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Raise taxes, fees and regulatory assessments on everyone and drive more businesses out of the state, that will solve everything.
How'd he get on Joe's horse ?
Steve what do you expect, he got to be gov by accident
Kill the messenger!. That's the treatment Patterson seems to be getting. He inherits a diaster (NY probably worse off than most states in this economy). His advisors come up with some ? solutions. Face it, everyone has to take a hit. As for the bullies with the big voter turnout and high paid lobbyists, that old game ain't gonna work like it used to. In the past, other politicians point fingers but never came up with solutions. I propose that NO politician or group (i.e., teachers union) can criticize ANYTHING unless they offer their own solution with a budget to prove it.
Lets also unionize every profession possible, thus driving up the cost of everything.
The Governor was part of an administration that decided to propose budgets which doubled the rate of inflation. He also believes in giving hands out to every minority and low income group around. I have no sympathy for him or anyone in the state legislature. All are guilty and should be thrown out.
Bring back Governor Pataki, for all his short comings, at least he wasn't a complete amatuer like Shelly, Bruno, Spizter and Paterson.


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When director Bryan Singer revealed that Evan Peters had joined the cast of "X-Men: Days of Future Past" as Quicksilver, even if Joss Whedon had called dibs on the hero for "Avengers: Age of Ultron," he revealed that he had an action sequence in mind that begged for the speedster's involvement. Judging by one of Singer's latest tweets, it looks like they've started shooting that action sequence. And oh yeah, it's fast.
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An estimated 30,000 prisoners in California began refusing meals Monday in what may be the largest incarceration strike in history. The protest was organized by a small number of inmates at Pelican Bay Prison near the Oregon border. So far, it has spread to roughly two-thirds of California's 33 lockups and four private out-of-state facilities. In addition to missing meals, an estimated 2,300 inmates also skipped work or their prison classes.
The inmates are protesting a number of prison policies, including those pertaining to indefinite isolation and group punishment. Their list of demands includes an end to long-term solitary confinement, improving access to adequate and nutritious foods and allowing one phone call per week.
"We are presently out of alternative options for achieving the long overdue reform to this system and, specifically, an end to state-sanctioned torture, and now we have to put our lives on the line via indefinite hunger strike to force CDCR [California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation] to do what's right," a statement posted to the Prisoner Hunger Strike Solidarity coalition's website said. "We are certain that we will prevail…. the only questions being: How many will die starvation-related deaths before state officials sign the agreement?"
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Participants refused breakfast and lunch, said corrections spokeswoman Terry Thornton.
...Corrections policy is not to declare a hunger strike until inmates miss nine meals. Even so, Thornton said, Monday's protest participants number far more than two years ago, when 11,600 inmates were refusing meals at one point.
Thornton said prisons operated as usual despite the protests. "Everything has been running smoothly," she said.
The action coincided with the start Monday evening of Ramadan, the annual period during which Muslims fast from sunrise to sunset, possibly complicating authorities' attempt to count the protesters.
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Department Events for the week of Oct. 19 (and a bit beyond)
Here's what's going on in the department over the next several days (as passed along by Erika Cole):
Wednesday Oct. 21st, 5-7pm, David Hall: Fine Art Department's open house during the Chamber of Commerce mixer.
All week long: David Hall Stairwell: Exhibitions of student work completed this semester.
Donna Axton's new CD "Out of the Blue:" On sale in the bookstore! Donna performs with this wonderful trio all around the Lake Tahoe Area. Donna produced the CD, played piano and sang, too. Her son, Matthew is also a guest artist. It's a good one. Check it out.
And, coming up next week:
Monday, Oct. 26, 8pm, Patterson Hall: Recital featuring Piano/and voice students of Donna Axton and Brian Hess. Come to hear the wonderful sounds of SNC musicians Sally Hammel, Leah Defalco, Jessica Villalobos, Gabor Visnovits, Nate Mayer, Heather Matthes, Megan Barry, Jeanne Williams, Annamaria Jones, Drew Mason, Natalie Vegel, Mike Panici, Sabrina Bellici, Kailey Hamer, Cody Vincent, and Chelsea Lee!
Out of the Blue photo, above, taken by Joy Strotz.
More Hockney
More on Hockney's Pawings
A couple days after making a post about getting my sea legs with iPhone's Brushes app, a really good article about David Hockney's iPhone paintings showed up in my mailbox, via the New York Review of Books. The article is also online, and I highly recommend giving it a read (although there is one piece of genuine misinformation in it: namely, that you can't use a stylus with the app. It's interesting info that Hockney exclusively uses his thumb to paint on the iPhone, but the pogo stylus works just fine).
One amusing detail from the article is the author's equivocal language when it comes to describing the act of digital painting:
…Brushes, which allows the user digitally to smear, or draw, or fingerpaint (it's not yet entirely clear what the proper verb should be for this novel activity), to create highly sophisticated full-color images directly on the device's screen…
At first glance, I thought this was a ridiculous hangup, but in thinking it over, "Brushes" really does blur the distinction between drawing and painting. Maybe it'd make sense to hybridize the words: "dainting" or "pawing," the latter being especially suitable for those who use their thumbs.
At any rate, the author of the article, Lawrence Weschler, displays a nice sensitivity to the technical aspects of working with the iPhone — the way the black screen can function as a looking glass, and the appeal of the screen's self-illumination. The self-illumination makes the screen a natural for sketching in the dark, opening up possibilities for sketching at dawn or dusk (or in the dead of night). The flip side, however, is that full sunlight (which is a boon to paper or canvas) presents problems of reflection on the glass. I actually tried to make a picture of the beach at Sand Harbor one day, and found it fairly impossible to make headway against the glare on the screen.
Hockney, as usual, makes for a lively source of quotes. It's funny that he doesn't like the new version of Brushes, "Brushes 2" — I haven't yet tried it out myself, but I'm kind of dying to, since it has layers, something I was really aching for in the original version. I don't know if he's just being cantankerous, but you have to love his explanation that he's not actually painting on his phone: "it's just that occasionally I speak on my sketch pad."
I forgot, in my last couple postings on Brushes, to post a link to the Flickr Brushes group, which has a wide variety of art made with the app. There's a lot of attractive work being posted there. Three participating artists whose work I've enjoyed are:
Nick in China
Nick Geankoplis, who's done some terrific ceramics work here at SNC, is currently in Jingdezhen China for a semester, for a study abroad program with West Virginia University. He's keeping a blog of his studies here.
WVU has a satellite campus here with their own studio, dining area and kilns which is within the campus of Jingdezhen Ceramic Institute (a major Chinese University). I'm with a group of 10 North Americans from all over, undergrad and grad students. We will well be here until December 14th.
Russell's Show: This Weekend
The reception for Russell Dudley's show, "Scratch Built," is this weekend at the Silverland Gallery in Virginia City. A map is here.
The show is up till the 25th; the reception is Saturday, Oct. 17th, from 7-9. I'm not sure how deliberately mysterioso Russell's been about the content of the show, but I don't think I'm giving the game away by mentioning slot cars are involved. And that the reception is listed on facebook as a "sporting event."
And the Silverland is a great space unto itself. It used to be a hospital — and Russell tells me the top floor, where the gallery is housed, used to be reserved for the "lunatics." Plus ça change…
Cody Cartoon
Congrats are in order for student Cody Garcia, who has an illustration in the current issue of Clay Times. Below is the illo itself, and then in the context of the page. You can read a little more about it on Cody's blog (from which I nicked the pics).
Back in 2008 I did a brief blog post about "The Nest," a structure Babs Laukat put together for the New Genres class; the nest still stands, though winter (and probably other forces) have removed the light fixture and the strands of twine. Kristin has been talking to Babs about staging a performance in the Nest; earlier today, Kristin worked with Teryn Jackson, a dance student at UNR, on working out some movement for the space. Sometimes a place just calls out for an activity. Teryn was very game, playing out suggestions from Kristin, me, Babs, and Bab's brother, Daniel. By the end she was covered in strips of bark and bits of wood; we gave her a little round of applause. Here are some pics:
Meaning Threats, and the Uses of Nonsense
Here's an interesting article in the NY Times about the feeling of "nonsense," and how absurdity can focus our perceptions: "How Nonsense Sharpens the Intellect." To me it relates to the sorts of creative thinking and creative problem-solving that art-making encourages. It's telling that the title of the article frames things in terms of "nonsense," a trivializing word that'll have to do until "countersense" or "othersense" enter the lexicon.
"Nonsense," in the article, is shorthand for an experience that violates "all logic and expectation." According to a recent paper by Travis Proulx and Steven J. Heine, when people are confronted by such an experience, they may subsequently have a heightened sense of pattern recognition. The theory is that, when there is a rupture in our sense of ordinary meaning, the brain works overtime to establish meaning in some other area. From the article:
When those [normal] patterns break down — as when a hiker stumbles across an easy chair sitting deep in the woods, as if dropped from the sky — the brain gropes for something, anything that makes sense. It may retreat to a familiar ritual, like checking equipment. But it may also turn its attention outward, the researchers argue, and notice, say, a pattern in animal tracks that was previously hidden. The urge to find a coherent pattern makes it more likely that the brain will find one.
Proulx and Heine's paper has the great title Connections From Kafka: Exposure to Meaning Threats Improves Implicit Learning of an Artificial Grammar. "Implicit Learning of an Artificial Grammar" is wonderful enough, but "Meaning Threat" is a phrase that should really migrate from psychological jargon to general use. It indicates something that violates the "meaning frameworks" that ordinarily keep us coherent from day to day. Some mornings, I could be convinced that Life Itself constitutes a "meaning threat" of staggering proportions.
As might be guessed from the paper's title, for an injection of the absurd, the researchers resorted to Kafka. "Nonsense" is difficult to synthesize in a laboratory setting, but it can be well-preserved in a work of art. Twenty students were asked to read a tale adapted from Kafka's short story "A Country Doctor" (which can be read in its unadulterated form here). The story is one of Kafka's greatest achievements; in it, a doctor goes out one night on a hopeless errand, intending to alleviate the suffering of a very ill man laid up in a house ten miles distant, but instead, after being bombarded by various hallucinatory incidents and images, ends up naked in the bed with the patient, who only wishes for more room on his deathbed, expressing the desire to scratch the doctor's eyes out.
This story was intended, by the researchers, to constitute a "meaning threat" in its intense absurdity. And they discovered that, after the students had been exposed to the story, they had a greater facility for uncovering patterns in cryptic letter sequences they were given to decode; that's where the "Artificial Grammar" comes in. (Curiously, in their adaptation of the story, downloadable here, the Country Doctor becomes a Country Dentist, and the protagonist's errand becomes one of pulling teeth rather than of diagnosing an axe-wound; as the researchers explain, "All references to death and dying were removed to distinguish affirmation following from the absurd nature of the story and affirmation following from mortality-salience meaning threats.")
The efficacy of this dose of the absurd is predicated on the notion that absurd feelings are unpleasant ones. Proulx is quoted as saying: "We're so motivated to get rid of that feeling that we look for meaning and coherence elsewhere." Which wasn't my feeling on my first encounters with Kafka. Kafka made me uneasy, but the feeling of unease wasn't offputting — in fact it was sharply pleasing. It broke my head open, in a gratifying way. I remember being amazed at the sorts of incidents and impressions Kafka was able to lay claim to, as the provenance of his fiction. There was a bracing audacity to his work. "Wait, can it be that these sorts of things really amount to a story? Can you really get away with this?' And of course he could — but not without inventing new territories for fiction itself.
The NY Times article, in an attempt at humor that nonetheless aggravated me, winds down like this:
Researchers familiar with the new work say it would be premature to incorporate film shorts by David Lynch, say, or compositions by John Cage into school curriculums. For one thing, no one knows whether exposure to the absurd can help people with explicit learning, like memorizing French. For another, studies have found that people in the grip of the uncanny tend to see patterns where none exist — becoming more prone to conspiracy theories, for example. The urge for order satisfies itself, it seems, regardless of the quality of the evidence.
That last sentence — "the urge for order satisfies itself, it seems, regardless of the quality of evidence" — is a neat summation of much of human history, politics and religion. But the rest of it brings up the ugly bugbear of utility that always dogs evaluations of art activity. Art activity is only judged useful if it creates some positive spillover into other, less "nonsensical," areas of activity. If screening David Lynch or performing John Cage would improve the memorization of French, then they'd be admissible to the curriculum. No one would ever flip that equation — suggesting that we should have students memorize French because the memorization of French has the demonstrable effect of making students enjoy David Lynch and John Cage.
This sort of reductive utilitarianism is what lead Elliot Eisner, an Arts Education scholar, to warn against enthusiasm for studies that linked exposure to classical music with better performance in Math testing. Eisner argued for Art Education's inherent value. If a Music program's existence is tied parasitically to its functionality for Math, that's pretty shaky ground to stand on. If researchers eventually figure out that jumping rope increases Math scores even more, your music program will be out the window: make way for the ascendency of the rope-jumpers.
If we can argue for the inherent value of Music, can we argue for the inherent value of "nonsense?" Is "nonsense," properly understood, closer to the texture of the actual world: the world that lies beyond the screen of our habitual, stereotyped and narrow view of it? One could look at art practice, in the industrialized world in the 21st century, as a sort of machinery for producing nonsense. Restrictively defined within the framework of social utility (and using the sorts of medical metaphors 'A Country Doctor' might suggest), you could make the argument that it's a practice that produces a "nonsense vaccine," giving the social body enough hits of weakened absurdity that society is able to create its own antibodies of pattern recognition.
But contrary to that implied dichotomy between healthy and sickness, within the act of art-making itself, one gets comfortable with absurdity, with ambiguity. You don't want to banish the nonsense, you want to dwell in it: to let multiple patterns unfurl from its invitation. If you're comfortable and at ease with the absurd, are you as motivated to seek the solace of pattern? Art seeks pattern not just a solace, but as an ethic.
I'll close out with a couple things: first, a thanks to Gonzalo Barr, for posting a wonderful nugget from The Times Literary Supplement to his blog; it seems that, a year after Kafka's story The Metamorphosis was published, a Doctor Wolff wrote Kafka, pleading that he explain the story (which famously opens with a man waking up in his bed, and finding himself transformed into a giant insect):
Sir, — You have made me unhappy. I purchased your Metamorphosis and gifted it to my cousin, but she could not make sense of the story. My cousin gave it to her mother: she could not explain it. Her mother gave it to another cousin, but she could not explain it either. And now they have written to me, the supposed doctor in the family. But I am at a loss. Sir! I spent months fighting the Russians in the trenches without batting an eyelash. I won't stand idle while my reputation among my cousins goes to the devil. Only you can come to my aid. You must, since you cooked up this stew in the first place. So tell me please what my cousin ought to think of the Metamorphosis.
I'm sure he never got a sufficient answer, but it's interesting to think that while this doctor was puzzling over the symbols and signs in the Metamorphosis, perhaps he was also doing a better job at diagnosing his patients.
And here's the first part of an animation based on "A Country Doctor," directed by Koji Yamamura. I think it's a worthy interpretation. Click on through to youtube to see the other two parts.
iPhone Brushes: Sketches and Trials
This summer, I made a short blog post about the iPhone app "Brushes," which David Hockney was using to make morning sketches, and which Jorge Colombo had used to paint a cover for the New Yorker (the New Yorker's website keeps a blog titled "Finger Painting" where Colombo continues to post his iPhone paintings). Since then, I got an iPhone, mostly because I was sick of suffering a barely-functioning cell phone for the past year or so — and partly because I wanted to try "brushes" out for myself.
These are my first few attempts — painting with my finger on the screen. I found it really hard to control — I'm used to drawing with a pencil, not fingerpainting. I tried using thin lines for the pic of my cat, trying to build little nests out of my scribbling — then trying to go for some blending effects with wider brushes for the face below. I didn't mind the smeary look of the face, but the lack of control was getting frustrating. There are folks who can make amazing Brushes paintings with their fingers — youtube has a bunch of clips — but I ain't one of them.
At that point, I decided to spring for a stylus, and ended up getting a Pogo Stylus. That was a lot more comfortable to use — it felt more like drawing. It's funny that using a stick feels like a more intimate and controlled experience than using my fingers, but there you have it. Sometimes the "extensions of man" really do supersede your actual appendages.
Finally, in the Reno airport, things started to click. I had a few faces to pick from, and enough time to worry them into something. You can actually export quicktime movies of your drawing process — below are movies of two airport faces. The first was quick & loose, the second one I sketched out in the airport, then finished on the flight — it took me the better part of a trip to San Diego. You can see me figure out the guy needs an ear at the last second. With some judicious editing, you could actually do a William Kentridge-style animation right on your iPhone.
I've also been enjoying the camera on the phone. I like that it's so susceptible to motion — you can get some nice washy effects from it if you train yourself have have an unsteady hand.


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June 13, 2010
|Obama's approximately 25-member "Advisory Group" will soon be present in every aspect of Americans' lives.
White House Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel is fond of saying, "You don't ever want a crisis to go to waste; it's an opportunity to do important things that you would otherwise avoid." Well, the Obama Administration certainly has not let the British Petroleum (BP) Deepwater Horizon oil rig crisis go to waste, using it as a smokescreen to silently assault and further diminish American citizens' personal freedom.
While the nation has its eyes and ears focused on the blame game ping-pong match between President Obama and BP top brass, President Obama on Thursday, June 10, quietly announced a new Executive Order establishing the "National Prevention, Health Promotion, and Public Health Council."
Claiming the "authority vested in me as President by the Constitution and the laws of the United States of America," President Obama has truly gone off the deep end this time in his most atrocious attempt to date to control every aspect of Americans' lives.
According to Sec. 5. of the Executive Order that details the President's "National Prevention and Health Promotion Strategy," the Council will be charged with carrying out "lifestyle behavior modification" among American citizens that do not exhibit "healthy behavior."
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Hatchlands Park
A Hatchlands love story
Edward and Frances Boscawen fell in love with Hatchlands Park, built the house you see today and made it a family home.
Sadly they were only able to enjoy it for a short time, their relationship tinged with tragedy.
Francis Mathew and The Times
Francis Mathew managed The Times newspaper in the 1950s and 1960s and lived at Hatchlands for part of this period.
In 1959, amid a series of print strikes, he used Hatchlands to help keep The Times in circulation.
Rendel and Gladstone
Captain of industry, Stuart Rendel, bought the Hatchlands estate in 1888 and moved here with his family.
One of his great friends was a legendary figure of British politics, the four-time Prime Minister William Ewart Gladstone.
The scandalous Beatie Sumner
Celebrated beauty, Beatie Sumner was born at Hatchlands. Her family tree boasted the Berkeley's, Danish royalty, and Lady Godiva.
Already a controversial figure she regularly shocked society, but in 1885 she was struck by scandal.
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The early ownership of the property is complex and the estate has passed through many hands. The Domesday records first reference the estate in 1086 belonging to Chertsey Abbey.
The Boscawens
Discover more about the lives of Admiral Edward Boscawen and his Wife Frances, the family who are most responsible for the way we see Hatchlands Park today.
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The Sumner family lived at Hatchlands Park for over a century from 1770. They made many changes to the house and parkland before they sold the estate to the Rendel family in 1888.
The Rendels
The Rendel family bought Hatchlands Park from the Sumner family in 1888. Lord Rendel left the Hatchlands estate to his grandson, Harry, who then gave it to us in 1945.
The First World War
The First World War had an impact across the country, at every level of society. Hatchlands, like many grand houses and estates, was not immune to the trauma and tragedy of war.
Robert Adam
Celebrated architect Robert Adam designed the interiors here, in his earliest country house commission. Much of his work can still be seen throughout the house.
Humphry Repton
When George Holme Sumner bought Hatchlands and decided the parkland needed a new lease of life, he turned to one of the day's foremost landscape designers.
Hatchlands and us
In 1945 Lord Rendel's grandson, Harry Goodhart-Rendel, gave Hatchlands to us. He continued to stay here until the late 1950's. From then on Hatchlands had a variety of tenants including Francis Mathew, manager of The Times newspaper, and Mr and Mrs Hargreaves who ran a school here until 1980.
In 1987 the house was leased to Alec Cobbe who brought to it his family collection of portraits, old master paintings, fine furniture and the Cobbe Collection of composer-related keyboard instruments.
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- Humphrey Repton updated the grounds in one of his famous red books
- There is a 25 foot deep well hidden at the bottom of the dell
- A flower garden designed by Gertrude Jekyll was commissioned in 1900
- The manager of The Times, Francis Mathew, lived here in the late 50s
- He turned the music room into a newsroom & created a portable printing press
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McIntosh Parkway offers opportunity as community grows
Back in 1920, Robert Frost wrote the poem "The Road Not Taken," which included a reference to a road "less traveled by."
Ultimately, the road traveled least is one envisioned but never put in place. It looks like the proposed McIntosh Parkway will not be a "road not taken." State grant funds have now been committed for the road project that will create a thoroughfare between Ashley Park and downtown – running parallel to busy Bullsboro Drive.
Drivers who spend a lot of time traveling around Newnan are already finding alternatives to Bullsboro with its numerous signal intersections and often heavy traffic. Those alternatives are generally on smaller surface streets.
The McIntosh Parkway will be a major road that will ease traffic and fuel more economic development. Local and state leaders deserve kudos for deciding to move forward with the parkway.
There will be some difficulties – rights-of-way to be obtained and the possible condemnation of property. Those problems will not, however, become any easier or less expensive if the project is delayed five or 10 years from now. Traffic, however, will continue to grow, and missed business opportunities would be just that – missed.
Newnan recently got word of a $1.75 million grant through the Georgia Transportation Infrastructure Bank. Work on the new parkway should start in March 2015 and be completed by mid-2017.
McIntosh Parkway will be an east-west parkway parallel to and south of Bullsboro Drive. "We've always envisioned the connectivity from downtown Newnan up to Ashley Park or the retail area around Interstate 85," City Manager Cleatus Phillips says.
The goal is to create a symbiosis between Ashley Park and downtown Newnan. While many towns the size of Newnan have seen their downtowns dry up, downtown Newnan has remained vibrant. Local leaders are wise to want to keep it that way – and to envision new connections between downtown and Ashley Park as a way to strengthen and grow the local economy.
There are opportunities, Phillips says, for the two areas "to thrive off each other."
Estimated total cost for the project is $6.9 million. The city has already committed $5.2 million from Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax funds and transportation impact fees.
Gov. Nathan Deal says the GTIB grant projects "will not only enhance mobility in local communities, they will also keep Georgia's business engine moving by improving access to retail and job centers." We're counting on it.


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It looks like the wait is over for Virgin Mobile USA customers who still want to grab the Samsung Galaxy S II. The carrier will launch the said device on November 15 for $370/€290 off-contract.
Customers will be able to choose from two color options, silver and white. The Galaxy S II can be activated with Virgin Mobile's "Beyond Talk" plans starting at $35/€25 per month.
We expect the smartphone to ship with Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich operating system out of the box, though there's a slight chance that the Galaxy S II will be delivered with Gingerbread at launch.
If that's the case, Virgin Mobile Galaxy S II will probably receive the Ice Cream Sandwich upgrade soon afterwards.
The first press photo of Samsung Galaxy S II from Virgin Mobile was leaked last month via EVLeaks and we thought the smartphone would go on sale in just a few days. Alas, it appears that it took Virgin Mobile about a month to make it official.
The phone will run both 3G and 4G and it will be equipped with the same 1.2 GHz dual-core Exynos processor as Sprint's Galaxy S II Epic 4G Touch.
Software-wise, Virgin Mobile customers can expect to find a fair share of bloatware pre-installed on the Galaxy S II. More details on this one when the phone goes official.
It's also worth mentioning that the device boasts a pretty decent 4.52-inch Super AMOLED Plus capacitive touchscreen device that supports 480 x 800 pixels resolution, and features Corning Gorilla Glass coating.
The phone will be packed with 1GB of RAM and 16GB of internal memory, which can be further expanded up to 32GB via microSD memory card. An 8-megapixel rear camera with autofocus, LED flash and full HD (1080p) video recording will be included as well.


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He was Director of the Oxford Practice Skills Programme which established the Oxford Practice Skills Course. This brings together ethics, law and communication skills in a problem-solving approach to medical student education. He is the founder and Co-Editor (with John Sadler) of the first international journal for philosophy and mental health, PPP - Philosophy, Psychiatry and Psychology. He has published widely on philosophical and ethical aspects of mental health, in particular Moral Theory and Medical Practice (1989, paperback 1995, reprinted 1999, Cambridge University Press).
John Z Sadler has built his academic career around the philosophy of psychiatry, philosophy of medicine, and bioethics. He is currently a tenured Professor of Psychiatry and Director of
Undergraduate Psychiatric Education at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center. Since 1989 he has been a clinical ethics consultant, ethics committee chair, and medical humanities educator at Southwestern. He served as an Advisor to the DSM-IV project completed in 1994.
As a co-founder of the Association for the Advancement of Philosophy and Psychiatry (AAPP), he helped to realize the first volume of Philosophy, Psychiatry, & Psychology (PPP) in 1994. Co-sponsored by AAPP and the Royal College of Psychiatrists Philosophy group, the journal continues to be co-edited by Bill Fulford and Sadler. In 2000 he joined Fulford in co-editing the History and Philosophy section of the international review journal Current Opinion in Psychiatry. He directs and does empirical research
on the medical student education programs in psychiatry at Southwestern. He has enjoyed continuous grant support since 1992 for his work in the philosophy of psychiatry.
Giovanni Stanghellini is Professor of Social Psychopathology at the Post-graduate School of Psychiatry of the University of Florence. He is secretary to the World Psychiatric Association Section of Clinical Psychopathology; Treasurer of the Section for Psychopathology of the Association of European Psychiatrists; Member of the Steering Committee of the International Board for Philosophy and Psychiatry; Secretary of the Italian Society for Psychopathology. He organized (with Bill Fulford) the Fourth International Conference on Philosophy and psychiatry in Florence, August 2000: Madness, Science and Society:
Florence, Renaissance 2000. He has written four books and a number of papers on the clinical phenomenology of schizophrenia and affective disorders, and on the relationships between philosophy and psychiatry. He is the Editor of a monographic issue of the journal "Psychopathology" on Anger and Fury - From philosophy to psychopathology (Karger, Basel 2000)
Katherine Morris is Supernumerary Fellow in Philosophy at Mansfield College, Oxford, UK. She is on editorial board of Philosophy, Psychiatry and Psychology. She wrote her thesis on Sartre and Freud and has long-standing interests in psychology, psychopathology and psychiatry. Her current research interests include Descartes, Wittgenstein and phenomenology; with particular interest in the phenomenology of the body and (from the
psychiatric angle) in body-image disorders.
Lisa Bortolotti works in the philosophy of the cognitive sciences with special focus on psychology and psychiatry, and on the ethical issues raised by medicine and scientific research. Her current project, entitled The Epistemic Innocence of Imperfect Cognitions, is about the potential epistemic benefits of delusional beliefs, distorted memories, and confabulatory explanations, and is funded by an AHRC Research Fellowship (2013-2014).
Her main research interest to date has been the nature of clinical delusions, and what their nature can tell us about the philosophy and psychology of normal beliefs. Her monograph on the topic, Delusions and Other Irrational Beliefs, was awarded the American Philosophical Association Book Prize in December 2011. She also co-edited with Matthew Broome a volume on the status of psychiatry, Psychiatry as Cognitive Neuroscience: Philosophical Perspectives , which was listed among the Guardian Books of the Year in 2009.
Lisa is a co-founder of the Philosophy of Health and Happiness Research Cluster at the University of Birmingham together with Heather Widdows and Iain Law. Lisa also serves on the Mind Association Executive and is Associate Editor of  Ethical Theory and Moral Practice.
Matthew Broome is Senior Clinical Research Fellow in the Department of Psychiatry, and member of St Hilda's College, at the University of Oxford. He is Consultant Psychiatrist at the Warneford Hospital, Oxford Health NHS Foundation Trust. Previous to his current post he was Lecturer at the Institute of Psychiatry, King's College London, and Associate Clinical Professor at the University of Warwick. His research has focused on the prodromal phase of psychosis, the formation of delusions, neuroimaging, mood instability, and the philosophy of psychiatry. He was Chair of the Philosophy Special Interest Group at the Royal College of Psychiatrists, UK until 2012 and was
a founder member of the Maudsley Philosophy Group. Together with Bortolotti, he co-edited Psychiatry as Cognitive Neuroscience: Philosophical Perspectives (OUP, 2009), and with Harland, Owen and Stringaris, The Maudsley Reader in Phenomenological Psychiatry (CUP, 2012).
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190.353. 1. The department of health and senior services shall:
(1) Provide for the establishment of a "Missouri Regional Poison Information Center" capable of providing the services described in subsection 2 of this section based on the best demonstrated ability to perform such services as evidenced by past performance of such services and by current certification as a regional poison control center by the American Association of Poison Control Centers. The department shall, in conjunction with local health agencies and health care providers, determine the region to be served by the center; and
(2) Provide for the establishment of a "Missouri Poison Control Network" to consist of poison prevention and treatment centers throughout the state of Missouri, representing all federally designated emergency medical services areas.
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(2) Design and coordination of appropriate public and professional education services in the area of poison treatment and prevention;
(3) Plans for cooperation between the Missouri poison control network and health and emergency service agencies and associations involved in poison control activities;
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The International Women's Keelboat Championship will return in 2016. Watch this space for more information.
Inaugurated in 1985 at the instigation of US Sailing's Women's Championship Committee, of which Helen K. Ingerson was a long-time Chair, the International Women's Keelboat Championship quickly became the premier women's sailing event in the U.S. and worldwide. Held biennially, the event provides women keelboat and offshore sailors high quality racing and an opportunity to compete with the top national and international sailors. The Ida Lewis Yacht Club, Newport, RI became host for the event and hosted the championship until 2001, when it began to move around the country. Rolex Watch, U.S.A. Inc. - sponsor at its inception - subsequently became the title sponsor until 2013.
The trophy is named for Bengt Julin, an international judge and strong supporter of women's sailing. A modest man and sailing philanthropist, Julin championed the event from its inception and was instrumental in making it an international competition. Julin presented the very first trophy to Betsy Alison and retired the original to her after she had won it three times consecutively. Alison of Newport R.I. had an unbroken winning streak competing against teams from a dozen or more nations from 1991 through 1997. In 2007, Sally Barkow matched Alison by winning the championship for the third time.
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Scott Horton Interviews Kevin Zeese
Kevin Zeese, Executive Director of VotersForPeace and Co-Chair of Come Home America, discusses his article "Dismissal Is the Only Option in Bradley Manning Case;" the prosecution's withholding of government damage-assessment reports, which could help disprove Manning's "aiding the enemy" charge; statements from President Obama and Joint Chiefs Chairman Gen. Martin Dempsey (last paragraph) that bolster an "unlawful command influence" defense; and whether Judge Col. Denise Lind will rule fairly, resisting the government pressure and bribes that accompany cases of this magnitude.
MP3 here. (19:57)
Kevin Zeese is the Executive Director and co-founder of VotersForPeace. He also served as the Executive Director of Democracy Rising, is an attorney, and a long term peace advocate. He took a leave from VotersForPeace for most of 2006 while he was running for the U.S. Senate in Maryland. Zeese was a founding member of the Montgomery County Coalition Against the War in Maryland and has worked with various non-profit organizations on peace, justice, and democracy issues since 1978.
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Lycoming vs. Widener
April 30, 2008
|James Cusick
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|Nathan Walter
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|Rick Denenno
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|Edward Williams
|(3, 0)
|Daniel Cannon
|(2, 1)
|Shea Conway
|(1, 0)
|Kyle Gilfoy
|18 (0.486)
|Current Record
|go to Lycoming page
|Brian Stromko
|(5, 2)
|Luke Weber
|(2, 4)
|Cory Malampy
|(6, 0)
|Clint Quedenfeld
|(2, 3)
|Chris Matthews
|(2, 1)
|Andrew Janusz
|(2, 0)
|Kevin Mclemore
|(0, 2)
|Tim Collins
|6 (0.261)
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|4/30/08 -- Sophomore Cory Malampy (Ridley, PA) scored three of his career-best six goals during the deciding second-half run for Widener, which advanced to the Middle Atlantic Conference final with a 19-17 victory over Lycoming in Williamsport, PA.
Widener (9-7) improved to 14-2 in MAC Tournament games and on Saturday will visit Messiah for the title in Grantham, PA. The start time is to be determined.
The Pride found itself in a 13-9 hole with 6:45 left in the third quarter. But the squad went on a 10-3 spurt to open a 19-16 lead with 1:44 remaining in the game.
Senior Brian Stromko (Maplewood, NJ) tallied with 5:47 to play in the third to make it 13-10 Lycoming and Malampy netted back-to-back makers for a 13-12 game with one minute left.
Ed Williams scored three minutes in the final quarter for a 15-13 Warriors cushion. The Pride tallied the next three goals, grabbing a 16-15 lead with 7:36 left when Andrew Janusz (Easton, PA) scored for the second time in four minutes.
After Jim Cusick scored with 6:54 left for Lycoming, senior Clint Quedenfeld (Chalfont, PA) scored what proved to be the decider with 5:47 to play for a 17-16 lead. Seniors Luke Weber (Lititz, PA) and Chris Matthews (Drexel Hill, PA) netted insurance markers for the Pride.
Stromko scored five goals with Weber adding two and four assists for the Pride, winners in seven of their last nine. Quedenfeld had two goals and three assists.
Cusick netted six goals, Nate Walter had four and Mike Doherty won 28-of-39 faceoffs for the Warriors.


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Retired NFL quarterback Kurt Warner's comments about preferring his sons not play football caused reaction all over the NFL. Put outspoken New York Giants defensive end Osi Umenyiora in the camp of being OK with what Warner said.
Umenyiora shared his comments via Twitter (@OsiUmenyiora) on Tuesday: "By the Way, Kurt is Right to think how he is thinking about his kids and football."
In his current role as a top pass rusher who takes consistent pounding from offensive linemen, Umenyiora also is OK with the consequences that might come with playing professional football.
"Its an awesome game and has done a lot for me, but I know when I'm 45 there is a strong chance il be in a wheelchair," Umenyiora tweeted. "If I can avoid that for my son, I will. But if he wants to play I wont stop him."
Umenyiora's Twitter avatar is a picture of his son, Tijani, in a Giants cap.
Umenyiora, 30, is seeking for a desirable contract extension from the Giants.
Last week, former Giants wide receiver Amani Toomer told NBC Sports Talk that Warner had been "a little disingenuous" in "trashing the game" because of what he said about his sons. Warner also once played for the Giants.
Umenyiora also shared via Twitter that Toomer was off base on his criticism of Warner.
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Nov. 10, 2013 in Sports How about a little senior leadership when the basketball game gets tight? Not at Eastern Washington.
Zags get ready for physical matchup
Nov. 10, 2013 in Sports Gonzaga coach Mark Few has a pretty good idea of what his team is up against with Colorado State tonight, even if he doesn't have a complete handle on the …
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USS Gerald Ford, new American aircraft carrier, christened
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Here's how RW members rated this race (143 votes).
In short: Can we have more mud next year pleaseDate of review: October 15, 2013
In short: More mud next time please.Date of review: October 15, 2013
Date of review: October 15, 2013
In short: A really good course. The dire conditions made for such a fun race once you gave up avoiding the muddy puddles. The marshals were encouraging tooDate of review: October 15, 2013
In short: Splendid. A real favourite. In full: Pretty tough - especially in the muddy conditions this year - but still enjoyed by runners of all standards. Very welcoming, very well organised and marshalled. A nice varied course, half on road, half cross-country. You're not likely to get a PB - but you are likely to enjoy the race. Date of review: October 14, 2013
In short: Very well organised in bad weatherIn full: The organisation and atmosphere make this a special race. The weather this year was a special challenge, with mud everywhere. The rain was a particular problem: because race numbers were distributed at the event, there was nowhere dry to pin numbers, so envelopes soaked through immediately. Also, the bag drop was quite problematic. The volunteers did the best they could, but were hindered by selfish runners who thought they would help themselves to their own bags while treading mud over everyone else's gear. Idiots.Date of review: October 14, 2013
In short: Wow!Date of review: October 14, 2013
In short: Nice run but..... some reservationsIn full: The actual run is fine, I do like a muddy run through the woods, the Marshalls had my sympathy, no fun standing there in the rain for an hour - Well Done to them. But, the venue - its fine in good weather to run an event from a field, however, in October it can be cold and damp, and it was, in spades! I ended up changing into my dry clothes in a portaloo, 'cos I dont like driving home wet and muddy - call me a wuss, but there it is. And I never saw the samosas, sulk!So... Good run, and on a nice day like the Sunday before, 20degrees + and sunny, a great race, but in pouring rain a bit miserable at the end.Date of review: October 14, 2013
In short: Great cross-country course, and the mud made it even better. And awesome marshals. Only slight issue was that we couldn't hear the announcements at the start, but if that's the biggest problem it must have been a great race.Date of review: October 14, 2013
In short: Fun and friendly race in pretty Petts WoodIn full: Being brand new to running, and PW 10K my first official race, I was a bit apprehensive beforehand (will I get lost? will I get round? the weather forecast, aaahhh!) I shouldn't have been so worried. I was spurned on by the amazing scenery, wonderful marshals and petts wood residents who were out in large numbers cheering us on, and the pleasure of running some huge mud puddles/ponds in the woods.The rain couldn't put a dampner on such a well organised and supported race. It's encouraged me to sign up for my next race. Thanks PWR!Date of review: October 14, 2013
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Sean of the Jungle: Biology Prof Works on Documentary in Ecuador
January 10, 2012 — In the humid Ecuadorian night, after a long day of filming, Dr. Sean O'Donnell treks back into the Tiputini rainforest alone.
The thick canopy blocks the moonlight, replacing the lush greens of day with the deep black dark. Sean sweeps the narrow beam of his headlamp in search of army ants (his specialty) while the steady chorus of cicadas grows around him, mixing with the gurgle of tree frogs and the low, haunting growl of a jaguar.
Here, amidst the rare sightings, dank smells and symphonic sounds of the forest, surrounded by the spiders and ant nests of horror films and nightmares, Dr. Sean O'Donnell is at home.
An animal behaviorist in Drexel's College of Arts and Sciences, Sean was recently recruited to Ecuador to serve as an expert consultant on an episode of a new travel documentary series featuring a well-known actor (currently undisclosed).
For six days in late November and early December, the crew filmed Sean's journey through Ecuador, beginning in the city of Quito, moving east to the frontier town of Coca, and ending at a remote rainforest field station by way of the long, winding Tiputini River.
Army ants were the primary focus of the expedition: their massive swarm raids and bivouacs (literally a living nest composed of hundreds of thousands of interlocking ant bodies), and their relationships with rainforest animals. Along the way, however, the crew made time to film other jungle legends, including a scene with the feared—and frighteningly common—Brazilian wandering spider, believed to be the most poisonous species of spider on Earth.
The city of Quito, Ecuador, the start of Sean's journey.
Venomous snakes are the only other species that make Sean particularly nervous. In 2009, while on a field course in Costa Rica, a viper bite through his boot brought him near to death. He didn't see the snake, and because only one fang cut into his foot, the researchers leading the course believed he had been bitten by a different animal. Twelve hours later, Sean found himself in the hospital with severe internal "problems."
"I wear snake boots now," he says.
(Fortunately, venomous snakes are rare on the Tiputini River and the field station has no record of snake bites.)
The new documentary series is the fourth television project Sean has worked on; since 2007, he's done two National Geographic series in Costa Rica and he recently wrapped up another in Ecuador.
Army ant bivouac (living nest made of interlocking ant bodies
Although Sean has been passionate about the tropics for many years, his professional career originally started out on a different path.
"I went to graduate school at the University of Miami for plant ecology and was studying plant population genetics, population ecology, and so on. Basically, the department fell apart the year I was there so I started looking around for other places to go. I happened to find, really by accident, an ad for a research assistant position at the University of Wisconsin, which would require me to study paper wasp behavior in the tropics. It was funded by the NSF. I applied. I got it. And I went off into the field, fell in love with it, and never looked back from there."
Sunrise in the Tiputini Rainforest.
Currently, Sean is working on a collaborative research project with chemist Bruce Kimball at Monell Chemical Senses Center in Philadelphia, ornithologist Nate Rice at the Academy of Natural Sciences, and researchers in the Shared Instrument Facility in Drexel's College of Engineering.
Army ant soldiers (larger, with white heads) "supervise" army ant workers.
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Featuring an all-star ensemble, including Malin Akerman, The Numbers Station Ashley Greene (Twilight), Johnny Galecki (The Big Bang Theory), Rupert Grint (Harry Potter), Justin Bartha (The Hangover), Joel David Moore (Avatar), Freddy Rodriguez (Grindhouse), Donal Logue (Terriers), Stana Katic (Castle), Richard DeKlerk (Repeaters), Mickey Sumner (Francis Ha) and Taylor Hawkins of the Foo Fighters, the film features 16 on-camera musical performances and over 60 classic tracks by the Talking Heads, Joey Ramone, Blondie, Patti Smith, Iggy Pop, The Police and The Dead Boys, to name a few. Unclaimed Freight Productions' Miller and Savin produced the film along with veteran music publishing executive Brad Rosenberger and Kristal's daughter Lisa Kristal Burgman. "This is one of the rare films that connects with teenagers and adult rock fans alike. Who hasn't seen that CBGB t-shirt before? Well, this is the place where it all began!" says Savin. Miller, Savin and Rosenberger recently announced their next film, another true-to-life rock 'n' roll film based on Gregg Allman's New York Times bestseller "My Cross To Bear," which will begin production this Summer and will be distributed by Open Road Films in the U.S. Gregg Allman and Michael Lehman (Gregg's manager) are also producers on the project.
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Retreat: Nia: Journey into Joy
Yoga Style: Nia: free-form movement dance with inner awareness
Teacher: Sophie Marsh
Dates: August 23 - 30
Retreat Summary
Style: Nia: free-form movement dance with inner awareness
Programme: Two daily workshops of 1 to 1 ½ hours.
Suitability: all levels
Excursions and extras: free half hour massage; beach picnic; tapa making demonstration; visit to local village; visit to Savusavu town
Food: Mixed menu
Itinerary: Arrive Savusavu August 23. Retreat starts Sunday morning August 24, ends Friday evening August 29. Depart Savusavu August 30.
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Single room $1900
Non-participating partner $950
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Take Nia, add Sophie Marsh, mix it all into a week in Fiji at Daku Resort – and you have a life enhancing week that will let your light shine as never before.
Sophie Marsh is an extraordinary, passionate and inspiring teacher who leads her class with a blend of high energy, grace and compassion. She is a leading Na instructor, holding a Nia Black Belt and now one of 50 Nia Trainers worldwide – and the only Aussie Nia Trainer. Her week of of Nia is a magical journey into Joy.
Nia is a powerful life-enhancing practice that focuses on dance and free movement, and has been sweeping the world in popularity over the past few years. It's young in lineage, but attracts adherents of all ages. If you've already experienced Nia, you'll know what it's all about. If you are new to it, then imagine a cross between A Chorus Line, The Karate Kid and Flashdance – with a bit of Irish line dancing thrown in. It's movement and dance, with lots of music, and an underpinning of self awareness and positive thinking: making choices to embrace joy in your life. Sometimes Sophie leads a routine, sometimes she gives you space to wheel around in free form movement. Her voice is always there to support and guide you in the practice, and to make sure you find the confidence and passion to embrace the experience.
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Sophie is a Nia Black Belt Teacher and Education Trainer, and holistic health professional. SLast year she became of 50 Nia Trainers worldwide – and the only Aussie Nia Trainer. Based in Brisbane, she presents Nia classes, workshops and events in a variety of healing, fitness, education, community and corporate settings. Her dynamic teaching style is an inspiration to all who attend her classes..
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Enjoy 2 daily Nia sessions, which include energising movement, guided self-healing classes, soulful mediation and opportunities to learn and grow through Nia's philosophy of Dancing Through Life.
In the morning we will have a Nia workshop when we explore and deepen our connection to sensation. Later in the day we have a class when we are invited to be 'sensation scientists', to explore the body and life via sensation, the 'voice of the body'. This is based on the Nia philosophy that through self-discovery and body literacy we can make conscious choices to feel better/self heal and live into our greatness. And for those who want to keep going, we'll have a late afternoon session to keep on Dancing Through Life.
During the rest of the day there's time to swim, snorkel, have a spa massage, go into Savusavu town, visit the local J Hunter Pearsl black pearl farm, hike to a waterfall and visit a local village. Or just relax by the pool or in your room, drinking in the tranquillity of Fiji and the warmth of hospitality at Daku Resort.