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I live my life by the golden rule and it's really that simple. I treat people how I want to be treated and I guess that's what I'm looking for in someone. Be yourself and look for someone that wants the same. I know that's kind of short and sweet but I'm a completely open book and will answer any and all questions, so fire away! -Update- Been on this site for awhile and I have to say this. If you're on this site just to get attention and have no intentions of actually going on a date with anyone, what the hell is the point? Maybe I've just had a bad streak of women I've met on here, but if you put in that you're interested in somebody, and then they send you an email that says I'd like to chat or something, you should probably reply in some fashion. It seems really stupid to join a site like this, tell someone you're interested and then ignore them. But hey, what do I know, right? So, if you're not on B.S. and want to meet a really cool, easy going, good guy like me, let me know. If you're an attention junkie just seeing how many guys you can get to turn your way so you can stockpile compliments, F off. Also, can someone explain to me why 80 percent of the women on here have a selfie picture of themselves in the driver's seat of their car? So strange that seems to be the most common picture on here. I see it all the time on Facebook and Twitter too. Is it because it's good lighting or because you're proud of your vehicle? Also, half of those driver's seat selfies have a goofy facial expression, too. It's like a lame joke that everyone keeps telling over and over again.
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Sir Edwin Chadwick
19 of 32 portraits on display in Room 22 at the National Portrait Gallery
© National Portrait Gallery, London
Sir Edwin Chadwick
by Antoine Samuel Adam-Salomon
marble bust, circa 1863
29 3/4 in. (756 mm) high
Given by, 1890
Primary Collection
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- Sir Edwin Chadwick (1801-1890), Sanitary reformer. Sitter in 2 portraits.
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- Antoine Samuel Adam-Salomon (1818-1881). Artist associated with 2 portraits.
Linked publicationsback to top
- Ormond, Richard, Early Victorian Portraits, 1973, p. 97
- Saywell, David; Simon, Jacob, Complete Illustrated Catalogue, 2004, p. 111
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Nov. 28, 1971 - July 22, 2007
CLARKSFIELD Twp. - Ronald T. Link, 35, of Clarksfield Township, died Sunday in Wakeman Township as a result of an accident.
He was born in Amherst, Nov. 28, 1971 and was a Lorain County resident most of his life. For the past three years he resided in Norwalk and moved to Clarksfield Township in Jan. 2007.
He was a 1990 graduate of Oberlin High School. Following high school he enlisted in the Navy and served in 1991 and 1992. By trade he was a roofer until he became medically disabled. He enjoyed spending time with his family and friends. He loved music, NASCAR racing, watching ESPN, and rooting for his favorite team the Dallas Cowboys.
He is survived by his wife, Patience M. (Stackpole); daughters, Abbey-Gayle, Beverly, and Gracie Link, all at home; a stepdaughter, Dakota Knoll; a stepson, Dalton Stackpole, both at home; brothers, Donnie Link of Tampa, Fla. and Cyrus Link of Berea; sisters, Sonya Dodson of Norwalk and Crystal Link of Elyria; grandmothers, Edna McIntyre of Florida and Mary Dodson of Oberlin; and a special nephew, Brian Dodson of Norwalk.
Friends may call from 6 to 8 p.m. Friday at the Garland-Misencik Funeral Home, 851 Park Ave., Amherst. Cremation provided by Cromco Services, Elyria.
Memorial gifts may be sent to the funeral home.


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How far would you go to find out if your dog loved you? Would you cross the country and back again? Would you consult a therapist? A pet communicator? Because Benoit Denizet-Lewis did those things and more wondering if his Labrador retriever, Casey, loved him. Oh, and while he was at it, he explored the […]
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I didn't take notes. I forgot to email the publisher for photos to use. In other words, I enjoyed Pukka's Promise: The Quest for Longer-Lived Dogs so much that I just wanted to read it. I forgot all about being a good reviewer. What made a book about dog health so interesting? Longer-Lived Dogs Ted […]
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What's the best way to bond with your newly adopted dog? How about a nice long hike? Getting to Know Your New Dog Kevin Runolfson wanted a dog to walk. He adopted Rufus, a year-old, chocolate lab/Shar Pei mix at the Humane Society. Four months later they began hiking the Appalachian Trail together from Georgia […]


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Tigers fall to Eagan in classic state title match BY DAVE PEDERSEN SUN PRESS NEWSPAPERS Elle Heinonen best described Delano's near victory in the State Class 3A volleyball championship game against Eagan Saturday by proclaiming, "The team came together like we always do and fought our way back...Read More
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Trip to state earned after Tigers upset top seed Chaska BY DAVE PEDERSEN The common theme expressed by Delano volleyball players after a dramatic 3-2 victory over Chaska in the Class 3A Section 2 championship game Saturday had to do with believing and dreams coming true. Competing in what is procl...Read More
BY DAVE PEDERSEN Both Rockford and Delano earned first-round victories to open section volleyball tournaments last week. Second round play was Tuesday after this issue went to press. Rockford defeated Providence Academy 3-0 in the Section 5AA tournament. A win over No. 2 seed DeLaSalle would put the...Read More
BY DAVE PEDERSEN Both area volleyball teams could not have asked for much more when the section seeds were passed out, adding the important component of home court. Delano is the No. 2 seed in the Class 3A, Section 2 tournament, considered one of the toughest in the state. The 25-3 Tigers won its la...Read More
BY DAVE PEDERSEN It was all a setup for Delano to defeat some of the top volleyball teams in the state when capturing the 31-team St. Michael-Albertville Invitational Saturday. The play on words refers to the standout play of junior setter Kristin Kreklow, who was named Minnesota volleyball player o...Read More
BY DAVE PEDERSEN The Twin Cities Marathon is not until Sunday, but Delano volleyball players know what runners will go through after playing eight matches and 21 games in one week. The Tigers almost had a perfect run when winning seven of the eight matches before losing 2-1 to the host team at Satur...Read More


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Brass: Biofuel biz still needs support
You think oil prices are jumpy? Just try getting into the biofuels business.
The nascent industry's success is tied to the price of commodities like soybeans and corn used to make the alternative fuels, and to the price and demand for the oil with which it competes. Over the past year, biofuel makers and sellers have struggled with the high price of feedstock along with a dip in gasoline prices that has fueled an interest in alternative energy sources.
"In my involvement in biofuels in the last seven years, I have seen (prices) go up and down," said Jonathan Overly, executive director of the East Tennessee Clean Fuels Coalition, part of the University of Tennessee's Institute for a Secure and Sustainable Environment. The coalition works with local businesses and government to develop sources and markets for biofuels and to educate the public on their advantages.
Overly describes the current price of biodiesel as improving slightly, while the cost of corn-based ethanol - sold as E85, or 85 percent denatured ethanol and 15 percent gasoline - is in the right range at about $1.95 per gallon.
However, gas prices remain too low to push most consumers to this alternative, he said.
"It's in the right area," he said, adding that for ethanol to succeed it must run more than 20 percent to 25 percent cheaper than gas relative to its energy efficiency compared to regular gasoline.
With the high price of soybeans, a couple of local biodiesel producers have been forced out of business over the past two years, but a downward shift in commodity prices is rekindling interest in that marketplace, Overly said. East Tennessee gas stations offering biofuels also are continuing to expand, he said, but these efforts can be attributed to help from taxpayers as part of government initiatives aimed at spurring the industry.
New B20 (20 percent mix of biodiesel with petroleum-derived diesel) and E85 pumps have been installed at stations in Kingston, Kingsport, Newport, Bulls Gap and Athens, but most have had the assistance of state or federal grants to do so, Overly said.
In the end, Overly said, state and federal government intervention will be required to maintain a stable enough market for biofuels to get the industry on its feet. The federal renewable fuels standard is a start, he said. Passed in 2005, the law mandates that a growing supply of biodiesel and ethanol be available in the marketplace, increasing from 4 billion gallons in 2006 to 7.5 billion gallons by 2012. A second version of the standard is undergoing a comment period through the Environmental Protection Agency.
But Overly said the state needs to pass similar mandates to not only ease and accelerate biofuels usage in the marketplace but encourage local production and create jobs.
"The real benefit to states doing this - it gets more to the jobs," he said. "It sets a threshold to be able to set up those green jobs … (and can) incentivize crop production as well. The (federal) RFS is not helping us, but an in-state mandate could."
In the meantime, the coalition is working to get the word out about biofuels and hopes the market improves.
"We're just going to have to ride that wave the best we can and try to get these fuels marching forward," he said.
Larisa Brass is a freelance contributor to the News Sentinel.
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Submissions from 2009
Fun & Games: an Introduction to Console Forensics, Peter Hannay
Satellite Navigation Forensics Techniques, Peter Hannay
An Assessment of Internationalised Domain Name Homograph Attack Mitigation Implementations, Peter Hannay and Christopher Bolan
Firewire Forensics in Modern Operating Systems, Peter Hannay and Andrew Woodward
Culture jamming: from activism to hactivism, Kay Hearn, Rachel Mahncke, and Patricia Williams
Cyber Influence, William Hutchinson
Security as an element in environmental assessment and decision making, William Hutchinson and Matthew Warren
Assessing the Usability of Personal Internet Security Tools, T Ibrahim, Steven Furnell, M Papadaki, and Nathan Clarke
Evaluating Web-Based User Authentication using Graphical Techniques, MZ Jali, Steven Furnell, and PS Dowland
Use of a Secure Portable Application Device as a Component of Network Centric Operations, Peter James
Security Requirements Engineering-The Reluctant Oxymoron, Michael Johnstone
An Introduction to Digital Forensics, Andrew Jones
A summary of Thoughts, Issues and Problems, Andrew Jones
Conclusions and Final Thoughts, Andrew Jones
Developing the Business Plan, Andrew Jones
Establishing and Managing a Digital Forensics Laboratory, Andrew Jones
High Technology Crimes: Case Summaries, Andrew Jones
Lessons not learned on data disposal, Andrew Jones
Networking, Liaison and Sources of Information, Andrew Jones
Responding to Crimes requiring Computer Forensic Investigation, Andrew Jones
The Computer Forensics Unit Strategic, Tactical, and Annual Plans, Andrew Jones
The Future of Digital Forensics in the Criminal Justice System, Andrew Jones
Types of Forensic Investigation, Andrew Jones
Why are we not getting better at Data Disposal?, Andrew Jones
Workload Management and the Outsourcing Option, Andrew Jones
The 2009 Analysis of Information Remaining on USB Storage Devices Offered for Sale on the Second Hand Market, Andrew Jones, Craig Valli, and G Dabibi
The 2008 analysis of information remaining on disks offered for sale on the second hand market, Andrew Jones, Craig Valli, Glenn Dardick, Iain Sutherland, and Gareth Davies
Application of latent moderated structuring (LMS) to rank the effects of intervening variables on teh IT and firm performance relationship, Abbas Keramati, Glenn Dardick, Navid Majir, and Behdad Banan
Bluetooth Hacking: A Case Study , Gary Kessler and Dennis Browning
An Anomaly-based Intrusion Detection Architecture to Secure Wireless Network, SY Lim and Andrew Jones
Terror attacks: Understanding social risk views between Singaporean lay and security practitioners, Yam Hoo Loo and David Brooks
Measuring information security governance within general medical practice, Rachel Mahncke, Donald McDermid, and Patricia Williams
Challenges in improving information security practice in Australian general practice, Donald Mcdermid, Rachel Mahncke, and Patricia Williams
Playing Safe: A prototype game for raising awareness of social engineering, Michael Newbould and Steven Furnell
PCI Compliance: Overcoming The Challenges, Benjamin Ngugi, Gina Vega, and Glenn Dardick
Security education in Singapore: A study of knowledge structures in electronic security technology, C Phinney and Clifton Smith
The 2009 Personal Firewall Robustness Evaluation, Ken Pydayya, Peter Hannay, and Patryk Szewczyk
An Assessment of People's Vulnerabilities in Relation to Personal and Sensitive Data, B.G. Sanders, P.S. Dowland, and Steven Furnell
A forensics overview and analysis of USB flash memory devices, Krishnun Sansurooah
Developing an Academic Curriculum in Information Operations: The First Steps, C.D. Schou, J Ryan, and Leigh Armistead
Current Issues in Aviation Security, Narayanan Srinivasan and Shreeman Prabhakaran
ADSL Router Forensics: Methods of Acquisition, Patryk Szewczyk
ADSL Router Forensics Part 2: Acquiring Evidence, Patryk Szewczyk
Assessing the Online Security Awareness of Australian Internet Users, Patryk Szewczyk and Steven Furnell
Insecurity by Obscurity: A Review of SoHo Router Literature from a Network Security Perspective , Patryk Szewczyk and Craig Valli
Improving an Organisations Existing Information Technology Policy to Increase Security, Shane Talbot and Andrew Woodward
Automatic detection of child pornography: A research in progress, Glen Thompson
Education and Training, Craig Valli
Laboratory Location, Craig Valli
Management of Evidence Storage, Craig Valli
Management of the Collection of Evidence, Craig Valli
Quality Assurance, Craig Valli
SCADA Forensics with Snort IDS, Craig Valli
Scoping the Requirement for the Laboratory, Craig Valli
Selecting the Staff, Craig Valli
The future of Digital Forensics and Its Role in Criminal Investigations, Craig Valli
The not so smart, smart grid - potential security risks associated with the deployment of smart grid technologies, Craig Valli
Understanding the role of the Digital Forensic Laboratory Manager, Craig Valli
Visualisation of Honeypot Data Using Graphviz and Afterglow, Craig Valli
SCADA Security - Slowly Circling a Disaster Area, Craig Valli and Andrew Woodward
Capturing Culture in Medical Information Security Research, Patricia Williams
What does security culture look like for small organizations?, Patricia Williams
Do Current BitTorrent Clients Running on Windows 7 Beta Leave Behind Meaningful Data?, Andrew Woodward
When You Can't See the Forest for the Domains: Why a Two Forest Model Should be Used to Achieve Logical Segregation Between SCADA and Corporate Networks, Andrew Woodward and Brett Turner
Submissions from 2008
iPhone Forensics Methodology and Tools, Haitham Al-Hajri and Krishnun Sansurooah
An overview of Mobile Embedded Memory and Forensics Methodology, Mesfer Al-Hajri
iPhone Forensics Methodology and Tools, Mesfer Al-Hajri and Krishnun Sansurooah
Organisational Security: A Propositional Study to Map Expert Knowledge, Adel Alruwaii and David Brooks
Psychometric Risk Perception: Why Some Individuals Elect not to Act on Risks? , Jaber Alsuhaimi and David Brooks
Digital Forensics and the Legal System: A Dilemma of our Times., James Tetteh Ami-Narh and Patricia Williams
Freedom Fighters or Terrorists by another Name?, William Bailey and Adam Mcgill
Survey and Future Trends of Efficient Cryptographic Function Implementations on GPGPUs, Adrian Boeing
Protecting Critical Infrastructure with Games Technology, Adrian Boeing, Martin Masek, and William Bailey
A Review of the Electronic Product Code Standards for RFID Technology, Christopher Bolan
RFID Communications - Who is Listening?, Christopher Bolan
Defining the science of private security through knowledge categorisation, David Brooks
Public Street CCTV: A Psychometric Study of Social Risk, David Brooks
Deployment of Keystroke Analysis on a Smartphone, A Buchoux and Nathan Clarke
A Framework for Anomaly Detection in OKL4-Linux Based Smartphones, G Chow and Andrew Jones
Evaluation a critical point on the path to intelligence, Jeffrey Corkill
Professional Intelligence Judgement Artistry, Jeffrey Corkill
Australia's Oil Refining Industry - Importance, Threats and Emergency Response, Amanda East and William Bailey
Malware Analysis Framework from Static to Dynamic Analysis, Fadi El-moussa and Andrew Jones
Aviation Infrastructure Protection: Threats Contingency Plans and the Importance of Networks, Melvyn Griffiths and William Bailey
Forensic Acquisition and Analysis of the TomTom One Satellite Navigation Unit, Peter Hannay
Cold Boot Memory Acquisition: An Investigation Into Memory Freezing and Data Retention Claims. , Peter Hannay and Andrew Woodward
Evaluating the Usability Impacts of Security Interface Adjustments in Word 2007, M Helala, Steven Furnell, and M Papadaki
Media, Government and Manipulation: The Cases of the Two Gulf Wars, William Hutchinson
Propaganda Dilemmas for Environmental Security, William Hutchinson
The Ethics of Information Operations, William Hutchinson
Catching the Malicious Insider, Andrew Jones
Dealing with the Malicious Insider, Andrew Jones and Carl Colwill
The 2007 Analysis of Information Remaining on Disks offered for sale on the second hand market, Andrew Jones, Craig Valli, Glenn Dardick, and Iain Sutherland
Analysis of Information Remaining on Hand Held Devices for Sale on the Second Hand Market, Andrew Jones, Craig Valli, and Iain Sutherland
Modern Society as Risk Society: Implications of Modernity on Private Security, David Jurcic
Security Metrics - A Critical Analysis of Current Methods, Manwinder Kaur and Andrew Jones
A New Definition of Piracy in South East Asia Required?, Paul Kevans and William Bailey
The Use of Red Teaming in The Corporate Environment: A Study of Security Management, Vulnerabilities and Defence, G Lane and David Brooks
Australian Defense Force Policy and the use of WPA2 as a security option for deployment of 802.11 wireless devices in the field, Drew Mceniery and Andrew Woodward
Email �Message-IDs� Helpful for Forensic Analysis?, Satheesaan Pasupatheswaran


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Smoke free apartments in Miami Beach, FL with designer kitchens and private balconies/patios. Homes have large closets, washers/dryers and tile or hardwood floors. Gated, pet friendly community with two swimming pools and a Jacuzzi, poolside tiki bar, fitness center, beauty salon, 24 hour valet and car detailing center. Guarantors welcome.
Flamingo South Beach North Tower Apartments in Miami Beach, FL 33139 is transitioning to be smoke free and are 10 minutes from downtown Miami and 30 miles from Fort Lauderdale, FL. Apartments have large closets and private balconies/patios with views of bay, pool, or city of Miami Beach. Gated, pet friendly community with two swimming pools and one Jacuzzi, fitness center, basketball and beach volleyball courts, poolside tiki bar and car detailing center. Dry cleaning service, convenience store, 24 hour valet, garage parking and on site recycling. Located 12 miles from Miami International Airport and easy access to I 395 and I 195 and within wal ...(show more)
We offer 7-15 month leases. Guarantors welcome.
Up to 2 Dogs welcome with $500.00 fee, $50.00 rent. Our pet-friendly apartments welcome most breeds of dogs. However, because certain dogs do not thrive in a community environment, we cannot accommodate the following breeds, dogs resembling these breeds, or mixes of these breeds: Akita, American Staffordshire Terrier, Bull Terrier, Chow, Doberman, German Shepherd, Husky, Pit Bull, Presa Canario, Rottweiler and Wolf Hybrid.
Up to 2 Cats welcome with $500.00 fee, $50.00 rent.
VIP spaces are assigned, covered garage spaces conveniently located near the entrance to the building. Valet parking is available per hour. 0-1 hour: $3, 1-5 hours: $6, 5-8 hours: $8, 8+ hours: $18. Guests with a guest resort pass may purchase a 14-day parking pass.
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Volume 2- A Pig Who Cooks! 2,890 words, is the tale of a young girl who is thrilled to meet a new friend who teaches her how to cook.
When Dayana goes to town with her mother, MiMi, she is introduced to a new friend, Piggy. He creates a fun technique with a sing-along rhyme as he teaches her how to bake tasty desserts
This is an interesting story of a child being enlightened by a whimsical friendly pig.
Imagination Station (children's series) is written entirely from the viewpoint of children and animal protagonist's, and gives a first person account with fun dialogue, morals and unique imaginations.
The characters are funny and interesting. The setting suits each theme for the stories.
Book 1 (On Candy Skates)- The tale of a young girl, Anslee, looking for a fun place to go with her pet pig and llama without getting into trouble.
Book 2 (A Pig Who Cooks!)- The tale of a young girl, Dayana and her mama, Mimi that makes friends with a pig who cooks at a cafe.
Book 3 (Tagger Dancers)- The story of tigers that showcase dancing skills with tap, ballet, hip-hop and disco.
Book 4 (Cha Wang Wangs)- The tale of puppy train conductors that takes children on fantasy rides.
Book 5 (Turtle with A Top Hat)- The tale of a turtle traveling through the desert to reach an oasis. He never gives up.
Book 6 (The Wise Frog In A Hat)- The story of a smart frog who lives in a sun-hat and does acrobats. She gives guidance.
Book 7 (Giraffe on Stilts)- The tale of a giraffe that have bad dreams of being the size of a dog. He deals with emotions.
Book 8 (Carly Fox Investigation)- The story of a female fox investigating and teaching children about nature.
Book 9 (Buddy Behavior Beaver)- The tale of a beaver that chooses sides between healthy nutritious meals and junk food.
Book 10 (Waddle Toddle Tambourine)- The story of a penguin that plays the tambourines. Music is her way to survive.
Story Outline- 2,890-words
Chapter 1- Dayana goes to town with her mother, becoming friends with a pig who cooks.
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Chapter 5- Dayana has fun learning how to mix ingredients and bake desserts.
Chapter 6- Dayana and MiMi are entertained by Piggy as they take delight in hot apple pie heaped with vanilla ice cream and moist chocolate chip cookies with a cold glass of milk.
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Elwood City turns 100! -- Pick a car, any car -- Jenna's bedtime blues.
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We all knew that Anthony Weiner is God's gift to comedy, but he's also a great gift for explaining Constitutional principles.
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We all knew that Anthony Weiner is God's gift to comedy, but he's also a great gift for explaining Constitutional principles.
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There are people all over the country – especially on college campuses – who love to criticize the Founders for holding slaves while claiming that all men are created equal. But are the critics just as hypocritical?
For several weeks now the Senate has been pushing hard to pass a new "comprehensive" immigration reform bill. Unfortunately, this bill violates the Laws of Nature… so it's doomed to failure if it ever becomes the law of the United States.
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If you learn these principles, then apply them to current events, they will change the way you look at politics and help you see why our system is so broken.
I decided not to post an intro to the Constitution video this week. Apparently I need to take a little break to give the Supreme Court a lesson:
You'll also want to check out Ben Shapiro's piece on Breitbart.com where he explains that no on in our government is willing to defend our Constitution. Now it's up to you to do it.
Both quotes used come from the Virginia Ratifying Convention:
"The extent of the United States cannot render this government oppressive. The powers of the general government are only of a general nature, and their object is to protect, defend, and strengthen the United States; but the internal administration of government is left to the state legislatures, who exclusively retain such powers as will give the states the advantages of small republics, without the danger commonly attendant on the weakness of such governments."
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"The powers of the general government relate to external objects, and are but few. But the powers in the states relate to those great objects which immediately concern the prosperity of the people. Let us observe, also, that the powers in the general government are those which will be exercised mostly in time of war, while those of the state governments will be exercised in time of peace."
James Madison
Ever since the Tea Party began in 2009, whenever there is discussion about a newly elected Republican everyone has the same question on their mind: Is this guy the real deal or is he more of the same? After all, the goal of most of the liberty groups that have formed over the last three years isn't to elect Republicans, but to elect principled conservatives and libertarians.
Because of that, I was excited when I got the opportunity to interview one of the new Republicans elected in 2010 – Rep. Bobby Schilling of Illinois. Unfortunately, being the tech wizard that I am we had some technical difficulties with the video that couldn't be fixed. So as much as I would love to post that, I have to settle for posting an article giving you my thoughts about the interview.
(In the interest of full disclosure, Rep. Schilling is not the Congressman for my district now, but he will be next term after redistricting. This is the first time I had the chance to speak with him, but I like the Congressman and will be voting for him in November.)
During our conversation, Rep. Schilling made one comment that gives us a great idea of where he stands – he mentioned individual rights. I can't remember the last time I heard a member of Congress bring up that topic voluntarily but it needs to happen more often. When I asked him if there were people in the House of Representatives fighting for the Constitution he said there are some, but:
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The other comment Rep. Schilling made that really stood out to me is that he chose to reject the Congressional health care and pension benefits. I did manage to some video of the speech he gave to the Rockford Tea Party just prior to our interview, so here is a 2 minute clip of the highlights (the part about rejecting Congressional benefits comes at 1:00):
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During my time with the Congressman, I didn't do a "gotcha" test of his Constitutional knowledge – largely because that wouldn't be fair and doesn't really prove anything – so I can't comment on how well he truly understands the document. He may know nothing or he may be a Constitutional scholar – I just don't know.
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Several times during the interview Rep. Schilling stressed the fact that the Republican leadership in the House checks each bill to ensure that it is Constitution before it can go to the floor for discussion. We can certainly argue about the Republican leadership's interpretation but the bottom line is that we have been successful in making the Constitution a factor in the legislative process again. We are beginning to move in the right direction and I believe that Rep. Schilling will help keep us on that path.


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Had a busy day today at the brilliant CYA conference. Thoroughly enjoyed presenting the 'Crowd Funding' session and teaching a great class of keen artists.
Returned home all pumped up after so much energy flying around. managed to finish this one off. Really enjoying using pen and ink at the moment.
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I wonder how Apple will react. It seems there is nothing too spiteful for them.
What if I don't really like the Windows 10 Technical Preview that much...can I still enter? Never been to Washington.
In my experience, 9879 is much more stable. Unfortunately, the restored Start menu is still not what the people want. I don't want a Start screen on the right hand side that can't be made narrower...
I don't think this is something new. I remember at the time Windows 8.1 was first out that there was a way to obtain an 8.1 ISO. I have an 8.1 ISO.
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Question for Industrial Designers.
Firstly, sorry for cross-posting this topic (posted this on Sijun too), but I remembered that a number of ID people come here thesedays, and it looks like I might need to make a decision about attending an art college reasonably soon.
Just for some background info, I graduated with a degree in Computer Science (nerrrrrd) and have been working for the last year in an academic research department. I'm 22. It's kinda dawned on me that programming and usability eval... *yawn*... usability evaluation of communications interface research is not my thing.
I can, in theory, still do another undergraduate degree, but I'm not sure in which subject. I'll also be paying financially out of my own pocket for it this time.
I'd like to do Industrial Design, as, IMHO, it teaches you to draw and design better than doing an illustration or graphic design degree. As far as I know, most illustrators actually did Industrial Design (Sijun regulars like Craig Mullins, Feng Zhu, even artists like Roger Dean etc.) ... and not Illustration or Fine Art.
Though in reality, I think I'd like to go into teaching art at either secondary (High School) or lecture at a college and not, in fact, freelance work.
Also, there are NO Industrial Design courses in the UK except for the Royal Academy ( http://www.rca.ac.uk ) or Coventry ( http://www.csad.coventry.ac.uk/indde...ourses-ind.htm ). That kinda sucks... as I like Scotland...
I guess my questions to the ID guys is:
1) Do you think artists doing an art degree (e.g. Illustration, Fine Art) can learn the principles of Industrial Design merely from books, or is it something that must be taught?
2) When working for a company that does conceptual design for films or TV, is it essential to have a degree in either Product Design or Industrial Design, or is a portfolio good enough?
Thanks for your time.
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you can learn everything from books if you have the motivation. honestly school is joke unless you dont know how to read :p
August 2nd, 2002 #3sparky Guest
Since I am not an industrial designer, I feel MORE than qualified to speak. :
First, I would think that the UK would have a decent apprentice/co-op/intern system for industrial design. So I would look into that.
Second, the notion of getting another undergraduate degree is a hard one to swallow. I would suggest trying to find a graduate degree program. Many times you can get into graduate degree programs with portfolio, and relevent experience, despite not having the requisite undergraduate degree.
as far as teaching art, plan on NOT doing it. Plan on being a successful artist FIRST. Then you have some real credentials to bring to the table.
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i am an industrial designer and this is an interesting question.
it is true that you can learn the rendering techniques of an indutrial designer from books. however its the classes on structure, design theory, aerodynamics, properties of materials,etc.... that give the overall knowledge of tolerances on certain material ergonomic forms and smart functionalty, that makes an industrial designer what they are.
that said, there are many aspects of illustration that i dont know. for instance i have the hardest time getting the final details out of a rendering because i am so used to concepting and moving on.


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Here is the Reds Hot Stove League show report for 11-30-10.
Thom and Marty were the hosts and they began the show by saying Phil Castellini will call in and so will Brandon Phillips. Thom said Brandons a guy who will never get too big for his britches and hes not too much of a big shot to go on the caravan or go to Reds Fest. Marty said that he hasnt ever met a more fan-friendly player than Brandon. Thom said it's sad that the national perception of him is different from reality probably because of the things he said before the StL series. He said he's great with fans, kids, his mom and dad. He said he'd be proud to call him his son.
Marty said that Troy Tulowitski and the Rockies agreed to an extension starting in 2014 where he will receive at least $132M over 7 years. Marty said he never would have dreamed Tulo would have signed a contract that big. Thom said that he didn't know how you would say no to that. He said he doesnt understand why they would give him a deal that big. He said he's great in the clubhouse, the community, a valuable and special player but 2020 is a long time. Marty said that he was in the running for MVP this year. Thom said that he's a great player and there's no reason to believe he won't live up to that deal but locking up a guy for that long is tough when you don't have a $120M payroll.
Marty then talked to Phil Castellini via phone about Reds Fest. Phil said he just got back from an industry meeting where teams got together and shared ideas about business practices. (I would have loved to attend the Marlins seminar on how to give a fan their own section in the stadium for a season.) He said he's proud to say the Reds have one of - if not the -best fan fests in baseball. Marty said that he doesn't think anyone does it with more class than the Reds. Phil said the players participating make it special. He said they have a lot of retired players and most of the 40 man roster there. He said he can't say enough about the job Walt and Dusty have done to instill the value of connecting with the community and the fan base with the players. Thom asked Phil what are the must see events at Reds Fest. Phil said that this is the closest you come to an All Star Game fan fest. He said they have literally modeled reds Fest after the All Star Game fest. He said the HOF area is a must see {shameless plug alert] (including the 1869 Cincinnati Red Stockings and Cincinnati Buckeyes vintage base ball teams who will be selling T-Shirts) [/shameless plug alert] He said they are going to debut the new ST & BP jersey on Friday and there will be some neat things done with merchandise including some game used stuff. Marty gave the dates and hours and prices. Phil said there has been 2 1/2 times more tickets sold this year than last year. He said there will be a tribute to Sparky on Friday night to kick off things. He said there wasn't anyone who embodied the Reds more than Sparky. After that will be the team introduction and awards. Marty said that there will be the obligatory Bronson concert at 2:10 on Saturday. (Yay?) Phil said Bronsons been kind to them for doing that every year and said the female fans really love that part of Reds Fest.
After commercial, the first caller said he's happy with the pitching but he believes Gomes is a weakness in the field and what he did in the 2nd half is his norm. He said he knows he's a fan and media favorite but he shouldn't be batting 5th like he did all last year. Thom said that he can't disagree about Gomes' shortcomings but the Reds don't win the division without Gomes playing the way he did last year. Thom said he doesn't know if he can do it again this year. He said he thinks the Reds are looking for a platoon partner for Gomes who can fill a couple of roles which is a leadoff guy with speed. Thom asked if the Reds look at him as an everyday guy. Marty said they don't. (Could have fooled me.) Marty agreed with the caller and Thom and thinks Gomes will get a lot of playing time next year unless someone else comes in. The caller asked if Podesnik was a possibility. Marty said he doesn't know if he is or not. Thom said that he has a young body. (OK, I made that last one up. )
The next caller asked if the Reds could sign Carl Crawford even if it meant trading someone like Arroyo. Marty said the Reds don't have the money to sign him even if Arroyo was traded. Thom agreed with Marty and would definitely consider moving someone making a lot of money to sign Crawford. The caller asked why Sparky didn't have any funeral or memorial services. Marty said that he wasn't surprised because he and his wife were and are private people.
The next caller said he'd keep Gomes because of what he brings to the team for being a team player. He asked who is the starting rotation. Thom said it depends on Chapman's role but to go deep in the playoffs, you need a legit #1 starter and based on pure stuff, Chapman is that guy. Marty said it's not important in the regular season as it is in the post season. Thom said assuming Chapman is in the rotation it's him, Volquez and Arroyo for sure. Marty said he would include Wood. Thom agreed and said in the 5th spot there's Leake and Homer and asked if he was forgetting anyone (Johnny Cueto anyone?) Thom said as great as Leake was in the 1st half, Homer got better as the season went along. Marty said everyone is going to be starting from Square 1. Thom eventually remembered Cueto.
After commercial, Brandon Phillips called in from ATL. Marty said Reds Fest was right up his alley. Brandon said he loves Reds Fest and he feels that the fans come out and support them all year long so they should go to Reds Fest and support them. As far as being fan friendly goes, he just tries to be himself and he feels he's no better than anyone else and his parents raised him like that. Thom asked if he talks to his teammates about the "love" he feels from the fans because he's willing to interact with them more freely. Brandon said he doesn't say anything about it and lets them be their own person and he can't make the players do that. He said the fans remember the interactions with the players. Marty facetiously asked Brandon if he would be at Reds Fest for both days. Brandon asked Marty who does he think he's talking to. Marty said he likes pulling his leg every now and then. Marty asked when Brandon begins to focus on baseball during the offseason. Brandon said January 4th has always been the date when he starts. Marty said he has to be full of enthusiasm for 2011 considering what happened in 2010. Brandon said he feels they can do more than they did this year. He said if you bring back the guys who can get the job done and OCab did a great job last year and taught them and especially Janish how to go about his business out there. He believes in Janish and he's never played with another SS as good defensively as Janish and he's played with a lot of them. He felt like Rolen was the key to the puzzle and when he came here Brandon knew this was the year the Reds would give Cincy what they deserved.
After commercial, the next caller asked what Thom and Marty enjoy most about ST in AZ. Thom said the travel and being able to go to every ballpark since the farthest one is only 45 minutes away. He said the weather's better - except FLA has beaches. He said it's nice to see some of the younger players play but it's not like they play every day. Marty said ST doesn't get that interesting till the last week when managers are playing their regulars more and there are a couple of spots being fought over. Marty used the example of Mike Leake and Travis Wood and how that went down to the last day. Marty said that he went to AZ kicking and screaming but he grew to like it a lot even though it isn't Sarasota. The caller asked if the Reds will get more national coverage next season. Thom said you have to earn that and this year was the 1st year they have done well for 15 years. He said StL is not a large market team but they get a lot of national attention. Thom said if the team does better, more fans will start going to games, the payroll will increase and thats how it gets rolling.
The next caller said he isn't happy the Reds aren't bringing back Arthur Rhodes. Thom said that they are still interested in bringing him back but if they offered him arbitration, he may get four times what he'd be willing to settle for. Thom said Arthur loves pitching here and the Reds love Arthur.
After commercial, the next caller asked if Chapman were to develop a straight change, wouldn't he be unhittable. Thom said he's close to being that now. Thom said he has tinkered with it and it's usually the last thing to come. From what Thom's been told, he is so far ahead of where a guy like Randy Johnson was at his age and he got by with just a fastball and slider for many years.
The next caller wanted to know what to say to the players at Reds Fest to try to get to know them better while not invading their privacy. (Stalker alert!) Thom said you dont have a lot of time to interact with them. He said they are very nice when you say hello to them and shake their hands and get pictures with them but there isnt a lot of opportunity to get into a big conversation with them. Both Thom and Marty said they dont even interact with the players much at Reds Fest.
The next caller said he'd love to see Ty Wiggington play with the Reds since he can play the OF and back up 3rd base. Thom said he'd be a good guy to have but since he's become a regular, he's going to want to make pretty decent money so he's going to want to start for a bad team or accept a smaller role for less money with a contender. Marty said he doesn't see him ending up with the Reds either.
The next caller asked about keeping Bruce and Votto long term. Marty said the time isn't now despite the hue and cry heard about locking both of them up. Marty said the Reds have them for three more seasons each (Four I believe with Bruce) so nothing needs to be done till at least after next season. Thom said that only Votto has performed well enough to warrant a long term deal and Jay has to go out and earn it.
The next caller asked what the most likely scenario is for the Reds leadoff man next year. Thom said the big question is how much progress has Stubbs made in bunting and making better contact. He said if he can hit .270 and get on base at a .340 percentage and beyond, he would be the best leadoff hitter in the NL and get 60--80 SBs hitting 25+ HRs a year. (I'll eat my hat if he steals 60 bases.) Marty said it will be interesting to see how much work he's done on that.
Thus endeth the Reds Hot Stove League show report for 11-30-10. So let it be written. So let it be done.


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For the third year in a row, Brian Cashman is wasting time in the postseason by doing his dopey rappeling stunt instead of concentrating on working as GM of the New York Yankees. And this year, he's doing this stunt with Bobby Valentine, of all people. Good grief.In 2010, Cashman was apparently more concerned with getting his mug on the news dressed as an elf than he was at getting Cliff Lee signed. Cashman also did the stunt in 2011. And this year, Russell Martin left for Pittsburgh last night on a two-year, $17 million offer, reportedly without the Yankees even making him an offer of their own. And before you start screaming at me again about how Cashman's stunt is for charity, why doesn't he just write a check from his $3 million a year salary and be done with it? Is it really necessary for him to rappel down a building each year, let alone now do it with Bobby V? Not to mention all the time and psychic energy this entails. Not only is this stunt dangerous, but it takes up way to...
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Mothering Radio: Interview With Dr. Wakefield
Mothering Editor and Publisher Peggy O'Mara interviews Dr. Andrew Wakefield; coauthor of a 1998 study that suggested a link between Crohn's Disease and the Measles Mumps Rubella (MMR) vaccine in some children. He has been accused of incorrectly linking the MMR vaccine with autism. In this special interview, Wakefield discusses the current controversy surrounding his research.
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Original Study by Dr. Wakefield et al. in 1998
Dr Andrew Wakefield et al. 1998 study in The Lancet:
Illeal-lymphoid-nodular hyperplasia, non-specific colitis, and pervasive developmental disorder in children. AJ. Wakefield, SH Murch, A. Anthony, J. Linnell, DM Casson, M Malik, M Berelowitz, AP Dhillon, MA Thomson, P Harvey, A Valentine, SE Davies, JA Walker-Smith.
The Lancet, Volume 341, Number 9103. 8 February 1998.
Recent News on Dr. Wakefield's Research
Critique by Brain Deer on the Wakefield et al. study Jan 2011:
How the Case Against the MMR Vaccine was Fixed. Brian Deer. BMJ 2011; 342:c5347 doi: 10.1136/bmj.c5347. 5 January 2011
Response from the parents of children involved in the 1998 Wakefield et al. study Jan 2011:
Lancet 12 Parents Respond to Brian Deer BMJ GMC Allegations. Age of Autism. January 07, 2011
Further critique by Brain Deer on the Wakefield et al. study Jan 2011:
How the vaccine crisis was meant to make money. Brian Deer. BMJ 2011; 342:c5258 doi: 10.1136/bmj.c5258. 11 January 2011
Press Release from 13 Autism Advocacy Groups in support of Wakefield Jan 2011:
Autism Advocacy Organizations and Parent Groups Support Dr. Andrew Wakefield. Press Pelease. 12 January 2011
Information on Dr. Wakefield
Dr. Wakefield's book:
Callous Disregard: Autism and Vaccines: The Truth Behind the Tragedy. Andrew Wakefield. Skyhorse Publishing. May 24, 2010
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Past Articles and Responses to Dr. Wakefield's Research
Sunday Times article calling the 1998 study into question in Feb 2004:
MMR Research Scandal. Brian Deer. The Sunday Times (London). 22 February 2004
Retraction of the study by ten of the authors in March 2004:
Retraction of an Interpretation. Simon H Murch, Andrew Anthony, David H Casson, Mohsin Malik, Mark Berelowitz, Amar P Dhillon, Michael A Thompson, Alan Valentine, Susan E Davies, John A Walker-Smith.
The Lancet, Volume 363, Issue 9411, Page 750. 6 March 2004
A statement by Dr. Andrew Wakefield in The Lancet in March 2004:
A Statement by Dr. Andrew Wakefield, The Lancet, Volume 363, Issue 9411, Pages 823 – 824, 6 March 2004
Response to the retraction by three of the authors in The Lancet in April 2004:
MMR–responding to retraction. Andrew J Wakefield, Peter Harvey, John Linnell. The Lancet, Volume 363, Issue 9417, Pages 1327 – 1328, 17 April 2004
Sunday Times article calling the study's research into question in Feb 2009:
MMR doctor Andrew Wakefield fixed data on autism. Brian Deer. The Sunday Times. 8 February 2009
Critique of Brian Deer's 2009 article plus Wakefield's response in Feb 2009:
The witch-hunt against Andrew Wakefield. Melanie Phillips. The Spectator. 11 February 2009
Fitness to Practice Hearing for Wakefield and two other study authors in Jan 2010:
Fitness to Practice Panel Hearing. General Medical Council. 28 January 2010
Editors of The Lancet retract 1998 article:
Retraction—Ileal-lymphoid-nodular hyperplasia, non-specific colitis, and pervasive developmental disorder in children. The Lancet. Published Online. DOI:10.1016/S0140-6736(10)60175-4. 2 February 2010
Video interview with Dr. Andrew Wakefield April 2010:
Doctor Blamed for the MMR Scare Speaks Out. Goldenhawk Projects. April 13, 2010.
Scholary Articles Pertaining to Wakefield's Research
The following peer-reviewed papers support Dr. Wakefield's original findings:
Furlano R, Anthony A, Day R, Brown A, Mc Garvey L, Thomson M, et al. "Colonic CD8 and T cell filtration with epithelial damage in children with autism." J Pediatr 2001;138:366-72.
Sabra S, Bellanti JA, Colon AR. "Ileal lymphoid hyperplasia, non-specific colitis and pervasive developmental disorder in children." The Lancet 1998;352:234-5.
Torrente F., Machado N., Perez-Machado M., Furlano R., Thomson M., Davies S., Wakefield AJ, Walker-Smith JA, Murch SH. "Enteropathy with T cell infiltration and epithelial IgG deposition in autism." Molecular Psychiatry. 2002;7:375-382.
Wakefield AJ, Anthony A, Murch SH, Thomson M, Montgomery SM, Davies S, Walker-Smith JA. "Enterocolitis in children with developmental disorder." American Journal of Gastroenterology 2000;95:2285-2295.
Ashwood P, Anthony A, Pellicer AA, Torrente F, Wakefield AJ. "Intestinal lymphocyte populations in children with regressive autism: evidence for extensive mucosal immunopathology." Journal of Clinical Immunology, 2003;23:504-517.
The following peer-reviewed papers replicate Dr. Wakefield's original findings:
Gonzalez, L. et al., "Endoscopic and Histological Characteristics of the Digestive Mucosa in Autistic Children with gastro-Intestinal Symptoms." Arch Venez Pueric Pediatr, 2005;69:19-25.
Balzola, F., et al., "Panenteric IBD-like disease in a patient with regressive autism shown for the first time by wireless capsule enteroscopy: Another piece in the jig-saw of the gut-brain syndrome?" American Journal of Gastroenterology, 2005. 100(4): p. 979- 981.
Balzola F., et al., "Autistic enterocolitis: confirmation of a new inflammatory bowel disease in an Italian cohort of patients."Gastroenterology 2005;128(Suppl. 2); A-303.
These are the articles on treatment of gastrointestinal symptoms in autistic children:
Buie T, et al. Pediatrics. 2010 Jan;125 Suppl 1:S19-29. Recommendations for evaluation and treatment of common gastrointestinal problems in children with ASDs.
Buie T, et al. Pediatrics. 2010 Jan;125 Suppl 1:S1-18. Evaluation, diagnosis, and treatment of gastrointestinal disorders in individuals with ASDs: a consensus report.


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I tried to post this yesterday but it never showed up.
I bought the The DP The Girl 6, Females Shaders Bundle and the manual download is missing for the DP SF Siren Outfit Carrara Shaders: (.CBR). All the other shaders in the bundle can be manually downloaded just not those.
I'm not sure if the DP SF Siren Outfit Carrara Shaders: (.CBR) can be download via the DIM.


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I have downloaded from XDA and applied from recovery over CM a8.0. It works pretty fast and looks awesome. Thanks guys.
After applying your zip there are 2 apps in system/app : Vending.apk (old market) and vending.apk (new market)
(The old one doesn´t get overwritten !)
That´s why it doesn´t work for people
Here´s corrected version which will also set the permissions right to rw-r-r (set_perm_recursive 0 0 0755 0644 SYSTEM:app)
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i would try the following :
clear cache & and data of market, navigate to folder system/app , delete Vending.apk (and vending.apk if you applied other zip first...)
go to recovery, apply my zip, boot system ...
this should work
How to install it to 2.1 step by step?
recovery, it will overwrite old Vending.apk in system/app with new one
(but i haven´t tested on 2.1...)
bcs your filemanager doesnt support root...
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Published on Jan 24, 2014 8:45 AM
KIEV (AFP) - Crunch talks between the opposition and President Viktor Yanukovych failed Thursday to end Ukraine's crisis but an uneasy truce held after five days of deadly clashes between protesters and security forces.
Ukraine's three main opposition leaders held several hours of talks with Mr Yanukovych but the relatively minor concessions offered by the president were greeted with derision by tens of thousands of protesters on Independence Square in Kiev.
In a development likely to severely alarm the embattled Mr Yanukovych, angry protesters in half a dozen regions in the nationalist west of Ukraine seized control of regional adminstration buildings.
This week's clashes, which came after two months of protests over Mr Yanukovych's failure to sign an integration deal with the European Union under Russia pressure, have turned parts of Kiev into a battle zone and left five activists dead.
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Abandoned to the mercies of a general's crazy dog
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