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|Andrew Lucas
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|Jed Prossner
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|Austin Garrison
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|Paul Spellman
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|North Carolina
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|Curtis Smith
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|Pat Myers
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|Mike Norton
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|Anthony Gilardi
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|Tom Randisi
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|CHAPEL HILL, N.C.-- University of North Carolina sophomore midfielder Johnny
Seivold, son of former Tar Heel All-America midfielder Joey Seivold, scored the
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Seivold beat his defender and shot high and hard to the upper near corner to
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and 27 seconds of play. Russo had been spectacular all day, making 20 saves
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The game was tied nine times from start to finish and there were four lead
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for Ohio State. Carolina dominated the game statistically but Russo was huge
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UNC outshot the Buckeyes 33-12 in the first half but trailed at halftime 7-6. The deficit had been as big as 7-4 before Carolina sophomore attackman Andrew Lucas scored back-to-back goal in the late stages of the first half. Russo was a big factor in the first half as he makes 10 of his saves before intermission. In the second half neither team could produced more than a one-goal lead and freshman Tar Heel goalie Paul Spellman stepped up his play by making 11 saves in the second half and overtime. Freshman midfielder Bryant Will and junior midfielder Austin Garrison wrapped goals around a tally by the Buckeyes' Curtis Smith, one of his four goals on the day, in the the third quarter to leave the score tied at 8-8 heading into the final period.
UNC junior midfielder Tim Gosier scored back-to-back goal in the fourth quarter to give the Heels the lead at 10-9 with 9:37 left in the period. That was Carolina's first lead since late in the first quarter. Ohio State answered with tallied by Anthony Gilardi and Smith to retake the lead 11-10. Lucas scored his third goal of the game for the Tar Heels with 5:31 to play to knot things again. Ohio State took the lead with 2:06 to play when Smith scored his fourth goal to improve the Buckeyes to 4-for-4 on extra-man chances. But Gosier answered with his third goal of the fourth quarter to tie the game 12-12 with 1:31 left.
The Tar Heels went on to squander the two extra-man opportunities and Spellman's save on a shot by Smith with 1:36 left in the first overtime was amazing. Smith broke a UNC clearing attempt, scooped up the ground ball and and nothing between he and the goal but Spellman but the freshman goalie tipped the shot with his stick to keep the Tar Heels' hopes alive and set up Seivold's eventual game-winning heroics.
UNC outshot the Buckeyes for the game 63-31, won the ground balls 44-31 and took 18 faceoffs to 12 for OSU. But the Buckeyes were better on extra man opportunities with four goals in four chances while Carolina went one for six including not scoring on chances in the last minute of regulation and the first minute of the first overtime.
Carolina travels to Lewisburg, Pa. next Saturday to meet defending Patriot Conference champion Bucknell at 1 p.m. The Bison defeated the Tar Heels last season 9-4.


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North Carolina Central / Re: North Carolina Night Law School ?« on: July 17, 2006, 07:31:24 PM »
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Socratic Method / Re: First Year Law Question regarding Motion to Set Aside Judgment« on: July 09, 2006, 12:31:12 AM »
The only issue is whether the complaint was properly served. If it was, then you have nothing to worry about. There are no creative arguments to be made for either side.
General Board / Re: Current law students - Describe your 1L schedule(s)« on: July 07, 2006, 12:17:09 AM »
First semester (16 hours, 15 graded 1 pass/fail Legal Writing)
First class started at 10:30 every day. Wake up around 7, shower, eat. Jump on bus at 8am, at the library by 8:30 to get a good spot. Look over assigned reading for the morning class or read and highlight the cases if needed.
Class over at 11:30, go to "lunch" which meant spending about 15 minutes talking to classmates or eating my lunch in the library and 90 minutes of reading/highlighting the cases/going over notes for the afternoon classes. Once afternoon classes were over at 3:30, head staright to library, work until about 6:30 or 7. Jump on the bus, home by 7:30. Make dinner, work out. Home by 10. Hour of TV, go to bed.
On the weekends - do some work on Friday afternoon, about 3 hours or so. If memo is due, spend more time on Fridays trying to figure it out. Take Saturday and most of Sunday off, maybe read for Monday at some point on Sunday. Go out maybe 2-3 times all semester.
Worked on outlines periodically throughout the semester, starting after the first month of classes. Have no clue how to take a law school exam.
Results - bad grades, bottom 1/3.
Second semester, 16 credits.
Class starts at 10. Sleep in til about 8:30, catch bus around 9:15, get to school by 9:30. Briefly look over the assigned cases for the morning. Get out of class, take about an hour for lunch. Come back to the library about 45 mins. before class. Look over cases for afternoon classes quickly or surf the internet depending on whether I think I'll be called on. Go to class, spend entire class time in contracts on the internet, occasionally listen in crim law, get out around 3:15. Go to library until about 6 reading for class the next day and working on legal research assignments.
Try to spend Thursday and Friday reading for the week ahead so that I don't have to go to the library after class. Usually if I got enough done on these days, I pretty much left school after class by 5pm and didn't do anything in the evenings during the next week.
Spring Break - begin to slowly condense the material between going to the NCAA tournament. Change my outline style from a traditional outline format to something more along the lines of re-copying my notes. Take hypos and practice exams earlier and take them more seriously. Learn how to analyze an issue from both sides.
Last month of semester - spend very little time actually preparing for class. Go out nearly every Thursday night and get really drunk, no weekend work at all. Spend most of the week working on "outlines" and reading hornbooks/commercial study aids.
Results - 2nd semseter GPA near top 1/4. Overall, slightly better than 50th percentile.
What a roller coaster ride just to be average.
General Board / Re: Trouble With Job Applicants« on: April 20, 2006, 02:06:22 PM »
Please let me know if I can make a Paypal donation for your helpful advice.
We care about your unsolicited "advice" about as much as you care about points 4,5, and 7 on your list.
Studying and Exam Taking / Re: Study time« on: April 12, 2006, 03:44:19 PM »
You're still wrongly equating law school success with being a successful lawyer. True, law school teaches you the reasoning skills needed to be a lawyer, but there are many other factors that make a good attorney. What about the person that hates law school but likes legal practice?
Studying and Exam Taking / Re: Study time« on: April 11, 2006, 04:06:50 PM »
I feel the need to qualify my following statement by admitting that I am not yet a law student. However, I will begin attending law school on Aug 14, 2006....
Why do you equate performance in law school with being a good lawyer? I'd hardly say there's a strong correlation.
General Board / Re: Law School Weekends« on: April 11, 2006, 04:00:52 PM »
No offense, but you 0L's sound like total idiots. You won't keep your 5am-11pm work schedule every weeknight and full days on Saturday and Sunday. It just won't be productive, and it's not even possible or practical. You treat law as if all it is is reading massive tomes of work collected over a period of 500 years that you have to read cover to cover in 15 weeks. That's not what it is. If it was, then anyone could do it because all it would involve is massive amounts of reading. When doing law school work, your brain has to be turned on to the highest level so that you can think critically about tiny distinctions that make a huge difference in a line of cases or in a doctrine. This level of thinking simply cannot be constantly replicated over a period of 18 hours per day, 5 days per week plus 10+ hours each weekend day.
Not only is it not possible or practical, it's not healthy. The profession feeds you this bs, you have to work all the time or else you're losing time. That's the way they want you to think. They want you to feel like you're overwhelmed or else you're not being a "good" lawyer. You are falling into the trap if you think the key to success is non-stop work and that you can beat people in your class through brute force. Maybe in undergrad and in your desk job that worked for you. Law school is different. No one parties all nights of the week, and even if they do it's simple minded to assume that that's what separates the curve. Very simple-minded. The curve is separated by any number of factors and is very arbitrary at the middle. Some teachers like different things, some give points for creative policy arguments, some just simply check off issues. Are you telling me that someone smart enough to get into law school couldn't come up with a decent policy argument just because they partied a few times during the semester while you were staying in and studying until your eyes fell out? I'm sorry, but that's just not how it works. This is top quality competition, and you can't beat them or at least be at the top simply by working hours on end. You have to have a natural aptitude for grasping and applying legal concepts to new fact situations. No amount of studying will get you to the top of the class if you don't at least have a gift for understanding and applying law.
Let me know how the studying goes.
General Board / We should all strive to be like Loverofwomen« on: April 07, 2006, 03:46:09 AM »
General Board / Re: Legal "verbal" contract minutia question« on: March 06, 2006, 07:20:54 PM »
I wouldn't get too caught up on the distinction. There are only two kinds of contracts - express and implied. It sounds like you have what is called a contract implied in fact. These types of contracts are based on an agreement between the parties but usually lack a formal agreement in writing.
Studying and Exam Taking / Re: Pro...crastination« on: January 30, 2006, 10:03:51 AM »
Bad grades...but that might not be applicable to your situation.


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However, as there is tremendous amount of buzz around this global next generation i10 model, the prying cameras were able to take pictures of the car's interiors as well, revealing it to the public before the car's official launch. The Hyundai Grand i10 was getting a TV Commercial done for it, during which the spy cameras took the pictures of its interior.
The Hyundai Grand i10 is showcased by the company in its bright orange body color and this is the one which had been doing the rounds on the internet. This same peppy car was being used for its upcoming TV commercial. And this is where the Grand i10's interiors were spied at.
As for the interiors of the Hyundai Grand i10, as expected it is a huge leap over the interior styling and features of the current i10 model. The new global car looks as snazzy from the inside as it looks from the outside. The interiors of the Grand i10 is pretty similar to the current Hyundai i20 and looks plush and premium apart from being very fresh. As per the spy shot the one thing that goes with the i10 is the gear lever that is mounted on the car's dashboard.
The Hyundai Grand i10's dashboard gets a classy dual tone and this is further complemented by 2 tone fabric seats. As already known, the brand new Grand i10 features Hyundai's fluidic design language and the car's interiors carry this design language as well keeping in line with the exterior looks. The dashboard looks clean, contemporary and functional. The dashboard has 3 knobs to operate the climate control system of the car. The car also has rear AC vents for the convenience of the back passengers, which is a first time feature in this segment. The Grand i10 also features an in-built infotainment system with a 1GB storage space.
The Hyundai Grand i10 also gets a start/stop engine ignition, while the steering mounted controls makes handling the infotainment system easier. The car gets a cooling glove box and electrical ORVMs, while the entire interior gets a more classy looks with a lot of chrome linings. The Grand i10's safety features include ABS as well as Airbags.
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The framework uses plugins combined with a distributed messaging system to enable distributed computing with minimal effort.
Well, that's a simple one... The framework I'm working on aims to make the coding of a distributed server envorinment as simple as possible. All you need to do is created Plugins and write an XML config file.
Are you looking for additional contributors?
The basics are all there, what I really need is someone with network expertise. The network layer I currently use seems to create a lot of lag, which needs to be fixed.
Is it done or are you committed to further development?
The current version has all the basics already. The plugable architecture works, the messaging system works, the server-to-server communication works and I recently added a central Plugin registry. The next thing that needs to be done is code clean up and streamlining of the whole thing to increase performance. This is especially important with the network layer which handles the server-to-server communication.
Are there any related threads or articles of interest?
http://sourceforge.net/projects/pffj/ This is the sourceforge page of the project. The wiki is reasonable up to date, it just misses the registry. The same goes for the file download. That one doesn't have the registry either. The registry is only availlable in the SVN.
does the framework come with testcases or tutorials?
When you download the code from the SVN, I uploaded the entire Eclipse project, with all the needed libraries etc. supplied with the project. So you should be able to run it without problems. If you do run into problems, let me know and I'll see if I can fix them.
In the project there are two source folders. src, which contains the framework code and test which contains the test cases. When running the registry test case, the runner for the actual registry is located in the src folder.
Oh, and the stand alone testcase as well as the distributed reader and the registry reader tescase need one parameter, the file to read.
I seriously hope you guys will give my framework a spin, since it is beginning to look like it could really make distributing computing easy as pie.
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MACON, GA. — Belmonts final basketball game in the Atlantic Sun had the makings of being shockingly memorable.
There were the Bruins, trailing by double figures in the first half to a team with a losing record, one in its first year of Division I eligibility.
But as Belmont usually does, the Bruins finally got things in gear.
A four-point game became a 13-point game in two minutes, and Belmont took out sixth-seeded Florida Gulf Coast 83-69 Saturday night in the A-Sun Tournament championship game at Mercers University Center.
The Eagles had already knocked off third-seeded USC Upstate and second-seeded and host Mercer, and they never let Belmont run away.
What a tremendous run through this tournament, Belmont Coach Rick Byrd said of the Eagles. They never quit. We finally played better defense and turned the game around, but it's impressive.
Inside the final minute, the game firmly in hand, Belmont fans starting thinking of the future, chanting OVC, OVC. The school moves to the Ohio Valley Conference after this year, and theyll take their fifth tournament title with them.
Ian Clark, who sat out Belmonts tournament opener, led the Bruins with 16 points, while Blake Jenkins added 15. Mick Hedgepeth and tournament MVP Kerron Johnson added 14 each. Hedgepeth and Johnson had 11 and 10 rebounds, respectively, for double-doubles.
Brett Comer led the Eagles with 20 points. Filip Cvjeticanin and Kevin Cantinol had 13 each.
The Bruins needed 33 minutes to finally get a double-figure lead.
Id say the last 25 minutes were as good as weve played defensively all year, said Byrd, who won his 545th game at Belmont and 637th overall in his 31-year career. I cant think of many easy shots, many uncontested shots that Gulf Coast got in that period of time.
The Bruins improved to 9-0 as the No. 1 seed, winning five straight in that role. Theyve won 14 straight this season.
Belmont became the most successful A-Sun team in tournament finals, going 5-0. No team has been in more finals and not lost. And the Bruins are only the third top seed to win consecutive titles. The last time that happened was in 1994 by Central Florida. Theyll leave the A-Sun for the Ohio Valley Conference with an 18-6 tournament record.
FGCU charged out energized and sharp, despite playing its third game in three days, and against one of the top three seeds.
We knew that they were a very good team, Johnson said. Coach preached, when we found out we were playing them, that this is a hot team, a very dangerous team.
The Bruins led after scoring the game's first basket, and then ended up spending a fair portion of the first half trailing by double figures. The deficit peaked at 13 with 6:19 remaining, but Belmont was within 42-39 when Clark swished a 3-pointer at the first-half buzzer.
I told my assistant coach, we just can't give up a 3 here, FGCU Coach Andy Enfield said. Sure enough, we made a defensive mistake.
It was only the eighth time all season Belmont has trailed at halftime. One of the Bruins leads at the break was 49-19 in the first meeting with FGCU.
Belmont got a 3-pointer from Jenkins, two free throws from Hedgepeth and a Drew Hanlen 3-pointer to take a 47-44 lead less than four minutes into the second half.
The second half, we came out and played more like Belmont, Byrd said. The second half, we got the ball inside and made some adjustments offensively.
FLORIDA GULF COAST (15-17) Thompson 3-10 2-2 9, Comer 7-11 3-6 20, Fieler 2-5 0-0 4, Murray 0-1 1-2 1, Brown 3-11 2-2 9, Varidel 0-6 0-0 0, Cvjeticanin 5-10 0-0 13, Rolax 0-0 0-0 0, Cantinol 6-9 1-4 13. Totals 26-63 9-16 69.
BELMONT (27-7) Hanlen 2-7 0-0 6, Jenkins 6-7 2-3 15, Johnson 4-8 5-5 14, Clark 5-10 2-2 16, Hedgepeth 3-10 8-10 14, Mann 1-4 0-0 2, Chamberlain 0-0 0-0 0, Barnes 0-1 0-0 0, Saunders 5-8 2-3 12, Baker 1-3 2-2 4. Totals 27-58 21-25 83.
HalftimeFlorida Gulf Coast 42-39. 3-Point GoalsFlorida Gulf Coast 8-29 (Comer 3-4, Cvjeticanin 3-7, Thompson 1-4, Brown 1-5, Murray 0-1, Fieler 0-2, Varidel 0-6), Belmont 8-21 (Clark 4-7, Hanlen 2-6, Jenkins 1-2, Johnson 1-2, Baker 0-1, Mann 0-3). Fouled OutNone. ReboundsFlorida Gulf Coast 30 (Cantinol 6), Belmont 44 (Johnson 11). AssistsFlorida Gulf Coast 11 (Comer 7), Belmont 11 (Johnson 5). Total FoulsFlorida Gulf Coast 19, Belmont 16. TechnicalCvjeticanin. A1,121.


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Alexander Wang has a thing for vaguely non-traditional advertising — remember those image pieces? — which is why his latest effort doesn't come as much of a surprise. To promote his fall collection, the designer projected a Fabien Baron-lensed video (starring a Wang-wearing Raquel Zimmermann in an abandoned warehouse) all over New York City.
This video reminds us of many things! Let's discuss. First things first, here is the Wang video:
The creep factor recalls Proenza Schouler's PS1 clip:
Like the Oscar de la Renta fall video, Wang's was shot in Red Hook, Brooklyn:
The music in Wang's video comes courtesy of SebastiAn and M.I.A. M.I.A. is a mentor to Rye Rye, the star of Prabal Gurung's resort clip:
Of course, the video above is similar to Wang's T video starring Santigold, who is compared to both M.I.A. and Rye Rye.


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The Urgency, the new DVD release from Extreme Animals (Jacob Ciocci and David Wightman), is a "visual album," like Beyoncé by Beyoncé, but any similarity to Beyoncé begins and ends with format. Beyoncé is too serious, too straight—the wrong kind of urgency. Her hooks have never found their way into the pop-punk power ballads of Extreme Animals, which mix club disco, heavy metal, and chiptunes with maximalist, strobing montage.
If there's a diva who is muse to the duo, it's the fickle Katy Perry, whose songs are sampled on two of The Urgency's eight tracks. Inspirational Katy Perry, who dedicates a rousing anthem to everyone who has ever felt like a plastic bag. Party girl Katy Perry, who gets wasted every Friday night. Bisexual Katy Perry who kissed a girl and liked it and wants to see your peacock-cock-cock. Dom/sub Katy Perry who yearns to be poisoned by aliens and is also the tiger who you will hear roar.
The Unfinished Business of a Yugoslav Internet
Aleksandra Domanović, From yu to me (2014). Commissioned by Rhizome, Abandon Normal Devices, and Fridericianum.
Aleksandra Domanović used to own an international sampler of domain names: aleksandradomanovic.sk, aleksandradomanovic.rs, aleksandradomanovic.si, aleksandradomanovic.eu. It's usually enough for an artist or other public figure to claim their name on .com, and Domanović did, but by staking out real estate in the top-level domains governed by Slovakia, Serbia, Slovenia, and the European Union she reminded herself, and anyone else paying attention, about the friction of states and networks, names, and domains. Domanović was born in Yugoslavia, and when it was gone her citizenship drifted. If for some of its users the World Wide Web appears boundlessly ephemeral in comparison to the permanence of statehood, in Domanović's experience of recent history, states and domains alike are tools of control that can be surprisingly fragile and flexible.
Businesslike: DIS Magazine's Stock Database
Shawn Maximo, from Neighboring Interests, 2013
Last month, DIS Magazine made The Suzanne Geiss Company, a gallery in downtown New York, an open photo studio. Don't worry if you missed it. There wasn't much to see. The first time I went, the main gallery was empty, save for some dark bags on the floor. In the office, a few people chatted and looked at a laptop. "The photographer is on break," they told me. "Come back in an hour." I did. It was just as deserted. (Later, I learned that Frank Benson was taking photos in the dark back room, to avoid interference from the main gallery's skylight.) I returned a few days later, on a Sunday morning when the editors of DIS were there. One of them was polishing a prop fridge. An intern busied herself with a vacuum.
But the substance of the show wasn't what was happening in the gallery but the result of it: disimages.com, a fully functional online stock-photo database. The project received its initial funding in the 2011 cycle of Rhizome Commissions, and once DIS secured the rest of the necessary capital and set up the site's framework, they started production at Suzanne Geiss. disimages.com will continue to expand its offerings as the contributing artists finish retouching their work. For now, visitors can peruse Shawn Maximo's surreal interiors, where domestic spaces are enclosed by planes of sky and beach; Ian Cheng's 3D renderings of heads with the DIS Images logo mapped over their contours; and Katja Novitskova's insertions of safari animals and Powerpoint clip art in white-cube galleries.
Katja Novitskova, from Future Growth Approximations, 2013
DIS Images marks a significant shift in the way artists approach stock photography. Onlines image databases proliferated in the ...
Artist Profile: Jeff Baij
It seems like artists who were actively making and showing their work online a few years ago have either started making objects and pursuing the familiar career path of the artist—gallery shows, teaching engagements, studio assistantships, grants, and so on—or they gave up and went into another field, like programming or web design. You haven't done either of those things. You're still making internet art. What's that like?
its really weird brian
like really really weird
lemme give you a few reasons why my life has ended up like this, and also a few reasons why its weird
um i mean to be honest the first reason i dont show really is because being around gallery people for more than 5 or 10 minutes without being absolutely shitfaced is literally (Literally) in my top 3 least favorite things in the entire world.
teaching could be cool? i actually love the idea of molding (moulding?) young minds but how does one start this career path? maybe you can give me some pointers. even in an [ed.] if you'd like. [I think you'd have to get an MFA. But based on your answers I don't think you'd like being in an MFA program. – BD]
assistantships are the same deal as showing- artists are gross, both mentally and physically (trust me on this, i am one) and i like making actual money
which brings me to why i dont make objects: im poor
so maybe i should apply for grants? is that how artists get money to work? i have no idea im really bad at the art thing, except that my work looks really nice and makes a lot of cute girls super happy.
ok so its weird because when im at an opening or out with new people they always say OH WHAT KIND OF ART DO U MAKE and i always say UHH I TAKE OTHER PEOPLES SHIT OFF THE WEB AND CHANGE IT A LITTLE BIT AND CALL IT ART and its awk my g, so awk.
another reason why its weird is because i get super wasted with a lot of like "cool" and "up and coming" artists on the regs and being the net guy/ coolest person in the room is like, pretty exhausting u know?
i just wanna use this space to say plz dont remove any of the swearing from the interview, ive waited a very very long time for this
also plz dont correct any spelling or punctuation, they arent mistakes (im just that cool)
also please leave the above note in the interview (also this one)
The People Code
Installation view of pΓσ₠§§℩η⅁ at the Goethe-Institut Library. Photo courtesy of Jenny Jaskey
The mission of the library could be described as calibrating the optimal ratio of signal to noise, by eliminating as much noise as possible. This description would cover both shushing and the extensive cataloguing that eases readers' paths to the information they want. But what becomes of that mission when so many people carry a gateway to vast expanses of knowledge in their pockets (even if they mainly use that gateway to take selfies and play Angry Birds)? Does the library of bricks, mortar, and bound books effectively bracket the search for information by offering a specific set of physical resources, with a corresponding language of signals? Or is it yet another backdrop for selfies and Angry Birds—the constant noise of everyday life?
This fall the Goethe-Institut Library, an outpost of the German cultural ministry in SoHo, enlisted curator Jenny Jaskey to organize "The End(s) of the Library," a year-long series of artists projects that rethink the library's mission. common room redesigned the floor plan to open up space and introduced a modular exhibition apparatus; David Horvitz established an electronic archive of artists' books—both scanned works on paper and ebooks—to supplement the Goethe-Institut Library's catalogs both here and in Europe. The latest project is pΓσ₠§§℩η⅁, a collaboration by Juliete Aranda, Fia Backstrom, and R. Lyon that directly tackles questions of signals and noise. They began by processing the library's raw database through Safari 5.0.5 and printing out the results, in which catalog entries are cluttered and stretched by symbols and glyphs—representations of the metadata that the computer needs to process catalog entries. A reading was held on January 5 where participants vocalized the print-outs, glyph ...
Immaterial Incoherence
Here are some thoughts related to this post. I couldn't manage to string them into one coherent statement, so, numbered paragraphs instead.
Are the art world's power structures the most -- only -- important thing about art? Media fascination with the expense of fine art ("art journalism") and the ready dismissal of commercial art ("art criticism") have made it almost impossible to avoid. Which is too bad, because it's far from the most interesting thing about art.
Jogging's insistence on "immateriality" makes it seem like the artists' primary concern is rebuking the market. That impression is affirmed in Jacob's exposition here, and confirmed beyond any doubt in Free Art, the manifesto that Jogging posted last week.
I'm interested in how visual art has become more like poetry or music in the way it's circulated and appreciated. I'm interested in art that belongs to this process. But I'm not fond of art that makes this process its subject. More often that not, artists who obsessively make work about art's institutions and systems are obsessed with their own positions in them, which means their work is self-concerned, narcissistic.
On his Post Internet blog, Gene McHugh responded to the Free Art manifesto by challenging the validity of the political and philosophical positions that Jogging set forth therein. His first argument was that the power relationships responsible for the availability of Tumblr and Facebook -- and by extension, responsible for Jogging's activity -- are just as besmirched by capitalism as the art world, and therefore Jogging can't claim to occupy a space that is more "pure" than the art world. I'm not going to refute that, but I think his second argument -- that Jogging's description of their work as "immaterial" is unjustified -- is less persuasive. Gene wrote:
2. Second of all, Jogging's insistence on the so-called immaterial or de-materialized quality of the work is also rehearsing an old fallacy (one which, it should be noted, Jogging themselves acknowledge and grapple with in their text).
For the sake of argument (and it is debatable), let's say that—yes—a virtual .jpeg of a sculpture is immaterial—free of the problems of aura and material commodification which the sculpture depicted in the .jpeg itself affords.
But, what about the hardware displaying this content?
The notion that the Web has accomplished some sort of Hegelian transcendence is precisely what, say, Steve Jobs wants consumers to believe:
Go on, keep chatting with your friends, watching videos, listening to music—it's all fluid and immaterial now and that's great—just so long as you do so through the iPad.
These devices which display the work which Jogging thinks of as lacking aura, are, in fact, highly susceptible to aura or, from a slightly different angle, fetishism.
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While I'm skeptical about the value of immateriality as a subject of artwork for the reasons stated above, I'm not convinced by Gene's critique of immateriality as an aspect of Jogging. If you're talking about computer-made artwork being displayed in a gallery on a computer, then talk of fetishism might be relevant. But it's remote from the way I view Jogging on my dusty laptop.
Jogging can't be equated with Steve Jobs -- I am sure the artists don't care about the makes and models of our viewing devices. The equivalence Gene draws between Jogging and the hardware environment for viewing Jogging is also dubious. The array of possible visual and physical surroundings for looking at Jogging -- from the choice to access it through the Tumblr dashboard vs. an RSS feed aggregator to the type of device -- excludes object fetishism as a relevant topic in discussions of Jogging.
(Can you reconcile Dziga Vertov's excitement about the mobility and speed of the movie camera with the static act of sitting in a dark room and watching his films? Does it matter?)
Gene tacitly acknowledged the problems of immateriality by choosing to make Post Internet text only. He uses the medium that can most easily be transferred from one vehicle to another, eschewing moving and still images (which browsers can be picky about displaying) as well as links, which can die.
Can I just say I don't like the idea of the material/immaterial binary but I'm just trying to stay within the terms of the discussion as they currently stand, because I'm not presently prepared to offer a better alternative. Thanks.
With Jogging, hardware doesn't matter, but software does. Susan Sontag: "Photographs may be more memorable than moving images, because they are a neat slice of time, not a flow . Television is a stream of underselected images, each of which cancels its predecessor. Each still photograph is a privileged moment, turned into a slim object that one can keep and look at again." Tumblr is between the two -- a flow of discrete images. So is Google Image Search, and so is YouTube, which files moving images as discrete entities. I'd even say that the internet as a whole occupies the space between Sontag's poles of photography and television, but Tumblr is the most concentrated distillation of that quality*: the ongoing selection of memorable images that keep canceling each other out.
(*or maybe dump.fm is now, whatever.)
I think the value of Jogging is that its mixture of new and old, homemade and found images -- and the semi-serious insistence on each image's importance (the "privileged moment" of it, to use Sontag's words) via museum labels like "Sculpture," "Installation," etc. -- is a more pointed expression of Tumblr's essential features as a software service (as described in the preceding paragraph) than the run-of-the-mill Tumblr.
Jacob's post gives a good account of how Jogging operated in the framework of Facebook's software so I won't go through that again.
Institutional critique and art jokes are useful for artists as ways of formulating their attitudes toward the art system and understanding their position in it, but I'm skeptical about their value beyond that -- even though there's a rapidly growing sympathetic audience for them (in the Free Art manifesto, Jogging cites a statistic that art schools in the U.S. produce 90,000 graduates annually). To rephrase what I've already said, I'm less interested in artists who make work about "immateriality" as a problem of making/displaying art than I am in artists who have accepted it as a part of both art and life and moved on. Shana Moulton, for instance, takes the subjective equivalence of images, things, and thoughts as a given of contemporary life and dramatizes its consequences. I just picked Shana because I posted about her here a month ago but there are many other artists with a similar outlook. Jogging is still hung up on the immateriality of the internet and its consequence for their careers, though their exploration of it seems sophisticated enough that it has the potential to eventually yield something more substantial. Pun intended, lol.
A Conversation with Jon Rafman
Mail Nothing to the Tate Modern
What am I doing wrong
Soviet Animation in the 1980's
This is a favorite of mine, for the combo of Byzantine figures and Soviet grays:
It's based on the work of Soviet writers. It says contact with aliens will come Sept 2, 2011, so mark your calendars.
Then there's Secret of the Third Planet (1981), also based on Soviet sci-fi, less artsy and more popular than these other ones:
(This version has higher quality but no subtitles: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dtIDYlQirSs&feature=related)
With these early precedents I don't think it makes much sense to link the above cartoons to the collapse of the USSR in 1991.


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The "Worst President Ever"
by: alan caruba | published: 07 29, 2012
You have to know how poorly Barack Hussein Obama has performed in office when the phrase the "worst President ever" has already become a cliché.
Obama's first term is frequently compared to the devastation of Jimmy Carter's first and only term. It left Carter a rejected, embittered man, frequently critical of those who succeeded him.
What did President Reagan do to create an economic boom in the wake of Carter's sorry record?
Peter Ferrara, the Director of Entitlement and Budget Policy for The Heartland Institute, who served in the Reagan White House Office of Policy Development, writing in 2008 cited Reagan's (1) tax cuts to restore incentives for economic growth, (2) spending reductions, including a $31 billion cut in spending in 1981, close to 5% of the federal budget, (3) an anti-inflation monetary policy restraining money supply growth, (4) deregulation that by 2008 had saved consumers an estimated $100 billion in lower prices, and (5) free trade in the form of worldwide agreements to reduce tariff taxes.
Citing tax cuts, Ferrara noted that "Reagan was not the first or last to adopt sweeping tax cuts to boost the economy. It has happened four, perhaps five, times in the last century, with virtually the same results every time."
Obama has never stopped talking about raising taxes and his signature legislation, Obamacare, had more than twenty increases in taxes embedded—hidden—in the more than 2,000 pages that former Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi famously said had to be passed in order "to find out what is in it."
In contrast to Reagan, Obama has spent his years in office blaming George W. Bush and even the Clinton years for the economy he "inherited", but which more accurately stated, was an economy he campaigned to fix, promising hope and change.
In 2005, Dr. Hans F. Sennholz, the chairman of the department of economics at Grove City College, wrote an analysis of "The Economics of Jimmy Carter" noting that Carter was "unaware of the inexorable economic principles that direct and determine economic life."
Carter, Sennholz wrote, was unaware that, "Consumers determine not only the prices of consumer goods but also those of the factors of production, that is, land, labor, and capital. They determine and pay the wages of every worker" noting also that "Carter never tires of expounding his displeasure and irritability about the income and wealth of many capitalists and about government policies that seem to favor the rich." Who does that sound like today?
In January of this year, looking back over the first three years of Obama economic policies, an Indiana University study noted that 46 million Americans are living below the poverty line—up 27% since the start of the recession dated back to 2006.
The report stated that "The Great Recession has left behind the largest number of long-term unemployed people since records were first kept in 1948. More than four million Americans report that they have been unemployed for more than twelve months."
For those who still think Obama can be reelected, it is worth noting that the most severely affected states are Florida, Nevada, and Arizona which have been badly hit by the housing foreclosure crisis, and Michigan and Ohio that have seen the collapse of traditional manufacturing. These are all key states Obama would need to win.
On July 27, The Washington Post reported that the U.S. economic growth had slowed to 1.5 percent annual rate in the second quarter as consumer spending weakened. "The growth estimate Friday from the government suggested that the U.S. economy could be at risk of stalling three years after the recession ended." While the official unemployment rate is 8.2 percent, it is widely believed to be above 10 percent.
"No president since Franklin D. Roosevelt, in the depths of the Great Depression, has been reelected when the unemployment rate exceeded 8 percent," said the Associated Press report. "Presidents Jimmy Carter and George H.W. Bush were ousted when unemployment was well below 8 percent."
At this point, the Obama campaign, unable to run on his economic record, has devoted itself to depicting Mitt Romney as a rapacious capitalist who grew wealthy investing in companies, a felon who continued to run Bain Capital after leaving to save the Salt lake City Olympics (a job for which he took no pay), and for failing to release his tax returns going back many years. Not mentioned is the fact that Obama is a multi-millionaire or his total lack of experience in the private sector.
Repeating all the errors of the Carter years and exacerbating the 2008 financial crisis by spending billions in taxpayer funds on failed "stimulus" programs, Obama compounded the crisis by waging war on the nation's energy sector, wasting more billions on "clean energy", and using executive orders to circumvent immigration and welfare laws on the books.
The result has been the highest levels of federal deficit and debt in the history of the nation. He has, indeed, exceeded the damage Jimmy Carter inflicted during his only term in office. He is, indeed, the worst President ever.
Maurice PuntBailey78 said: Bush has done more damage to this once great nation then anyone before or after him. He should be in Prison for War Crimes
Bailey 78 is living in some kind of fantasy land. Geo. Bush had no control over Congress or Senate during his last two years
You can see what happened.
Jim L
The only thing Obama can run is his mouth. Bush Bushes were at leat 100 times better presidents. Reagan was 10,000 times better. Any fool who votes for Obama deserves to be unemployed and to lose eveything he or she owns and to die vomiting in the gutter when they belong. Have a nice day.
Bernie P.
People need to remember that Bush had an all Dem congress the last few years he was in. So nothing got done.
But Obama has turned this Country upside down and spent too much money and keeps spending what isn't there. I agree with Jo A. all those trips with family and half the world with him is just not right. As well as staying in hotels that cost more then my house/night. (That we are all paying for.)
Bush has done more damage to this once great nation then anyone before or after him. He should be in Prison for War Crimes
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