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Canadian born fighter John Alessio returns to his home country to face UK badass Paul "Semtex" Daley at MFC 19 "Long Time Coming" on December 5th in Enoch, Alberta, Canada, according to MMAFighting.
Xtreme Couture trained fighter, Alessio will be looking for his third win in a row against the hard hitting former Cage Rage welterweight champion Paul Daley.
Paul Daley was submitted by Jake Shields at EliteXC "Heat" early last month.
John Alessio:
"I'm super excited for this fight … I think its one of the biggest welterweight fights Canada has seen. Daley brings in good striking and he's athletic and explosive, this is a big fight for my career."
"I have a lot of family and friends coming out for this … It's great to return to my home country to fight because I've been staying in the US for so long a lot of people forget I am Canadian. I am mostly just looking forward to getting in the ring again. Fighting is what I love to do."
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Semtex by TKO.
Alessio has NEVER been knocked out. His ground is far superior to Daley and his Standup is about even…I take Alessio
Yeah right Alessio doesnt have better standup than Daley. Hes more well rounded. But hes still getting TKO'd.
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This episode, "Doubt" (1x18) is loosely based on a well known case, the murder of Meredith Kercher in Italy.
Coach: (about Kalinda who wants to open a locker) Don't you need a warrant or something?
Kalinda: Yeah, if I were a cop. I cant get bolt cutters in here, but it'd be easier if you just opened it.
Coach: So you're not a cop?
Kalinda: No.
Coach: And you're not with police campus?
Kalinda: Mm-mmm.
Coach: So who are you?
Kalinda: Kalinda.
Detective Burton: So, you enjoy tarnishing my reputation?
Kalinda: Best part of my day.
Will: Sometimes I think justice would be better served with a coin flip.
Will: We still haven't had our dinner.
Alicia: I know.
Will: You worried about Peter?
Alicia: I'm worried about everything.
Will: I'm not.
Kalinda: What's going on?
Alicia: What?
Kalinda: Is going on? Will doesn't even look at you anymore.
Alicia: He does.
Kalinda: You been a bad girl? (Alicia doesn't answer and Kalinda walks away)
McVeigh: You have to go?
Diane: I want to stay, but three generations of Democrat ancestors are screaming out in protest?
McVeigh: That's a lot of generations.
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Will: We're in a weird place, I know.
Alicia: It's okay.
Will: No. I don't like being in a weird place.
Alicia: I know. Me neither.
Will: When I look at you during the day, I want to know what you're thinking.
Alicia: Sometimes I don't even know what I'm thinking. Will...
Will: Yeah?
Alicia: If it had been differently... at Georgetown, if... if it had been us and not Peter, we would've lasted a week.
Will: No, we wouldn't have.
Alicia: We would have. It's romantic because it didn't happen. If it had happened, it would have just... been life.
Will: (about Diane sleeping with McVeigh) Did it even occur to you to tell me?
Diane: Not, it didn't. I was under the mistaken impression that it was my life.
Will: It's your life when it doesn't impact our clients.
Diane: It didn't impact our clients.
Will: Diane, the jury ate it up. It was sex. It wasn't GSR or ballistics, it was sex.
Diane: I'm going home.
Will: If you had just told me. If you had just given me a sign!
Diane: Come on! Don't be a hypocrite.
Will: A hypocrite? How am I a hypocrite?
Diane: Alicia.
Will: (he pauses) That's supposed to what, make me quake, make me humble?
Diane: Make you honest.
Will: There's nothing going on with Alicia.
Diane: That's not true.
Will: It is true.
Diane: Will... I have two eyes.
Will: Then use them. Watch me. Watch us. There's nothing going on with Alicia (she chuckles)
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Czech Republic: Pochyby (Doubt)
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Canada: April 6, 2010 on Global
United Kingdom: May 20, 2010 on More4
Czech Republic: May 30, 2010 on Hallmark
Germany: September 1, 2010 on ProSieben
Finland: September 27, 2010 on Nelonen
Slovakia: December 6, 2010 on JOJ
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The words yes and no contain few letters, but they mean so much! We use these words many times through the day. It's good to celebrate the everyday things. We started storytime with a big word to describe yes and no. Yes and no are antonyms. Antonyms is another word for opposites. We talked about different opposities like up & down along with fast & slow. Our world is full of antonyms.
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Just a shot in the dark, any one out there wanting to start up a hackmaster 4th edition game on here?? I would love to get my Gnome Titan Battle Mage on.
Hi all i would love to play in a Kingmaker campaign i've heard good things but have never been through it my self, wanting to do a cleric of Shelyn to spread the goddesses faith to the land!
Am making a character of 20th level and was taking levels in Duelist, and had the Crane style feat tree was wondering if the abilities of both stacked, is Crane Wing and Crane Riptose, with the regular suelist class abilities??
The Cleric concepts i have is either a cleric of Shelyn, or Calistra to try and replace my paladin that will have to depart do to horrible shift of my parties alignment, One started evil, another was a monk died reincarnated as a boggard, now an elemental and is evil, and a former gnome turned Garuda who was shifted evil... I have a chance to change a few of them yet the Witch who is unwavering evil I'll have to fight...SO any ideals for what cleric i should bring in so we have a full healer?
Currently I am in a campaign that is cresting most PCs past 20th level I am currently a 19th level Paladin of Shelyn, I am trying to think of what class to go into once I crest 20 and have narrowed it down to Oracle of Life or Djinni Blooded sorceror. I will probably crest 40 when our adventure is over with as the main dungeon is only a quarter way explored and it is a nasty thing full of save or die traps, riddles, and boss monsters. Not to mention the evil BBEG is a couple centuries old Bard/Wilder from the onset of 3.5 as a game. Currently my stats are Str: 14,Dex:14,Con:18,Int:16,Wis:12,Cha:24, I am the groups Primary healer and tank, So I'm looking to agument my abilities. I have no issue with armor as my armor can be summoned unsummoned at will. Any suggestions.
Now before you go on about the Stating Gods rants, I'm not talking about that, What i'm talking about is taking alot of the already published materials, ie like that of the Kingmakers indepth look at Erastil or Jade Regents Shelyn. Though nicely detailed I'd like a little more depth as well as the God s divine agents stated and maybe a few unique monsters or outsiders that are diety specific. Also I'd like to see more feats, unigue spells, magic items, artifacts. Also I'd like examples of powerful NPCs, maybe some cool fluff like favored colors, scared animals,gems,colors etc. As well as manifestations and more detailed prayers and rituals. I'd also like to see possible differances between how divine casters work or behave between each other, possible orders/dominations/philosophes
Basically I want more detail, akin to that of the 3.5s' Faiths of Faerun.
I was just thinking if you casted Anthropormorphic animal on your familiar and then permancy it would it work, would they still be your familiar, would they gain there current intellegence score? Was just wondering?
Any thoughts, ideas, offical rulings?
In my current campaign i was playing a 19th level paladin of Shelyn, until he started going insane about not truely exsisting is out of place in time, and then before i could fix him I lost him.
So my DM is allowing me to play a Psion (telepath) to see how i differ from the big baddie. We are currently effulencial members of the metropolis many of us council members and such, and are gearing for a war with lizardfolk, be fore our mysterious baddie teleports us back to the dungeon for another round of her game.
So I'm coming in with this Elan psion 12th level sent to research the psionic anomilies that our occuring here by my psion circle called the Brotherhood. Well they are gonna send me with a bodygaurd, and have me inflitrate the cites higher ups, with my abilites as well as establish not only my own school of the mind to expand the Brotherhoods numbers but that of the Brotherhoods bodygaurds, the Brothers of the Silver Sash, or the Silver Band for short.
For the Silver Band I was thinking Cavaliers or Samurai, hopefully without mounted options? If any one has any ideas for this and maybe a better name for the Bodygaurds please post I would appreciate it
Seeking advice on what would be good for an Elan Psion (telepath) that will come to a city in desperate need of a master of secrets, and a member of a Psion enclave who sent him there to investigate strange Psionic disturbances.
My main character is a 12th level elan psion(telepath) who is coming in with a 7th level bodygaurd ( provided by his society the Brotherhood) and is looking to establish himself As the cities master of secrets as well as a teacher. I need though Ideas for my sidekick, one that is devoted to him and will train others as devout warriors of the Brotherhood.
As for agents was planning on using bards, rogues, ninjas and psions as my field agents for my guys eyes and ears for the city. Unless anyone else has any ideas?
Why can't thier be an alternative class or archtypes to change the cavaliers reliance on a mount, I mean I really liked the Hound Master it made sense, any one else want to see something like that for the offical rules i know I would. and please pardon any grammar and spelling errors
As said above does any one know? Cause i would like to i play alot of tengu as i like them and a few of my fellow PCs like them aswell.
Have a dwarf bard, current stats str11,dex14,con12,int16,wis12,cha16
don't have much else to go on any suggestions on were to go from here
Have a newbie DM who is more a strict rules follower and is gonna start us all out at 1st level. Two PCs will probably be simple fighters as they themselves are newbies. the remaining four are a wizard ( race unknown), a dwarf cleric, a gnome barbarian, and probably a rogue elf. As for me I don't know what to play I'm thinking a summoner but am unsure as I am unsure about race as well I'm thinking dwarf or elf, but I can't decide. I'm asking for opinions and personal notations on this matter as I'm trying to be nice and not do something completely weird like a tengu monk(zen archer), or a grippli rogue/ranger!
I was wondering if the races in Dragon magizine and the Dragon compedium were OGL
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SpoonRocket CEO Steven Hsiao and Co-founder Anson Tsui are ready to bring it in San Francisco. Spencer A Brown
The UpTake: In the San Francisco Bay Area, more than a dozen startups are battling to get you food when you want it. The latest entry is Berkeley's SpoonRocket, which promises $6 hot meals delivered in less than 15 minutes.
A food fight could be on the brink of breaking out in San Francisco, as a new meal delivery service is entering the market promising cheaper, faster lunch.
SpoonRocket, the Berkeley-based purveyor of hot, healthy foods on demand, is gearing up to launch in San Francisco next week, entering an increasingly crowded arena of food delivery startups that include Luke's Local, Munchery, Sprig, Square Meals and Debbie Does Dinner, among plenty of others.
Unlike the others, SpoonRocket promises hot meals delivered in less than 15 minutes for a mere $6 flat — the lowest price in the category, giving it a significant competitive edge. The startup has cut down on the cost of a normal take-out meal by limiting meal selections to two per day — one vegetarian and one non-vegetarian meal designed by executive chef David Cramer.
While there are nearly 20 companies offering a variation of the service in the city alone, convenience in this category will prove to be key as the competition for customers heats up. And ready-to-eat, hot food for cheap offers a pretty good value proposition.
"At the click of a button, food magically appears — you can't really beat that," said SpoonRocket co-founder and president Anson Tsui.
The only other startup offering hot meals in under a few minutes is Sprig. Launched late last year, the meals-on-wheels service that claims to be "the Uber of food" offers a number of meal options in less than 20 minutes in certain neighborhoods around the city for $10, plus a $2 delivery fee.
In an earlier interview, Sprig co-founder Gagan Biyani said the company's diverse, gourmet menu got a good reception and its service saw fast adoption throughout the city.
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Twas the Night Before Bleach-Mas (Anime)
(Any Bleach fans out there, please continue this or I will have to finish it )
Here is the wiki link to the original poem: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Night_Before_Christmas
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Bleach-mas: The Soul Society Holiday in Winter where good low level soul reapers get their Zanpakto delivered to them by the head captain while they sleep.
'Twas the Night before Bleach-mas, when all through soul society.
Not a Hollow was stirring, not even a menos.
The Zapakto were stored away in the armory with care.
In hopes that Old Man Yama soon would be there.
The Lieutenants were nestled all snug in their beds
With visions of Soul Candy danc'd in their heads.
And Unohana in her 'kerchief and I in my cap,
Had settled our reishi for a long winter's nap
When out in the Zen garden there arose such a clatter,
I rushed from the squad barracks to see what was the matter,
Threw on my Uniform and my squad four sash.
Over to the gate, a step I did flash,
The moon on the breast of the new fallen snow,
Gave the lustre of mid-day to objects below;
When, what to my wondering eyes, the image they contains,
But a open topped kago, and eight squad captains,
With a really old occupant, so weathered from drama,
I knew in a moment it must be Ol' Man Yamma.
More rapid than shunpo his courses they came,
And he whistled, and shouted, and called them by name:
"Now! Soi-Fong, Now! Byakuya, now! Komamura and Shunsui Kyoraku,
"On! Toshiro, on! Zaraki, on! Mayuri and Jushiro Ukitake;
"To the top of the Torii Gate, To the top of the wall!
"Now dash away! Dash away! Dash away all!"
As dry leaves before the wild hurricane fly,
When they meet with an obstacle, mount to the sky;
So up to Sōkyoku Hill the coursers they flew,
With the kago full of swords — and Old Man Yamma too:
And then in a twinkling, I heard on the roof
The prancing and pawing of each squad captain's foot.
As I drew in my head, and was turning around,
Down the chimney Ol' Yamma came with a bound:
He was dress'd all in black, from his head to his foot,
And his haori was all tarnish'd with ashes and soot;
A bundle of swords was flung on his back,
And he look'd like a peddler just opening his pack:
His eyes — how they twinkled! His grimace: how scary,
His cheeks were like roses, his nose like a cherry;
His droll little mouth was drawn up like a bow,
And the beard of his chin was as white as the snow;
Under his beard you could see his white teeth,
Flames from his Zanpakto encircled him like a wreath.
He had an old face, and not much of a belly
His voice cracked when a spoke as it was a bit gravelly:
He was thin and gaunt, a right mean looking old elf,
And I froze when I saw him in spite of myself;
A wink of his eye and a twist of his head
Soon gave me to know I had nothing to dread.
He spoke not a word, but went straight to his work,
And layed out the swords; then turn'd with a jerk,
And laying his finger aside of his nose
And giving a nod, up the chimney he rose.
He sprung to his kago, to his team gave a whistle,
And away they all flew, like the down of a thistle:
But I heard him exclaim, ere he drove out of sight —
Happy Bleach-mas to all, and to all a good fight.
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The Dublin Premier Fall Classic will be held on the weekend of September 26th & 27th, 2009. The entire schedule is available here. Just our games are here. Gabe wrote a nice article on the Sporting Club Website.
Congratulation Champions!!, 4-0-0; 22-0
As always, Ken has done a superb job on photos and you can see them here.
All of our fields will be played at Emerald Glen Park. The map below shows the field layout. The schedule makes no mention of "North" or "South" fields, so I'm guessing that the practice fields are combined for tournament purposes.
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First French Diesel motorcycle meet
1st French Diesel motorcycle meeting 2013.
Royal Enfield motorcycle meeting.
This is an organised event mainly around Bernard and his shop. Though it's held every time in another part of France.
Bernard sells Royal Enfield motorcycles. Including Diesels in France. http://www.moto-vintage.fr/shop/page...5F&shop_param=
Taking place during the weekend of 3 and 4 Augustus.
With plenty of time to spare I started to pack the bike late in the evening of the 1st of august. As usual it turned out I forgot some essential items like phone chargers etc. But! Never mind that.
I started the trip to the meeting on the 2nd of august riding on highways mainly except around Paris and the last 100km. With 800km it was a nice day's ride. The sun was beating down on me. And the Track was eating tracks.
Late in the afternoon I arrived at St Julien Le Petit. I quickly found the sign pointing to the beach and arrived at the site. Rolling straight on in with the help of Bernard to the possible camping spot and parking the Track against a tree because I wasn't sure if I was able to demount in an orderly fashion. I was in France after all and fashion is important!
I met Larry who rode over from the west of France on his diesel Royal Enfield. And as I was pitching up my tent Andre arrived. A face I've seen before on at least 2 diesel motorcycle occasions previously. His Diesel decided not to participate or play nice. So he had to take the Deauville.
Impression of the camp site and bikes to be seen: http://youtu.be/dBb44qv4TjE
For dinner breakfast and lunch it was possible to ride back into town at the local hotel/restaurant. A short and nice ride. That evening we all drove up to the restaurant and I got a chance to practise my non existent French. The people were very friendly and considerate for my lack of the language. I got someone appointed to me to translate and interact with and through him (I apologize for not remembering names well) I had a chance to get to know the people around.
After a wonderful desert and some coffee we headed out and I found to my surprise that the Track had eaten it's way into the asphalt. The side-stand was buried in the stuff.
I got to my tent in time to see the light show that the clouds were giving and it promised to be a spectacular night. It started with some rain. Not too bad. Enough to lull you into sleep. Followed by a worrying amount, enough to make you consider if the tent floats. One of the Enfields was considering that option as well and decided to inform us of it's worries by sounding it's horn continuously. My Track was parked near my head and it lacks the pleading that could be heard from across the field.
The 3rd of august was started early. Though the lake was invitingly giving of clouds of water I decided against going for an early morning swim. We drove up to the hotel to get breakfast and I found to my surprise why it's called a petit-déjeune. But it fits the rest of the day very well. The rides were all to start at the hotel so once done with breakfast if was easy to join the group. I was pleasantly surprised by the organisation of this all. The only flexible thing was the time at which we left. Giving everyone ample time to finish what little was left (word play) of the breakfast and get ready. I had to lift my bike out of the thick goo again and was considering the state of my side-stand since it seemed to tilt more than it should have.
The ride was very nice, the speed was kept around 50km/hr roughly and there were people keeping an eye out in the rear for the slow bikes. I tried to sometimes fill in the holes that were left when a slow bike was blasting it's way up a hill. The immediate thing I noticed was the lack of serious traffic. Things are very quiet in the region and it suits a group like us very well indeed. The traffic that we did meet plied to suit us more than the other way around, and it didn't feel like there was pressure to change that situation. Apart from the occasional foreigner (Dutch!).
When we arrived back, there was time to eat something. Some went up to the hotel to get lunch.
I noticed more and more bikes and the tents were growing in numbers as well.
The after lunch ride took us to a hill with a lovely view of the surrounding countryside.
It looks like a docile region hill wise but it has very lovely roads, apart from the gravel that they like to pour on.
On arrival at the camping there were several journalists waiting. The Track was photographed and I got to give a few interviews.
That evening dinner was in the hotel. Again very nice food and I made it down to my tent in one piece. This night was only interrupted by the occasional snore.
The rideouts:
Sunday the 4th of august started for me and Arno with a swim in the lake. A lovely way to wake up. Luckily followed by hot coffee in the hotel with breakfast.
The trip following breakfast was going to be a long one. A lovely long one! 90Km's of it.
Somewhere in that trip we visited an old tannery production facility. Beautiful buildings left to rust. Greens taking over the place, giving it a very nice atmosphere. Cheap labour and an old rail road next to it allowed it to become the biggest production plant at the time.
After another run in the afternoon were we went to the lake for a nice ice-cream(Bernards very good choice!), we went for dinner again in the hotel. Upon returning to the camping I was in invited into the French group surrounding Bernard. It was a first for me.
I finally got a look at the way the French love food. And with good reason. A shame I had already stuffed myself. What followed was a lot of enjoyment, drinking games, dirty jokes oh yes! And I got the gist of them most of the time.
With an invitation for breakfast on Monday morning from Bernard before leaving I went to bed comfortably. With the obligatory light snoring in another tent it would be a quiet night. Except that I dreamed up some funny situation with a motorcycle riding through a front door of a house and quite possibly with the help of the jokes earlier that night I broke out in a laughter so loud that I woke myself up. Soon I heard that there were others affected by my laughter. A good night!
Monday caught a hold of the "camp" with more people packing up to go and leaving. I packed everything, followed by a French breakfast. I said my goodbye's to the very friendly people all around and always an awkward moment left on the Track.
The return trip was nice again. A lot of people returning from holidays along the way. And I got home safe and sound in the evening.
T-800cdi 3,2 and CRF250L
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Do these bikes start out as diesel from the factory, or are they modified to run Diesel engines?
02 DRZ400E Dualsported in AZ
14 KTM 250 XCW (Plated in AZ)
85 HON XL80S (Wife's ride)
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The Royal Enfield Diesel's have been build in India in the factory. Modified old Enfield's. With a new finish.
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That is quite interesting!!
Thanks for sharing!!
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RIBA Future Trends Survey Shows Confidence Remains High
The results of the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) Future Trends Survey for April show that confidence among UK practices remains high at a Workload Index of +35, the same as in March. The positive figures came from across the board, with practices of all sizes and from all regions of the UK predicting increased workloads in the near future. However, after last months' survey showed Scotland as the region with the brightest outlook, the balance of power has shifted back to London, where architects reported the highest index of +45.
STUDIO Issue #6: POWER
Studio Magazine has released their latest issue: POWER. The relationship between architecture and power has been the main character in the urban transformation with no space-time boundaries. In which way nowadays the pair Power-Architecture consciously or unconsciously transforms our cities and the spaces we inhabit?
More on the latest issue here.
Tadao Ando to Expand Pulitzer Arts Foundation in St. Louis
Construction is slated to begin in August (2014) on an expansion project that will transform the lower level of Tadao Ando's Pulitzer Arts Foundation building in St. Louis into a public space for exhibitions, new programs and artist-driven activities. Previously used as offices and storage, the two new galleries, also designed by Ando, will expand the Pulitzer's programable space by nearly 50 percent. This will be the building's first major renovation since opening in 2001.
Cape Town Adopts Re-Blocking Strategy for Informal Settlements
The city of Cape Town has adopted a new strategy for improving informal settlements – re-blocking, "the reconfiguration and repositioning of shacks in very dense informal settlements in accordance to a community-drafted spatial framework." Re-blocking serves to create communal spaces, make neighborhoods safer, and improve dwelling structures – among many other things. To see how it has been implemented and where, head to Future Cape Town and continue reading here.
Conceptual Framework for the Development of Sokolniki Park Competition
Sokolniki Park of Culture and Rest and the ArchPolis Centre for Territorial Initiatives, with support from the City of Moscow Department of Culture and the City of Moscow Agency for Parks and Recreation (Mosgorpark), announce a competition to generate a conceptual framework for the development of Sokolniki Park.
Developing green space and parks has been an important aspect of Moscow government policy in recent years. Among the most prominent examples are the comprehensive renovation of Gorky Park and its connected river embankments, current reconstruction of the historic VDNKh exhibition centre and a completed design competition for the new Zaryadye Park next to the Kremlin. Reconstruction of Sokolniki Park is the most recent step toward widespread transformation of public space in the capital.
For more information please visit the competition's official website.
Conference: Social Housing in Spain
Social Housing in Spain is intended to be the first of a series of international programs by the AIANY Housing Committee, highlighting exemplary housing design around the world. For the first program of the series, AIANY have invited three leading architects from Spain who are currently teaching in the tri-state area: Carmen Espegel, Iñaqui Carnicero, and María Hurtado de Mendoza. The panelists will present and comment upon innovative projects that follow the country's strong social commitment to housing.
The first decade of the XXI century was a landmark of quality and diversity in social housing in Spain.During those years, Spain built more collective housing than the production of England, France, and Germany combined. Approximately 4 million of units were built between 2000 and 2008. The municipal housing companies promoted, by means of open design competitions, a large number of significant works that championed research to new ways of living, hybrid typologies, construction systems linked to prefabrication and industrialization methods, and towards finding new explorations of shared space for new communities. The right to housing is guaranteed by the Spanish Constitution. Publicly protected housing in Spain represents a peculiarity compared to social housing models in other EU countries, in that it is housing provided almost entirely for owner-occupation.
Title: Conference: Social Housing in Spain
Website: http://cfa.aiany.org/index.php?section=calendar&evtid=7055
Organizers: AIANY Housing Committee
From: Thu, 29 May 2014 18:00
Until: Thu, 29 May 2014 20:00
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Address: 536 LaGuardia Place, New York, NY 10012, USA
Brazilian Architect João Filgueiras Lima (Lelé) Has Passed Away
Iconic Brazilian architect and urbanist João Filgueiras Lima, also known as Lelé, passed away today in the city of Salvador.
Exhibition: World's Fairs / Lost Utopias
In celebration of the 50-year anniversary of the 1964 New York World's Fair, Onishi Project and Kipton Cronkite are pleased to present World's Fairs: Lost Utopias, the debut exhibition of Jade Doskow's groundbreaking 7-year photography project. The exhibition will also include a 1968 triptych by Robert Rauschenberg and a dynamic group show—featuring Alexandra Posen, Greg Haberny, Naomi Reis, and Mark Freedman— inspired by the cultural zeitgeist that surrounded this event.
Jade Doskow's large-scale color photographs illustrate utopian iconic architecture and art remaining after the close of 1960's world's fairs, and the arbitrary nature of what has been preserved, discarded, or repurposed on these sites. In the cities represented here, New York dominates, in celebration of the 50-year anniversary. The crowning glory that still remains is the New York State Pavilion, an unusual, dynamic carousel-like structure designed by Philip Johnson.
Title: Exhibition: World's Fairs / Lost Utopias
From: Wed, 28 May 2014
Until: Tue, 10 Jun 2014
Venue: Onishi Project
Address: 521 West 26th Street, New York, NY 10001, USA
AA Summer DLAB :: WHITE
Summer DLAB experiments with the integration of algorithmic / generative design methodologies and large scale digital fabrication tools. Continuing its color based agenda, Summer DLAB immerses in 'white' for its 2014 cycle, as a starting point to investigate natural formation processes and interpret them as innovative architectonic spaces. 'White' becomes the means of looking into extreme natural conditions which it is associated with. Concepts of emergence, differentiation, and complexity shape the theoretical framework of this investigation. Natural structures of differing scales are observed, which are then abstracted and interpreted into elaborated design proposals. The computational process of Summer DLAB is based on generative design algorithms, as can be seen in natural growth patterns such as the Lindenmayer system and fractal theory. These concepts are carefully interwoven with interaction and participatory design in order to create full-scale working prototypes.
One of the major objectives of Summer DLAB is to demonstrate the continuity of the workflow between computational software and digital assembly procedures leading to physical fabrication. In this respect, the programme is formulated as a two-phase process. During the initial phase participants benefit from the unique atmosphere and facilities of AA's London home. The second phase shifts to AA Hooke Park campus and revolves around the fabrication and assembly of a full-scale architectural intervention which unifies the design goals of Summer DLAB.
Has Prince Charles "Shut Down Debate" on UK Architecture?
To mark the 30th anniversary of Prince Charles' famous "Carbuncle Speech", last week the RIBA held a discussion focusing on the speech's impact on British architecture. The speech in which the prince protested the design of a proposed extension to the National Gallery has been seen by some as expanding the debate around architectural quality, but the panelists on the night disagreed with this view: Owen Hatherley said "The idea he broadened the debate is curious. He shut it down." Similarly, Charlie Luxton commented "He turned the debate from one of quality to one of style – and architecture suffered." You can read more of the panelists' views on BD Online.
AA Greece Visiting School / Folded Force
AA Greece Visiting School is a mobile workshop series which travels and reaches cities outside the country's capital. It functions as a 'satellite' of education that promotes the Architectural Association's exclusive, intensive form of teaching and learning around the country. AA Greece VS aims on visiting a different city each year and construct a single large-scale model which will act as an active nod of communication among the various locations. In 2014, the School will initiate its design agenda with an architectural approach that is focused on the aspect of connection. The city of Patras which is the starting node of AA Greece VS was chosen by the European Commission to be the European Capital of Culture for the year 2006. The concept of the event revolved around the main theme of "Bridges" and "Dialogues", drawing benefit from the city's rich history and its position as a "Gate to the West", to underline the essence of the productive interaction of culture and civilizations in Europe. The AA Greece Visiting School will investigate how well existing buildings with various sightlines and variant spatial grammars perform according to human perception. In sync with the flexible and adaptive concept of parasitical structures, the research focuses on the making of transformable large-scale creations that accentuate prominent architectural features of existing buildings. The research looks at how cultural factors, personal preferences, experiences, and expectations can lead to the transformation of architectural parasitical structures.
AIRBNB Pavilion Coming to the Venice
During this year's Architecture Biennale in Venice, homes rented through AIRBnB (although not the company itself) will host an independently curated pavilion. AIRBnB is a six-year old platform through which home owners can rent out rooms, apartments, and entire houses, allowing "the fortress of the family and the individual" to be infiltrated. The pavilion will take advantage of this "infiltration" and how it reveals "the house, the home and today's life." To learn more, follow @airbnbpavilion on instagram and twitter.
Dedalo Minosse International Prize for Commissioning a Building
The Dedalo Minosse International Prize for commissioning a building, which takes place in Vicenza, the city of Palladio, is promoted by ALA-Assoarchitetti, the association for professional architects, in collaboration with the Regione del Veneto.
The Prize comes from the idea that the framework for creating good architecture works is not only determined by the quality of the Architect's project but also by the positive and stimulating role played by the client.
The enrollment is free and anyone involved in the building processing (private or public client, architects, building firms, companies supplying materials, etc.) is entitled to enter the competition. The works must have been completed between the 1st of January 2009 and the 31st of December 2013.
You have until June 10 to enroll. For more information regarding the Prize or how to submit, please click here.
Major Defects Uncovered at Homes Designed by Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners
A report uncovered by the Architects' Journal has revealed that an experimental housing project by Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners has developed major problems just seven years after construction. The low cost factory-built Oxley Woods scheme won the RIBA Manser Medal for housing in 2008 but a report commissioned by the scheme's developer has shown faults in the detailing are causing some parts of the construction to rot. Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners have distanced themselves from the defects insisting that it was "Taylor Wimpey and Wood Newton responsible for the final detailed design". You can find out more about the controversy at the Architects' Journal and the Financial Times.
The Hudson Yards – New Development, "Smart" Development
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Much of my kiln work these days is associated with fuel consumption and energy conservation. Companies are struggling with high fuel costs as natural gas prices continue to rise. Extra energy costs impose additional profit erosion on many businesses, particularly those firing commodity products that compete with offshore companies employing cheap labor and raw materials, and enjoying government-subsidized energy and minimal pollution requirements.
Compounding the problem is the fact that many companies no longer employ skilled staff engineers who can analyze how to conserve energy effectively without eroding product quality. As a result, many American companies are nearly paralyzed as fuel prices continue to increase.
The Good Old DaysIn the '70s, the application of high-velocity excess air (XSA) burners was the norm. These burners increased circulation inside kilns to a great degree, resulting in faster firing cycles with higher product yields. The burners were designed with extraordinary XSA capabilities-in excess of 2000%-and were able to operate with jet temperatures as low as 200°F when used with high levels of XSA.
Periodic kilns could be started with all burners lighted simultaneously and were able to adhere to the time/temperature curves desired, even when starting at low temperatures. The downside was that large quantities of XSA increased the kilns' fuel consumption significantly. The extra fuel consumption imposed by these systems was not a major cost issue at the time since fuel costs were low, however, and the improved yield and higher productivity resulted in lower costs overall.
To produce favorable circulation within a kiln, the burner jet velocity must be high. Not only does the high-velocity (400+ mph) jet create circulation, but the entrainment of air into the burner stream decreases the ultimate jet temperature, eliminating hot spots. Designers tended to use fixed air input to all of the burners because high air inputs assured high velocity and circulation; control of temperature was achieved by varying the fuel input. The process maximized circulation but fostered high fuel usage.
Many XSA design schemes were used well into the '90s to enhance temperature capability, but the end result is universally high fuel consumption. XSA also increases the level of NOx produced, as the oxygen content of the kiln atmosphere is maximized in most of these systems.
What Can You Do?I've studied combustion design and the fuel consumption of hundreds of kilns, and have participated actively in adjustments and modifications of systems to conserve fuel. Many older kilns are well designed with excellent mechanical systems and lightweight refractory linings. If you have such systems, you may find relief from the burden of high fuel costs. If fuel consumption is a concern, however, modifying the kiln's combustion system can provide relief.
In the past four years, eight older kilns (produced between the 1970s and the late 1990s) have been modified with a system that was first produced in 1985.* All of the kilns that were upgraded had originally employed an "oscillation" system, in which burners firing beneath and above the load varied in air and fuel output to effect a sweeping action of the burner gases. Generally, as the burners' output on one side of the kiln increased, the burner output on the other side of the kiln decreased. This output oscillation continued in cycles of 60 to 120 seconds (see Figure 1).
The sweeping action of the burners gradually moved the impact point of the opposing burners across the width of the kiln setting, and assisted in obtaining temperature uniformity across the bottom of the load. Temperature was controlled by increasing or decreasing the fuel input of the burners, which normally resulted in high levels of excess air.
* Integrated Multi-Zone Pulsing SystemTM, developed by GFC Kilns International Ltd., Melbourne, Australia.
Making the UpgradeThe design of the modified combustion system involves considerably more than simply adding pulsing components to the existing burners. Generally, the modifications include a rearrangement of the kiln burners to provide better circulation around the load, and, typically, the elimination of 30% of the existing burners.
Kiln zoning is also modified. Normally, these large kilns only use four control zones before modification, and the upgrade system converts the kiln to as many as 21 control zones after the retrofit. Further, the zones communicate with each other via PLC logic algorithms to avoid zone interactions.
New PLC-based kiln controls are added, along with an interface program. The system plots time and temperature, along with fuel and kiln oxygen levels, pressure, etc., on a real-time basis. The software was written by kiln engineers and developed jointly with customer input. The result is both user friendly and informative.
Safety equipment (i.e., fuel and air controls) is brought into current NFPA or FM compliance during the upgrade, and additional air injection ports are included to provide increased air input for cooling. The burners are controlled in different modes depending on the cycle and product. Typical modes include:
- Excess Air-very high levels of excess air are used at the start of the firing cycle to create a gentle start. All zones control at a starting set point of 200°F, thereby avoiding any initial temperature "bumps" that might create product cracking.
- Partial Excess Air-some excess air is used and the amount is continuously controlled. The objective of this mode is to provide good circulation while eliminating the excessive air that consumes high amounts of energy.
- On Ratio-the burners fire with the slightest amount of excess air possible to provide approximately 2.5% O2 content in the kiln atmosphere.
- Cooling-the burners are extinguished, and air is injected into the kiln burners and extra cooling ports as needed to maintain the desired cooling curve.
Normally, system installation requires a couple of weeks and is followed by burner calibration and test firings. During the test firings, fuel use in each of the segments of the firing curve is analyzed, and the use of each mode is fine tuned to provide the best production quality at the lowest amount of fuel consumption. As shown in Table 1, modifications have achieved documented fuel savings ranging from 30 to 45%.
Reaping the RewardsThe payback on a retrofitted system is very attractive, ranging from as little as six months to two years. The return is particularly impressive because, in addition to fuel savings, the upgrade provides a renewed control system with PLC, software and updated safety compliance.
Fuel costs have tripled-or more-in the past decade, and are projected to continue their rise. If you have an older kiln in good condition, modification of the combustion design can offer a very handsome fuel benefit, while at the same time replacing obsolete controls and upgrading the safety system.
For more information regarding kiln combustion design modifications, contact GFC Kilns International Ltd., 227 Princes Hwy., Dandenong, Melbourne, Victoria, 3175, Australia; (613) 9792-5211; fax (613) 9792-5605; e-mail email@example.com; or visit www.gfckilns.com.au.


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30 Day Gallon Challenge – Who's In?!By Strong Single Moms on November 24, 2014 | No Comments
I read this article yesterday, and I'm inspired. I know I don't drink enough water, and I'm sure I'm dehydrated. But I never really thought it was THAT big of a deal. I mean, hey, doesn't everyone fall short on their water supply? And besides – I'm FINE.
At least that's what I keep telling myself.
But there are things – flaky eyelids and wrinkles (I chalk it up to getting older). A small rash on my leg that my dermatologist can't explain (I chalk it up to an allergy to my razor). The list goes on.
Then I read this article about a woman who decided to do a little experiment. She decided to drink 1 gallon of water per day for 30 days and document any changes she experienced.
Now I KNOW all the benefits of drinking water. But for whatever reason, I ignore it all. I get bored with plain water,I like coffee WAY too much, etc.
Well no more! I'm totally inspired by the results that Sarah Smith from the UK experienced. So I figured, "Hey! I should do that, too!"
This morning I began. I still drank my coffee. But usually I make it through the first pot and then brew another. Not today. I replaced the second round of coffee with 32 ounces of water.
Throughout the rest of the day, I stuck with water. I did have another cup of coffee at an evening church service, but other than that – H20 was the drink of choice!
I decided to use a 32 ounce plastic tumbler cup at home to keep track. I drank 2 1/2 of those today, plus I went through 3 glasses of water at lunch, 2 glasses of water at my church small group, and 1 more large glass with dinner at Smashburger (NO, I didn't have the burger. Have you ever tried their grilled chicken sandwiches? Delish!)
So on the way home from dinner, I was feeling pretty good. I knew I hit my goal of 1 gallon today – maybe even exceeded it.
That's when I thought it would be great to share this self-imposed challenge with you and the Strong Single Mom Network! Wouldn't it be great to make a big difference in our health just by making sure we're well hydrated? I mean, could there be an easier, more cost effective way to improve our health?!?
AND – in case you think I'm ONLY motivated by improving my health – I'll totally admit that it's my vanity that is really pushing me to do this. Come on, ladies, did you read the part where her stomach was flatter, her cellulite gone, she lost weight, and looked younger? Hello – check out those before/after photos again in case you need a little nudge!
So join me! Leave a comment and let me know you're in! I'm using the hashtag #30DayGallonChallenge to keep track. So tweet it, post it, Instagram it, Youtube it – let's do this!
And don't forget to take your before picture with no makeup. Even if you decide not to share it publicly, you'll need it for YOU.
To recap, here's the challenge:
1. Take a photo of yourself with no makeup.
2. Drink 1 gallon each day for the next 30 days. (Share with us what you're doing to keep track!)
3. Write down any results you see (at least once per week).
4. Take a photo of yourself on day 30 with no makeup.
5. Compare your photo and results.
6. Shoot an email to firstname.lastname@example.com with your results and your photos if you want to share them.
That's it! Here's to our health – cheers!
Does What You Eat and Drink Make You Look Older?By Strong Single Moms on January 3, 2014 | No Comments
With all the money we spend on anti-aging creams and cosmetics, it's obvious we all want to look younger than we actually are. But is what we're putting inside our bodies actually making us look older?
According to Yahoo Shine's article 10 Foods and Drinks that Make You Look Older Than You Are, there are things that we consume that makes us look older than our actual age.
As a single mom, some of the food and beverages that made it on this top 10 list will be difficult to avoid. After all, what single mother doesn't give into the budget-friendly and quick to prepare hot dog or cold cuts from time to time? And give up coffee?? Ha. Not gonna happen – at least not for me!
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For now, it won't cost anything to log into Coursera and start taking its online classes. Graduates to date have received a certificate of completion that doesn't correspond to full-fledged course credit — but may still carry some weight with graduate schools or potential employers. Academic credit for completed online work is a possibility at some stage, though, and The New York Times reported that the University of Washington will offer credit this autumn for its Coursera online courses.
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Today's big online courses don't yet do much to guard against surrogate test-takers or schemes in which grade-obsessed students take a course multiple times under different names, collecting answer keys until they can be confident of a perfect score. It's possible to defend against such chicanery, though how quickly projects such as Coursera, edX and Udacity will implement them remains to be seen. Given the rapid growth in online enrollment, pressures for anti-cheating safeguards are likely to intensify
For universities, the biggest unresolved question is whether an online enrollment boom will bring extra prestige and global impact at little cost — or will be a first step toward hollowing out the time-honored but expensive world of residential higher education. It wasn't too long ago, after all, that newspapers began giving their content away for free online, convinced that the extra readership was a bonus, rather than the first sign of a migration away from paid print publications.
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