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Information tsar defies doctorsPatients and families will gain access to records despite the medical profession's worries.
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UK police 'among the world's worst'Britain's police forces are among the least effective in the developed world, according to new research which blames the decline on the breakdown of the traditional family and the disappearance of the beat bobby.
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Bulldog spirit of escapers from the NazisDeclassified files record repeated bids for freedom.
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Hollywood star Zsa Zsa Gabor caused uproar in the art establishment when she was photographed half-straddling a sculpture in the Tate Gallery in London.
Lesbian novel was 'danger to nation'A lesbian novel was banned after official medical advice that it would encourage female homosexuality and lead to 'a social and national disaster'.
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'We can't be trusted to drink sensibly and that'll never change' says former Blur guitarist.
Liver patients offered a lifeline
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CLEVELAND (AP) — The presumed favorite in the Browns' coaching search says he's in the running.
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Successes in Reducing Deforestation and the Global Warming Pollution it Causes
June 9th, 2014
I'm now in Bonn at the United Nations climate negotiations, where the big news is that in the last week the world's two biggest emitters – China and the United States – have announced important actions to cut their carbon pollution, especially from the coal that they burn. These steps are welcome, but they are plans, not accomplishments, and they come late compared to other countries that have already acted to reduce their carbon dioxide emissions.
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Farmers and foresters already face a great deal of uncertainty in their professions. All it takes is a few weeks of intense drought, a single hailstorm, or an uncontrolled wildfire to destroy the results of their labors, and with it, their livelihoods. Read More
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For quite a while, agriculture was dismissed as a possible way to mitigate climate change, because it's where our food comes from, and we can't live without food. From this obvious fact came the misinterpretation that we couldn't cut agricultural greenhouse gas emissions without threatening food security. Read More
Cows Are the Real Hogs: The IPCC and the Demand Side of Agriculture
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One small but important breakthrough in the new IPCC report on climate mitigation, released Sunday in Berlin, is that the chapter on agriculture, forest, and other land use (AFOLU) looks at the demand side, not just supply. In other words, it not only asks how we can create less global warming pollution in producing food and wood products, but also what kinds of food and wood products we ought to be producing and consuming if we want to avoid catastrophic climate change. Read More
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The taxman cometh. At my house, the 1040 is signed and the check is written, joining millions of others in the mail this week. Recently, the U.S. Treasury Department reported that improvement in the U.S. economy is leading to rising revenues from federal taxes. But just what are our tax dollars buying? Read More
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I'm in Berlin at the Global Land Project conference, a biennial gathering of about 1000 scientists who study how we Earthlings use our world. I gave a talk on beef compared to other meats in the informal "Pecha Kucha" format, which requires you to use only 20 slides, each displayed for only 20 seconds. It was fun, but the big excitement has been hearing new ideas presented by researchers from all over the world.
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|House Republicans Make Another Push To End The Wind PTC
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|U.S. Rep. Mike Pompeo, R-Kan., is leading yet another attack against the wind production tax credit (PTC). He and 53 other representatives have jointly issued [read more]
|IRS Issues More PTC Guidance, Easing Some Wind Industry Concerns
|by Mark Del Franco on Tuesday August 12 2014
|On Aug. 8, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) issued guidance to wind developers and investors further spelling out what it means for a wind project [read more]
|WTO Upholds Ruling Against China's Export Policy On Rare Earths
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|The World Trade Organization (WTO) has rejected China's appeal of a ruling that found the country violated trade rules by restricting the export of rare [read more]
|Report: Upcoming Elections Are Critical To New England's Clean Energy Future
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|The upcoming elections in November will be central in deciding the fate of the clean energy industry in New England, according to a new report [read more]
|Sen. Grassley Makes Another Legislative Push For Wind PTC Extension
|by NAW Staff on Wednesday July 30 2014
|U.S. Sen. Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa, has proposed amendments to the Bring Jobs Home Act before the U.S. Senate that would restore tax incentives for wind [read more]
|EPA Holds Public Hearings On Proposed Clean Power Plan
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|Today, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has kicked off four two-day public hearings about its proposed Clean Power Plan, and groups from around the [read more]
|Sierra Club Points Finger At Nine More House Members For Wind PTC Inaction
|by NAW Staff on Wednesday July 23 2014
|The Sierra Club is continuing its nationwide ad blitz to urge Congress to renew the production tax credit (PTC) by targeting nine more members of [read more]
|Trade Reps Launch Global Talks To Eliminate Tariffs On Environmental Goods
|by NAW Staff on Friday July 11 2014
|Diplomats from 14 World Trade Organization (WTO) members have launched a set of plurilateral talks intended to eliminate tariffs on so-called "environmental goods" - products [read more]
|FWS Issues Landmark Eagle Take Permit: What Does It Mean For Wind Projects?
|by David Plumpton on Thursday July 10 2014
|[Editor's note: On June 26, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) announced it would issue a five-year programmatic eagle take permit to EDF Renewable [read more]
|PSC Authorizes NYSERDA To Double Term For Renewable Energy Contracts
|by NAW Staff on Thursday July 10 2014
|The New York Public Service Commission (PSC) has authorized the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) to begin issuing 20-year contracts for [read more]
|Official: Maryland ORECs To Come After Lease Block Auction
|by Mark Del Franco on Wednesday July 09 2014
|Would-be developers seeking to build an offshore wind farm off the Maryland coast should expect the release of the state's offshore renewable energy certificates (ORECs) [read more]
|302 Clean Energy Groups Urge Congress To Pass Stalled Tax Extenders Bill
|by Joseph Bebon on Thursday June 26 2014
|Although some political leaders have suggested Congress won't take on a stalled tax extenders bill until after the November elections, a coalition of 302 groups [read more]
|Opinion: Where The Wind Industry Went Wrong In Ohio
|by Jereme Kent on Tuesday June 17 2014
|Editor's note: On June 13, Gov. John Kasich, R-Ohio, signed S.B.310 into law. The legislation not only freezes Ohio's 25% by 2025 Alternative Energy Portfolio [read more]
|Ohio Gov. Kasich Green-Lights Tougher Wind Turbine Setbacks
|by NAW Staff on Tuesday June 17 2014
|Gov. John Kasich, R-Ohio, signed Ohio's budget bill, H.B.483, on Monday without vetoing a provision that establishes a harsher setback rule for wind turbines in [read more]
|Governing Liberal Party Prevails In Ontario Election
|by NAW Staff on Friday June 13 2014
|The ruling Liberal Party prevailed in Ontario following an election Thursday - a victory that could keep wind energy well positioned for further growth in [read more]


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In this short clip Contra-Mestre Marco Antônio, from Alto Astral group in Portugal, records Mestre Gajé's latest songs. The video has English captions and it really worth watching. Coming from Recife, Pernambuco, Marco Antônio has a special take on the … Continue reading
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Pelvimeter - Chrome, circa 1920 Reg. No: SH 850492
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- Pelvimeter used in a mental health hospital in Victoria Australia circa 1920. Used by doctors to measure the width of a patient's pelvis. Usually used to measure width of female pelvis to determine if a baby could be delivered vaginally.
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- Pelvimeter is marked in centimetres on gauge, hinged with adjustable screw on one side. Bold curve of arms, shaped like a stethoscope, closed balled tips.
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- Donation from Office of Psychiatric Services
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Todd James, cover artist of our August 2008 issue and always one of our favorites when he has a new body of work out, just opened his newest solo show, Yield To Temptation at Nanzuka Gallery in Tokyo. Coinciding with the exhibition,NYC publishing company Picture Box released a "Yield to Temptation" book that features James' drawings.
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WIth our Public Art Issue (May 2012) getting a lot of attention and great feeback, we have been excited that our 4 cover artists have been busy this month. JR, who is always busy with various projects around the world, is set to release a new book this month, Women Are Hereos: A Global Project by JR with Abrams. We have a few sneaks of the book after the jump . . .
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New Book: "Banksy: You Are an Acceptable Level of Threat"Juxtapoz // Friday, March 09, 2012
Books are a good thing. When it comes to art, there is nothing better than a good art book. Banksy, who has had a few official, and unofficial successes in the book publishing world, is set to release a new collection, Banksy: You Are an Acceptable Level of Threat, this July 2012. The 240-page hardcover collection will be published under the Carpet Bombing Culture house. And at $23, it ain't going to bankrupt you.
Camille Rose Garcia Book Signing and Exhibition @ Michael Kohn Gallery, Los AngelesJuxtapoz // Thursday, February 16, 2012
Los Angeles' Michael Kohn Gallery will be presenting both an exhibition and book signing of watercolor paintings by Camille Rose Garcia featured in the illustrated version of the Grimm Brothers' Snow White. (We just received a copy of the book in our office, great works). The exhibition will open on March 15, with a book signing on the same night.
Design Behind DesireErotica // Thursday, January 12, 2012
'Design Behind Desire' is a beautifully conceived book about wanting, longing, yearning, generating and fulfilling of a highly sexual and erotic nature and, as an entity within itself, becomes an object of desire as each sensuously laden page is turned. It both demonstrates and embodies desire by exploring the most beautiful objects of and for desire where integrity, beauty, sexuality and sensuality are at the heart of the creations.
New Book Release: VhilsJuxtapoz // Tuesday, January 10, 2012
One of our favorite contemporary artists, Lisbon-based Vhils, just released a new monograph with Gestalten that we just receieved in the office yesterday. The monograph Vhils is the most extensive collection of his personal and commissioned work to date, much of which is published here for the first time, with an introduction written by Wooster Collective.
It Chooses You By Miranda JulyJuxtapoz // Wednesday, December 21, 2011
There are two things we like in our Juxtapoz office; Miranda July and McSweeney's. So knowing that filmmaker, artist, author, performance artist Miranda July just released a new book published by McSweeney's, we figured this could be your last chance to actually buy something of interest for a loved one this holiday.
Tomer Hanuka Limited Edition "Overkill" BookJuxtapoz // Tuesday, December 13, 2011
A few months ago, we announced the release of NYC-based illustrator Tomer Hanuka's new book, Overkill. Today, Upper Playground and Gingko Press have released a limited edition version of Hanuka' book, featuring embossed cream slipcase and a limited edition Giclee print on archival fine art paper, in an edition of 120.
New Book: OaKoAk w/ Edition PopulaireJuxtapoz // Monday, December 12, 2011
Simplicity can be the most effective form of street art. One of the best, OaKoAk, featured on the site and in the magazine this year, just released a new book through Edition Populaire, the self-titled OaKoAk. The book features a collection of some of the best street pieces we have seen over the past few years, both humorous and extremely clever.


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If you've been keen on learning more details about the IE's updated developer tools, here is a short hands on video, which should give you a far better impression than yesterday's screenshot. Starts at around 3:30.
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Religious Studies and the First Amendment
This essay is well worth reading as are the introductory comments by Coleman.
I would only disagree with one statement that Prothero makes. He says, "Because of misunderstandings about the 1st Amendment, religious studies are seldom taught in public schools."
My own experience tells me this excuse is simplistic. Having participated in a conference of ministers discussing teaching creation science at a small town public school in Oklahoma, I know that conservative preachers will drop their demand for public schools to teach creation science if that also means the schools will be teaching the creation accounts and religious beliefs of Native Americans and other religions.
Religion is all or nothing for conservative Christians. They don't want "teaching about religion" -- certainly not comparative religion -- they want the schools to indoctrinate students in their own brand of religion. If they can't have that, they don't want public schools teaching anything about religion at all.
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Why does it seem so often that Christians (the conservative, right-wing ones, at any rate) are so "all or nothing" with regards to religion? I'm not a religious person, and not well versed in the Bible, but I seem to remember from a long ago Sunday school lesson that Jesus taught, among other things, a "live and let live" sort of tolerance and respect for our fellow man.
Good post...I enjoy your blog immensely. I've had my times when I've bashed Christians, but your example has shown me that there are good, decent Christians out there. Are you considering a Presidential run in 2008? :)
- Dr. Bruce Prescott said...
I'm already President of the Oklahoma Chapter of Americans United for Separation of Church and State. By the time the current occupant of the White House finishes his term of service, that will certainly disqualify me for public service.
I'd challenge you to not stop there. Don't let the attitudes and behaviors of other Christians determine your opinion of Jesus. Find out for yourself. Dig into the Bible and read/study the Gospels, for starters. If we look to anybody other than Jesus, we will be disappointed. By the way, Christianity is not a religion. It's a relationship - with Jesus Christ. Thank God that we don't have to be 'good enough' or work our way into it - we just have to have faith and believe. That's good news!
Interesting post. That is why I would advocate teaching of Intelligent Design or at the very least an acknowledgement in textbooks of the fact that evolution is a theory. And I would also like to point out that not all conservative preachers don't want comparative religion taught. In fact, there are preachers and other Christians who would love to see religion taught in school systems. Provided, of course, that it is taught in a truthful, intellectually honest way.
And I would also say that many Christians don't want indoctrination, but rather some classical tolerance toward the Christian and other faiths.
Of course, what do I know? I'm just some "scary, fundamentalist" Christian who believes the Bible.
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Roger - I've often considered it, but (and I don't want to put anyone off here, as I have a great respect for those who have faith and practice relitions) I have never really been a believer. I'd feel that I'd be doing little more than "lip service", as I've never really, truly believed in any religious teaching. I respect them; I think Christians in particular do many good things in our world, and (with the exception of the extremists and fundamentalists) are usually the most kind, caring, sincere, and respectable people I know. I'm in the Navy, and though I may not share their views I've always found our chaplains to be the best to turn to in times of need. We'd be much worse off without them. But I've never really been a believer.
KG, my personal opposition to teaching religion on a public primary/secondary school level isn't necessarily a matter of exclusion. I just don't feel that it's the right place. Certainly it's not something that can/should be ignored (an issue of a HS valedictorian being told to censor remarks on her faith out of her valedictory address to me is just BS), but in other than historical aspects the public schools just aren't set up to do it. And if you are going to talk on one, you'd have to talk on all. It's the very thing, to me, that the family and mainly the church is responsible for. On the same hand, schools should allow the free personal practice of religion (within limits of reason, i.e., if your religion requires ritual sacrifice that is probably best left off school grounds :) Telling Muslim children they aren't allowed to wear their hijab, or Christian children that crosses are verboten, is as much a contravention of the 1st Amendment as teaching Genesis in the physical science class.
College...well, classes on religion are a long standing institution, and for public colleges this, to me, isn't a problem. Why? College is, by definition, "higher education", and with a foundation from high school (and below), religous topics can be studied in an acacemic manner. And furthermore, colleges have the recsources (well, hopefully) to offer these in a specalized manner (like most subjects in college), and to offer a much broader range of specific courses.
Now, to emphasizing that evolution is a theory...more power to 'em. It is a theory. A well supported one, but a theory all the same. But to me "intelligent design" is a disengenuous gussying-up of the creation story. Why not address it simply by saying (this at the HS/jr. high level, or even elementary) that many religious views believe that the world/universe was created by a higher being...and that said view is one that students, if they are interested in it and believe one of those views, that their belief is respected, but it's a subject to pursue at home/church.
- Leighton said...
As I've mentioned before, calling evolution a "theory" is perfectly correct, but doing so without further comment can be misleading. A theory, as the word is used by scientists, is not the midpoint between hypothesis and law; calling something a theory says nothing whatsoever about the degree to which the theory's claims are supported by evidence. Rather, a theory is a set of organizing principles that together help make sense of hordes of otherwise disjointed data points.
Atomic theory, the germ theory of disease and general relativity's description of gravity are all theories in this sense, but nobody ever goes around saying "Oh, they're just theories". They certainly don't think we should put stickers in chemistry, physics and immunology textbooks to that effect. It just doesn't make sense.
No one believes unless we know in whom we are believing.
I'm reminded of Romans 10:14 ...
"But how can they call on him to save them unless they believe in him? And how can they believe in him if they have never heard about him? And how can they hear about him unless someone tells them?"
Don't hesitate to read the Bible as that is where we can learn more about Him, and we see His kindness towards us, that leads us to repentance.
Jeremiah 9:24
"but let him who boasts boast about this: that he understands and knows me, that I am the LORD , who exercises kindness, justice and righteousness on earth, for in these I delight," declares the LORD.
Jeremiah 31:3
The LORD appeared to us in the past, saying:
"I have loved you with an everlasting love; I have drawn you with loving-kindness.
Ephesians 2:7
"in order that in the coming ages he might show the incomparable riches of his grace, expressed in his kindness to us in Christ Jesus."
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My question would be that someone could make a tutorial or example of how such an object emitter upload?
Thanks in advance for your help.
example: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iUcEEKtUnZc
HI Lazaruszi
Since it's my clip, I better explain how I did it
It's a trick. / illusion.
Carrara particles have NO Volume,. they're flat, and don't build up. ...so,. you need to fake it.
The Glass has an object inside it (the fluid) and that object has a couple of Morphs, to make it "Fill Up" the glass.
the main particle emitter, uses a "Meta Particle" which looks like a fluid / liquid. and the particles collide with the glass.
The "fluid" object in the glass, is animated to change the morph and "Fill the glass".
Hope it helps
LOL Thanks for the quick reply I will try to do the trick
Then I can not do such a thing with carrara?, just Blender or RealFlow?
example: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P0PKkE8awcw
Not yet
There's a system being developed by Frederic " F1oat " , a user here. and there were some interesting examples shown in the old forum, but .. I've no idea where those are now.


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To this day, Dacey said there is a part of him that "still believes," at least in the messages of love and giving.
"I suppose I stopped believing in a living, breathing jolly-old-elf over a number of middle-school years, but have never stopped believing in Santa," he said. "I hope the silver sleigh bell would still ring for me."
Emily Charlton is still miffed that Mom spilled the beans.
"It was honestly the first time I can remember feeling heartbreak," she said. "I don't think it was just about the belief in Santa, but about the belief in magic and wonder and make believe, and everything that makes your childhood so great," she said.
But one parent -- now a grandmother who dresses up each year pretending to be an elf -- defended herself for bringing a dose of reality to her household when she was raising a family.
She was outraged when her 6-year-old son was sent to the principal's office for telling his first-grade class there was no Santa Claus.
"Man, was I mad about that," said Martha Chabinsky, a 59-year-old yoga teacher from Amherst, N.H. "Punishing a kid for telling the truth."


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