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3D PRINTED GUNS: THIS time it's for REAL! Oh, wait – no, still crap
Re: Not a perfect solution, but...
Probably not a bad idea to have a backup weapon in the form of a water pistol filled with alcohol too.
So long, thanks for all the ...er, FISH BRIGHTER than boffins thought
Are zebra fish attracted to barcodes?
ROGUE SAIL BOAT blocks SPACE STATION PODULE blastoff
Reminds me of the old nautical rhyme:
When the wind comes from the north-and-west,
It's time to don your thermal vest.
When the wind from the northeast does blow,
Just give it up and go below.
When the wind does fail and fade away,
They will not go to space today.
RUMPY PUMPY: Bone says humans BONED Neanderthals 50,000 years B.C.
Re: The Neanderthal must have been really drunk...
Kurten passed away long before the sequencing of the Human Genome let alone the Neandertal variant. He was writing about the facts as he understood them (the sterile hybrid was the accepted theory) and threw in a bit of fantasy to explain the interbreeding and a possible reason for the subsequent extinction of the Neandertal line.
Being able to tell a story does not detract from his ability as an anthropologist, else we might also discount the work of Robert L Forward and Carl Sagan.
Re: The Neanderthal must have been really drunk...
The anthropologist Björn Kurtén hypothesized that the Neandertals were attracted to Cro-Magnons/Early Modern Humans because the details of the latter's physiology, such as lack of a heavy brow ridge, made them look like a Neandertal child. This brought out the Neandertals' mothering/nuturing instinct. Any offspring would be hybrids of the two species and have the benefit of hybrid vigour, which probably made them even more attractive, but the very unfortunate disadvantage of being sterile.
The C-M/EMH may have had to beat them off with a stick, but any kids would have been an evolutionary dead end.
NASA: Mars satellites menaced by speeding SPACE ALIEN
"Its actual composition is what's getting astronomers' hearts beating faster."
Possibly they should have named it Epinephrine instead of something that sounds like a railway point component.
Cable guy, Games of Thrones chap team up to make Reg 'best sci-fi film never made' reject
Re: Hmm
I ploughed through the gore and nastiness of the first book without realising it was part of a trilogy in the first place. I picked up the second hoping that the g&n would abate in that one, but no such luck. I eventually reached a quarter of the way in before giving up - sf horror is not really my cup of tea and I felt I had given PFH a chance with this one.
A considerable time later I was working away from home and needed a book to read so I picked it up again; it probably helped that I had forgotten most of the details of my previous attempt. I then went on to the third and saw it through to the end, more out of a fascination with how the mess was going to get resolved. The Deus Ex Machina ending makes me feel that PFH didn't know how he was going to resolve this either and panicked.
I still have the books but they're not likely to get read again.
I liked his Greg Mandel stuff.
Alien gimp gag or cosmic golf ball? NASA tackles question everyone's asking
It's clearly a previously undiscovered moon of Mars in a particularly low orbit.
I think we should name it Ike.
Divinity Original Sin and Wasteland 2 reviews: Turn-based gaming's NOT DEAD YET!
Re: Sir
Lethal combat system was what Traveller was all about, and the computer game was faithful in its rendition of the combat.
I used to GM the Traveller RPG and my merry band of players took a few TPKs to realise this wasn't D&D or Star Wars and the battles were the games' climax, not something your ground your way through on your way to the next level up. They did get very wily at times and there were a few games where guns were drawn but never fired. Kudos to them for that.
A lot of old games seem to be being reborn for Linux. Hopefully Megatraveller gets a do over, as I can't run it on my current W7 64 machine and it would be nice to try it again.
DARPA-backed jetpack prototype built to make soldiers run faster
Definitely not going to be advancing in column formation then.
BBC: We're going to slip CODING into kids' TV
Clangers? I'm thinking more along the lines of:
Bungle: Hello George. What are you doing?
George: Hello Bungle. Zippy has created a new compression algorithm and passworded his file. I am trying to crack it.
Bungle: Have you tried a rainbow table?
The police are WRONG: Watching YouTube videos is NOT illegal
Ignorance is no excuse in the eyes of the law.
Knowledge that there is no law covering this particular "crime" is no excuse in the eyes of the law.
Knowing your rights is grounds for suspicion in the eyes of the law.
Kate Bush: Don't make me HAVE CONTACT with your iPHONE
Re: Flash
"Little light,
Will guide them to me."
Boffins ID freakish spine-smothered prehistoric critter: The CLAW gave it away
I first saw Hallucigenia in an old coffee table book "The Rise of Life" by John Reader (yes, I still have it.)
My first thought on seeing the picture is "surely they have it upside down". The spindly little spine legs would sink into the sea bottom ooze. The waggly other protruberances would certainly make a better method of propulsion, whether walking or swimming. I deferred to the paleontologists who discovered the thing, but it is nice to be right.
Spin doctors crack 'impossible' asteroid hurtling towards Earth
Straightforward solution.
Get a whole load of geckos. Train them to wear little gecko spacesuits. Put them in a ship and send it off to the asteroid. Once there they all attach a line to the spaceship and float over to the asteroid. They stick themselves dipole-dipole fashion to the surface and begin squirting cyanoacrylate adhesive over the asteroid to bind it together. The lines are all wound into a single strong cable by the spin of the asteroid. The spaceship then begins a very gentle burn until the asteroid is no longer on collision course. The geckos then detach from the surface and their lines, and float back to the spaceship. They return to Earth to a hero's welcome and all the insects they can eat.
LOHAN acquires aircraft arboreal avoidance algorithm acronyms
says (again)
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Geomagnetic Tree Avoidance Variant (Laurel, Ash, Chestnut, Elm, Yew, Juniper, Oak, Now As Standard)
Magnetic Anomaly Detector Brings Inspired Tree Collision Hack.
Small Program Usually Reduces Tree Impacts Near Ground
As my last attempt at an acronym resulted with being mentioned in despatches for rudeness I offer
Lohan Arborial Repulsion Code Hack.
Presumably Ruperta converts everything into assembly language?
World's only flyable WWII Lancaster bombers meet in Lincs
Blood ran cold for a moment on reading the title to this article - a meet can be construed as a collision.
The nice thing about living near Sywell in Northamptonshire is the Vulcan and the Lancaster frequent the place for display training with the local acrobatic team The Blades. I have had the Lanc orbit my house at low level while waiting for its slot.
Astounding: We're about to stick a probe in orbit of a COMET
More of a Moby Duck.
Hopefully the Philae lander has been programmed to transmit on harpoon impact, "To the last I grapple with thee; from hell's heart I stab at thee"
Cor blimey: Virgin Media pipes 152Mb fibre to 100,000 East Londoners
It could be all the old DOCSIS 1.0/1.1 modems still in use which are cluttering up the network; I recall reading they generate more noise than the later versions.
We are due to be upgraded by VM to 50Mbit/s in October. I called "Customer Services" in March asking whether I could have a new modem as I am still running my fourteen year old Motorola Surfboard SB4100 (DOCSIS 1.0) and wouldn't they prefer such old kit off their network?
They still wanted me to pay £20 for the privilege so I still have it, although it won't ever reach 50Mbit/s when the higher speed kicks in.
Two years on, Curiosity's still in the same crater
Unexpected behaviour
"Dave, this conversation can serve no purpose any more. Goodbye."
Canuck reader threatens suicide over exact dimensions of SPAAAACE!
Look, for the last time, it's not how big the damn thing is, it's what you do in it that counts.
Plucky Rockall adventurer prepares to leave islet
I never realised the Antarctic stretched so far north.
Have they been reading the reciprocal compass heading again?
Drone's drug airdrop mission ends in failure for Irish prisoners
The drugs. Were they from the Amazon region?
Supermodel Lily Cole: 'I got a little bit upset by that Register article'
Here I lie, awake at two thirty AM with a broken rib.
Unikitty is doing nothing for me even though I am trying to think positive thoughts.
Do you have to be a virgin?
BuzzGasm: 9 Incredible Things You Never Knew About PLIERS!
Re: Missed opportunity here
There is pretty good evidence of pliers existing many millions of years in the past (grippy marks on bones, handle prints in clay etc.) but there is no known fossil example older than the early plierstocene; the species Inuria illegitimus.
There is considerable debate on when the wire stripper first evolved and whether the centre ring with cutter blade is an entirely separate species to the one with the wire cutter built in to the handle end. Determining the point of evolutionary divergence is difficult particularly when considered along side the first appearance of the knurled nut gripping ring, as the KNGR may or not appear alongside both types.
It's a fascinating subject.
Police pen shortage threatens Irish public order
Re: What they need is...
Crikey! I hate to think what the punishment would be for posting a humorous limerick about a limerick copper not being able to write something down.
So I'm not going to.
Someone else can take the flak.
LOHAN chap brews up 18% ABV 'V2' rocket fuel
Time for a proper scientific experiment; what happens to mead when exposed to the environment at 20Km+ altitude? Is it still nice when it comes back?
A very small sample in a sealed polybag could go aloft with Lohan.
Final LOHAN test flights codenamed 'Punch' and 'Judy'
Punch & Judy? This is getting more and more Mad Science by the day.
I half expect to see Othar Tryggvassen plummet out of the balloon on the way up.
El Reg BuzzFelch: 10 Electrical Connectors You CAN'T LIVE WITHOUT!
Re: BS 546
The UK plugs are all in the Premium section, along with a lot of other exciting connectors such as bayonet fittings and SCART. It is £25 well spent, I can tell you.
BuzzFelch? Better than FuzzBelch, but not much.
Herschel boffins spot fat dwarf Ceres in TEARS over astro-identity crisis
A little leakage at the seals, I believe. They should fix that.
The water tanks have been inserted, the plug seals are in and the solar arrays are under construction. Once the arrays are complete, aimed and Ceres is inflated by steam pressure the Belters will have their Confinement Asteroid and us Flatlanders will be in for even more political strife.
Mystery 'doughnut' materializes in front of Mars rover: 'OH MY GOD! It wasn't there before!'
If you have a set of wheels you should take the opportunity to do doughnuts at least once in your life.
Never mind bungled Universal Credit rollout, Maude wants UK to be 'most digital' gov by 2015
My aging mum needed her driving licence renewed as she is nearly 80. I decided to show her that the internet was more than an Amazon shopping tool.
Last week I tried to renew online.
Turns out we were unable to get anywhere without registering, so I went through the registration process.
Things were going great until the "do you have a passport?" question. No to that, she has never been out of the country. We filled in driving licence number, national insurance details, etc. etc. Eventually, at the end we sat and watched the screen pop up a message saying that as we did not have a passport photo we could not continue.
So we have had to resort to sticking her licence (which is a modern credit card format with her photo on) along with the renewal form in the post.
We were not impressed and I am more than a little concerned about our "digital Gov".
'BILLION-YEAR DISK' to help FUTURE LIFEFORMS study us
Re: what to write
"If you are reading this, don't forget to sanitize your phone".
UNREAL, dude: Nvidia uncloaks Tegra K1 graphics monster for your mobile ... and CAR
"your cars are going to be able to do things that most people won't be able to understand".
That won't be difficult. Never mind the car - I'm capable of doing things that most people don't seem to understand; e.g. indicating at roundabouts.
Guinness gives games geek world record for 10,607 piece collection
31 years * 365 days = 11315.
So very nearly one new game a day.
I wonder how many of them are still unopened.
Even more impressive is how he managed to afford 342 games a year and remain within his self imposed budgetary constraints.
Well done, sir!
Ghosts of Christmas Past: Ten tech treats from yesteryear
Re: Sinclair's programmable device
I still have mine, minus the 9v battery cover. It hasn't been out of the cupboard for a few years now though, and that was to tick off a "your computer is running slow" telephone caller.
It was eventually replaced by a TI-68 calculator which does still get used (mostly for calculating nothing more complex than where I am in the Nether compared with the Overworld.) Even the TI is prehistoric now.
Re: Big Trak
I worked in a long-gone toy chain called Taylor & McKenna when Big Trak came out.
We sold shed loads of them and their tipping trailer, it was genuinely a must-have toy for Christmas and we eventually ran out of both.
When we opened for business after Christmas that year we discovered that the build quality was not quite as good as it could have been.
Broken keypads. Sticking wheels. Trailers that would not tip. Trailers that wouldn't stop tipping.
Most of customers wanted a working Big Trak and we had no replacements. Fortunately I had already had a rummage about in the innards of one that had been bought as a birthday present and had failed so I knew how to fix them.
The broken keyboard - peel apart the plastic layers and put electroconductive paint on the broken circuitry. Removing and reseating the wheels fixed the circling problem. The trailers had a plastic component that informed the controller whether the trailer was in the process of tipping and usually just needed reseating as it tended to stick.
We had customers holding Big Traks and trailers queuing right out of the shop and forming a line in the shopping centre. I had to triage the machines into definitely defunct, needed serious attention (keypad painting) and reseating jobs.
Customers in the queue were watching me fix a trailer and copying what I was doing. The majority of them successfully fixed their own, which took some of the load off. I think we eventually ended up with about a dozen ones that were sufficiently dead that we could cannibalise them for spares and fixed the rest.
I don't know what the failure rate was but it kept me occupied for weeks. The nice thing was I only recall ever seeing a couple come back again as faulty after we had fixed them.
Bjork, 500+ novelist pals ask UN for 1 bill of digital rights to RULE 'EM ALL
An army of herself plus Mr Peterson.
She's going to be unstoppable.
Quadrillion-dollar finance house spams Reg reader with bankers' private data
Flips over a card and reads:
Bank error in your favour.
Collect £200.
Ah, if only.
OMG, Andrex KILLED the PUPPY! Not quilty, exclaim bog roll boys
Re: Am I the only person who still buys toilet paper?
Sounds like you are provided with John Wayne toilet paper at work.
It's rough, it's tough, and it don't take shit off nobody.
MINING in SPAAAACE! Asteroid-scoopers? Nah - consumers will be the real winners
Re: In Apollo 13 @Pascal Monett
Yes, the Apollo 13 astronauts had to do manual Command Module stabilization and correct their flight path, however, as I mentioned in my first comment we are way beyond that now. In the same situation a group of modern on-board computers with redundancy and constant error checking of each other would be able to agree on and implement a fuel efficient and fast method of stabilization whilst the disoriented human pilot was still trying to work which way was Christmas.
Someone who knows what to do in case of failure of the machines may have the title of pilot, but the role is still one of engineer or mechanic who may occasionally thumb the EXEC button on a computer once the new destination is programmed in.
Think of a fly-by-wire plane. No matter how good the pilot is, in normal flight he simply requests the computers send the aircraft in a particular direction at a particular attitude. If the computers don't like it they don't do it. If all the computers fail then he better hope the preferred method of egress works because he certainly isn't going to fly it home.
The problem is we were all brought up on Star Wars/Buck Rogers/Battlestar Galactica (well I was). Real spaceflight just isn't like that.
Re: says @AC
You're not wrong about the complex stuff with mining and tunnelling, but that is not exactly the pilot's role.
The jobs you are describing appear to be more of the mining expert and engineering types.
In aviation it is handy if the pilot knows which bits should be firmly attached to a plane and which ones are supposed to wiggle, but it isn't usually necessary for them to be capable of stripping down and rebuilding a turbofan or co-ordinating flight operations at a busy terminal.
In Apollo 13 none of the crew had to be a pilot to assemble the CO2 scrubber from the bits available.
"you're not going to skimp on $100k or $200k a year in wages for someone driving your $2bn spaceship."
No, you don't need to.
All your orbital and transfer orbit activity will be done by computers.
Putting humanity in the loop just adds inaccuracies in burn durations and vectors.
All your pilot needs to do is tell the computer that e.g. they want to be in Mars orbit at a specific altitude on a certain date and press enter.
The computer will tell them they will commence orientation manoeuvres for the initial burn on the 7th August at 04:26:26 and will be running the engine for 684.2 seconds at 1G.
Note the pilot doesn't even need to be aboard.
We have advanced long past the era of "The Right Stuff" and HAL was way over-specified for the job it needed to do.
This is how it will really be, and even then some fun activites have been added to give the human a sense of involvement: http://orbit.medphys.ucl.ac.uk/
Eagle steals crocodile-cam, records video selfie
No cinematic skills whatsoever? Give him a chance, every budding film maker probably made a hash of it the first time they picked up a camera.
He probably thought he'd put it somewhere safe while he'd gone off to find a manual for it, and now it's been recovered.
That's almost certainly ended the career of another Seaeagleberg.
Inside IBM's vomit-inducing, noise-free future chip lab
Re: Cheap
That's what I thought - you couldn't get a lockup/garage around here for that price.
My mind did, however, add "million" to the back end of the figure automatically. I tend to do that when big corporate science projects are involved. Which doesn't make sense, because we are then in the Merkin Billion Zone and no doubt that's how it would have been entered in the article.
A conundrum.
WATCH LIVE: Comet ISON DESTROYED by Sun, NASA brains fear
Comet ISON,
Went close,
Is gone.
The ULTIMATE cuppa showdown: And the winner is...
Too busy to make tea? Too BUSY to make tea?
During WWII US tanks sent to Britain had to go into the workshop to get a hot water boiler fitted so that tea could be made; Brit tanks had them as standard fit.
Crews would stop at any opportunity to brew a cuppa, even during battle. Probably affected the rate of fire somewhat though.
None of this "too busy" malarkey. Kids today etc.
"Ere, Jimmy, pass the milk."
"Hang on, got a Jerry in my sights."
"That's sergeant to you, and pass the bloody milk NOW!"
Build your own WORKING Sonic Screwdriver... for a UNDER A FIVER
But the real question is "Is Matt Smith enjoying his Squid-on-a-Stick?"
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Good evening everybody,
Outside it's nice and wintery, so staying warm in a coffee shop with my homework and friends feels like the right choice. Here's a picture of them, and the spot where I'm writing at this moment:
We're at a cafe in South East Portland for a change of place and to cheer us up during the paper writing marathon. At the moment, I am immersed in an analysis of a Langston Hughes poem and getting ready to start another paper about Jorie Graham. It's been poetry, poetry, poetry for the last few weeks: poetry presentations, poetry writing, poetry analysis, discussion, and I'm going to a poetry appreciation potluck on Saturday with the Poetry 301 class and my professor, Jerry Harp, at a friend's house. Also, I just registered for Mary Szybist's workshop class next semester. She is a National book Award winner and very kind person, so I am looking forward to even more poetry. Sometimes I feel like I don't live in the real world with all this "deep thinking," but at the same time it's awesome. When will there be a time in the future when when I'll have literary discussions everyday?
Having a quick visit from my dad helped make life a little more real. College has made me appreciate living on my own, but I also appreciate mom and dad more. He took the day off Wednesday and flew to Portland in the morning to see my Dinah Dodds Endowment Presentation on the poetry research I did in Strasbourg over the summer. He took a pic of me presenting:
Seeing him was a good reminder that there is life outside of school and also a reminder that I am supposed to be here studying hard and makin' the fam proud. This week I'm feeling happy/stressed/tired/inspired and very much in college.
I hope you all are making it through the college applications. It's worth it, so good luck!
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Real Life
Lewis & Clark students share their experiences on campus and abroad
20 November 2014
18 November 2014
A Quick Blurb...
I'm sorry, but this is going to be a very short update. We're at the part of the semester when things are just really, really, busy. I had a lull in my workload for a week or two, and then BOOM. It's time to get down to business. I'm also feeling like I might be coming down with something on top of my workload, so there's that. It's just that time of year, I guess. I think we're all ready for Thanksgiving Break next week.
On the other hand, I had a totally awesome weekend! Getting to go out with friends really relieved some of the end-of-semester stress.
Saturday night was Fall Ball. Originally, I wasn't going to go, but I made a last-minute decision and I' so glad I did! I LOVE dancing.
Before Frankenstein.
My roommate and I took the Pioneer Express, which is the LC bus, and went downtown Sunday night to see a screening of the play Frankenstein, starring Benedict Cumberbatch as the Creature. It was probably one of the highlights of the semester so far. It was so true to the book, and so beautifully and artistically done. Plus, Benedict Cumberbatch is one of my favorite actors.
After Frankenstein.
We were emotional wrecks and passionately shouting about all the allusions to Paradise Lost on the way back to LC (she's an English major too).
Also, I found Ramune at Fred Meyer?? Whaaaa..? It's a Japanese drink also known as marble soda. (and you can see the previous years Fall Ball and Spring Fling pictures in the background, haha)
The rest of my weekend was spent studying, as per usual. Anyway, I need to stop writing and go take a nap or something. Hope you are all doing well in your search for the "right" school! I use quotes because no school is perfect and there is probably no "right" answer, but I hope my blog gives you at least a little bit of help in what it's like to be a student at LC.
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Weekend Home
This week, snow was in the forecast for Portland. That's a rare occurrence here. So while everyone was bundling up to prepare for cold weather, I was breaking out my flips and shorts because I was going home for the weekend! I live about two hours east of San Diego out in the desert, so it was 80 degrees there when I was leaving 32 degree Portland.
My flight was at 6:30 in the morning, so I took the Pio and the Max out to the airport late Wednesday since the Pio does not run that early in the morning. I got to PDX airport around 11 at night and settled in to wait for my flight. I was bursting with excitement all that night, but I had to busy myself with watching movies on my tablet.
I arrived in San Diego Thursday morning at about 8:30, and then I had to learn how to use San Diego's public transportation. I had to take the 992 bus to Santa Fe station, then get on the green line for the Trolley to get to San Diego State University, where my girlfriend Ava was waiting for me! After walking around for a few minutes, she found me and gave me a tour of the entire campus. SDSU campus was huge.
Once her classes were over, we went down to the beach to watch the sunset. Also I wanted to be able to rub it in for some of my friends in Portland who were sitting in the snow. It was nice being able to relax on the beach and watch the sun set. Once it got darker, we headed over to a Buffalo Wild Wings for dinner.
Friday morning, after Ava finished classes again, we headed home. My friend from high school, Donovin, who also attends SDSU, got a ride with us. It was amusing watching him (he is 6'5") fit into Ava's two door Honda Civic. Driving back, I felt as if I was in a dream. It had been almost three months since I had been there and it didn't feel real. Seeing all the brown and dusty light green was such a contrast from Portland's dark green forests.
|Donovin enjoying the ride.
Once I got home, time flew by too quickly. I spent a of lot of time either with my family, being with Ava, or eating carne asada (Mexican marinated beef - a local favorite). It was so wonderful to sleep in my bed and see my family. Also, seeing my dogs was a lot of fun! I missed how dumb they are. It was all over too fast. Now I just need to wait one more month until Christmas break.
|Carne Asada Plate.
Now that I am back at Lewis and Clark, I am in full work mode. I have two tests within the next week for biology and chemistry and an essay due next Wednesday for E&D. Also my bio lab group needs to put together our draft of the ivy study we conducted. You can say that this week might be a bit stressful, but I am ready to take on this challenge so that I can get to Thanksgiving.
Until next week guys,Remington
|Alex, my brother, and I at breakfast.
|Ava enjoying the beach!
17 November 2014
inclement weather day and closing in on the end
I am feeling very well rested as I write this, because my weekend was extra long. My one class was cancelled on Thursday due to "inclement weather." Forecasters were calling for 4-6 inches of snow and 1/4 inch of freezing rain, which is really weird for Portland--especially in November. It ended up not happening (it snowed maybe a dusting), but classes were cancelled Thursday morning because some roads were icy, and the threat of snow still loomed. Because I just had one class, that meant my whole day was free! I stayed home and watched Christmas movies with my housemate while we drank hot chocolate. We figured it was appropriate for the weather.
It's been pretty cold here-- just look at this picture of the reflecting pool I took this morning!
|usually they drain the water from the pool before it's cold enough to freeze, but the cold weather came early this year!
There are still little patches of snow and ice left over from last Thursday. I don't think they'll go away any time soon, but I like it. Maybe it's because I'm from Minnesota, but I really like snow and it makes me feel like I'm home.
Besides having Thursday off, I had a pretty restful weekend. On Saturday I went downtown to get brunch to belatedly celebrate my birthday (I turned 21 last Monday!). After brunch a couple of friends and I ventured down Hawthorne in southeast Portland, then decided to go to a mall in Clackamas. We took a series of busses and ended up really far from campus, and really close to Santa's workshop (we decided against sitting on his lap though). On our way home we stopped at a Chinese restaurant in northwest. It was a busy, fun day.
Sunday was more filled with doing work. I finished my abstract wave drawing that I talked about in my last post. I'm pretty pleased with it, and my class seemed to like it. Every time we have a project due, my class spends a while critiquing each piece. It's a good way to get feedback, both positive and negative, and to give you ideas of what you can change. It's also kind of fun because often people will interpret your drawing in a way that you hadn't even though of. It gives you a sense of how authors must feel when high school students analyze every line of a text- as someone on tumblr puts it, sometimes a blue curtain is just a blue curtain. It's fun, though, because it makes you think about what your subconscious was saying.
We are very, very close to the end of the semester. We have this week, half a week next week (and Thanksgiving), and a week and a half of classes after that. Then reading days and finals. That means I only have 6 of my T/Th and M/W classes and 9 of my M/W/F classes left. I have a lot to do before the end of the semester!
The biggest thing on my to do list right now is getting my visa for Chile. Because I'll be studying in a university and will be living there for 5 months, I am required to get a student visa. Right now I'm waiting to get the analysis of my finger prints I sent the FBI, which I need to send with my visa application. I also set up a doctor's appointment in our health center today for after Thanksgiving break. I need to include a letter from a doctor in my application, that says I'm healthy and don't have any communicable diseases. I'm also waiting for copies of my acceptance letter from the study abroad program. Once I have all of this, I'll send it to the Chilean consulate in Chicago, where I'll then have to go (unless I can figure out how to do it at the honorary consul in Minneapolis) to sign and pick up my visa. I'm a little bit stressed about it, but I'm making myself think about all of the people who did it before me. If everyone else has been able to do it successfully, I'm pretty sure I can, too. I'll keep you updated.
I have to go work on my final project for environmental education, so I'll sign off here. Please email me if you have any questions! firstname.lastname@example.com!
10 November 2014
Weekend Update
November 10, 2014
Well, this is going to be a shorter entry because I have at least eight more things to do tonight after this. I probably shouldn't have spent an hour watching Avatar: The Last Airbender instead of folding my laundry. Oh well…
I had a pretty good weekend because I was really able to strike a balance between schoolwork and fun things. Right after classes on Friday, I went to a meeting for the Multicultural Engagement Living Learning Community (LLC) to discuss plans for the rest of the term. The LLCs are new this year, although the Multicultural theme has always been present in the hall I live in, Akin Hall. This year it's just more formalized. Hence, the community meeting. Anyway, the other members of the council and I decided on some cool events to have. One thing we are doing is hosting a discussion about misogyny and harassment in video gaming culture. We also are having a cultural music night where people share their favorite music videos. Another thing that might happen is a sort of story-telling session where everyone talks about their experiences living in or traveling in other countries. I'm pretty excited!
After that, a bunch of my friends went down to the academic side of campus and holed up in one of the larger lecture halls to play The Hobbit: Desolation of Smaug (Extended Edition) on the projector. That was really awesome. We do that a lot – we saw the first Hobbit movie earlier in the term, and last spring we watched the third season of Sherlock. It's so great to be able to utilize the academic spaces however we want, even on Friday nights!
As I've mentioned before, I am taking a class called Education in a Complex World, and I volunteer at an elementary school as a part of it. On Saturday, I met with the kindergarten teacher I work with to interview her for one of my classes. I took the bus to Starbucks and we just talked about her experiences in the education system. It was really cool to talk to her! We never get the chance to chat one-on-one in class because we're too busy dealing with the kids, so it was nice to get to know her more, and hear her thoughts on things like gender in the classroom, and standardized testing. In the evening, I saw an on-campus production of Spring Awakening. Our theatre department is so cool! I wish I had the guts and the time to be more involved with it. Afterwards, I played Cards Against Humanity with a bunch of people in the lounge, which was a blast.
On Sunday, I spent many hours in the library reading Paradise Lost. That was about it. I love the text, but after I finished the assignment, my brain was just fried. It's so dense. What really helps me is to listen to the audio version as I read. The Lewis and Clark library website has great resources like that. It's really helpful for reading Milton and Shakespeare, especially because in the latter, the recording has different actors voicing each character. It's the next best thing to watching the play.
Well, this turned out longer than I anticipated. I guess I'm just proud of myself for having a weekend that was both really fun and really productive. That very rarely happens, it seems.
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Last Football Game
This week was a last for a couple things. It was my last game for football, and it was the last time I had to collect data for my ivy project. For football, I have mixed feelings about it ending, but I am very happy the ivy collection is over.
On Saturday we played George Fox University at their stadium in nearby Newberg, Oregon. It was a surprisingly sunny day, and it was amazing weather for playing football. The game started out very slowly with both of us being tied 6-6 at the end of the first quarter. After that the game slowly went south for us. Our defense played a very good game, but our offense just had trouble moving the ball. In the end, we lost 30-12, ending our season on a sour note. After the game, we all took a moment to say goodbye to our seniors. It was a very sad moment realizing that we wouldn't play with them again.
Although it was a very tough season I definitely gained knowledge that will help me in the future here at Lewis and Clark. One of the biggest things I picked up is time management. Before coming to college, I was a pretty good student that never really needed to try to get good grades. Once getting here, that all changed. I had to tell myself that I needed to sit down at this time and plan out when I would do homework, go lift, and go to meetings.
Now that football is over, I have the challenge of figuring out what to do with all my free time. For one thing, I will get to sleep in most mornings now! Without practices in the morning I will definitely be catching up on a little more sleep. I will also be working out a lot to prepare for next season so that we will have a much better season. I hope that I will play more and make a significant contribution to my team!
As for my biology class this was the last time that I collected data for my ivy study. We have yet to analyze any of our data, which is what we will performing in lab this week. My whole group was very glad that we didn't have to go out into the field and tromp around in the forest in plots of ivy. Why? Now we move on to our write-ups and analyzing our data. It will be a great relief once we can knock this out. I really am glad that we have to do this write-up. This lab has really helped with my ability to write a scientific paper and work with peers to complete a task. Since I want to be a veterinarian, this will be a helpful learning experience as I move toward grad school.
Now that football is over, I am going have more time to find a lot more adventures (like my snowboarding class!) so that I can tell everyone about all the great things at Lewis and Clark College!
Until next week everyone!
-Remington Campbell
|Our field on the morning of game day! Before we left for George Fox.
|The two pictures above are from our field work in biology.
We were observing native species that grew near ivy.
|Here is a picture my brother sent me of my two dogs back home.
They are of questionable intelligence, hence the title he sent me.
09 November 2014
On Mondays
Hey all!
This week started out the way it usually does, with an incredibly busy Monday. Mondays I have class on and off (mostly on) from 9:40 to 5:30, so it's always a full day. Luckily I like all of my classes, so I enjoy everything. This week in drawing we started working with crosshatching, which is somewhat therapeutic. The goal of the assignment was to create shapes that were pleasing to us, and fill it in with a gradient of light grey to black, using only crosshatching.
|where I'm at right now- I have to fill in the whole page!
One of my other classes on Monday is Spanish conversation. This week we've been presenting on our favorite songs, so I presented on Graceland by Paul Simon. It's a song I grew up listening to on car trips with my family, and I enjoyed getting to research it some more (for example, I learned that it wasn't originally going to talk about Graceland, and Elvis, and Simon just used "I'm going to Graceland" as a filler. Eventually he decided to visit the city, and afterwards he decided to keep that as the chorus of the song). I've also been introduced to other songs through the other presentations, which has been neat.
My other Monday class is environmental education. We've been doing a lot of interesting readings about place based education, which is the idea that education should be based in learning about place- students should utilize the area they live in order to learn and better understand concepts and their community. In order to implement this in our class, we have a practicum at a nearby site. I've explained this before, but I am at Tryon Creek State Park, just a few blocks from campus. This Saturday I visited the site again, this time to attend a talk by LC's own Liz Safran, an environmental studies and geology professor. She presented on the geomorphology of Tryon Creek. Similar to the programs for children that I've attended so far, we started out with a presentation in the classroom, then moved outside for a hike. The main difference was that this was a program for adults, and we got to go off-trail (something you only get to do in Tryon with special permission).
|the view (off-trail) of Tryon! It was very flat and had lots of deciduous trees, making it feel more midwestern than other parts of the park (which I like, since I'm a fan of the midwest)
I learned a lot, and the audience was very engaged.
The rest of the week went by fairly smoothly. I had my classes as usual (my fourth class is colonial Latin American history, in which we learned about the Pueblo Indians in the current American Southwest), and watched "The Mission," a film about Jesuit missions on the Argentina/Brazil/Paraguay border. Tuesday I had an exciting ukulele orchestra practice, in which we decided to work on Taylor Swift's new album. This weekend I went downtown to get my hair cut, and did a lot of homework.
|downtown is full of beautiful fall colors!
|the view from the stop for the pioneer express (the shuttle downtown) next to my house
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November 19 2014
GAINESVILLE, Fla. --- What do animals really want? A new study from the University of Florida suggests it might be human contact, at least in the case of some Galapagos tortoises.
November 18 2014
GAINESVILLE, Fla. --- Overhunting has been disastrous for elephants, but their forest habitats have also been caught in the crossfire.
November 12 2014
GAINESVILLE, Fla. --- Ebola may be a worldwide health crisis, but a new study shows it's not likely to keep many Americans from heading over the river and through the woods for the holidays.
November 12 2014
If you were frustrated by how long it took to vote in recent elections, you're not alone. University of Florida political science professor Daniel Smith wants to help, and one of his most powerful tools is a humble Popsicle stick.
November 10 2014
GAINESVILLE, Fla. – An endangered green sea turtle rescued last month in the lower Florida Keys was recovering today after surgery performed Friday to remove potentially life-threatening tumors from its eyes.
November 20 2014
The University of Florida is part of a consortium led by the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (UIUC) that has been awarded $7 million from the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) to increase global food security and support effective rural development. The focus of the project is to empower women to increase agricultural productivity, thereby contributing to higher household incomes and improved nutrition.
November 20 2014
GAINESVILLE, Fla. --- The University of Florida Foundation has launched an initiative to raise $100 million for the Machen Florida Opportunity Scholars program, which has given more than 3,200 Florida students from low-income families the chance to go to college.
November 19 2014
Explaining what an institutional repository is and how it benefits faculty and students has long been a difficult task, not only at the University of Florida, but also at universities across the country.
November 18 2014
University Galleries and the University of Florida International Center are pleased to present the award-winning work of students, faculty, staff and alumni from the International Center's 11th Annual Global Culture Photography Competition in a new exhibition currently on display in Grinter Gallery.
November 18 2014
The fourth season of LiveVibe TV premieres 7:30 p.m. Nov. 20 with an episode titled "Opening Minds: People Who Make Video Games" at the UF Digital Worlds Institute's REVE (Research, Education and Visualization Environment) in Norman Gym.
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Kevin Sabet, director of the Drug Policy Institute, was quoted in an Oct. 28 New York Times story about how the second set of votes on legalizing marijuana for recreational use can determine if there will be a national wave of legalization.
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November 18 2014
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Sony will update the PlayStation 4 system software on Wednesday, April 30, to version 1.7, and below is the official list of new features coming to the console.
As previously reported, the biggest feature of the update is the introduction of SHAREFactory, a free video editing suite that lets players edit their gameplay clips before sharing. A new video demonstrating the capabilities of SHAREFactory is below, following an introductory video released last week.
Other highlights include an 'HDCP off' option which will let players stream gameplay footage through HDMI using a capture card, and a new pre-order download ability to automatically pre-download PS4 games up to several days prior to release in order to play them as soon as they are unlocked on release day.
Sony will also tomorrow release a Vita system software update, v3.15, which will improve Vita-to-PS4 device pairing. Details for that are also below.
Here's Sony's official PS4 Firmware update 1.7 changes list:
PS4 System update 1.7
Edit and Share Epic Moments with SHAREfactory
After PS4 owners update to system software version 1.70, an icon to download SHAREfactory will appear on the PS4 system's homescreen once it's available. SHAREfactory, a free rich video editor, will elevate game sharing by allowing users to easily customize their gameplay videos with special effects including filters, transitions and themes.SHAREfactory provides access to a robust suite of tools to personalize videos by adding text and video commentary with picture-in-picture capability using PlayStation Camera. PS4 owners can also add a custom soundtrack to their videos using the included audio tracks or by importing their original music. With this rich set of features, SHAREfactory enables players to create a polished compilation of their most epic gaming moments to share with their friends and social networks.
Get Games Faster with Automatic Downloading for Pre-ordered Games
Immediacy and streamlined access to content is a core part of the PS4 experience, with existing features such as "Play As You Download." The 1.70 update builds on this by adding the ability to automatically download select games pre-ordered from PlayStation Store prior to the release, so it's ready to play as soon as the game launches. When the auto-download feature is enabled, the game will automatically download up to several days in advance of launch. As the release date approaches, a new countdown timer will appear to show how much time remains, to the second, until the content is released and accessible.
More Flexibility for Gameplay Captures with HDCP Off
The 1.70 update addresses one of the most highly requested features from PS4 users by introducing the option for PS4 users to disable High-bandwidth Digital Copy Protection (HDCP) for games. This enables PS4 games to be output through HDMI to an external capture device for more flexibility when capturing gameplay, including longer recorded and live streamed sessions.
Easily Share Captured Videos, Screenshots or Edited Videos with USB Export Option
The ability to export captured videos, screenshots or edited SHAREfactory videos by pressing the DUALSHOCK 4 controller's SHARE button to USB drive will also be added, allowing users to share their proudest, most heroic gaming moments with the world on the social video platforms of their choice.
Watch Live Broadcasts in HD or View Broadcasts Later with Archiving Support
With the upcoming update, users will have the option to broadcast their gameplay in 720p HD resolution and archive their broadcasts via Twitch and Ustream.
Additional features and updates introduced with system software v1.70 include:
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This new model is the first in the Gravity Defier lineup to be equipped with digital compass capabilities, creating a watch that is perfectly matched to the needs of the modern aviator, both in terms of function and appearance. Pressing the 9 o'clock button in any mode immediately goes to the Digital Compass Mode, and a button at 8 o'clock returns to the mode you were in before the Digital Compass Mode. Continual direction readings can be taken for 20 seconds, during which the second hand points to north, a literal direction indicator is displayed in the upper display, and a direction angle value is displayed in the lower display. Bearing Memory lets you temporarily store and display a direction reading so you can use it as a reference as you take subsequent digital compass readings. Other features include temperature measurement, large numerals, and thick hands for easy reading. A coating on the tip of the second hand and minute markers reacts with the black light illumination of the watch for easy reading in the dark.
A new type of resin bracelet type band uses "Fine Resin"* square elements combined with steel-embedded H-shape elements, which enables both lighter weight than metal without sacrificing durability. The bracelet configuration also provides a better fit than standard resin bands.
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Fine Resin is a type of polyamide resin that is strong and highly resistant to chemicals as well as discoloration caused by UV light. It has been approved as a Class VI product by the U.S. Pharmacopeial Convention (USP). These properties combined with the fact that it is light weight makes it perfect for aviation applications.
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- 2 tablespoons -3 mayonnaise or vegan mayo
- freshly ground pepper to taste
1. Crumble the tofu into a medium bowl, ad the celery and green onion.
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Pizza Hut is conducting 140-second job interviews this week in its search for a new "manager of digital greatness." The interviews will take place in Austin, Texas, at the South by Southwest Conferences & Festivals (SXSW), an event featuring music, independent films and emerging technologies.
According to the company, the technique is "an ode to the often forgotten elevator speech," which requires clear, concise communication when presenting an idea in a limited amount of time. It was the chosen interviewing method for its compatibility with digital conversations that unfold in real time.
The manager of digital greatness will report to the director of digital marketing and will be responsible for guiding the digital team while engaging with the Pizza Hut fan base.
The candidate is expected to have social media dexterity, knowledge of digital trends and the ability to execute new ways to make Pizza Hut a top digital brand. Pizza Hut has more than 10 million brand likes on Facebook, the most Twitter followers in the pizza category and is also active on Pinterest, Instagram, YouTube and other platforms.
"At Pizza Hut, we are always trying to recruit standout individuals from the best talent pools for each available position," said Tracy Skeans, chief people officer of Pizza Hut. "To get the right candidate for this job – a position we believe to be one of the best in all of social media — we see a lot of benefits to bringing the interview to a location where a lot of qualified job seekers will already be. We're excited to see how this interview style works and how the candidates hold up."
Basic requirements for the position include a bachelor's degree, 5-plus years of experience in digital advertising, marketing or a related field and a proven track record for managing teams and driving complex projects.
In Austin, interviews will take place from 1-5 p.m., March 10 at the Hilton Austin at 500 East 4th St. Candidates must bring a photo I.D., a smartphone and will be required to apply for the position online prior to the interview. A Pizza Hut representative will be in the main lobby of the hotel to direct interested festival attendees to the interview area.
"For the manager of Digital Greatness position, we know the interactive festival in Austin is one of the largest gatherings of talented individuals in the digital space — and one we consider a target-rich environment for finding our next team member," said Caroline Masullo, director, Digital and Social Media.
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What Our Editors Want From H&M's New E-Commerce Site and How the Retailer Plans to Handle the Isabel Marant Traffic
H&M launched its U.S. e-commerce site today, and the brand answers all of our questions.
Inside Chelsea Leyland's Loft Rave Birthday Party With DKNY Jeans
Chelsea Leyland threw a rave in a penthouse loft with DKNY Jeans for her birthday.
Exclusive: The Top 5 Moments From Agent Provocateur's L'Agent Line Launch Film, Directed by Penélope Cruz
Penelope Cruz directed a surreal film for Agent Provocateur.
Step Aside, Cara: Rita Ora Stops Traffic as the New Face of DKNY
Rita Ora was spotted posing in Times Square for DKNY and might be the new face of the brand.
Kate Upton Is David Yurman's Modern Marilyn for Fall
We spoke with supermodel Kate Upton about her campaign with jeweler David Yurman at his Annual Rooftop Soiree last night in New York City.
Behind the Scenes with Kate Hudson for Ann Taylor: "I Wish I Had a Hairdresser in My Office" (Exclusive Video!)
Go behind-the-scenes at Kate Hudson's newest campaign for Ann Taylor, exclusively on ELLE.com.
Thandie Newton Tapped for Temperley London's Site Makeover
Actress Thandie Newton gets tapped by Temperley London for their site relaunch.
Campaign Buzz: Fendi Releases More Fall Images; Jennifer Garner for Max Mara Eyewear
Fendi releases more scenic fall images shot by Karl Lagerfeld, Jennifer Garner models Max Mara sunglasses, and more campaign news on ELLE.com.
It's Official: Tamara Mellon's Namesake Brand Is Coming this Fall
Tamara Mellon, co-founder of Jimmy Choo, is launching her brand in November.
Ten Questions: Huishan Zhang
Fashion designer Huishan Zhang talks about inspiration and going back to his Chinese roots in our signature "Ten Questions" survey.
Designer Spotlight: Delfina Balda
We chatted with Brooklyn-based designer Delfina Balda, and finalist in the Today show's "Made in America" competition, about her colorful designs.
Style Chat: The RealReal's Rati Sahi Levesque on Consignment Shopping
The RealReal's Rati Sahi Levesque gives us the ultimate guide to consignment shopping.