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African American children and families, early childhood mental health, ethnic and gender-based achievement gaps, and the factors associated with and outcomes of preschool quality. He conducted a longitudinal study of child development in South Africa after the end of apartheid and authored Mandela's Children: Child Development in Post-Apartheid South Africa. Currently, he is leading studies targeting the academic needs of boys of color and their families. He recently organized and led the International Conference: Developmental Science and Early Schooling, sponsored by the Society for Research in Child Development, the Frank Porter Graham Child Development Center, and the Foundation for Child Development, which involved presentations and discussion of issues of translating research into practice. He has a B.A. from St. Joseph's Seminary College, an M.A. in counseling psychology from New York University, and M.S. and Ph.D. degrees in psychology from Rutgers University.
Sybilla Beckmann is professor of mathematics at the University of Georgia. Her mathematics research is focused on algebra/group theory, arithmetic geometry/algebraic number theory, commutative algebra/algebraic geometry, and tilings of the plane. She recently completed the second edition of Mathematics for Elementary Teachers, along with an activities guide and an instructor resource guide. Her recent work has focused on professional development of pre-service and in-service mathematics teachers, including preparing mathematicians to teach mathematics content to teachers and directly leading professional development workshops with teachers of mathematics. She was a member of the Curriculum Focal Points writing team conducted by the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics. In addition, she was a member of an expert panel on mathematics teacher preparation for the National Research Council Committee on Teacher Preparation. She also taught a daily class of sixth grade mathematics during the 2004-2005 school year. She has a Sc.B. in mathematics from Brown University and a Ph.D. in mathematics from the University of Pennsylvania.
Sue Bredekamp is director of research for the Council for Early Childhood Professional Recognition in Washington, DC. In her current role, she develops resources related to the administration of the Child Development Associate National Credentialing System. Previously, during her tenure at the National Association for the Education of Young Children, she developed the accreditation system for early childhood programs and coauthored the initial and revised edition of Developmentally Appropriate Practice in Early Childhood Programs. Throughout her career, she has focused on promoting the professional development of the early childhood workforce and developing standards for practice, also serving as a consultant to numerous programs and initiatives. She has a B.A. in English, an M.A. in

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Cerberus continues to move forward with a bid to take over Supervalu (SVU +4.1%), according to...
Cerberus continues to move forward with a bid to take over Supervalu (SVU +4.1%), according to Reuters. Knowing that Cerberus probably plans to sell off pieces of the supermarket operator itself, the board of Supervalu is considering if it could achieve the piecemeal sale on its own.
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The only piece of value is its Wholesale/Independent business the banners have not kept pace with the rest of the markets they operate in. They could have really had a push if they would have regionalized its operations once the down turn began instead of centralizing. Now they are just out of touch with their customer base in the regions they serve.
The last thing in the world this board should do is try and auction off the pieces of this thing. Sell it all to Cerberus. The board is incompetent. If they handle this we're likely to end up with a debt free company that owns a half dozen money losing, non competitive store names spread across the country and a bucket load of pension obligations.
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Refinery Stack
Noise measurements are made with a high temperature microphone probe inside of a gas turbine exhaust stack at an oil refinery. (HFP Acoustical Consultants)
Acoustic holography
A standby power generator is shown operating in a hemi-anechoic chamber. The microphones on the robotic fixture scan the generator at precisely spaced intervals to build a holographic grid for analysis. (E-A-R Acoustic Technology Center)
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Acentech's RH Lyon Division developed an in-ear earphone for underwater communications for scuba divers as part of a Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Phase II project to develop novel applications for advanced transducer material. (Photo and description courtesy of Acentech.)
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Jan 24: Freshman Sarah Halstead (Milford,
NH) won all three of her starts for the Clarkson University
Swimming team, highlighting the Golden Knights' individual
performances in a
dual meet against Potsdam State Friday afternoon at
Fuller Pool. The Golden Knights' men defeated the Bears
163-115 while the women lost to Potsdam 167-101. It was the
close of the regular season for Clarkson as the team will
now prepare for the UNYSCSA Regional event in late February.
Halstead won the 100 backstroke (1:13.50), 200 backstroke
(2:42.34), and 200 individual medley (2:57.10) as the only
swimmer for Clarkson to win three individual events. Junior
Jaclyn Yeaton (Merrimack, NH) took first in the 100
butterfly (1:18.27) and classmate Kelly Ludeke (Burnt Hills,
NY) finished first in the 200 breaststroke (3:03.37) as the
only other individual winners for the women. On the men's
side, junior Al Catano (Ronkonkoma, NY) won both the 100
backstroke (1:01.01) and 200 backstroke (2:10.25), and also
swam on the winning 200 medley relay team along with Kyle
Hancock (Essex, VT), Nick Short (Endwell, NY) and Sam
Zagrobelny (East Aurora, NY), which finished in first in
1:51.04. Six other swimmers each won individual events as
well, with Hancock taking the 100 breaststroke (1:07.15) and
Zagrobelny winning the 100 butterfly (1:02.25). Junior Ray
Bailey (Galway, NY) won the 800 freestyle in 9:35.87 and
freshhman Chris Bay (Greene, NY) took the 200 freestyle in
2:08.26. Sophomores Nick Short and Sam Zwierzchowski (East
Amherst, NY) also won races, with Short taking the 200
butterfly (2:26.15) and Zwierzchowski claiming first in the
400 freestyle (4:36.65).
Jan 18: Juniors Kelly Ludeke (Burnt Hills, NY) and Al Catano (Ronkonkoma, NY) each won three individual events as the Clarkson University Men's and Women's Swimming teams cruised to dual meet victories over Utica College on Saturday afternoon. The Golden Knights' men won 166-105 although the last two events were swam as exhibitions by Clarkson's participants, and the Knights' women won 139-97. Clarkson will close out its dual meet season next weekend when it hosts Potsdam State at 4:00 pm on Friday at Fuller Pool. Overall, Clarkson won 18 individual events with just one being swam as an exhibition, with the women winning nine and the men winning eight plus the exhibition. Ludeke was utilized in the specialty strokes, winning both the 100 breaststroke (1:15.51) and 200 breaststroke (2:45.67) before winning top honors in the 200 individual medley (2:30.90). Ludeke wasn't alone as a repeat winner for Clarkson as classmate Kelly Mulvehill (Penfield, NY) won a pair of distance events, claiming the 1000 freestyle in 12:35.77 and the 500 freestyle in 6:08.85, and freshman Sarah Halstead (Milford, NH) took both the 100 backstroke (1:06.77) and 200 backstroke (2:28.53) events. Joining that trio as winners were Deonna Coleman (Derby, NY), who won the 200 freestyle (2:14.74) and Jaclyn Yeaton (Merrimack, NH), who finished first in the 200 butterfly (2:40.38). Clarkson's women also closed out the races with a 200 freestyle relay victory thanks to Halstead, Abby Luber (Camillus, NY), Coleman and Ludeke (1:53.09). Catano matched Ludeke with three individual wins on the men's side, taking the 1000 freestyle (10:57.98), the 200 butterfly (2:04.26) and the 100 butterfly (54.62). He was the only multiple event winner for Clarkson as coach Mick Maguire spread the Golden Knights around in the meet. Junior Tyler Nichols (Spencerport, NY) finished first in the 200 freestyle (1:55.19) and sophomore Jon Ketcham (East Aurora, NY) claimed the top spot in the 100 breaststroke (1:04.33). Senior Liam Sharkey (Malta, NY) and Chris Bay (Greene, NY) each won the 50 freestyle (23.65) and 100 freestyle (52.51) races, respectively, and Nick Short (Endwell, NY) picked up a first-place finish in the 200 breaststroke (2:27.40). Junior Kyle Hancock (Essex, VT) also won the 200 individual medley in 2:08.78, but didn't earn the points for Clarkson as he swam the event as an exhibition. Clarkson also opened the meet with a victory in the 400 medley relay, led by Kyle Atkinson (Baldwinsville, NY), Hancock, Nate Menapace (Baldwinsville, NY), and Andrew Zielinski (Hilton, NY) with a time of 4:00.40. Clarkson's swimmers also won the 200 freestyle relay, but swam the race as an exhibition.
Swimmer is backlighted by sunshine through skylight during a freestyle heat at the North Country Invitational.


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Jeff Yang – How Steve Jobs 'out-Japanned' Japan
This was an interesting and spot on read.
A Chilly Mansion | James Shelley
While we are on the subject of James…
Randy Murray – In Meetings, Pen & Paper, Not Glass and Fingers
What we believe in. Which is not to say that Mr. Brooks opinion, to which Randy's quote and linked post above is a rebuttal, is something we do not believe in. Because he makes some excellent points and arguments too.
It's just that I think this quote gets to the heart of the common point of both, which is to not let your tools, no matter what they are, disengage you from being present in the task or disconnected from the conversation.
A few folks have pingged me to ask when to expect new episodes of Enough — The Minimal Mac podcast. The current schedule is Tuesdays and Thursdays at 8am CST. Each episode will be fairly short (about ten minuites) but sometimes will run long if the topic warrants it. This way, you can queue a few up if you want and hear several in a row. Teaser: In tomorrow's episode, we will be discussing Information Silos and the tradeoffs that often come with certain features. Subscribe now: http://minimalmac.com/enough
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And there, in a single paragraph, is the explanation of the genesis of this site.
Freedom of choice
Is what you got
Freedom from choice
Is what you want
– DEVO, Freedom of Choice
When you choose Apple, in many ways you are choosing a sensible default. You have made a choice that greatly narrows the field thus making your options, due the the scarcity, that much easier. When you go to buy a new computer, you no longer have hundreds of choices to choose from, as Windows or Linux users do. You now have only a few. All made by one company. Those of us who have made the choice, based on need, to always buy a laptop or desktop, have narrowed that choice even further. Other purpose based needs narrow this even further. Are you are a professional photographer who needs plenty of storage for RAW photos and a large screen for editing, yet needs that in a portable package that can be used reasonably outside for the occasional wedding shoot? Guess you are getting a Macbook Pro with a 500GB drive and a matte screen then.
I'll bet, at some point, Steve Jobs woke up one morning, looked in his closet, and had to decide what to wear that day. He choose a black Gap mock turtleneck, Levi's 501 jeans, and a pair of New Balance sneakers. It then occurred to him that it was the perfect outfit for most occasions and weather he found himself in. He may have even worn it around for a few days, in a variety of circumstances and environments, just to test it out and make sure it was the right thing for him. Then, he went out and got a dozen more of everything and threw out the rest. At this point, he made the final choice, to make this outfit his default, thus freeing himself of the weight of having to decide what to wear based on so many temporal and ever changing factors…
Hot? Cold? Raining? Dry? Sunny?
Black Mock Turtle. Levis. Sneakers.
Does he wear shorts sometimes if the situation calls for it? Sure. How about a tux? Yep. But the point is that he has the vast majority of his needs covered with the sensible default.
For many of us, there is a certain freedom that comes from not having to choose. But that freedom does not come from having choices foisted upon us. It comes from having made some decisions, up front, about what is appropriate for the majority of situations we may find ourselves in. It comes from reduction and filtering. Such decisions are born of evaluation, reflection, and knowledge. But, most of all, it comes from the desire to live a life that is focused not on things like what to wear or to buy, but instead on doing everything else with that much more thought, consideration and care.
The title says it all. I'm a few episodes into recording the podcast (debuting soon) but would love to get suggestions for things folks would like to hear me speak about or cover more deeply than I have here.
What do you want to hear?
Merlin Mann – No One Needs Permission to Be Awesome | 43 Folders
Time being the most valuable and finite commodity that any living thing has in this life is a reoccurring theme here and something that is at the very core of everything I believe in. Great reminder in this post from Merlin (with an assist from Steve Jobs).
So, many may now know that I'm working on a Minimal Mac podcast. We will be recording the first episodes this week and will have the first one up "soonish" after that. With my doing more podcasts for others and working on one of my own, it has become quite obvious that the built in mic just wont do. While it is perfectly fine for a minimal solution, it is past the time to upgrade to something more appropriate.
I recently asked on Twitter for some suggestions for good podcasting mics. My only requirement was that it had to be USB as I will be plugging it directly into my Macbook Air. Here, in no particular order, are the suggestions I got:
M-Audio MobilePre – This was suggested for use with a more traditional microphone for a more "pro" sound.
And here are two excellent resources that were suggested to learn more about microphones in general:
Now, the most "minimal" looked to be the Blue Snowflake and I was heavily tempted to just go with that for now then upgrade later if needed. It is small, portable, and gets high ratings as a "good enough" solution but…
The one that I went with was the Blue Yeti. The main reason being that it is the one that my friends at The Bro Show use and, since they are helping to produce the podcast with me, I felt it best to have the same kit on all sides. Plus, I thought with my desk setup the Snowflake would end up too far away from my mouth to get the audio quality I wish. I also liked the humanistic look of the mic and stand. But at 3.5 pounds and a foot tall, it's about as minimal as a Hummer.
That said, if money was not an issue, I likely would have gone with the Rode Podcaster because it got a really strong endorsement by Dan Benjamin in the episode of The Mixdown linked above.
Hope others in the market find all of this info useful.
Jonathan Harris . World Building in a Crazy World . Simplicity
(via Chris Long)
Now that we are a little bit into this sparkling new year, I thought I would take some time out to share some of the plans for the site over the next few months:
Posting Schedule – January is normally a very busy month for my consultingbusiness but it is even more so this year because of the backlog of work I was not able to do in December due to my neck surgery. Add to that some other family health struggles and you have the perfect storm of complete lack of time and inability to keep up. Therefore, you may notice some lighter then normal posting around here for the next few weeks. Please stay tuned.
T-Shirts – Everyone who ordered a Minimal Mac T-Shirt should have received theirs by now. If for some reason you have not, please let me know and I will do all I can to track it down. I plan to offer them again in the nearish future but with some adjustments. My plan is to offer a black shirt with white and grey logo in both a mens cut and a women's cut. I had many requests for both and would like to make these available to those who held out ordering for lack of this. I hope to open up orders for these sometime in February.
RSS Feed Sponsorships – I have not yet posted the next round of sponsorships but plan to do so soon. All reports I have received from those that participated have been very favorable with some reporting their best sales ever. I have been highly selective in the sponsors I have accepted as my greatest asset is the readers of this site and I would sooner shut the site down then squander the trust, time, and attention they have placed in my care. Therefore, the next round of sponsorships will be at a higher rate to reflect that value on both sides. I hope to post the next round of openings, beginning the first week of February, this week. That said, if you have a product to advertise and you would like to sponsor in the next round, feel free to get in touch now.
Minimal Mac Podcast – I'm in the planning stages of a new Minimal Mac themed podcast produced in association with my friends from The Bro Show. The current plan is to offer mostly short episodes (10 minutes or less) on a variety of related topics. That said, I would love to get some reader suggestions for topics they would like to hear me speak more about. Feel free to let me know your ideas. Contact info is on the about page.


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I made these leggings for my daughter who will be doing a triathlon in march. I wanted her legs to be covered just in case she took one huli, maka, flip (Hawaiian for fall down) off her bike in the race ( i know such a mom) I guess they are too Groovy for her she won't wear um! I thought the fabric was RAD, so i get-um. She was shocked when I wore them out in public.That's the difference between a preteen and a 30 something you just don't care anymore what people think you'll wear whatever if you like it! :D
I used the Burda Carol Legging Pattern, but with a drawstring waist instead.
Feb 24, 2011, 08.43 PMby freakusbzzz
Feb 24, 2011, 03.13 PMby gaviccaabri
Flower power : )
Feb 24, 2011, 02.58 PMby concreteknickers
i´m not the person for flowery clothes BUT ..those i love….doing an ironman in august i made have to make some for myself…;)
Feb 24, 2011, 05.40 PMby michelle ><><><
thanks,make sure you post your leggings would love to see um. Congats on doing the ironman have fun!
Feb 24, 2011, 02.35 PMby scheryka
Bravo! These are the best! lol I love Groovy. If she don't want em I'll send my address…lol
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Partying? Travel bloggers? I've never heard of such a thing. Well the folks at TBEX and at Guinness definitely know how to throw one hell of a party. For the TBEX opening night party, they rented out the entire Guinness Storehouse. This is the brewery where that tasty dark beverage we know as Guinness is produced. You can only imagine what is in store for you when you are greeted by fire dancers and dragons on stilts. Check out the videos below.
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Travel Bloggers Gone Wild: My Thoughts on TBEX Dublin
Last week I attended my 3rd TBEX (Travel Bloggers Exchange) conference, this time in Dublin, Ireland. What a great place for 600 travel bloggers to take over the city for a week. It was good to see a lot of my blogger buddies, but I also met a ton of new friends and made a lot of important connections. Here are a few of my thoughts from the week of TBEX Dublin.
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Hanging Off the CN Tower in Toronto
Have you ever gone to Toronto, looked up at the enormous CN Tower, and thought to yourself, "Hmmm…I wish I could hang off the top of that thing"? Well if you're anything like me, then you have. Luckily, there is a way to do this and it's called the CN Tower EdgeWalk. Since I was in town this past weekend for the TBEX travel bloggers conference, I decided this was something I definitely had to do.
The CN Tower was once the world's tallest freestanding structure (now bested by the Burj Khalifa in Dubai) and the EdgeWalk platform sits at an impressive 1,168 feet above the ground!


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Fish Tank – Miami Marlins
Tag: Bobby Valentine
Ozzie Guillen and Bobby Valentine could add spice to Marlins-Red Sox interleague games
- 7:12 pm Monday, March 12th, 2012 by Tom D'Angelo
Circle the dates June 11-13 on the calendar. That's when the Red Sox and Bobby Valentine come to Miami and face the Marlins for the first time after Monday's dustup.
Valentine and Ozzie Guillen traded verbal jabs after Guillen was ejected from the Red Sox 5-3 win in Fort Myers for objecting to a foul ball call down the first base line that Guillen was told by first base coach Gary Thurman was fair.
Marlins, manager Edwin Rodriguez popular topics on the web
- 8:43 pm Friday, June 17th, 2011 by Tom D'Angelo
There are plenty of opinions floating around the web on the Marlins.
Here are some examples.
Fox Sports' Ken Rosenthal said Jeffrey Loria is pondering changes. … from Europe, where he happens to be (good place to be when the franchise is sinking back home). Rosenthal says Ozzie Guillen and Bobby Valentine remain high on the Marlins wish list.
Scott Miller of CBSSports.com points out how the Marlins needed everything to go right to contend and just the opposite has happened. Miller believes Edwin Rodriguez could be fired before the start of the brief (three game) home stand Monday.
ESPN.com's Jerry Crasnick [More]
After passing on Florida Marlins, Bobby Valentine directs post-snowstorm traffic
- 6:55 pm Thursday, January 27th, 2011 by Joe Capozzi
If owner Jeffrey Loria had had his way, Bobby Valentine would be preparing for his first spring as Marlins manager in sunny Jupiter.
Instead, Bobby V spent part of today directing traffic in a snowstorm as part of his job as safety director of the city of Stamford, Conn.
For a video of Bobby V in action, click here.
Florida Marlins All Star Hanley Ramirez wants to play winter ball after season
- 9:12 am Tuesday, July 13th, 2010 by Joe Capozzi
Marlins shortstop Hanley Ramirez, who was the first batter in tonight's All-Star game, is already thinking about ways to improve his play after the season ends.
Ramirez, who went 0-for-3 with three groundouts, said he'll ask Marlins management for permission to play in his native Dominican Republic in the next winter ball season.
Bobby Valentine: Florida Marlins left me in the dark
- 5:18 pm Thursday, July 1st, 2010 by Joe Capozzi
Bobby Valentine shed a little more light on his failed managerial bid with the Marlins during an interview today on SIRIUS XM's "Mad Dog Radio".
Valentine says the Marlins left him in the dark about no longer being a candidate.
Bobby Valentine calls Florida Marlins manager search process "disturbing, insulting"
- 5:30 pm Wednesday, June 30th, 2010 by Joe Capozzi
Kind of old by now, but I just got a transcript of some choice words by Bobby Valentine last night on ESPN, ripping the Marlins for the way the went about their managerial search, a search that started with Bobby as the apparent front-runner before talks fell apart over the weekend.
"If this is a Major League process, I hope I'm never in the process again," he said last night on Baseball Tonight. "It's very disturbing, confusing and it was insulting at times, but it's over."
New manager in place, but are more changes in store for Florida Marlins?
- 11:03 am Wednesday, June 30th, 2010 by Joe Capozzi
I sit down to write this post almost one week to the minute after the Marlins fired off emails announcing that Fredi Gonzalez had been dismissed. Now, the Marlins will go the rest of the year, not with Bobby Valentine but with Edwin Rodriguez, a solid baseball man and affable personality that I'm betting few Marlins fans had heard of before last Wednesday.
Two obvious questions emerge from the dust: How in the world did the Marlins fail to land Valentine after flirting with the guy at least since May 2009? And what's in store for the rest of the year?
As Bobby Valentine saga plays out, Edwin Rodriguez making strong impression on Florida Marlins
- 9:05 am Tuesday, June 29th, 2010 by Joe Capozzi
The front office may be mum on whether they're still pursuing Bobby Valentine, but interim manager Edwin Rodriguez has been making a strong impression on his players.
One tweet had the Marlins turning their attention to Arizona 3B coach Bo Porter (a great guy, by the way), which would be disheartening for Marlins fans if the team was as close as it was to high-profile Valentine before talks broke down.
If there is no Valentine's Day on the horizon this year for the Marlins, Rodriguez should be their man the rest of the way. He made one comment in particular yesterday that stands out.
Valentine won't manage Marlins, according to latest reports
- 8:49 pm Sunday, June 27th, 2010 by Joe Capozzi
UPDATE: Bobby Valentine won't be managing the Florida Marlins, according to multiple reports tonight.
That leaves an obvious question: Why was Fredi Gonzalez fired in the first place if the Marlins were supposedly close to pulling the trigger with Valentine?
Marlins not expected to interview Bobby Valentine on Saturday, owner Jeffrey Loria calls managerial search 'a process.'
- 11:10 pm Friday, June 25th, 2010 by Tom D'Angelo
Jeffrey Loria confirmed late Friday that he did not speak with Bobby Valentine during the day and that he does not expect Valentine to be in South Florida on Saturday.
Loria, who answered a few questions about the managerial situation following the Marlins' 3-0 loss, would not be specific when asked if the announcement could take up to another week.


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How a Brutal Strain of American Aristocrats Have Come to Rule America


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To celebrate its new series, The Secret Life Of …, the UK's history TV channel Yesterday commissioned artists to work with historians to provide a modern characterization of some of the most famous figures in history, as if they were alive today. The remixed paintings provide an educational account of what each figure was like which is stretched to assume how they would dress and carry themselves today. Modern day Queen Elizabeth I sports a Hilary Clinton hairstyle with a stylish, designer suit and keeps her notoriously hideous teeth concealed with a straight face, though it's likely she would have veneers in today's times. William Shakespeare would surely be a hipster and he is shown with piercings and hair plugs to keep up with the actors of today. [Read more...]
Cesar Santos' Legendary Artist Remix
What if Picasso and Rembrandt had met to have cocktails in 1953? You can imagine the talks they would have had: electric, inspired, and maybe even heated. The work that could have spawned from such a conversation might have looked a bit like that of Cesar Santos. His paintings seemingly bring the works of masters – from the Renaissance to the nineteenth century to Modernism – together, juxtaposing their styles one on top of the other. It's a patchwork of inspired painting. [Read more...]
Superman Re-Skinned as Other Pop-Icons
Perhaps the most famous of all Superman imagery comes, not surprisingly, from his very first comic features. The cover of Superman #6 featured a smiling hero, his radiant face looking out on a world he was happy and generous enough to save. It's classic Americana to the max. When artist Mike Mitchell recently took on the iconic image, he gave it everything but a new face – "re-skinning" Superman with the clothing of pop-culture icons far and wide, old and new. [Read more...]
Animated El Bocho: Berlin Street Art Comes to Life
Web based artist ABVH made a splash earlier this year when he payed tribute to Banksy's street art by creating 6 animated versions of the iconic artists pieces. In those works, sign inhabiting rats sprung to life, policemen got amorous, and a parking lot became much more playful. Now, taking his cues from ABVH's project, Berlin based artist Nicolas Molès has created animated work based on local street artist El Bocho's playful work. [Read more...]
Your Favorite Movies Remixed into An Audio Playground
It's hard to get enough of these amazingly beautiful movie remixes from audio/visual master Pogomix. It's not so much about the video here though, but more about the intricate audio collages remixed from the sounds in each film. Pogomix does this adeptly, creating electronic music which sweeps us away into a nostalgic sugar high, reminding us of our youth and tickling our ears with smooth sine wave bass. He's taken such hits as Hook, Harry Potter and about every Disney Princess movie, and created extremely catchy tunes using sounds from the films. [Read more...]
Banksy's Art Comes to Life
Without a doubt, the most famous street artist in the world, Banksy, has taken the art world by storm… even when people at first ignored his talents. Now, elite galleries and collectors worldwide vie for his pieces, and photographs of his newest street editions make the rounds of the internet hours after they appear on walls. Here, many of his most famous works are re-created by declared fan Nick Stern using real people to emulate them. [Read more...]
Bizarre Animations from Library of Congress Photos
If the geniuses behind Monty Python had been working a number of decades earlier, their films might have looked a lot like these quirky remixed photographs from Flux Machine, the strange blog of Kevin Weir. Using vintage imagery from The Library of Congress, Weir cuts and animates his moving GIFs in a style reminiscent of the Flying Circus' animations, creating something otherworldly and in this case, even a little creepy. Black and white images of russian Czars, german soldiers and even entire buildings, first appear as if they are the original print, then they quickly morph into something bizarre, unexpected and often amusing. [Read more...]
Classic Art Through A Sci-Fi Lens
What happens when you take world-famous artworks from the distant past and re-interpret them through the lens of modern fantasy? I'm not sure what's more exciting about these artworks, the fact that they where made based on some of the worlds most famous paintings, or how well each re-working stands up on its own. [Read more...]
Sleeve Faces: Remixing Old Record Covers
You can't do this with your MP3's! Clever audiophiles the world over have been taking old, beloved record sleeves featuring head shots of famous musical artists and creating the illusion that their body continues past the frame. Some of these are really well done, including clothing that closely matches artists such as David Bowie, Tom Waits, Elton John, Feddie Mercury and Lou Reed. [Read more...]
Remake: Classic Art Re-Interpreted
Classic artworks get re-made in Booooooom.com's photo project, 'Remake'. Artists from van Gogh to Cindy Sherman where re-interpreted by photographers in the UK based project, playfully lending their artistic license to give the works a new aesthetic. Artists were encouraged to minimally modify their original images, lending the project a raw, snapshot like feel in many examples. See many more of the excellent submissions at Booooooom.com [Read more...]


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iPad Airs are available for check out at the library!
iPads Airs are available for check out at the library. Each iPad Air is Wi-Fi compatible and pre-loaded with 20 e-book titles, 4 audiobooks and dozens of free apps and shortcuts to websites. The iPad Airs are available for a 14-day loan period or for a 4-hour in-library use and holds may be placed on the iPad Airs that check out for 14 days. iPad Airs for in-library use only are on a first-come, first-served basis.
The goal of the iPad Air lending program is to provide library customers with opportunities to gain familiarity and comfort with new technology that allows them to make use of alternative methods of enjoying the written and spoken word and to more fully explore the Internet and its vast resources.
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Hey there! Awesome song you made here!
I wonder if I could put some vocals in this song, when it's done I will put it on Soundcloud and Youtube. You will be credited for the music /PGM
Cool man, thanks! You can if you want.
I haven't checked these old songs in a long time, can't believe this has over 40k views!
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Best Music ever do you consider your self to be speed metal, Heavy Metal or Thrash Metal.
I'm not sure anymore, I fuse speed metal, thrash metal, death metal and lately progressive metal. Best music ever? You're too kind ;D haha. Thanks for the review!
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You're fucking awesome! :D Thanks for checking this out and commenting!
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Now this is metal!
I like the riffs :)
I really don't have any critique besides my issue with the static, and that's just minor, so I'll just go ahead and favorite it now.
Stay metal!
Cool shit, maybe I can remake this one with better drum and guitar tones (?) Thanks for checking it out!
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gotta love the back in the day shit
sepultura style riffage here. Sounds kinda stank with beat crap. Good thing you're way better now.
Haha, yeah man, old school riffs inspired by Metallica, Disturbed and Slipknot haha. Thanks man!


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Last year we told you about a plucky little UK-based firm called Lightning Car Company (LCC) that had announced its intention to build a 700-hp equivalent electric sports car called the Lightning GT. It's a lofty goal that took one step closer to fruition recently when LCC unveiled the production form of the Lightning GT. The carbon fiber body is certainly sexy, flowing between positive and negative spaces that wrap around the car and bulge in all the right places. We see a little Corvette in its shape, as well as some Aston Martin and Jaguar in the details. The Lightning GT also sports mechanicals that are available right now, including the same Altairnano batteries that propels the Phoenix SUT and the PML wheel motors powering the 640-hp electric MINI. LCC is currently building a prototype to see how well the Lightning GT will work in the flesh, but like any visionary company worth its weight in vaporware, is currently accepting £15,000 deposits.
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In June 2007, The Lightning Car Company announced its intent to develop electric technology for a luxury
British sports car – the Lightning GT. Today sees the unveiling of its evolutionary design. This super car with its
outstanding presence & performance is set to put British sports car innovation well and truly back on the map.
Designed to accommodate the latest battery and motor technology and reflect its 100% electric power and performance, the electric Lightning prototype is being hand-built by a small team of passionate British engineers, designers and collaborators.
Whilst the rest of the automotive world engages in the hybrid, hydrogen or electric debate, the Lightning Car
Company firmly believes its 100% Electric Lightning GT will help kick start the market for performance EV's.
Without a significant positive shift in perception, electric motoring will remain a huge compromise in the eyes of
driving enthusiasts and therefore fail to impress the masses. Our vision is shared by the world's biggest car
maker, General Motors, who believes the global oil supply has peaked and a switch to electric cars is
The design team has created a successor to the petrol Lightning GT. Combining the spirit, heritage,
individuality and drama of the original car with a dynamic and contemporary design language moves it into a
new era and, in doing so, embraces the new technologies and innovative architecture that reside beneath its
skin. Subtle creases, positive and negative sections add a sense of strength and finesse to the dramatic
surfaces of the car while retaining an understated, yet distinctive British Grand Tourer aesthetic. The Lightning's
interior will also be designed to complement the unique electric driving experience.
With the build of the prototype well underway, we should see how this translates into the 'real thing' during the
second half of 2008. The electric Lightning GT and Sports versions are now available to pre-order and deposits
of £15,000 are being accepted.
The vehicle proportion has been retained yet exaggerated, enhancing the dramatic volumes of the car. A
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This location is in the Mid-City neighborhood in New Orleans. Nearby parks include Heinemann Park (historical), Jeff Davis Parkway and Easton Park.
Nearby schools include Esperanza Charter School, A.D. Crossman: Esperanza Charter School and Jesuit High School.
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"Rizzoli & Isles" Subtext Recap (4.12): Strangers in a dog park
Jane admits as much, saying she wants him to stay and then go – but mainly the go part. Note how she's never said she wants Maura to go. In fact, she's even willing to drop the homicide case she's working on, the very case she used as an excuse not to stay with Beard Force, and go with Maura to the prison to pick up her long-lost grandpa. So, spend a day with your "boyfriend," who you haven't seen in months or spend a day with your girlfriend (note the lack of quote marks), who you see every single day? Such a tough decision. Jane throws her coat over her shoulder and practically winks at Maura saying, "The things I do for you."
Tell us more about these things, Jane. Spare no detail – especially if they involve the S&M room in Maura's basement we all know secretly exists.
At the penitentiary, Grandpa Mobster is wheeled out and he is your classic grumpy old man. He tells Maura she should have never seen the light of day and doesn't want anything to do with her. This, naturally, immediately flips the Protective Jane switch and she insists they put him back in the dark hole from whence he came. Still, after having seen Jane and Maura together for less than a minute, Grandpa Mobster nails their relationship immediately and calls Jane Maura's "girlfriend." He may be grumpy, but he has impeccable gaydar.
Jane grabs her girlfriend to leave, but the prison guard says no tag backs, the old man is theirs now. So they wheel him into Maura's place despite his grumblings. But now they can't leave him there alone. So who ya gonna call? Manservant! Guess Beard Force was good for something after all. He brings his service dog over and now everyone has a purpose. Beard Force is there to entertain Grandpa Mobster so Jane and Maura can go make out, er, solve crimes. Balance in the universe, restored.
Beard Force insists on being annoying, and says they should cut Grandpa Mobster some slack for being a horrible person. Oh, Beardy, you're dangerously close to violating Jane's No. 1 Commandment. Being nice to someone who is mean to Maura is almost like being mean to Maura. Maura smartly pops a grape to stifle a smug laugh because, "Ney-ner ney-ner, Jane took time off to help me, but not you."
Jane takes matters into her own hands and asks Korsak to call in a favor with a friend at the Housing Authority to get Grandpa Mobster out of Maura's place ASAP. Oh, and maybe let's discuss the case for a few minutes. This whole thing is going to boil down to dog hair. Yes, dog hair. I don't know, it could only be more gay if it was cat hair.
We're going to breeze through Red Herring No. 1 because the angry, stoner grad student didn't do it. But he did call the dead professor a "fat bitch" for accusing him of plagiarism, so he's no prize either.
Speaking of no prizes, Jane runs in late to meet Casey at The Dirty Robber. Her face registers her excitement (or more accurately, her lack thereof) perfectly. It's so wrong to see her there with anyone but Maura. Also wrong is his admitting he enjoyed spending time with Grandpa Mobster. Jane hits him for this, as she should. Then he makes her congratulate him for being promoted from Lt. Col. Beard Force to Col. Beard Force. He says he's in line to become a general, but has to decide if he wants to stay in the military or not. A grateful nation thanks you for your service, and wants you to stay in and the hell away from Jane.
The next morning Jane is at Maura's place for breakfast. And, once again, let me remind you that the "boyfriend" she hasn't seen in months is still around and waiting to spend time with her. Actions speak louder than words, and all that. She then tells Maura that Col. Beard Force wants to become a general and loves the Army more than her. The relief in her voice is palpable. Whatever, I'm interpreting it as relief. Tears of joy are a real thing, people.
Maura meanwhile is engaged in an anthropological experiment called feeding the old coot. He needs to eat his powdered eggs and burnt toast at 7 a.m. sharp. Grandpa Mobster rolls in, but refuses to eat his prison-issue grub. This sets Protective Jane off again, because no one refuses Maura's good graces. He spins his sob story about having his only son taken from him by Hope, and by default Maura. And how Paddy turned his back on him or whatever. Don't know why the writers want us to feel sorry for this miserable S.O.B., but I emphatically do not. Jane doesn't either and says maybe Paddy did it to show him the one good thing he's done with his life, make Maura. Be more in love with her, Jane. I dare you.


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Our mission is to provide a broad spectrum of research-driven internal medicine care for patients with cancer, including aspects of prevention, treatment and survivorship.
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Quality Improvement Presentations by the Departments of Symptom Research,
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Minimal Invasive Hepato-Pancreato-Biliary Surgery
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La Trappe Witte Trappist
The weather this June has been pretty awful, but today has been very sunny and the temperature peaked at a massive 29º Celsius. It seemed a suitable time to crack open this beer, one of a number of ales I brought back from my recent visit to Bruges. The Dutch La Trappe beers are from the most commercially-driven Trappist brewery and I'm sure this must be the first ever Trappist wheat beer. My verdict is that this 5.5% ABV beer is better than Hoegaarden but not as good as the well-known German wheat beers.
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Some really great GV shows around Coachella announced today! Mogwai!
Some really great GV shows around Coachella announced today! Mogwai!
I'm fortunate, as I work at House of Blues (San Diego). So I get to see hundreds and hundreds of great shows. But then there are those that we don't book who I'm aching to see. On my agenda this year so far:
March 3rd - Tosca (El Rey)
March 16th - TOOL (Viejas, San Diego)
May 10th - Puscifer, A Perfect Circle, Failure (Greek Theatre)
Gonna be a good year!
So glad i don't have to go to coachella to see the Knife, i will definitely be there for that one!
Also, i got Morrissey floor tickets today, if anybody wants to get in on a presale theres "kroqmoz" and at noon theres the presale for goldenvoice "suedehead"
Totally hitting that Mogwai show in May!
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Picked up 2 tix for Moz in Atlantic City, NJ assuming he doesn't call in sick for dumbass reason. Stop me if you think you've heard this one before...
And, off to see Sebadoh in Charlottesville, Va tonight. Woot!
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ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) -- Washington guard Nate Robinson was held seven points below his season average against No. 19 Alabama. Fortunately for the Huskies (No. 23 ESPN/USA Today; No. 22 AP), they've got a wealth of players in the backcourt.Point guard Will Conroy scored 18 points, and Tre Simmons -- starting in place of the injured Brandon Roy -- added 15 to help Washington beat Alabama 79-76 Saturday night in the final of the Carrs/Safeway Great Alaska Shootout. Robinson finished with 16 points and was selected the tournament's outstanding player.Washington (4-0) led the entire second half but barely escaped overtime when Alabama's Kennedy Winston missed a wild 3-pointer from near midcourt at the buzzer.The Huskies returned all five starters and their top seven scorers from last season's NCAA Tournament team."We do things as a team," Washington coach Lorenzo Romar said. "Our guys have bought into team, and we talk about (how) it is amazing what can be accomplished when no one gets the credit. Our guys have done a good job of that."Every guy's matured. Every guy's having more fun. I mean, you can see it all the way down the bench, all the way to our managers, everybody's face has this special glow to it."Conroy had six assists and hit consecutive 3-pointers down the stretch when Alabama (4-1) threatened to catch up."He has single-handedly won games for us over the last few years," Romar said. "Second half, he hits one, then he hits two. He did that a couple years ago at Gonzaga on the road, he hit 32 points in an overtime game. He just went crazy."When he starts going like that, we give him the total freedom to make plays. So we didn't call anything, because he's perfectly capable of getting his own shot within the structure of what we're doing when he gets going.Chuck Davis led Alabama (4-1) with 23 points and 19 rebounds, and Earnest Shelton added 17 points.Both teams started slowly, with Alabama committing five turnovers and Washington four in the opening 5 minutes.The Huskies led 21-19, but Alabama went on a 13-2 run to take a 33-24 lead. But with just over 3 minutes remaining, Robinson and Conroy hit long jump shots to start a 12-0 Washington run and the Huskies closed the half leading 36-33.Shelton picked up his fourth foul early in the second half and Washington slowly increased its lead. The Huskies matched their biggest lead of nine points, 64-55, when Robinson hit two free throws with 8:38 remaining.But with about 6 minutes left, Robinson committed his third and fourth fouls and went to the bench. Alabama closed the gap to three at 74-71 behind four points by Ronald Steele and a jumper by Winston.The Huskies took a 79-72 lead on Conroy's runner with 2:18 remaining, but Shelton made two baskets to cut it to 79-76 with 1:48 left.After a timeout with 28 seconds remaining, Alabama inbounded the ball and worked it underneath to Davis, who backed in but could not convert. After a scramble underneath the basket, the Crimson Tide got the ball with 9 seconds remaining.Shelton lost the ball at the top of the key and Robinson recovered on his knees but was called for traveling with 2 seconds remaining. Winston took the inbound pass near midcourt and missed on the last-second attempt."I think the story line tonight was the way Washington shot the ball," Alabama coach Mark Gottfried said. "They made big shot after big shot. They made shots when they needed to make them."
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July 21, 2014 MARQUETTE — Athletic participation packets for fall sports athletes at Marquette Senior High School are now available. Student-athletes can pick them up from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. more »»
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Your Obedience is the Key to God's Work in Your Life
- Thursday, July 21, 2005
God wants to transform you more and more into Christ's likeness. But He won't force His power on you. If you're passive about your relationship with Him, you can't expect to grow. God is looking for an invitation from you. He wants you to show Him you're serious about a relationship with Him by being willing to follow wherever He leads. Only then will you experience His transforming power.
Here's how your decisions to live faithfully can invite God's transforming power into your life:
Seek true life. Don't look for life anywhere else but in a relationship with Jesus Christ, whose life is the light of humankind, revealing God the Father to us. Understand that everything necessary to create, sustain, and transform you flows through Christ. His Spirit working in you is the spirit of the perfect child toward the perfect father. Just as Christ laid down His life, decide to lay down your own life in obedience to Him, sacrificing your own agenda and embracing His plans for your life. Trust that, in doing so, you will open yourself up to a better life than you could ever hope to live on your own.
Embrace an abundant life. Remember that Christ came to supply all that you lack. Make God your all in all, and rely on His unlimited power. When you feel discouraged, weary, or doubtful, pray for the courage, strength, and faith to rouse yourself and fight rather than giving up. Decide that you won't settle for a mediocre life, but that, no matter what your circumstances, you will constantly pursue a richer and fuller life than ever before. Don't limit God's plans for you. Ask Him to keep you growing.
Deny yourself to find rewards in Christ. Decide to reject all ways of thinking that are not divinely inspired - ways that don't take God into account and don't set His will supreme as the only law of life. Choose God's ways over the ways of our fallen world. Rather than asking, "What would I like to do?," ask "What would God like me to do?" in every situation. Don't let your own ambition rule your heart. Do nothing to please other people that wouldn't please God. Don't place your trust in money or any other worldly resource. Understand that everything you have is a gift from God, and trust in God alone. Deny your fears and have faith in God's power to accomplish whatever He wants to in your life. Forsake falsehood in all its forms and pursue the living truth that can only be found in Christ. Realize that no great works or sacrifices of your own can possibly be great enough to earn you a closer relationship with God. Give God what He's really looking for - an obedient heart that is willing to do whatever He asks, every day. Then expect to experience pure joy, directly from the source of all that is good.
Break free. Don't let sin hold you a prisoner in your own life. Know that Christ died not to save us from suffering, but from ourselves, not from injustice, but from being unjust. Understand that we are all slaves to either sin or to God, but that when we're slaves to God, we're also free, because we can master sin through His help. Realize that Christ alone can break sin's destructive power over you in the midst of our fallen world. Get to know Christ, who embodies truth, and let that truth set you free by deciding to listen to His voice rather than sin's urging.
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The panel owes much to Maryellen Fisher, who prepared many of the charts and graphs and who shepherded the report through its many clerical phases. They are especially grateful to Christine McShane for turning the polyglot of disciplinary panelists toward a single voice and for clarification of obfuscation.
The panel is grateful to a number of consultants who provided material on specialized topics: James Alan Fox, Jack Levin, Kathleen Pike, Adrian Raine, Lisa Stolzenberg, and Cathy Spatz Widom. It is also grateful to the following people for their generous assistance of various kinds: Carolyn Rebecca Block, Richard Block, Barbara Boland, Andrea Cummings, Joseph DeBold, Rosemary Erickson, Jeffrey Fagan, Lois Fingerhut, David Goslin, Lawrence Greenfeld, Gary Kleck, Markku Linnoila, Elaine McGarraugh, W. Walter Menninger, Alan Mirsky, Glenn Pierce, Richard Rau, Dennis Roncek, Lawrence W. Sherman, Henry Steadman, Bruce Taylor, Lynn Warner, Donald West, Renee Wilson-Brewer, and the staff members of federal violence research sponsoring agencies who prepared responses to our survey.
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So the last week of December I have off. I was thinking about taking a 1 or 2 night stay in NYC? Worth it? Any recommendations? Does the city decorate more during the Holidays? Would just be a short getaway for the wife and I.
You could see the Tree at Rockefeller center and the ball drop if you planned on staying in town for NYE. Hotel prices are a little higher around the holiday's however- just depends on when you are coming in.Plenty of recommendations, depends on what you are both into. There's food, museums, general sites, plays and other shows. Your close enough that you don't have to go crazy about it.
Any recommended area or hotel to stay at? I think my wife would like to see a Broadway type show. I wouldn't mind catching a Knicks game but that might be pricey.
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The holiday season in NYC is one of the best times to visit. Take a walk down Fifth Ave. and go see the sights:Department Store Windows:»newyork.cbslocal.com/guide/nyc-d···de-2012/Rockefeller Center:»www.rockefellercenter.com/tour-a···-center/Bryant Park:»www.bryantpark.orgHave fun!
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We just got back from a weekend in NYC. We got a pretty good deal at the Holiday Inn on W 57th Street.My wife enjoyed shopping at the Time Warner Center. On Sunday night we saw the Kenny Garrett Quintet at Dizzy's Club Coca-Cola. It was our first time at the club and a great experience!


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