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Attendance: 45,599
Philadelphia, PA (Sports Network) - Roy Halladay went seven scoreless innings and Chase Utley hit a three-run home run and drove in four as Philadelphia beat Pittsburgh, 10-3, but that wasn't the big news of the night for the Phillies.
The NL East leaders have acquired All-Star outfielder Hunter Pence from the Houston Astros.
"I think he's a very hard, hustling player" said Phillies manager Charlie Manuel about his new player. "He likes to play and he gives you everything he's got. He's strong, he can hit the other way, he's a tremendous player."
The Phils have nabbed the player they wanted for minor leaguers Jonathan Singleton, Josh Zeid and Jarred Cosart along with a player to be named later.
Halladay (13-4) gave up just one hit with five strikeouts to win his second straight start while Jimmy Rollins added a two-run home run for the Phils, who were coming off a three-game set against San Francisco that saw the team drop the final two games.
Charlie Morton (8-6) was tagged with the loss and was pulled after four innings as he gave up eight runs -- six earned -- on nine hits with four walks and four strikeouts. Pedro Ciriaco had a pinch-hit, two-run double in the loss.
"The first two innings he couldn't get the ball down," said Pittsburgh manager Clint Hurdle about Morton. "We saw better stuff and results after the damage was done, which was unfortunate but I guess it's something to build on."
The Phillies jumped on Morton in the first inning for three runs. With Domonic Brown on first, Utley tripled off the wall in right and Ryan Howard followed with a double. After Shane Victorino singled, Raul Ibanez's base hit made it a 3-0 game.
The second inning saw Philly bat around and make it an 8-0 game. With one out, and Wilson Valdez on first, Rollins singled and Brown was able to reach base on a Neil Walker error, scoring Valdez. Utley followed by drilling a pitch over the wall in left. Valdez later worked a bases loaded walk to score Victorino.
"Obviously trying to get early runs is important," said Utley. "I thought we had some good at-bats the first two innings and we're able to hit some balls where they weren't. And, like normal, Doc pitched a great game."
Halladay, meanwhile, was dealing on the mound as he didn't give up a hit until Xavier Paul led off the fourth with a single.
After that, he retired the next 12 batters he faced before being pulled out of the game following the seventh inning.
Rollins hit a two-run home run in the seventh to make it a 10-0 contest.
The Pirates got on the board in the eighth off of Drew Carpenter as Ciriaco hit a two-run double and scored on Paul's single.
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I'd prefer If he save this kind of play until playoffs!... joking but this won't be useful at all If he doesn't play at this level during playoffs against top teams: Celtics or Miami...
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He's been playing well all season, actually. Well, mostly at home compared to the road, but still. He's been very efficient compared to last year, and that's all we need out of him. No player on this team is going to get 15-20 shots every game. They have to rely on match-ups and how the flow of the game and the offense is going.
In this game, Dwight was getting smothered, so Jameer and Vince stepped up. The previous game Rashard stepped up. Dwight will certainly step up next time the other coach wants to single-cover him.


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2012 has, so far been a positive year for wineries around the world. While it may be a little too early to speak of the wines being made in the northern hemisphere, European and North American wineries have already begun reporting that their harvesting season has been generally very good, and are predicting to continue with the kind of successes they saw in 2011. However, 2012 has been something of a late year for France, due to unpredictable weather throughout the summer, and the grapes were ripening considerably later than they did in 2011 (which was, admittedly, an exceptionally early year). French wineries are claiming, though, that this could well turn out to be advantageous, as the slow ripening will allow the resulting wines to express more flavour and features of the terroir they are grown in. The southern hemisphere has seen ideal climatic conditions in most of the key wine producing countries, and Australia and New Zealand particularly had a superb year, in particular with the Bordeaux varietal grapes that grow there and which love the humidity these countries received plenty of. Also enjoying a fantastic year for weather were wineries across Argentina and Chile, with the Mendoza region claiming that 2012 will be one of their best vintages of the past decade. Similar claims are being made across the Chilean wine regions, where Sauvignon Blanc and Cabernet Sauvignon had an especially good year. These two grape varietals also produced characterful wines on the coastal regions of South Africa this year.
There is little doubt about the fact that the most familiar red wine grape varietal in the world is the Cabernet Sauvignon grape, seen listed on bottles from more or less every single wine producing country across the globe. Part of the reason for this is the fact that Cabernet Sauvignon is a particularly hardy grape, resistant to both frost and rot, and can grow well in a number of climatic conditions so long as it receives enough sunlight and water. Of course, this is only half the story we cannot ignore the fact that wines made from the Cabernet Sauvignon varietal are prized not only for their strong acidic fruit flavors, spicy and earthy notes and high tannin content, but also for the fact that they age beautifully in oak, resulting in wines which are on another level from those made from lesser grapes. Aged wines made using primarily Cabernet Sauvignon grapes are widely recognized to be the finest in the world. The aging process rounds out the tannins, softens the acidity and allows a wide range of fascinating and complex flavors and aromas to come through, making them an unquestioned highlight of the red wine world.
Washington is the second largest wine producing region in the United States, after California, with over forty thousand acres currently under vine, and over six hundred wineries currently operating there. Since the first wineries were established there in 1825, Washington has produced a wide range of wines, made mostly with classic Old World grape varietals. Indeed, their Merlot and Chardonnay wines were immensely popular over the past few decades, and helped establish this state as a serious producer in regards to New World fine wines. The dry and arid eastern side of the country is heavily irrigated, and holds over ninety-nine percent of the state's wineries, each producing the state's characteristic bright, fruit-forward red wines and dry, crisp acidic white wines, both of which are increasing in popularity around the world.
For three hundred years now, the United States has been leading the New World in wine production, both in regards to quantity and quality. Wine is actually produced in all fifty states across the country, with California leading the way by an enormous margin. Indeed, as much as eighty-nine percent of all wines to come out of the United States are produced in California, where the fertile soils and sloping mountain sides, coupled with the long, hot summers provide ideal conditions for producing high quality, European style red, white and rosé wines. With over a million acres of the country under vine, the United States sits comfortably as the fourth largest wine producer in the world, where imported grape varietals from all over the Old World are processed using a successful blend of traditional and contemporary techniques.
When it comes to United States' wines, the state of Washington is widely regarded as being home to many of the country's finest examples of elegant, high quality and characterful produce. Within Washington State, we find the beautiful wine region of Yakima Valley, home to an impressive number of wineries which produce over forty percent of the state's wines. Despite such figures, Yakima Valley is very much a region dedicated to quality above quantity, and the wineries which operate there take great care to ensure that their wines help uphold the high reputation of the region. The dry and temperate climate of Yakima Valley makes it ideal for the cultivation of many different fine grape varietals, helping keep Washington State a region associated with variety, innovation, quality and excellence.


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Also i'd love to hear more about your (and Observer's) photographic memory.
Weird to explain, i remember stuff very well, especially totally unimportant things. Like an encyclopedia. If i see a wall of text for a few seconds i immediately "scan" it, recognizing the words by their shape, not their letters. Could read like an adult in the first grade, says so on the school certificate of that year.
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They kept testing me on photographic memory, going on and on about it when I was a kid. I would invariably fail.
Mine's really videographic, not photographic. Once I find a visual place to start I can walk through any scene I have been through and pick up every detail my eyes and attention set on down to the cracks in the granite floors. It takes forever for the mind to process/develop though before it's ready to access. It's why I can remember tiny details of something from 10 years ago but I probably couldn't tell you how many cars I passed on a walk a week ago..the newer memory hasn't finished running through my brain yet.
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Los Angeles, CA (Sports Network) - C.J. Wilson gave up five hits and two walks while striking out five over four scoreless innings and the Angels beat the Dodgers, 8-3, in an exhibition game on Wednesday.
Ryan Langerhans went 3-for-3 with a home run and three RBI, while Albert Pujols, Jorge Cantu and Mark Trumbo all added solo shots for the Halos, who host the Royals on Friday to begin the season.
Luis Nunez knocked in two runs and finished with two hits and Tim Federowicz added two hits and an RBI for the Dodgers, who saw starter Nathan Eovaldi shelled for seven runs -- five earned -- on eight hits over 4 1/3 innings.
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Hi ladies! Over in the Adult Health and Wellness section we have a Biggest Loser Challenge starting on July 5th and runs for 8 weeks until August 29th! If you are looking to meet new friends and get support to lose some weight or just keep motivated to stay healthy over the summer we'd love to have you on our team JLIH (Just Live in Health)!! You can signup here before July 2nd http://www.pregnancy.org/bulletinboa...d.php?t=617364
We need at least 1 more team member. If you're considering signing up, feel free to PM either myself or Dawn and we'd be more than happy to answer any questions you may have.
Molly, you have to go here http://www.pregnancy.org/bulletinboa...d.php?t=617364 sign up for the JLIH team. Then dreamchaser will start a thread for us when the challenge starts, which is July 5th
You have to sign up by tomorrow, so please do it. You will be pleasantly surprised. The first challenge, I lost 15 lbs. Second not so good b/c I couldn't exercise & I hit a wall in the beginning
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i'm not sure which is cooler – that conn brattain worked for todd oldham in new york, or that conn moved to hawaii and still works for todd. today conn and his partner john giordani – an equally as talented designer, with his fair share of impressive clients (i highly recommend checking out both their portfolios), give us a mega sneak peek into their hawaiian home. some of you may have been lucky enough to get a first look of their off the grid home in the june/july issue of readymade with a fantastic article by d*s's very own diy derek fagerstrom, but believe it or not there's still more. beyond what you see below, click here to see lots more images (including a handful of "before" shots and more descriptions) and don't forget to pick up a copy of the magazine. and if you still haven't had enough of conn and john, you can check out their hawaiian adventures here, on their blog and a great diy project they shared with d*s in 2006. [thanks conn and john for a truly inspired sneak peek!] -anne
[Above: John hand painted this "ALOHA" sign which welcomes our visitors.]
Conn and John on the lanai.
The dining and living room as it is today with the White Corn walls. The dining chairs are Thonet that I bought at the 26th street flea market in 1996. They are said to have come from a mental institution. You may recall the how-to last summer which was featured right here on d*s. I recovered them in old linen fabric that used to be curtains and printed the seat of each chair with a different leaf from the property. The dining table is OLD Ikea. I bought it in 1996 as for $69.00. It's just a piece of plywood I stained, but it's kinda perfect. The living room chairs, ottomans and rugs are Todd Oldham by La-Z-Boy. The sofa is is vintage and was originally covered in a blue floral…but when I bought it at the 26th street flea market in 1995, it was covered in black vinyl. The coffee table is by one of my all time favorite designers, Paul McCobb.
The view from the living room through the house. The cabinet with the white front is a Jens Risom cabinet I found at regeneration in NY about 13 years ago. The front rolls up and down and it is where we have the tv and other electronics. The chair next to it is an amazing piece I found on the street, ready for the garbage man when I rescued it about 12 years ago. It's in near perfect condition with a leather seat and backrest that pivots.
The kitchen today in all it's modern glory. Once we had all the materials on hand, it took us about 2 weeks to rip out the old and install all this. As you can see, we moved the fridge to the far wall which allows so much light to pour in. Under the window we added a breakfast bar. Tons of white laminate cabinets by Kraftmaid. We took out the peninsula that jutted into the space and added this stainless steel table as a moveable island from a restaurant wholesale supplier. The fact that the bottom is open also helps light flow through the space, but if we ever need more shelves we can simply order another and add it to the table. Neat trick… we bought two 30″ cabinet handles and added them to the ends of the table as "towel bars". On the floor is a woven lauhala mat typical here in Hawai'i. The 2 stools in the background (Pier 1) also have a woven seat and we covered the Ikea lack shelves in a similar woven material (see the d*s DIY) to bring a bit of warmth in the room. The front stools are from Ross.
The breakfast bar is a great place to sit and have coffee, banana muffins and star fruit jam (made with fruit from our yard) or work on our laptops, gazing out the window. In the background are a few of our favorite things. a Stig Lindberg bowl, a plaster cake by Amy Sedaris, apothecary jars filled with various snacks. The shelves house our collection of vintage bowls by Paul McCobb, Fitz and Floyd, Emalox and others, homemade jams and salsa as well as artwork by Tom Bonauro and a few of my paintings for "I Like You: Hospiltaity Under the Influence" by Amy Sedaris.
The bedroom is small, but who cares when you're sleeping. It's done in shades of blue, green, yellow, sand and white. This room is what we call the aviary. It's all bird and insect prints. These 6 are by the great Charley Harper from the Ford Times era. Waking up in this room to singing birds right out the window everyday instead of sirens is magical. One of the night stands is a vintage piece John found and the other is an old Ikea metal chest of drawers. it was originally unfinished wood that we stained to match the other stand. The bedside lamps are Todd Oldham by La-Z-Boy. All the sheets are from Dwell and the coverlet is by Martha Stewart. The throw pillows I made with custom Todd Oldham by La-Z-Boy fabrics that I had the honor of working on. They were inspired by Charley Harper. Some of these, like the shells which were based on the Crabitat print (in the bathroom) never went into production… and I was lucky enough to snag the samples when I was still working in Todd's studio. Thanks Todd!
The new walk in shower. What we did was rip out the vinyl shower and extend the new shower the entire width of the room by tiling up all 4 walls.We also added a mosaic tile bench with left over tiles from the kitchen back splash. The curtain was custom made by using the same technique as the pillows and dining room chairs, only this time I used white fabric paint on white linen. Tiki's guard our toothbrushes. The back splash was made out of the scraps from tiles used on the floor and in the shower.
This is the view as you cross from the dining room into the "corridor" between the kitchen, bedroom and bathroom.The art on the front wall is by artist and great friend since 6th grade, Parnell Corder who does the most amazing drawings and watercolors of orchids. I hung them on this wall because it is the first thing you see when you walk in. … that and the fact that all the rooms have a specific theme. The white double panel of curtains is hung on a bamboo rod for 2 reasons… 1. it breaks up the space and makes a softer transition. 2. it is a great room divider when we have out of town guests sleeping on the pull-out.
Just because it's a closet, doesn't mean it can't be just as decked out as the rest of the house. We have a small walk in that accommodates our chest of drawers that I bought at least 12 years ago at the Salvation Army on Atlantic Ave in Brooklyn. The top, as you can see here is white laminate. the body was painted black, but we stripped it and stained it a dark walnut color. So here in the closet we have a little collection of art that we like to call "FACE IT". From left to right: Thumbprint owl by Lauren Smith, Horror Show by Jim Winters, Alessi watch, A Ganesh, Girl with a Gun from Damned Dollies, (it's actually a patch, but i frammed it) 2 guys holding hands in a Box,"Taxi" – a photo of Divine by John Waters from her first movie for John (a birthday gift from Todd), Gas Mask Teddy Bear by Peter Hamlina ceramic box with 2 fish on the lid, Faceless Man by Parnell Corder (the face is actually cut out and I added the gold foil paper) and a collection of badges.
Between the living room chairs is a small chest of drawers I found in the trash about 15 years ago. The lamp is a Joe Columbo lamp from the 60's. A friend found it on trip to Venezuela for $10 USD and brought it home to me as a birthday present. The stripe glasses we got at a yard sale here – 4 glasses NIB (new in box) for $1! How could we say no?
Many people here names their homes. We are no exception and have named ours "Haleaka a'alani puka komo" Which means, "House of the Orange Door". Clever right? We still need to make sure we have it spelled correctly.
Wow, love the kitchen. I'm so impressed it only took 2 weeks to tear out the old and put in the new! Great windows and light throughout the whole home! Awesome!
Absolutely gorgeous, very inspiring!
I love all the artwork. Great collection of different styles in one home.
I saw those chairs on Todd's blog last year.. I remember thinking.. these look really cool but how will they look in a house? And they fit perfectly in this house. This house is filled with personal thouches, I Love it. Well done.
Amazing home! Can you please please give me the specs. on the wall tile in the kitchen. I think I finally found my dream tile!!! It is lovely.
my stomach just backflipped for that kitchen!
Love your kitchen. Can I ask what the counter tops are made of?
Wow! we love it all, and will keep peeking over the fence to watch the progress!
I fell in love with this house in readymade thanks for sharing more photos!
So many changes since Josh and I were there last year. The place looks incredible. I love everything that you've done. We miss you!
Conn's palette's are always so fresh and inviting. He continue's to inspire us with unique talent and livable lifestyle. Love those vignettes.
It looks like a real HAVEN!
I can't wait to visit.
I absolutely love those prints above the bed – Awesome!
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beautiful home.. thanks for letting us in! i love the harper work above the bed… my last name is harper and maybe that has something to do with my fascination? anyho.. wonderful place!
Wow! I love the windows in this house, let's in so much natural light. And I love the kitchen. I wish I could get the kitchen in my rental look like this. love it!
Love their creativity–prints above the bed are great, and Hawaiian quilt seat covers on dining chairs are a fun mix of traditional/modern. We would love to feature them on our Hawaii Style blog:)
I can just imagine stumbling sleepily into that kitchen each morning, brewing coffee, and being still with the light. Gorgeous home. Thanks so much for sharing.
Oh wow, that place can't be real. It's too beautiful, too perfect.
I grew up in Hawaii, and I can't wait for my career (and my husband's) to get to a point where we can move back. These pictures, and the guys' story, really inspires me to go back and create a beautiful home of our own there!
How clever to have the breakfast bar seating looking out the window!!
Now that was a smart move! What could be better than living every day with beauty all around, inside and out?!
No cookie cutter decor for these boyz!
Beautiful lines, colors, textures! Such attention to detail. At every turn there are yummy vignettes to behold, and connections to nature are evident both inside and outside the house.
Lots of personal touches too.
I especially love that there are so many cozy places to settle into for quiet and contemplation (and snacking on homemade island treats!).
Someday I want to visit and experience all of this beauty first-hand – as well as be inspired by your endless creativity and industriousness.
[Thank you for opening your home to us looky-lous for a peeky-poo.]
Aloha everyone and Mahalo for the wonderful comments.
In response to Julia's question about the tiles….
We ended up going with a ceramic porcelain tile called Highland Ridge in the color Desert from American Olean that looks like real slate.
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It just looks rich, expensive and classic. We LOVE IT.
We grouted it all with a grout color called Birch which is really bright… kinda hard to keep clean on the high traffic areas. We just loved the way the light color defined the tiles and the brick pattern.
Love your home,especially the kitchen.
it's gorgeous!!! i love your mix of patterns. it's like new york living in Hawaii…the best of both worlds.
i love the kitchen! expecially that corner with the floor in front of the window.. my little kitchen has a similar corner :))
What a great frount door,def. sets the tone for all the great finds on the inside!I think its great you guys brought all of your past rescued pieces,and incorporated it so perfectly in your Hawaiian location.I look forward to reading about the "off the grid"portion in Readymade…..thanks!
What a lovely home! I especially like the Charley Harper prints and the prototypes that never made it into production.
their place is amazing! so beautiful!
Love this!! Thanks for the big clear fabulous pictures! Beautiful. I'll have to come visit soon!
i loved this house in readymade, thanks for letting us see more. the yard is to-die-for!
How cool! Everything looks great! I'm so lucky to have such creative friends! Thanks for including me! Is that one of Amy's " Cakes" on the cake stand ?
Ooh I love it, so light, beautiful , fresh and cozy, I place I like to call home.
Aloha Janie, the countertops are formica. We ended up going with a "classic retro" pattern called Virrvarr White
Hope that helps.
Thank you, Thank you, thank you for posting these pictures. I've been carrying around a clipping from Minnesota Monthly magazine of what I now know are Charley Harper prints for months. Now I'm going to start collecting.
Great house, guys!
What a beautiful home, it must be a pleasure to live in. It looks simply wonderful.
I love it! I am about to remodel my kitchen and I have been looking at similar knobs/pulls for the cabinets but I can't decide which size to go with. How many inches long are your knobs?
Thank you for sharing the photos of your beautiful home!
thanks for this post! i just picked up a copy of the readymade magazine a couple of days ago and have been drooling over the pictures of their gorgeous house ever since.
i love the touches of red and orange and the hawai'i inspired accents. these guys are living my fantasy!
In response to Jenn about the kitchen cabinet pulls.
The pulls are 3″ from center hole to center hole. Or 5 1/4″ from end to end.
We used the same ones on the stainless table as towel bars which are 30 1/4″ center hole to center hole and 33 1/2″ end to end.
Hope that helps.
my reaction to this sneak peek was quite cartoonish – smoke blew out of my ears, my eyes popped out out my face, my jaw hit the floor and out rolled the tongue. let me know if you ever need a housesitter! uhm muh guhd!!!
What a gorgeous house! It's so inspiring! I have a question, there's a remark about the "White Corn" walls, is this a type of treatment or just a term for the color? Thank you for sharing your beautiful home!
i love the idea of the stainless table and have been looking all over at wholesale suppliers and can't find one that looks as nice as yours! do you remember where that came from? thanks so much…
Aloha Kristine,
Thanks for your note.
White Corn is the paint color from Behr.
Aloha Hollie,
We too searched hi and lo for just the right version of this table. We ordered ours here on Maui at a restaurant wholesale supplier. It came from a company in Seattle I believe called Bargreen Ellingson.
Make sure to also order the casters.
Aloha Hollie,
Just to add to Conn's comment. With the casters the table sits higher than counter height so we had to cut about 2″ off the legs. The towel bars on the ends of the table are actually really long handles that we ordered from http://www.woodworkershdwe.com.
love your work!
just beautiful!
Love your house :3 The tiki tumblers for your toothbrushes are a really cute touch!
OMG, I love your house! You two are amazing.
I went to UH and used to have a tiki tumbler like you have. Where did you get that? It is a great accessory! Love it!
Aloha Kanike,
Which tiki are you talking about? The ones with the toothbrushes are shot glasses that were a gift, so I am not sure where they came from. The brown one with the color pencils is called a "Suffering Bastard" . We got it at the open air market in Kihei. It is made by Tiki Farm.
Hope that helps.
(Gasp) INSPIRED. As a Hawaiian girl, raised in a big mainland city, and lover off ALL things mid-century..this is my dream home :) My favorite: the re-upholstered chairs with the linen leaf prints. Mahalo for the inpiration!
Thank you for the kitchen inspiration. I have looked at a million photos and I love yours the best. Will try my best to duplicate your window breakfast nook here in Vancouver, BC!
'Ilima and Laura,
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Banjo Paterson
The Wreck of the Golfer
It was the Bondi golfing man
Drove off from the golf house tee,
And he had taken his little daughter
To bear him company.
"Oh, Father, why do you swing the club
And flourish it such a lot?"
"You watch it fly o'er the fences high!"
And he tried with a brassey shot.
"Oh, Father, why did you hit the fence
Just there where the brambles twine?"
And the father he answered never a word,
But he got on the green in nine.
"Oh, Father, hark from behind those trees,
What dismal yells arrive!"
"'Tis a man I ween on the second green,
And I've landed him with my drive."
"Oh, Father, why does the poor Chinee
Fall down on his knees and cry?"
"He taketh me for his Excellency,
And he thinks once hit twice shy."
So on they fared to the waterhole,
And he drove with a lot of dash,
But his balls full soon in the dread lagoon
Fell down with a woeful splash.
"Oh, Father, why do you beat the sand
Till it flies like the carded wool?"
And the father he answered never a word,
For his heart was much too full.
"Oh, Father, why are they shouting 'fore'
And screaming so lustily?"
But the father he answered never a word,
A pallid corpse was he.
For a well-swung drive on the back of his head
Had landed and laid him low.
Lord save us all from a fate like this
When next to the links we go.
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So i have a HP Pavilion p7-1233w. If i had 200$ what could i get. Again this is 200$ for anything but i feel like a video card will help best. P.S. i am trying to improve my video game experience.
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Well, the least you have to do is get a stronger PSU. 300W won't be enough for any GFX card.
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Taking artefacts seriously. A case of angio diagnostics
Document type: | Conference Presentations |
Peer reviewed: | Yes |
Author(s): | Berthel Sutter |
Title: | Taking artefacts seriously. A case of angio diagnostics |
Conference name: | The Fourth Nordic Conference on Cultural and Activity Researchand |
Year: | 2007 |
City: | Oslo |
Organization: | Blekinge Institute of Technology |
Department: | School of Engineering - Dept. Mathematics and Science (Sektionen för teknik – avd. för matematik och naturvetenskap) School of Engineering S- 371 79 Karlskrona +46 455 38 50 00 http://www.tek.bth.se/ |
Authors e-mail: | firstname.lastname@example.com |
Language: | English |
Abstract: | Within the CHAT community there is an ongoing discussion about the concept of activity (Gegenständliche Tätigkeit). How is activity to be understood, what are its core related concepts, how to delimit it, what is its "unit" and its relations to actions and strings of actions, is it applicable to individuals as well as collectives - these are some of the questions posed and debated. The paper is intended as a contribution to this discussion on activity. My entrance to the discussion will be to focus on how artefacts are transformed in the course of collaborative work at an angio clinic. Thus, in the paper my practical point of departure is a detailed empirical case of the construction and use of a central artefact at clinical coronary diagnostic work. The artefact is called angiography ("angio" in everyday talk of the participants). The angio is an x-ray based visualization of the coronaries as the outcome of the injection of a radiopaque substance. The angio is constructed in several steps. First, a digital computer-based representation is constructed, then it is reconstructed, added on, and transformed into paper format. It is (re)designed for several situations and audiences, for individual and joint consultations. The case I will present accounts for the full cycle of the patient angiography, from its production and uses until the patient is considered having got a final diagnosis and a treatment recommendation. A predominant theme of CHAT discussions about the motivating role of the object of activity has been the motive of the individual. This is a legitimate psychological perspective. As I grasp it, it is a stance that takes precautions to preserve the individual subject´s role in activities, putting agency in individual subjects and not in "systems" of any kind. My perspective will be different. The focus is the object of activity as a motive of the collaborative work. It is a motive guiding the overall work process, "keeping the activity of work together" so to say. I take for granted that this overall motivation, related to the object of work, "in some way" influences the participants individual motivations as well. (I do not address how this works.) Agency is about actions of human beings. However, in the paper I argue that it is reasonable to talk about agency related not only to live actions, but to "fossiled" human activity as well. At least, there is a potential agency-character in artefacts ("by the agency of"). This is a corollary to the artefact-mediatedness of activities. By the agency of certain artefacts, some activities are being enabled. Without earlier generations´ generating of artefacts that we now can use, today´s activities wouldn´t exist. A major argument in the paper is that artefacts are instructive, and that they are instructive because they are made instructive. There is a stamp of human activity on artefacts, a stamp that is recognizeble as distinctively human. (This is the "ideal object", in my reading of Ilyenkov, an "ideality" that is "built-in" into every artefact.) The core of the work activity at the angio lab can be described as the design and redesign of angio graphic artefacts. In other words, in their work practice the Thorax team has to take, and takes, artefacts seriously. I suggest that we as researchers of their labor have to do the same thing in order to make their work visible and improve our activity-theoretical understanding of what is going on when the job gets done.. An often used characteristic of activity by CHAT scholars is that activities are "artefact-mediated and object-oriented." The conclusion of the paper is that if we better want to understand the artefact-mediatedness and the object-orientedness of activities, we have to take artefacts more seriously than most of us have done so far. In sum, the arguments of the paper are: 1. Artefacts are instructive, and the reason why they embody this feature is that they are designed to be instructive. 2. Artefacts are ideal as well as material/corporeal. 3. There is a certain form of agency related to artefacts (although not symmetrical to human agency). 4. The object of activity "keeps the activity together" by being collectively motivational. 5. There is a need to take artefacts more seriously in studies by CHAT scholars. |
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Yesterday afternoon we found out that The Conqueror by Jan Kjaerstad, the second book in the "Wergeland Trilogy," received a glowing, starred review in Kirkus:
Back in the day, Jonas Wergeland was an inquisitive student, brilliant, capable of speculating that "Dante's observations on the celestial spheres, based on Ptolemy's theories, were at least as right or wrong as the theories about the universe with which he was confronted in his astrophysical studies." Alas, it's the here and now, and Jonas is a television personality, the most popular in all of Norway. The here and now doesn't always agree with him; when we meet Wergeland, early in the pages of this sprawling postmodern whodunit, our hero, breast-obsessed ("it's a long story altogether, that of men and breasts") and bewildered, is being copiously sick, feeling "as if he were spewing over Oslo, over the whole of Norway, in fact." Wergeland has reason to feel ill over the course of much of this novel, and it's not just from all the aquavit; his wife, Margrete, has been shot dead in the first volume of the trilogy, The Seducer, and all fingers point at him. [. . .] Think of it as Kafka-meets-Billy Connolly, and you're almost there.
In celebration of this, our first starred review, we're giving away the five extra copies of the galley that we have here in the office. The book will officially release in February, with the third volume (more on that a little later) coming out in August. (And just to clarify a bit, these three books can be read in any order, independent of one another, but if you're chronologically inclined, The Seducer is available in paperback from Overlook.)
This is a great wintry book that is ambitious in scope and incredibly compelling. Each chapter reads like a perfectly crafted short story, and taken as a whole, the novel is a stunning accomplishment. It's no wonder Kjaerstad won the Nordic Prize for the third volume . . .
If you'd like to be entered in the drawing for one of these copies, simply e-mail me your mailing address at chad.post at rochester dot edu with "The Conqueror" in the subject line. Since the holidays are here and we'll be slowing down next week, we'll keep this contest open until the morning of the 29th.
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Band: Beyonce lip synced US anthem at inauguralThe Associated Press | January 23,2013AP PHOTO
Beyonce sings the National Anthem at the ceremonial swearing-in for President Barack Obama at the U.S. Capitol during the 57th Presidential Inauguration in Washington, Monday.WASHINGTON Beyonce lip-synced the national anthem during her rousing performance at President Barack Obamas inauguration, according to the U.S. Marine Band.
A band spokeswoman told news outlets Tuesday that the band was notified at the last minute before the performance that Beyonce would use a pre-recorded voice track. Band members played their instruments live with no intonation problems in the chilly conditions ahead of the national anthem, the spokeswoman said.
The entire performance was live except for the national anthem, Master Sgt. Kristin duBois told The New York Times and other outlets. We dont know why. But that is what we were instructed to do so that is what we did. Its not because Beyonce cant sing. We all know Beyonce can sing. We all know the Marine Band can play.
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In the 'Natural Gas 101' series here on 'The Hot Spot', we will be writing different posts to help educate you on various natural gas issues.
What is DDDC?
Have you ever looked at your natural gas bill and wondered how it all comes together? One line of your bill includes your DDDC which stands for Dedicated Design Day Capacity. The DDDC Factor is a calculation done by Atlanta Gas Light Company (AGL) and is unique to each home or business. Basically, AGL is responsible for having enough pipe and storage capacity to meet every customer's need during extreme cold weather conditions. For most residential customers and small businesses, natural gas is used for heat. And when it's cold outside, you'll want enough natural gas to keep your home or business warm. Your DDDC factor indicates how much natural gas deliverability is reserved (or 'dedicated') for your home or business if Atlanta were to reach an average daily temperature of 10oF (a 'design day'). You'll see the DDDC Factor on your bill because it is used to calculate a customer's AGL Pass-Through Charges.
Why did my DDDC change?
AGL recalculates and updates the DDDC at your location annually, so each September you will see an updated DDDC on your bill. During this yearly calculation, AGL reviews the past gas consumption and usage pattern at your home or business. The most important influence on your DDDC calculation is how much gas was used last year during the coldest period of the year compared to your typical summer usage (if any). A calculation is done to determine how sensitive your consumption is to cold weather and then used to set your DDDC indicating how much capacity should be reserved for your home or business. Because your DDDC affects the AGL Pass-Through Charges, you may see a change in the amount of your bills year to year if your DDDC is adjusted.
Remember, your DDDC is tied to your location rather than you. So, if you move, your DDDC will be changed to the DDDC of your new location and then will be reset, as usual, in September.
For more information, visit Gas South's Frequently Asked Questions or AGL's Guide to Atlanta Gas Light Charges.
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Exciting news in the CNG world this week as Clean Energy and Honda are teaming up to bring natural gas vehicles to the market in our home state of Georgia. Last week, the two companies announced they will be offering a $3,000 fuel card at any of Clean Energy's compressed natural gas (CNG) fueling stations for anyone who purchases a 2012 Honda Civic Natural Gas Vehicle. With CNG prices hovering around $2.30 a gasoline gallon equivalent (GGE), $3,000 dollars will provide enough CNG to drive 40,000 miles, based on Honda's 27 miles / GGE City and 38 miles / GGE HWY fuel economy ratings.
On October 17th, Clean Energy, PS Energy and Clean Cities Atlanta opened Georgia's 7th CNG facility, located on Whitehall Street in the heart of downtown Atlanta. Clean Energy is continuing to help fuel the CNG Revolution. The recent improvements in CNG infrastructure in Georgia, along with incentives from companies like Honda, will continue to make CNG attractive and viable.
Gas South is excited about these opportunities around Georgia and will continue to keep you informed of developments in the promising CNG Revolution. If you have any questions regarding this program or other questions on CNG in general, please comment below or email me at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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In our last quarterly newsletter, I invited our customers to send in suggestions to our Facebook page, on Twitter and through email to help us improve our customer service. The top three ideas would each be awarded $100 of natural gas for free. We received lots of great entries and we thank all of you that participated in this contest. I'm very pleased to announce that, after much deliberation, we have chosen our three winners!
Congratulations to Vera Clark, Jo-Ellen Catto and Brian Genter on their excellent suggestions!
- Vera suggested we offer the opportunity to donate to those in need through our monthly bills.
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Last week we talked about what Gas South is doing to help you through this winter. This week, we'd like to give our customers a few tips to assist you in preparing for the heating season.
- Make sure you check your current rate per therm. You can find this information on your bill. If you are on a variable rate, think about switching to a fixed rate plan. Prices usually rise in the fall and winter months when demand increases, and you may save money by locking in a fixed rate now. Find out more about our rate plans here.
- Some houses and businesses only use natural gas for heat and they are our seasonal customers. Seasonal accounts can be turned off during the summer months to prevent being charged taxes and fees when the gas isn't being used. If you are a seasonal customer, call us now so that we can schedule your service connection before it gets cold.
- If you need your natural gas service turned on, the sooner you call, the less likely you will have to wait. Atlanta Gas Light (AGL) is the company who owns the pipelines that natural gas flows through here in Georgia. AGL is responsible for maintaining the pipelines, turning the gas on or off for customers, and reading meters. When you sign up for natural gas service, we register your account with AGL and let them know they need to turn your service on. AGL has up to five business days to turn on your gas and it may take the entire time when AGL is busy.
We hope these tips help. Call us or visit us online to check on your account or turn on service before it gets too cold. Gas South is BRINGING THE HEAT™ to keep you warm this season!
Fall is here and it's time for back to school, football season and colder temperatures! The coming of the chillier weather also brings Gas South's busiest time, the heating season. We want to make sure that we are fully prepared to provide you with the best customer service, so we've made a few changes which we think will make things easier:
-We have extended our Customer Care Center hours and you can now reach us anytime between 7 a.m. and 8 p.m. Monday through Friday, and between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. on Saturdays.
-We've hired additional employees to our local customer care team to handle the increased call volumes we experience around this time of year.
-We've updated our online options to help us respond to your emails within 4 business hours.
-We will start offering a live chat option on our website for customers who do not want to call, but have a question on their account.
We hope that these changes will help ease you through the heating season. Don't forget to make sure your natural gas service is prepared for the coming months. When the temperatures start dropping, we are ready to BRING THE HEAT™!
What's your favorite part about the changing of the season?
There is only one thing that could cause a flicker in Gas South's flame. Its Thunder River at Six Flags, which is where we spent last Sunday enjoying a company-wide Family Fun Day! Each year, Gas South gets all the employees together and their families for some fun and festivities – in appreciation for all the hard work put forth during the year and for our families support of each and every one of us.
We were thrilled to have expanded our family this year! A few months ago, we in-sourced our call center, so Gas South is now 162 employees strong – all working in Metro Atlanta. We had 380 folks participate in the fun at Six Flags, with quite a few brave enough to ride Goliath. Me? Not so much. Maybe next year…
Here at Gas South, we have always taken great pride in being actively involved in enriching the communities we serve. Beyond simply providing natural gas, our employees have always worked hard to ensure that we are actively engaged in helping our local neighborhoods grow stronger. We work hard to inform and interact with our customers online through social media outlets, like Facebook and Twitter and now through our brand new blog, The Hot Spot.
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Our hope is that this blog will become a place to get to know our company from the inside out and to learn more about how we can work together to make this community great. You'll be hearing from multiple employees here at Gas South on numerous subjects, from area events to special discounts to energy saving tips and more. We want to provide information that will educate and entertain our customers and we feel that this is a great way to further establish a conversation. So, keep an eye out for more content to come and, as will always be the case with our posts, let us know your thoughts.
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Going into this season the New York Islanders are in a very unique position compared to what they have been in the past. They are a team that is confident having come off of an unexpected and impressive playoff appearance last year. They have organizational depth that has built up nicely from sticking to their rebuilding plan and drafting well. To supplement that, they have made smart signings and waiver additions that both have and are looking to make an impact in the NHL. With the majority of the roster already set, it will be these players that are fighting to stay in the bottom lines that could ultimately have the biggest impact on how the Islanders do this season.
The drive for the 2014 National Hockey League Playoffs begins today as a host of Islanders rookies hit the ice to begin a rookie camp that will run until the eve of the regular training camp that begins September 11th.
What to expect out of this camp?
There are a lot of questions surrounding the New York Islanders as they head into next season. The biggest one will be whether or not they are capable of making the playoffs for the second year in a row.
The NHL Facebook page recently asked this same question, and many fans were either skeptical, positive or found the idea downright absurd (and these weren't just Rangers fans).
Despite an intense, hard fought playoff series with a very inexperienced roster against the Pittsburgh Penguins, a team that has been one of the most dominant forces of the league for the past few years, many critics are still not convinced that the New York Islanders are a guaranteed playoff team.
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There will be plenty of tough decisions to be made for New York Islanders head coach Jack Capuano when training camp starts in September, especially when it comes to deciding which young forward will have a chance to be on the opening night roster.
Both Ryan Strome and Brock Nelson have earned the deserved opportunity to get a long look before being sent back down to the Bridgeport Sound Tigers; the only question is which one will stay.
The Islanders were very busy at the start of an off-season that forecasted a flurry of movement from GM Garth Snow. On the agenda was signing a number-one goaltender and top-six forward, both of which took place on July 5th. A few other moves were made to help keep the core intact for many years to come, as well as removing another bad apple from the organization (Photo Credit: Official New York Islanders/Flickr).
After signing forward Peter Regin to what is seemingly a depth signing, the Isles quickly looked to fill the void left in the crease.
The Isles were reportedly interested in goaltender Ray Emery, who ended up signing a contract with the Philadelphia Flyers. This forced Snow to return to his original choice for the crease and sign Evgeni Nabokov to another one-year deal at $3.25 million.
At most, the 2013 NHL season has two games remaining. The Chicago Blackhawks have the opportunity to send the Boston Bruins home without any new hardware, as a win tonight would make them this year's Stanley Cup Champions.
With that being said, the New York Islanders organization has been preparing for the NHL Entry draft, as well as free agency.
As we jump ahead to July 5th, there are a handful of players that the Islanders might consider for the 2013-2014 roster that may make them a better contending team for next season's playoff run.
The New York Islanders made the playoffs for the first time since the 2006-07 season and a week ago, as a prelude to the beginning of their first round series with the Pittsburgh Penguins, the team called up several players. The players called up to the big club were Matt Donovan, Calvin De Haan, Brock Nelson, Aaron Ness, Anders Nilsson, John Persson, Ryan Strome and Johan Sundstrom.
So what does that mean? Why were they recalled?
Puck drop on Long Island, where the Isles were facing the Winnipeg Jets, was followed shortly thereafter in Worcester, Mass. when the same ritual was performed to start the Sound Tigers vs. Sharks contest. Isles fans would get to see Anders Lee play his first game as a professional (historic in that it marked the first time all members of an Isles draft class, 2009, 'made it') while Sound Tigers fans would watch top prospect Ryan Strome (2011) make his pro debut. Neither would disappoint.
The Sound Tigers have ten games remaining in their season and while they still have a chance to make the playoffs, the chance is remote. It is likely the team would have to run the table in order to extend the season.
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By Kevin Lange, HP Worldwide Datacenter Consulting Service Line Solutions
There's exciting news out of Microsoft's Worldwide Partner Conference in Washington D.C. this week. HP now offers a robust, best-practice and scalable solution for the upcoming Windows Server 2003 end-of-support (EOS) based on our enterprise-class services and converged infrastructure. Check out our new HP Migration Services for Windows 2003.
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Effective on July 14, 2015, Windows Server 2003 will no longer be supported outside of custom signed service contracts, which are prohibitively expensive. Windows end-of-service means:
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I bought the truck new on October 3, 2009 to replace my 1997 Dakota (318 5spd):D
http://www.tacomaworld.com/gallery/d...m/Dakota_1.jpg In November I added a Readylift SST 2.75" F 1" R lift. It rode great and had no wandering. Also pictured is the Trail FX rain guards I added at the same time, and the Trail FX tube steps I added in January 2010. http://www.tacomaworld.com/gallery/d...trucks_007.jpg April 2010 I got a Truxedo Lo Pro Qt. Nice cover but I would rather have a toolbox and will get one as soon as someone buys the cover. http://www.tacomaworld.com/gallery/d...coma_00423.jpg ^^^I found Tacoma World just before that pic and my life changed! Also my nice sticker mods (~50 hp) and partially debadged tailgate. First thing I saw on this site was a grillcraft grill with lights behind it. And that's what I did! http://www.tacomaworld.com/gallery/d...ll_lights_.JPG I have since removed the TRD badge and added a cheapo piece of mesh to the lower grill until I can score a cheap lower grillcraft. And I painted the radiator surround and light bar. I had the TSB springs installed in November (no pics). They gave me back the blocks, but I never reinstalled them. I bought a mat from tractor supply (one of the barn mats) for the bed and intalled a couple bike racks. http://www.tacomaworld.com/gallery/d...acoma_0128.jpg Fog light mod and DTRL mod http://www.tacomaworld.com/gallery/d...Tacoma_017.jpg Then I got in on the Weathertech group buy. (dirty, I know) http://www.tacomaworld.com/gallery/d...acoma_0143.jpg ^^^I ordered the door sill guards in the pic last winter and put them on myself. I also put a piece of clear 3m automotive tape around the edge of the rocker panel so my feet won't beat the hell out of the paint when using the steps. This summer I had a Wicked Flow intalled and LOVE IT! http://www.tacomaworld.com/gallery/d.../81011_004.jpg Around the same time I tried grounding the throttle body and a shit storm ensued. http://www.tacomaworld.com/gallery/d.../finished3.jpg Then a member (now gone) was changing from regular 5100s with eibachs to the toytec coilover setup so I bought his old ones from him and removed the Readylift. http://www.tacomaworld.com/gallery/d.../81011_003.jpg I did so because the readylift had me slightly nose high, 1/2" or so and I didn't want it that high with stock tires so I was happy to go lower. Lots more to come as you may have seen above... Stay tuned! Jan 30 Bought a used lower grillcraft from jandrews (thanks man!), got it in the mail today and installed it this evening http://a7.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphot...78930791_n.jpg Feb 21: Installed extra d-rings on the floor of the bed http://www.tacomaworld.com/gallery/d...live1RZltq.jpg MARCH 22 Did some LED work inside the truck http://www.tacomaworld.com/gallery/d...liveecvcFp.jpg http://www.tacomaworld.com/gallery/d...liveU5DHcL.jpg |
Looks sweet. I like the lights behind the grille.
Love the DCLB's!
They did on mine
Ordered an AFE Pro dry S drop in filter this morning. Supposed to be here wed.
Lower grillcraft installed tonight! (Purchased on TW)
Lower insert looks tits man! Really helps to clean up the front.
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Installed another set of d-rings in the bed this evening, pics tomorrow
Did some LED work, pics in post #2
Ordered Light Racing UCAs through Metal Tech group buy going on now, and got in on the B.O.R.A. wheel spacer group buy so I have (4) 1" wheel spacers that are to be shipped on thursday. Now to figure out what to do for a rear lift and tires.
Just ordered a set of Hankook Dynapro ATms in 265/70R17 flavor. Wanted 285s but didnt want to trim or remove mudflaps
Been a while since I updated:
Light Racing upper control arms http://www.tacomaworld.com/gallery/d...live3wcfsO.jpg Hankook Dynapro ATM (265/70R17) http://www.tacomaworld.com/gallery/d...liveC0s2gF.jpg I also installed a CB. I'll post a pic of that soon |
i read the whole "shit storm" thread. do you still have that hooked up? any problems?
Another long break without updates haha:
Ammo can mod a few weeks ago. I have since installed eye bolts for locks but haven't painted them yet http://www.tacomaworld.com/gallery/d...livevozn4t.jpg I also removed my tubesteps to paint the brackets and while doing so the nuts inside the tube began to spin. So a quick phonecall to my accessory shop and he had a new set ordered for me under warranty. They are going up for sale though because I just never use them and would rather have the money to buy other stuff. |
Towed some ATVs around. Made me realize how bad I need to upgrade my rear springs!
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5 bedroom detached house to rent Burghfield, Reading
This prestigious five bedroom house set in the quiet rural village of Burghfield in Berkshire. The property is situated within walking distance of scenic walks along the canal and is also conveniently located for access to Reading Town Centre and the M4 motorway. Local bus routes into Burghfield ... More details › -
£1,995 pcm
4 bedroom detached house to rent Clayhill Road, Burghfield, RG30
A delightful and unique four bedroom character cottage set in the semi-rural village of Burghfield. The property is currently being renovated throughout and is set over half an acre of land with a private driveway. The property comprises entrance hall with cloakroom, lounge, spacious kitchen/dini... More details › -
£1,895 pcm
4 bedroom detached house to rent Burghfield Village, Reading, RG30
A lovely 4 bedroom detached period property, situated in a popular location in Burghfield Village, with views to the front and rear. Re-fitted modern open plan kitchen/dining room, large rear garden. Available end of March, Unfurnished. Pets Considered. EPC Rating D. More details ›