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Impostor syndrome – woman lawyer versionPosted: January 9th, 2014 by Mirriam.
Mark Bennett wrote a post in November that has stayed in my mind ever since. You should go and read it even if you aren't a lawyer because I think it captures the essence of the human condition: We humans are most insecure in those things which others around us think we do so well. Basically, Mark (who is taking from a post written by Keith Lee) says that having this lack of assurance in ourselves is a good thing, that because we don't want to be discovered as frauds, we work harder to cover it up. Voila! It's brilliant.
Today, like most days, I come to the office and the thoughts I have are "make sure I don't screw anything up" and I know I can't be alone in this. There are those of you out there with your schtick of suck it up, do your job, I am a tough guy gal, do it all and don't complain because who cares anyway and now your jig is up – we know you are as full of doubt and fear as any one of us who put it out there that we are full of doubt and fear.
(The thing about a lot of lawyers though, is that they don't discuss how insecure they are. Because who wants to hire an insecure lawyer? I don't think anyone who has chimed in on this is talking about lawyers (or PR people or moms or whatever) who are wishy-washy or actually outwardly inept or don't know basic procedure. They are talking about the internal mechanism that actually compels and drives you to not suck at what you do. Some call it ambition. And maybe we can re-characterize it that way. But the truth is, it's just not wanting anyone else to know that we don't know. So we make sure they don't know.)
The thing is, though, that Mark says this impostor syndrome is obvious to him when dealing with successful male criminal defense lawyers. I don't know why that is. Is it because he doesn't want to speak for people who are not like him? Does he not speak with female criminal defense lawyers in 'truth-telling mode' to find out how they feel about what they do and how they conduct themselves? Or, is it because he just doesn't know enough successful female criminal defense lawyers?
I can only speak for myself. I don't know how he defines truth-telling, or success. Maybe it's money or law review articles or some other such popular notion of success. Maybe it's winning all of your cases or having a nice office and minions to do your bidding. Maybe I am not successful in that same way. I mean, I don't think I am successful quite yet but I can tell you that successful male criminal defense lawyers don't have the market cornered on this feeling. We clawing our way out of the bottom -high- middle of the heap female criminal defense lawyers are also looking to hide the fact that we are not successful male criminal defense lawyers and that we think people will find out. (!) So we try a little harder. We hold the client's hand a little tighter and smile a little wider. We look up some extra cases and make sure our tabs are in order. Because if we fail it will be because we are just not up to the task and then everyone will know we are just trying to be like our male criminal defense lawyer counterparts.
And when we do win, when things go our way we do not think it was because of that extra that we did because we were lucky – this time.
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If I am you then who are you?Posted: January 7th, 2014 by Mirriam.
I come into the office full of good intentions. After all, there is always so much work to do. Today, I planned on writing some motions to modify conditions of release (clients want to attend social functions with family members and since they are on house arrest, they have to ask the judge for permission.) It's not hard work but it is tedious. Then there are motions to put things off or to get things in or to do things that honestly I'd rather just not do but they must be done. There is discovery to go through and videos to watch of my clients doing things they should not be doing on video and I intend it. I do. I mean to do it all and be incredibly efficient with it all. Answer my calls, return the emails. Get. It. Done.
And then I end up leafing through old calendars and address books wondering how I will find the girl who was such a good friend of mine when I was 19 and really, who the hell is this Allison I keep mentioning? (I really have no idea.)
In between I file things in ECF and I listen to a few voice messages (mostly collect calls from the jail that are then forwarded to my cell. Yes, I take calls from clients on my cell. They text me too.)
And I have been doing a lot of unearthing, uncovering, rediscovering the how and why of ending up here in this little office with orange walls.
Those who do not know history are doomed to repeat it.
We do these pre-plea investigations. Basically probation wanders down our client's memory lane of arrests and convictions and writes them all up for us so we can tell them how screwed they are if they are convicted after a plea or trial. I used to just ask the clients about their criminal history, but it seems that once they are at the feds there are so many arrests they simply cannot remember them all. And frequently, when they are given a written copy of their foibles, they still don't remember. But it is there in black and white and it is what we have and we have to face it, deal with it, figure out how to make it work to our advantage (that, my friends is not a task for the timid.) Maybe – maybe If my clients could take the time to sit down with old calendars and diaries and emails and look back and say "look, I really didn't do so well here" then maybe they wouldn't end up standing next to me in courtroom 4B on Cherrywood Lane. Maybe they'd have a felony conviction and never be able to own a gun but would be able to sleep in their own beds for the next two decades.
Every one of us needs a pre-plea investigation before we commit our next crime. Once it's done, it's just too late.
I used to think it was a good thing to not be able to understand why my clients did the things they did because it was the thing that separated me from them and made me sure I would never commit such atrocities (or sell drugs.) If I didn't 'get it' then I wouldn't do it, right?
But now I get it. I get the anger and rage and frustration and desperation. I get the need for more and better and higher and this is just not enough. The there has to be an easier, faster, better, way and I will not get caught no one will find out how will they ever know. I don't know what it is that allowed me to come here and sit in this office of the orange walls and not in a cell with an orange jumpsuit. I think I had a better sense of fear of being too risk averse to take those kinds of chances with things. But that isn't not getting it. that isn't not understanding. It is actually being able to fully grasp and comprehend and making a choice to not do it because I am afraid I cannot handle the consequences. And, I have just been lucky so far.
I have twin boys named Yonas and Yacob (Jonas and Jacob) They were born in 2007. In 2000 I wrote a short story about a woman who gave birth to twin boys named Jordan and Jacob. I found the story today, I haven't seen it since I finished the journal I wrote it in. It freaked me right the fuck out. In the story, the woman, Willow (name inspired by the Robert Frost poem, 'Maple') doesn't dress the boys alike for fear they will not have individual identities. She loves these boys more than she loves anyone or anything. She is a criminal defense lawyer with twin boys.
Apparently I could see my own future.
I can see my clients' futures too, but they don't believe me when I tell them what will happen and what is coming. I know that there is a sense of 'this can't really be happening to me' when they hear how it will be, how the next years of their life will unfold. I try to keep them strong and tell them to hold on. To the young ones I say "when you get out you will be younger than me" as if this is a sense of hope. I want to ask them why they didn't know fear or understand this is where this would lead them. Why they couldn't just take the path that I did.
After all, now that I get it I am just like them, right?
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My blog.Posted: January 6th, 2014 by Mirriam.
The truth is this blog probably wasn't ever meant to be a legal blog. The truth is it always was just a place for me to write down how I felt, thought, sometimes what I was doing. I dipped my foot into the legal world, wanting to be accepted as a 'real lawyer' and a 'real blawger' but the truth is – the truth is not guilty has always just been a smokescreen for me. Â There is nothing in here that will make you smarter. Nothing that will give you insight into what is happening in the legal profession or how things are changing. You will not learn of the latest case or read about my analysis of it. And I've given up trying to keep up with the big boys whose acceptance and criticism both warmed and stung me. So, this page. This one that I write on now is nothing more or nothing less than what I make it be. It is nothing else but me. Mirriam Z. Seddiq. Not guilty.
I started this blog for me. There were just a handful of us at that time doing this blogging thing and it was just for shits and giggles. I wrote about TV shows and my move to Baltimore and trying to have babies. I wrote about the cafeteria in the basement of the old Albany County Courthouse and the people I knew. I documented the day to day drudgery and routine of being this person in this skin. Because see I love these words. I love the way they sound when I read them back to myself. I like the ups and downs and the swings and sways and then I wanted also to make you all see the things as I saw them and I tried to use these words to do it, these words that I am in love with and have always been in love with. I wanted you to love them too.
And you did.
You love them and you loved me and I wanted you to keep loving me.
But the problem is the world didn't change because you loved these things I said. My clients were still getting screwed. The law was still so harsh and heavy and it seemed at times too much to withstand. There is nothing that prepares you for all of this. Nothing that will set you straight when you have heard so many kids cry for their dads and so many mothers weep for their children.
Does this all sound like so much more of the words I've already given you? But you see that's all there is here. There isn't anything else for me to say. I can tell you about the NSA listening to your calls and watching me type this blog post (I'm a muslim criminal defense lawyer from Kandahar, Afghanistan, if you've ever spoken to me on the phone you know they are listening) but do you care? I can tell you I had a client sentenced to 11.5 years for moving marijuana across the country (it was a gift from the judge, if you can believe that) I had another sentenced to 21 years (another gift) and on and on and on it goes. And there are the wins which make it possible to get through another day and there are the mothers and sisters and dads who call and email and say thank you (although that is rare).
I was asked over the break what it is that makes us do this thing that we do. I know we devoted so much of this blogging time to figuring it out. This weekend I got out my journals from college and law school. I've always been writing. I started my first diary in 1984 and was constant and consistent until 1995. Then the blog in 2004. And it seems that from the beginning of my life I knew that there were things that just weren't right. That I had to be a part of fixing. I didn't know what those things were but I felt it. I just though tit was all – unfair.
People say "life isn't fair" and I get it. We tend to believe it is either a well thought out plan by a supreme being or a bunch of chaos and we are just lucky to avoid full on force of the meteor landing in our town. But probably it is neither or both. It is beautiful anarchy that we make sense of so we can get from place to place without stumbling over ourselves all the time.
Look, this is a post about nothing. These are just words that fill in this space and since you've been reading me for a while you keep doing it. And I appreciate that. I appreciate that you stop in and say hello and some of you send me a nice message saying you are happy when I write. I am happy when I write. I am happy to be able to put things down on paper and in this computer and I am happy that my words that have frequently failed me are still here and I am happy that we are still fighting this fight together and that even though I may not stun you with my keen legal mind that you come back here and sit with me for a bit.
Happy new year, dear reader. Here's to year 10.
We are still all not guilty of something.
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Otherwise, you are just a lump of clay: The Marble and the Sculptor, Part OnePosted: November 15th, 2013 by Mirriam.
I have some people in this virtual world that I am most pleased to be associated with. Some I've met in real life, and they've brought me a great deal of courage and insight as I make my way through this world. Others I interact with just through this here computer. I wish I could say that all of the folks I've met at school or at my jobs mean more to me than those who've found me through the blog or twitter, but that would just be a lie. And, while it would be a lie to say I am against lying, I want to be honest in this post (as I try to be in most) and tell you that it simply is not true. If I know you in real life, I may like you less than the person about whom I am writing today.
So, what was I saying? Oh yes, real life. Right. As I was saying. The folks I've come to 'know' (and I use the quotes simply to separate what convention calls knowing versus 'knowing' in the sense of gleaming what I can through conversations that take place online) are remarkable. Truly they are. They are soldiers (literally) and fighters (figuratively) artists and thinkers. Some are comedians and comediennes. It is, as I've said, Ernest Hemingway's Paris for shut ins.
I've had the good fortune to run into some people who like to write. Writers. Not people who dabble in it the way I do, but who do it and mean it. And, I've been lucky enough to get to read the stuff they write. One young buck, Keith Lee, who writes a blog called Associate's Mind, was kind enough (brave enough?) to send me an advanced copy of  his book, The Marble and the Sculptor.  Now, when you click on the link to his website you will see Keith isn't a dumb shit. His blog isn't a tumblr full of gifs and pithy quotes. It is a wellspring of information that new attorneys can and should read and incorporate into their daily lives. Keith is doing this thing that we do. And he is trying to do it well and set an example for the rest of you toddlers out there. He makes the profession proud.
I wanted to write some things about his book. And of course, I wanted to be complimentary and ooze and gush over it. I wanted to say things like "WELL WRITTEN!" "Every new lawyer needs to read this book and sleep with it under her pillow." or whatever. But see, I'm not really a book critic. I wouldn't even know how to begin writing a review of any such kind. I don't even like book reviews. I mean, let me read it and figure it out for myself, I say. But here's the thing abut this book. It made me think. It made me feel things. I wanted to sit with some of the thoughts and ideas, mull them over and pull them back out later and see how they fit with practice. Because, see, no matter what, I've been doing this longer. I may not do it better, but I think I've got some insight into which of the tidbits in the book are practical and which are just really nice ideas but, you know, fuck it.
Let me start by saying this – Rodin is my absolute favorite artist (well, him and Gaugin.) I love the Rodin museum in Philadelphia, and truly my ideal specimen of a man is the Thinker. As a girl, we had a replica in my father's library (at that time the library was some 2×4′s on some bricks) and I would stare at it. Maybe I even had some fantasies about it but now my dad reads this blog so we will let that go. I think, though, that the idea that we are both the marble and the sculptor is spot on. In everything we do this is truth. It is not easy to cut and chisel and hack away in order to get to the thing underneath it all. It is a painful process and requires we let go of many beliefs and assumptions that we've held onto for so long. Not just us lawyers, but all humankind. When we think of ourselves as static instead of dynamic, we never get past just being a lump of clay.
(Oh, but notguilty, this is just part one, why is that?
Look, there's a lot of stuff in this book. I mean, this guy is trying to tell you how to be a good lawyer, and I like to write about how I feel and think, so a review of the whole book would be very long, so just deal with it. I'll get to the rest when I get to it.)
There is an arrogance in the book, a sense of knowing better than everyone else. But it's a self-help book, right? I mean, who would write it but a guy with moxie who believes he has insight into things that others don't. Â And, I get it – the idea being that young lawyers will listen to other young lawyers since they clearly won't listen to us. There is so much in here that is worthwhile and good – for example, making sure you start building your reputation in law school; make sure you become a good writer; and realizing that this lawyer thing is really fucking hard work. So, if you think law school is stressful, you are in for a rude awakening, my friends. But then there are things that gave me pause. In one part of the book, Keith says if you aren't writing every day, you aren't thinking. And says that if you aren't writing, you are just going through things in a routine way because you are lazy. I don't know that this is true. I don't write every day, and I certainly think more than the average bear. Maybe there are statistics or studies that support his hypothesis, but I don't buy it. Writing is what writers do. It is not what everyone does. Â I don't know if it is something everyone can do well, but that doesn't mean a lot of people can't create cohesive and rational arguments, or that they can't be persuasive in a courtroom. The skills to write in a lawyerly way and in a writer's way are just different. Keith has a gift. He can write, and it shows in every line of this book.
You know what else shows in every line of the book – that Keith is different from his peers. Sorry, not sorry. There is advice to be found in this book in droves. This, I think, is a book I would have written just a few years out of school. It is hopeful and powerful and tells you exactly what to do in order to be the best you can be in this profession. Â Hey old fart, this book isn't for you. It's not going to teach you how to fix things once you've been in practice for 15 years. That you need to find somewhere else. But, if you are just out of school and are just at a loss on how to get to where you'd like to be, get this book. Just realize that while Keith can lead you to the water, you still have to drink.
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SBS – the world's first multicultural broadcaster – is unique and special. However, with less funding than any other national broadcaster, it is constantly under threat from government and commercial interests. Without it, the for-profit commercially owned mainstream broadcasters would do nothing to reflect diversity and further the interests of multiculturalism. Save Our SBS actively lobbies for greater public funding for SBS; scrutinises it to operate in a fair and transparent manner being faithful to its Charter; and speaks out when governments undermine or threaten it. SBS needs us. We need you. Join now.
Government breaks promise: SBS funding slashed and more ads to come
SBS preparing to double advertising and slash services
Liberal Party donor appointed as SBS Chairman
Ads to double in SBS primetime
SBS-ABC merger cuts $43.5m
New Codes defy SBS community
Efficiency study of SBS
Précis of a study of 2044 viewers of SBS television on advertising, Charter, relevance and other matters
|Save Our SBS – friends of SBS – joins all supporters and every friend of SBS in celebrating SBS radio, television, digital and online services. We are a not-for-profit organisation and defend the original special purpose of SBS. We advocate greater public funding for SBS, value multilingual & multicultural high quality programs, treasure the diverse culturally rich service intended for SBS – without in-program commercial breaks.
When the 1991 Parliament incorporated the phrase "natural program breaks" into the SBS Act it intended the placement of advertising on SBS television would not disrupt programs, that SBS not present itself like a commercial broadcaster and that "natural program breaks" would be restricted to:-
- half-time in a soccer match . . . in effect what will happen is that advertising will top and tail programs
chamber/hansardr/1991-10-14/0051 Page: 1842 Mr SMITH (Liberal)
- natural program breaks, one would think that it is not too difficult to identify . . . clearly the half-time break in football and other sporting programs is a fairly common occurrence. The topping and tailing of programs so that good quality films are not massacred by advertisements is something that most people will readily identify with and recognise the breach of very quickly
chamber/hansards/1991-11-11/0109 Page: 2843 Sen ALSTON (Liberal)
- natural program breaks will be so unobtrusive on audiences as to be almost undetectable
chamber/hansards/1991-11-11/0135 Page: 2862 Sen COLLINS (Labor)
- advertisement–at the beginning and the end of the sponsored program. In that way the viewers were not disturbed and were not constantly interrupted, as is the case on some of the commercial television programs
chamber/hansardr/1991-10-14/0060 Page: 1857 Mr LEE (Labor)
- let us not try to get the advertising revenue that will make the SBS another commercial channel. If we do, again, that will change its character, and I do not think that is really what we are about
chamber/hansardr/1991-10-14/0061 Page: 1860 Mr SINCLAIR (National)

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Library of Congress and the New Farm Security Administration Depression Era Photograph Scans
I read a great post from the Library of Congress last week (http://blogs.loc.gov/picturethis/2012/07/celebrate-sparkling-new-fsa-scans/) about its new collection of about 45,000 Great Depression-era photograph scans in the Farm Security Administration (FSA) collection.
The call number code for this collection is USF33, so going to http://www.loc.gov/pictures/search/?q=USF33 will take you to a full list. And of course once you're there you can add other search terms.
I added the keyword contest to the search and got my list winnowed down to 142 results, with pictures of all kinds from all kinds of contests including corn-shucking, barrel rolling, top spinning, pie eating, goat roping, and burro loading. The result list includes a thumbnail that seems a bit on the small side, but that's made up for with the thorough titles of the pictures and a little information about the date of the photograph and the photographer.
Click on a listing and additional details you'll get will include rights information (I think this collection is pretty much freely available), call number, subject, and notes. You can also download the picture in larger formats — anything from smallish JPGs to TIFs over 10MB in size.
I loved this collection. So many of the shots are candid and it's easy to tell the photographers had a true warmth for the subjects in the pictures. If you want to start off your exploration with some fun, add the word "wager" to your search for USF33. You'll find a very funny series of images.
Artamonoff Collection Shows Istanbul and Western Turkey In Photographs, 1935-1945
This collection is a bit too small to be one I'd normally cover, but when Harvard announced it last week I found the pictures to be compelling, and wanted to make sure you knew about it. The new collection is called the Nicholas V. Artamonoff Collection, and it features 543 photos taken by Artamonoff between 1935 and 1945, at sites (archaelogical sites, and ruins) in Istanbul and western Turkey. The collection is available at http://icfa.doaks.org/collections/artamonoff/items.
The photographs can be browsed in toto, via a map, via a tag cloud, or with a keyword search. I looked at the tag cloud and chose brickwork, for which I got 61 results.
The pictures are presented in a grid with location, thumbnail, and brief description. The individual item pages show larger pictures (but I wish they could be larger, I feel like I missed a lot of detail), date taken, more extensive description, and in many places a Google Map so you can get an idea of what the area looks like now. The announcement of this collection notes that a lot of these sites and monuments have fallen into disrepair or have vanished completely.
In addition to the photographs, there is also a biography of the photographer and a list of sites where the pictures were taken.
I have no idea why these images resonate with me so much. They seem almost haunted, but at the same time they occupy a landscape that is determined to be ordinary (note the imposing exterior of the St. Mary Pammakaristos, before its restoration, with what looks like a string of laundry in the foreground. I'm not much of a critic in these matters but I think it might also be that Artamonoff was a pretty damn good photographer — he was able to take both detailed and long-range pictures without losing any context.
The collection is small enough to browse; if the images themselves were larger this collection would be absolutely incredible. As it is it is well worth a visit if you're at all interested in history or archaelogy.
Gemini Spacecraft Digital Archive Now Available
Arizona State University announced last week the launch (no pun intended) of the new Project Gemini Online Digital Archive, an online archive of NASA's Gemini spacecraft flights. (From the announcement: "Project Gemini (1964-1966) was the second United States human spaceflight program, after Project Mercury (1960-1963). The overarching goal was to test systems and operations critical to the Apollo program (1961-1975), conceived with the purpose of 'landing a man on the Moon and returning him safely to the Earth'." The archive is available at http://tothemoon.ser.asu.edu/.
from the front page you'll see that there's already an archive for Project Mercury. The Gemini gallery is divided by each of the ten missions, from Gemini III to Gemini XII. I looked at the Gemini VII archive. The pictures here were presented in a slideshow, black and white pictures first. Most of the pictures were shots of Earth, some with captions ("India, Madras State, Ceylon, Adam's Bridge, Palk Straits") and some without. All of them had downloads available, from low resolution to the raw image (the one I downloaded was a 58MB .TIF)
If you look at the top nav bar for the image gallery, you'll see a pulldown menu called Gemini. This menu will give you background on the missions, information about the images and how they were processed, and a short list of more resources about the Gemini missions. There's also a link to a page of "movies" — highlights of the best pictures from each mission made into Quicktime movies. This is probably the best way to get all the image highlights.
Unless you know a lot more about astronomy than I do, start with the background and the movies before going in for an archive browse. A great collection but I needed more context to get started enjoying it.
New Online Photo Collection Shows Delaware in the 1920s and 1930s
The state of Delaware has announced a new online photo collection — over 2000 images of Delaware in the 1920s and 1930s, taken from the state's Board of Agriculture glass negative collection. The collection is available here (giant messy URL alert.)
These pictures are wonderfully random. Stones marking the corners of Delaware? Check. Shipment of chickens going to Argentina? Check. All kinds of buildings? Check. Two guys holding a huge fish? Check. Electrical meter from 1936? Check. Tomato inspection shed? Check.
(Some of the items are also NOT for young audiences. There are also several murder scene pictures here and at least one image of a corpse. Please use caution when visiting this site and don't let your kids/students run around in it without supervision.)
Hold your mouse over a picture for a tool tip with further description and a date. When you click on a picture to look at it more closely, it shows up full size, and you can shrink it or pan around to see the whole thing. This is unusual but useful as many of the pictures are landscape pictures, and this is an easy way to quickly see details. While looking at the detail page you can also rotate the images, print them, or download them in a few different sizes. (Note that the Delaware Public Archives does claim rights for these pictures and written permission is required to reuse them, which might be why they're not in Flickr Commons.)
You can do a simple keyword search or an advanced search that lets you do field-level searching. A search for fair found 30 results, including lots of images and a couple of fantastic pictures of fair auto races from 1933.
A good presentation and it isn't often you get such a large collection devoted solely to Delaware. Just use caution when browsing. Especially when it's, like, 6am and you haven't even had your coffee yet.
Library of Congress Posts Civil War Portrait Collection to Flickr
The Library of Congress announced last week that it has made a huge collection of Civil War portraits available on its Flickr site. The portraits — almost 700 of them — are available at http://www.flickr.com/photos/library_of_congress/sets/72157625520211184/.
This collection is all from one place — the Liljenquist family — and includes the frames of the pictures as well as the ambrotype and tintype photographs themselves. Many of the pictures are soldiers (including some portraits of African-American soldiers) but there are some civilian pictures here as well. There are also many group pictures, both of civilians and soldiers.
Some of the pictures are fairly dark and hard to see — or maybe it's my monitor. If you want more detailed images than are available at Flickr, you can go back to LOC.gov and download archival-quality TIFFs, though they are a slow download. I downloaded one of 84MB and one of 116MB.
A remarkable collection, but also depressing in a way… the soldiers all look so young…
Georgia State University Launches Johnny Mercer Digital Collection
Georgia State University announced last week the launch of the Johnny Mercer digital collection, about 1300 images from the Johnny Mercer Papers and Johnny and Ginger Mercer Papers.
(Johnny Mercer was a singer/songwriter who was active from the 1930s up until the 1970s. He wrote some songs which might sound familiar to you, including Jeepers Creepers, You Must Have Been A Beautiful Baby, and One for My Baby (and One More for the Road))
I couldn't find a direct link, but I did do a search for Mercer and ended up here, with 1243 results. This is a search result; use the query box in the upper right to do more detailed query like Mercer guitar or Mercer television. You could also try names of contemporaries — I found several pictures of Johnny Mercer with Bing Crosby and one with Nat "King" Cole.
Search results have a thumbnail and a little context; click on the thumbnail for a much larger picture and some more information about it.
Auckland Weekly News Images End Up In Database
A story from this morning's Scoop let me know about the Auckland Libraries' Heritage Images Online database, which recently had 15,645 images added to it from supplements of the Auckland Weekly News from 1935 to 1944. The database now has over 40,000 images available; you can start your browse at http://www.aucklandcity.govt.nz/dbtw-wpd/heritageimages/apphoto.htm.
There's a simple keyword search and an advanced search with a bunch of fields, but there's also the interesting suburban views (choose photos by community) or the most requested photos (popular photos in thirteen different categories, from New Zealand Maori Battalion to Yachts.) The browsing is a little tough as you're only looking at five pictures at a time, so I went with a keyword search. I searched for pataka (storehouse) and got 24 results.
The results follow the "thumbnail / description" pattern but to get image details look for the "Click for more detail" with the description and click the link next to it. You'll get a larger version of the image, a little more description, tags, caption, and a link to get the full size image. You'll also get information about image rights and a link to a price list. Most of the photographs I looked at from that search were from around 1910, though there was one from circa 1885. I also found a few that had descriptions but no online images available.
I did a search for Auckland Weekly News and got over 16151 results (browsable five at a time, ick) with all kinds of photographs. The earliest date I saw in this case was 1899.
There's a variety of images and subjects covered here, but with the five-at-a-time browsing I recommend either taking advantage of the advanced search or doing very narrow keyword searches.


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Buffeting concerns that "those damn illegals are taking over everything," the U.S. Census Bureau released a startling finding Wednesday morning that not English, nor Spanish, but Sarcasm is actually the national de facto language.
President Obama heralded the announcement with a proclamation that he "absolutely could not be happier with the switch."
"Yes, the politically correct thing was 'great' for awhile," he said, signaling with finger quotation marks. "But enough is enough. It's time Americans said out loud what's really on their minds and Sarcasm is genuinely the perfect dialect with which to do so."
He added that he speaks Sarcasm fluently in the privacy of his home, often foregoing casual English for more mocking terms when he tells his two daughters that he thoroughly loves it when they leave their shoes in the hallway for him to trip over and cannot get enough piled up dirty dishes in the sink.
In an official release from the census bureau, Jack W. Eisenheim, the agency's press relations manager, explained that the reveal came as no shock to the scientists sifting through years of built up data.
"Gradually, since the time of the 1950s when our citizenry was much more polite and please and thank you were a part of daily life, the American public has become much more caustic," he said. "People who used to cry when spoken to in Sarcasm now employ many of its dialects as a primary method of communication in their daily lives."
Sarcasm, the native tongue in a number of European nations, arrived in the United States during a mass emigration in the 1960s, Eisenheim said. It's since spread rapidly, first starting in large cities and moving into smaller towns where the PC culture of the 1950s reined true up until the most recent Census count.
"The days of please and thank you and keeping a grin on your face while telling little white lies that those pants 'so do not make your butt look big,' are over, kaput," Eisenheim said. "Political correctness and politeness are out, they've been pushed out of the way for a much more useful communication standard."
Ironically, results of the Census' study also yielded Pirate and Profanity as tied for the second most spoken languages, he said, followed shortly by Pun-Speak, 90s-Movie-Quote and Emoticon.
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S T A T E O F N E W Y O R K ________________________________________________________________________ 4295--A Cal. No. 494 2013-2014 Regular Sessions I N S E N A T E March 19, 2013 ___________ Introduced by Sen. SKELOS -- read twice and ordered printed, and when printed to be committed to the Committee on Local Government -- reported favorably from said committee, ordered to first and second report, ordered to a third reading, passed by Senate and delivered to the Assembly, recalled, vote reconsidered, restored to third reading, amended and ordered reprinted, retaining its place in the order of third reading AN ACT to authorize Temple Israel to retroactively apply for a real property tax exemption for certain property in the village of Lawrence, county of Nassau THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK, REPRESENTED IN SENATE AND ASSEM- BLY, DO ENACT AS FOLLOWS: 1 Section 1. Notwithstanding any other provision of law to the contrary, 2 the assessor of the county of Nassau is hereby authorized to accept from 3 Temple Israel, an application for exemption from real property taxes 4 pursuant to section 420-a of the real property tax law for the 2012 5 assessment roll, and for the 2011-2012 school taxes for the parcel owned 6 by such not-for-profit entity which is located at 140 Central Avenue, in 7 the village of Lawrence, county of Nassau, otherwise known as Nassau 8 county section 40, block 91, lot 9. If accepted, the application shall 9 be reviewed as if it had been received on or before the taxable status 10 date established for such rolls. 11 If satisfied that such not-for-profit organization would otherwise be 12 entitled to such exemption if such not-for-profit organization had filed 13 an application for exemption by the appropriate taxable status date, the 14 assessor, upon approval by the Nassau county legislature, may make 15 appropriate correction to the subject rolls. If such exemption is grant- 16 ed and such organization, therefore, shall have paid any tax with 17 respect to the subject rolls, the applicable governing body or tax 18 department may, in its sole discretion, provide for the refund of those 19 taxes paid and cancel those taxes, fines, penalties, liens, or interest 20 remaining unpaid. 21 S 2. This act shall take effect immediately. EXPLANATION--Matter in ITALICS (underscored) is new; matter in brackets [ ] is old law to be omitted. LBD09425-04-3Go to top


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Tokhmafshan, Mohammad (2001) Viral Diseases of Cultured Penaeus Semisulcatus De Haan with Emphasis on Control Measures of Penaeus Monodon Baculovirus (MBV) In the Islamic Republic Of Iran. PhD thesis, Universiti Putra Malaysia.
Shrimp aquaculture in Islamic Republic of Iran has a short history. Farmed shrimp production grew slowly from 1992 until 2000 when a number of large farms started to begin production. In 2000, the production was 4,500 MT and estimated that more than 7,000 MT will be produce by 2001. The present study was carried out to investigate the status of viral shrimp diseases and their impact on the shrimp industry in the I. R. Iran. From August 1997 to March 1998, about two thousand samples of cultured Penaeus semisulcatus postlarvae and subadults were collected from five hatcheries and 20 growout farms distributed in three provinces along the coast of Persian Gulf and Oman Sea. baculovirus was infective at salinity ranging from 5-40 ppt whereas at pH 3 and 12, MBV was completely inactivated. MBV were not affected at pH 5, 7, 8 and 9. Shrimp exposed for 10 hr to MBV at different chlorine concentration (5, 25, 50, 100 and 200 ppm) showed that MBV was completely inactivated after 10 hr of exposure to 200 ppm. Formalin in concentration ranging from 0-100 ppm had no virucidal effect on the infectivity of MBV.
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Flint - A Design Charrette for the Grand Traverse Greenway Trail will be
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Orchard View Winery
Taste the tradition of over 100 years of quality grown fruit from the Mazanek family orchards. Even connoisseurs will appreciate a glass of John James, a delightful semi-sweet blend of Golden Delicious and Jonathan apples aged in American oak.
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Coal Miners Monument
Joseph Koch, who along with eight other local miners died in a mine explosion in 1947, is depicted here.
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General Dean Suspension Bridge
Located just outside the city of Carlyle, this historic 130-year-old bridge is one of the oldest suspension bridges in the area. The original bridge served as a crossing over the Kaskaskia River.
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Clinton County Historical Museum
This building was the former home of Judge Sidney Breese, who came to Illinois from New York. He studied law here and became Assistant Secretary of the State of Illinois.
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Eldon Hazlet State Park
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Governors Run Golf and Country Club
This championship 18-hole course has 13 lakes scattered throughout the par 72 layout. It boasts five sets of tees to accommodate all skill levels on exquisitely manicured greens.
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Carlyle Lake
The largest man-made lake in Illinois (26,000 acres), is a premier location for outdoor sports. Known to sailors, it is one of the best and most challenging for sailboats. There is also boating, fishing, hunting, bird watching, sand beaches, and camping areas. Hotels, cabins and golf courses make the area a true outdoor lover's playground.
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Bretz Wildlife Lodge & Winery
Bretz Wildlife Lodge & Winery offers a relaxing dining atmosphere. They serve lunch and dinner, with breakfast on Sundays. With a twist on the normal steak and eggs, the Lodge serves prime rib or smoked brisket and eggs along with pancakes, biscuits and gravy, and omelet's. Lunch offerings include salads, smoked sandwiches, hamburgers as well as many appetizers. Dinner includes, but not limited to rib eye steaks, surf-n-turf, succulent pulled pork, seafood, and awesome baby back ribs. The Lodge offers inside and outside dining options. A variety of dinner specials are available throughout the week. A breakfast and brunch buffet is available on Sundays. Each visit to Bretz Wildlife Lodge and Winery is a new experience for you to enjoy.
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Wheelan's Barbecue Shack
The family has enjoyed smoking meats for almost 50 years, dating back to Grandpa Cliff's Big Chief Smoker, back by the garage on the east end of Carlyle. In the tradition of the old days, they take the highest quality meats and slow smoke them with a blend of hickory, cherry, and apple woods. This process produces a reddish pink tint in the meat found only in authentic BBQ.
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2 major accidents within same area on I-20
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UPDATED: Monday, May 16, 2011 - 2:56pm
SMITH COUNTY — A DPS spokeswoman says I-20 has reopened.
A KETK photographer reports 4 people have been taken to local hospitals.
Two of the people injured are in serious condition, 1 was airlifted by helicopter.
KETK has learned the second wreck happened when one driver tried to pass stalled traffic from the first accident, and wrecked when he couldn't stop in time .
I-20 is currently closed.
A KETK photographer reports a chopper is landing on Interstate 20 to transport one person.
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Smith County troopers tell KETK, both westbound lanes are blocked and traffic is being rerouted.
Smith County fire officials confirm there have been 3 major wrecks on I-20 near Highway 271.
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Haptic perception
Haptic perception is the process of recognizing objects through touch. It involves a combination of somatosensory perception of patterns on the skin surface (e.g., edges, curvature, and texture) and proprioception of hand position and conformation.[1]
People can rapidly and accurately identify three-dimensional objects by touch.[2] They do so through the use of exploratory procedures, such as moving the fingers over the outer surface of the object or holding the entire object in the hand.[3]
Gibson[4] defined the haptic system as "The sensibility of the individual to the world adjacent to his body by use of his body". Gibson and others emphasized the close link between haptic perception and body movement: haptic perception is active exploration. The concept of haptic perception is related to the concept of extended physiological proprioception according to which, when using a tool such as a stick, perceptual experience is transparently transferred to the end of the tool.
Haptic perception relies on the forces experienced during touch.[5] This research allows the creation of "virtual", illusory haptic shapes with different perceived qualities[6] which has clear application in haptic technology.[7]
Loss of the sense of touch is a catastrophic deficit that can impair walking and other skilled actions such as holding objects or using tools.
See also[edit]
- Haptic communication – communication via touch
- ^ Streri, Arlette; Spelke, Elizabeth S. "Haptic perception of objects in infancy". Cognitive Psychology 20 (1): 1–23. doi:10.1016/0010-0285(88)90022-9. PMID 3338265.
- ^ Klatzky RL, Lederman SJ, & Metzger VA (1985). "Identifying objects by touch: An "expert system."". Perception & Psychophysics 37 (37): 299–302. doi:10.3758/BF03211351.
- ^ Lederman SJ, & Klatzky RL (1987). "Hand movements: A window into haptic object recognition". Cognitive Psychology 19 (3): 342–368. doi:10.1016/0010-0285(87)90008-9. PMID 3608405.
- ^ Gibson, J.J. (1966). The senses considered as perceptual systems. Boston: Houghton Mifflin. ISBN 0-313-23961-4.
- ^ Robles-De-La-Torre & Hayward. Force Can Overcome Object Geometry In the perception of Shape Through Active Touch. Nature 412 (6845):445-8 (2001).
- ^ "The Cutting edge of haptics"
- ^ Robles-De-La-Torre G. Principles of Haptic Perception in Virtual Environments. In Grunwald M (Ed.), Human Haptic Perception, Birkhäuser Verlag, 2008.
Further reading[edit]
Lederman, S. J., & Klatzky, R. L. (1990). Haptic classification of common objects: Knowledge-driven exploration. Cognitive Psychology, 22, 421-459.
Grunwald, M. (Ed.) 2008. Human Haptic Perception - Basics and Applications. Basel/Boston/Berlin: Birkhaeuser Verlag. ISBN 978-3-7643-7611-6


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