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The Gibbs Razor Tour - with reviews and tips!!!
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The Gibbs Razor Tour - with reviews and tips!!!
A few days ago, Phil asked on the forums here if anyone was interested in a Gibbs Razor Tour. I jumped at the chance to try one of these, and so he sent the razors to me and asked me to be in charge of the Tour. :)
These are the razors:
The razor on the top is an adjustable and the one on the bottom is not. The bottom one is called the Plus/Minus, because of the markings on the head which designate a more aggressive and a less aggressive side. More on that later.
In the pic above, you can see the +/- sign on the head of the non-adjustable (on the left). You can also see the little pegs on head which are the hallmark of most Gibbs razors ---- they require proprietary blades (or modified regular ones).
Anyway - about the Tour: Please post on here if you're interested in joining the Tour. The only requirements for this are:
1) That you're in the CONUS (though this is negotiable....we'll see)
2) That you have 25 quality posts here on The Shave Nook
3) You're willing to review the razors you use
Each person is allotted 6 days to try the razors. They then need to mail the razors to the next person on the list - making sure to get a USPS Delivery Confirmation #.
Since these razors take proprietary blades, Phil has included some NOS Gibbs blades. However, you can just use new ones if you follow the tips below.
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05-14-2012, 03:33 PM (This post was last modified: 05-14-2012 03:33 PM by Tonality.)
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I'd love to try them out, though I'd want to be at least 3rd on the list (so I don't have to interfere with SE May).
05-14-2012, 03:45 PM (This post was last modified: 05-14-2012 04:00 PM by yohannrjm.)
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Blade usage tips.
As I mentioned above, these Gibbs take non-standard blades.
They're actually almost exactly like regular blades, but they have a couple of notches in the tabs, which are used to align the blade on the head. See here:
As you can see, the blades are otherwise identical. This was undoubtedly a marketing ploy - 'You can't use those pesky Gillette blades on our razors, but you can use our blades in your Gillette!'. This may also have played a role in the demise of Gibbs.
So, in order to use a regular blade in the Gibbs, you have to cut notches in the ends. You can do that with a pair of scissors, but I have an antipathy to holding blades and tinkering with them.
So, Phil has provided some NOS Gibbs blades, but he wasn't very impressed with them himself. Also, I don't like NOS blades. They rarely are as good as modern blades.
So, I used a tip that Tony SC posted in this thread. You use the little pegs on the razor to punch the notches.
I do this by first placing the Gibbs blade on my new blade. I then mark the notches using a marker, like so (that's the Personna under the Gibbs):
I then place the blade in the head-cap.
I then assemble the razor, making sure the pegs align with the markings I made on the blade. This helps make sure the blade is properly aligned on the head.
Then I tighten the razor, using pressure on the head - this causes the pegs to punch notches in the blade. Easy peasy!
You can actually cause the tabs on the blade to crack, but it's not a problem in practice.
(05-14-2012 03:31 PM)wingdo Wrote:(05-14-2012 03:27 PM)yohannrjm Wrote: Since these razors take proprietary blades, Phil has included some NOS Gibbs blades. However, you can just use new ones if you follow the tips below.
You guys are too quick. :)
The forum software limits the number of pics you can add to a thread, so I was planning on writing several posts in a row.
Gibbs Plus/Minus Review
I've used the Gibbs +/- razor for three shaves, using a Turkish Permasharp blade modified as above. The shaves were pretty normal for me - three passes, with touch-ups.
The razor is well-made, with a solid, substantial head. The handle is pretty narrow, and may be a problem for people with thick fingers, but I was otherwise pretty happy with the razor build quality. It is head-heavy, which is fine with me.
The +/- signs refer to the two sides which have different aggressiveness ratings (+ being more aggressive). The mild side is pretty mild, while the aggressive side is just about right for my preferences.
This was an issue for me. I found it to be more of a distraction than a useful feature (like I did with the iKon dual-headed razors). I hate this setup - it's like the razor has no idea what it wants to be! After trying to pay attention to which side I was using, I gave up and used both sides as I would a normal DE razor. Hardly the way this was meant to be used.
Even so, the shaves were really nice. I did find that the shaving angle on the + side was more intuitive, while on the - side it was less so. In fact, I'm pretty sure that the - side was less comfortable to shave with.
However, the shaves wound up being pretty good. I was able to get a close, comfortable shave each day with no real effort (after getting over my irritation with the dual-sided head).
It's a nice razor, but it doesn't separate itself much from most DE razors. The dual-head seems gimmicky to me, with no real use -- just as the new iKons are. If the razor had the + side aggressiveness on both sides, I'd buy one. As it is, I don't know if I would buy one.
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Hmm.....there doesn't appear to be much interest in this tour.
Apart from Anthony, we have no takers.
As an aside - the adjustable has been much more fun than the +/-. Review will take place tomorrow, but I've been pretty impressed with it.
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I wonder why, I only tried the adjustables and they are not bad shavers at all !!
Thanks for the review Yohann
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Review of the adjustable
I've now used the adjustable for three days, using the Red IP blade shown in the pics above.
In the first place, using a modern blade with these razors is pretty easy, and shouldn't deter anyone who's interested in buying one. You just need to take a little care when placing the blade in the razor, to make sure the edges are aligned.
Secondly, the build quality on this razor is much better than the Gillette razors of that time. It really is well-made and feels substantial in the hand. This razor is also head-heavy, which is what I like.
The handle is thick and stubby. People who like long handles will have an issue with this one. I don't usually care for very long handles, but even I would like this one to be a little longer. The handle has a deeply lined surface. This is nice, but I found that this was slippery when wet - more so than any razor I can remember. The answer to that (as Squire from SMF once told me) is to keep you hands dry when shaving. :D
The adjusting mechanism is smooth and continuous. The numbers are held in place while the adjusting ring moves around them. The razor also has a nice touch, with a 'normal' position being marked with an N. I like my razors a little more aggressive than 'normal' (whatever that means), so it was easy for me to find a setting that I like.
The shaves with his razor were very impressive. The weight of the head allows the shave to be very smooth and comfortable (for me). It fit well around the contours of my face, and having the blade-tabs hidden was a plus. On each day, my shave was more comfortable and closer than I have ever experienced in the first few shaves with a new razor.
So basically this razor excels in -
1) Build quality
2) Looks (very handsome razor)
3) Shave quality
It only suffers a bit in the usability arena because of the fact that you can't just throw a modern DE blade in there, but otherwise it is really good.
I said above that I wouldn't buy a Gibbs +/- razor (I won't), but I would buy one of these. It may bump off all my other adjustables from my den.
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Just a word of caution, the razor is well constructed and solid but there is a weak spot I've seen in several of them (including one of mine). The plastic tube that makes the handle may crack if overtightened.
Other than that, if searching for one, remember that the golden Gibbs (nº 15) is aluminum and very light at 1.3oz, while the chrome one (nº17) is the heavy one at 2.8oz.
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June 27, 2009 from 5pm to 9pm – Radisson Martinique on Broadway For those of you who have a Fine Chocolate Business or are seriously considering starting one, we are hosting a few events on Saturday June 27th in New York City that you may be interested in attendi… Created by MJ Stojak | Type: education, social, networking
January 16, 2010 from 5pm to 11pm – Hotel Nikko Dear Chocolate Life Supporters, We'd like to extend a special invitation to our upcoming event on Saturday evening January 16th in San Francisco at the Hotel Nikko! This year our event includes our… Created by MJ Stojak | Type: education, tasting, social, networking
June 26, 2010 from 3pm to 10pm – Radisson Martinique EVENT DETAILS The Fine Chocolate Industry Association's (FCIAs) Summer Event is packed full of information and fun! Our educational program explores the work being done to preserve the flavor profile… Created by MJ Stojak | Type: education, networking
June 26, 2010 from 7pm to 10pm – Organic Avenue NibMor Chocolate is hosting our first annual Let's Give Back Event. We created this event to provide the opportunity for ourselves and other small businesses to give back to our local community. For… Created by Heather Kenzie | Type: tasting, networking, charity
January 15, 2011 from 4pm to 10:30pm – Intercontinental Hotel San Francisco Join the Fine Chocolate Industry Association in celebrating the 2011 Recognition of Excellence Award winners! This evening event will feature an awards ceremony, networking and gallery showcase and a… Created by chokolaj | Type: awards, education, networking
June 14, 2011 from 6pm to 7pm – Ritz Carlton The news is full of stories about rising cacao prices, future cacao shortages and the efforts underway to address these issues. The majority of the emphasis is on making cacao more disease resistant… Created by MJ Stojak - FCIA executive director | Type: education, networking, tasting
July 9, 2011 from 5pm to 10pm – Ritz Carlton The news is full of stories about rising cacao prices, future cacao shortages and the efforts underway to address these issues. The majority of the emphasis is on making cacao more disease resistant… Created by Mary Jo Stojak (FCIA executive director) | Type: educational, networking, tasting
August 26, 2011 to August 28, 2011 – The Retreat at Perimeter Summit The inaugural Pastry Live weekend event will be hosted in Atlanta, GA on the weekend of August 26th-28th, 2011. Chefs from around the nation will join together to celebrate the art of pastry sculptur… Created by Paul Bodrogi | Type: competition, education, some, tasting, networking
June 16, 2012 from 4pm to 9pm – Washington D.C. Venezuelan Chocolate is the highlight of our event this summer, with a knowledgeable panel lead by Patrick Pineda, CEO, Tisano – Cacao, Tea & Chocolates, and includes Jorge Redmond, CEO, El Rey C… Created by FCIA | Type: education, tasting, networking, showcase
June 29, 2013 from 12:30pm to 9:30pm – Radisson Martinique This year's Summer Event is not to be missed! We have extended the program, offering three additional sessions (seating is limited). For full details and to register, please visit our site at www.fin… Created by FCIA | Type: education, tasting, networking
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Twenty hours, including: MUS 111, 200, 335, 415, 422; three hours selected from 109, 112 or any other music courses numbered 200 and above; and four semesters of applied music in one field. Participation in a primary music ensemble is required each semester of residence.
A music minor (B.A., B.M.) is also possible for string players, who must register for MUS 106A Chamber Ensemble each semester in order to meet the "primary ensemble" requirement. If, due to lack of ensemble personnel, MUS 106A does not materialize during a given semester, the student must then register for either the standard instrumental (MUS105) or choral (MUS102 or 101) primary ensemble during that semester.
Music minors should take the following music courses the first semester:
FALL: MUS 102 Concert Choir (1 hour) or MUS 105 Symphonic Band (1 hour), MUS 111 Basic Musicianship I (4 hours), MUS 161 Applied Music (1 hour). Six hours, total.


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4-star hotel in Larvik with a restaurant
Situated in the city center, this hotel is close to Bolgen Culture House, Larvik Museum, and Bokeskogen Park. Regional attractions also include The Whaling Monument and Sandefjord Museum.
Hotel Features
In addition to a restaurant, Quality Hotel Grand Farris features a bar/lounge. Other amenities include a nightclub and a conference center.
Room Amenities
Televisions come with cable channels. Guestrooms also feature complimentary wireless Internet access, irons/ironing boards, and private bathrooms.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. A complimentary breakfast is offered. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access.
Business-related amenities at this 4-star property consist of a business center and meeting rooms. This Larvik hotel also offers a nightclub, tour/ticket assistance, and gift shops/newsstands. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
Quality Hotel Grand Farris is a smoke-free property.
- Total number of rooms - 88
- Number of floors - 5
- Bar/lounge
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- Free breakfast
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- Gift shops or newsstand
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- Free Wi-Fi
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- Safe-deposit box at front desk
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- Free self parking
- Free RV, bus, truck parking
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Free self parking, Free RV, bus, truck parking
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Alexander - This restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
Grand Bar - Onsite cocktail bar .
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The 7 Graces Global Conference (7GGC) in June 2012 was neither a trade show nor a training event. It was a physical and virtual gathering of an emerging worldwide community of business owners, marketers, media professionals, journalists, eco-citizens and conscious consumers who are passionate about creating a paradigm shift away from big (and bigger) business, and towards a more holistic and sustainable model for commerce that is kinder to our health, our communities, our economy and our planet.
Because we wanted the dialogue to be truly GLOBAL,
people attended the event both in person and via Interactive Live Stream.
True to our intent, this was not a one-off conference, but the beginning of a long-term vision. Within HOURS of the completion of this event, the participants formed a Facebook Community called 'The 7 Graces Global Garden.' Since then, the group has organically grown from a few dozen to several hundred highly-active members.We meet as a community most months, and we always include an online component, to ensure we are truly a global community (come join our 7 Graces Global Community on MeetUp to attend these meetings).
Inspired by our evolving community, in 2013 we established the 7 Graces Project, CIC, a not-for-profit social enterprise whose aim is to train, support, mentor and inspire independent business owners to market their business ethically, serve society and planet, and restore all that is best about humanity. As of this writing (in June 2013) we are currently beta testing our 7 Graces Ethical Marketing training programme with a small pilot group. We aim to be able to share this course with the public in late 2013, and have further plans to create a certification programme that can offer worldwide recognition to independent business owners who are committed to ethical marketing.
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Taken from the book The 7 Graces of Marketing: how to heal humanity and the planet by changing the way we sell by author Lynn Serafinn, The 7 Graces are a set of values and principles intended to provide a guideline or model for our business and marketing, and indeed our lives in general. In this paradigm, each 'Grace' is set against its corresponding 'Deadly Sin':
Rachel Elnaugh – Keynote Speaker
A Dragon's Tale – a new view of the business world
Keynote Speaker Rachel Elnaugh will be sharing her dramatic story of how burnout opened the door to happiness for this once fire-breathing business Dragon. Hear about her entrepreneurial rollercoaster and the synchronicities that ultimately led to her work in the world of metaphysics. And finally, find out Rachel's take on how the world of modern business is burning out too—and shifting towards a new paradigm where money is not the only measurement of success.
Rachel Elnaugh is the award-winning entrepreneur who created the experiences brand Red Letter Days and went on to find fame as a 'Dragon' in the first two series of BBC TV's cult business show Dragons' Den. The high profile meltdown of her business in 2005 inspired her book Business Nightmares which lead her on a metaphysical journey of personal development and discovery. Rachel is now working on creating the world's biggest mass sound healing event — The Big Om — at Wembley on 12.12.12 with metaphysical teacher and author Barefoot Doctor.
Lynn Serafinn – event host
Collaboration vs. Competition
Business owners have long believed Competition makes our businesses stronger; but this fear-based "Deadly Sin" actually weakens our ability to be innovative and creative. In Lynn's session on Collaboration, participants will experience the ease of creating vital partnerships when we think outside the box using our creative minds rather than our analytical brains.
Lynn will also lead the opening and closing sessions of the conference, engaging the audience in many interactive exercises to help them define and communicate their personal mission and values both during the conference and beyond.
Lynn is a certified, award-winning coach and teacher, marketer, radio host, speaker and author of the #1 bestseller The 7 Graces of Marketing: how to heal humanity and the planet by changing the way we sell, the inspiration behind the 7GGC conference. As a marketing consultant she has produced a long list of bestselling mind-body-spirit authors. Her eclectic approach to marketing incorporates her vast professional experience in the music industry and educational sector, along with more than 20 years' study and practice of the spirituality of India. Passionate about re-establishing our connection with the Earth, she supports the work of the Transition Network.
Christine Miller
Connection vs. Disconnection
The disastrous results of disconnected business are scattered through society, where disregard for human rights and values has led to financial, social and ecological catastrophes blighting the lives of billions. But how can we adopt a different way of doing business. In Christine's session, we will explore the societal, environmental and economic benefits of reclaiming our innate need for relationships and connection through our business practices.
Christine Miller is the Founder & Editor of ReSource Magazine, a leading global intelligence provider in business and personal growth. An author, business consultant, executive coach, mentor, speaker and poet with 25 years' business experience, highly skilled in organisational transformation and leadership development, Christine enjoys a privileged role sharing ideas with world leaders in the fields of current affairs, business, spirituality, society and personal education. Her unique access to innovative thought and growing edge information translates into accessible, penetrating insights for readers and consulting clients worldwide. She is currently preparing for publication a collection of extensive research on creating more loving, compassionate, caring and connected organisations.
Lissa Boles
Inspiration vs. Persuasion
There are a million courses teaching how to Jedi mind-trick people into purchasing. But is persuasion the only path to profitability? In this session, Lissa will take you on a guided tour of some highly successful, real-life businesses who dare to inspire, empower, give and restore the soul of business, without the trickery of fear-based persuasion.
Hailing from Ontario, Canada, Lissa Boles is an internationally renowned coach & consulting astrologer, Web TV personality, and consumer marketing specialist. She is the former talk-radio host of Toronto's Small Business Big Ideas show, and was named one of 2011′s 'Fastest Growing Inspirational Businesses'. She is also the CEO of SoulFullFilled Living, a group of companies dedicated to helping international change agents, thought leaders and purposeful entrepreneurs answer their life's deepest callings through business while restoring the soul of business itself.
Leon Stuparich
Invitation vs. Invasion
Many of us feel marketing is "invasive", but how many of us know how advertising companies influence the content of the entertainment on television? In this session, Leon will expose the subliminal design of TV programming that divides society and bends public opinion, and explore "inviting" alternatives that can bring us back together.
Leon Stuparich is a London-based independent producer, director and film editor. Over the past 20 years, Leon has worked on some of the biggest shows on TV including The X Factor, Big Brother, Strictly Come Dancing, and a long list of documentaries for the BBC and Channel 4. He also produced and directed the full-length documentary Road to Peace, which follows the Dalai Lama journey through the UK, as he shares his ancient wisdom and speaks his legacy for future generations. Dedicated to promoting holistic and spiritual media projects, he founded the London workspace hub "The Garden of Holistic Creatives".
Chris Arnold
Directness vs. Distraction
Marketers often use 'distractive' techniques focussed upon entertainment, gimmicks and brand identity that encourage overspending and the adoption of destructive lifestyle habits. In this session, Chris will explore how to use Directness to get back to plain, honest speaking, hype-free communication that informs and empowers the public, and encourages responsible consumerism.
Chris Arnold is an award-winning creative and innovator, and one of the UK's leading experts in ethical marketing, as evidenced in his book Ethical Marketing & the New Consumer (Wiley). A former Creative Director of Saatchi & Saatchi, Chris is a Creative Partner and co-founder of the new generation advertising agency Creative Orchestra. He's worked at dozens of top agencies on hundreds of top brands. He has appeared on many shows on the BBC and Channel 4, and lectures around the world on creativity, advertising and ethical marketing.
Randall Libero
Transparency vs. Deception
Deception in business occurs not only when we are dishonest with the public, but also with ourselves. In this experiential and interactive presentation, Randall will explore ways we can cultivate Transparency in our consciousness, free ourselves from both inner and outer deceptions, and create a more positive impact within our businesses and the world at large.
Randall Libero is a pioneering media producer, marketing consultant, TV and radio show host, journalist and speaker in the online media industry. His mission is to promote a new era of "Visionary Entertainment," which refers to our Digital Age and its impact on society, culture, business, and human consciousness. Randall is the host of the "Spirit of Film: Conversations" radio show and Senior Executive Producer for the VoiceAmerica Radio Network. He created the 7th Wave radio channel and has personally produced thousands hours of original radio and TV for bestselling authors, motivational personalities, visionary thinkers and business leaders.
Shelagh Jones
Abundance vs. Scarcity
Scarcity marketing predicates the belief that resources are limited, and that we are incomplete without 'more and better'. In this session, Shelagh will look at building the Abundance of balance, harmony and sustainability into our business models and explore new ways of measuring business success beyond monetary profit.
UK-based Shelagh Jones is a marketer, public speaker, and owner/CEO of Spiritus, the Spiritual Marketing Directory. For a long time, Shelagh noticed that many business owners weren't effectively communicating their business' underlying values, principles and passions to their customers. This meant their customers didn't 'get' what their businesses were all about, ending up in lost sales and disappointment. So she started Spiritus, an online arena in which like-minded people whose values come first in their personal and business lives can connect with each other, forge exceptional relationships and create outstanding ideas, products and services—and marketing that works.
Nick Osborne
Creating Sustainable Local Economies
Conventional business models are rooted in unsustainable thinking, such as beliefs in unlimited resources and perpetual economic growth, and little regard for the real costs of their environmental impact. In this session, Nick will introduce the concept of a 'Transition Enterprise', and explore how we can create new, sustainable business models-from scratch.
Over the last 18 years, Nick Osborne has worked in management, leadership, training, consultancy and activist roles with organisations including Changemakers, Shell, Amnesty International, the Ecovillage Network and Transition Network. Nick has a BSc in Social Philosophy and MSc in Management Development and Social Responsibility. He works freelance delivering Transition Training and a course in Effective Groups to communities and organisations, as well as in schools and colleges. He loves to facilitate learning and support transformation in the transition to a more sustainable future. Nick lives in Glastonbury, Somerset and is passionate about his family, social change and surfing.
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This foot moisturizer has potential to make dry, cracked skin look and feel a lot better. However, the inclusion of peppermint oil, menthol, and other irritants makes it not worth considering. Gold Bond's Ultimate Healing Foot Therapy Cream is the one to go for instead.
Designed for dry, rough and cracked heels, Gold Bond Foot Cream works to condition and repair even the toughest skin. You'll be surprised at how great it feels and how quickly you can see the difference.
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It's great that Pixologic have finally added the function to export VDM's from ZBrush but I can't get a decent result in Mental Ray for 3DS Max (have tested on 2012 and 2013).
World maps seem to work better but tangent maps are more useful as you can deform them and I am currently working on a character animation.
Apart from the main problem with the lack of accuracy, Mental Ray renders out artifacts of black pixels, often forming lines or cuts in the geometry (not related to UV seams).
On the positive side Zbrush VDM's seem to work better than standard height maps but I can't get effects like undercuts to render properly.
I don't have VRAY or anything else to compare it to but I don't think the VDM from ZBrush is the problem as it looks to contain accurate information from what I can see.
Perhaps ZBrush and Mental Ray are not yet properly compatible in the displacement area in general?
If anyone can share any insight from personal experience of the above it would be greatly appreciated.
I am also wondering if NVIDIA have plans to improve the quality of displacement in general using maps generated in apps such as ZBrush.
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You've seen the Toyota GRMN iQ Racing Concept (lucky you!), and now it's time to divert your attention towards the rest of the Japanese automaker's wares being shown off at the Tokyo Auto Salon. First up is the Toyota Prius G Sports Concept, which features the kind of gaping maw only the Mama Cylon could love. Rounding out Toyota's offerings is the TRD Auris GT Concept, which we think actually looks kinda nifty with its subdued body kit and blindingly bright yellow paint. Lexus wasn't left out of the proceedings either, and its machines are arguably more interesting than its... Read More


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From Robert C. Koons and George Bealer, eds., The Waning of Materialism (2010), ix-x:
It is . . . commonly thought that over the course of the last sixty or so years materialism achieved hegemony in academic philosophy, and this is no doubt right by certain measures—for example, in absolute number of self-identified materialist philosophers of mind or in absolute number of books and journal articles defending materialism. It is therefore surprising that an examination of the major philosophers active in this period reveals that a majority, or something approaching a majority, either rejected materialism or had serious and specific doubts about its ultimate viability. The following is just a partial sampling of these philosophers, more or less in order of birth.
Bertrand Russell, Rudolf Carnap, Alonzo Church, Kurt Godel, Nelson Goodman, Paul Grice, Stuart Hampshire, Roderick Chisholm, Benson Mates, Peter Strawson, Hilary Putnam, John Searle, Jerrold Katz, Alvin Plantinga, Charles Parsons, Jaegwon Kim, George Myro, Thomas Nagel, Robert Adams, Hugh Mellor, Saul Kripke, Eli Hirsch, Ernest Sosa, Stephen Schiffer, Bas van Fraassen, John McDowell, Peter Unger, Derek Parfit, Crispin Wright, Laurence BonJour, Michael Jubien, Nancy Cartwright, Bob Hale, Kit Fine, Tyler Burge, Terence Horgan, Colin McGinn, Robert Brandom, Nathan Salmon, Joseph Levine, Timothy Williamson, Mark Johnston, Paul Boghossian, Stephen Yablo, Joseph Almog, Keith DeRose, Tim Crane, John Hawthorne, Richard Heck, David Chalmers.
Materialism plainly has not achieved hegemony when it comes to philosophers of this high caliber.
A footnote adds: "For all the people listed, we have documentation that they either rejected materialism or harbored serious and specific doubts about its ultimate viability. All the living philosophers listed (Putnam, Searle, Plantinga, Parsons, Kim, Nagel, and all those following) have given us explicit permission to include them on the list (under the description used in the sentence preceding this one)."


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Mascot Appearance Calendar
The Dallas Mavericks Mascot School Shows are sure to excite your students with action packed shows in which your students get hands on experience in exercises in teamwork, respect (for themselves,classmates and teachers), goal setting and how their school work will help them reach new heights.
Dunk Show
Best suited for children K-12
Program Length:25-45 minutes
Key Message:
Show Highlights motivation, hard work, goal setting, teamwork and respect as ways to achieve and be better students and young people.
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Rewarding your students for meeting school goals or for your STARR Pep Rally.
Mavs Man is sure to excite your students with this action packed show in which your students get hands on experience in exercises in teamwork, respect (for themselves,classmates and teachers), goal setting and how their school work will help them reach new heights. The program ends with a high flying dunk show that is sure to get your kids on their feet.
Air Character Show
Best suited for children K-8
Program Length:20 – 30 minutes
Highlighting the same valuable principles as the dunk show, Mavs Man utilizes his air character as a fun, and silly, way to get your kids dancing, laughing and learning!
STAAR Preparatory Show
Best suited for children K-8
Program Length:25 – 40 minutes
Key Message:
Your students can make wise decisions the night before, and the day of your STARR test that will give them the best score possible. Your students will be reminded of good test taking strategies to conquer the test.
Theme: Are you Smarter Than A Mascot?
Champ gets to earn his team jersey by challenging your students to a game show quiz that will have your students involved as they are reminded of test taking strategies. As Champ wades through the quiz he remembers to show his work, use of logical skills to select the best answer and to take his time.Since he didn't prepare well the night before, students will have a laugh as they remember what they should do to prepare for the big day.
Anti-Bullying Show
Best suited for children K-8
Program Length:25 – 45 minutes
Key Message:
Don't be a bully and dont let someone bully you.
Students will learn techniques of how to deal with a bully, to tell an adult and handle it appropriately.
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This show is great for any part of the year. As bullying is such a focus in our schools today, it is a great tool to help your kids spot and deal with the frustrations of bullying.
Champ is starting his first day at a new school and he is nervous about fitting in. He stands out in the crowd and takes some teasing for it, except it goes a little too far. The show teaches students who are being bullied how to respond appropriately. On the second day, Champ turns the tables and finds himself being a bully. Sometimes we get bullied and sometimes we are the bully and we need to recognize and help prevent further problems that come from this behavior.


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BSP Library on Hadoop?Posted: October 9, 2009 Filed under: FOSS, Research | Tags: angrapa, apache, bsp, bulk synchronization parallel, distributed systems, hadoop, hama 2 Comments
Recently, I started to participate in the Hama project (a distributed scientific package on Hadoop for massive matrix and graph data), and I have taken the times to develop the bulk synchronization parallel (BSP) library on Hadoop (HAMA-195); I'm getting help from Edword Yoon, a founder of Hama project. The motivation of BSP lib is definitely clear.
The hadoop platforms are installed in cloud computing service providers and many companies as you can see in http://wiki.apache.org/hadoop/PoweredBy. However, most of them may use only MapReduce programs. As you know although MapReduce is very scalability, but it provides only the simple programming model. Many programmers want to use more various programming model without changing the platform (i.e., Hadoop). This BSP lib will be the beginning for their desires. However, like MapReduce, BSP may also be not swiss army knife. When we find appropriate applications, BSP lib on Hadoop will be valued for its scalability and ability.
Sooner, I'll post articles about the progress of BSP library and Angrapa (the graph package on Hama).
Preparing new opensource mirror site for korean usersPosted: October 12, 2008 Filed under: FOSS | Tags: apache, eclipse, gentoo, Korea University, mirror, open source, ubuntu Leave a comment
Recently, I'm preparing the mirroring site for opensource archives. This mirror site aims to provide korean users with opensource archives fastly.
Because the mirroring service consumes so much network bandwidth, we firstly had to be permitted by the office of information technorogy & service. Last week, we finally got the permission from the office.
Above all, we provide the mirror service for Ubuntu, Gentoo Linux, Eclipse, and Apache. Later, if we are asked to mirror other opensource archives, we will do that.
The URL of our mirror site plans to be http://mirror.korea.ac.kr. However, this address is not yet available. I will register this domain to office of infomation technolorogy & service.


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I started planning the launch of Rizzo Tees back in October 2007, launched it on October 30, 2008, and have been working to grow it ever since. It's hard to believe I've been at it for almost 2 1/2 years now.
My intentions seem pretty apparent (at least to me): I want it to be the #1 independent t-shirt company in the world. (OK, maybe #4, after Threadless, Busted Tees, and Snorgtees). Day to day, just about everything I do is designed to point me in this direction. It all seems pretty crystal clear, right?
Well….. not exactly. The steps I take along the way are not written in stone. Yes, I have a written plan, but circumstances change. Opportunities present themselves. There are dalliances I'm engaging in that might not be pointing me directly at that t-shirt pot of gold.
Like this blog for instance. As a rather public figure on Twitter, I'm often asked about starting a t-shirt business. I try to provide as much help to my tee brethren as I can. It then occurred to me… why not formalize all of this advice I'm giving out in the form of a small business blog? Great idea!
But why? Isn't this distracting me from Rizzo? Yes, it could drive some traffic to my site, it could further humanize me for the 98% of Twitter followers that have never met me in person, but this is taking time.
My ultimate dream is to have this blog be a rich resource for entrepreneurs looking to start up small businesses. And……. perhaps all of this advice I'm handing out will result in. ……… ??? What? Dominating t-shirt sales? Probably not – this blog is not going to do that. This thought sorta came over me yesterday like a tidal wave…. what is the point of this blog?
Well, I know what my dream "what" is – I'd like to become a thought leader in small business startup advice, I'd like to be consulted thereon, and eventually have such consultations supplement my income. Is this blog really going to do that for me? Can my dream come true?
I have no idea. And the very notion that I have no idea hit me yesterday. Then, in a moment of divine intervention, I watched the video below. And I realized that I need not be able to connect all the dots now. Steve Jobs is telling you to do what you love, and trust that doing what you love will allow you to connect the dots later.
For me, this 2005 video was especially poignant, considering that Jobs later had to take a leave of absence from Apple and get a liver transplant. As he's talking to us about death here, he has no idea what terrible maladies lie ahead for him.
The takeaway here is "find what you love, and then do what you love." You have to trust that those endeavors will result in your ability to connect the dots. I love writing and talking about small business and social media, so Rizzo Tees Blog was born!


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Sara joined the Emily Krzyzewski Center as Director of Development in September 2012. Prior to joining the team at Emily K, Sara served in development roles with nonprofits in New York City and Washington, DC. Sara holds a B.S. in Business Management from North Carolina State University and a Masters of Public Administration and Nonprofit Management from the NYU Wagner Graduate School of Public Service.
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Dalia Wimberly, Director of Program Administration
Dalia began as the Director of Program Administration at the Emily Krzyzewski Center in July 2013. Before joining Emily K, Dalia served in administrative and direct service roles with Duke University, Communities in Schools and various community-based college access organizations. Dalia earned her B.A. in Sociology from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and holds a Master of Education from North Carolina State University.
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Kate Beckinsale
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A neatly pinned-up crown of curls makes for a very elegant hairstyle for Kate Beckinsale.
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Within the past two weeks, FDA has
- urged caution regarding promotions and Internet sites offering products for sale that claim to diagnose, prevent, mitigate, treat or cure the H1N1 flu virus
- enhanced efforts to warn about potentially deceptive H1N1 products, and encourage reporting of suspected criminal activity, with the release of an H1N1 flu fraud widget. This portable application is embedded in an agency Web page (www.fda.gov/NewsEvents/PublicHealthFocus/ucm186340.htm) and can be copied onto any other Web site or blog.
- with the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), issued a warning letter to a Web site marketing fraudulent supplements that claim to help prevent the spread of the H1N1 virus. The letter advises the site's owners to discontinue marketing the products or face legal action
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These new measures follow FDA actions earlier this year to protect consumers against Web sites offering unapproved products. These actions included enforcing laws that protect consumers against these sites, and warnings posted through media outreach and a "Fraudulent Products List" posted on FDA's Web site at www.accessdata.fda.gov/scripts/h1n1flu/.
Since May 2009, FDA has warned more than 75 Web sites to stop the sale of more than 135 products with fraudulent H1N1 influenza virus claims.
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Plan Specification: HHF-1854
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This garage plan offers a great layout which provides for maximum flexibility. On the first floor, you'll enjoy the ample space provided for your two vehicles as well as a third space under the covered carport. The separate storage area is perfect for locating lawn equipment, tools, etc. Upstairs you'll find much more usable space, including 8 ft. ceilings in the center of the room, which can be used for additional "attic overflow" and/or much needed workspace. Great addition to any home!
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