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Updated Western Digital external HDDs offer up to 3TB and USB 3.0
By Paul Ridden
October 8, 2010
Remember those innocent days when a humble cassette tape more than met our computer entertainment needs? As more and more of our lives have been digitized, our storage requirements have risen at almost the same rate as our impatience at waiting for files to travel from one place to another. Western Digital offers some relief with the announcement that it has upped the storage capacity and data transfer capabilities on its popular My Passport Essential, My Passport Essential SE and MyBook Essential external drives. In addition to offering up to 3TB of space for keeping digital memories, media, photos and files in one place, the range now also features USB 3.0 connectivity.
All of the new offerings benefit from Western Digital's SmartWare software for continuous automated backup and password protection. They've all been NTFS formatted for Windows, so any Mac users will need to reformat. Western Digital says that the inclusion of dual USB 3.0 and USB 2.0 functionality means that "when connected to a SuperSpeed USB 3.0 port, consumers can transfer data at speeds up to 5 Gb/s."
The company's smallest portable drive at 0.6 x 3.2 x 4.3-inches (15 x 83 x 110mm), the updated My Passport Essential version is available in 500GB capacity and a variety of colors and carries a suggested retail price of US$99.
The slightly chunkier (0.7-inch/18mm) My Passport Essential SE offers a slightly more capacious experience, with the 750GB unit being priced at US$129 and the 1TB version costing US$169.
There are four capacity options available for the 6.5 x 5.3 x 1.9-inch (165 x 135 x 48mm) MyBook Essential drive, starting from 1TB for US$129 up to 3TB of storage for US$249.
The USB 2.0-only versions are still available too and come in a greater variety of storage sizes.Share
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We took it a little easier today. The only thing we had solidly planned for today was a night tour of Alcatraz. I HIGHLY recommend you do the night tour if you ever find yourself in San Francisco. Just make sure you plan it way ahead of time (luckily we did), because the tour is booked up several weeks in advance.
After getting a little extra sleep, we rode out to a sandwich joint called Ike's Place. I found out it was featured on Man v. Food and instantly got excited. Even though it's just a walk-up-and-order type of place, the line is still about 20-30 minutes long. It is SO worth it though. I had one of the best sandwiches I've ever had there, and I really hope we go back again. They have HUNDREDS of sandwiches to choose from, amazing bread options, and crazy add-ons like mozzarella sticks–IN your sandwich.
Other than a bit of shopping (and a desperate search for a public toilet for someone I won't name here), we didn't do a whole lot before heading to Alcatraz Landing. For the night tour they take the ship all the way around the island before docking, so you can see it from all angles. They also give night tourists access to some areas that are usually closed off to the public, including an awesome art installation by artist Ai Weiwei, a Chinese artist and activist. The audio tours were much cooler than I thought they would be, and the view of the city at night from Alcatraz is gorgeous.
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standard 30 minutes on campus interview followed by an onsite interview at the Irving office. questions from the interview were basically the typical interpersonal questions (tell me about yourself, greatest challenge, why did you choose the your major, openness to travel, what motivates you, what makes you the best fit for the company...this is followed by an opportunity to ask the interviewer some questions)
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On campus recruiting with two rounds for the internship position. First round with HR and an Associate. Second round with VP and MD. Was invited to the office to meet more senior people before the job offer was made. Overall a very pleasant experience.Interview Questions
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Called in for personal interviews. Had three rounds and was pretty standard. whether good at excel, access.
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Jobs posted on Citi website. Apply for postings. Depending on the need or if you know someone, it may be weeks before HR calls you if both they and the hiring manager would like you to be interviewed. Depening on department, interviews could involve multiple people or multiple visits. It may take weeks after the interview to hear back from HR--even if you send follow up emails. After an offer is excepted, it takes a few more weeks to get pre-employment work done and then another few weeks to get all system access that is required.Interview Questions
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I initially found the job posting through my campus career center and submitted a cover letter and resume in early September of my senior year. An alumnus of my college who works at Citi Private Bank came in to the career center in early October and interviewed a few of the applicants, including myself. We didn't get any feedback from the college or Citi until a week after the initial interview when four of us were invited to New York for the final round, which took place two weeks later on a Friday. The following Monday, the HR department got back to us with their decisions.Interview Questions
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Check out a great new article on IMPEACH by Paul Schmelzer, HERE.
Welcome once again to Sounds of the Week, a sampling of music Justseeds artists are listening to. For this entry Pete has rounded up some pleasant sounds for you to enjoy.
I just returned from traveling in Guatemala and Mexico for a month. I'm always incredibly excited by the hand painted signs. I really appreciate how unique each letter, no matter how well crafted or scratchy they can be. It's refreshing to see since I come from a city with mostly digitally printed advertising, billboards or vinyl cut signage.
I have revived this short lived photo series from four years ago to share the few photos I was able to snap while walking or through van windows while we traveled.
These are from Panajachel, Lago Atitlan, Guatemala.
Just wanting to direct people's attention to the fundraising efforts of an incredible freeform radio station, WFMU, out of Jersey City, NJ.
They broadcast in the NYC metropolitan area and online at wfmu.org. It's been exposing me to audio culture for almost twenty years and keeps me company in so many ways. They've built an impressive digital archive of all their programming of the last 15 years and maintain a blog about the obscure you never knew you wanted to know. The content is a wormhole that you could spend the rest of your life falling into, and I hope you do.
If you've got some scratch to give, they are all listener supported and will use it towards programming for the next year. They'll appreciate it and I will appreciate you.
Pledge now, they have until this Sunday to reach their goal
Thx Edward Snowden.
In November, while touring London with comrades from Interference Archive, we stopped at Bookmarks, a nice-sized bookshop run by the Socialist Workers Party (which is a sister organization to the International Socialist Organization in the the U.S.). They have a nice, cheap, used pamphlet section, with rows and rows of old leftist publications. I found some great stuff, including a small cluster of 1980s pamphlets put out by the SWP themselves. All were designed by Roger Huddle, who might have been their in-house designer for the decade. Huddle has a website now (HERE), and it looks like he still might be an SWP member. He was also part of a design group called Artworkers. The designs for the pamphlets are great examples of a neo-Constructivism, and appear to borrow heavily from the book designs of two other British leftist designers: David King and Richard Hollis. King is the more obvious influence, as Huddle shares with him a love for heavy black lines and sharp angles as dominant visual elements.
We can actually see the style evolve by looking at the first and then second edition of Missile Madness by Peter Binns. The first, published in 1980 and here on the right, boxes the object of study—the mad missile— between two sets of titles. The top left frame is created by text in bold boxes, author and publisher; the bottom right is created by interlocking of the title and subtitle at a 90 degree angle. The title smartly nestles into the subtitle, rather than simply sitting on top, and then the two words of the title read away from each other. This is a nice touch, not effecting readability but adding to the sense of a topsy-turvy world. Finally, the use of color is great, the red and green merging to create the almost black of the missile.
Signal:03 got a really nice review a couple weeks back on Dubdog.com. Check it out HERE. And you can always pick up a copy of Signal from us HERE. And keep an eye out for issue #4, it should be out in a month or so!
[image of screenprint by Medu Arts Ensemble, Botswana]
In this week's show an homage to women everywhere, a look at the trolls from the Men's Rights Movements and how the Gulabi Gang in India who are beating down rapitsts with big ass sticks. On the music break, Bambu with "The Queen is Dead." Our featured guest is journalist Dawn Paley, talking about her book "Drug War Capitalism"
I just returned from traveling in Guatemala and Mexico for a month. I'm always excited about the hand painted signs cos appreciate how unique each letter is, no matter how well crafted or scratchy they can be. It's refreshing to see since I come from a city with mostly digitally printed advertising, billboards or vinyl cut signage.
I am reviving this short lived photo series from four years ago to share the few photos I was able to snap while walking or through vehicle windows during our transport. This is for all the other typography and hand painted sign geeks out there. Enjoy.
My first installment aren't the best flicks as they were shot through the window as we traveled from Guatemala City to Lake Atitlan.
Dignity: Power from the Bottom Up.
WolfPatrol.org is having an online benefit for their organization which "works on the ground to document and report on wolf hunts and illegal poaching, in the face of the removal of federal protection for these important and vital predators in North America."
Our own Mazatl has a huge and beautiful print in the show, check it out at their website.
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After a long hiatus, I am reviving my Rad Teen Print of the Week series as Rad Post-Teen Print of the Week, to share the amazing work from university students and other post-teens that I've been working with here in Toronto. I first forayed into this zone a few years ago with Lauren Jurysta's Free Pussy Riot silkscreen, HERE
This first print comes from Tetyana Herych, a four-color risograph print on the subject of palm oil and its impacts on orang-utans and other members of rainforest ecology. Doritos being a popular snack that uses extensive amounts of palm oil, Tetyana remixed the packaging to remind consumers of this impact.
Global Corporate Fascists.
We've got a big show opening in Portland, OR this week! Check it out:
For its inaugural exhibition at the new 511 Gallery at the new campus flagship, the Arlene and Harold Schnitzer Center for Art and Design, PNCA is pleased to present Gathering Autonomy: Justseeds Artists' Cooperative, the first retrospective exhibition of this print cooperative that produces graphics for activist organizations around events or actions.
Justseeds Artists' Cooperative is a decentralized network of 30 artists committed to making print and design work that reflects a radical social, environmental, and political stance. With members working from the U.S., Canada, and Mexico, Justseeds operates both as a unified collaboration of similarly minded printmakers and as a loose collection of creative individuals with unique viewpoints and working methods. The Cooperative produces collective portfolios, contributes graphics to grassroots struggles for justice, builds large sculptural installations in galleries, and wheatpastes on the streets.
We're moving forward with the West Virginia Mine Wars Museum over in Matewan, WV. This community-driven, people's history museum opens to the public on May 16 (in the midst of the annual Matewan Shootout reinactment!). There's still work to be done getting the building, and our exhibits, in order - but we're moving quickly, and it's invigorating watching it all come together.
Last month several of us took on the task of cataloging the collection of board member Kenny King. Kenny's been scouring the known battlefields where skirmishes occurred during the Mine Wars era (~1912-1921) and picking up whatever artifacts he finds. His collection is the foundation upon which our burgeoning museum is built, and I was personally very excited to catalog and photograph his extensive collection - the first time his work has ever been assembled and documented in full. Below are some choice images from last month's work, all of which will be on display when the museum opens in May...
Peace, Unity, and Having Fun.
This past weekend was the big annual church book sale in neighborhood, and I found some great books, including a mini-collection of mass market paperbacks from the 1960s about Latin America. I'm behind on my research on the longer form posts I've got in the works, so I'm just going to share these four books this week. All are written or edited by Western writers, and like the content, the covers display different outsider perspectives on the nature of Latin America in the 60s. And although none are specifically about Cuba, they were all published in the wake of the Cuban Revolution, and display an attempt to either communicate or capitalize on the fear of revolution from the South that spread through North America at the time.
First is the one on the right, the anthology Social Change in Latin America Today (Vintage, 1960). The cover is by veteran designer Paul Bacon, who has designed over 6,500 book covers! The type treatment does little for me, but I love the illustration. A map of South America (not exactly Latin America, but oh well...) is entirely composed of squiggly arrows, some spiraling inward, some shooting outward. It's extremely simple, but the red, green, and black add some complexity, as well as possible political and social overtones. One can imagine the red sections, all with arrows spreading out, as the export of communism.
Anarchy in Rojava: A libertarian revolution in the Middle East from subMedia.tv on Vimeo.
Wisconsin is in pretty rough shape right now, Gov. Scott Walker with the Koch Brothers backing him is cutting essential funding across the state, pushing privatization of everything possible, and the Republicans are fast tracking a right-to-work bill this week. In addition to all of that fun, on the down low there is a massive environmental disaster ramping up across the state. Pipeline L61 owned by Enbridge Energy already exists, and is getting upgrades that will up its pumping capacity from 560,000 to 1.2 million barrels of crude oil daily, that's 1/3 more than Keystone XL would. Only a Dane County (Madison area) zoning committee is holding up the process for the permitting of a pumping station.
In this sedition we look at the economic clusterfuck enveloping the globe, the mega drop in oil prices and the political party that has the left screaming like Justin Beaver fans.
The nice people at Portland Rising Tide asked me to design a t-shirt logo for them- and the above graphic is what I came up with. Fossil fuel exports are ramping up in the Pacific Northwest, with new plans for increased movement of Tar Sands oil, Wind River Coal, and a propane export terminal in the works. Portland Rising Tide is pushing back against these dirty, dangerous, and just basically stupid expansions in creative and powerful ways.
Thank You Snowden!
Back to Africa this week. I've got a massive backlog of African publishers I want to cover, but tracking down information about them is often difficult, as most no longer exist, and very few have any internet presence at all. (I wish this was a project I could afford to run out to the library to do more hardcore research, but as a labor of love, it's tough to find the time!)
This week lets look at Spro-cas, founded in 1969 by the South African Council of Churches and the Christian Institute. Its initial form, Spro-cas 1, stood for Study Project on Christianity in an Apartheid Society, and it was directed by Peter Randall. Randall was a white liberal with strong anti-apartheid sympathies, and he pushed Spro-cas to struggle against the limits of apartheid society, but still attempted to stay within the realm of the "reasonable," and thus be taken seriously by white people in South Africa. Later, Spro-cas 2 was formed—Special Project on Christian Action in Society—which was intended as the action wing of the organization. One of the primary activities of both wings was publishing, and between 1969–1973 they collectively put out about two dozen publications. Half of those are here in this post.
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After San Francisco's new mayor announced imminent plans to "clean up" downtown with a new corporate "dot com corridor" and arts district—featuring the new headquarters of Twitter and Burning Man—curators Erick Lyle, Chris Johanson, and Kal Spelletich brought over one hundred artists and activists together with neighborhood residents fearing displacement to consider utopian aspirations and to plot alternate futures for the city. Opening in May 2012, the resulting exhibition, Streetopia, was a massive anti-gentrification art fair that took place in venues throughout the city. For five weeks, Streetopia featured daily free talks, performances, and skillshares while operating a free community kitchen out of the gallery.
Welcome back to Sounds of the Week!, the musical musings of members of the Justseeds artist cooperative. For this installment I asked fellow seeders for the sounds that inspired them in 2014, not necessarily things that were released in 2014 but sounds that caught their attention or were the soundtrack to their work.
Here's the last Best of 2014 list, this time from Mary Tremonte!
This week I'm going to go through the second half of Little New World Paperbacks, roughly in order of their issue number. The last number I've found is LNW-39, although it's possible there are more and I just haven't been able to track them down. This week and last I've shared cover images for 25 of the books, so at least fourteen more are out there. I've also been able to build close to complete bibliography, filling in the blanks from the book lists on some of the back covers. That's at the end of this post.
To the right is the cover for Gil Green's Revolution Cuban Style (LNW-21). It's one of the nicer covers, drawing graphic elements from multiple political posters of the time (this was released in 1970). The image of a Viet Cong in the background is drawn for an anti-Viet Nam war poster, and the image of Ché in the front is a variation on a image by one of Cuba's well-known poster artists, Raul Martínez. The use of the poster images is interesting, because it suggests a play on the word "style" in the title, although I doubt that was intentional. But typical of the Communist Party USA, they still botched the attempt to be culturally relevant, using Martínez's pop style, but in muddy browns and greys, instead of bright pinks and oranges.
Justseeds will be tabling at Printed Matter's LA Art Book Fair!
January 30 – February 1, 2015 Please come visit us in the
XE(ROX) & PAPER + SCISSORS area with other folks in the "FRIENDLY FIRE" zone where Artists and Activists converge in a selection where the political meets the personal, curated by Printed Matter's Max Schumann.
Eric McDavid: Free at Last from subMedia.tv on Vimeo.
From the early 20th century through the early 1960s, one of the largest Left organizations in the US (if not the largest) was the Communist Party USA. The propaganda wing of the Party created multiple publishing arms, including New Century Publishers (which I featured HERE back in 2011) and the still-publishing International Publishers. International was by far the largest operation, and in the 1950s and 60s they spun off a paperback imprint called New World Paperbacks. I started looking at this on this blog way back in 2010 (see HERE and HERE). Well, in the four years since I've been collecting more New World books, and in particular have had an eye towards an imprint of that imprint: Little New World Paperbacks. In 1964, New World spun off its own series of mass market paperbacks, a format that at the time was hugely popular in publishing. Most US mass markets were sold at newstands and on racks in grocery stores, so they were designed to appeal to a broad audience of people that wouldn't go into a book store. Because of this, they tended to have lurid covers, with full-color paintings (which would eventually evolve to photographs) of crime, sex, romance, and early self-help. Giant titling fonts and eye catching graphics were also popular.
It's possible that's what Little New World (LNW) was going form but if so, they missed the mark, widely. The first title in the series, William J. Pomeroy's Guerrilla and Counter-Guerrilla Warfare has a very staid, almost clinical, cover. While the title is bold and yells out "GUERRILLA WARFARE!", the rest of the cover is so clean and precise that it almost takes away any potential edgy appeal of the giant type. The mechanical bulls eyes and full sans serif treatment make this look more like a government report than a pop expose. Sadly their is almost nothing about LNW I could find through basic research, so the motivations of the publishers remain pretty opaque. Was this an attempt to popularize Communist ideas to a broader audience? Was guerrilla warfare chosen as the topic of the first book because of its potential gritty, fringe appeal? Or did the publishers just want to make a book that fit in the reader's pocket?
Wheat paste found in Pittsburgh, PA, picture taken last November.
Last summer I was in lower Manhattan and had 6 hours to kill before a meeting Washington Heights. l took the opportunity to visit the Ben Shahn and Bernarda Bryson murals painted in 1938 at the Bronx Post Office. As part of the New Deal in the 1930s the Works Project Administration commissioned artists across the country to paint murals in public spaces, especially in post offices. Shahn stated that this particular mural was to show aspects of the rest of the country to New Yorkers. They depict working people, cotton pickers, welders, and weavers, amongst others. The mural is centered around an image of Walt Whitman pointing to one of his own poems on a chalk board.
Rockwell Kent has been a big influence on more than a few of us here at Justseeds. He was a prolific draftsman whose illustrations dominated book design and advertising in the first half of the 20th century (see Josh's posts about this, here). He was also a master printer, a socialist, an explorer, a raconteur, a cad, and (by my aunt's account) a bit of an egomaniac.
In the 1920s, Kent bought land in the Adirondack Mountains in upstate New York and built a farm and a studio there. My family is from this area, and I am from nearby Plattsburgh, where Kent was something of a local celebrity and personality. Consequently, I grew up looking at his art without knowing anything about him- and two pieces of his are seared into my brain from early childhood. One was a reproduction of a beautiful painting that my aunt has in her kitchen, of a deer running through a mountainous landscape.
Continuing with some of our "Best of" lists, we have a list from Josh, and surprise, surprise... its a book list!
So from Josh MacPhee: 10 Best Crime Novels I Read in 2014:
...and for this installation of Best of 2014 Sounds of the Week we have Roger Peet, who generally can be counted on for a great taste in music:


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I proposed as a draft of an Irish-style mediuscule sans alphabet:
Michael Everson then was so kind to comment like follows:
I find it a bit chilly, but I guess that's OK, as the font is a bit chilly. I dislike the W rather a lot. The hard angle at the lower left of the b is inauthentic. The hard angle at the top left of the F is inauthentic too; follow the f. Same for capital B and L. The ascenders of capital B, H, K, L rise above caps height in many Gaelic fonts.
*Chilly* – yes! This ought to be chilly. (Maybe this is due to the climate, we have 32…38°C in Central Germany these days… )
I followed his remarks to quite an extend; see what changed in the next version:
Can you set that example with ḃ ċ ḋ ḟ ġ ṁ ṗ ṡ ṫ instead of bh ch dh fh gh mn ph sh th?
I dislike the w's still. The lower-case d will have to be like the upper-cased d or it will not take the dot of lenition properly. Also you are missing the insular r, ꞃ, and you should show the Tironian et ⁊ in the last line replacing "agus".
Andreas... for what this is worth :-)
Try and bring the exterior "stems" of the W in a bit. i.e. curve them in slightly. I think the "h" is a bit overdone, it does not have to curve in as much to give the same effect. You could also use the sane approach on the n and m.
I really like where you are going with this tho! Good job. You might want to take a look at Victor Hammer's work. He dedicated much time to these forms.
another sans I like
Michael, thanks for converting. There is a bug with the dotted b. Just noticed I had it wrong encoded :-O Whrrroaaaghgh damn
I'm aware of the insular r; I'll add it. How is it used? With an ambivalence similar to the usage of s/longs in German?
h m n w / H M N W – now I wonder if those should be shaped adequately, be it straight-ended or curved. Straight mM and nN seem to be good practise in many fonts. So the curve should be abandoned in hH and wW too? That would mean hardly another choice for your disliked W, Michael.
Victor Hammer's work. He dedicated much time to these forms.
… as did I. With Andron ;-)
(L. Uebele): yes, Walhalla sans has much to it. Though it's not Irish but continental.
No do not abandon the hmnw originals. You can just curve the stems a bit. Like I said the h has almost to much of a curve. A little goes a long way.
Here ya go. Very quickly sketched, not my usual way of making letters. But it is my point...less is better.
Sure you're right, the H had a very strong curve.
However, I don't think I will make all the stems 'a bit' curved, at least not at nN and mMm. I've redrawn the H. And tried out a new W.
What would you say to this:
The bowl of the k should be higher. What about a double story a... half uncial was an early user of this?
The top bars on the o,u,y would echo the t!
Love the w... the n and m still do not carry the flavour of the time tho. H is still to demonstrative for me but it is yours.
The problem with the H is that it does not have the exit stroke prevelant in Uncial to visually pull it out. That is why I believe it should be more subtle like above.
The M and N look more like a modern day sans... I guess that is what I am saying.
In a font like this I would double and cross two Vs for the Ws. Often the lower-case r can serve as the right half of the k.
Oh, by the way, don't forget to add Wynns to your font. Some Gaelic type made use of this in place of W.
There are of course differences between Uncial faces and a Gaelic ones, Typerror.
That is why I put the 2 story k up there! The cross(over) is a good idea.
I know of the differences Michael. But the buying public is a lot less discerning, but look for the "flavour."
double and cross two Vs for the Ws
this is the default W-shape in the Lapidaria fonts.
If I recall correctly Ws don't appear in Irish Gaelic. So we can't go into manuscripts for reference. But it does appear in … Welsh, Breton, …? What about the W tradition there?
add Wynns to your font
oh yes. what about the yogh? Others?
Ws do of course occur, in personal names in texts. Also there is the loanword "wigwam". (I kid you not.)
Gaelic faces were not used for Welsh or Breton.
I still think that VV is better than UU for W in Gaelic faces.
also for the lowercase/middlecase? vv instead of uu?
Yes, that's my own preference.
Now, look here.
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What IS/ARE Toyota\'s Ethics?
according to toyota.... \"contribute to society, and enrich peoples lives\"
their have been many academic studies done on toyota and articles created based on these studies. toyota\'s manufacturing plants back home in japan resembles some of the most worst sweat shops in the world. their operations have been desrcribed as \"slavery\" and \"human trafficing\". toyota has thousands of \"karoshi\" claims each year. this term means \"over worked to death\". their plants have very high suicide rates aswell. and when an injury has occured to an employee, on the job they are layed off, and recieve no compensation.
toyota is well known for their union busting, which has destroyed many small countries all around the world. reducing the standards of living amongs the countries citizens.
their are already 1800 instances in the US where employees at the kentucky plant have been injured, fired, and they disapear from the compensation pay roll. this happens at a rate of 400 americans per year working at toyota. toyota builds their plants in the poorest states to take advatage of the lowest wages in the country. many workers have been kept on as temporary workers for over 4 years.
their goal is to lower the average wages in america, and honda seems to be backing them. toyota is one of the worlds most profitable corporations, yet the more profits they make, the more they lower worker wages.
so essentially toyota uses the cheapest materials, and the poorest workers to manufacture them.
i could go on further. but i will give you some studies/articles for you to read on your own.
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Studying Hippeastrum In Habitat, Traveling To S. America
Hi Guys,
I'm traveling to Peru, Bolivia and Brazil next summer to see and study Hippeastrum in their natvie habitat. I want to learn as much as I can about their natural growing requirements. Hopefully I'll be able to collect seed of Hippeastrum and other Amaryllids.
I was wondering if anyone else had the opportunity to do this and if they had any advice. I'm brusing up on my spanish and I'm physically training as well.
Thanks guys!
Hey Josh, Wow, what a trip....something I have dreamt of doing for quite some time, but with 1 in college and 2 more to go not likely in my lifetime!! I'd love to go to that part of the world and see my favorite aroid in habitat.....good ol' Dracontium :o) Dan
I've been communicating with a lot of different people who travel and collect from these places. A lot of the rare species you can only find if you go look yourself! I've been lucky enough to get my hands on a lot of the rarer species from friends who like to travel. I'm excited at trying my hand at it :) My dream would be to move to S. America and study and learn for a few years and try my hand at cultivating all of the wonderful beautiful species!
I will of course take tons of pictures and I will post them on the forum as I'm down there :)
Dan, I'm lucky that I'm only 22! I'm sure I wouldn't have this opportunity again like I do now.
Gosh Josh....you need to make time to travel in your lifetime!! You're just starting out at 22...it only gets better with more exciting adventures as the years go by! My next trip is to Iceland (sorry...no species there!), and then to parts of Europe I haven't seen yet (Austria and the Alps). Who knows...maybe I'll see Hippi Pals in Germany and beyond. Don't think that you will NOT be able to do more when you are older, EXPECT TO DO MORE AND YOU WILL!!!
(who is old enough to technically be your grandmother...and not slowing down)...I've been to all 50 US states and nearly all of the continents in the world. Working on the last ones!!
You're very inspiring :) Traveling has always been a passion of mine and I really need to take advantage of that, I've got so much to learn and plenty of time to do it!
Iceland sounds like quite an adventure, the pictures I've seen are absolutely beautiful :) Take pictures!
22......what the heck, when I was 22 I was a year out of college making zippo-squatto as a technician and could hardly afford to pay room/board no less travel.....congrats to you!! I have been lucky enough to be invited to speak on my research at several Universities in different countries/continents but now I spend my money sending my daughter to college for a semester in OZ.....I'm sure she will bring back some awesome pics, although they are not bulb rich in terms of natives (I never consider non-natives when visiting)......when the kids get out of college though I look forward to seeing Central/South America in terms of plants.....South Africa, equatorial Africa and Madagascar.....those would be my hot spots :o) Dan
I'm almost finished with school, I go part time so I can work two jobs. I've been growing Hippeastrum for 12 years :) I remember every year making my mom buy me a million boxed up Hippeastrum for my birthday *which is Nov. 11th* I would always spend my allowance on plants, I was and I still am hooked :)
I've decided that I want to make sure I make the opportunity to do these things, I hate myself for not going to school for my passion. I love helping people and that is why I chose nursing but my real love is botany. I'm so envious of all the ones who were brave enough to major in that field. I guess it isn't too late but I don't want to spend all my life in school!
I can't even begin to explain how excited I am to travel and see these plants, my future children may never have that opportunity if they wanted to because of deforestation. I'm hoping that I can collect a lot of the rarer species so I can make sure they're around for the future to enjoy!
Usually I just read and dont post but I have to post this time. I just wanted to point out that we have a lot in common. Im almost 19 (young like you), Im going to school for nursing and I love nature and the outdoors as well.
I hope you have fun in South America and sneak back some seeds for us to circulate. ;)
And try not to get hussled by the locals!
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I've heard about the natives hustling people that aren't from the area, I'm trying to work on my Spanish and Dr. Meerow has given me a few names of people who can help me! We will see :)
We do have quite a bit in common, that's pretty crazy :) I've noticed that most that are so interested in plants aren't the "dumb" ones either, most of us are highly intelligent in some form or another.
You best believe I'll bring back seed! I have a friend and he knows a few people down their and they're going to help me export plants here. They know the proper procedures and protocol, last thing I'd want to go to jail for was smuggling bulbs into the country! :)
I'm actually heading to South America in December this year!
Doing the usual Inca trail and heading to the Amazon, and then having a friend from Argentina (also very much into Hipps) show me around and hopefully will find some species Hipps! Will be awesome to see. Once I've seen it all I'm hoping to go back and be a bit more serious about going on Hipp expeditions! Unfortunately Australia's import laws are a lot more strict than the US, but there are a few ways to get around this that I'm exploring.
You should post pictures :)
Australia I guess have commercials about importing plants that play in EU? A friend from Sweden just told me how they play it quite a bit.
Does the friend from Argentina look often? GOSH I would LOVE to live there!
Good on ya Josh.
Herb Kelly may be another good POC for Amaryllid connections in SA. I'll be visiting the Botanical Gardens in Puerta Villarta next week. It'll be fun to see what they have, in general. It's run by an ex-pat.
Patrick (30 countries and counting)
Your trip sounds great. I never worried too much about what I majored in at college because I had the example of my mother, who majored in political science, minored in economics, and ended up with a career as a public school music teacher. Who knows what will happen in your future.
whoops I spelled hustle incorrectly hehe
Even though the chances of you getting caught with bulbs in your bag are slim its smart to take chances.
You should try to travel with a friend that will be available around then so you dont get lonely.
What a Trip!
If you have information on where to look you should be able to find very interesting Hippeastrums and other Amarilliaceaes.
Iôve recently been at Misiones, North Argentina, and Its Beautiful. If you came near you should not loose the Iguazu falls moon walk. Itôs incredible, and there you can see some species. (H. Iguazuanum, H. Petiolatum, H. Angustifolium, H. Teyucuarensis).
I think its dangerer to be alone in big cities, more than in isolated villages, people from the country are usually kind.
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an HD radio? I am wondering if this type of radio service is worth the fee and if the new radios are worth the price...
You're confusing a couple of terms there. HD is an add-on to the existing FM bandwidth, and all you need to listen to these broadcasts is a (new) radio capable of receiving HD signals. Satellite radio (like XM or Sirius) is another matter, and requires a fee as well as an appropriate receiver.
I can't help you much on this one since I have neither. But you might want to clarify which service you're interested in.
Steve, thanks for clarifying the HD radio thing somewhat, but they are very expensive (2 to 4 hundred dollar range) and when I was listening to one at a high-end outlet I couldn't hear any difference, so are they tuning to FM stations that are not on the regular bandwidth? Also, I was wondering if satellite radio is worth a subscription fee and if the expensive radio is necessary to go along for more enjoyment.
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Many newer cars have stereos that are already equipped for XM or Sirius, and many aftermarket stereos are as well. More integrated than an add-on like the SkyFi, but not portable or transferable. Of course, you still have to pay the monthly subscription fee.
If you like music, it's well worth it. If you spend a lot of time in your car, it's awesome. I usually don't even take CDs in my car anymore. Besides every type/genre/period of music available, there's multiple talk radio channels, sports radio, theatre, racing, commedy, etc. One of the SkyFi's is permanently mounted in my car, but if I jump in the truck and forget to bring the other unit and have to listen to commercial radio, I go insane in about 5 minutes.
As for the satellite merger, I wouldn't hold your breath on that. If by chance it does go through, both XM and Sirius have told their subscribers that the merged companies will continue to use all the satellites, meaning you will still get your current channel line-ups using your current equipment at your current rates. Their plans for the future are pretty much like cable TV -- offer a "basic" plan with tiered upgrades beyond that.
I have 3 XM's- one in the kitchen where I am most of the time, one in the bedroom on my night table and the third was in the new car we recently bought (would have installed one if it had been already there). I rarely use the music channels though the variety of music is unbelievable and when I want music I am glad I have the XM. I mostly listen to the talk radio and news channels. There is absolutely nothing that you can't get on XM and I love it. We also drive cross-country every summer and love that there are no dead spots for 3000 miles!


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NEWARK, NJ - JANUARY 31: Drew Doughty #8 of the Los Angeles Kings skates against the New Jersey Devils at the Prudential Center on January 31, 2010 in Newark, New Jersey. The Kings defeated the Devils 3-2. (Photo by Jim McIsaac/Getty Images)
TORONTO (AP) -- The NHL is investigating a scoreboard error that could have an "enormous impact" on playoff races in the Western Conference. During Wednesday night's game at Staples Center in Los Angeles, the clock briefly stopped in the closing seconds -- giving Drew Doughty enough time to score the winning goal in a 3-2 victory over the Columbus Blue Jackets. The puck officially crossed the line with less than a second to play in regulation. However, when the Blue Jackets looked at video after the game, they discovered the clock froze for roughly a second just prior to Doughty's goal -- meaning time should have expired. The NHL's video room looked at the play immediately after the goal was scored, but didn't notice that the scoreboard stopped while the Kings were buzzing around the net. "We didn't even look to go back and say OK, did something happen (with the clock)?'" Colin Campbell, the NHL's senior executive vice president of hockey operations, said Thursday. "When it cro...
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Alano Club of Sparks Nevada, 1640 Prater Way, Sparks
Reno Spring FestivalApril 10th, 11th, and 12th
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England must rethink their death bowling tactics to revive their World Cup hopes, admits coach Peter Moores.
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger admits star player Alexis Sanchez was "not himself" during the win over Leicester.
English pair Florentyna Parker and Charley Hull both miss out on victory at the Australian Ladies Masters.
Blackpool's Brian Rose is beaten in the first round of his light-welterweight contest with American Carson Jones.
Passion, controversy, a belief in youth and possibly a gilet – what new manager Tim Sherwood brings to Aston Villa.
Daniel Sturridge's return is a key reason for Liverpool's good form, says boss Brendan Rodgers after the FA Cup win at Crystal Palace.
England manager Roy Hodgson says it is likely to be another seven years before his young players reach their top level.