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Proto, Francesco (2004) The eroticism of architecture. In: The Eroticism of the Object, 2004, Second University of Rome "Tor Vergata" / dept of Aesthetics. (Unpublished)
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Proto, Francesco (2007) The ubiquitous and the double: architecture and the ellipse of subjectivity. In: Edifici Concettuali e Architetture: i Modelli di Rappresentazione della Città Immaginaria e della Città Reale (Conceptual Buildings and the Built Environment: Models of Representation for Real and Imaginary Cities), Spring 2007, University of Roma Tre. (Unpublished)
Sodagar, Behzad and Chilton, John and Fieldson, Rosemary and Gilroy-Scott, Bryce and Lowthorp, Nigel (2008) Design for sustainable architecture and environments. In: 4th International Conference on Environmental, Cultural, Economic and Social Sustainability, 4-7 January 2008, Universiti Malaysia,Trengganu, Malaysia. .
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Sodagar, Behzad and Raynor, David and Blanchard, John and Taylor, Kier (2002) Sustainable housing design for the 21st century. In: Sustainable building 2002, 23-25 Sept 2002, Oslo, Norway.
Sun, Feifei and Sodagar, Behzad and Bell, John (2013) Building heating consumptions under present and future climate scenarios. In: PLEA2013-29th Conference, Sustainable Architecture for a Renewable Future, 10-12 September 2013, Munich, Germany.
Szynalska, Karolina (2012) Picaresque picturesque or decoy decay: Dudley Zoo by Tecton and Berthold Lubetkin. In: Theoretical Currents II: Architecture and its Geographical Horizons, 4-5 April 2012, University of Lincoln. (Unpublished)
Szynalska, Karolina (2011) Yesterday's church of tomorrow: St. John the Baptist, Ermine Estate. In: The History and Heritage of Post-war Council Estates, June 2011, Bishop Grosseteste University College Lincoln. (Unpublished)
Vickers, Richard and Proto, Francesco (2011) Cityscapes: exploring the spirit of urban identity. In: 17th International Symposium on Electronic Art - ISEA 2011 Istanbul, 14-21 September 2011, Istanbul, Turkey.
Watt, Kathleen (2005) Reconciling creativity and research: formal research training as a foundation for architectural design doctorates. In: 'The Unthinkable Doctorate' at Sint-Lucas, 14-16 Apr 2005, Brussels.
Watt, Kathleen (2009) Skegness: the urban public realm and performative identity. In: Seascape Conference, 1st-2nd October, 2009, Skegness, Lincolnshire, UK.
Shacklock, Vincent, ed. (2006) Architectural conservation: issues and developments. Donhead Publishing, Shaftesbury, Dorset, UK. ISBN 1873394772
Bailey, Nick and Haworth, Anna and Manzi, Tony and Paranagamage, Primali and Roberts, Marion (2006) Creating and sustaining mixed income communities. Chartered Institute of housing. ISBN 1905018193
Bandyopadhyay, Soumyen and Lomholt, Jane and Temple, Nicholas and Tobe, Renee (2010) The humanities in architectural design: a contemporary and historical perspective. Routledge, Abington, Oxfordshire . ISBN 0415551137
Bartram, Angela and El-Bizri, Nader and Gittens, Douglas (2014) Recto verso: redefining the sketchbook. Ashgate Studies in Architecture . Ashgate, Ashgate, Farnham, Surrey. ISBN 9781409468660, 1409468666
Bartram, Angela and Gittens, Douglas (2012) Performing lost space: recording architectural detail with the body. Lambert Academic Publishing, Saarbrucken. ISBN 9783846597835
Emmons, Paul and Hendrix, John and Lomholt, Jane (2012) The cultural role of architecture: contemporary and historical perspectives. Routledge, London. ISBN 9780415783415, 9780415783408
Filho, Professor Walter Leal and Price, Andrew and Paranagamage, Primali and Khandokar, Fahmida (2010) Special issue from the Second International Conference on Whole Life Urban Sustainability and its Assessment: special issue of Management of Environmental Quality: An International Journal. Emerald Publishers. ISBN UNSPECIFIED
Hendrix, John (2012) The splendour of English gothic architecture. Parkstone International, London. ISBN 1906981981, 9781906981983
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Hendrix, John (2003) Architectural forms and philosophical structures. Peter Lang, New York. ISBN 082046726x
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Hendrix, John (2002) The relation between architectural forms and philosophical structures in the work of Francesco Borromini in seventeenth-century Rome. Mellen Studies in Architecture, 9 . Edwin Mellen Press, Lampeter, Wales. ISBN 0773469958
Hendrix, John and Carman, Charles H. (2010) Renaissance theories of vision. Ashgate. ISBN 1409400247, 9781409400240
Hendrix, John Shannon (2006) Architecture and psychoanalysis: Peter Eisenman and Jacques Lacan. Peter Lang, New York. ISBN 0820481718
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SA won't force pokie players to register
PUBLISHED: 27 May 2011 16:06:19 | UPDATED: 28 May 2011 04:04:08PRINT EDITION: 28 May 2011
The South Australian government says it won't support a federal government move to make poker machine players register for a pre-commitment betting scheme.
Under the scheme to help problem gamblers, players would set how much money they were prepared to lose before they started playing.
SA Gambling Minister Gail Gago said any move towards mandatory registration should be based on evidence.
"At this point in time we are not prepared to consider mandatory registration as there is no available research data to suggest it is more effective in addressing problem gambling," she said. "We should only consider proceeding to this next stage when there is clearer evidence."
The federal government has proposed a scheme for poker machines to force players to limit their losses to a pre-determined amount.
Ms Gago said the SA government would support the mandatory availability of pre-commitment machines with voluntary registration of players.
It could also include mandatory reminder message to customers who had not set a limit for their gambling.
The minister said South Australia had led the way in trialling pre-commitment technology, with one in five poker machines in the state now covered by a pre-commitment trial.
She said the trial showed voluntary pre-commitment was successful in addressing problem gambling. "South Australia will continue to work with other states and territories towards ensuring safe and recreational gambling opportunities are provided, while minimising the potential for harm."
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My mondeo has recently developed a fault where as soon as the engine warms up the temp gauge slowly slides back to zero and the car then seems to run on greatly reduced power with the electric fan whirring constantly, even for a good few minutes after the engine is switched off.
I contacted a local ford main dealer who, after running a diagnostic ( which showed no fault codes), advised me the water pump and power steering pump would need to be replaced to cure the problem.
The ford dealer carried out the work at a cost of £653.02p saying the problem was sorted and the car had been road tested.
After collecting the car I got less than 2 miles before the car did exactly the same thing again, I turned the car around and went back to the garage, I asked them to return the payment to my debit card until the problem was sorted as I firmly believe I have paid for work that was not needed, the garage refused to return my payment and have since been carrying out more diagnostics that so far seem to have them stumped so they are now in touch with Ford UK to see if they can shed any light on the problem.
My question therefor comes in 2 parts, firstly, do you have any idea what the problem is?? ( according to the ford garage it is not the cyl head temp sensor ),
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Welcome to the South Carolina Bar's E-Blast! September 6, 2011 E-Blast highlights upcoming activities, legal information and links to the Bar's website at www.scbar.org. The South Carolina Bar is dedicated to advancing justice, professionalism and understanding of the law. Next up in the Bar video series: Mike Kelly Columbia lawyer Mike Kelly is featured in the "Proud to be a South Carolina Lawyer" video series, designed to present a glimpse into the lives of S.C. lawyers. Click here to see the video, and "Like" the Bar on Facebook to see an additional video each week and share them with others. Save more through FedEx Office and HP! For a limited time, S.C. Bar members can save even more through member benefits! Enroll in the S.C. Bar FedEx Office discount program through Sept. 30 and receive additional savings of up to 30 percent on select copy and print services for 30 days upon sign-up. Click here and enter passcode V44Q8D to enroll. For more information, call 1-800-MEMBERS. Also through Sept. 30, HP is offering Bar members a discounted price on the Compaq 100B Small Form Factor (XZ846UT#ABA). For details, call (888) 202-4465 and mention STBAR. Advance Sheet update August 31 The S.C. Court of Appeals found the circuit court erred in denying a directed verdict to the appellants and listed specific funds that should be returned to the plaintiffs. The court remanded to the circuit court for a determination of the interest on those sums. The circuit court did not err in granting a directed verdict as to the claims for aiding and abetting a breach of fiduciary duty, fraud, conversion and civil conspiracy. The court also concluded that the failure to give the requested jury instruction on joint bank accounts did not constitute prejudicial error and the failure to modify the instruction on the conversion claim was not erroneous. The court affirmed the circuit court's decision not to impose a constructive trust on the disputed funds in favor of Clara Burch's estate. The remainder of the appellants' equitable claims were abandoned on appeal. Gordon v. Busbee, No. 4880, is available online. The court affirmed the family court's equitable distribution award with certain modifications. Because the wife had already paid approximately 35.4 percent of the marital taxes, the remaining debt assessed to the wife was 14.6 percent of the total tax liability incurred by both parties during the marriage. The court found the $40,000 advance from the wife's parents for the down payment on the marital home was not a loan and the $30,000 special equity awarded to the wife was to be included in the equity calculation of the marital home and divided equally between the husband and wife. The court affirmed the result of the family court's order with respect to the personal property of the parties and the family court's denial of attorney's fees to the husband. Barrow v. Barrow, No. 4881, is available online. The court held the circuit court erred in affirming the magistrate court's ruling that the 10-year statute of limitations from S.C. Code Section 15-3-350 applied, rather than the three-year statute of limitations from S.C. Code Section 15-3-530. The language in the statute was clear and unambiguous that the three-year limitation applied to contracts and a commercial lease agreement was a contract. Section 15-3-350 did not apply because it was only for an action founded upon title to real property and actions for rent based upon title to real property. Palmetto Co. v. McMahon, No. 4882, is available online. In this cross-appeal, the court agreed with the family court that Eastview and the home were marital property. 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I'm really bored! So I wrote this story (not really fond of poems right now).
Kind of inspired by my ex but this story doesn't have any gay themes (hey, not everything we write have to be about gay people.. no?).
Mmm, I hope you guys enjoy! Oh btw, I apologise for the obvious rip off of Mary Doria Russell's style... but I'm sure she won't mind =]
Feedback is greatly appreciated!
Stranger in my Life
This is what everyone would remember about the father: his appearance was immaculate. Regardless of where he was he would make sure every single inch of his body was an art pursued with the highest grade of religious zeal. In Justin's mind, there was no gray shading between pure and dirty, right and wrong.
Yet one night he had sinned, made pregnant a young girl. Her face was drenched with tears when the news of the baby struck. 'I'm pregnant' she said. Jessica was sixteen. Justin was merely a year older.
He held on to her hand tightly, between them intertwined with unspoken words. He could leave her. He could walk away like this never happened. Or maybe he could cry with her and pretend it would be alright – when it wouldn't be. But only the most dumbfounded thing of all escaped his mouth. 'How'd it happen?'
'You know how it happened. You were there Justin.' She tightened her fingers slightly, applying a gentle pressure to his hand, echoed by his warm, beating pulse.
'Right. I was' Justin replied with a comment just as oblivious as the first. But he could make things right. They were standing under the shelter of an old drooping tree, one that had witnessed the tolls of time having bloomed and wilted with every joy and tragedy. He wrapped his other arm around her waist. She let him. 'We'll get through this. We always had. It's going to be okay babe.'
For the swiftest of moments she believed him. For a moment she was not bearing a baby but instead was baptized and washed clean by his words. But then realization hit hard. 'My parents are going to kill me,' she cringed and tears trickled down her fragile face again. 'I'm not going to abort the baby. Never. Ever.' She leaned against his shoulder. He patted her head. Right now she was so brittle that another slightest spur of pain would shatter her like a glass splintering into a billion pieces. Right now, in a time and place she had never been before, she needed him the most to wade through it all.
And it seemed like as if he could read her mind.
'I'll never leave you, I promise' and with that he kissed her gently on her neck, then her ears, lips. His hair smelled like some kind of flower, an aroma that would linger on her. The kiss was soft, light, not too heavy, like they would do it again and again for the rest of their lives. 'I promise.'
'And I don't care what anyone has to say about it. I love you.' With that they held each other tightly. Yet he was so scared about the baby. He would be a bastard's father and frightened this unpleasant gossip would become public. And a little bit, maybe just a little bit, he was a little obsessed that her tears might soak up his shirt and dilute his scented smell.
His solution was to simplify. He sought after and tried to seize the source of this entire problem. He would pull it from its roots and make things right again. He could not change what he did, but he could change how the world saw it. No longer would he be filth, because no one else could tell him how he felt about himself. Everything would be explained, not with excuses. She didn't think so?
He still held on to her tightly like nothing could go wrong. He liked overdosing himself with cologne. He liked whispering into her ear and knowing the right words to say. He knew the right places to touch. Were these thoughts and habits of his noteworthy, perhaps random, or merely interesting? Here's another, it was a shame Justin never got the chance to know you were a girl.
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ok i love it, i think that your writing is great and author worthy,i wish to be an author and am writing a couple of books and yet i cant write like you can. i loved the story except it seemed unfinished, there was a lot missing at the end, and also what is the last line about, whats it mean? i also would change the title,because then your leaving nothing to surprise but you will need a title that is catching, the 1st thing people see when they go to read a book is the title and and the cover (corse the cover is not an issue to you because this is not going to be published as a novel, and besides authors have very little if any choice on what goes on the cover of there book, how bad does that suck?)so a more colorful and creative title would be better. thats the worse part about writing a book to me is the title so i cant help you there, but i think its really good and good luck.you should think about entering it into the 5,000 writing contest.
Oh, I know my story requires a lot of inferences (bleh, because everyone says that)... basically it's the mother tellin the story to the child (which is now born and a girl). And then you realise the father (Justin) had left - despite all the things he knows to say and do.
Something along those lines... and the obsessive cleaniness at the start is supposed to be some kind of symbolism. Like physically self-centred and self-conscious.. but then you realise he's also mentally self-absorbed as well.
As for the writing competition.. hmm lol I'll think consider it! What's the competition's details anyway?
Titles smell. I hate them! I can never think of a good one =(
what I MEANT to say was good story.... but it got messed up and posted my signature thingy.... sorry about that.
hey! thanks hehe.. and lol it's okay. Yeah at first I was like aye Dante.. Dorian.. is that a trick question? xD
ok i read it again and now i get it and understand where ur coming from but if u hadnt had said that i would have never caught on, so maybe u could make that alittle more clear in the story as well. Maybe(just a thought) of doing it like how u said the father,like "yet everyone did remember the mother, who still cared for her baby, who she had not abandond for she was unchanged even thru the years"
JUST A SUGGESTION i swear im not like trying to steal ur work or whatever thought maybe going thru ur head. u can use that and change it as u wish if u want
also i dont get the 2nd to last paragraph,whats it talking about?
Yeah I think maybe I should add that. Hmm thanks for the suggestion I'll see how to put it in and make it flow kind of... but I think it 'tells the read' and I don't really like telling lol. I like inferences but sometimes it's too much and only I get it =\
Hehe. Of course I don't think you're stealing my work! Otherwise you better watch your back mister, 'cause I'm goin to find out where you live.
Kudos. I adored the ending although it was a little foreshadowed by the title. I also liked that it is very extremely sensuous... I just noticed this was wrote like a long time ago, so I'm sorry if the comment if ill-timed.
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Image Mender
Posted By Ashraf On December 22, 2008 @ 3:47 AM In Giveaway of the Day Reviews | 6 Comments
{rw_text}Giveaway of the day for December 22, 2008 is Image Mender [1].
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{for="Features as Described" value="8″}I give this an 8 instead of a 10 because in many images I have tried, the program has not been very accurate.
{for="Ease of Use" value="8″}The program does not have a learning curve. Rather it is very anal to use. With only freehand selection markers, you better be the very meticulous type. But compared to clone stamps, this program is a walk in the park.
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NOTE: Before we actually get into the program, please note that using this program, or any other program to remove copyright information from image/pictures is against the law. Use at your own risk.
Installation and registration went fine. I did not have to run anything as Administrator. Just do as the readme.txt says – run Activate.exe then Setup.exe.
This is what the program window looks like:
Initially I was confused as to how the program actually works. I was expecting to have to select the area (with freehand or other tool) that I want to remove then process the image. But, after watching the demo [3], I learned that you must use the marker and totally color in the area you want to remove. And that about describes this program in a jiffy – you use the marker to color in the area you can remove, press the "Play" like button, and wait. Once the image is done being processed, you can save the image.
You have four different marker sizes to chose from:
The following image shows just one click of each marker – the area that each marker 'selects' with one click (smallest -> biggest is thin -> extra bold):
As you can see, there is a big difference between thin and middle – there definitely could be (should be) one or two more markers put in between those two sizes. There is also a huge difference between bold and extra bold. However, the above picture is zoomed in quite a bit so I could show the difference between the markers. The actual size of each marker is much, much smaller when at 100% zoom.
If you ever screw up, or would like to un-color the area you have colored in with the marker so far, there is the undo button:
This undo button will remove all marker marks on the image, not just the last one you made. Unfortunately, besides the undo tool, there is no way to remove the marks of a marker. I really wish the developer had added in something like an eraser tool which you could manually remove the marks of a marker.
Once you have selected/colored in the area you want removed, press the play button to process the image:
Your image will process fairly quickly, although the processing image depends on how big your image is. If you like the resulting image, you can save it by hitting the floppy disk icon, or go to File -> Save Image As. You will be able to save your image in the following formats:
While this program is good, I do not think it deserves all the thumbs up that are being given to it on GOTD because of the following reasons:
Here are some examples of how well/bad this program works. I googled for all these images. I have zoomed in on all the images to get better selection accuracy:
Original (I got it from this [9] wiki):
I zoomed into the top left corner and used the marker to select "Resource":
This is the result after I processed the image:
As you can see, for this mending attempt, this program = fail. I attempted to mend the new image to see if I could get better results, but nothing better came out of it.
Original (I got it from this [13] website:
[14]I zoomed in on the "Palousephotography.org" watermark and selected it:
[15]The result I got after I processed the image:
As you can see, removal of "Palousephotography.org" went well (really nice pictures on that website btw). Its not perfect, and I am sure processing the image would just improve it, but Image Mender performed reasonably well for this image.
Original (I got it from this [17] tutorial):
I selected the star and the pawn to remove:
This is the result I got after I processed the image:
The removal of the star was fairly successful. But the pawn? Ehhh, not so much. I processed the new image:
So it improved from the first; this encouraged me to process again and again. After 4-5 more mending processes, I came up with this:
I gave up after that last attempt. For this image, I would say this program failed (if you wanted to remove that pawn).
All the 'mending' I did was processed fairly quickly (none took more then 30 secs, and usually all finished under 10 secs) but the processing time does increase expontenially if you increase the size of the areas and size/resolution of the images being processed.
This program compared to InPaint:
GOTD gave away InPaint a while back. In comparison to InPaint, I would say InPaint is a lot more successful on simple backgrounds (like a solid color) while this program is more successful on more complex backgrounds. InPaint is also a lot quicker in processing the images and has a better interface. I used the same three images as examples in my InPaint review [24] as I have in this review. Feel free to compare them.
Free Alternatives:
IrfanView [25]
IfranView has a Copy Stamp tool just like Photoshop. Right click for source + left click to clone the area. It is a lot more anal then even Image Mender but it can give you more accuracy and control. To use the copy stamp in IrfanView, go to Edit -> Show Paint Dialog. A menu type thing should open up on the right of the IrfanView window. The clone stamp is located there.
Here is what I did with IrfanView:
Not perfect, but better then Image Mender although it took a lot longer.
Paint.net [27]
Paint.net also has a clone stamp tool like IrfanView and Photoshop. This is what I did with Paint.net:
Similar to IrfanView (not surprising since both used clone stamps).
FxFoto [29] and GIMP [30] also have clone stamp tools where you can do similar things that I did in Paint.net and IrfanView.
PMnet Verdict: This program is good, but far from perfect. It is mainly for those people who do not have the time/knowledge of how to use professional photo editing tools such as clone stamp. The main 'strength' of this program is that it is very easy to use. The mending seems to be a hit or miss, being totally dependent on the image itself. I would say keep this program and if you ever have a need to remove a water mark or such, give this program a go. You may get lucky and successfully remove the watermark to your liking. I would suggest keeping Paint.net handy for those images that Image Mender cannot successful mend.
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[1] Image Mender: http://www.giveawayoftheday.com/image-mender-2/
[2] Image: http://dottech.org/wp-content/uploads/2008/12/2008-12-22_022233.png
[3] demo: http://www.phibit.com/imender/demo.html
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[9] this: http://rswiki.montala.net/index.php/Watermarking
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[13] this: http://www.palousephotography.org
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EZ Public Parking Garage
333 Jones Street, San Francisco, CA 94102
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"Courteous, easy to use, short walk to theaters."
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"Very reasonably priced and quick to get out of."
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This is an indoor parking garage located just a few blocks away from The Golden Gate Theater. This secure parking garage offers valet and has an attendant present at all times.
Managed by EZ Public Parking. This location is a commercial parking garage.
Nearby destinations: Curran Theatre, The Warfield, Golden Gate Theatre, Great American Music Hall, Ruby Skye.
We are located at 333 Jones St., San Francisco, CA 94102. Between Ellis St. and Eddy St.