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Ronald Schlicher is a senior official in the State Department's Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs, an enclave for America's Arab specialists. He is the kind of Middle East expert who would presumably be in the vanguard of officials bound for Baghdad to run the US Embassy there. A twenty-two-year veteran with experience in places like Cairo and Jerusalem, including a six-month assignment in postwar Iraq, Schlicher was this year presented one of the most distinguished honors among foreign-service officers.
Schlicher was awarded the American Foreign Service Association's annual prize for producing the year's best "dissent channel" cables--tightly written and cogently argued memos to Washington taking issue with particular aspects of US foreign policy. In effect, Schlicher was recognized for his constructive criticism of President Bush's policies in the Middle East, a region Schlicher, a fluent Arabic speaker, knows as well as anyone in government.
But Schlicher, now Iraq desk officer in Washington, is not boasting about his prize. In fact, like the State Department's other Arab hands, he's not even giving interviews. American diplomats, both active and retired, say he is outraged at the way America's most talented Arab experts were until recently blocked from playing any meaningful role in the administration of postwar Iraq.
"This administration doesn't like naysayers," says Edward Walker, a former US ambassador to Egypt and Israel and now the president of the Middle East Institute in Washington. "Ron challenged US policy and they shut him out."
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The answer to the question, how the people of Singur respond to the Calcutta High Court's verdict in favour of Tata Motors, will depend on whom you speak to.
Disappointment, frustration, rage, bitterness, despair, the odd celebration and indifference could all be seen on Friday, on the periphery of the site of the deserted Tata Motors small car factory.
Just off the highway, on the road leading to the villages in Singur where a majority of those who lost their land to the project live, a group of revellers greet you, their faces smeared with the red colours of the Communist Party of India (Marxist).
"The Tatas will get the land back; there will be a factory here and jobs for us," shouted Prabir Kumar Khamaru, who owned 1.5 bighas that was acquired for the factory, but lost his job as a security guard when Tata Motors relocated the factory to make its small car Nano in October 2008.
However, as one moves inwards, the mood turns dark. At the heart of Purbapara, where several families have refused compensation for more than five years, protesters hold aloft hand-written posters reading, amader jami pherot chai (we want our land back); they believe: "jami pherot pete ayner jatilata noye (there are no legal hassles in retuning the land)."
"I will never let go of my land. I hold a land deed in my name, how can the land suddenly belong to the Tatas," insisted a visibly emotional Partha Manna, who owned five bighas.
Farmers such as Mr. Manna and Dudh Kumar Dhara, who owned 4.5 bighas on the factory site and is a member of the high-power committee tasked with overseeing the process of returning the land to unwilling farmers, are "saddened by, but not despondent" with the judgment, but there are others seething with anger.
"Where are all those leaders who had led the agitation against land acquisition today? They have become Ministers, MLAs and have been elected to the panchayat, and none of them bother to find out about us," said Tajuddin Lal, 38, who owned two bighas on the factory site and claims to have several police cases slapped against him during the agitation led by Trinamool Congress chief Mamata Banerjee.
"We have heard a lot of promises — a monthly compensation of Rs. 1,000, rice at Rs. 2 a kg [the announcements made by Ms. Banerjee]. But where is my rice," Mr. Lal asked. "Even having those leaders standing by our side today would have sufficed."
For a section of the people — those who lived in hutments on the factory site and were evicted and rehabilitated in the KGT Colony in the Beraberi area — the verdict means little. As it lies in a low-level area, the colony is flooded during every monsoon; even the access road and a hand-pump that serves as the sole source of drinking water are inundated.
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Because moths need to use every little bit of light available in order to see in the dark, their eyes are highly non-reflective. This quality has been copied in a film that can be applied to solar cells, which helps keep sunlight from being reflecting off of them before it can be utilized. Now, a new moth eye-inspired film may further help solar cells become more efficient. Read More
For years now, scientists across the globe have strived to find a method that gives robots an accurate sense of touch, and with good reason. A robot with an improved ability to feel would be better equipped to identify objects, judge its movements with greater care, and perform more tasks overall. In the latest step towards that goal, researchers at Georgia Tech have crafted a new type of touch-reactive material that's sensitive enough to read fingerprints and could provide robots with a sense of touch that resembles our own. Read More
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Whether you're a researcher wishing to study living insects in conditions requiring a lethal vacuum, or you're that insect in the vacuum simply wishing not to die, scientists have found a solution to your problem. Using only a common chemical and a scanning electron microscope (SEM), a team at the Hamamatsu University School of Medicine developed a process that allows insects to survive in a vacuum of about a millionth of atmospheric pressure. Not just a new technique in biologists' toolkit, this research adds a small piece to our understanding of how life – insect, human, or otherwise – might be sustained outside the narrow constraints our bodies demand. Read More
If you've seen many old westerns, then you'll likely have watched a few scenes where one cowboy has to suck rattlesnake venom out of another one's leg. Things would have been much easier for those cowboys if nanosponges had been around at the time. Developed by scientists at the University of California, San Diego, the tiny sponges mimic red blood cells, and are able to soak up lethal toxins – including snake venom and bacteria – from the bloodstream. Read More
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Given that scientists are already looking to sea sponges as an inspiration for body armor, perhaps we shouldn't be surprised that foam is also being considered ... not just any foam, though. Unlike regular foam, specially-designed nanofoams could someday not only be used in body armor, but also to protect buildings from explosions. Read More
In November 2009, Norwegian state owned electricity company Statkraft opened the world's first osmotic power plant prototype, which generates electricity from the difference in the salt concentration between river water and sea water. While osmotic power is a clean, renewable energy source, its commercial use has been limited due to the low generating capacities offered by current technology – the Statkraft plant, for example, has a capacity of about 4 kW. Now researchers have discovered a new way to harness osmotic power that they claim would enable a 1 m2 (10.7 sq. ft.) membrane to have the same 4 kW capacity as the entire Statkraft plant. Read More
Ultra-Ever Dry hydrophobic coating repels almost any liquid
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Ready to be amazed? According to Ultra-tech, a Florida-based containment provider for chemical clean-up and waste management, its new Ultra-Ever Dry coating is an amazing product. The coating is "super-hydrophobic" and "oleophobic," meaning it repels almost any liquid on a wide range of materials, including – but not limited to – hammers to boots and gloves as you'll see in the following video demonstration. Read More
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The Meridian School District has teamed up with Family Medicine Residency of Idaho to provide medical, mental health and dental services -- right next to a school where many of the children and their families don't have other ways to access those kinds of services.
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Cara \c(a)-ra\ as a girl's name is pronounced KAR-ah, KEER-ah. It is of Latin, Irish and Gaelic origin, and the meaning of Cara is "beloved; friend". 20th-century coinage: feminine form of the Latin and Italian word for "dear". In Irish "cara" means "friend". See also Caroline.
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On June 20, 2013, the Florida Supreme Court issued its decision in Cortez v. Palace Resorts, Inc., Case No. SC11-1908, addressing Florida's forum non conveniens doctrine (a version of the federal standard). The case involved a "negligent vacation packaging" lawsuit by a California plaintiff against several Florida-based entities involved with the management and promotion of a Mexican resort and Mexican timeshares. The trial court and intermediate appellate court dismissed the lawsuit in favor of its reinstatement in an appropriate Mexican court because the lawsuit arose from an assault occurring at the Mexican resort and, unlike a Florida plaintiff, the out-of-state California plaintiff's choice of a Florida forum was not owed great deference.
The Florida Supreme Court reversed. In the process, it made at least two significant clarifications of Florida's forum non conveniens doctrine. First, all U.S. plaintiffs – not just Florida residents – are owed substantial deference in their forum choice when they sue in a Florida court, and to overcome that presumption, the defendant will have to show "evidence of unusually extreme circumstances" sufficient to "thoroughly convince[] [the Florida court] that material injustice" will take place if the case is litigated in Florida. Second, in all forum non conveniens inquiries, the court must consider not just private interest factors affecting the relative convenience of the parties, but also the public interest factors regarding the competing forums' interests in the action.
The decision is noteworthy in another regard. The Florida Supreme Court allowed the lawsuit to proceed against parent and affiliate entities based in Florida that handled logistical and promotional activities for the Mexican resort despite the fact that those entities did not appear to directly own and operate the subject Mexican resort where the plaintiff suffered the alleged assault. The plaintiff had voluntarily dismissed the Mexican entities, which therefore were not involved in the case by the time it reached the appellate courts. For such Florida and U.S.-based entities that handle booking and other logistics for international resorts there is a well-established mechanism to potentially avoid the result that occurred in this case – a mandatory, international forum-selection clause selecting a rationally related forum preferred by the resort (e.g., the jurisdiction in which the resort is located or the jurisdiction in which the resort company has its principal place of business). Such clauses have been enforced in similar circumstances when included in initial guest booking materials, provided to the guest before check-in through mail or e-mail, and then included in the guest's check-in materials upon arrival. See, e.g., Krenkel v. Kerzner Int'l Hotels, Ltd., 579 F.3d 1279 (11th Cir. 2009) (affirming enforcement of such a clause against U.S. guests who sued a Bahamas resort with logistics and support operations in Florida – clause selected an appropriate Bahamian court to resolve "any claims" against the U.S. and Bahamian resort-related entities "resulting from any events occurring in the Bahamas"). Florida has adopted the federal Bremen standard, which favors the enforcement of such clauses. See Manrique v. Fabri, 493 So. 2d 437, 440 (Fla. 1986).
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For the study, the research team first "knocked-out" or removed the CXCR2 gene in mice, and found that the signs typically associated with inflammation were prevented. Furthermore, they demonstrated that CXCR2 dramatically suppressed colonic inflammation and the colitis associated tumor formation, growth and progression in mice.
CXCR2 decorates the outer part of immune cells called myeloid-derived suppressor cells, or MDSCs, that work to block the immune response of killer CD8+ T cells. In the knockout mice, without CXCR2 present, the MDSC cells could no longer migrate from the circulatory system to the colon, dodge the killer CD8+ T cell immune response, and feed the blood supply of the tumor environment. Furthermore, when they transplanted normal MDSC cells (with normal CXCR2) into the knockout mice, tumor formation was restored.
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Integration of Flow and Chemical Sensing for Guidance of Autonomous Marine Robots in Turbulent Flows
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We explored the utility of odor-gated rheotaxis (OGR) with a biomimetic robot. OGR is a widely accepted biological plume-tracing strategy that uses mean flow and chemical detection for guidance. In experiments which contrasted the `classic' single-sensor formulation of the strategy against one which used two sensors and against another which combined the use of two sensors and memory of past stimulation patterns we quantified the relative advantages of each. The use of two, spatially separated, chemical sensors confers a significant advantage and still greater performance is obtained with rudimentary memory. The performance of the American lobster under the same turbulent dispersal regime leads us to conclude that significantly more effective plume tracing strategies remain to be discovered.
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- Title
- Integration of Flow and Chemical Sensing for Guidance of Autonomous Marine Robots in Turbulent Flows
- Journal
Environmental Fluid Mechanics
Volume 2, Issue 1-2 , pp 95-114
- Cover Date
- 2002-06-01
- Print ISSN
- 1567-7419
- Online ISSN
- 1573-1510
- Publisher
- Kluwer Academic Publishers
- Additional Links
- Topics
- Keywords
- autonomous behavior
- chemo-orientation
- lobster
- plume tracing
- robot
- turbulent dispersal
- Authors
- Frank W. Grasso (1) (2)
- Jelle Atema (1)
- Author Affiliations
- 1. Marine Biological Laboratory, Boston University Marine Program, Woods Hole, MA, 02543, U.S.A
- 2. Department of Psychology, Brooklyn College, CUNY, 2900 Bedford Ave., Brooklyn, NY, 11215, U.S.A


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For Chargers defense, close isn't good enough
CLEVELAND Melvin Ingram rushed from the left side, leaping to deflect a short pass by Brandon Weeden.
The ball sputtered through the air in the direction of Chargers safety Atari Bigby and its intended target, Browns tight end Alex Smith.
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The two jostled for possession. It appeared for a moment that Bigby would bring down an interception that would set up the Chargers just a few yards from the end zone.
So much promise, though, fell with the ball that landed on the ground.
"It was over," Bigby said. "I read the play perfectly. I was there. I just have to finish. Same thing we have to do as a team -- finish."
The Browns converted a third-and-six on the next play, the beginning of their extending a drive just long enough to doom the Chargers to another failed attempt at a last-minute victory.
The Chargers defense was good enough to almost win the game despite the Chargers offense being bad enough to lose it.
Almost, of course, fell short, as it most often does.
A streak of 151 games with at least one offensive touchdown seems like ancient history, as the Chargers have twice in the past five games failed to get in the end zone. Yesterday, two Nick Novak field goals were their only scores, as they fell 7-6 to the Cleveland Browns.
After allowing a touchdown on the Browns' first drive – running back Trent Richardson scrambling through Bigby's arms and then sprinting 26 yards to the end zone – the Chargers defense was stout enough to force nine straight punts.
"The defense responded," safety Eric Weddle said. "It just wasn't enough."
The Chargers defense twice got the ball on the ground and twice could not come up with it.
And even though they forced those punts, they several times, including at the end of the game, allowed the Browns to extend drives by converting an improbable third down or by allowing Richardson to bust for a big gain.
Richardson finished with 122 yards on 24 carries, the first 100-yard rusher the Chargers had allowed in 12 games.
That last drive could have ended on Bigby's play or the next play. Instead, the Browns drove to the Chargers' 49-yard line before punting. The Chargers started their attempt at a game-winning drive at their own 12.
"That's the difference between winning and losing, when you get down to it," Weddle acknowledged.
The Browns were just four-of-15 on third down and managed just 106 yards after halftime. But on a soaked field, with a whipping wind that conspired to limit big plays, the Browns essentially controlled the game by simply holding the ball. Two of their drives that ended in punts lasted more than five minutes, one for 10 plays and another for nine.
That was facilitated by the lack of game-changing plays by the Chargers. Again.
Sunday was the first time this season the Chargers have not taken the ball away at least once. But they have too often not taken it away enough.


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The top-seeded Austrian duo of Jurgen Melzer and Alexander Peya defeated Michael Kohlmann and Dick Norman 7-6(3), 6-4 in first-round action Tuesday at the Erste Bank Open in Vienna. Melzer and Peya did not drop serve en route to the one hour, 12-minute victory.
The Austrians are teaming up for the first time since the London 2012 Olympics, where they knocked out home favourites Andy Murray and Jamie Murray in the first round before falling to Spaniards David Ferrer and Feliciano Lopez.
British/Brazilian pairing Jamie Murray and Andre Sa reached the quarter-finals with a 7-5, 6-3 victory over Lukas Lacko and Igor Zelenay. Murray and Sa broke serve once in each set to prevail in 71 minutes.
Top seeds Frantisek Cermak and Michal Mertinak opened their Kremlin Cup campaign on Tuesday in Moscow with a 6-3, 6-1 victory over Russian wild cards Teymuraz Gabashvili and Andrey Kuznetsov. The Czech/Slovakian duo dropped only nine points on serve and broke their opponents four times for victory in 53 minutes.
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St. Francis - To forward Tobias Harris, playing on the Milwaukee Bucks' summer league team is like being handed the answers to a test before you take it.
In other words, it's nice to know ahead of time what you are getting into.
Harris' career in the NBA got off to a rough start last season after he was selected in the first round of the 2011 draft out of Tennessee by the Charlotte Bobcats and then dealt to the Bucks in a three-team trade that also included Sacramento.
Because of the lockout that shut down the NBA last year, there was no summer league play. Then when a settlement was reached and teams conducted abbreviated training camps, Harris was unable to participate with the Bucks because of dehydration issues.
So he entered his first NBA regular season cold.
"He had no summer league," said Bucks assistant coach Jim Boylan. "Then he comes into training camp, he has the dehydration problems, and so that set him way back. Then the pace of the schedule last year, we didn't have any practice time, so it was really hard for him. He was playing catch-up the whole year, and it was really difficult for him."
Now, as he takes part in the team's summer training camp, Harris says he can look back and realize how far he really did fall behind last season.
"Now that I actually see it and see what we're doing, it was a setback," Harris said after a practice Friday at the Cousins Center. "Because this is like an advance of what we're doing and what we're going through. So I realize it was kind of a setback (last year). But that's how it goes. I came into a situation with a lockout, so you can't worry too much about that.
"(Now), we're going through our offense and some of our plays and our defensive system, so I've been learning a lot."
The 6-foot-8 Harris, who will turn 20 on Sunday, saw very limited playing time last season - a combined 479 minutes in 42 games. He started in nine games and played a season-high 37 minutes April 25 against Philadelphia in the second-last game of the season. He posted his first career double-double in that game, grabbing a season-high 13 rebounds and scoring 15 points.
Harris, who scored his season-high 19 points against Chicago on Feb. 4, averaged 5.0 points, 2.4 rebounds and 11.4 minutes per game.
With his youth and his pro inexperience, Harris has plenty to work on this summer as he continues to develop his game with the hope of cracking into the regular rotation next season.
"He's working on just about everything," said Boylan. "His overall body composition has gotten better. He's stronger and leaner. He's handling the ball a little better and is making better decisions.
"When he first came in last year, he wanted to score all the time, and you can't do that especially if you're a young player. So he's starting to figure out where his shots are coming from and eliminating some of the questionable plays that he would occasionally make. It's just becoming a more consistent NBA player."
Before the start of the summer camp Thursday, Harris had been showing up twice a day at the Bucks' training center. He would hit the weight room in the morning and work on basketball activities in the afternoon.
Harris and two-year veteran Larry Sanders are the only two in summer camp who were on the Bucks' roster last season, and they have taken on a vocal leadership role.
The camp runs through Sunday, and the team will then travel to Las Vegas to play five summer league games starting next week.
"I want to continue to work on my perimeter skills, being on the outside as a three-man that can (also) post up," said Harris. "That's what we've been working on. That's what the coaches have really been focusing on.
"I just want to play my game, define my role and become an even more complete player than I was last year. This whole off-season I've been working on my weaknesses, and I want to win."
The bottom line is Harris is a young player with plenty of room to grow.
"He's only 20 years old so he's still a young kid," said Boylan. "His skill level is nice. He can do a lot of things. He just has to get more comfortable with the game and with his own game. . . understand where his offense comes from and also understand that on the defensive end we command a certain commitment level from him.
"He's been good. He's been doing that."


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Ever since I was old enough to appreciate them, I have enjoyed the Peanuts stories by the late Charles Schulz. Being young, it took me a while to realise that the cartoons, and particularly what the characters did or said, were not really aimed at children. The characters were just vehicles for Schulz's observations on life, whether it was the misfortune that seemed to dog Charlie Brown, or the frustrated Lucy who could never quite catch Schroeder's eye.
I always had an empathy with the beleaguered protagonist of Peanuts. Someone would make an odd comment or say something unacceptable (to him), and there he'd be, shaking his head. To this day, whenever I encounter something particularly confounding, I think of Charlie Brown.
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Well, a few reasons for tilling.
1) the field had "tire ruts" in it (you can sort of see them going from left, to right (and slightly up) that mound in the background is our drainfield, so there are ruts from a big truck. They are old, but the ground is so dense (peat) that it doesn't relax. Tilling it was easier than "filling" it
2) the strawberry paint is in training. He is 4. I'm not worried of coming off, but I wanted a well worked surface anyway.
3) I used to board at a barn where the owners did barrels & other games (at very high levels) and they ripped their arena often, so i'm used to working in fluffy ground.
4) I've noticed that the fluffy ground works really well for muscle tone. They have to work harder & pick up their feet more. Haskell is lazy by nature, and will drag himself all over the place if allowed to (he's the reason I own a pair of spurs!)
Now my work space is level, fluffy, and free of food. We plan to add sand to build it up & aid in the drainage of it, but that won't be happening this year. It will be over time, and worked in.
You can see that there are trees in the picture. They are small, but will get very large. I'm not worried about them. If you build a quality fence, you would have to have some huge branches come down on it to destroy it. Generally a wood rail (build right) will hold up way better to a tree fall than poly wire or even high tension wire. The only thing I slightly worry about is that our baby trees will grow into the fence. But I think they'll be fine.


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Other people in the audience were not crying, but they clearly felt the same way. At one point between songs, some guy yelled, deliriously, "I'm soooooo happy!" Another guy was even more excited. Between encores, he banged the stage like a drum. It turned out he was on E. I'll have what he's having.
During the show, GINA of the LUNACHICKS kept checking her watchshe only had a half-hour of PJ time to squeeze in before heading to her moonlighting gig at the Lakeside Lounge, where she pours drinks. I told her nobody needed to start drinking this early anyway (9 p.m.), and took a gulp of my greyhound. PJ devotee and recent Off-Broadway star JUSTIN BOND loves Polly Jean so much he flew back early from London (where he was touring in Kiki & Herb: Where Are We Now?) upon learning that he had a ticket to the show. And East Village fixture G SPOT stood in the front row like a Number One Stalker, I mean, Fan. There were many East Village gay boys in the crowd, which for some reason surprised me, but Mr. Bond explained, "Oh God, every time I do a PJ song they go craaaazy."
Really, what's not to love? Miss Harvey wore a bright yellow dress with a vision of her former, less glamorous self from the Rid of Me era imprinted on it, and hot pink stilettos. She alternated between songs from her raw new record, Uh Huh Her, and little morsels of her older stuff, including "To Bring You My Love," "Catherine," and "Dress." (Although one can complain that more Rid of Me, less of the "love" record, Stories From the City, Stories From the Sea, was in order. PJ Harvey is here to feel my pain, dammit.) Yes, we love you, PJ, we really love you. Enough to warrant two encores.
I don't love Volume as much as I love PJ, but it makes me sad that the Brooklyn venue got a visit from the authorities two Fridays ago. Owner SERGE BECKER wrote and said that the violations were a peculiar set of circumstancessomething to do with a gas generator powering the emergency systems (which is not kosher). The club was due to be open for RICHIE HAWTIN this week, and for the June 16 WALKMEN show.
Let's take a trip down memory lane, to when the authorities busted a real illegal loft in Williamsburg (as opposed to a legit space masquerading as an underground warehouse like Volume). Remember that crazy party featuring JAMES MURPHY and other cool DJs that was supposed to be a hush-hush affair, but every person on the planet got an invite? And then the whole thing was busted before it even started and people were directed to Luxx, where W.I.T. was playing? No? OK.
Anyways, the silly rumor was that Murphy was dating W.I.T.'s MANDY COON, and the loft party was a ploy to redirect the trucker-hat masses to the less cool Luxx party. We said the rumor was funny (Kiss and Tell, May 28June 3 2003), but guess what, real love has sprung from that situation. Murphy and Coon are due to get married at the end of the month. They are doing a real normal-style wedding for the 'rents, but like proper downtown royalty, they are having an after-party thrown by Mr. Fabulous himself, TOMMY SALEH of the Tribeca Grand, who booked 2 MANY DJS. No word on whether or not trucker hats are allowed, but there will be no crying allowed at the wedding or the reception, as real hipsters don't cry, dammit.
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Chrisley Knows Best star Michael "Todd" Chrisley's bankruptcy case just took a turn for the worse. After a court trustee accused the reality star of failing to declare the full contents of his designer wardrobe as assets, a judge has ordered AOL and Google to turn over the full contents of Chrisley's email accounts — to whether he is secretly hiding assets!
The trustee in Chrisley's case, Jason L. Pettie, filed documents in court on March 27 asking a judge for "an order directing AOL to produce and make available for inspection and copying all documents, records, and tangible things" related to Chrisley's two AOL email addresses, including "a log of emails sent to or from the Account, showing relevant e-mail addresses, date, time, etc." The trustee notes that he is not asking for permission to read all of the emails at this time — only the subject lines.
READ A Judge's Order To AOL & Google — Turn Over Chrisley's Emails!
Pettie is requesting that the judge sign off and that AOL comply before 10:30 a.m. on April 22.
The request follows allegations from Pettie that Chrisley did not properly cite the full contents of his assets. As Radar has reported, Chrisley noted only $600 worth of clothing when he filed for bankruptcy, but then bragged on his USA Network show that he and his wife Julie Chrisley regularly spend several hundred thousand dollars per year on their respective wardrobes.
After Pettie saw that clip, he reached out to Saks Fifth Avenue and Louis Vuitton for information about Chrisley's spending, and found that it was well in excess of the $600 figure. Pettie asked the court to compel Chrisley to sell the clothing, but the reality star responded by insisting that there is little market value for used men's clothing, and that he would happily buy back the duds before he'd allow them to be sold at auction.
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After Unilever announced in December 2012 that all of its products worldwide would be plastic free by 2015, other multinationals started following suit. The Dutch Cosmetics Association informed the Dutch government that Beiersdorf, Colgate-Palmolive and L'Oréal were stopping the use of microbeads. Two other multinationals have issued similar statements. Procter & Gamble replied to a letter from 5Gyres, Marine Conservation Society and Fauna & Flora International, saying that their products would only be free from microbeads by 2017 at the earliest. Johnson & Johnson said it has already started phasing out microbeads and was no longer developing products containing microbeads.
Waste Free Oceans, the organisation established by the European Plastic Recycling Industry to clear plastic from coastal waters, issued a press release in January 2013, congratulating Unilever 's decision to eliminate microplastics from all of its personal care products. Waste Free Oceans called this a very important initiative that will greatly benefit the quality of the oceans and seas. The organisation called on other cosmetics producers to also shoulder responsibility and follow Unilever's example "to avoid the use of micro plastics in their products and carefully consider their design in order to facilitate a positive impact within the biological chain."
In a statement on its website, Johnson & Johnson said it hopes to complete the first phase of reformulations for about half of its products by the end of 2015. The remaining products will be reformulated once substitutes are identified.
Target Corporation removes microbeads from all products. Target Corporation (United States and Canada) has written the following statement regarding microbeads (email April 2, 2014 to UpGyres): "We are aware of the microbead topic and have taken steps to address it. Within our owned brand products, we have been working with our vendors to remove microbeads. Our owned brand facial skin care products will no longer have microbeads later this year. This is our first step in addressing microbeads and we are exploring ways to address it in other product categories. Our goal is to remove microbeads from all our owned brand products by the end of 2015."
Avon will no longer use synthetic plastic microbeads as exfoliants and cleansing agents in the development of new rinse-off products such as face and body washes. Avon will also begin phasing out the use of synthetic plastic microbeads as exfoliants and cleansers from existing products as soon as they have completed qualification of suitable alternatives.
Crest (Procter & Gamble) declares in a statement that it has begun phasing out microbeads from its products, a process that will be completed by March 2016.
Nature Cosmetics in South America will replace microbeads in their care products with natural ingredients by 2016.
Oral B (Procter and Gamble Australia) begun removing micobeads from their products. Oral B toothpastes will be microbead-free by March 2016.
Albert Heijn is part of the Royal Ahold group. "In the course of 2014, our own Albert Heijn and Etos brands will be plastic microbead free." (September 2013).
According to a statement provided by the Dutch Cosmetics Association to the Dutch government, Beiersdorf will stop using microplastics (June 2013). "We believe that microplastics, precisely because they are not water-soluble, are collected in water treatment plants. However, we listen to our customers and are therefore looking for a substitute. It is difficult to give a date as to when an alternative will be ready. (...) We expect this to occur within the next couple of years." From an email to Danish news program Kontant (April 2013). Recently they promised to replace worldwide all their products with microbeads before the end of 2015. See statement here.
"As part of our commitment to help save the planet, we'll be phasing out microbeads from all of our products by 2015" (April 2013).
DM has fulfilled its promise and replaced all microplastics in the products from the brands Balea, Alverda and Dontodent with sustainable ingredients. Unfortunately their brand for kids 'Prinzessin Sternenzauber' still consist microbeads! (June 2014).
According to a statement provided by the Dutch Cosmetics Association to the Dutch government, Colgate-Palmolive will stop using microplastics (June 2013). "We recognise concern and therefore decided, already in 2012, that we would no longer use microplastics and that we will, as quickly as possible, find alternative ingredients for our products. By the end of 2013 all products sold in Europe will be without microplastics. Globally, our aim is to phase out their use and through ongoing changes in formulas, almost all our products will be micro plastic free by 2014." From an email to Danish news program Kontant (April 2013).
Etos is part of the Royal Ahold group. "In the course of 2014, our own Albert Heijn and Etos brands will be plastic microbead free" (September 2013).
Hema decided to no longer use microplastics. From October 2012, all Hema personal care and cosmetics will be produced without microbeads. It is expected that all products will be free of microbeads end of 2014 (January 2014).
Henkel announced that it will start using alternative ingredients for two products containing microbeads (September 2012).
Ikea decides to stop purchasing of products containing microplastics and will never again include them in any of its offerings (June 2013).
"We've already begun the phase out of polyethylene microbeads in our personal care products. We have stopped developing new products containing plastic microbeads." (June 2013).
Kruidvat, part of A.S. Watson Health & Beauty Benelux, decides to stop using microplastics in its own brand of personal care products by 1 January 2014 (October 2012). From June 2013, the microbead free products are available for sale (April 2013).
The production of Lush products with PET is stopped worldwide. For PET glitter, an environmentally friendly alternative is found (July 2013). Worldwide all products from Lush now free of microbeads (May 2014).
According to a statement from the Dutch Cosmetics Association to the Dutch government, L' Oréal will stop using micro plastics (February 2014). "L'Oréal has decided not to develop any new products with microplastic-pearls as an exfoliating agent and we will also work to substitute these in existing product formulas, even though they are not shown to be ecotoxic." From an email to Danish news program Kontant (April 2013).
NBTY Europe promised that all products of their 19 brands will be be without micro plastics by January 2014 (October 2013). www.nbty.com
Statement that all products will be free from microplastics in 2017 (June 2013).
"Unilever has decided to phase out plastic scrub beads from personal care products. (...) We expect to complete this phase out globally by 2015 (...)." (December 2012).
All products of Remark Group (with the brands Zarqa, Vogue, Therme) are now microbead-free (April 2014).
Immediately after the start of the Beat the Microbead campaign, Rituals said it had been eliminating microbeads from its products for years (August 2012). The last product with microbeads is adapted. All products are now free of microbeads (September 2014).
Santesa decided in April 2013 that their 2 products with microbeads should be replaced within a few months. They kept their promise. Their brand Dermolin, Clearskin and Dr. van der Hoog are now microbead free. (September 2014).
All products are free of microplastics. The Dr. Van der Hoog brand has replaced all microbeads with alternatives (June 2013).
Trekpleister, part of A.S. Watson Health & Beauty Benelux, decides to stop using microplastics in its own brand of personal care products by 1 January 2014. The last products containing microbeads have been taken off the shelves (October 2012).
The Austrian company announced that all products containing microplastics will be changed (January 2013).
De Tuinen is part of Holland & Barrett. "We are currently in the process of ensuring that suppliers do not use micro plastics in the products." (August 2012). "We also call on suppliers whose products are still not free of microplastics, to make them free." (March 2013). All products of De Tuinen are now microbead free. (september 2013).


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I caught up with Salesforce.com Marc Benioff at the Web 2.0 Summit, where he gave a presentation of enterprise mashups. In the video I asked Benioff about the shift from focusing on individual applications to platforms with diverse ecosystems and utility-like infrastructure services, such as his company's Apex platform and AppExchange marketplace and Amazon's Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2). Benioff calls it moving from killer apps to killer platforms, of which there will be many.
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Microsoft has reportedly launched Skype for Outlook along with HD video calling for PC users, and improvements to call notifications and support for Safari on Macs.
Complaints were reported by Skype desktop users, who said that the Outlook.com web version continued ringing in a browser even after the call was picked up from the desktop client.
Skype's marketing manager Karen Tong said that the company was happy to share that in the new version now available it had resolved this issue, the Verge reported
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Concrete played a part in Mark Cavagnero Associates' architectural work for the first stand-alone jazz concert building in the U.S. The design of the SFJAZZ Center in San Francisco includes "a concrete-enclosed auditorium," which provides "acoustical isolation for concerts and handles the building's entire seismic load," writes Lamar Anderson. Cavagnero wanted the design to "create a place that would feel alive."
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Throughout the world, the rule against price fixing is competition law's most important and least controversial prohibition. Yet there is far less consensus than meets the eye on what constitutes price fixing, and prevalent understandings conflict with the teachings of oligopoly theory that supposedly underlie modern competition policy.
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Make Your Own Amoeba-shaped Cork Board Photo Frame
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There was a fair lass from New York
who made a big board out of cork.
She pushed in some pins
and then for the win
she filled it with pictures of Bjork.
Make your Own Amoeba-shaped Cork Board Photo Frame
p.s. Bjork not mandatory. You can put photos of anyone you want in this postmodern freeform amoeba-shaped bulletin board/picture frame.
p.s. Great news! The Super Secret Spy Lens is back in stock and we're giving away two lenses to celebrate! RT or follow @Photojojo before Sunday to enter.
Photo credits: mark sebastian, D. Sharon Pruitt / Pink Sherbet Photography.
The Photoshop Photo Frame
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Thanks to Photojojo (and designer Irina Blok), you may now enjoy the comforting presence of Adobe Photoshop even when your computer's off!
Introducing The Photoshop Photo Frame — a nifty little design piece that'll surely stop your Photo-shopping heart in its tracks.
This (real life) desktop frame is screen printed down to the last pixel: window buttons, scroll bars, ".jpg" title, and even a "transparent" checkered background.
… now, if only life itself had a friendlier GUI.
The Photoshop Photo Frame Twitter It!
$39 at the Photojojo Shop!
Remember Everything With Your Camera and Evernote
Study the following phrases carefully:
- Absent-….ed professor
- One-track ….
- Get your …. out of the gutter
If any words appear to be missing, you may have lost your mind.
The good news is, your trusty camera can keep your mind from wandering off!
Snap a picture of anything you want to remember and drop the photo into Evernote.
This clever little app turns your picture into a note (it can even read text in your photo) and creates a collection of little reminders.
Use tags to search for related notes, or add them to a to-do list. You can access the database from your smartphone, desktop, or the web, so it's available wherever you go.
Take snapshots of places you want to explore, or ideas scribbled on napkins, and pretty soon you'll remember everything!
Your mind may still wander, but at least you'll know where it was.
Evernote: Use Your Camera to Remember Everything
Thanks to reader to Lindsay Leung for the tip!
p.s. Evernote works with your scanner too! (And screenshots, and your webcam, and Eye-Fi cards…) Check out their blog for ideas and tips on using the app.
The Best Free Photos on the Web (Where to Find Them and What to Do With Them)
Ya know what we like best about Teh Intertubes? The pictures.
No, wait, scratch that — the FREE pictures.
Now that the Library of Congress and NASA and the New York Public Library all have their collections online, there are more copyright-free pictures around than you can shake a stick at.
What to do with all those free pictures?
- Cover your ceiling with photos from the Hubble telescope.
- Frame some vintage portraits and tell people they're your relatives.
- Make DIY greeting cards and you'll never have to give Hallmark another dime!
- Beautify your abode's blankest, bleakest, boring-est white walls.
- Heck, sleep in a big pile of prints if it makes ya happy!
Keep reading for where to find the greatest photos on the web, and what to do with 'em when you find them.
The Best Free Photos (Where to Find 'Em and How to Use 'Em)
Photos courtesy of: The Library of Congress and NASA
Make Your Camera Theft-Proof: Harness the Power of Ugly!
Jimmie went to a bad part of Rio. Jimmie's nice shiny camera got stolen.
Jimmie uglified his next camera. 4000 photos later, Jimmie still has his camera.
The moral: an ugly camera attracts less attention when you're shooting in a rough area.
How to uglify your camera:
- Cover the shiny surface with artist's tape or black photo tape, which come off without leaving residue on your camera.
- Color the tape with black and/or brown markers to make it look dirty.
- Use pieces of duct tape to make the camera look barely held together (layer the duct tape over artist's tape to avoid sticky residue).
Using your ugly camera:
- Don't carry a nice camera bag. Use a nondescript bag or a diaper bag instead.
- Turn off the LCD screen (or cover it up) and hold the camera to your eye instead. If thieves think you have a film camera, they won't want it. Sad but true.
Urban Camouflage: The Uglified Camera
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Photo Murals for Your Ceiling! Whoa!
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Water stains. Ceiling tiles. All those pencils you stuck up there.
So many evils can mar your ceiling. But take heart, photo peeps!
Your ceiling's not the boss of you.
Cover that water damage with a colorful mural, or slap a collage of fluffy clouds over those grimy ceiling tiles.
All ya need to make it happen are some photo Post-its and a stepstool.
Yessir, everything's looking up!
How to Make a Photo Mural for Your Ceiling
p.s. Hey Chicago! Hey Milwaukee! Photojojo readers are gettin' together to shoot pix. Check out the forum thread for dates/times/mucho bueno info!
Project 1976: Making a Photo History of the Year You Were Born
Sveinn Birkir has been collecting images from 1976 to make a visual anthology of the year he was born.
Freaking rad!
Wanna make your own Project 1976? Search Flickr or Google Image Search for your birth year and see what comes up.
Look for events that happened and things that came out that year (cars, products, albums, movies). Who was on the cover of Time or Rolling Stone? Who died or was born that year?
Sprinkle in some family photos and show off your time capsule! Start a photoblog, or print the photos and stick 'em on the wall.
Better yet, do this for a pal (or your kid, if you've got one of those) and make it into a book for their birthday. Better even than cupcakes, amigo.
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p.s. We really wish our name was Sveinn.
10 Online Photography Magazines We Love
Photo mags: stylish, stirring, spendy.
Unless you know where to look, that is.
Get all the art rags you could want online without dropping a single ducat!
We've been dredging The Internets and rounding up 10 of our favorite webmags.
Get inspired, see what's new, or submit your work and start building a name for yourself; just start reading!
10 Online Photography Magazines We Love
p.s. We still love printed magazines, too: JPG and Blind Spot are two favorites!
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Zombify Your Friends With The Evilizer
Those people who think photographs can steal your soul — absolutely right.
We've got proof: a site that turns perfectly pleasant people into soulless automatons, ready to eat your brains. If only they weren't trapped in your computer.
Create your very own zombie: Upload a photo, tweak the expression for maxi-creepiness, and add your voice.
(We tend toward the traditional… "I will eat your soul", "Braaaiiins!" etc.)
Finally, send your undead self out to terrorize your friends by email!
Just pray that your evil minion never escapes the confines of the computer.
Behold the Evilizer (a.k.a Oddcast PhotoFace)
p.s. We made this one and we may not sleep for weeks.
Black and White Conversion: The Best Ways to Turn Color Digital Photos Into Beautiful B&W
Long long ago, Black-and-White ruled the Earth.
Frosty white highlights frolicked with rich black shadows in the Meadows of Grayscale, and it was good.
Then came Digital, whose dingy whites and muddy grays nearly drove Black-and-White to extinction.
But now, like wild-eyed scientists cloning a mammoth, we've found the best ways to convert digital color photos into the REAL honest-to-goodness-that-looks-like-Ansel-Adams-took-it Black-and-White. NOT the pale washwater grays and off-white whites you get with "Convert to grayscale". And we're going to show you how.
Converting Digital Color Photos to Glorious Black-and-White


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