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Here's an event New Yorkers won't want to miss: an audience with Rose Callahan, Nathaniel Adams and two of the dandies featured in their excellent book. It's tomorrow (Wednesday) night at 6, and free, but you have to RSVP.
PTO Man: Pino Pipolli
Pino Pipolli is an artist, photographer and man-about-town. His style is composed, if slightly eccentric - you can spot a necktie tied without a knot, a country shirt with a city suit and a furry Borsalino in just this outfit.
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The Artist/ Rebel/ Dandy: Men of Fashion Exhibit at RISD
Within the space of a few years at the turn of the 19th century, Beau Brummell revolutionized men's fashion, replacing draped and colorful silk finery with simple, dark wool garments tailored close to the body. He found elegance in austerity, emphasizing fit and cleanliness over luxury and excess. The new style brought together the costume of horseback riding and the military to create a new urban fashion, and vaulted Brummell to personal celebrity. Brummell, and the legions of admirers and imitators that followed every fold of his cravat, became known as "dandies." The Rhode Island School of Design's recent Artist, Rebel, Dandy exhibit explored the history of the dandy, starting with the Brummell's elegant simplicity and finally exploding into the extravagances that the word "dandy" calls to mind today.
Dandies aspired to "poise, a hint of disdain, even a touch of mischief," as Hugo Vickers Muses describes the style of early 20th century dandy Cecil Beaton in the exhibit book. Others saw only farce. The exhibit includes caricatures from Brummell's time that show dandies corsetting and cinching themselves into fainting spells to achieve the proper silhouette. But by the last half of the 19th century, Brummell's revolution had codified into a set of rules that no proper English gentleman would dare violate.
The mid-to-late-20th century pieces in the exhibit show dandyism aging gracefully, experimenting with tweed suits from Luciano Barbera and the late RISD professor Richard Merkin, and plaid suits from with Italian industrialist Gianni Agnelli and Tennessee doctor André Churchwell. But by the time we reach the outfits of modern dandies, Brummell's elegant simplicity has been completely inverted. The denouement is Sebastian Horsley's red velvet suit, complete with matching two-foot-tall red velvet topper and bedazzled jumbo-knotted tie. Whereas Brummell proclaimed, "If John Bull turns around to look at you, you are not well dressed…," Horsley warns that "the real dandy wants to make people look, be shocked by, and even a little scared by the subversion which his clothes stand for."
Perhaps we should mourn that Scott Schuman considers the dandy "more obvious, more flamboyant, almost aggressive" compared to the "quiet seduction" of Luciano Barbera, whom he profiles in the exhibit book. It wasn't meant to be this way. But sadder still is the idea that clothes so completely make the man. Horlsey believed that "dandyism is a lie which reveals the truth and the truth is we are who we pretend to be." Clothes are a powerful vehicle for self-expression and self-discovery, as well as a sensual pleasure. At their best, they are our cover letter to the world. At their worst, they are a prosthesis, a false self to replace the one we don't know or don't like.
Though "dandy" may have become be a dirty word, male interest in clothing and style is currently surging. Artist, Rebel, Dandy shows all the beauty, elegance, and absurdity that could result.
Guest post by our friend David Isle, who authors the blog Ivory Tower Style. Photos from the Rhode Island School of Design.
I'm very excited that the Museum of the Rhode Island School of Design is planning a menswear exhibition for this spring called "Artist/Rebel/Dandy: Men of Fashion." It doesn't open until late April, but with folks like PTO pals Guy Hills and Luciano Barbera featured, it should be a wonderful show.
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Ian Bruce, painter and member of The Correspondents, on how an artist should dress, the tradition of the Soho Dandy.
Put This On Season Two, Episode 3: (New) Traditions
Put This On, a web series about dressing like a grownup, visits London, where we examine how traditions are being reinvented in the birthplace of classic menswear.
We go to Savile Row, where we meet up with a historical guide to talk about the history of the world's oldest tailoring street. We also chat with the tailor Richard Anderson about what's special about The Row. Patrick Grant, the owner and designer of Norton & Sons, talks about how Savile Row can become a vital part of the international fashion world again.
Just off Savile Row, we go to the basement showroom of W. Bill, the world's most legendary tweed merchant. Ray Hammet, who's worked at W. Bill for decades, shows us around the stacks of wooly majesty.
In our PTO: Man segment, we talk with Ian Bruce, painter and member of the band The Correspondents, about re-imagining the SoHo dandy for the 21st century. He takes us through London's red light district, and tells us why he doesn't want to look like a painter at the end of a long day of painting.
We visit the tie factory owned and operated by Drake's of London to learn how a high-quality tie is made, from fabric to finished product. Then we buy one to send to a supporter of the show.
Plus Dave Hill tells where sport sunglasses are and are not appropriate, in Rudiments.
This is the third episode in our six-episode second season. In this season, we visit the three greatest men's style cities in the world, as chosen by our readers - New York, Milan and London.
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The Swenkas are a small group of Zulu working-class men in South Africa who gather on weekends for something that's part fashion show, part choreography, and part competition. As with many subcultures, they also have their own moral codes, which are expressed through the way they dress.
In 2004, a documentary film called The Swenkas was made about the group. You can watch the first few minutes of it here. Above is a shorter documentary by Al Jazeera.
"Definitely not. This may work for a dandy like Boni de Castellane. I don't want to be ridiculous."— Marcel Proust, upon looking at himself in the mirror while wearing a red silk waistcoat.


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Is health care pro-life?
In the parable of the Good Samaritan, a priest walks by an injured man who was robbed and beaten, assesses the situation and decides to do nothing. Another religious leader comes by, looks and does nothing. Then, a Samaritan, a person of mixed race despised by many, comes by, has compassion for him, tends to his wounds and pays for his health care and boarding.
In today's America, in the context of health care, the priest is the religious leaders that don't support the Affordable Care Act, and the other religious person is all the politicians who work nonstop to repeal it. The Samaritan might be an undocumented "illegal" immigrant.
Our governor, the "I'll sign anything that's pro-life" politician, has decided more than 300,000 Hoosiers can go with out health care insurance because we need a surplus budget.
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For the first time in 27 tries, the Cleveland Cavaliers finally pulled it off. Just one day after being lit up by Coach Byron Scott, the Cavaliers came out to play. The game was a back-and-forth, close contest that saw 22 lead changes and 16 ties, including one that sent the game into overtime.
Mo Williams returned and made a good bit of noise. His 17 points and 14 assists were huge in the match-up but none of his points were bigger than the three he knocked down in the fourth quarter to tie the game. On that same play, JJ Hickson (who I have been very critical of all year) stepped up and swatted a dunk/shot attempt by Blake Griffin, completely changing the game and shifting momentum in favor of Cleveland. Hickson was an absolute beast all night. He matched Griffin nearly point for point, going for 27 points and 14 rebounds on the evening. His +2 efficiency rating isn't nearly as high as I'd like to see it but I'll take it for tonight. A win is a win at this point. I'll take anything we can get.
Antawn Jamison, as well, was a stud on the offensive end. His 35 points were a game high and he was a pretty efficient 9-of-13 from the field. Like Hickson, his efficiency rating was a little weak at +6 for the night but I do like the effort that I saw out of him tonight. If he can take that same effort into Sunday's game with the Wizards, Cleveland may be looking at their first win streak in a really long time.
Perhaps the most overlooked performer in this contest was Daniel Gibson. Gibson had a very quiet 17 point effort and played an excellent brand of defense. His +10 efficiency rating tied Williams for the team-best and the two reserve guards worked very, very well together.
I can't even put into words how excited I am tonight. This time last year, a win against the Clipper wouldn't have been a big deal. But it's nice to get one out of the way so we can stop seeing these guys on ESPN for all the wrong reasons.
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It was a political opportunity that brought the Butler family to Tunica, where they fell in love with country living and friendly faces. Craig Butler and Ashley Boyd recall moving to Tunica after their father, Larry Butler, took up a post as county administrator in 1973. Though both Larry and his wife Nancy are now deceased, Boyd remains in Tunica with her husband and children, while Craig and his family visit frequently from their home in Murfreesboro, TN.
After serving as Assistant County Administrator for Shelby County, Larry and his family packed up and moved a little further south He was a civil engineer by trade and later utilized those skills as Tunica County engineer. He even made his mark in history through implementing the unit system of county government, Craig said.
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Prosecutors enter religious compound in search of sunken ferry ownerUpdated: 2014-05-21 13:55:47 KST
We begin with the latest in the prosecution's probe into last month's ferry disaster that killed more than three-hundred people.
Prosecutors and police entered a religious compound in Gyeonggi-do province at around noon today, where the de facto owner of the sunken ferry operator was believed to be hiding out.
For more, we're joined by Park Ji-won from the news center. Hi, Jiwon.
Conn-young, prosecutors and police finally made their way into the reglious compound in Anseong, Gyeonggi-do province about four hours ago, to execute an arrest warrant for Yoo Byung-eun, the practical owner of the Sewol-ho ferry operator.
Hundreds of members of Yoo's religious cult, who have been surrounding the estate for the past few days as human shields, allowed only investigating prosecutors in.
About a thousand police have been deployed to the scene to keep the peace.
Investigators searching for the 73-year old Yoo inside the 230-thousand square-meter compound have seen no sign of him, and they suspect he may be hiding elsewhere, like at the home of one of his believers.
So they've begun zeroing in on the homes of his believers and are conducting undercover operations to find Yoo.
Prosecutors are also trying to find evidence inside the compound in relation to criminal charges against the Yoo family, as they've been granted a search and seizure warrant.
Wednesday's operation came after Yoo had ignored previous orders by prosecutors to show up for questioning over embezzlement, tax evasion and malpractice charges.
The authorities believe there may be some causal link there with the ferry operator's lack of investment in safety drills and personnel management.
And Jiwon, prosecutors are also executing an arrest warrant for Yoo's first son Dae-gyun. Tell us about that.
Yes, Conn-young.
Prosecutors are also trying to arrest Yoo Dae-gyun, the first son of Yoo Byung-eun, on charges of tax evasion and embezzlement of funds from company affiliates owned by the Yoo family.
He was seen at Incheon International Airport buying a one-way ticket to France, just three days after the ferry accident happened last month, however as he was already banned from travel by the authorities, he didn't get on board a plane.
Since then, his whereabouts have been unknown.
Regarding Yoo's other children staying in foreign countries, who haven't responded to prosecutors' orders for questionings, the authorities are trying to get them extradited through cooperation with other countries.
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Dear Korean Friends. I am so sad at the tragedy and events that followed here in Korea. Such a sad loss. Such a tragedy. However, I find the emotional reaction to the nations grief a bit disturbing. It was an accident, Its a Great tragedy. There was negligence and there is certainly fault. your justice should be allow to do its job and proper investigation should be performed. any guilty party should be prosecuted by your laws. However, What I am seeing and feeling is more of a witch hunt mentality. Persecution of a church which has nothing to do with the accident is sad and wrong. Korean People are better than this... follow your laws... Bring the guilty to justice... BUT... leave the church folk alone. Korea is not a third world country. Korea has freedom of religion... Right?


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W did more to help Africa to fight AIDS than any other president, before or since.W made it possible for Navy Seals to kill Osama bin Laden.W exterminated Saddam Hussein and give Iraq a chance to overcome tyranny/AQ.For starters.
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I slept much better when he was president. Period.
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The fact that President Bush ever had a 22% approval rating and that Obama still has a 40+% one tells me that most Americans are sheep, led by the MSM, still!
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Not only sheep but breathtakingly stupid. The Bachelorette, American Idol nation. Most Obama voters can´t even name their own congressman. Completely clueless.
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The press destroyed Bush. Even on his worse day, he was a thousand times better than Barry is on hi best day. Barry is a small minded idiot. Bush is a class act.
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W was a big disappointment to me in MAN waysBUTHe was STILL a quantum leap ahead of the phony in the WH and his pet Wookie.Plus, W had the lovely and classy Laura. Nuff said.
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Bush´s ratings were the result of a constant negative press. No matter what happened, if it was negative, even at the lowest levels of government, it was Bush´s fault. With Obama, the press either ignores or excuses what happens. And, Americans are stupid, so it works. I totally disagree with the writer that Obama will fare better than Bush in history, that is unless we become a totally socialist country and then Obama will be the father of that country.
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#3...those percentages just tell me the MSM lies..GWB gets blamed for the economy..and how when obam took office how so many jobs were lost, but no one says why. Right after the "election" and the won "won" the Office of the President Elect was filled by the won"Who informed the business owners that business was going to pay more taxes and pay penalties for dirty air, etc,. do you know what happened when big mouth said all this. people started losing their jobs. because bussines´s did not know the extent of what was in store for them with the "Won" in office. that brought the employment numbers down. and they have been down ever since. but the MSM never mentions this.
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While GWB was Pesident we never considered telling our adult children to consider emigrating. Now the subject comes up often and if 2014 and 2016 don´t turn out well we may go with them.
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W is a very good leader and continues to be.His trust in Karl the Architect, frankly, brought him down to the 22% level, press or not.Oh, and he did give us Duh Won.
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So the MSM and the rest of the Democrats still blame everything on President G.W. Bush.Bush left office at the beginning of 2009. Dude, that´s like five years ago!
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The same Matt Bai that wrote this article wants us to believe Obama is an enormously successful president.If the show "Will and Grace" was able to convince America that homosexual marriage is AOK, think what eight plus years of unrelenting negative press did to GWB´s approval rating, much less how he was viewed by the American people as a whole.Matt Bai and Yahoo can trumpet Obama´s achievements from now until Yahoo bites the dust, but they will all know they are propagandists at best, and liars at the worst.
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GWB´s ratings were due to negative press and the fanaticism of Democrats. Add to that his own unforced errors, like amnesty, where he lost his own base toward the end.He is a good man. He was a good president and could have been a great one if the politics weren´t a fundamentalist religion for so many. He did, however, shoot himself in the foot with a couple of policy positions.The media likes to say he was unpopular across the board because of the Iraq war. But he was unpopular at the end to different people for different reasons. That won´t stop them from saying Republicans got annoyed with him for the same reasons Democrats did. They just can´t help themselves.
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Also, rising poll numbers are a result of Bush lying very low since Obama was elected. This is not surprising.
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March 11, 2011
An improving economy may have contributed to an increase in vehicle-train and pedestrian collisions, deaths and injuries in 2010, according to Operation Lifesaver Inc. (OLI), the national nonprofit rail safety education organization, citing preliminary 2010 Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) statistics."The statistics show that as America pulls out of the recession and people are driving more, we need to redouble our efforts to educate the public about taking unnecessary risks at highway-rail crossings because any incident is one too many," said OLI President Helen Sramek. "Another disturbing finding is the continued rise in pedestrian incidents on or near train tracks."The FRA statistics indicate that there were 2,004 vehicle-train collisions in the U.S. in 2010, up 4.2 percent from the 1,924 incidents in 2009; those 2010 collisions resulted in 260 deaths and 810 injuries, with crossing deaths up 5.3 percent and crossing injuries up 9.8 percent from the 247 deaths and 738 injuries in 2009. States with the most crossing collisions in 2010 were Texas, Illinois, California, Indiana and Louisiana.U.S. Department of Transportation figures also show that vehicle miles traveled in 2010 (2,999,634 according to the Federal Highway Administration) were the third-highest ever, Sramek noted. "With more people traveling on our roadways, there's a greater chance for an incident to occur," she said.An additional 451 pedestrians were killed and 382 injured while trespassing on train tracks last year, versus 417 deaths and 343 injuries in 2009. Total trespasser deaths rose 8.2 percent and trespasser injuries rose 11.4 percent in 2010. States with the most pedestrian-train casualties (deaths and injuries combined) in 2010 were California, Texas, Illinois, Florida and New York."Despite overall gains in rail safety in the past decade, these latest statistics show that Operation Lifesaver must continue its work to educate drivers and pedestrians about the dangers present around tracks and trains," said Sramek.
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It's That Time of Year Again (Textbook buying/selling Megapost)
It's that time of year when a lot of my chumblrs are going back to school or starting their first semester at college, and it's right around now when I see tons of (understandable) grousing about textbook prices. I worked at a college bookstore for more than three years. I've been through rushes that were hellish and not-so-hellish. I know just about everything there is to know about textbook buying and selling at college stores. So I'm writing this up to help anyone who feels frustrated/impotent/broke and try to dispel some common myths as well as provide tips and tricks for getting the most out of your money and having the best possible textbook experience.
Let's start with some common myths:
- Myth: Textbooks aren't actually that expensive, the bookstore just jacks up the price to take advantage of desperate college kids.
- Fact: Bookstores (both large ones like Barnes & Noble or private college stores) have no control over textbook pricing. Prices are set exclusively by publishers and cannot be changed by the store itself. You wouldn't believe the kind of conspiracy theories I'd hear when checking people out - ours was a Barnes & Noble College Bookstore, we generally actually lost money from carrying textbooks because of how strict the quotas are from corporate.
- Myth: Stores prefer new copies of textbooks because they're more expensive, and therefor make the store more money.
- Fact: Bookstores WANT to carry and sell used textbooks, not only because kids complain about it less, but also because they actually make more money as a store from selling used books. We would let out a collective groan of misery when huge shipments of new/updated books came - we knew they would be outrageously expensive and we knew we'd hardly sell any of them.
- Myth: The store chooses the newest possible edition in order to gouge students! It's a conspiracy!!!111!!1
- Fact: Professors are the ones who choose which edition to use. They're often pressured by publishers (or encouraged, I guess) to carry new editions because (quote) the old editions are out of date/incomplete/etc. We often had a few really attentive profs who would go out of their way to try and use old/cheap editions, but sometimes they simply couldn't continue doing that because the used copies disappeared from circulation or were almost impossible to find.
- Myth: Stores are unorganized! Why aren't all of my books there and in stock the second I arrive on campus?
- Fact: Stores cannot put in their orders for books until the professor for that class submits their order. We as a store had to finally start offering prizes and incentives to get the professors to order their books promptly, because some of them are so lazy/absentminded/disorganized. It was always a fun experience when some language professor forgot to put in their order (despite constant reminders from us) until two weeks before class started, and then blamed us when those books had to be custom printed and shipped from Germany. Who gets the earful from customers in that situation? You bet - the booksellers.
- Myth: When I sell my books back, the price is arbitrarily lowered to screw me over! What the hell?
- Fact: This is a less concrete one - our store had a system: when we look through the book you're selling back, we take off .50 to 1.00$ for each level of damage (highlighted passages, missing pages, rips, mangled cover, mangled spine, pen in the margins, and so on). Treat your books well and you'll get the maximum amount back. When buying used books, try to go for the nicest looking copies. (This really sucks, I know, because we would get shipped used copies to sell that looked absolutely destroyed, but we were forced to put them on the shelf.)
Now for some important tips and things you just might not know about the textbook buying and selling process:
- Stocking books for each semester is a complicated process - professors need to submit their textbook orders (which they sometimes change at the last minute or forget to do entirely) and then we have to place those orders individually with publishers. Keeping track of stuff like this can be an organizational nightmare. Some classes have ten or more books, and then think of how many classes are offered by the college, and it quickly becomes very confusing. Professors make mistakes, publishers make mistakes and booksellers make mistakes. It's a long, complex chain and sometimes there are fuck-ups.
- Used copies always go out on the shelf first. Let me repeat that: Used copies always go out on the shelf first. When we would order books, we would get a number back from the pubs telling us how many used were available and how many new. We always, always, always prioritized used. Sometimes, however, we could only get a certain percentage of used, and the rest of the order had to be filled with new. What this means is that the earlier you can get down to the store in rush, the better your chances of getting used copies. Don't wait until the last second or you'll end up with almost all new books (I'm looking at you, assholes who came in literally the day after classes began and shouted at us for not having used books).
- If you're unhappy with the number of books for a class, that's something to take up with the Professor. Again, the store has no control over which books are selected for each class, we just do our best to fill the order.
- Shopping online will save you money, but only to a point. Look, we had free time some days, and we would go on Amazon and try to buy books for a class that way. Usually, depending on how many used copies we had for that particular class, the total came out almost exactly the same, or slightly in favor of Amazon, but only if you got free shipping. We encourage students to do the math themselves - many times you won't save much, and we saw a lot of kids who ordered their stuff online and then realized the editions were wrong and couldn't be used.
- Keep your receipt safe. KEEP YOUR RECEIPT SAFE. KEEP YOUR RECEIPT SAFE. I don't know how it worked at other stores, but we literally could not do a return for someone if they didn't have the receipt. Don't fucking lose it if you're thinking of dropping a class or you've ordered something online.
- Which brings me to my favorite: If you think you're going to be slick and order your books online, but buy them in store as well to use for the first week of class before returning them, you are welcome to try but don't be surprised when your plan runs afoul. I can't tell you how many times we had kids attempt this, only to shoot themselves in the foot. Textbook return dates are heinous (at least for larger stores, I don't know what the policy is for campus-owned or private stores) and we are held to them, too. Our last day for a full return was exactly a week after the first day of class. That meant you had exactly seven days to make any returns, unless you had proof you were dropping the class. We made allowances for those kids, as long as they could show us their completed add/drop card. And yes, we got many forged add/drop cards, and no, they were not convincing. We also had kids who bought their books online AND in the store, only to realize they'd let that 7 day deadline go by, or their online order hadn't quite arrived, so they still needed the books from us in class… but oh damnit, now a week is up and they're stuck with two copies of the books. Look, it's just not a very smart idea. If you want to buy online and you have to wait, find a friend to share with or give them a few dollars to photocopy the relevant chapters for that first week.
- Pay attention to all relevant buying/returning/selling dates. We went WAY out of our way to remind students of those dates. We sent out bi-weekly emails, we put ENORMOUS signs at the registers to remind people. But we'd still have kids screaming because they didn't know the return date. Just jot it down, or make a Google calendar alert, or put an alert on your phone. It's not hard to do and it will pay off.
- Do your research. Ask some upperclassmen about your professors - do they actually use the books they require you to get? I had a few that would only use a chapter or two from a book, and then skim the rest. Once I had that figured out and took a second class from them, I would wait and bribe a friend from the class with beers or lunch or whatever to photocopy the important chapters. It doesn't hurt to ask around. Some professors were notorious for slating too many books for one semester and never even getting around to using the last one or two (this was particularly true in literature classes). Look at your syllabus, you might be safe returning the last book on there.
- Packaged books (ones that are in a cellophane wrap together) cannot be returned once you break that seal. Most packages had warning stickers to that effect. Many of them have disks, so the concern is that you burned the disk for the textbook data and worksheets and then tried to return it. If you're waffling or buying online, do not break that seal.
- Be aware that if you buy novels online for your class, you might very well get a different edition and following the pagination for assignments will be frustrating. Not a deal-breaker for most, but it can get irritating.
- Take good care of your books. DO NOT put them in a book bag with any liquid containers. Water-damaged books cannot be sold back as most publishers will not accept them from the store, either. Don't use a highlighter, pen or anything else permanent unless you plan on keeping the book.
- Do not just randomly try to sell your books back whenever. Although most stores are required to let you sell back whenever you want, there are very specific times when your books are worth more. The sweet spot is at the end of the FOLLOWING semester. Hear me out: Spring time we get orders from professors for FALL semester, so you want to sell your books you USED during fall semester at the END of spring semester, when the professors are putting in their orders. If it's a one-off class or a class that's offered very rarely, you're going to have trouble getting much money for those books (it sucks, but that's the truth). It's a simple matter of supply and demand. Books are not worth the same amount year round. If it was a one off class, you're probably better off having the bookstore ring up the books, tell you how much you'll get, and if it's almost nothing, try to sell those books online instead.
- Do not complain to the person ringing you up about how much textbooks cost. They know, and you are not the first clever bastard to point it out.
- Do not try to pretty up a used book and sell it back to us saying it's new. We're trained to spot the difference and we've seen it all. Quite literally. I had someone sand off the black line on the bottom of the book indicating it was used. I could feel where the pages dipped in. You're not cute, and chances are you just got a few dollars shaved off the price you're getting from me.
- Coordinate with friends. If you know people taking the class, split the cost of one set of books and then get friendly with a scanner or photocopier.
Look, I know buying textbooks sucks. I went to college. I bought the books. I know it sucks, but there are ways to make it a less painful experience. Educate yourself about the system - encourage your professors to avoid glossy new editions, or gently remind them that if they schedule too many books for a semester and don't use them all, that directly affects you as a student. Buy early, go for used, take good care of your books, and find out the best time to sell back for maximum money back. Booksellers are usually more than happy to tell you what sell-back dates are best, because they want a smooth experience, too. If you're buying online, be careful - it's not automatically the cheaper solution.
If you have any questions or you feel I missed something, please don't hesitate to ask, and happy fall semester, everyone. :)
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Once again, we have been shut in for the weekend in April due to freezing wind, just as soon as spring fever hit and we wanted to turn on our irrigation and get our gardens ready. We are all tired of the winter and the teasing Santa Fe spring at this point We are in that gap between spring clean up and the growing season because it is still too clod to turn on irrigation systems. The answer to this is hand watering, mulching, and planting perennials. Some greenhouse and cold frame perennials may still get nipped by the frosts at night, but rest assured, they will bounce back fine with some warm weather.
My daylillies in my own garden got excited and grew about six inches of soft green foliage, but it has all been frozen and turned white. Poor things. I have faith though, that they will still be as great as ever this summer.
The peach and apricot trees may not be so lucky. If you drive around town you will notice some white fruit tree blossoms tinted with brown. Unfortunately, this happens in Santa Fe every few years, and it usually means that the trees will not set fruit, poor things. Most of the apple trees and some of the cherries and such seem to have held off opening their flowers, so at this point they will probably wait until it is safe. Mostly around town we are just seeing the flowering tree buds starting to swell, and we know that it will be beautiful by Easter. I am watching my weeping flowering crabapple every day, and not yet, but soon.
Plant of the week will have to be the plain pansy. The only annual to survive spring frosts, you can pick out many different colors to spruce up your yard or pots immediately. They often get a little scraggly in the mid summer heat, but some good deadheading and fertilizing will bring them back in the cooler fall weather. My favorites are the solid dark purples, mixed with the solid oranges and solid yellows. This little purple and white clump survived all winter though, so I had to give it credit.


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Day 257: Professor Undercog's new wheel - My friend Charlie (Charlotte) created Professor Undercog last year for her graduation film "The Mechanics of Underwear" which you can watch here: https://vimeo.com/32208586
I asked Charlie if she would like him to make a cameo in Pip's Sketch show and she accepted, unfortunately he didn't have a wheel or legs, so after a bit of consultation we decided I'd give him a new wheel in the style of an old penny farthing bike or something along those lines, although it's now more like a unicycle… So where else better to put him than the scrap yard, thats where you can find all kinds of old stuff to repair yourself… if you're a robot… a human one would be pretty disgusting tbh!
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'The Mechanics of Underwear' has been selected for screening as part of the Eye-Toons category in the Short Film Competition at Cornwall Film Festival.
The festival is 4th-6th November at the Lighthouse Cinema, Newquay. Here is a link to the programme and festival website. http://cornwallfilmfestival.com/10th-cornwall-film-festival-programme
Degree Show 2011 - Photos of my strange display
Well actually the film has been finished for quite a while now but I haven't managed to update this blog to confirm that! A big thanks to everyone that was involved and to to those who attempted to keep me sane throughout (you know who you are). I can pleasantly say that I got a first for it, wooo. And am now graduating with a first class degree! wooo again :D
Anyway back to film for which this blog is dedicated to. The degree show last month seemed to go well and the general response was very postive. I will later post some photos of the crazy display I created but for now here is the poster.
My tutors have suggested a bunch of festivals and such to enter, so I have been trying to make progress with the applications. Because of entering film festivals I haven't uploaded the final thing to vimeo or youtube but for now please check out my vimeo profile: http://vimeo.com/cbolton
A couple of old test comps - lighting will be completely redone and the AO tweaked etc.
Ok well heres a quick update on the factory environment that will be the background/setting for the animation.
The main render pass as it is at the moment - the lighting may still be adjusted.
And a quick ambient occlusion pass
A quick (and basic) animation test:
Animatic Version 7 - nearly there! (I hope!)
Animatic Version 6 - Finally I have managed to upload this, despite the fact that it was finished a while ago and the new version is almost finished (probably tomorrow).
Alot of the pacing is too fast still, there needs to be more pauses and some added and adjusted shots. The 2D animated section needs to be tested along with the 3D tests to come.
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The former Chief Administrative Officer of Lake Country isn't backing down from his allegations against the council he once served.
Randy Rose, who retired in 2010 after 14 years as CAO of the municipality is sticking by his assertion that council has wasted about $1M in unnecessary buyouts and severance packages.
"Really, the entire organization has been purged and the suggestion by the municipality is that they are saving all this money," says Rose.
"If you actually look in detail you discover approximately $1M in hard cash has been spent on these severances."
Rose claims those dismissals have not resulted in savings to the taxpayers...quite the opposite.
"If you look at the finances of the municipality there has been no saving at all. It's been just hard cost. This time it's the same thing," says Rose.
"As a taxpayer I'm looking at it and I'm think, 'what's going on.' I can understand some tweaking...but nobody has said what did it cost and that's what I'm doing."
In 2012 Rose says cuts involved planning and corporate services among others. He adds it's not entirely clear all the positions currently being cut.
According to Rose these cuts have not come as a result of overstaffing or redundancy. He says these jobs still need to be done.
"If you look at the first go around (2012) and I'll use the planning department as an example...the net result out of all of this is they have the same number of people an the same kinds of positions. There are some different names but the same amount of money is being spent," says Rose.
"There was no saving. It's just a shell game really."
In a statement released Tuesday Lake Country Mayor, James Baker says Rose's comments are 'dead wrong.'
"The allegation of waste is a ridiculous and defamatory assertion. The cost of terminating the two employees under this restructure is far, far less, and will be off-set promptly by economies and new procedures. Rose's comments are unprofessional, and based on rumours and innuendos, not facts," says Baker.
Rose was not surprised by the comments.
"I guess what you try to do is blame someone else for something but I know that the numbers are correct.
At this point in time knowing what's disappearing and changing I know what the cost is. I know when the public is being fed a bunch of B.S. and that's what we're hearing coming out of city hall."
While making serious allegations against an administration that, as a group, faces re-election in less that five months, Rose says he is not likely to run for council.
"I think there are a lot of good people in town...and I would hope there are some really good people that will come forward," says Rose.
"I wouldn't suggest there is no chance of me running, but that is certainly not my intent."
He says his intent is to bring factual information forward and 'let the chips fall where they may.'
Lake Country voters, like the rest of BC, go to the polls to elect a new mayor and council November 15.
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China Yongda Automobiles Services Holdings Limited ("Yongda Auto" or the "Company" and, together with its subsidiaries, the "Group", stock code: 03669.HK), a leading passenger vehicle retailer and comprehensive service provider in China, is pleased to announce that Yongda Auto has signed cooperation agreement with Malvern Morgan Cars (Beijing) Co. Limited, becoming an authorized dealer of Morgan Motor, and will provide sales and after-sales service for Morgan Motor in the East China region as its sole agent. The showroom of Yongda Morgan Motor will be located at 1/F, Yongda International Tower, 2277 Longyang Road, Pudong New Area, Shanghai.
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