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The Sag Harbor Citizen's Advisory Committee turned its attention to the environment at the group's meeting on Sunday afternoon, discussing septic systems, recycling centers and illegal off-road vehicles.
John Linder, the outgoing chair of the CAC, asked the committee to consider ways in which members could help the village preserve the sustainability of its bodies of water, especially in light of a report saying parts of Shinecock Bay have become toxic. Quickly, the conversation turned to the placement of septic systems in houses close to the water.
The problem, committee members seemed to agree, was that these systems are too often old and in disrepair. They differed, however, on their preferred solutions.
CAC member Stephen Schumann suggested Southampton Town could consider raising money to completely retrofit its sewage system. Other members of the committee said the cost of such a measure would be prohibitive, and that it would do nothing to solve the problem in the short term.
Linder raised the idea that the Town of Southampton could offer tax breaks to residents who have their septic system checked, allowing them to get the faulty systems repaired. Incoming CAC chair Judah Mahay said the group is concerned that the town, which is looking into ways to clean up local bodies of water, is not thinking in terms of specific programs that could be funded.
"You can't just throw money at things," Mahay said.
The committee also addressed the issue of illegal use of all-terrain vehicles in unauthorized areas in the town.
"It's not that we necessarily want to curb the use of ATVs in general, it's just when they are used in a place that isn't really sanctioned," Mahay said. "The laws are on the books with concern to ATVs, it's just about making sure those laws are enforced and people are knowledgeable about them and the reasons they were implemented in the first place," Mahay said.
The CAC also used the meeting to discuss how it could make it easier for Sag Harbor residents to recycle their batteries and electronic devices. Both require special recycling facilities. The CAC decided to wait until its next meeting, because a Sag Harbor resident had raised the concerns about the recycling center and the fact it was unclear where certain objects, like electronic devices, could be disposed of.
"A definite concern that we want to make sure is addressed is that the different recycling centers are working in tandem with one another," Mahay said, adding he hopes the facilities could find a way to make it clear where residents of Sag Harbor must go to dispose of specific items.
CAC members also spent part of the meeting brainstorming ways to expand their membership, after an Express editorial commented on the group's diminishing numbers and what the paper viewed as its waning power within the community. Some group members argued that community members think all the issues the CAC could deal with were already resolved, and so they have no interest in the committee.
In the coming months, the CAC will be reaching out to members of the local activist community. Instead of casting a wide net, CAC members will reach out personally to Sag Harbor residents they think may be interested. However, they stressed anyone with an interest in area issues is encouraged to join the committee.
"Anybody who's a resident of the greater Sag Harbor area that's interested in how the community develops would be a welcome addition to the committee," said Mahay.


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Keeping a lid on the ice cap
Presentation summary for the IPY Science Conference 2010 in Oslo by Dr Markus Frey
A science team presents their observations of concentrations of nitrogen oxides (NOx) — a gas that plays a key role in Antarctica's atmospheric chemistry — measured for the first time at one of the highest points (Dome C) on the East Antarctic Plateau. Their findings will improve atmospheric chemistry models of the Antarctic *troposphere and, refine the interpretation of ice core records.
Nitrogen oxides influence the self-cleansing capacity of the atmosphere, for example, through control of the production of ozone — a *greenhouse gas and pollutant.
In Antarctica, levels of NOx vary across the continent with unusually high amounts at the South Pole. Previous research revealed that polar snow is a makes a significant contribution of NOx to the lower atmosphere. Sunlight drives reactive nitrogen out of the *snow pack.
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The research team found similarities between the amounts of the gas measured at South Pole and at Dome C. They were surprised to find a strong daily cycle of nitrogen oxide production with maximum concentrations occurring not at noon but during evenings. These findings help explain the relationship between the source of the gas from the snow pack, and the mixing of the atmosphere above it.
The team report that at certain times during the day the atmosphere at the surface of Dome C acts as a "lid", preventing emissions of NOx from being released from the snow pack. Since Dome C is assumed to be representative for large areas of the East Antarctic Plateau, these findings will be significant for two reasons: firstly they will give a better understanding of how to include the upper snow pack into atmospheric chemistry models of the Antarctic *troposphere and, secondly, the findings will contribute to the interpretation ice core records with regard to reactive nitrogen levels in the atmosphere in the past climate — so far not well understood.
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Chelsea restaurant guide: The best places to eat now
The Chelsea restaurant scene is constantly shifting—our critic-approved selection includes trusty favorites and the latest hot spots.
The arrival of The NoMad, a block away from cult hits The Breslin Bar & Dining Room and The John Dory Oyster Bar, has boosted the Chelsea restaurant scene and cemented the neighborhood's northeast corner as a hot dining destination. You'll also find top-notch barbecue and tapas spots, plus plenty of cheap eats and great brunch places.
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Given that Boqueria is named for Barcelona's centuries-old food market, you might expect the menu to lean toward the classics. Not quite. Chef Seamus Mullen's bacalao (salt cod), a standard tapas ingredient, is served here as an airy and crisp beignet. The most successful sangria is an unorthodox beer-based version that mixes lager, pear puree, lemon juice and triple sec. The Flatiron location is small and the bar area packed; a better bet is the 16-seat communal table, where you can nibble shaved jamón under the glow of filament bulbs. Meanwhile, the Soho branch is a less manic scene, more than twice as big and nearly twice as inviting. There, diners can see into the open kitchen, where exceptional classics like fluffy salt-cod croquetas, and dates oozing cabrales cheese are realized. Caveat emptor: While the big flavors that made the first spot a sensation have successfully transitioned farther downtown, so too have the minuscule portions.Read more
The Breslin Bar & Dining Room
Even in a city smitten with large-format feasts—whole hogs, huge steaks, heaps of fried chicken—the Breslin breaks new gluttonous ground. The third project from restaurant savant Ken Friedman and Anglo chef April Bloomfield offers the most opulently fatty food in New York—served in medieval portions in a raucous rock & roll setting. Within the casual-restaurant landscape that the pair, also behind the Spotted Pig, has come to epitomize—a world without tablecloths, reservations or haute cuisine pretense—the new gastropub delivers a near-perfect dining experience. Friedman, a pack rat who conceived the design alongside top firm Roman and Williams, has constructed an urban hunting lodge filled with wildlife paintings, figurines and knickknacks. The ethos, which extends to the cuisine, might well be described as late-period Henry VIII, when the king had ballooned into a corpulent sybarite. Despite nightly waits of an hour or more to sit down, don't be surprised to discover a few empty seats. Friedman and Bloomfield are still staggering tables (an oversold restaurant is worth little if it's full of unhappy diners). Which explains why the food, service and pacing were all on the mark when I dined here, even though it's been open for dinner for barely a month.While you wait, you could do worse than to belly up to the bar (if you can get there) and quell your appetite with an order of scrumpets. The snacks look like fried breaded ribs, but are made from lamb belly—boneless strips so succulent, they're almost liquid inside. Once you're seated, the procession of animal fat continues. Groaning boards of house-made terrines feature thick slices made from guinea hen, rabbit and pork (including exceptional headcheese). Meanwhile, the pig's-foot-for-two entre could feed the entire Tudor court. This delicious, theatrical haunch is stuffed with cotechino sausage, breaded, fried, and then doused in a velvety mix of white wine and cream (BYO Lipitor). The pork belly roulade delivers an exquisite rejoinder to anyone who insists it's time to retire the cut. Sweet, smoky and fragrant with red wine and apples, it may be the best thing to happen to bellies since David Chang. Here, as at the Spotted Pig, the burger is the most frugal main course—which only partly explains its popularity. A puck of lamb, gorgeously charred and deftly spiced, is a delectable handful, layered with feta and red onions inside a pliant sourdough bun. The thick golden "chips" served with it are fried three times, until they're crunchy on the outside and like mashed potatoes within. While there are dishes that satisfy less gout-destined appetites—Caesar salad, sea bass, top-notch poussin—little on the menu qualifies as light. Warm smoked salmon, in one fine piscatorial starter, comes showered in bacon nuggets and garlic beurre blanc. Onion soup wears the usual crown of melted fromage, but also comes infused with a rich dose of bone marrow. In other words, it takes an iron stomach to dine here. Desserts, served in oversize bowls, are as generously portioned as everything else. These British boarding-school treats—warm sticky-toffee pudding spiked with Turkish coffee; a sensational sweet and salty frozen custard sundae with chocolate sauce, treacle, caramel corn and peanuts—turn the end of the meal into a Dickensian Christmas feast. To get there you may need to pace yourself—and save half that pig's foot for lunch.Read more
This unassuming pizzeria marks the restaurant debut of cult baker Jim Lahey (Sullivan Street Bakery). Co. lives and dies by its famous no-knead pizza dough, which produces a firm-chewy crust blistered in a searing 900-degree oven. Although the classics are on offer, you'd do well to explore the more creative pies: The Flambé is topped with mellow onions, Gruyère, béchamel and chewy lardons, and the Popeye features three cheeses under a blitz of fresh spinach. The rest of the menu is so low-key, it's as if the chef were afraid to risk upstaging the pizzas. Stick to a pie and a beer or a well-priced glass of wine.Read more
Del Posto
With four-star ambitions and prices to match, Mario Batali's Del Posto set the bar awfully high when it opened in 2005, but the cavernous restaurant has become nothing less than the city's top destination for refined, upscale Italian cuisine. The clubby dining room, serenaded nightly by a twinkling grand piano, feels like the lobby of a very opulent grand hotel. The kitchen, under the stewardship of longtime Batali protégé Mark Ladner, challenges its French competition in butter consumption. A gorgeous mixed mushroom appetizer drowning in the stuff, as do ethereal ricotta-filled gnudi and flaky thyme-flower sprinkled turbot fillets. The most show-stopping dishes, intended for sharing, include hunks of lamb and veal and pitch-perfect risotto for two. The all-Italian wine list is suitably encyclopedic and exorbitantly priced.Read more
Hill Country
The guys behind Hill Country are about as Texan as Bloomberg in a Stetson, but the 'cue deserves Lone Star cred all the same. Sausage imported from Kreuz market in Lockhart, TX; slow-smoked slabs of tips-on pork spare ribs; and two brisket options—lean and "moist" (read: fatty)—are not to be missed. Desserts, like jelly-filled cupcakes with peanut butter frosting, suggest some kind of Leave It to Beaver fantasy, though June Cleaver probably wouldn't approve of the two dozen tequilas and bourbons on offer.Read more
The John Dory Oyster Bar
April Bloomfield and Ken Friedman's original Meatpacking District John Dory was an ambitious, pricey endeavor, but its reincarnation in the Ace Hotel is an understated knockout. Tall stools face a raw bar stocked with a rotating mix of East and West Coast oysters, all expertly handled and impeccably sourced. True to form, the rest of Bloomfield's tapas-style seafood dishes are intensely flavored. Chilled lobster tastes larger than life, its sweet flesh slicked in an herbaceous tomalley vinaigrette. Meanwhile, warm dishes take their cues mostly from the garlic-and-olive-oil belt—meaty octopus doused in aioli, plus miniature mussels stuffed with boisterous mortadella meatballs. Though the utilitarian sweets aren't worth sticking around for, the savory food here merits the inevitable wait for a table.Read more
The NoMad
In the golden age of robber baron New York—we're talking turn of the last century—there were hotel restaurants like the NoMad all across the city, their grand dining rooms buzzing with beau monde patrons morning till night. The recent return of the all-day hotel clubhouse began with hip reinventions of the form at the Standard, Ace and Gramercy Park Hotels. But the NoMad, with its rich mahogany bar and dining rooms shrouded in red velvet curtains, is our first truly opulent throwback. The luxurious setting, flawless service, and preponderance of foie gras and truffles call to mind an haute cuisine titan like Jean-Georges Vongerichten or Daniel Boulud. But with its fashionable crowd and cool, voluptuous vibe—the decor is by hot Parisian designer Jacques Garcia—there are clearly some young Turks behind the wheel. The NoMad is the sophomore effort from chef Daniel Humm and front-of-house partner Will Guidara, who've been in cahoots at Eleven Madison Park since 2006. Last year they inherited the lease and the reins of ?the place from their former boss Danny Meyer, capping a meteoric rise through New York's fine-dining ranks (following a James Beard Award and maximum star ratings from the Times and the Michelin Guide). Their slightly more accessible follow-up features plush armchairs around well-spaced tables and a stylish return to three-course dining. Humm and Guidara— rejecting zeitgeisty restaurant tropes like pass-around plates, counter seating and spare Greenmarket cooking—have created an old-fashioned restaurant that's also exciting and new. Like Meyer, Humm and Guidara know how to inspire a team. Their whole staff is as focused as they are on getting every detail right. Even the complimentary bread is knock-your-socks-off delicious, baked to order and topped in translucent potato and zucchini medallions. But despite the restaurant's fastidious vibe, there's enough whimsy in the food to appease the rock & roll gods said to be the muse for the place—it's dedicated to the spirit of the Rolling Stones (whose concert portraits hang in the kitchen). The haute bistro menu is, across the board, much more unplugged than it seems. A dead-simple snack of radishes and butter is elevated here to high art, the crisp crudités dipped like chocolate-cloaked strawberries in good melted butter—a still life on a wood board beside a sprinkle of salt. And you've never had sweetbreads like Humm's bar bite croustillants—crispy cigars filled with a delicate, peppery mix of sweetbreads, parsley, shallots and cream. Humm turns up the volume on classic dishes, molding his super-silky foie gras torchon around a Tootsie Roll core of pig's-head terrine, with an edible flower and salsa verde garnish. Split marrowbones are filled with a rich and briny anchovy, bread and warm marrow stuffing, with fried parsley salad and bordelaise sauce. Even the fruits de mer platter is unlike any other: individually plated portions of the most stunning seafood, each element its own composed triumph (raw scallop with pistachio and yuzu; king crab with avocado and lime; sea urchin with green apple gelée). The food, like the space, exudes unbuttoned decadence—like wearing a tux with no socks. A poached egg stars in one over-the-top starter, its barely contained yolk melting into a sweet, velvety soup of brown butter and Parmesan, with shaved white asparagus and toasted quinoa for crunch. And while there are plenty of rich-man roasted chickens for two in New York, the amber-hued bird here—with a foie gras, brioche and black truffle stuffing under the skin—is surely the new gold standard. It's an art-directed beauty, well worth its $78 price tag, the succulent breasts delivered on potato puree with black truffles, dark meat shredded into a communal bowl with morels, more truffles and foamy brown butter. Other entrées are nearly as memorable, anointed in power chords of intense and elegant flavors. Pink duck breast, as tender as any, has the exotic perfume of Vadouvan curry, with beautifully caramelized roasted lady apples and a punchy apple vinegar jus. A split, roasted lobster, meanwhile, arrives bathed in lobster roe and crème fraîche, with pools of tarragon butter in its cavities and house-made potato chips—an improbably delicious populist touch—showered on top. Desserts, as thoughtfully elevated as everything else here, come courtesy of Mark Welker, Eleven Madison Park's former sugar lieutenant. The many elements in each work toward singular themes—like a study in apples featuring baked-to-order apple brioche with apple caramel, apple brandy and wake-you-up tangy apple sorbet among its components. Honey is the driving force in another glorious, nuanced creation, featuring honey shortbread and honey brittle with dehydrated milk foam crisps (like eggless meringues), with super-floral buckwheat honey drizzled on top. Eleven Madison Park might be the best restaurant in New York right now, but the NoMad is certainly not far behind. If you suddenly came into a great deal of cash, you might think of it as the everyday version of its even more extravagant sibling (dinner here doesn't come cheap). The food will haunt you, in the best possible way—the minute you leave, you'll pine to come back. Vitals Eat this: Radishes with butter, sweetbread croustillants, foie gras with pig's head, fruits de mer platter, egg with quinoa, roasted chicken for two, lobster with potato chips, apple brioche, milk and honey Drink this: Eleven Madison alum Leo Robitschek has crafted one of the most exciting cocktail programs anywhere, an iconoclastic roster of updated classics, as nuanced as Humm's food. Start with a Badminton Cup, a robust spin on a Pimm's cup made with red wine and sherry, or an herbaceous Gilsey, a super-complex gin martini of sorts with kirschwasser and green Chartreuse (each $15). The Fortune Teller (also $15) is a rich, funky blend of Venezuelan rum, gentian quina and Cynar. While this is mostly wine-drinking food, the Brooklyn Brewery developed a sweet amber Le Poulet brew to be paired with the chicken. ?The wine list is as impressive—and pricey—as you'd expect, but features ?a few moderate finds, including a beautifully earthy Domaine du Cayron Gigondas red ($65) from the Rhone. Sit here: An ideal evening would begin with a stand-up drink at the bar, followed by a few snacks in the bustling atrium dining room. The plush parlor in back is a more hushed environment to appreciate serious food and good company (and tends to draw a more VIP crowd). Finish the night with a postprandial snifter of something brown in the beautiful library. Conversation piece: While the restaurant's designer is French, so much here has a New York identity. The uniforms are by New York collective Bespoken, run by two sets of young brothers. The plates and dinnerware come courtesy of local designer Jono Pandolfi. Brooklyn artisan Alex Kravchuk did the bronze serving trays and wine buckets. Book designer Thatcher Wine (son of former Quilted Giraffe chef Barry) curated the library. For a time there were free bottles of booze hidden among the books (until the treasure hunt got out of hand). By Jay CheshesRead more
Chef Alexandra Raij celebrates the cuisine of Spain's Basque region at this spartan tapas spot. Though it lacks the bustle of Raij's previous projects (Tia Pol, El Quinto Pino), her sprawling menu still features some solid Iberian fare. Adventurous eats include breaded-and-fried tongue cutlets; squid cut into wispy strands with sweet onions and garlic; and fries with cod-roe mayonnaise. In the end though, expediency—most nights a small party can get in with little wait—may be the best reason for choosing Txikito over its often-packed forebears.Read more


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CNET Networks (publisher of News.com), Wired News, and the California First Amendment Coalition are sending a letter (click for PDF) to U.S. District Judge Vaughn Walker, saying the hearing should remain open because the "surveillance at the heart of the case presents issues of enormous public interest and importance."
On Tuesday, AT&T's attorneys asked the judge (click here for PDF) to close the hearing "during any discussion of its trade secrets or confidential information."
The Electronic Frontier Foundation, a digital-rights group in San Francisco, filed a class action lawsuit in January, claiming that AT&T illegally cooperated with the Bush administration's secret eavesdropping program. EFF has obtained documents from a former AT&T employee that it believes buttress its case--but which the telecommunications company says contain trade secrets and proprietary business information.
"Given the tremendous amount of public interest in this case, no part of the proceedings should be closed to the public," said Sharon Le Duy, CNET's general counsel. "We believe it's important to defend our First Amendment right to bear witness to these hearings."
CNET, Wired News and the California First Amendment Coalition have retained attorney Roger Myers of Holme, Roberts & Owen. A second set of media organizations, including the San Jose Mercury News, also is planning to send an attorney--Karl Olson of Levy, Ram & Olson--to the hearing, which is set be held in federal district court in San Francisco.
An attorney for AT&T asked the judge for a "brief telephone conference" on Tuesday afternoon to discuss the mechanics of closing the courtroom. The judge denied the request for a conference call, but AT&T could renew its request during Wednesday's hearing.
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Fake Amazon Kindle receipt leads to persistent malware
Amazon customers buying e-books for his or her Kindle or other mobile devices must be careful with emails that seemingly containing receipts for his or her purchases, warns Webroot, as malware peddlers have another time started a spam campaign impersonating the e-commerce giant:
I doubt that the attackers have managed to compromise an Amazon database and exfiltrate user information akin to name and billing address (in the event that they had, we might have heard about it by now), so the synthetic and random information inside the "receipt" could trick some users into following the offered links to their accounts which will discover how the error happened.
Those who do will land on compromised pages hosting the Blackhole exploit kit, and upon successful client-side exploitation, should be infected with a variant of the Kryptik Trojan.
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Whether you're a seasoned operagoer or a curious newcomer, whatever your tastes in theater and music, Lyric Opera of Chicago has something exciting for you to experience this season! Subscriptions are still available, and now individual tickets are on sale for all eight operas in Lyric's 56th season, which starts Oct. 1, 2010, and runs through Mar. 27, 2011.
New this season, you can print your own tickets at home after selecting your exact seats online at www.lyricopera.org. Also new this season are Trios – buy any three operas and save 10%. Trios are available online and easy to purchase – the discount is automatically taken at checkout. Go to www.lyricopera.org/trios for suggested themed Trios, including "Opera's Greatest Hits," "Great Directors Series," "Italian Classics," "Divine Divas," "Romance Gone Wrong," "Operas in English," "The Play's the Thing," and more. Trio ticket buyers can also create their own custom combinations.
Lyric is offering 68 performances this season – nine fewer than in 2009-10. That means 32,000 fewer tickets are available for Lyric's eight opera productions. To be assured of good seats, the time to reserve is now. Prices start at $33 in the upper balcony and $83 on the main floor.
Visually magnificent productions and a broad range of orchestral and vocal music performed at the highest level – without amplification – tell the tales of the young and the restless, the impulsive and impetuous, the doomed and the drugged, the mismatched and the murderously jealous, the heroic and the heinous, the unrequited and the unrepentant…and more! English translations are projected above the stage for every opera.
Lyric will present six new productions this season (three new and three new-to-Chicago), plus two beloved revival productions. Two operas are Lyric premieres, and three are in English.
Verdi's brilliant and brutal Macbeth stars Thomas Hampson, Nadja Michael, Dimitri Pittas, and Štefan Kocán in the breathtaking new Barbara Gaines production; Renato Palumbo, conductor (Oct. 1-30, 9 performances in Italian with projected English translations).
Bizet's greatest hit, Carmen, stars Kate Aldrich/Katharine Goeldner (Oct. 29)/Nadia Krasteva, Yonghoon Lee/Brandon Jovanovich, Elaine Alvarez/Nicole Cabell, and Kyle Ketelsen; Harry Silverstein, director, Alain Altinoglu, conductor (Oct. 13-29, Mar. 12-27, 11 performances in French with projected English translations).
Britten's magical A Midsummer Night's Dream stars David Daniels, Anna Christy, and Peter Rose in its Lyric premiere. The new coproduction is by Neil Armfield; Rory Macdonald, conductor (Nov. 5-23, 7 performances in English with projected English texts).
Verdi's A Masked Ball stars Frank Lopardo, Sondra Radvanovsky, Mark Delavan, Stephanie Blythe, and Kathleen Kim in a sumptuous production from San Francisco Opera directed by the legendary Renata Scotto; Asher Fisch /Philip Morehead (Dec. 10), conductor (Nov. 15-Dec. 10, 8 performances performances in Italian with projected English translations).
Gilbert and Sullivan's The Mikado stars James Morris, Neal Davies, Stephanie Blythe, Toby Spence, Andriana Chuchman, and Andrew Shore in a beautiful new production by Gary Griffin; Sir Andrew Davis /Philip Morehead (Jan. 11-21), conductor (Dec. 6-11, Jan. 5-21, 10 performances in English with projected English texts).
Puccini's The Girl of the Golden West stars Deborah Voigt, Marcello Giordani, and Marco Vratogna in an updated Harold Prince production directed by Vincent Liotta; Sir Andrew Davis, conductor (Jan. 22-Feb. 21 – 9 performances in Italian with projected English translations).
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The New Mexico Lobos play their second road game of the season when they visit in-state rival New Mexico State Saturday evening. The Lobos and Aggies kick off at 6:05 p.m., Mountain Time from Aggie Memorial Stadium. KRQE in Albuquerque will televise the game live. It's the 95th meeting in a series that began in 1893.
UNM returns home on Friday, Oct. 1, to open Mountain West Conference play against nationally-ranked and undefeated Utah (3-0). ESPN2 will provide the television converage. The Utes host Air Force Saturday. Utah has won seven straight games since losing to the Lobos 47-35, last year in Salt Lake City.
New Mexico is 1-2 after dropping a 17-7 decision at Oregon State. The Lobos - limited to just 114 yards of offense on a cool, wet, dreary afternoon - were held without an offensive touchdown for the first time since a 49-0 blanking by Texas Tech in 2002. UNM now looks to avoid its fourth 1-3 start in the past five seasons. The Lobos were 2-2 in 2002.
UNM is looking for its second non-conference road win under current head coach Rocky Long. The Lobos are 1-13 in such games since 1998. The only victory was 16-13 at New Mexico State during the 2000 season.
After playing its first two games at home, UNM plays six of its final nine games away from Albuquerque.
The Aggies' non-conference schedule has been every bit as challenging as New Mexico's. They opened the season with trips to Arkansas and California. NMSU is also 1-2 after rallying for a 22-18 victory over Troy last Saturday in Las Cruces. The Aggies scored the go-ahead TD with 2:05 left in the fourth quarter, then recovered a fumble to secure their first win of the year.
Due, in part, to the toughness of their schedules, both teams' offenses have yet to hit stride. The Lobo offense has scored just 44 points in the first three games while averaging 281.3 yards a game, 4.3 yards per play and completing 39.8% (35-88) of its passes. UNM opponents have a huge edge in average time of possession (34:13 to 25:47) and has run - on average - 18 more plays a game than UNM. New Mexico has also turned the ball over nine times. New Mexico State is averaging 262.3 yards a game with only 66 yards coming on the ground. The Lobos are 9th in the nation in rushing defense, allowing 67 yards a contest.
New Mexico was 8-5 last year, increasing its win total for the fifth consecutive season, a feat no other team in the country can claim. The Lobos lost to Oregon State in the Las Vegas Bowl, 55-14. UNM finished 2nd in the Mountain West at 5-2 and handed league champ Utah its only conference loss.
New Mexico State finished 3-9 overall and 7th in the Sun Belt.
The Lobos return 40 lettermen, 18 on offense, 18 on defense and four kickers. Gone are 14 starters, including eight performers who garnered first- or second-team all-conference honors a year ago. Six of the eight were on defense, including three defensive linemen. Also departed is Casey Kelly, the winningest quarterback in school history.
Playing in the Las Vegas Bowl in 2002 and `03, New Mexico has made consecutive bowl appearances for only the second time in school history, the first occurence being after the 1945 and `46 seasons. UNM is 2-5-1 in bowls and has lost three straight. The last win was in 1961, a 28-12 decision over Western Michigan in the one-time-only Aviation Bowl in Dayton, Ohio. The Lobos had a 36-year postseason hiatus before the 1997 Insight.com Bowl.
The Lobos have never played in three straight bowl games, although they have been bowl eligible for three consecutive years. UNM was 6-5 in 2001, but was not selected.
COACH LONG SAYS - (On Oregon State and first three games) -- "We started off okay on offense, but the Oregon State defense took over from the second quarter on. We won't make any excuses. We just didn't play very well. Their defense certainly deserves a lot of credit. I`m encouraged that we have been competitive in every game so far, especially considering the quality of opponents, but discouraged that we only have one win. Our program is such now that we expect to win no matter who we're playing."
(On New Mexico State) -- "This is always the most important non-conference game of the season. I know our veterans will let the younger guys know just how important this game is. It's not hard to get up for it, since we have so many kids on our team from New Mexico. They got a big-time win on Saturday. I know they're happy and very confident. It's the same way we felt after the Texas Tech game. We expect Kole (McKamey) to play. We've got to run the ball better. When we do that, it seems like everything else works."
LONG APPROACHING RECORD FOR GAMES COACHED - Head coach Rocky Long is in his seventh season at his alma mater and is now third on the school's all-time win list at 34-42.
In terms of total seasons, only Johnson (11) and Weeks (8) have been at UNM for more time than Long. However, with 76 games spent on the sidelines, Long will become the school's career leader in games coached when the Lobos visit BYU on Nov. 13. That will be Long's 83rd game at UNM, surpassing Weeks' total of 82 from 1960-67.
UNM VS. NEW MEXICO STATE - It's UNM's oldest rivalry as the schools played six games from 1893-1911 before the territory of New Mexico became a state in 1912.
The 94 games makes UNM-NMSU the 35th-longest series in the NCAA record book...Wisconsin-Minnestota is the all-time leader at 113 games
The Lobos have a 61-28-5 lead and have captured three of the last four...New Mexico has dominated since 1969, winning 28 of 35 with one tie...UNM owns a 37-12-3 advantage in Albuquerque, including a 15-2-1 mark in the last 18 games on home turf
UNM leads 24-16-2 in Las Cruces, but has lost two of the past three, including 24-13 in 2002...Aggie QB Paul Dombrowski rushed 18 times for 136 yards and a TD in that win
The Lobos won 24-17 last year in Albuquerque, rallying from a 14-7 halftime deficit...UNM coverted three NMSU turnovers - two interceptions and a fumbled punt - into 17 points after the break...a school-record crowd of 44,075 was on hand...Ronshay Jenkins scored on pass plays of 39 and 72 yards for NMSU...the Lobos had just 228 yards of offense, their lowest total during the regular season
AGGIE NOTES - NMSU returns 50 lettermen, including 14 starters, 10 on offense and three on defense.
Head coach Tony Samuel is in his eighth season in Las Cruces where he has a 30-53 overall record. The 1979 Nebraska graduate is 3-4 against the Lobos, 2-1 in Las Cruces.
OREGON STATE REVIEW - The Lobos could just not put together anything offensively in the 17-7 loss at Oregon State...UNM was held to 114 yards of offense, the lowest total since it had 66 yards at Texas in 1988...the Lobos had 5 first downs and 50 yards after one quarter, but just 5 first downs and 64 yards the remaining three periods...Oregon State limited New Mexico to 127 yards in last year's Las Vegas Bowl
Sophomore QB Kole McKamey had to leave the game late in the second quarter with a concussion...senior Tali Ena got the most extensive playing time of his Lobo career, directing 10 offensive series...McKamey finished 4-12 passing for 10 yards and was sacked 3 times in less than a half...Ena was 3-18 with 1 interception and 29 yards
UNM's 14 offensive series ended with 10 punts, 2 interceptions, a lost fumble and the end of the first half...the Lobos crossed the 50-yard line one time and that came on their second drive of the game when they reached the OSU 38 before punting
New Mexico's lone TD came on a 70-yard fumble return by senior S Josh Bazinet, who had a whale of a game for the second straight week...Bazinet and LB Nick Speegle teamed to sack Oregon State QB Derek Anderson, forcing a fumble...Bazinet scooped up the loose ball for the Lobos' first fumble return for a score since Hebrews Josue and Billy Strother combined on an 83-yard TD against Weber State in 2002... Josue went the first 41 yards before lateraling to Strother who took it the remaining 42 yards
The past 2 games, Bazinet has 22 tackles, 2 sacks for 19 yards in losses, 2 forced fumbles, 2 fumble recoveries and 3 pass deflections...he leads the team with 28 tackles and is atop the MWC rankings with 3 fumble recoveries and 2 caused fumbles
Speegle made 9 tackles as he passed Mike Barnett and Ray Wilson for 19th place on UNM's career tackling list with 247
Senior CB Brandon Payne is off to a torrid start...he leads the MWC and is tied for 2nd nationally with 3 interceptions...Payne broke up 3 passes at Oregon State and now has 8 on the season...the next closest in the league is San Diego State's Marv Underwood with 4...at this pace, Payne will blow away the school record of 14 PBUs set by Eric Jack in 1993...to put Payne's performance in further perspective, Gabriel Fulbright led UNM with 6 PBUs last year while the 2003 MWC leaders were San Diego State's Jacob Elimimian and Jeff Shoate with 14 apiece
Junior LB Mike Mohoric had a career-high 14 tackles and 2 pass deflections...he came into the game with 11 stops the first 2 games
New Mexico ran just 58 offensive snaps to the Beavers' 91...consequently, Oregon State had the ball for 38:09, UNM 21:51...it was much the same against Texas Tech the previous week as the Red Raiders had 92 plays and 34:56 of possession time compared to 65 and 25:04 for the Lobos...including penalties, the New Mexico defense has been on the field for more than 200 snaps the past two games...offensive snaps the past 2 games are 183-123 in the opponents' favor...UNM has had the ball for just 19:31 of a possible 60 minutes in the 2nd half of the past 2 games
For the second straight week, the Lobo defense limited the foe to just a FG in the second half...opponents have scored 27 points after halftime this season, 21 of those coming from Washington State, although the Cougars only had to travel 18 and 4 yards for 14 of their points
Oregon State QB Derek Anderson was 17-30 for 197 yards and 2 TDs in the first half, but just 7-20 for 77 yards and no TDs after the break
The five starters on UNM's line - Ryan Cook, Terrance Pennington, Claude Terrell, Fred Tucker and Robert Turner - have played every offensive snap the first three games
Junior TB DonTrell Moore was held to 22 yards on 7 carries...it's the fewest rushes for Moore since he had 2 totes at Air Force in 2002...that was the second game of his career when he was serving a a backup to Quincy Wright
The Lobos are 1st in the MWC and 9th nationally in rushing defense, allowing just 67.3 yards a game
P.O.W. TRIFECTA - For the first time in school history, New Mexico swept the Mountain West Conference player of the week awards following the win over Texas Tech. Sophomore QB Kole McKamey and senior S Josh Bazinet each earned the first honor of their careers while senior K Wes Zunker picked up his second special teams award. The only other MWC team to sweep the awards was San Diego State on Oct. 13, 2000.
SEASON NOTES TO DATE - The 21-17 loss to Washington State ended a 16-game UNM winning streak when it led after three quarters...the Lobos led the Cougars 14-7 going into the fourth quarter...the last loss had been to BYU in 2001, a game the Lobos led 13-10, but lost 24-20 to the 17th-ranked Cougars
It had been 12 years since New Mexico lost a game when leading by at least 10 points in the fourth quarter as it did against Washington State (17-7)...on Sept. 26, 1992, UNM had a 25-6 lead at Air Force only to fall 33-32 as the Falcons outscored the Lobos 27-7 in the final period
UNM and Washington State played to a scoreless first half, the first time the Lobos had been involved in that situation since Oct. 25, 1997 at Utah...the Utes eventually won that game 15-10
DonTrell Moore rushed 24 times for 167 yards and 1 TD against Washington State...it's the most yards against WSU since Ohio State's Maurice Clarett gained 230 yards in 2002
WR Hank Baskett established career-highs for receptions (9) and yards (165) against Washington State
Wes Zunker's 43-yard FG as time expired gave the Lobos a gritty 27-24 victory over Texas Tech on Sept. 11, ending UNM's 10-game, 20-year losing skid against the Red Raiders...New Mexico had not beaten TTU since a 29-24 decision in Albuquerque on Sept. 22, 1984
The dramatic game-ending drive against Texas Tech was beautifully engineered by sophomore QB Kole McKamey...with the score tied at 24, the Lobos took over on their own 20 with 1:47 remaining...McKamey opened the march with a 10-yard option keeper and capped it by completing a 14-yard pass to freshman WR Marcus Smith that advanced the ball to the Texas Tech 25...Zunker nailed the game-winner two plays and two Texas Tech timeouts later...DonTrell Moore - with an assist from the offensive line - came up big on the drive as well, rushing for 30 yards on 4 carries...the Lobos gained just 142 yards on the ground, but 40 yards came in the final 107 seconds
DonTrell Moore became the MWC's career rushing leader with 76 yards against Texas Tech...San Diego State's Larry Ned had 2,800 yards froom 1999-2001
Attendance for Texas Tech was 38,746, the third-largest gate in UNM history
The losses to Washington State and Oregon State pushed the Lobos' losing streak against Pac-10 teams to nine game


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Just about every woman wants her wedding to be a fairytale, with beautiful flowers and gorgeous gowns. But unfortunately most of us don't have the budgets of royalty. So I feel it is my duty, as a former bride to share with you some tips on stretching dollars.
Lots of greenery
Greenery is typically less expensive than flowers but will make bouquets look so much bigger! I feel it also makes the room look less stuffed and a little more elegant. Best part is it works for any season!
Bridesmaid dresses
Consider getting your bridesmaid dresses at Nordstrom Rack or a similar designer discount store. You will get beautiful expensive dresses that wont cost you (or your bridesmaids) an arm and a leg. It might take a couple trips to find exactly what you want but I promise it will be worth it!
Yes you're the one getting married but you still have to do the small "thanks for putting up with bridezilla" gifts. Well you don't have to but its nice. I recommend something small like a box of chocolates. You'll probably need multiple so see if you can get something fancy in bulk at a warehouse store like Costco.
Get your family/friends involved
Everything gets very pricy very quickly so talk to your family and friends. You might be surprised that uncle Joe is a beast on the saxophone and aunt Sue started a catering company. Those "friends and family" discounts will be a great help.


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15. Weir Submergence
Accurate measurements of submerged sharp-crested weir discharges cannot be made because of the spread of measured data when determining correction factors for drowned or submerged weirs. Skogerboe et al. (1967) show plots of correction factor curves for several weirs with actual data points plotted around them. The range of data spread of submergence corrected discharge is "15 percent. Besides complicated hydraulics, submerged weirs also have the problem of precision of head reading relative to head measurement. Despite the form of the correction procedures, discharge is actually based on the difference of two heads. These differential heads are small relative to the ability to measure head precisely. Therefore, submergence correction procedures should be only a temporary emergency procedure to provide estimates. The need for submergence correction should be eliminated directly by maintenance and cleaning of weeds, sediment, and other debris from the downstream channel, changing system operations, raising the crest, or installing another kind of measuring device since correction estimates are only within +15 percent.
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Once Lost, Now Found: How Reformed Theology Assures Us
Daniel Hyde, author of Welcome to a Reformed Church, explains how reformed theology assures us.
OPTIONAL SESSION: An Unexpected Journey
In this optional session, Robert Godfrey relates the story of how he came to embrace Reformed theology, establishes the biblical and historical backgrounds for Calvinism, and explains the major themes of its doctrine. Based on the book: An Unexpected Journey
Perseverance of the Saints
Can people who are saved lose their salvation? If not, then how do we explain those people who have fallen away? In this message, Dr. Sproul thinks about these questions as he looks at "Perseverance of the Saints."
Portrait of an Artist as the Son of Man
Beauty is the goal even of our Savior's work in redemption, for He is working to present His bride—the church—to Himself without spot and wrinkle. In this session, Dr. R.C. Sproul Jr. will look at the …
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Are we truly safe and sound in the hand of the Father? As the Scriptures say, "But I am convinced that neither death nor life, neither angels nor demons, neither the present nor the future, not any powers, neither height …
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Preserving Grace (Part 1)
The idea of eternal security acts as a huge stumbling block for many people. When human beings honestly assess their own desires and motives, the wickedness witnessed clearly paints a bleak picture. Yet, this reality makes God's grace all …
Preserving Grace (Part 2)
The example of Judas Iscariot sometimes causes us to scratch our head. How could someone so close to Jesus possibly betray Him and receive the label "son of perdition." Wouldn't the acts, words, and nature of Jesus instill in …
Providence and Accidents
Perhaps you or someone you know has experienced loss of a loved one in an accident—in what appears to be a random event. When accidents happen, we search for causes and meaning, hoping that it was not all for …
Providence and Evil
What does the existence of evil say about the goodness of God? How are we to understand God's providence as we experience all kinds of evil happening around us? Through the centuries, people have been trying to reconcile the …
Providence and Evil
All of us experience pain and suffering to some degree. And who of us does not want to understand why? Scripture tells us that Job was no exception. But after his continual supplications, Job received more than he bargained for …
Providence and Evil/Suffering
If God providentially orders all things, is He the author of sin? In this session, Dr. W. Robert Godfrey explains that God's providence extends even to the Fall and the sins of men and angels as we explore how …
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The Psalmist asked, "Why do the wicked prosper, while the righteous suffer?" The prophet Habakkuk asked virtually the same question in his day as he witnessed his homeland overrun with the invading armies of the Chaldeans. Initially, from Habakkuk's …
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Acer- Emachine - Gateway to name a few... There is no option to disable it at all-- it is missing.
Microsoft REQUIRES that all x86/x86-64 machines have the option to turn off Secure Boot...
I had a friend bring me his All in one with Windows 8
Acer Aspire AZS600-UR15
and wanted me to install Windows 7 on it- there was no option to turn off the check.
Windows 7 would pretend like it would install then at the point of installing boot loader - Fail- even when I placed a fresh drive int the machine.
It would not let it write to the boot sector.
I looked and there was nothing -- the only options were - to control boot order- check for extra hard drives and turn to compatibility mode.
I had to end up restoring the Windows 8.
Secure Boot was obviously disabled.
It shouldn't even let you boot from a DVD if Secure Boot is enabled.
Compatibility mode? Perhaps they're calling it that? By the way, Secure Boot doesn't prevent the writing of the boot sector, I don't think. I think it only prevents booting from a boot sector that doesn't have a valid certificate stored in the UEFI. I think. So if malware overwrites it, you will be blocked from booting... and will have to run the recovery DVD to re-write the boot sector.


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The partnership contract signed yesterday precedes a mining convention by the end of 2012.
The government of Cameroon has employed the services of a legal adviser on one hand and those of a financial adviser on the other to work with in the multi-billion Mbalam Iron Project in the East Region so as to uphold the interest of the country and the population before, during and after the extraction of the mineral.
The supervisory authority, the Minister of Mines, Industries and Technological Development, Emmanuel Bonde, yesterday August 30, signed a partnership contract with an American Legal Advisory Firm, Patton Boggs represented by its General Manager, Joseph Brand and another with a financial Adviser and Lead Advisor, BMCE Capital, represented by its General Manager for Central Africa, Serge Yanic Nana. The Minister was assisted by the Secretary of State in the Ministry, Dr. Fuh Calistus Gentry.
According to the terms of the 20-page, 10-copy document penned between Emmanuel Bonde and Joseph Brand, Patton Boggs is to guide government on the legal procedures given the stakes of the project coupled with the huge financial engagements involved. Speaking to the press, Joseph Brand sounded upbeat that with his firm's 50-year experience, government could count on it for a hitch-free execution of the project.
Meanwhile as Lead Advisor and Legal Adviser, BMCE Capital is expected to coordinate the entire advisory body so that government's interest is assured in the entire project. It is to assist the State in all financial dealings vis-à-vis the project especially in the mining, rail and ports sectors that constitute focal points in the entire project. Exploration results show that over 300 million iron ore reserves have been discovered on the field and that over FCFA 2,500 billion is needed for the first phase.
Minister Bonde said the project is so huge that a financial expert is absolutely needed to regularly advice government on the negotiation of conventions, on the profitability of the project to the State, on the determination of tariffs to be levied on ports and rail infrastructure as well as on the mechanisms to optimise State revenue in the project.
"We are looking forward to finalising the structure of the project from the legal, financial and technical standpoints and signing all the documentation that is necessary to fund the project from the bank's standpoint. We are expecting before the end of this year to have a mining convention signed. With this, the documentation will move to the banks for the money to be raised after which construction will start. So, we are expecting by 2016 to start off with the commercial operation," the Lead Advisor and Financial Adviser, Serge Yanic Nana, said.
Mining Begins in 2016!
If the calendar of the Mbalam Iron Ore Mining Project is respected to the letter, then real mining could begin in 2016. Negotiations are ongoing between Sundance Resources Limited, whose Cameroon partner, Cam Iron, is to execute the project and the government of Cameroon for a mining convention to be signed before the end of 2012.
Once this is done, experts say, mobilisation of the 5 billion dollars (about FCFA 2,500 billion) needed for the first phase of the project will begin. The second phase of the project to gulp in 4.9 billion dollars (about FCFA 2,400 billion) will begin 12 years after the mining operation. It will consist in constructing and using a mining unit.


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Read more: "Climate change: What we do – and don't – know"
Warm air holds more moisture: about 5 per cent more for each 1 °C temperature increase. This means more rain or snow overall, and more intense rain or snowfall on average.This trend is already evident, and is stronger than models predict.
More intense precipitation means more floods. While we can't say whether a particular flood is due to climate change, modelling indicates that climate change is making such events far more likely and more extreme. The many floods in the past year or two, from Pakistan to the US, might not have broken so many records had the world not been warming.
Although most of the world will get more rainfall on average, dry periods will still occur from time to time. When they do, soils will dry out faster because of ...
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Alec Baldwin and 28-Year-Old Wife Are Officially Expecting Baby!
Being a dad rocks!
30 Rock star Alec Baldwin and wife Hilaria have confirmed that they are expecting a baby this summer, according to People.
"We're so thrilled, and we can't wait to meet our baby," the couple says.
It definitely sounds like the actor couldn't be in better spirits.
"He's just really happy," says a source about Alec. "They light up the room whenever they are together." Aww!
Alec, who is 54, got hitched to yoga instructor Hilaria, who's 28, in June 2012. He has a 17-year-old daughter, Ireland, from his previous marriage to actress Kim Basinger.
Congrats, you two!
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STRESS can trigger binge eating and compulsive drug-taking. But how?
Kent Berridge of the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, and colleagues suggest that stress hormones might actually change how much we value a reward, increasing our desire for something pleasurable without actually increasing our enjoyment.
Berridge's team injected the stress hormone corticotropin releasing factor (CRF) into the nucleus accumbens of rats' brains, a part of the dopamine "reward circuitry" responsible for wanting or desire. These rats had been trained to press a lever to get a dose of sugar and to associate hearing a certain tone with getting that sugar. The stressed rats worked harder at pressing the lever when they heard the tone than rats with low stress hormones (BMC Biology, DOI: 10.1186/1741-7007-4-8).
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Fast & Curious: the McLaren X-1
McLaren's X-1 has polarised the office. Time to have it out with some verbal fisticuffs...
Posted: 15 Oct 2012
PD: Polarising? People were fainting in shock at The Quail when they saw it. What kind of strange and eclectic list spawned the X-1?
SP: It's even weirder than you could possibly imagine. If you'll permit me to quote from McLaren's unintentionally hilarious bumf: "Inspirational cars included a 1961 Facel Vega, a 1953 Chrysler D'Elegance Ghia... and a 1971 Citroen SM. There were various examples of architecture - including the Guggenheim museums - plus a Jaeger-LeCoultre Art Deco clock, an Airstream trailer, a grand piano and an eggplant. 'The client liked the shiny texture,' notes [McLaren design director Frank] Stephenson. There was also a black-and-white photo of Audrey Hepburn."


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16th European Conference on Information Systems at the J.E. Cairnes Graduate School of Business & Public Policy, National University of Ireland, Galway
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Design has long been an underlying theme in the study of information systems. Yet until recently, the term 'design' has been used primarily to denote the activity of creating technical artifacts, especially software applications. Most design concepts, models, and methods are treated in this limited context of technically designed systems with social consequences.
In this track we encourage a much broader view of design in which information systems are seen as socio-semiotic systems that are technically grounded. Accordingly, in this track, designing IS refers to constructing alternative socio-technical and cognitive-based futures by shaping social, physical, semiotic and technological environments via intentional IS-oriented design acts. This view treats IS design as an inclusive, open-ended process (and not as a concrete outcome or a finite object) where interactions and boundary processes between different IS-related realms are the focus of interest. Accordingly, we understand the term design in the IS context as including a design attitude that purposefully seeks to shape our cognitive, semiotic, social or physical environments. Through interaction with and reconfiguration of technical artifacts these aspects of an IS environment function as agents of change and carriers of situated discourse.
The conference theme, Information Systems in an Innovative Knowledge-Based Society, calls for a broad, inclusive view of IS scholarship that aspires to promote positive social impact and suggests ways of using information technology for fulfilling human ideals. Strengthening a design attitude in IS research has the potential to invigorate design scholarship in IS, and extend it beyond the traditional boundaries of design science, which so far have focused on the technical aspects of the domain. The design lens allows us to ask legitimately not only how things work "mechanically" and how to engineer them well based on first principles, but also to ask what we should do to make it work in other realms, and why we ought to do it at all. The design stance in this broader conception is action-oriented towards seeking betterment of activities, practices and social systems.
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