually pretty new to Indian food since I was out of state for about 5 years and I'm playing catch-up. So far the only two places I've been to are the lunch buffets at Turmeric in Sunnyvale Town Center, and Mayuri's in Santa Clara. Both are excellent and differ enough where I dont' feel drawn to one or the other. If anything Turmeric has much better vegetarian items, while Mayuri has the edge on meat items.
I do notice some dishes are served at both, but are there any other Indian buffets that would seem "different" than Turmeric and Mayori? Or is the north/south represented pretty well by these two? Mezbaan and Grand Indian Buffet are close to work, how would you compare those?
re: Bunson
I've been disappointed by Mezbaan in both my visits.
Turmeric is my favorite buffet right now. I like Mayuri's a lot, too.
Udupi Palace (Sunnyvale) has a good South Indian lunch buffet. The highlights include a small complimentary dosa (I always have to remind them for it though!) and uttapam.
Taj (Sunnyvale) is my favorite cheap buffet. $7 (before tip and tax) gets you a pretty respectable spread of food. Highlights include saag paneer and chicken tikka (both dishes are ones I'm not usually fond of either, but they make them good). Even at 1:45 p.m. the chicken tikka isn't dried out!
I used to like Passage to India more. Now I don't think it's worth whatever they're charging now ($15?) for their weekend dinner buffet. They do offer a pretty amazing spread and some unusual buffet dishes like aloo tikka and dosas.
I've heard good things about Amber India's lunch buffet.


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In other words, they knew the Dolphins conservative style of play and lack of trust in Henne would allow them to play their defense instead of playing to beat the Miami offense. While speaking of the game, Florence brought up the flea flicker.
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Henne has a strong arm, he can get the ball downfield, evidenced by his 4 yards too long deep ball to Kevin Curtis. Ironically, they never tried it again. Similarly they ran a beautiful TE screen later in the game to Anthony Fasano, yet did not try that again either.
In regards to the pressure that the Bills were getting on Henne, Florence had a comment about that as well.
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As I said last week, the Seinfeld drop-by and wedding dress gag were solid, but laugh-for-laugh, I preferred this episode of 30 Rock. Will Arnett's voice alone had me howling, just by saying the most innocuous things like, "... at a restaurant" or, "I'm going to make your heart ex plode." And the wrasslin' with ol' bare-chested Winthorp?! "Your back is like a barrel of snakes.... You're having your way with me.... It's just like the Greeks!" The "A" story, with Jack trying (in vain, thanks Kenneth) to keep his "secret heart attack" under wraps as he angles for Geiss' job and keeps Devon at bay, was a great showcase for the two guys. (Didn't Alec Baldwin almost look like his younger Beetlejuice self out playing football?) The A-minus story, in which Jenna explored - with the always amenable Dr. Spaceman's help - her "crazy surgical" weight-loss options was a fun poke at Hollywood's standards. ("It's as if the Dove commercials never happened," grouses Liz.) Did you catch the pamphlet "Call me Leo" handed Jenna - "You Do the Meth"? Not the best alternative to the Japanese porn star/all-the-paper-you-can-eat diet. And of course there was his keen advice: "Scientifically speaking, people want food but don't need it." OK.... Lastly there was Kenneth doing his charming best to make Tracy fight for his marriage, only to end up being charged to give Angie the good lovin' she deserves. In lothario mode, Kenneth promises, "I'm a real good sex person. I do it all the different ways.... I'll come over... at night ." And then hurl. The bullets, and there are many: " Liz polishing off the $54 steak in seconds, then claiming, "A dog took it." " Jack on Geiss' subtext-filled yacht-magazine interview: "That's exactly how Margaret Thatcher did it." " Liz grumbling how overweight men like "James Gandolfini or Fat Albert" are embraced by the biz. " Liz trying to eBay the wedding dress, "But my Internet is being weird." " Sight gag: "Blerg" as the manufacturer of Liz's IKEA-esque furniture. " Devon losing the gay via "Practicology, the religion founded by the alien king living inside of Stan Lee." By the eye of Zolnak, indeed. " Audio gag: Devon's heart palpitating upon spying Kenneth " Tracy's "inscrutable" license plate: ICU81MI. (Huh?) " Jenna pondering treatment at the clinic where the Olsen Twins were separated. " Spaceman's wall of clients, including Ashley Simpson, Kenny Rogers, Alf and the Unabomber. " Whoa, Garkle doesn't need the wheelchair?! Well-played. " Kenneth defending his boss: "Mr. D eats people like you as part of a healthy breakfast!" " Jenna no longer feeling the love at Forever 21. Awww. " Jane Krakowski, I mean Jenna, lobbying to sing and rollerdance a la Xanadu. " Flashback gag: Tracy's novelty party song "Wolf Bar Mitzvah"?! " Defeated Devon: "I never should have said we were going to a restaurant." " Jack looking aside and considering his options as Devon chokes. " Tracy's wife asking for "No more jewelry with my name misspelled!" (What did that necklace say?) " Jack with the young girl on the bench - some sort of subtle nod to Baldwin's notorious "miscommunication with kids" skills? " Geiss making time to "Get to know my secret family up in Canada."
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As I said last week the Seinfeld drop-by and wedding dress gag were solid but laugh-for-laugh I preferred this episode of 30 Rock Will Arnetts voice alone had me howling just by saying the most innocuous things like at a restaurant or Im going to make your heart explode And the wrasslin with ol bare-chested Winthorp Your back is like a barrel of snakes Youre having your way with me Its just like the Greeks The A story with Jack trying in vain thanks Kenneth to keep his secret heart attack under wraps as he angles for Geiss job and keeps Devon at bay was a great showcase for the two guys Didnt Alec Baldwin almost look like his younger Beetlejuice self out playing football The A-minus story in which Jenna explored with the always amenable Dr Spacemans help her crazy surgical weight-loss options was a fun poke at Hollywoods standards Its as if the Dove commercials never happened grouses Liz Did you catch th
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I want to clone my WIN 7 Pro C partition to my new solid state drive
Hello all, thanks in advance for any help.
current setup
C Drive - 400 GB partition on new 2 TB Seagate drive
D Drive - 500 GB partition on same Seagate drive
F Drive - leftover partition from above Seagate drive (around 900GB) - pretty much empty
These drives were created when I had a C drive failure as reported by the Bios - I did a system image backup and restored the system image to the new 2TB Seagate drive and the result was the setup above.
I also have the following installed:
G Drive - 2 TB gaming drive - Steam and about 100+ games installed - origin - etc - no relation to drives above
H Drive - Crucial 960 GB solid state drive - formatted NTFS and empty - SATA internal connection via ICY DOCK
I Drive - 3 TB external USB 3.0 drive for backups
All drives are internal SATA drives except the USB 3.0 drive - also have an external hot swap SATA dock - turned off
I created a windows backup of the C drive to the I drive and then attempted to restore it to the 960 solid state drive but it did not seem to put the files and folders where they had been on the C drive - user error? - the windows restore process is very limited in scope and I was guessing as to how to restore.
I then attempted to do a system image of the C drive to the I drive but this seem to fail almost as soon as it began - I rebooted but have not tried again assuming I screwed something up during my previous restore attempts.
My ultimate goal is to clone the C partition to the solid state drive and boot off of it. Somehow disable the current C drive but still have the D drive as it was before - even possibly removing the C,D,F combo and setting it aside as a backup boot drive. Yes I would be willing to replace the D,F drive with another drive - back both up to the I drive and then restore to a new drive after the Solid state drive is booting.
but back to the SSD drive and getting it cloned and booting- any suggestions on reliable software or methods would be greatly appreciated.
or should I just put the page file on the SSD - set it up for ready boost and move my Steam Games over to it. - I don't know - just dreamed of booting my machine fast instead of the usual wait.
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You don't say how big the SSD is, but your C: drive is 400 GB. That would mean the SSD would need to be that big and I doubt if it is since that would be a very expensive SSD. If you have a 120 GB SSD then your C: drive needs to be smaller than 120 GB to restore to the SSD. A good imaging software is Macrium Reflect FREE Edition - Information and download but you need the C: drive partition to be smaller than the SSD.
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As stated above the SSD is 960 GB, just as a side note - the image backup failed again on the USB 3.0 drive but when I plugged in a hot swap 1 TB SATA drive the image backup worked perfectly. - must have something to do with USB 3.0. It does function well for regular backups which I will schedule on a weekly basis.
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In my opinion, why don't you migrate OS to ssd? If you insist on cloning, I will recommend you a free backup tool-Aomei Backupper.
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For towns with small police budgets, cameras offer extra eyes
Jul. 3--SANBORN, Minn. -- The mooning was an act of outrageous protest. Recorded in all its glory last fall, it was transmitted onto the television screen in Judy Trebesch's office at City Hall. And while nearly everyone in this town of 417 people knows about the incident--and a few think they know the person attached to that bottom--the offense is accepted now as the price one must occasionally pay for the comfort of security.
Nine cameras eyeball Main Street and the only roads into Sanborn, a southwestern Minnesota town plopped among some of the most fertile soybean fields in America. There's a bank but no stoplight, no school, no grocer and, since the digital cops started keeping their 24/7 vigil last fall, not as much anxiety about crime.
"Things have calmed down pretty good," said Tom Platz, who runs Tom & Jerry's Corner Bar. From the cool darkness of his saloon, Platz, which is pronounced "plates," has a three-decade-long perspective of what goes on along Main Street--including a break-in that netted boxes of cigarettes and booze.
Right now, Platz likes what he sees--and doesn't see.
"I'm probably the only one up at 1 or 2 in the morning, and I don't see kids up squealing their tires and raising hell like they used to," Platz said.
In recent years, big cities--Chicago, Los Angeles, Boston, Minneapolis and others--have embraced security cameras as a deputy or a snitch, of sorts, helping law enforcement monitor public activity in downtowns and on streets.
With nine cameras, or one for every 46 residents, Sanborn is establishing a new threshold in the fight against crime. (If Chicago, which has more than 2,000 security cameras, sought to match Sanborn's blanket coverage, it would need about 62,000 cameras.) And in such a small city, some might wonder just how many moments a secret can last before it's spilled at Tom & Jerry's or passed around at the pinochle game at City Hall.
But consider the point of view of the people of Sanborn. The Redwood County sheriff, in Redwood Falls, is 23 miles away. People here say they can't afford their own police force--it would cost well into six figures annually. And they're convinced through recent experience that rent-a-constable from a town down the road just doesn't stop drug deals, break-ins or otherwise keep the peace.
"By the time he gets his socks on, the crook's gone," said Martin Ziegler, a local sausagemaker who wears a shirt inscribed with "Have a Wienerful Day."
It was Ziegler who pushed to get the cameras installed after a stranger chased his daughter, then 10, in broad daylight. Among those who believe in security cameras, Ziegler would undoubtedly be described as an evangelist. So is his wife, Joyce.
It's not that this town or county is a high-crime zone. Redwood County, with a population of about 16,000 scattered over 880 square miles of farmland, recorded one murder in 2004, 16 aggravated assaults, 81 burglaries, 265 larcenies, 7 rapes and 30 car thefts. Narcotics arrests totaled 35, all but 10 of them for marijuana. While that's a pretty tame weekend in some cities, crime is one of those things that does not have a uniform definition. One town's misdemeanor is another town's outrage.
Security also has proved to be a state of mind, as reflected by public opinion polls in the 1990s that showed angst about crime, even as violent-crime rates plummeted.
Judy Trebesch, for 30 years the city clerk, takes a long pause when asked about the most recent serious crime in Sanborn.
"Oh, my," she said. "I guess it was when the kids took trucks and fertilizer spreaders and played dodge-'ems in the cornfield. That was about four years ago."
The cameras were installed in November, at a cost of $29,000--much of it donated--and only after a pretty hard sales job. Ziegler said some men worried that their wives would soon learn how much time they were spending at Tom & Jerry's or the American Legion hall across the street.
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How at home I felt on campus. Everyone at Calvin is so friendly and genuine. I got closer with the girls on my floor than I had expected and now they are my second family. There's also a lot to do on campus during the weekends, like Buck Fridays and Knight Life. I was never bored staying on campus during the weekends, because people stick around.
What do you think makes Calvin distinct?
Calvin lets you make your faith your own. Many people think that going to a Christian College means becoming relaxed in your faith, but at Calvin, I was challenged to really dive deeper into my faith, explore what I believed, and discover why I believe it. Through optional chapels and a LOFT service on Sunday night, I had to motivate myself to go to these things. My professors bring faith into our lectures daily, which helps students to learn how to relate their faith to what they are learning. Calvin has also taught us a lot about discernment and developing our world view, which means figuring out how our faith relates to the world, and how we can use our faith the make good, informed decisions.
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TUGUEGARAO CITY, March 17 (PIA)---The Department of Health-Center for Health Development (DOH-CHD) has reported 228 new health facilities constructed all over Cagayan Valley Region under the government's Hospital Facility Enhancement Program (HFEP) from 2010 to 2013.
Engr. Victorino F. Maningas, program focal person, said there were 98 completed projects in 2010 with P136.74 million fund, 96 in 2011 with P335.35 M fund, 20 in 2012 with 77.36 M fund, and 14 for last year with P10.75 M fund.
"For this year, we have yet to validate the exact number and the fund allotment. We already submitted the proposal to our central office but we are waiting for the approval before revealing the prioritized projects," Maningas said.
He said the projects are either newly constructed, rehabilitated or expanded which include provincial and district hospitals, government hospitals, rural health units, and barangay health stations.
He further mentioned that the program aims to improve the health service facilities from the barangay up to the end referral hospitals by enhancing their facilities and bringing them nearer to the public.
"We hope that through these efforts, we will be able to improve the services we are giving to people and to meet our millennium development goal targets on health concerns," Maningas added.
On the other hand, National Economic and Development Authority regional director Mary Anne Darauay, chairperson of the Regional Project Monitoring and Evaluation System (RPMES), lauded the accomplishments of the health department in the infrastructure projects for health facility improvements.
Darauay further urged DOH to also conduct assessment on the impact of HFEP projects, especially those in the far flung areas as to accessibility and usage of the facilities supported by statistics in relation to the improvement of health services in the region. (ALM/OTB-PIA2/Cagayan)


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Another week, another good band from Brazil. We called into Sao Paulo to hear the new sounds from the guys that played with The Name, now called Club America, and we're digging the synth-pop, of course. Read our interview with these guys here.
Also, feel free to download this track and then give the EP a shot on our site here.
ALSO: Please believe us that the mp3 is much louder on the downloadable version than on Soundcloud.


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Just a week after the Supreme Court's abortion ban, serious threats are beginning to unfold for women's clinics across the country.
On Wednesday, a bomb was found right outside of a women's clinic in Austin, Texas. The good thing is that at least one culprit of the attempt was caught.
Reproductive rights organizations have been alerting abortion providers of potential acts of violence due to the decision:
"We know that when abortion is in the news, we also see clinics targeted for increased violence and disruption," said Vicki Saporta, president of the National Abortion Federation.
Like we haven't had enough upset lately regarding choice. Sigh.
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On a related note that's putting the proverbial sand in my vag, here's a link to a feministe article titled "Why is it that the media and the government never calls the "pro-life� groups who plant bombs at women's clinics what they are: terrorists?"
I find it tremendously irritating that people who claim to be "pro-life" are willing to resort to violence & even murder to advance their cause. I would respect a true pro-life, pacifist position much more, even if I ultimately disagreed.
And of course, the anti-abortion crowd is shocked – Shocked! – that such things happen. They cluck and wring their hands, pretending that they have nothing to do with this one lone horrible person.
They need to read Absolute Convictions, Eyal Press's book about anti-choice violence and how the mainstream anti-choice movement's politics and rhetoric are intimately connected to clinic bombings and the murder of doctors.
You really have to question the mind of somebody who plants bombs outside of abortion clinics or guns down doctors while holding a sign that says "Abortion Stops a Beating Heart!!"
I don't see anything pro-life about it.
You really have to question the mind of somebody who plants bombs outside of abortion clinics or guns down doctors while holding a sign that says "Abortion Stops a Beating Heart!!"
I don't see anything pro-life about it.
Pro-life indeed.
My view is that city-making is the overarching activity that draws on a wide variety of disciplines, soft and hard, one of which is planning and another urban design, but only as two among many.
Mostly people will need to work in interdisciplinary teams, as only occasionally is one individual able to grasp the overarching picture. It is an exercise in telling a possible story about the city and how to get there. It energizes and provides direction. It is both normative and prescriptive.
It is not value free at this point, as city-making is a process of exerting power. In being normative the city-makers will have critically analysed how they reached their conclusions, why things work and why they don't. It is not mere speculation.
The skills of the storytellers need to include an understanding of the various dynamics that make cities work. It needs to be both hard-nosed and sensitive. This aspect of city-making should avoid the dull, lifeless language of traditional planning and explain why what it is suggesting could work.


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going out to group dinner of Thai for a friend's 19th (yay! Thai is my favourite!)
all dressed up and just waiting for my boy to pick me up! new floral pants/peach top combo, platform wedges, hair done, slight make up even
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