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On the occasion of the bicentenary of the Battle of Waterloo, the Centre for Reception Studies (http://www.receptionstudies.be) of the KU Leuven (University of Leuven) organizes an international conference on "The Transnational Reception of Waterloo in the 19th Century" on 18 and 19 June 2015 (200 years to the day of the Battle).
Confirmed keynote speakers are:
Jeffrey N. Cox (University of Colorado at Boulder)
Philip Shaw (University of Leicester)
Norbert Eke (Universität Paderborn)
Peter Philipp Riedl (Universität Freiburg)
Jean-Marc Largeaud (Université François Rabelais de Tours)
Philippe Raxhon (Université de Liège)
Jeroen Van Zanten (Universiteit Amsterdam)
Janneke Weijermars (Rijksuniversiteit Groningen)
All further details and the full call for papers can be found on the conference website: http://www.waterloo19.be.
Please send proposals (max. 250 words) for 20-minute papers to firstname.lastname@example.com before 20 March 2015. Successful applicants will be notified by 15 April 2015.
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The Romantic Eye, 1760–1860 and Beyond
April 17, 2015-April 18, 2015
Call For Papers
Yale University
This symposium examines Romanticism as a shape-shifting cultural phenomenon
that resists easy categorization. Focusing on the period from 1760 to 1860,
the symposium embraces the amorphousness that has been ascribed to
Romanticism historically by eschewing any limiting definition of it, seeking
instead to explore the broad range of art and visual culture characterized as
"Romantic" during this hundred-year span. We are interested in what the
Romantic "eye" pursued and perceived, and how it set itself the task of
recording those perceptions. In addition to interrogations of the
relationship between the visual arts and Romanticism, we welcome papers on
writers, composers, scientists, and philosophers whose projects engaged the
visual. Papers also are sought for a special panel that will address the
legacies of Romanticism in contemporary art.
This symposium coincides with a major collaborative exhibition organized by
the Yale Center for British Art and the Yale University Art Gallery, The
Critique of Reason: Romantic Art, 1760–1860, which opens March 6, 2015. The
exhibition comprises more than three hundred paintings, sculptures, medals,
watercolors, drawings, prints, and photographs by such iconic artists as
William Blake, John Constable, Honoré Daumier, David d'Angers, Eugène
Delacroix, Henry Fuseli, Théodore Géricault, Francisco de Goya, John
Martin, and J. M. W. Turner. Talks that respond explicitly to works in the
collections of the Yale Center for British Art or the Yale University Art
Gallery are particularly encouraged, as are cross-disciplinary and
comparative studies.
We are seeking presentations of thirty minutes in length. Graduate students
and early career scholars are particularly encouraged to apply. Travel and
accommodation costs will be covered by the organizers. Please e-mail
abstracts of no more than three hundred words and a short CV or bio (no more
than two pages) by February 2, 2015, to firstname.lastname@example.com.
The symposium is cosponsored by the Department of the History of Art at Yale
University, the Yale Center for British Art, the Yale University Art Gallery,
and the Yale Student Colloquia Fund.
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To mark the publication of Volume II of the Letters of William Godwin, a number of scholars convened for a colloquium at Wolfson College, Oxford, on 18 November 2014.
The four talks, by Pamela Clemit, Mark Philp, Jenny McAuley, and Jon Mee, have been released as a podcast. They highlight the breadth and diversity of Godwin's life and correspondence between 1798 and 1805.
Listen to the podcast here.
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Hosted by The Graduate Center of the City University of New York
at The Heyman Center, Columbia University
The British Women Writers Conference will engage the theme of "Relations" for its 23rd annual meeting to be held in New York City. The inspiration for this theme comes from Eve Kosofsky Sedgwick, who taught at the Graduate Center from 1998-2009, and whose investment in relations continues to inspire new ways of looking at the richness and variance of (dis)connection. One of her last courses, "Reading Relations," explored literary constructions and alternative understandings of relationality (the syllabus for the course can be seen at http://evekosofskysedgwick.net/teaching/reading-relations.html). Sedgwick's interdisciplinary approach informs our conference's investments. In this spirit, we invite papers—as well as panel proposals—that focus on possible interpretations of and approaches to relationality across a broad spectrum of topics, methods, and disciplines. We would welcome investigations of interaction, exchange, correlation, or conjunction. Alternately, treatments might focus on relationality as a political, historical, global, social, personal, critical or textual phenomenon.
For paper proposals, please send a 300-word abstract and a short bio (in a single attachment) to email@example.com by January 5th, 2015. For full panel proposals, please compile all proposals, along with a brief rationale for the panel, into a single document. Papers and panels must address the theme and its application to British women's writing of the long 18th- or 19th-centuries.
The conference Web site and full CFP is available here: https://britishwomenwriters2015.wordpress.com/call-for-papers/
Possible topics may include, but are not limited to:
Conceptual Relations:
Influence (literary or otherwise)
Subject-Object relations
Human-Animal relations
Human-Machine relations
Darwinian relations
Spatial arrangements/Bodies in space
Personal Relations:
Sexual relations/Intimate relations
Domestic arrangements
Care-giving, professional and personal
Familial Relationships/Kinship
Global Relations:
Economic systems
Anthropological interactions
Social/Political Relations:
Social arrangements
Class relations
Labor relations
Gender relations
Political relationships
Revolutionary relations
Colonial relations
Race relations
Cross-national/cross-cultural relations
Historical connections
Critical/Textual Relations:
Theoretical approaches
Hermeneutic relations
Reader relations
Biographical relationships
Literary circles/networks
Relations between literary forms/genres/traditions/conventions
Pedagogical Relations:
Pedagogical approaches
Text-Media relations
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The Keats Foundation announces its second bicentenary conference, to be held from the afternoon of Friday 1 until the evening of Sunday 3 May 2015 at Guy's Hospital London. The conference marks the 200th anniversary of John Keats enrolling to study medicine at Guy's Hospital in 1815.
Confirmed speakers include Druin Birch, Jeffrey Cox, Stuart Curran, Damian Walford Davies, Jenny Uglow, R. S. White.
The conference will be held on the 29th floor of Guy's Hospital Tower Building - with extensive views of the City of London.
We will visit the surroundings of Guy's Hospital, including the celebrated John Keats statue in the quadrangle. One of our receptions will be held in the Old Operating Theatre at Guy's, giving participants an opportunity to gather around the operating table with glasses of wine. Our second reception and buffet-banquet will be held in private, wood-panelled rooms at the historic seventeenth-century George Inn – London's only surviving galleried inn.
Call for Papers
Proposals for 20-minute papers are invited, under the broad heading of 'John Keats: Poet-Physician / Physician-Poet'. We particularly welcome papers on the relation of Keats's poetry, letters, life and times to any of the following:
This list offers some starting points for presentations and is not intended to limit possible topics. For obvious reasons, however, all papers should have a Keatsian focus.
Please send 200-word proposals as an email attached document to the conference administrator, Hrileena Ghosh firstname.lastname@example.com by 15 January 2015. Please ensure that your proposal is headed with your paper title, your name, institutional affiliation, and an e-mail contact address. Acceptances will be issued by 31 January at the latest; please let us know if you have a deadline for travel or funding.
Please note: the conference registration fee will be confirmed when Registration opens in January 2015, and is likely to be in the region of £150 (full rate)/£90 (postgraduates and unwaged), inclusive of the two receptions; £100/£50 conference attendance only. Lunches, coffees, teas, biscuits, cakes and other refreshments are all included, as are conference stationary and electronic resources. When submitting your paper proposal, please would you indicate whether you would like to attend the receptions. Every effort has been made to keep registration fees to a minimum. Travel and accommodation arrangements are left to delegates' discretion.
Nicholas Roe (John Keats. A New Life)
Richard Marggraf Turley (Bright Stars: John Keats, Barry Cornwall and Romantic Literary Culture)
Sarah Wootton (Consuming Keats: Nineteenth-Century Representations in Art and Literature)
Preliminary announcement:
We hope that the 2016 Keats Foundation bicentennial conference will be held at John Keats's Margate.
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Romantic Circles is delighted to announce the publication of a new volume in its Praxis series: Visuality's Romantic Genealogies, edited by Theresa M. Kelley and Jill H. Casid.
The volume is dedicated to both excavating the Romantic genealogies of visuality and charting directions for the ways in which the study of Romantic visual culture may redraw the geographic, temporal, and disciplinary bounds of Romanticism, bringing diverse, and in some instances new, objects and their ethical, political, and aesthetic stakes into view. The essays investigate three broad inquiries: 1) technologies of vision and objectivity's slippages; 2) the indigenous or transplanted fruits of visuality's New World Genealogies and 3) the role of proto-photography, panopticism, and slavery in the spectral formation of Romantic visuality. Emphasizing the ways we interpret visuality in romantic culture, the volume invites reconsideration of media, practices, and discourses that would seem to belong to earlier and later periods—from the artifacts and modes of viewing attached to curiosity and to technologies and ways of imaging and imagining that have become aligned with photography and the digital. The volume includes an editor's introduction by Theresa M. Kelley and Jill H. Casid, with essays by Sophie Thomas, Marcus Wood, Matthew Francis Rarey, Kay Dian Kriz, and Lucy Kamiko Hawkinson Traverse.
You can find Visuality's Romantic Genealogies here: http://www.rc.umd.edu/praxis/visualities/
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Romantic Circles is delighted to announce the publication of a new volume in its Praxis series: Tragedy, Translation and Theory: In Honor of the Work of Thomas J. McCall.
This issue takes its inspiration from the writings on translation, tragedy and twentieth-century literary theory in the work of the late Romanticist and comparatist Tom McCall, who died suddenly in January 2011. Three noted Romanticists and literary theorists, taking off from specific critical essays by McCall, explore the centrality of Greek tragedy as it emerges in Romantic writing (especially that of Friedrich Hölderlin), for philosophy, literature, and literary theory. Passing between the Greek and the German (notably in Hölderlin's translations of Sophocles), and between the literary and the philosophical, these papers offer new and original insights into the complex ways in which Romantic writing was bound to the translation and interpretation of Greek writing and the unique manner in which twentienth-century literary theory emerged from the Romantic reflection on the relation between language and the emergence (and suspension) of thought. Edited and introduced by Cathy Caruth, with essays by Cathy Caruth, Ian Balfour, David S. Ferris, and three contributions from Tom McCall (1 |2 |3).
You can find Tragedy, Translation and Theory here: http://www.rc.umd.edu/praxis/mccall
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We've just become aware of a "marathon" reading of Wordsworth's 1805 Prelude read by folks at the University of Cambridge in 2010. Complete audio of the reading is available here. Below is a sample reading from Book First:
Thanks to Catherine Ross on the NASSR listserv for sharing the link.
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The British Library's Discovering Literature: Romantics and Victorians offers a wealth of material on the British 19th century, including William Blake's notebook, childhood writings of the Brontë sisters, the manuscript of the Preface to Charles Dickens's Oliver Twist, and an early draft of Oscar Wilde's The Importance of Being Earnest.
According to the site,
Discovering Literature features over 8000 pages of collection items and explores more than 20 authors through 165 newly-commissioned articles, 25 short documentary films, and 30 lesson plans. More than 60 experts have contributed interpretation, enriching the website with contemporary research. Designed to enhance the study and enjoyment of English literature, the site contains a dedicated Teachers' Area supporting the curriculum for GCSE and A Level students.Contextual materials of various sorts--newspapers, photographs, advertisements, and maps--accompany the materials, along with various teaching resources. The site is navigable by authors, works, themes, and "collection items," individual objects held in the library's collections.


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The Alchemist - 10th Anniversary Edition (Hardcover)
Every few decades a book is published that changes the lives of its readers forever. The Alchemist is such a book. With over a million and a half copies sold around the world, The Alchemist has already established itself as a modern classic, universally admired. Paulo Coelho's charming fable, now available in English for the first time, will enchant and inspire an even wider audience of readers for generations to come.
The Alchemist is the magical story of Santiago, an Andalusian shepherd boy who yearns to travel in search of a worldly treasure as extravagant as any ever found. From his home in Spain he journeys to the markets of Tangiers and across the Egyptian desert to a fateful encounter with the alchemist.
The story of the treasures Santiago finds along the way teaches us, as only a few stories have done, about the essential wisdom of listening to our hearts, learning to read the omens strewn along life's path, and, above all, following our dreams.
About the Author
Paulo Coelho is a Brazilian lyricist and novelist. He has become one of the most widely read authors in the world today. He is the recipient of numerous international awards, amongst them the Crystal Award by the World Economic Forum. The Alchemist, his most famous novel, has been translated into 67 languages. The author has sold 150 million copies worldwide.
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Planting perennials
Fall is the time to plant perennials including herbs. Because some favorites like basil and parsley are annuals planted in the spring, it's easy to forget that many herbs can be planted in the fall and enjoyed until Thanksgiving, or if the weather is mild like last year, all winter long. And herbs can always be planted in pots and brought inside. "Now is a very good time to get perennial herbs in the ground," says Nicole Schermerhorn, co-owner of A Thyme to Plant at Lavender Fields Herb Farm. "It's cool enough that you want to be outside working in your garden, but still warm enough for the herbs." "Typically we're also getting enough rain at this time of the year," adds Schermerhorn, "and you're home from vacation now so you can take care of your herbs and begin using them." Hardy perennials to plant now include rosemary, sage, thyme, chives, fennel, mints, and parsley. The fennel and the mint will die back over the winter but come back in the spring. "Planting now allows the herbs to establish roots over the winter," says Schermerhorn. "They'll flush out new growth in the spring." Herbs can be planted in dedicated herb gardens, mixed with vegetables, or added to flower beds and borders. Their various textures and colors can be very attractive, and many people enjoy putting fragrant herbs along walks or driveways where they can easily be touched to release their scents. Culinary herbs should be planted near your kitchen so that harvesting them is easy and convenient. You'll use them more often. In choosing a site, remember that most herbs require full sun, from 4 to 6 hours a day minimum, good drainage, and good air circulation. Good drainage is so important that Schermerhorn recommends planting herbs in raised beds. "Clay soil," she says, "does not provide good drainage." She recommends a planting medium of one-third organic matter such as compost, one-third topsoil, and one-third builders' sand. "Make sure it's builders' sand," says Schermerhorn. "It won't compact like play sand so it adds drainage." Don't mulch herbs. "We put a handful of organic compost around our plants to dress them up and improve the soil," says Schermerhorn. "Herbs do not like wet feet, and all mulch does in winter is keep their feet wet." In fact, most herbs are considered drought-tolerant, though some moisture is needed during dry spells to keep the plants growing. In general, annuals require more moisture than perennials. Herbs also don't require much fertilizer. Over-fertilizing an herb can produce growth that is too rapid, making the plant more susceptible to disease or insect problems and diluting the concentration of essential oils that produce the taste in culinary herbs. Herbs in pots are the exception. They should be lightly fertilized once a month during their growing season. Using your herbs is important to keeping them healthy. Evergreen herbs can be cut and enjoyed in recipes or vases all winter. "Herbs are designed to be used," says Schermerhorn. "Cutting them encourages new growth, so keep using your herbs." |
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With a nod to Arbor Day, Citizen seeks photos, descriptions of significant Henrico trees
Citizen Staff Reports 04/28/2015
Do you have a favorite tree in Henrico?
Do you know of a tree with an interesting story?
Do you live near an especially large, old, or otherwise unusual tree – or do you pass by one that has always intrigued you?
Arbor Day 2015 (April 24) was last week, and though the Citizen has published stories about a few special trees over the years (see sidebar) we know that our readers can lead us to more. > Read more.
Henrico's most famous tree
Henrico's most famous tree, known as the Surrender Tree, still stood for more than a century near the intersection of Osborne Turnpike and New Market Road -- until June 2012.
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Sweep-seeking Angels call on Williams at Angel Stadium
At 40 years young, A's right-hander Bartolo Colon is proving that things can get better with age.
With a 12-3 record and a 2.70 ERA, he matched the most victories by an A's pitcher before the All-Star break since 1991 and became the oldest All-Star in club history.
Colon has also tossed six or more innings and allowed three runs or fewer in each of his last 12 starts, which is the second longest such streak in Oakland history. During that span, he is 9-1 with a 1.79 ERA.
In his final start before the break against the Red Sox, the right-hander allowed two runs on eight hits in 6 1/3 innings for the no-decision.
"This is the best first half I've ever had in my career," Colon said after the game.
He'll look to keep up that pace in Sunday's series finale against the Angels and right-hander Jerome Williams as the Halos go for the three-game sweep in Anaheim.
Williams is hoping that the All-Star break will get him back on track after hitting a rough patch the first few weeks of July.
In all three starts this month, the right-hander has recorded no more than 10 outs and given up a total of 18 runs. Last Friday against the Mariners, Williams allowed six runs on seven hits in 31/3 innings for his fifth loss of the season.
"Out of the 17 hitters he faced, he must have been in hitting counts with almost all of them," Angels manager Mike Scioscia said. "It was tough. He pitched behind in the count far too many times for what you want to see him do, and he paid a price for it."
Williams believes it comes down to him being more aggressive.
"I'm not controlling the counts," Williams said. "That's basically it. I have to be in the zone instead of trying to get that perfect pitch on the first pitch."
A's: Cespedes out with sore left wrist
Chevrolet Home Run Derby champ Yoenis Cespedes will likely miss his third straight start on Sunday because of left wrist soreness.
Manager Bob Melvin said the left fielder is available to pinch-run and reiterated that the injury has nothing to do with his participation in the Derby.
"If you watched [the Home Run Derby], it didn't look like it was bothering him," Melvin said. "Usually those types of things happen on one particular swing, and it certainly didn't."
Angels: Field recalled
The Halos designated infielder Brendan Harris for assignment on Saturday and recalled infielder Tommy Field from Triple-A Salt Lake.
"Tommy gives us a little more versatility off the bench and it's something that we want to look at," Scioscia said. "I think Brendan, on the offensive side, has struggled in that role, not getting a lot of at-bats and hopefully Tommy will come in and be able to do some things."
Field's natural position is shortstop, but the 26-year-old can play second and third and has even played in the outfield.
In 65 games, Field is hitting .297 with 38 RBIs for Salt Lake. In July, Field had hit .367.
Worth noting
• The A's have scored three runs or fewer in each of the last eight games and have four shutouts over that span.
• The Angels are 11-2 this season when Josh Hamilton hits a home run and have gone 13-0 in his last 13 games with an RBI.
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Red light, green light
I find it rather difficult to drive through Barre City not that the city isnt beautiful now but perhaps an oversight may have snuck in while waiting on a red light to change.
Ive heard that the new traffic light system is one thats synchronized across the nation. As a frequent user of Barre City streets (you hear so much of keeping it local) I feel that traffic lights should be localized. This coordination could be done through a review of your traffic camera surveillance systems.
As I sit at the stoplights (rather anxiously impatient), I begin to contemplate the aging process, as well as the amount of gas and diesel fumes that waft throughout the streets of everybodys hometown.
May I also suggest better and more appropriate lighting at all crosswalks, as well as more fluorescent and durable crosswalk markings?
Might I enlighten you in that the traffic lights take so long to change that the people who properly push the walk button wind up walking against it, leaving the cars having to wait some more for the walk light to change also?
Im sure I am not the only person to address this issue, and I do hope and pray that a response comes of this notation.
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1932 Ford Roadster Pickup - Garage Scene
Written by on November 16, 2009 A Homebuilt Deuce Rpu And The Brookville Body That Made It PossibleSecond Time Around
One of the best ways to build an attention-getting street rod is to start with something out of the ordinary and finish with something out of the ordinary. Kind of what Crawford Byxbee did by building this '32 Ford roadster pickup.
The choice of body style was a wise one, considering the fact that Deuce rpus are few. The genuine article, which Ford called the open-cab pickup, is virtually non-existent. According to Crawford's detective work there were only 593 original B-76 open-cab pickups produced; you'll find a photo of a restored specimen in Robert Genat's book, Deuce: 75 Years of the '32 Ford. It's not likely that many or those have been hot rodded.
Of course, if it's hot rods you're looking for, there are a few around. George Poteet's Brizio-built '32 rpu from a few years ago comes to mind, and this year's STREET RODDER Top 100 list currently features two others, built from reproduction sheetmetal. And, of course, there's Crawford's.
Crawford invited Street Rodder into his personal shop in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, to see how his Deuce rpu came together. His first street rod was a fendered '29 rpu, purchased in 1960 when he was 15 years old. It was finished in black primer and the bodywork "was whatever I could do with my Dad's claw hammer." He remembers the stock four-banger would run about 52 mph, "but it took a long stretch to get there." Some of his homegrown upgrades include a downdraft Stromberg 97, followed by dual 97s on a junk yard manifold. "I also made my own 'supercharger' out of an old vacuum cleaner," he admits. "It made an interesting sound, but slowed the car down to just under 50 mph."
In the following four decades, Crawford's interest in pickups never stopped, and his mechanical skill-and wisdom-grew. In 2000, he found a '34 full-cab pickup cab and doors in a friend's field. Tim's Hot Rods in Spokane, built it into a Ram Jet-powered chopped beauty, which appeared in Street Rodder in December 2003.
Now, 50 years after his Hoover-blown Model A, Crawford is back behind the wheel of a roadster pickup. The project started with as vintage 409 engine he came across about three years ago. The engine, built by Jack Gibbs at 409 Performance, had a dual-quad intake on a '64 block. "Jack added big valves to a set of nice '65 heads and cammed it with a solid Isky job with specs similar to the old 425-horse version of the 409," Crawford said. "Roller rockers were added just for fun, and forged pistons are used. With blueprinting and balancing, it should be plenty for the lightweight roadster pickup-scary maybe."
It didn't take long for Crawford to come up with the idea of dropping the big-block into a roadster pickup. Searching for a body worthy of the project took a little longer, until ultimately, he contacted Brookville Roadster about using one of their new bodies. While waiting for delivery from Brookville, he got back in touch with Tim's Hot Rods to tell them about his plans and to talk to them about obtaining a TCI chassis (which he had used on the '34 as well).
The TCI chassis has a 46-inch solid I-beam front suspension with disc brakes. The rear is a Speedway Engineering Supermax quick-change on coilovers. Some modifications to the rails were made to fit the Brookville bed. "I took notches out of the outside of the rear 'rails and changed the angle to level with the rest of the frame, then reinforced the notched areas with steel plates welded inside the framerails. It's probably the strongest part of the car and is invisible to everyone except me. With enough welding wire and grinding wheels, anything can be accomplished-even two or three times."
When he contacted Brookville, they compared the dimensions of the '32 rpu to a '32 closed cab pickup, the '32 roadster, and the Model A rpu. The Brookville '32 rpu extended cab is the same length as their roadster body, and 9 inches longer than their closed cab body. The '32 rpu bed is 10 1/2 inches shorter than a stock Ford Model A bed, and is designed to fit on a '32 chassis.
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Remember what we were saying about building something out of the ordinary? If a Deuce rpu highboy isn't different enough for you, then how about a full-fendered version? Earlier this year, Brookville introduced this as the newest addition to their lineup of all-steel early Fords.
The latest Brookville body was showcased in the New Products exhibit at the NSRA Street Rod Nationals in Louisville, Kentucky, in August, where street rod industry members judged it the Best New Product in its price range.
The company has long ago established its spot in the hobby with all-steel Model A and '32 replica bodies and components made to match original Ford dimensions as closely as possible.
In the case of the roadster pickup cabs, Brookville has prioritized legroom and comfort ahead of precise accuracy-which is good news for 21st century-sized hot rodders. According to the company's product information, all Brookville windshield and top components are applicable to this part. In addition, a variety of options for cowls, doors, floors, firewalls, and stanchions are offered (and are described fully on the Brookville website).
According to Crawford Byxbee, whose '32 is built from a Brookville body and bed, the photo he has of an original Ford open-cab pickup shows a shorter-looking cab and a wider bed than those on his rpu. "Must have been a foot squeezer," he says.
When he contacted Brookville, they compared the dimensions of the '32 rpu to a '32 closed cab pickup, the '32 roadster, and the Model A rpu. The Brookville '32 rpu extended cab is the same length as their roadster body, and 9 inches longer than their closed cab body. The '32 rpu bed is 10 1/2 inches shorter than a stock Ford Model A bed, and is designed to fit on a '32 chassis.
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4th August 2012 07:35 PM | |
jmunkki |
There are a lot more women now sailing at my home spot here in Finland. I think there was some sort of culture change a few years ago: there were more demos & basic windsurfing courses at the beach and we got a whole lot of new people into the sport. In addition to the demos & courses, the local club also started improving the shared gear that the club provides for members. From what I have seen, women seem to prefer to plan well ahead, so they don't mind that they have to reserve the gear on a web calendar. The calendar also allows them to be more social: they can book the same time slot as their friends and do the rigging and sailing together. Most of the women who started a few years ago are now on their first or second board of their own. A few of them are still using the club gear. So, my advice would be to improve the social aspects of the sport. A simple web calendar goes a long way in achieving that. |
3rd August 2012 07:53 PM | |
NewStoke | I've taught a few girls, but I think the major thing that causes people to lose interest is the cost of everything. |
10th July 2012 07:17 AM | |
Farlo | These are just my 5 cents but... my wife was sailing much better than me when I met her. For a few years we enjoyed windsurfing together, then she gave up almost completely after our first kid. The main reason was that she didn't like it to become addictive... watching trees all the time, planning nothing on weekends just in case, waiting for gusts all day long, changing board/sails every year, reading stupid magazines (not talking of stupid forums). This is not an explanation because other sports are addictive as well. Maybe there is something special in windsurf that makes you a bit selfish. |
9th July 2012 06:34 PM | |
Unregistered |
Yeh you might be right ... Nobody`s perfect and all that.. I`m in better mood now booked for Kos !!! And I do agree... There arent enough females involved in our sport.. If you compare with other similar sports (Wakeboarding/water skiing/Snowboarding etc) I do suspect there are relatively fewer.. Not sure why..Go on a skiing holiday and its probably 50/50 on slopes.. Sailing holiday and its more like 90/10 ?? And I dont think ski schools make any allowances or offer different approaches??? Perhaps some skiing instructor might know??? Any ideas ??? Good winds Take care.. |
7th July 2012 05:51 AM | |
windalchemist |
careful here, you're falling into stereotypes XD (I wish I were lighter ^^) but yeah, I'll be working on it, I definitely want to try forward loops, I see so few people sticking or even attempting them, my windsurfing insrtuctor told it was even easier than jibes (technically speaking!) |
3rd July 2012 04:04 PM | |
Floyd1957 |
PS To answer original question. TELL WOMEN ITS A SPORT THEY CAN BEAT THEIR BOYFRIENDS/HUSBANDS/BROTHERS AT... Cos they CAN !!!! They dont need any special allowances.. They`ve got the trump card. More intelligent; smaller ego`s and lighter weight... Just do it !!! |
3rd July 2012 03:46 PM | |
Floyd1957 |
Hi Windalchemist Think we are saying similar things. Do agree with much of what you say. Being father of 2 girls I have witnessed discrimination against them. In their case its only served to make them try harder. The physical thing you mention about competing with your male friend is not exclusive to just females and its not necessarily a male female thing..Ofcourse men tend to be stronger and build muscle quicker. But dont forget you arent competing with him; you are competing with yourself (as he also is) The important issue is the relative gain of both...Not one matched against the other.. Endurance wise things are much closer than we tend to think anyway.. Big muscles consume loads of energy...(Compare male/female results in sprinting then in long distance running.Relative less difference the longer the event) Sail your own style.Dont copy his. If we examine male/female performance over the entire spectrum of ability its quite likely that the top female s would only get towards the top 10% in males; however this also means that if a female gets towards the 75th percentile in female performance; she is well above the 50th (roughly) male.. This is just a complicated way of saying a good female sailor will beat an average male. (And that applies in all sports) Unfortunately the media only report on the top 1% of performers so the public are led to believe women are always poorer than men..Look at it another way. The top female tennis player at wimbledon would wipe the floor with your average male club player.Only thing is he doesnt know it !!! My point is male or female need individual approaches and equipment. If this is done correctly the male/female issue is irrelevant.. The perfect kit for a 75kg sailor of a particular standard is the same be it for male or female... I often wonder how many differences are actual nature and how many are society driven nurture.. Watersports in general are a place women CAN compete on equal terms.. Dont ever think any other.. You are giving your psyche a reason and justification to fail; for him to be better. Sure he might do higher jumps; he might go a bit faster (thats pure physics and nothing to do with ability) but make sure your gybes are neater; tighter; smoother. Work on finesse and precision. (Again not a male/female thing a simple weight/strength one !!! I`d be saying same to a lighter male) If you tire early dont put it down to a female thing. Check your diet; your fluid intake..Work on relaxing whilst sailing..Look for cheats whilst sailing/dropping into lines. Are your lines too long/short. Are you over working a particular area.Improve your stamina and efficiency then see how things look later. Dont just accept it that males are fitter !!! They aint.. He`sworked to get where he is.. To beat him unfortunately you will just have to work that bit harder or more cleverly !!! Train to your own limits; expectations and goals. Forget his..Sail to your strengths. And dont think he has all benefits.. His big arms use up energy at an alarming rate. His ego will insist he sails a board thats just a touch too small and his sail just a touch too big. He`ll probably have a hangover if its sunday. He sinks in lulls way faster than you; he has to enter gybes faster to plane out. Look for your positives and train to them. When he`s in a lull ; glyde past him and make sure you wave !!! Good thread on a topic that has been a bugbear of mine..Sorry if it sounds like a crusade. Its an important issue. |
3rd July 2012 01:18 PM | |
windalchemist |
I totally agree with you Floyd, unfortunately nowadays brands and ads plus old and new prejudices contribute to make us oversexualized and stereotyped human beings, instead of human beings first. Men and women are not different species as they are marketized. However I don't think you could say that they are exactly the same either, a few individuals apart. I consider myself more as tom boy than a delicate creature on some aspects and never really was subject to discrimination, being a little bit "special" (I don't really know how to say this...). So this all comes down to changing minds and societies in the end! Same old story, as old as the world itself. Some told me that at the beginning of the sport, there was no discrimination against any age or gender, the ads only showed young people having fun together in all kinds of conditions? Things look less bright now... Any Starboard marketing pro in there to explain how stereotypes won over time? PS: about "when she is good enough to practice by herself - with friends - do not leave her coping with all the house chores and babysitting that will eventually prevent her from sailing, and make her quit" it's not from me, it's from a female windsurfer complaining about her husband not involving himlself as much as he should to enable her to go windsurfing more often and relaxed. The other statements are generalities that tend to be more or less true depending on the customs and countries, again, relax! If I compare with a friend of mine, they are all true! And I sometimes envy his strength and his ability to go 100% any time, any conditions. I try harder, try to level up my technique, and in the end I'm still no match for him most of the time (yet ^^). It's ennerving, it's not fair, I didn't develop enough skills to compensate my lack of big muscles (and maybe I don't have these skills) but it's the way it is for now. |
2nd July 2012 06:04 PM | |
Floyd1957 |
Windalchemist Agree with your last post (not so much your first) but with greatest respect comments from other posters along lines of... "The difference is that we (men) are more enthusiast and able to bear a lot of hits and falls " "I guess most women have no interest for technical stuff" "otherwise they simply refuse to keep trying" "few of them like to push their limits like most of the men do". "when she is good enough to practice by herself - with friends - do not leave her coping with all the house chores and babysitting that will eventually prevent her from sailing, and make her quit" --- are without doubt sexist. I admire your standpoint of either ignoring it or looking for best etc etc but many women in nearly every sport (and work) have been (and still are) subjected to this type of discrimination.(Actually utter BS) It starts at home.(I had comments from relatives "what is he doing taking his girls skiing?") If we are to more attract people into our sport we can not do it paying homage to the stereotyping seen in this thread. There are no great sportspeople who have achieved the outstanding by somebody somewhere making "allowances". We are all individuals needing certain help;praise . cajoling and at times contructive criticism. Being a "girl" should neither bring advantages or add barriers. There are females who can tolerate cold ; there are some that cant. There are men who push themselves ; there are many that dont. The most driven individual I ever coached was a girl.The least tolerant to water temperature was a bloke. I can not say from that women are driven and men dont like the cold..It varies within both groups. Getting more females into sport is about changing stigma in society and not about changing the sports. (Same arguments apply to getting more women into engineering/law/surgery/politics etc etc.) IMHO comments on here reflect this.. |
2nd July 2012 04:03 PM | |
windalchemist |
nakaniko gets my point, it's not about sexism guys... Being a girl and windsurfing myself, I don't feel concerned about 99% of the stuffs I summed up. Really a matter of individuals and habits, with general trends that separate the 2 genders. It's hard not to make generalities when raising such issues. I was the first on my spot off the wetsuit, then without lycra while guys were still in shorties, many of them asking: "ain't you cold?" well, if I were, I wouldn't be wearing a boardshort... X) I quite feel like an outsider myself now that I've realized that there are actually not that many girls really into windsurfing. The spirit doesn't "grow" on everyone. On the other hand, I know I shouldn't feel so special with that level of mine... Anyway. Probably the right answer was simply this: "The sport will attract those of the right disposition. Male or female." Too bad then if there's only 15¨% women/85% (approx) men in windsurfing and probably the same in kitesurfing? The current situation is absolutely not a problem for me, I'm getting along pretty well with most of the windsurfers I meet. I was only wondering why it was uncommon, if there were "solutions", and curious to have men's points of view, to see how they see us. And sorry for all the grammar mistakes, feel free to correct me! |
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As a tech journalist, all sorts of crazy escapades get fired your way. We've been thrown out of planes, killed by zombies and even raced a Formula One driver. But Sony has just topped the lot.
Turning up at a freezing airport at 6am, our faces virtually stuck in one expression from the cold, we were greeted by a quite incredible sight. As part of its Xperia Studio series, Sony had crafted a pair of smartphone-controlled MG cars and we were going to race them. The idea was we take on an application developer in a life-size version of his app: Reckless Racing 2.
The airfield we were using had been a US base in the Cold War. Boasting the largest private runway in Europe, RAF Bentwaters also acted as a backup landing strip for the Space Shuttle should it not make the trip back to Cape Canaveral. Strewn with all sorts of military artefacts, including a pile of disused Jaguar aircraft, this was already good enough for us.
That was rapidly topped by the actual filming location. Inside something called the hush house - a building used for testing jet engines - sat our two remote-controlled cars. Two giant electronic hangar doors opened and the MGs sat there, all lit up for the shoot. Sure they aren't the most glamorous of convertables but the location added plenty of magic. The huge tunnel used for venting away jet engine blasts was a particular favourite as was the control room in which we immediately pressed every button.
The developer from Pixelbite was slightly taken aback by it all. Sony had kitted out the MGs to look as close as possible to the in-app cars - same stripes and even a custom numberplate with the dev's studio's name.
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Any shoot like this, with of a crew of around 20, takes ballet of management to get all the required filming done. Given the short amount of light at our disposal, we got straight on with the shooting. The whole video was put together on Canon DSLRs, complete with a sea of viewfinders, pull-focus rigs and even a remote-control helicopter.
First up, we had the inner workings of the cars explained to us by their creator James. Using pressurised gas and hydraulics, the steering wheel, gears, accelerator and brake could all be controlled remotely. James was a Q character and had in his past put together some creations that even Bond would be jealous of. Remote control cars, planes and exploding trucks. "I could even blow up these MGs if you wanted," he volunteered. Sony wasn't so keen.
The camera crew followed us about while James did his thing and Martin, the app's developer, and Pocket-lint had a bit of a spiel. He was still stunned at the whole thing which meant getting any chatter out of him proved tricky. The inside of the car alone, with its huge collection of wires, pumps and cogs, kept us pretty quiet too. All we wanted to do was drive it.
A brief interview and a baked potato later and it was time to go out to the track. Laid out for us was a life-size version of a course from the Reckless Racing app. Before we even thought about tackling it, we needed a bit of training in car control. It turned out that driving these life-size remote-control cars was incredibly difficult.
Why? Well because they carried a massive amount of inertia compared to the usual miniatures you drive as a kid. The MGs were more than capable of hitting 60 or 70 mph and, unlike a tiny remote car, needed a good few hundred feet to come to a stop. It was pretty dangerous. We could have quite easily sent an MG smashing into the cherry picker from which were controlling them.
The Xperia S and Xperia Play we were using to control the cars each had custom apps written for them that worked on a sort of 4-axis system. Up was forward, down was brake, left was left and right was right. Two boxes controlled gear shifting and finally there was an enabling button to make the whole system work. Taking both fingers off would slam the brakes on and centre the wheel. A sort of panic state if you did things wrong, which we did. Often.
We started out by idling the car and letting it just tick forwards very slowly, driving it around cones. It got boring very quickly so we decided to try a bit of off-road, slammed the MG into full throttle and charged off into the distance. We then gave it full brakes and spun the car around in a spectacular move. Worried faces immediately appeared on all of the crew who were poised a little too close by with cameras.
Drive time
Training over, it was on to the main event. We cannot begin to describe how cold it was. Sitting in the middle of an open airfield and raised up on a cherry picker, the rest of the crew donned balaclavas to keep their faces warm.
These, we obviously couldn't wear while shooting so it was bye-bye nose and fingers and it began to create problems when it came to controlling the MGs later. Numb fingers weren't much use.
The track consisted of a tight hairpin section followed by a wide corner and a long straight. Martin was up first and put in quite an impressive lap time. We were then told to make things exciting, or as we translated it, crash. Martin managed a spectacular lap in which he two-wheeled the MG off a pile of dirt and then overshot the finish line, crashing it into a trailer. This put his car out of action for quite some time.
Pocket-lint, being brilliant a brilliant driver (we've failed our driving test six times), immediately beat Martin's lap time. The order was then given to "go crazy". Big mistake. We threw the car into full throttle, wheel spins round the hairpin, overshot and then practically broke the whole drive train by ramming it into a steel drum and driving over it.
A few laps of this madness and the car had had enough. The gearbox blew up and it caught fire. Shouts of "kill" were sent out across loudhailers and the crew ran over to check we hadn't totally wrecked the car. We had.
Martin's red MG managed to survive and he put in a few quick laps. Most were a lot better than our winning effort - the difference was that they weren't being timed. In the end, both cars were pretty much trashed after a rather tasty selection of doughnuts and a final shot of the vehicle driving off into the horizon.
The timing of the whole thing was near immaculate with shooting finishing the second the sun went down. We were whisked off into cars and catapulted back to London. A long day but one we won't forget. Not often do apps hit real life. This was an augmented reality app, without the augmented part.
What do you think to our escapades? Let us know in the comments below ...


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IT sharing at the center of the Intel community's second transformation
Thursday - 10/11/2012, 9:28pm EDT
Al Tarasiuk, CIO, ODNI
By Jason Miller
Executive Editor
Federal News Radio
The intelligence community is going through a second type of transformation. When Congress created the Office of the Director for National Intelligence, the initial goal focused improving information sharing across the 17 intelligence community members.
Now, the move is to better share technology.
Al Tarasiuk, the chief information officer for ODNI and for the intelligence community, said the IC-IT Enterprise strategy is having a pretty significant impact on the community.
"It's the establishment of a shared platform not only just for enterprise IT or corporate IT stuff, but eventually it will evolve to handling mission workloads, business services workloads and all kinds of things," Tarasiuk said. "The big change is that agencies have their own IT systems and their own architectures and we connect those up through some interoperable capabilities. The shift now is from agencies having own to sharing and over time buying services from this shared platform."
The ODNI-led effort started in January and will have the first set of technologies and services ready by this spring.
"It's all elements of an IT stack," Tarasiuk said. "Initially we start with computing, storage and being able to manage data in a shared environment. We are going to move to a single desktop for the entire community. We often talk about our version of mobility at least now is to be able to as an IC officer that works at one agency go into another agency building and have the same desktop there for you so you can do work from other places. That would include eventually overseas and our locations there."
He said the single desktop would use the virtual desktop interface (VDI) technology.
Tarasiuk said certain members of the intelligence community will lead each of these efforts to build a single desktop or provide a government-only cloud or other services.
For instance, he said the National Security Agency and the CIA will provide the computer and storage and data services through the cloud, while the Defense Intelligence Agency and the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency are building the standardized desktop.
"There are standard systems and desktops that everyone uses and that will be built into this," he said. "A large part of this effort is to try to drive out costs. This is a massive consolidation effort to drive out costs of overall IT, but it's also a platform for innovation for the future for the intelligence community."
Tarasiuk said the IC estimated it could reduce its IT spending by 20 percent to 25 percent over six years through this consolidation effort.
"The efficiency imperative is to drive out costs over five or six years," he said. "The imperative for me and one of my largest goals is by March of next year is to get the basic platform up and running. The cloud computing infrastructure and the first version of the desktop that will be limited to a certain number of users in the community and then we will be able to scale from then."
Tarasiuk said the milestones beyond the first increment haven't been formally decided upon yet. But he said the goal is to move out as fast as possible.
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Posted November 30, 2013
I have a similar experience as you had with your dad. When I was younger, my bestfriend would come over every weekend for about 10 years and we would just play PS2 all weekend, and had a great time doing so. But unfortunately we kind of just lost contact with one another and I just recently learned he has moved to another state. Kind of hard to replay the PS2 now and not have that sense of deja vu.
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The major health organizations — including the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP), American Medical Association (AMA), the American Dietetic Association (ADA), and the World Health Organization (WHO) — agree that breast milk is the ideal form of nutrition for babies (especially during the first 6 months). However, only you can decide what's best for you and your baby.
Whether you've decided to formula feed your baby from the start, are supplementing your breast milk with formula, or are switching from breast milk to formula, you're bound to have questions. Here are answers to some common inquiries about formula feeding.
No. You shouldn't leave your baby unattended or feeding from a "propped" bottle. Propping a bottle is a choking hazard and also can lead to ear infections and baby bottle tooth decay, a serious dental condition that results from formula (as well as breast milk or juice) pooling in a baby's mouth. Always hold your baby during feedings.
No. You should never put your baby to bed with a bottle. Like propping a bottle, it can cause choking, ear infections, and tooth decay.
Some babies are allergic to the protein in cow's milk formula. Symptoms of an allergic reaction may include:
Report any of these symptoms to your baby's doctor, and follow his or her advice on switching to a special hypoallergenic formula. But even if the doctor suspects an allergy, don't spend too much time worrying that your child might be allergic forever. Kids often outgrow milk protein allergies within a few years.
Most doctors usually recommend giving babies cow's milk formula unless there seems to be an allergy or intolerance, in which case the doctor may recommend soy or hypoallergenic formula. Soy formula — with added iron — is as nutritious as cow's milk-based formula.
Some parents may worry after hearing or reading about certain soy concerns, particularly about phytoestrogens (hormone-like chemicals from plants) that are found in soy formulas. These concerns need to be studied further, but so far research has not found definite evidence that soy formulas negatively effect a child's development or reproductive system.
Soy formula should be used under the direction of your doctor, but it can be an alternative to cow's milk formula for full-term infants. However, soy formulas are not recommended for premature infants.
No. Commercial infant formulas with iron are manufactured to contain all the nutrients your baby needs.
Infants —whether breastfed or formula-fed — do not need fluoride supplements during the first 6 months. From 6 months to 3 years, babies require fluoride supplements only if the water supply is deficient in fluoride. Ask your doctor about what your little one needs.
Your baby's fussiness may or may not have anything to do with gas or the formula, nipple, or bottle you use.
If your baby does seem to be really fussy, here are some things that may help ease the gas pains and comfort your little one:
Sometimes, fussiness and gas may be a sign of milk allergy or lactose intolerance. But be sure to talk to your doctor first before switching your baby's formula. Let the doctor know how your baby is acting so that he or she can rule out any other possible causes.
Sometimes, babies spit up when they:
Many infants will spit up a little after eating or during burping because their digestive tracts are immature. That's perfectly normal. But spitting up isn't the same as vomiting all or most of a feeding.
If you're concerned or your baby is vomiting (that is, forcefully vomiting much of a feeding) more than once a day, call your doctor. In rare cases, there may be a problem that needs medical attention.
It also may help your doctor to properly diagnose the problem (if there is one) if you keep a record of exactly how often and how much your baby seems to be spitting up. He or she should be able to tell you if it's normal or something that's cause for concern.
But again, it's important to remember that spitting up is usually perfectly OK. If the doctor says your baby's spitting up is normal, here are some ways that may help ease it:
Also, keep in mind that many babies grow out of spitting up by the time they're 1 year old.
Before making the decision to switch, be sure to talk to your doctor. Parents often assume that formula plays a part in a baby's fussiness, gas, spitting up, or lack of appetite. But often that's not the case.
If giving the OK to switch formulas, your doctor will recommend a way to do it so that your baby's feedings and digestion aren't interrupted. The doctor may suggest mixing the two formulas together little by little, then eventually eliminating the original formula altogether.
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