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I found this recipe ages ago and promptly printed it out so I could make it as soon as possible. Of course, when I found it earlier this week and remembered how excited I was to make them, I was forced to laugh at the fact that my initial excitement had been almost two years ago. Now, that either proves that I'm unorganized or that I have more recipes to try than I have time to make them. As I've always prided myself on my organizational skills, I'm going with the latter.
It is suggested with this recipe that it's a good idea to make these brownies with high quality ingredients. I have to agree with that. These brownies are all about the chocolate, so use the best kind you're willing to buy. Good quality chocolate is becoming more and more available these days. Most grocery stores will offer something besides Hershey's, Baker's, and Nestle. While my local grocery store is not that great, they do offer Ghirardelli. I also used Schokinag cocoa powder that I bought at our local cook's store.
I made these brownies for New Years' Eve, and the wonderful aroma that filled the kitchen was just heavenly. Few things offer a better smell than chocolate baking in the oven. If that weren't enough, adding chocolate ganache just pushed them over the top.
I am usually not a straight chocolate brownie fan. I like some nuts or something thrown in for some added interest. Quinn is the chocolate purist around here. I expected him to love them, which he did, but I didn't think I'd enjoy them quite so much. They are truly decadent. For all you chocolate lovers, these are a must for your recipe collection.
- 1 cup unsalted butter (plus more for preparing pan)
- 3 ounces semisweet chocolate, finely chopped
- 1 cup granulated sugar
- 1/2 cup cocoa powder
- 1/2 cup mascarpone cheese, softened
- 3 large eggs, at room temperature
- 2 teaspoons vanilla extract
- 1/2 cup all-purpose flour
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 6 ounces semisweet chocolate, finely chopped
- 6 tablespoons heavy cream
- 3 tablespoons unsalted butter
To make the brownies:
Preheat oven to 325°. Butter an 8-inch square glass baking pan and set aside.
Place the butter and chocolate in a microwave-safe bowl. Microwave at half power in 30 second intervals, stirring between each heating. Continue until both are completely melted.
Sift sugar and cocoa powder. Add to the butter/chocolate mixture. Beat in (by hand) the mascarpone, eggs, and vanilla extract until smooth. Fold in flour and salt.
Pour batter into pan and spread evenly.
Bake for 45-50 minutes, or until a toothpick inserted in the center comes out clean.
Cool in pan on cooling rack.
To make the ganache:
Place chopped chocolate in a small bowl. Set aside.
In a small saucepan, heat the butter and cream over medium heat, stirring constantly. When mixture is almost boiling, pour over the chocolate. Let stand for 30 seconds. Then, stir until smooth.
Pour ganache over cooled brownies and spread evenly.
Allow ganache to firm before cutting brownies. Brownies may be placed in refrigerator to expedite this.
Recipe adapted from Food.com.
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that looks so dense and fudgy. yum! i always have a problem with baking them though. they seems undercooked most of the time, just too moist
Oh my…this looks like a serious dessert for any chocoholic!
Those look like my kind of brownies. Wow.
Talk about calling my name!! These are next o the brownie recipe list (I "force" myself to bakig brownies once a week :)). That picture just made me weak in my chocolate knees!
mascarpone and chocolate!! what more could we ask for??!! this looks so fabulous:)
Chocolate and marscapone,
What a heavenly combination!
I'm intrigued by baked goods with mascarpone and these look really good!
wow they look so decedent! I know a chocolate lover who would die for these. Thanks for the recipe.
Those look rich and yummy.
I just found your blog through Tastespotting and have just gotten lost in all your gorgeous pictures and recipes! This brownie recipe looks like heaven and I just put on my "must try soon" list. I'll definitely be back frequently! Thanks
Wow, those brownies just look like pure fudge- Talk about food porn!
After seeing that pictures, I have no choice but to make these brownies.
Bookmarked for the wekend!
Holy hell. I am making those for the husband's birthday this weekend. Thanks!
Mascarpone, good chocolate & ganache…I can smell these baking right now!
I litterally let out a "wooooooooooot!" when I saw the picture in my reader. A definite must-try…:)
Wow, those look incredible. Great photo.
Good Lord. Look at that! There go the resolutions. Right out the window.
Hi there you have such a lovely blog.I have a blog also here is my link Food Recipes
Let me know if you would like to exchange links. Thanks Jeena x
gorgeous!!!!!!!!! i already need a tall glass of milk just thinking about it!
Impossible to start a diet with such a gorgeous cake! Lovely blog, Cat
This is what I call a wonderful brownie. Looks really good and yummy!
I have now made these twice in the last two weeks. I can't get enough!!! I'll be keeping this recipe on the counter where I can get to it easily for awhile I can tell.
I just wanted to chime in with my review of these – I printed it out the day you posted it, but with the same issue of "too many recipes, too little time," I just made them last night despite them being in the high-priority file!! :~) Anyway, they were absolutely wonderful – tender, excellent chocolate flavor, moist without being gooey. I used Callebaut semi-sweet and Penzey's natural cocoa and they worked beautifully. They will be made again and again at our house! Thanks Jennifer!
I don't think you realise quite how much you're making me drool!!
I have been ogling this website for far too long, and simply must leave a comment saying how very much in love i am with your cooking
Even though I've never tasted it!
I love the your adopt a blog idea, where can i go for adoption?! I started blogging less than a fortnight ago, and it's taken me that long just to figure out how to upload a photo…
Oh my god…these look amazing! Will need to try them asap.
that looks delicious. i have not eaten lunch yet and that looks great.
I read your site just about every day. A couple of weeks ago, I made these mascarpone brownies and I must say, there were a HUGE hit! What an awesome delicious recipe. I wrote about it on my blog and took photos as well. Please check it out and thank you for posting the recipe. I'm keeping it in my "favorites".
Hi Jennifer..I'm a friend of your mother-inlaws and Quinn's dad. this is a fantastic website!!The picturesare drool worthy. I am going to work my way thru and plan on enjoying one dessert a week…my treat. Thanks for yur talent and creativity!! Sac. CA.
Hi! I'd like to bake your brownies. They look so mouth-watering!
But what is a cup? 230 mililiters?
Greetings from Germany!
Hi, Mya. Yes, one cup is equal to roughly 230-240 ml. I'm from the States but I've been living in Spain for nearly 8 years, and sometimes I find converting recipes a bit of a challenge. I hope this helps!
I baked them last weekend and we liked them soooooo much. They are the best brownies i have ever eaten! I have also published them in my blog, with the recipe converted to grams and mililiters.
I baked these yesterday and they are amazing! Very rich, only for true chocolate lovers. The mascarpone gives a beautiful silky and cool texture to the brownie. I'm saving this for when I need to impress people!
One note, next time I would half the amount of ganache — the brownie is good enough on its own and doesn't need a ton of extra chocolate added.
OMG!! So light and fluffy, I put 2tbs of coffee to enhance the chocolate flavor and it came out perfect!, my husband and I love it!!
Just found this recipe, and even if I am not normally a big fan of Brownies, these ones seem to die for! Thanks for the recipe, will make sure to try it!
may i use cream cheese to replace the mascarpone cheese =) ?
This looks absolutely delicious!!!!!
Ah yes. Those look amazing! Just love the use of marscapone, such a great addition to desserts
There is a new cocoa mascarpone. I would think it could make this one even better.


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AAA officials expect gas prices will maintain current averages in metro Atlanta and across the nation, at least for the next week."Consumers can expect to see retail gas prices decrease this week, and it's likely prices will continue to drop next week," said Jessica Brady, spokeswoman for AAA Auto Club South. "Increased inventories, coupled with a strong dollar and reduced demand, should push crude prices lower and keep gas prices at bay." Brady added that investors are less concerned the protests in Egypt will spread to neighboring countries, or disrupt oil transports along the Suez Canal, after Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak announced his resignation, which put both protesters and investors at ease, and lowered the price of crude oil to around $85 per barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange to start the week. "Now that the concern over Egypt is somewhat settled, the price of oil will begin to trade at prices based on supply and demand, economic conditions, and the value of the U.S. dollar," said Brady. The AAA spokeswoman acknowledged crude oil inventories continue to increase with reduced demand, and the U.S. dollar also has gained momentum and maintained its strength against other currencies like the euro. The combination, she continued, will help keep the price of crude oil down below $90 a barrel, as well as keep retail gas prices down. AAA's Daily Fuel Gauge Report revealed the national average price for a gallon of gas remained unchanged, as the Georgia average increased 5-cents to $3.06 last week. The national average price of regular unleaded gas has held steady at around $3.12 per gallon. Including the change in gas prices in Atlanta during the past week, prices on Feb. 13, were 59.1-cents per gallon higher than the same day one year ago, and are 5.3-cents per gallon higher than a month ago, according to Patrick DeHaan, the senior petroleum analyst for GasBuddy.com. DeHaan noted the national average has increased 4.9 cents per gallon during the last month, and stands 50.4-cents per gallon higher than this day one year ago. AtlantaGasPrices.com reported a $2.89 per gallon price tag, among its least expensive prices at metro Atlanta gas stations, and $3.39 per gallon on the other extreme for prices.
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Located at 200 Ravinia Park Road, Highland Park, IL, we refer to this main public parking area as the West Lot. The lot can accommodate 1,800 cars and can reach capacity quickly. When filled, cars will be directed to a Park 'N Ride lot (scroll down for more info). You can find the West Lot on the map below. Please note that the North and South lots are reserved for donors at the Opus level and above only.
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Closing poor-performing schools may be a foreign concept in New Jersey, but it's not in other places. And it shouldn't be here.
The Camden school district, for one, the recipient of billions of dollars in state aid as an impoverished district, has seen the same failures perpetuated in the same schools year after year, decade after decade.
So no one should be shocked that a state Department of Education official, in looking at the Camden schools' dismal standing - 23 of the city's 26 schools are considered failing by state measures - informally proposed radical changes to try to change the district's doomed course. Among the steps: shuttering up to 13 of the worst-performing regular public schools and charter schools.
Sometimes to build up, you have to tear down. Crumbling school buildings that are too old and can't be renovated are razed and replaced by new ones. But it's not always the building that must come down. Sometimes the foundering institution that lies within is what must be replaced by something new - new leaders, new rules, new vision, new outlook and new outreach to help kids in school and at home where they must also be supported.
Camden has schools in such need.
The "secret" proposal in question written by one state Department of Education employee in Camden to help lay the groundwork for four Urban Hope Act charter schools is nothing formal. Most likely, it's a trial balloon to see what Mayor Dana Redd and other decision-makers in Camden are willing to consider when it comes to really shaking things up in Camden's troubled school system.
Besides closing up to 13 schools, the proposal authored by Education Department liaison Bing Howell for the state taking greater charge of things in the Camden district includes putting hiring and firing decisions into the hands of the state Board of Education, increasing the number of charter schools in Camden and attracting professional charter management organizations to the city.
Everything should be on the table, including and especially, starting fresh in school buildings where the failure to get kids to learn has been ongoing for many years. Spending many millions of dollars alone on Camden's schools will never make things right for the children in the city. Real change and better educational options for students are needed.


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Originally posted by Carol Murphy: I have just plucked up the courage to download the JavaRanchCommon.zip file from the link provided, and have placed a copy saved as JavaRanchCommon.jar in my C:\java folder.
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Originally posted by Carol Murphy: I'm running Windows 98. There is no Classpath statement in my autoexec.bat file. Do I need to add one to do this next series of assignments? My compiler has worked fine so far without one.
Originally posted by Richard Boren: jc_JRanch DaysOld.java The source for jc_JRanch.bat: REM Used for compiling applications using JavaRanchCommon.zip javac -classpath c:\JRanch\JavaRanchCommon.zip;.; %1 jrun_JRanch DaysOld 04-16-1950 The source for jrun_JRanch.bat: REM Used for running applications using JavaRanchCommon.zip java -classpath c:\JRanch\JavaRanchCommon.zip;.; %1 %2 %3 %4
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Pedophobia Causes, Pedophobia Symptoms
"Don't get your child spoiled", "That will spoil your children", those were only some of the advices of our parents. Today there is a term for this. Fear of children, resulting getting your child spoiled is called pedophobia. This article is listed in "children health" because this behavior affects more your children's health then parent's, though it is most commonly caused by parent's emotional or mental dis-balance.
Pedophobia is a term for parents, who are struggling in the role of parent-educators and become helpless because children with their wishes and desires become more master-tyrants, and therefore parents dare not to oppose, but they comply with everything. At this point the cause for pedophobia is similar as one for developing gamophobia (fear of marriage, intimacy), or anuptaphobia (fear of becoming single).
Parents are not strong enough to do what is best for their children, but they comply with their wishes, because they are afraid that if they don't give in, it could cause their children to not develop as normal human beings. For a parent who is showing a signs of pedophobia is considered to be pedophobic.
Cause of this sort of phobia is hard to determine, since this is a relatively new-used term – pedophobia. There could be a numerous of causes, and some of the most common are traumas from childhood, where parents lost someone very close to themselves and therefore they want to comply with every wish of their children. This behavior is not to be mixed with compulsive-obsessive personality disorder. It may only be a sign that a parent has not developed a strong parental role in life, and is not enough emotionally strong.
What parent must know is a way to help a child to develop. The most common pedophobia side-effect is that a child will get spoiled. The other side-effects may be very dangerous to the future mental development of a child, yet it depends of the intensity of this behavior. Also, this is common for a single parent and if there is only one child. With the second child parents are getting more parental approach and are helping a child in a right way.
As mentioned above, this phobia was now researched enough so there are almost none researches and experiments which are dealing with this behavior. Pedophobia is a relatively new subject and is expected in a future that psychologists will know more about this. Pedophobia is also known as phobia of children, or children phobia.


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A beloved and well-respected Spartan grad returned to his old stomping grounds on Saturday.
Draymond "Day-Day" Green visited the Breslin Center to take in a Michigan State basketball game as the Spartans battled Minnesota. The former four-year star and current Warriors small forward watched as the Spartans downed the visiting Golden Gophers, 87-75.
Following the victory, Spartan Nation had a chance to catch up with Draymond Green. He talked about his adjustment to the NBA, his impressions with Tom Izzo's 19th team and his return to East Lansing.
Green has been busy since he finished piling up accolades in a Green and White uniform. Four years at Michigan State prepared him well for the NBA, but making the transition is still very difficult. The schedule is more jam-packed, the stakes are higher and the game is faster.
The 6-foot-7 forward was selected by the Golden State Warriors in the second round of the 2012 NBA Draft, beginning his career under the watchful eye of former player and ESPN broadcaster Mark Jackson.
Green saw significant playing time in his rookie season, as the Saginaw, Michigan native averaged 13.4 minutes per game. Green adjusted to the pro game quickly, posting 2.9 points and 3.3 rebounds per game.
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"There's a bunch of differences," Green said. "Number one [is] the schedule … You don't get much time to adjust, you have to adjust on the fly. But once you … get the schedule figured out and the flow of the game and the speed of the game … it's nothing really."
Day-Day has come into his own this season, tabbing 4.8 ppg and 4.4 rpg while seeing the court for an average of 19.6 minutes per night. Green has improved in all aspects of the game, improving his accuracy shooting the ball and playing better defense. The second-year player is shooting at a 37.9 percent clip from the field, up over five percent from last season. In just 39 games this year, Green already has more blocks (33) and steals (43) than he did in all of last season.
The Golden State coaching staff has taken notice of Green's development. Jackson mentioned recently that he would hire Green as an assistant coach if the youngster could no longer play.
"It means a lot to get that type of praise from Coach because he probably wouldn't say that about a lot of people," Green said. "It's definitely an honor to be mentioned in that regard, but at the end of the day, I have a lot of work to do and I have to continue to get better in all aspects of the game."
Green flew into East Lansing immediately following Golden State's 99-97 win over the Celtics at home. The Warriors don't play again until Wednesday, so Green had some free time.
Green made the trip despite the nine new stiches above his upper lip after Friday's game. Boston's Jordan Crawford elbowed Green in the face. The former Spartan still enjoyed sitting courtside and watching his former teammates play.
"[It was] definitely different, but exciting," Green said. "Just seeing those guys on the court doing their thing [is great]. The motivation, that swagger they carry out there, that confidence, it's always good to be out there watching. To see that from a personal standpoint, I felt like it was amazing and it was going to get better."
Michigan State took good care of its favorite son, shining a spotlight on Green and making him feel welcome. But Green is not one to hog the limelight.
"I definitely don't want it to be about me and also my lip," Green said. "It's not about me, it's about those guys out there putting the work in, that's the most important thing. It's always great to get guys coming back, that's phenomenal, but at the end of the day, my days here are over. It's not about me anymore; it's about those guys on the court."
Day-Day loved seeing his Spartans capture a win over the Golden Gophers. The former Spartan stud was impressed with MSU's performance. Though the Spartans haven't been at full strength yet, Green sees greatness in this team.
"A good team, a very good team, but they're just starting to scratch the surface of how good they can be," he said. "Part of that is getting healthy. Once they get everyone healthy and playing together, everything is going to flow better. But overall, I think this team can be great and when I say great, I really believe it. It's not bias. I've seen a lot of teams in college basketball and I can see why Michigan State is better."
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The Mescalero Apache Reservation, with the help of the Ruidoso Fire Department, battled six separate grass fires on Monday. The fires were first reported at 10:15 a.m. near the Travel Center by an off-duty employee. Upon their initial attack, firefighters discovered five other fire starts within a five-mile stretch along Highway 70. Five of the six fires were located on the Mescalero Reservation with the other fire located in the Village of Ruidoso's jurisdiction.
"The cooperation between the village of Ruidoso, the Mescalero Apache Reservation and the U.S. Forest Service worked perfectly. I am thankful for the caliber of the people that we have to work with. I am very, very happy." Ruidoso Fire Chief Harlan Vincent said Tuesday.
The fires were all within a five-mile stretch along Highway 70.
Fire crews remained on hand for several hours in order to make sure fires were extinguished. Because of the firefighters' quick response, the largest area burned was only about two and a half acres located just south of the Casino Apache Tribal Center. The proximity to houses and businesses was a concern, Forrest Manager for the BIA Mescalero Agency, Erica Enjady said. Firefighters returned early the next morning to ensure there were no hotspots to contend with.
BIA fire staff currently is looking into the causes of the fires. As of press time, they did not believe the fires were intentional, but instead attribute the cause of the fires to carelessness or negligence. Any number of factors could have contributed to the fire, Enjady said.
In 2011 fires were found to be caused by sparks from tire blow outs, chains being dragged by improperly secured trailers, poorly maintained car emissions and using unapproved containers to dispose of ashes, state Forestry Fire Prevention and Outreach Program Manager Dan Ware said.
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"The potential for fire is higher this year," Enjady said. "Conditions such as little to no snowfall, coupled with breezes, low humidity and higher temperature have elevated fire risks early this year." Enjady said.
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Issue No. 21 2012 — Rethinking the Seasons: New Approaches to Nature
Editors IntroductionRod Giblett and Warwick Mules
Cultural Studies is not very good at thinking about the place of nature in today's technologically mediated life as it's mainly concerned with constructivism or the production of cultural objects, identities and affects. Nature always comes to foil such things, exceeding them, breaking them down, returning them to the earth. The problem is how to think nature in this context. And how does this thinking of nature help us to relate to the sciences, with their particular way of thinking of nature as objectified, managed environment.
A number of recent cases in point stand out. One is climate change as it problematises a hard and fast distinction between nature and culture. It also upsets an orderly progression and change of the seasons. The seasons are a cultural construction of nature, and the four European seasons imposed in the case of Australia on Aboriginal seasons (often six) are a colonisation of time. Similarly politicians and journalists referring to recent disasters as natural and as exhibiting the wrath of Mother Nature is problematic both for their Janus-faced construction of nature and for not acknowledging and appreciating her bounty and generosity.
This special issue of Transformations brings together contributions to the discussion of the cultural construction of nature around the issues of climate change, seasonality, disaster, and other associated topics related to the seasons, as well as broader theoretical and philosophical issues concerned with the rethinking of nature as a category of Western thought. The contributions assembled herein fall into the two broad categories of the seasons and new approaches to nature and are organized into two parts in this issue. The distinction between them, however, is arbitrary and largely dictated by their titles as the articles grouped in the first part under the rubric of the seasons also engage with, and generate, new approaches to nature. Similarly and conversely, the articles assembled in the second part entitled new approaches to nature also engage with the seasons, and with questions of time, temporality and history.
John Ryans article kicks off the first part of the issue Rethinking the Seasons by tackling upfront the seasons, their role in the natural world, and how the embodied experiences of time and space in places and moments are expressed in nature writing. As an American currently living in Australia, he not only has to deal with the hemispherical inversion of the conventional four northern seasons in the south, but also to grapple with the cultural difference of the six Aboriginal seasons in south-western Australia related to its unique flora. Out of this confluence he formulates a new approach to nature and the seasons that he calls embodied temporality.
Katherine Wright in the second article looks at a particular local instance of the imposition of the four European seasons undertaken by planting trees in the town of Armidale in New South Wales that produces chromatic autumn. She considers this programme to be a colonisation of time and calls for its decolonisation through ecological remembrance. This involves what she calls the collective cultural remembering of forgotten human and nonhuman agents involved in the collaborative and ongoing constructions of place. As with Ryans article, there is a similar engagement with time, the seasons and the formulation of a new approach to nature.
Jo Law in the third article of the first section draws on the tradition of the almanac and relates the process of constructing her own almanac as a way of creatively engaging with the changing of the seasons, their variable colours and life-forms. She argues that the almanac as a medium has the potential to make perceptible an inclusive and encompassing ecology that constitutes our multifaceted experience of the seasons. She does so in an exemplary cross-cultural exchange between Australian and Japanese cultural constructions of seasonality.
The first two articles consider Australia within the context of the European cultural construction of seasonality. The third article considers the seasons in Australia and Japan. Joseph Ballan in the fourth article considers the seasons wholly and solely in the northern polar region in which they are bifurcated starkly between summer and winter due to the widely divergent angles of sunlight at different times during the year. Within the context of Inuit culture, as he puts it, changes in the natural world are bound together with alterations in social and affective life. He proposes a way of thinking about how physical changes in the environment take on meaning and affective tonalities for communities and individuals.
In the fifth and final article in the first section, Rod Giblett, like Wright, critiques the colonisation of time undertaken by the European cultural construction of the four seasons in Australia. Like Wright, he also calls for the decolonisation of time and the seasons. He does so through a deconstructive reading of some of the writing about the seasons in the literary canon and through an appreciation for its dissenting minority. He places this project within the contemporary moment of climate change and global warming and proposes seasonal dislocation or seasonal disruption as better, more precise and poetic ways to describe these phenomena.
This brings us to the second section of the issue, New Approaches to Nature. All of the articles in this section are concerned in one way or another with critiquing anthropocentric approaches to nature, and with providing alternatives. Warwick Mules in the first article considers nature in the philosophical writings of Martin Heidegger. In Muless reading of Heidegger, poetic dwelling with nature and the technological are intertwined in the artistic rather than remaining separate categories as in other readings. He offers a critique of romantic ideas of a return to nature and proposes instead a thinking with the artwork in its turning out of technology as an openness to nature as such. For Mules to think with nature as a poietic event of openness requires a reawakened trust in Being and a recovery of the ontological bearing of art.
Ben Dibley in the second article of the second section considers the place of nature in the age of the anthropocene the era of the human-made world since industrialisation and the role of humans in that world as both a biological species with a geological agency now directing planetary life as he puts it, and as a species-being with the capacity to consciously direct its own species life activity. He considers how the parametric boundaries for species-life open up new domains for the creation of surplus as the earth system itself become financialised and augmented. Dibley concludes that the Anthropocene is here to stay. There is no return to a benevolent Holocene. Instead he argues that the activity of industrialising the planet by the human species-being demands the total metamorphosis of its means of production if it is to forestall the demise of its species-life and, indeed, that of thousands of other species.
Anne Schillmoller and Aidan Ricketts in the third article of the second section, consider the possibility of the rights of nature in legal discourse as earth jurisprudence. They write: earth jurisprudence aims to develop non-anthropocentric earth justice systems capable of recognising and representing the rights of nature. However, the authors argue that human justice systems are unavoidable artifacts of human exceptionalism and that to conceive of a non anthropocentric legal system is perhaps both unachievable and, practically speaking, of limited value. Instead they propose a jurisprudence of "strategic anthropomorphism" to enable "empirically based ecocentric interventions in a radical redesign of the anthropogenic project of law."
Monica Westin in the fourth article develops an approach to environmental art based on a modification of the relational aesthetics of Nicholas Bourraud, and informed by concepts of the civil contract and the civil gaze proposed by visual culture theorist Ariella Azoulay. Employing these concepts, Westin develops an approach to environmental art that creates a relationality between spectator, nature, and art without overt activist statements.


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Last night, at the DJ Awards show in Ibiza's famous club Pacha, Armin van Buuren was awarded for 'Best International DJ' and 'Best Trance DJ'. As voted by EDM lovers from all across the globe, it is the fourth year in a row that the Dutch DJ returns home with the prestigious awards.
The DJ Awards is a non-profit organisation, created to recognise and celebrate the talents of the greatest DJ'Äôs since 1998.¬ÝThe annual award show is a highlight of the summer season, held in Ibiza, the dance music capital during the summer months.
Armin, who's just had the Closing Party of his A State of Trance nights at Ibiza's Privilege this Monday, is now getting ready for his next world-tour, A State of Trance 600. Armin will announce the dates and cities of the tour during a special live broadcast of his radio show, taking place in Amsterdam's Escape club, on October 18th.


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In sports, if The Man dials your digits, everything is put on hold.
That's what happened to UConn women's head coach Geno Auriemma during his post-game press conference last night. As he was giving hordes of reporters quotes for their columns and gamers, Auriemma was handed a cell phone that had known basketball-lover Barack Obama on the other line.
Auriemma handled the private conversation in a public forum fairly well. Hard to make a two-person conversation with a one-sided soundbite slant entertaining, but Auriemma did it. He was gracious, funny, bouncy and respectful — all while doing it naturally, coming off as himself.
Absolutely love his zinger at the 2:22 mark, by the way.
Auriemma and Obama have gotten to know each other, of course, because UConn's taken two trips to the White House in light of winning two national titles since Obama was elected. Presidents interrupting press conferences after sporting events is nothing new. We've seen it with Walter Payton , Nixon calling to console Don Shula, along with plenty of other instances. Pretty neat stuff to demand the attention of Mister President during one of the proudest moments of an athlete or coach's life.
Also, I wanted to show you a second video from last night's presser that's certainly worth your time. Below, Auriemma attempts to clarify the message he was trying to send when he went off on his epic rant at Madison Square Garden a couple of nights ago. Say this about the man: He's always interesting and always delivering plenty of quotes to fill up the copy. Enjoy.
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La Roche student collapses playing hoops, dies
Michael Bird died playing the sport he loved.
Bird, a La Roche College sophomore majoring in radiologic technology, was playing a pickup basketball game with friends in the Kerr Fitness and Sports Center on Monday night when he complained of not feeling well, said Ken Service, vice president of institutional relations at the McCandless school.
Paramedics were called when Bird, 19, of Poughkeepsie, N.Y., collapsed at 10:19 p.m.
He was taken to UPMC Passavant in McCandless and died at 11:26 p.m., a spokeswoman for the Allegheny County Medical Examiner's Office said.
An autopsy showed that Bird died of a coronary anomaly, the spokeswoman said.
"I really want to play my basketball season for him," said Chris DeCrane, a fellow sophomore from Akron.
"Me and him tried to walk onto the basketball team last year. We both got cut," said DeCrane, who made the squad this year.
DeCrane, who said Bird enjoyed playing basketball and was always trying to improve his game so that he could make the team, never let the disappointment get him down.
"He was all smiles, every single day. He was always talking to everyone," DeCrane said before attending a candlelight vigil for Bird Tuesday night in Magdalen Chapel.
Andy Bott was a resident adviser when Bird arrived on campus as a freshman.
"The first thing he asked me was where the office was for the basketball team," said Bott, a junior. "He tried hard, and I know he was probably disappointed he couldn't make the team. I respect him for his dedication to the team."
A Mass that was held for Bird at noon in Magdalen Chapel was "well-attended," Service said.
Pittsburgh Bishop David Zubik celebrated Mass in the chapel Monday to welcome students back for the first day of classes.
Bird made an impression on Barbara J. O'Connor, director of the X-Ray Program at Ohio Valley Hospital in Kennedy, in the brief time she knew him from his class there.
"He was the most personable young man I ever met," O'Connor said. "I said, 'Tell your Mom she did a great job because you're just a delight.' "
Counselors are on campus to help students cope with Bird's death and "work through their grief issues," Service said.
"We're all very distraught about the situation," Service said. "It's a tragic incident, a young man losing his life so unexpectedly. Our thoughts and prayers are with his family and loved ones."
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True Blue Racing (TBR) has finished second at the end of the round robin stage. after a long day on the Swan River on day 3 of the 2012 Warren Jones Regatta.
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The day started out very slow for all the teams with no wind, meaning postponement ashore. It wasn't till 2:15pm that the race committee was able to send the teams out on the water with True Blue Racing up against over night leader David Gilmour. The race didn't go TBR's way with an early penalty going to Reece, from there the team consolidated the pre-start to manage an even start but Gilmour slowly pulled away to take the win.
The second race of the day saw TBR up against local Sydney rival Jay Griffin. An early penalty on Griffin saw the pressure fall off TBR. A good close race saw Griffin lead for the majority of the race but TBR rolled Griffin within 50 metres of the finish to take the win.
The team then had two flights off before the local duel between club mates Reece and Chapman, in what turned out to be one of the most exciting matches of the round robin stage.
A close start saw Chapman to windward, a close upwind tacking duel saw the teams round within two boat lengths of each other with Chapman holding the lead. An early gybe out by Chapman allowed Reece a better run into the bottom mark and as they rounded the bottom mark Reece was less than a meter behind Chapman. With Chapman still holding the advantage TBR slipped back to about four lengths behind by half way up the second beat, but a good tactical call for the final half of the leg saw TBR gain with every tack. At the top mark Chapman dialed down True Blue Racing and managed to protect the right hand side.
With that Chapman rounded the top mark four seconds ahead but a great spinnaker set by True Blue Racing saw them in a good position to roll on the next gybe and that was exactly what they did. Chapman though, did a great job of staying in touch with Reece but with a obstruction on Reece's bow and a call for water saw the tabled turn. A hard luff from Reece caught Chapman unaware and he failed to keep clear and was penalized. Reece was able to bear away and build speed quicker before crossing the line to take the win.
This saw True Blue Racing finish second after the round robin stages behind Gilmour.
'It was a really long day out there today, no breeze this morning then a good strong breeze this evening. We knew coming into the final match that we had secured a semi final berth if the race committee decided to skip the quarter finals but that didn't dampen our efforts to win. We had a really good last race and it was great to come away with the win and finish second after the round robin stage. We have kind of battled our way through the round robin so I think we are looking for more consistant form heading into the knock out stages.' commented trimmer Arnau Farras-Knowles.
Tomorrow strong winds are expected with a cyclone sitting up north off Western Australia. However the race committee has decided to continue with the quarter finals.
David Gilmour chose to race eighth place Jay Griffin, True Blue Racing then chose seventh place Sam Gilmour for their quarter finals. Pete Nicholas chose Tristan Brown leaving fourth and fifth place Josh Junior and David Chapman for the final quarter final.
Racing will continue tomorrow at 9:30am with True Blue Racing up against Sam Gilmour, the quarter finals have been shortened from a best of five series to best of three.
Follow all the action live on the True Blue Racing website
True Blue Racing is a youth match racing team based out of the Royal Sydney Yacht Squadron in Sydney, Australia. The team is currently in seek of a new sponsor for the 2012 season, if you are interested in supporting the team please visit the team's website


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Sometimes big data seems almost synonymous with Hadoop and NoSQL because these are the technologies that are driving the headlines. However, the reality on the ground is a little different.
During a research programme for a recent Big Data Summit, Computing asked 230 survey respondents which vendors they would consider for a hypothetical big data project.
Those choosing the headline-grabbing specialist big data players as potential partners are in a minority compared with those choosing to stick with more familiar names such as Microsoft, Oracle and IBM. Confronted with a list of generalist and business intelligence (BI) vendors (figure 1) as potential partners only 14 per cent chose the "none of the above" option compared with 56 per cent who did the same with specialist vendors (figure 2).
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On one level this could all be a matter of semantics. After all, what exactly constitutes a big data project? For many organisations it will simply mean more of the same but on a larger scale, rather than the revolutionary break with the past represented by Hadoop, NoSQL and associated technologies.
A lot of rebranding – or "big data washing" – has taken place over the past two or three years, with common-or-garden storage, database and BI products suddenly finding themselves on the big data shelf. That said, the giants have been on an extended shopping spree for promising start-ups to make up for lost time, and have also released innovations of their own, such as SAP's HANA in-memory database, Microsoft's Azure HDInsight cloud-based Hadoop platform and Oracle's Exadata appliance.
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Safety in numbers
It's sometimes easy to forget that this is still an immature market and that most of the organisations currently making a big noise are small start-ups. The leading pure-play Hadoop distributors such as Cloudera, Hortonworks and MapR each have fewer than 500 full-time employees. They will argue, of course, that the support and development networks represented by their thriving developer communities effectively makes them several times larger, but the fact remains that they are tiny compared with the behemoths heading up the list in figure 1. Microsoft, for example, has a global headcount of 127,104 while IBM employed 431,212 people at the start of 2014.
The old adage goes "no one ever got fired for buying IBM", and the same could apply to Microsoft, Oracle or EMC. Their global reach means that these vendors have a presence in most organisations of any size, and as a known quantity these incumbent IT giants are often the first port of call, a safe bet when a new project is in the offing. Whether they are always the best choice is another matter.
The technical capabilities, or lack of them, within many organisations is another reason to play safe. Specialist big data vendors can generally only provide one or two pieces of the big data puzzle, with the remainder needing to be provided by internal staff or third-party suppliers. With their industry certifications and armies of qualified resellers, the big players offer a comfort blanket to those lacking specialist skills.
The skills gap is still a very real issue. Computing asked respondents which big data solutions they were using and then asked them whether they had in-house skills for these solutions. The biggest gaps existed where respondents were using Hadoop and cloud-based big data services.
In-memory databases applied to big data and next-generation data warehouses/data analytics were also areas where businesses were struggling to recruit and keep skills.
An end-to-end-type solution provider will to be able to fill in more of these gaps from its own product line, such as data warehousing, infrastructure-as-a-service and business intelligence, in a way that builds on what is already in place in many organisations rather than having to start afresh.
When it came to actually making the decision to trial and/or purchase a solution Microsoft was the clear winner. Nineteen per cent of those with a live project (a quarter of the respondents had something up and running) chose Redmond as a partner. Second was Oracle with 11 per cent closely followed by SAP with nine per cent, while EMC and IBM were each selected by eight per cent of respondents.
Mighty sharks and minnows
The numbers choosing a specialist vendor for a hypothetical big data project were smaller, as figure 2 shows. Added to the skills and incumbency factors, the current volatility in the market means there is bound to be a certain amount of waiting and seeing going on as potential customers seek assurance that their choice will still be around two or three years down the line.
However, for those who see big data as a break with the past rather than same-but-bigger, who wish to deploy it for a specialised task, who are able to draw on appropriate skills, and who are happy with integrating various vendors, there is no doubt that the smaller players are worth more than just a cursory look. It is here that most of the progress is being made. These are the innovators who are making the waves, garnering investment from venture capitalists and IT giants like Intel and IBM alike.
Small and agile, and with plenty of resources – both financial and in terms of their fiercely loyal developer communities – some respondents believed that these vendors offer a degree of flexibility that larger players could not match.
"Although a larger company could offer you a larger suite of services, a smaller company would be more willing to accommodate you with your changing needs as sometimes you won't know all your requirements and you might discover them as you go. You might not get that from an Accenture or an IBM…" said a CIO in the financial sector.
Top of the list of specialist vendors that respondents would consider were Splunk, the logfile analytics firm, MongoDB, one of the first NoSQL databases to gain a strong following, BI and data visualisation company QlikTech and the Hadoop distributor recently backed by Intel, Cloudera.
Fourteen percent of the sample had gone as far as setting up trial or production implementations with these vendors, among which Splunk, QlikTech, Hortonworks and MongoDB were the front-runners.
There was little doubt among the respondents that despite the ongoing consolidation of the market, with big fish swallowing minnows, a real change has taken place.
"I think if you had a large operational IT system and if you didn't use Oracle or one of the big players, you'd sort of get that proposal written off. Now, it's almost the other way round, as soon as someone sees Oracle, they see the license price and the infrastructure price going up and it's just like 'no way'," explained a CIO in the gaming industry.


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Laura Seeger paints an orange MS ribbon on the face of a child as his mom looks on.
The sun warmed the park, and the skies were blue on April 28 for the second annual Walk MS Marshfield.
Walkers began arriving at about 8:45 a.m. and filled the Wildwood Pavilion and surrounding area. They came with friends, family and dogs to support their loved ones and help raise money for much needed research and development of treating and curing MS.
Dennis Riedel did a very entertaining job as announcer keeping things on schedule. At 10 a.m. a sea of orange T-shirts surged around the upper pond and through the zoo, walking for a great cause. ...


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There was good news and bad news in the Commission for Higher Education's report on funding for Indiana's universities, including Purdue.
First the good news for the next two-year budget: The commission is recommending a 7.5 percent increase in tax-funded state help for universities' operating costs, student financial aid, campus repairs and capital projects.
Then the bad news - at least for the universities: The commission put the schools on notice that the next round of tuition increases was expected to be in line with inflation. Nothing more.
Of course, for students and their families, a tuition increase in the ballpark of 1.8 percent or less would sure beat the most recent student fee bumps, including back-to-back 4.5 percent changes from Purdue in the past two years. That would qualify as good news - something the commission seems to understand.
"We want something that is comparable, fair and indicative of what has been going on recently, that would allow the institutions to have some additional revenue coming - but also understanding there is an impact on student affordability or student debt," Jason Dudich, assistant commissioner for higher education, said during a commission meeting earlier this month.
Hoosiers will need to wait and see whether state lawmakers plan to hang on the Commission for Higher Education's every word with the two-year budget scheduled to be hammered out in 2013.
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A street is one step closer to being renamed to honor a fallen Lexington police officer.
Officer Bryan Durman was killed by a hit-and-run driver in April.
A city committee originally opposed renaming Hilo Street in Lexington, a decision that upset Durman's widow, Brandy.
However, the city's address committee reversed its decision Friday morning.
Pending approval by the Lexington-Fayette Urban County Council, Hilo Street will be renamed Durman Drive.
A big reason committee members first turned down the request was that changing the name of the street goes against the address committee's guidelines.
The guidelines state that a street should not be renamed for a person until 20 years after their death.
However, after Lexington Mayor Jim Newberry learned of the committee's rejection, he said it would reconsider its decision during its next meeting, which was Friday morning.
27 NEWSFIRST spoke with David Lucas, a member of the address committee, and asked him what changed between the previous meeting and the one Friday.
He said at the first meeting, the committee just looked at logistics.
However, after hearing from Durman's family, Lucas says the name change makes sense.
If approved by the Council, Hilo Drive could become Durman Drive by October.


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