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On Thursday's edition of NASCAR America, Marty Snider, Wally Dallenbach and Kyle Petty discussed the perspective a parent must have in order to let their child get behind the wheel of a race car. Petty, who lost son Adam in a 2000 crash at New Hampshire Motor Speedway, says after a tragic incident, there are steps that have to be taken in order to get back to a place where you feel comfortable.
Zach Veach confirmed with Belardi to start 2016 Indy Lights season
Two-year Indy Lights Presented by Cooper Tires series veteran Zach Veach will return to the series in 2016 following a year's hiatus. At the moment, it's for the start of the season only but with the intended plan of making it a full-season effort.
The young American joins the Belardi Auto Racing team, which he narrowly lost out to in his last full-time campaign in 2014 when he finished third in the points.
Veach, who turns 21 next month, is Brian Belardi's first confirmed driver for the 2016 season. Perhaps one of the single most experienced drivers in the Mazda Road to Indy, Veach has been on all three rungs (Indy Lights, Pro Mazda, USF2000) since 2010 and spent 2015 as a color commentator for the IndyCar Radio Network.
He tested for the team last month at Sebring, and will have several other tests before the St. Petersburg season opening weekend March 11-13.
"I'm very thankful for this opportunity that Brian Belardi has given me," Veach said. "After racing against his team for so many years, I've always had a ton of respect for him, his crew, and of course, his cars. Belardi Auto Racing competes to win championships and I would love to give them their second Indy Lights title.
"Right now, we only have a partial program in place, but with a great amount of effort on both sides. We will be doing everything possible to try to get funding together for an entire season, so we can put a championship fight in place. I look towards winter testing, and 2016, with a lot of hope and excitement."
"We're really happy to have Zach confirmed with us for next year, and we'll work closely with him to make sure that we can get the funding we need to run him all season," Belardi added.
"He's a supreme talent both in and out of the car, and his initial test outings in the car were just as we expected. Zach was on-pace very early in Sebring after familiarizing himself with the new Indy Lights car, and I know that we'll challenge for race wins and the championship next year."
ARCA releases 2016 schedule; Mobile out, Madison (Wisc.) returns
The ARCA Racing Series presented by Menards will have only minor changes to the 2016 season, the sanctioning body said Wednesday after revealing next season's schedule.
The biggest change is Mobile, Alabama is off the schedule, to be replaced by a return to Madison, Wisconsin.
As ARCA enters its 64th consecutive year of racing, the schedule will once again feature 20 races for the third consecutive year, starting at Daytona International Speedway on February 13 and ending on Oct. 14 at Kansas Speedway.
All told, there will be nine races on short tracks, eight on superspeedways, two on dirt and one on a road course.
"We are pleased to announce our full and complete schedule," ARCA President Ron Drager said. "We feel we have once again put together a schedule that highlights the diversity of the ARCA Racing Series presented by Menards. We are excited for the start of the new season."
Other changes include:
* The annual Chicagoland Speedway race will be moved to Thursday night, Sept. 15, kicking off the opening weekend of NASCAR's Chase for the Sprint Cup.
* The road course race at New Jersey will be moved to Saturday, May 28, rather than its previous Sunday afternoon date.
* The annual dirt race at DuQuoin State Fairgrounds in Illinois will shift from an afternoon to an evening race.
* The series will mark milestone events with the 75th series event at Toledo Speedway and the 99th and 100th races at southern Indiana's Salem Speedway.
* The series will have companion races with all three of NASCAR's pro touring series, as well as one weekend as the undercard for the Verizon IndyCar Series race at Iowa Speedway in July.
* As for the return to Madison, Drager said, "It was important for us to schedule a race in the Menards market. Last year, we did not have a race in either Minnesota or Wisconsin and this year, we decided to go back. We are definitely looking forward to racing again at Madison and the upper Midwest."
* The annual awards banquet takes place Dec. 12 in Indianapolis.
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Ecclestone has 'no doubts' Monza will remain on F1 calendar
MILAN (AP) Formula One boss Bernie Ecclestone is confident the Italian Grand Prix in Monza can find the needed cash to stay on the calendar.
Ecclestone tells the Gazzetta dello Sport, "We will find the right solution – I no longer have doubts – to provide a future for the Italian GP."
No circuit has hosted more F1 racing than Monza, but officials at the track outside Milan have had trouble producing the estimated 25 million euros ($26.6 million) per year that Ecclestone seeks to keep the race in place after the current contract expires next year.
Ecclstone says, "Things have been cleared up and there is only one go between, (Angelo) Sticchi Damiani, the president of the Italian Automobile Club."
The Italian GP next year is scheduled for Sept. 4.
Alternative engine solution rejected by F1 Commission
Plans to introduce a new alternative, cheaper engine into Formula 1 for 2017 – hypothetically a 2.2-liter V6 similar to what is seen in IndyCar – will at least temporarily go on the backburner.
The F1 Commission has rejected the so called "alternative engine solution," where several companies submitted proposals to be that alternative supplier.
"The F1 Commission voted not to pursue this option at this stage — however, it may be reassessed after the Power Unit manufacturers have presented their proposal to the Strategy Group," the FIA said on Wednesday.
"The parties involved have agreed on a course to address several key areas relating to Power Unit supply in Formula One," the statement added.
Meanwhile the statement outlined four things the current manufacturers – Mercedes, Ferrari, Renault and Honda – would be tasked with improving on the current 1.6-liter formula:
Those are:
- a guarantee of supply to teams
- the need to reduce the engines' cost
- simplification of the specification
- "improved noise"
Further meetings between the manufacturers and the governing body are scheduled, including one this weekend at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix season finale.
As F1 heads into the final weekend of the season, political/paddock items such as Red Bull and Toro Rosso's respective power unit futures, whether Renault's takeover of Lotus will finally become official and what will happen with Manor's team leadership stake – this marks Graeme Lowdon and John Booth's final weekends although ex-McLaren man Dave Ryan has been hired as the team's new racing director – are among the talking points.


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HI Sucre is in a convenient location, only 150m from the bus terminal or a short 12 minute walk into the city centre. The hostel has an Internet café, TV room, a lovely garden, and a BBQ. HI Sucre also offers a suite with a panoramic view of Sucre and a Jacuzzi suite!
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They tried to get me to answer my door for months on Saturdays. Every Saturday I ignored.
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If people doubt riding on the sidewalk is dangerous to the cyclist and others, here are two episodes in two days in Toronto.
A 56 year old woman was walking on the sidewalk Thursday afternoon and a 15 year old cyclist approaching facing her knocked her down. She later died in hospital. He has not been charged. It's suggested he tried to avoid her, and she did the same and maybe moved to the same side and they collided. He was legally on the sidewalk as he had 24" wheels.
A man suffered serious injuries when hit by a car entering a mall as he was crossing the entrance on a sidewalk. He was a "wrongway" cyclist (it says he was southbound and presumably on the east side, since Yorkdale Mall is on the east side of Dufferin) but that shouldn't have been a problem as the car was coming from the northbound lanes.
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Wing of Night by ArtgermWatch
©2012-2015 Artgerm
Topping up my Male superheroes collection.
Done in Painter and Photoshop. 4.5 hours.
Done in Painter and Photoshop. 4.5 hours.
Kali - awesome!
This is amazing looking. I currently have this set as my profile picture on this site, and was wondering if thats ok. I am never planning on passing it off as my own, but i do wish to use it as Nightwing is my favorite "young" superhero in all of comicdom.
LOVE it!
I'm not deep in the superhero closet, I'm not in it at all actually, but there's something about Nightwing I've always liked. Why, whenever they put their masks on, do their eyes suddenly go white? Surely they'd go darker? But then again, using logic in a place where men in tight stretchy spandex jump from tall buildings is pointless.
This is one badass and sexy image! I love the flow of motion you have coming off the sailing ends of the Escrima sticks (or whatever battle batons he uses).
Amazing work!!!
nightwing <333
I'm a huge night wing fan. This is cool. Well done
Really nice drawing... though I have to say the hair style is more of Jason Todd.
Excellent work!
I love nightwing.
The best Nightwing I have ever seen
I love Artgerm
I am just loving the blue and black, I always liked how he dressed xD
Besides the Flash!Wally West my absolute favorite character. Absolutely awesome made
skills you have yes
Love the motion in this one. Also the background is awesome!
do u sell this?
i am a huge fan of night wing A.K.A. first robin and this is awesome
FANTASTIC! you are an amazing artist
Nice pose!
He looks so cool!
He looks so cool!
Best Nightwing EVAR!
*_* woh, I wish I could do something like that !
Love the Nightwing. Very Very Hot. Are you going to do the rest of the male Titans? Beast Boy, Arsenal, Superboy, Kid Flash? I would lovbe to see you do them.. You skills are amazing..
This is a really cool Nightwing. Is he pelvic thrusting?
You should draw more sexy men like him haha.
Sicc Nightwing
sexy <3
Awesome with his escrima sticks!
That is one of the best Nightwing sketches I have every seen!
Wow awesome job! You've really got the lean, acrobatic look down! and i now have vision the next time i hit the gym lol
My favorite super hero <3
amaziiiiinnnnggg i like night wing too
He's definitely my favorite among non-superpowered heroes
Awesome!!!! I LOVE YOUR WORK
Dude, this is realy realy awesome color !
is this digital oil??
somehow reminds me of kurono
This guy is a big inspiration in my art. You draw TOO many awesome things!!


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Every Sunday Beginning September 20th through November 8th
Sept. 13- Fitness Testing (2pm) / Equipment Day (4pm-6pm), Winter Park Resort, Vintage Hotel Parking Lot
Sept. 20 - Lions Park, Golden
Sept. 27 - Red Rocks Amphitheatre
Oct. 4 - Lions Park, Golden
Oct. 11 - Red Rocks Amphitheatre
Oct. 18 - Lions Park, Golden
Oct. 25 - Red Rocks Amphitheatre
Nov. 1 - Lions Park, Golden
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Click here for information and directions to Lions Park, Golden
Click on the Check out the Sports Performance Calendar for Updates
Manufacturer Day - Sunday, September 13
The Schedule: Snowsport Industry Reps. will be at Winter Park Resort from 4pm to 6pm. Vintage Hotel Parking Lot
Ski & Board Swap - Friday, October 9th & Saturday, October 10th
Where: West Portal Station at the base of Winter Park Resort
What you will find: -
Ski and snowboard equipment, outerwear, and accessories are offered at amazing discounts. Products are provided by individual donors as well as industry vendors. Anyone can donate or come to find the whole family gear for next season! Open to the public.
Need to clean out your closet or garage. Sell your gently used items at the Swap to make room for the new stuff your going to buy.
It's easy - Click here and download the packet Individual Packet
Program Orientation - Saturday, October 10th - Location: Balcony House Upper Level
Noon - Fulltime Academy
1:00 General Comp Center Orientation for New Families
1:30 ATP Development
2:00 All Terrain Ski Programs (ATP & Telemark)
2:30 Alpine Programs
3:00 Freestyle Programs
3:30 Freeski: Park + Pipe Programs
4:00 Freeski: Big Mountain Programs
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Chefs Cup Dinner Dance
33rd Annual Chefs Cup Dinner Dance - Saturday, December 5th!
Tecnica Race Pro 70 Size 225 - $40
SL Volkl Race Tiger 150cm - $50
GS Volkl Race Tiger 156 cm(2 pairs) Racers and Trainers - Great beginner skis - $100 both pairs
SL Blizzard Race World Cup 150cm - $75
Contact Patty Finnigan at and Gary at
SL Fischer World Cup 145cm race skis W/Head Freeflex Pro bindings. Unsed one season - $225
GS Head World Cup Rebels 165cm W/Head Freeflex Pro bindings - $150
GS Volkl Rac Tiger World Cup 163cm W/Marker Comp 10.0 bindings - $125
Nordica Ace Junior 148cm W/Solomon bindings - $125
Contact Chris at 720-480-3241 or email
Elan Bloodlines Mogul skis (2 pairs) 158cm - $350 ea pair $55 less than wholesale
Contact Mike Plante at 303-582-3493
SL Nordica World Cup Race Stock 165cm with Marker Comp 16.0 bindings - $200 OBO View Photo
SG Rossi 186cm - $400 OBO View Photo
Contact Stacey at
GS Volkl Racetiger Speedwall 177cm, red/black no bindings - $150
SL Volkl Racetiger Speedwall WC 155cm, green/black with 12DIN bindings - $150
SL Volkl Racetiger Speedwall WC, green/black with 12DIN bindings - $250
SL Volkl Racetiger Speedwall WC, green/black with 12DIN bindings - $200
GS Volkl Racetiger Speedwall WC, 23m 183cm, red/white/black with 12DIN bindings - $200
SL Volkl Racetiger, no bindings (older model) - $40
Soft Goods
Spyder GS speed suit (ladies) red/black size 14/16 - $50
Fuxi stealth top, Adult XS (fits approx. 12-16 yr old), black/red - New - $50
Obermeyer Ski Jacket, Size 16 (fits approx. 13-16 yr old), orange - $40
Contact Ivana Arnold at 720-989-5512 or email
GS Rossi Hero 182cm, R23 W/bindings - $150
SG Dynastar 185cm, R30 No bindings never been skied on - $100
GS Rossi 167cm, R18 W/bindings - $50
GS Rossi (2 pairs) 175cm, R23 No bindings - $50 each pair
SG Rossi 196cm, R27 W/bindings - $75
SL Rossi 175cm, R12 W/bindings - $50
Contact Missy at
GS Rossi (2 pairs) 195cm W/bindings (not mounted) like new never been skied on 2014-2015 season model - $750 each pair
SL Rossi (2 pairs) 165cm W/bindings (not mounted) like new never been skied on 2014-2015 season model - $750 each pair
Contact Tom Evans at 970-531-3760 or email
Rossignol FIS Hero Race Skis 2014-2015
SG Skis 205cm (40cm radius) 18 DIN Rossignol bindings. Skis gently used about 3 days on snow - $700 w/bindings
GS Skis 188cm ((30cm radius) 15 DIN Rossignol bindings - used approx 20-25 on snow days - $450
SL Skis 155cm with 15 DIN Rossignol bindings - used approx. 20-25 on snow days - $450
For the package asking price $1,600. Skis are in great shape and have low days on snow
Contact John at (303) 601-7112 or email
Skis and Poles
Head Jr. Slalom Skis 146cm (11m radius) with Head binding (free flex r10) 2 pairs - $250 ea.
Head Jr. GS skis 172cm (17m radius) with Head binding (free flex r10) 2 pairs - $250 ea.
Head SG Skis 175cm with Head binding (free flex r10) 1 pair - $400
Contact Elsie at
Skis and Boots
Atomic Boots
Redster WC 130 Size 27.5. $400
Lady Hawx 80 Size 24.5 Black/White. $300
Atomic Skis
Punx Twin Tip 182cm (107-84-107) 2014. $300
Contact Bayard Frasier at303-883-8150 or email
Skis and Boots
Super G Skis - Atomic Race SG 175cm W/Atomic Race 6-14 DIN Bindings. $100
SL Skis - Head World Cup Rebel i.SL team 156cm W/Head Free Flex 3-11 DIN Bindings. $100
Free Ski - Nordica Unknown Ledged Wormen's ski 164cm W/Nordica EXP 25 3.5-11 DIN Bindings. $100
Head raptor B3 RD White - Only used 3-4 days - Size 27.5 - $400
Contact Dave at720-254-4594 or email
Atomic GS Redsters 137's
Bindings Atomic Neox Jr.Dims 2.0 to 7.5 - $250
Lang Boots RSJ60's - Size 12 - $50
Contact Steve at 720-382-4199
SL Racers Volkl 136 with M7 Bindings - Like New $225
Contact Jim Bausano at 720-258-5427
Boots - Excellent Condition
Lange RSJ 65 Blue Racing Boots Size 23.5 Used one season $50
Lange RSJ 65 Blue Racing Boots Size 22.5 Used one season $50
Contact Mark at
#1 - 2 pairs-Fischer GS 188cm (Women's FIS) W/Z-17 bindings. Excellent Condition - $400 each pair
#2 - 2 pairs-Fischer SL 158cm (Women's FIS) W/Z-17 bindings. Good/Excellent condition - $300/$400
#3 - 1 pair-Rossi GS 175cm (R=23) W/Rossi 120 (4-12DIN) $150 Trainers
#4 - 1 pair-Fischer SL 145cm W/Z-11, Trainers $175
#5 - 1 pair-Fischer SL 140cm no bindings, Trainers $75
Contact John Carron at 720-384-6310
Lange Boots
Size 23.5-275mm Comp 60 $20
Size 24.5-286mm Comp 60 $20
Size 7.5-300mm $40
Fischer SL 130 Fischer FJ7 bindings $60
Fischer SL 135 Fischer FJ4 bindings $60
Volkl GS 142 Marker M1000 $50
Fischer GS 148 no bindings $25
Poles Atomic 95cm $5
Soft Goods
Spyder Gold Youth 10/12 padded $75
Spyder Silver Youth 14/16 padded $60
Non-padded suit XS $20
Winter Park Alpine Team Black & Orange Spyder wear
Pants Size 10 & 12 & 18 $20
Jacket Size 10 & 14 $25
Contact Julie at
Soft Goods
Spyder padded speed suit, Adult XS - $75 View Photo
Contact Tim at 303-775-5073/ or email
Skis and Jacket
Hart F17 Classic ST's Mogul Skis, 175cm. Skied on one run!! Like New and in perfect condition!Includes Look Pivot 14 bindings. Skis mounted for size 9 boot. Firm price-skis and bindings $650 or skis only $400 Cash only accepted.
IDone MR-J 150cm kids moguls skis. Includes Look Team X Binding din 4-10. Good condition. $235.
Ski Jacket. Like new Size Large. Asking $235.00 very high quality Entrant fabric Waterproof 20,000, Seriously warm jacket. View Picture Contact Mark Burg 970-531-3583
Skis, Boots, Helmets
#1 Fischer SL World cup 140cm w/Head SC90 Binding $175.00
#2 Atomic GS Racers 12 158cm w/Atomic Neox Binding $150.00
#3 Atomic GS Racer 12 158cm w/Atomic Neox Binding $275.00 (Race ready!)
#4 Head Twin tip Mojo 141cm no binding $40.00
#5 Ski Helmet Freestyle Micro fit adjustable soft ears $10.00
Call Jeannine at 970-531-4230 or e-mail
Skis - All in great condition
SL Fischer skis 140cm with bindings $200.00
GS Dynastar skis 158cm with bindings - $150.00
GS Rossignol skis 165cm with bindings - $200.00
Boots- Skied one season
Head 70 Flex, Size 24-24.5 - $100.00
Scott SL 46" - $10.00
Scott SL 42" - $10.00
Scott GS 46" - $10.00
Contact JB at
SL Racers - Volkl Jr. SL Race skis 145cm 2014/2015 model. Excellent condition (no bindings) - $200
SL Trainers - Volkl Jr. SL Race skis 145cm 2014/2015 model. Excellent condition (no bindings) - $150
SL Racers-Rossignol 150cm 2013/2014 Radical WC FIS Round Tip R20 w/Rossi Axial WC 120 binding $300 (new $840)
SG Fischer World Cup Jr SG Skis 175cm (no bindings but fits Fischer/HEAD bindings) $200
SG Fischer World Cup Jr. Skis 196 cm R=27m W/Fischer Race bindings $325
Leki GS Poles 110cm - $35
Contact Anders at
Soft Goods
Brand new Sypder Mosaic blue girls size 10/12 GS speed suit. $200
Contact Steve Morgan at or 303.880.8121
2 Pairs of Atomic Skis
M-10= 12m turn radius. B-5= 14m turn radius. Binding Neox DIN12 The B-5 bases and edges are in great shape. I'm a coach with 5 pairs of skis so no one pair of skis gets too much mileage Binding Neox DIN14 - Price $175.00.
The M-10's are rock skis. Use them in early season and save your other skis. Edge ding on one side on one of the M-10 skis. Price $75.00 Both are all-mountain and carving.
Contact Parker at or 970-531-3668
Location: Lower level Balcony House left of the exterior ticket office 970.726.5514 ext. 1809. The Competition Center Workshop provides precision ski tuning, waxing, and mounting services at the best possible prices for Competition Center members and their families. The shop also sells all tuning equipment, waxes, and Competition Center logo wear. Racing accessories (pole guards, shin guards, etc.) are also available. Hours are 8:30am-4:30pm on weekdays and 8:00am-4:30pm on weekends and holidays during the season. Purchases made at our ski repair shop benefit our ski and snowboard programs. Unfortunately, due to space constraints, we are unable to offer snowboard tuning and waxing services but the shop does carry a selection of snowboard parts in case of equipment malfunction. Contact the Snowboard Program Director for in-town tuning recommendations.
The Winter Park Ski Education Foundation (WPSEF) was established in 1987 as a 501(c) (3) non-profit charitable organization. It is run by a board of volunteers so all funds raised go to:
To apply for assistance download the 2015-2016 Scholarship Application
The Grand Foundation
Donor Advised Funds - G.A.P. (Grand Activities and Programs) Fund for Grand County Kids
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Excellent for all types of practice as it is made of durable, long lasting material. This yoga mat is the most common and the most widely used type. Can be found in yoga studios, schools, Fitness clubs, at home and outdoor. Children can play on it, we can also seat on it to watch TV. No PVC and no toxic phthalates, so it is not only better for the environment but also healthier for you.Feature:
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T4LT - Curation Tools
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Interlude.fm is a mashup video + branching scenario editor. And it's more than that as the scripting platform they call the Treehouse allows for loops and skips and a menu layer over the video. An app like this will require some planning and storyboarding, but the results can be really engaging.
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Khan Academy - Basic Fractions Demo: http://in.fm/v/AnprBM
Doona Instructions Interactive: http://in.fm/v/V1xQGA
Panera Interactive Training: http://in.fm/v/MYOprA
Healthcare Example: http://in.fm/v/V1wpGz
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Collaborative editing and revising is at the heart of Draft -- An alternative to Google Docs, perhaps with even easier to compare, accept, reject, re-revise suggested edits. If you struggle getting all your students set up with Google accounts or need them to write and re-write without formatting tools obscuring the way, Draft is worth checking out. Find it at http://draftin.com.
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The village of Ca'di Romagnolo is 2,47 kilometers far from the same town of Loiano to whom it belongs.
To the municipality of Loiano also belong the localities of Anconella (3,23 km), Barbarolo (3,93 km), Bibulano (3,09 km), Campi (2,60 km), Casoni (2,76 km), Farne' (4,22 km), Gnazzano (2,79 km), Guarda (4,30 km), Molinelli (4,44 km), Poggiolo (4,03 km), Quinzano (4,32 km), Roncastaldo (2,96 km), Roncobertolo (3,85 km), Sabbioni (1,68 km), Scanello (2,75 km), Scascoli Valle (4,36 km), Trebbo (3,76 km), Valle (5,24 km).
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The locality of Ca'di Romagnolo rises 730 meters abobe sea level.
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2014, Volume 14, Issue 4
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by Beverley A. Searle & David McCollum
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by Hal Pawson & Ilan Wiesel
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by Ann-Kathrin Seemann & Simone Renner & Florian Drevs & Martin Dietrich
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2014, Volume 14, Issue 3
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by Manuel B. Aalbers & Kenneth Gibb
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by Michael R. Glass & Rachael Woldoff & Lisa Morrison
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by Michael Darcy & Dallas Rogers
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by Justin Kadi & Richard Ronald
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by Raquel Rolnik
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by Susan J. Smith
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by Pushpa Arabindoo
2014, Volume 14, Issue 2
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by Marietta Haffner & Harry Boumeester
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by József Hegedüs & Vera Horváth & Nóra Tosics
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by Quintin Bradley
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by Sasha Tsenkova
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2014, Volume 14, Issue 1
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by Roger Andersson & Lena Magnusson Turner
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by Martin Lux & Petr Sunega
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by Hugo Priemus
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2013, Volume 13, Issue 4
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by Hal Pawson & Vivienne Milligan
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by Nicole Gurran & Peter Phibbs
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by Hans Skifter Andersen & Lena Magnusson Turner & Susanne Søholt
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- 391-412 Housing Allowances as Income Support: Comparing European Welfare Regimes
by Julia Griggs & Peter A. Kemp
- 413-438 The Residential Psychosocial Environment and Mental Wellbeing in Deprived Areas
by Ade Kearns & Elise Whitley & Lyndal Bond & Carol Tannahill
- 439-469 Housing Tenure, Energy Consumption and the Split-Incentive Issue in Australia
by Gavin Wood & Rachel Ong & Clinton McMurray
- 471-488 Housing Tenure and Psychological Distress
by Gintautas Bloze & Morten Skak
- 489-499 Tackling Housing Market Volatility in the UK. Part II: Protecting Households From the Consequences of Volatility
by Mark Stephens
- 501-504 A Review of "Social Housing across Europe"
by Rachel G. Bratt
- 504-506 A Review of "Homes and Homecomings: Gendered Histories of Domesticity and Return"
by Christien Klaufus
- 506-509 A Review of "Fair and Affordable Housing in the US: Trends, Outcomes, Future Directions"
by Katrin B. Anacker
- 509-512 A Review of "Housing and Inequality"
by Claire Lévy-Vroelant
2012, Volume 12, Issue 3
- 253-261 Housing Policy, the Right to the City and the Construction of Knowledge
by John Flint
- 263-280 Competing Ideas of Social Justice and Space: Locating Critiques of Housing Renewal in Theory and in Practice
by Ed Ferrari
- 281-297 For the City? The Difficult Spaces of Market Restructuring Policy
by Simon Pinnegar
- 299-314 A Glass Half Empty or Half Full? On the Perceived Gap between Urban Geography Research and Dutch Urban Restructuring Policy
by Reinout Kleinhans
- 315-330 Conceptualising the Bounded Agency of Housing Researchers: The Case of Housing Market Renewal in England
by David Webb
- 331-345 Obsolescence and the Transformation of Public Housing Communities in the US
by Edward G. Goetz
- 347-366 Housing Market Renewal and Demolition in England in the 2000s: The Governance of 'Wicked problems'
by Ian Cole
- 367-380 Tackling Housing Market Volatility in the UK. Part I: Long- and Short-term Volatility
by Mark Stephens
- 381-382 A Review of "Understanding Community: Politics, Policy and Practice"
by David Robinson
- 382-385 A Review of "From Recession to Renewal. The Impact of the Financial Crisis on Public services and Local Government"
by Sara Gonz�lez
- 385-387 A Review of "Housing Transitions Through the Life Course. Aspirations, Need and Policy"
by Caroline Dewilde
- 388-390 A Review of "Towards a Sustainable Private Rented Sector. The Lessons from other Countries"
by Christian Lennartz
2012, Volume 12, Issue 2
- 115-136 Housing, the Compact City and Sustainable Development: Some Insights From Recent Urban Trends in Switzerland
by Patrick Rérat
- 137-158 Housing Restitution and Privatisation: Both Catalysts and Obstacles to the Formation of Private Rental Housing in the Czech Republic and Estonia
by Martin Lux & Anneli K�hrik & Petr Sunega
- 159-182 The Relationship Between Well-Being, Future Planning and Intentions to Utilise Intervention Programmes: What Can Be Learned From Homeless Service Users?
by Julie Christian & David Clapham & Shemeica Thomas & Dominic Abrams
- 183-203 'Doing it Already?': Stakeholder Perceptions of Housing First in the UK
by Sarah Johnsen & Lígia Teixeira
- 205-226 Shared Ownership: Satisfying Ambitions for Homeownership?
by Alison Wallace
- 227-240 US Housing Policy in the Age of Obama: From Crisis to Stasis
by Alex Schwartz
- 241-245 A Review of "Governing Independence and Expertise: The Business of Housing Associations"
by David Mullins
- 245-248 A Review of "Housing, Markets and Policy"
by Tony Dalton
- 248-250 A Review of "Place, Exclusion, and Mortgage Markets"
by Peter Williams
- 250-252 A Review of "Politics of Home: Belonging and Nostalgia in Western Europe and the United States"
by Wouter van Gent
2012, Volume 12, Issue 1
- 1-12 Where Housing and Pensions Meet
by Marja Elsinga & Deborah Quilgars & John Doling
- 13-26 Housing as Income in Old Age
by John Doling & Marja Elsinga
- 27-45 Demographic Change and Retirement Planning: Comparing Households' Views on the Role of Housing Equity in Germany and the UK
by Anwen Jones & Tim Geilenkeuser & Ilse Helbrecht & Deborah Quilgars
- 47-68 Homes as Old Age Security? Households' Perceptions of Housing and Elderly Care in Finland and Portugal
by P�ivi Naumanen & Pedro Perista & Hannu Ruonavaara
- 69-90 Owner-occupation, Mortgages and Intergenerational Transfers: The Extreme Cases of Hungary and the Netherlands
by Janneke Toussaint & Hanna Szemzo & Marja Elsinga & Jozsef Heged�s & Nora Teller
- 91-103 The Ongoing Transformation of Social Housing Finance in France: Towards a Self-financing System?
by Jean-Claude Driant & Mingye Li
- 105-107 A Review of: "Housing Markets and the Global Financial Crisis: The Uneven Impact on Households"
by Karin Wagner
- 107-109 A Review of: "From Despair to Hope: HOPE VI and the New Promise of Public Housing in America's Cities"
by Katrin B. Anacker
- 110-112 A Review of: "The Aging Population and the Competitiveness of Cities. Benefits to the Urban Economy"
by Marco Bontje
- 112-114 A Review of: "Mass Housing in Europe: Multiple Faces of Development, Change and Response"
by Frank Wassenberg
2011, Volume 11, Issue 4
- 333-336 Introduction to Special Issue: Comparative Housing Research
by Mark Stephens & Michelle Norris
- 337-355 Comparative Housing Research: A 'System-Embedded' Approach
by Mark Stephens
- 357-374 A Qualitative Comparative Approach to the Role of Housing Equity in the Life Cycle
by Marja Elsinga
- 375-393 Demystifying Quantitative Methods in Comparative Housing Research: Dispelling the Myth of Black Magic
by Nick Horsewood
- 395-414 Comparative Process Tracing in Housing Studies
by Bo Bengtsson & Hannu Ruonavaara
- 415-437 Ethnography and Comparative Housing Research
by Richard Ronald
- 439-452 Housing in the Welfare State: Rethinking the Conceptual Foundations of Comparative Housing Policy Analysis
by Tony Fahey & Michelle Norris
- 453-468 The Invisible Hand? Using Tax Credits to Encourage Institutional Investment in Social Housing
by Anita Blessing & Tony Gilmour
- 469-470 A Review of "Transforming Private Landlords: Housing, Markets and Public Policy"
by Julie Rugg
- 471-473 A Review of "Renewing Neighbourhoods: Work Enterprise and Governance"
by Keith Kintrea
- 473-475 A Review of "Housing Market Challenges in Europe and the United States"
by Marnix Koopman
- 475-477 A Review of "Affluence, Mobility and Second Home Ownership"
by Michelle Norris
2011, Volume 11, Issue 3
- 237-254 The New Affordable and Social Housing Provision System in China: Implications for Comparative Housing Studies
by Ya Ping Wang & Alan Murie
- 255-283 Offset Mirrors: Institutional Paths in Canadian and Australian Social Housing
by Greg Suttor
- 285-303 Strangers in the City: Addressing Challenges to the Protection, Housing and Settlement of Refugees
by Gina Netto
- 305-318 New Prospects for Social Rental Housing in Taiwan: The Role of Housing Affordability Crises and the Housing Movement
by Yi-Ling Chen
- 319-321 A Review of "Inclusionary Housing in International Perspective: Affordable Housing, Social Inclusion, and Land Value Recapture"
by Michael Oxley
- 321-324 A Review of "The Knowledge Business: The Commodification of Urban and Housing Research"
by John Flint
- 324-326 A Review of "After Council Housing: Britain's New Social Landlords"
by Peter King
- 327-329 A Review of "Multi-Owned Housing. Law, Power and Practice"
by Sasha Tsenkova
- 329-331 A Review of "Public Housing and the Legacy of Segregation"
by Gwen van Eijk
2011, Volume 11, Issue 2
- 113-132 Policy Transfer of Choice-based Lettings to Britain and Australia: How Extensive? How Faithful? How Appropriate?
by Hal Pawson & Kath Hulse
- 133-154 Public-Private Partnership (PPP) in Housing Provision in Lagos Megacity Region, Nigeria
by Eziyi Offia Ibem
- 155-174 Moving Out and Going Down? A Review of Recent Evidence on Negative Spillover Effects of Housing Restructuring Programmes in the United States and the Netherlands
by Reinout Kleinhans & David Varady
- 175-193 What to do now? Tensions and Dilemmas in Responding to Natural Disasters: A Study of Three Australian State Housing Authorities
by Keith Jacobs & Stewart Williams
- 195-220 Analysing Determinants of Foreclosure among High-income African-American and Hispanic Borrowers in the Washington, DC Metropolitan Area
by Katrin Anacker & James Carr
- 221-227 A Review of "Housing Boom and Bust: Owner Occupation, Government Regulation and the Credit Crunch" and "The Politics of Housing Booms and Busts"
by Malcolm Harrison
- 228-230 A Review of "Qualitative Housing Analysis: An International Perspective: Studies in Qualitative Methodology, Volume 10"
by Katrin Anacker
- 230-232 A Review of "Where the Other Half Lives: Lower Income Housing in a Neoliberal World"
by Peter Somerville
- 232-234 A Review of "Affordable Housing Finance"
by Marietta Haffner
- 234-236 A Review of "Experience and Conflict: The Production of Urban Space"
by Philip Lawton
2011, Volume 11, Issue 1
- 1-21 Transforming Irish Home Ownership through Credit Deregulation, Boom and Crunch
by Michelle Norris & Nessa Winston
- 23-49 Responding to the Housing and Financial Crises: Mortgage Lending, Mortgage Products and Government Policies
by Kathleen Scanlon & Jens Lunde & Christine Whitehead
- 51-69 The Evolution of Housing Renewal in Shanghai, 1990-2010: A 'Socially Conscious' Entrepreneurial City?
by Stephen Wei-Hsin Wang
- 71-88 Housing Vouchers, Benefits and Allowances (VBAs): Comparing Rental Tools in the US, England and the Netherlands
by Abiy Agiro & Jonathan Matusitz
- 89-104 Social Housing and Illegal State Aid: The Agreement between European Commission and Dutch Government
by Hugo Priemus & Vincent Gruis
- 105-107 A Review of "Community and Ageing: Maintaining Quality of Life in Housing with Care Settings"
by Karen Croucher
- 107-110 A Review of "The Housing Policy Revolution, Networks and Neighbourhoods"
by Tony Gilmour
- 110-112 A Review of "Fictions of the City: Culture and Mass Housing in London and Paris"
by Franck Chignier-Riboulon
2010, Volume 10, Issue 4
- 353-356 Introduction
by Julie Rugg
- 357-377 Universalistic, Particularistic and Middle Way Approaches to Comparing the Private Rental Sector
by Marietta Haffner & Joris Hoekstra & Michael Oxley & Harry Heijden
- 379-398 Contrasting Varieties of Private Renting: England and Germany
by Peter Kemp & Stefan Kofner
- 399-419 Worlds Apart? Lower-income Households and Private Renting in Australia and the UK
by Kath Hulse & Hal Pawson
- 421-441 The Private Rented Sectors in Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland: A Case Study in Convergence Analysis
by Aideen Hayden & Paddy Gray & Ursula McAnulty & Chris O'Malley & Bob Jordan
- 443-456 Housing Vulnerable Groups: The Development of a New Public Action Sector
by Claire Levy-Vroelant
- 457-459 A Review of "Housing Policy Reforms in Post-Socialist Europe: Lost in Transition"
by Vivienne Milligan
- 459-461 A Review of "Housing Policy Transformed. The Right to Buy and the Desire to Own"
by Fabrizio Plebani
- 462-464 A Review of "The Culture of Homelessness"
by Deborah Quilgars
- 464-466 A Review of "Urban and Regional Policy and its Effects"
by Jan Rouwendal
2010, Volume 10, Issue 3
- 223-231 Changing Housing Policy Landscapes in Asia Pacific
by Richard Ronald & Rebecca Chiu
- 233-254 Shifting East Asian Approaches to Home Ownership and the Housing Welfare Pillar
by Richard Ronald & John Doling
- 255-272 Housing Crises and Policy Transformations in South Korea
by Seong-Kyu Ha
- 273-300 An Analysis of Housing Policy during Economic Transition in China
by Jian-Ping Ye & Jia-Ning Song & Chen-Guang Tian
- 301-323 The Transferability of Hong Kong's Public Housing Policy
by Rebecca Chiu
- 325-344 The Comeback of National Housing Policy in Australia: First Reflections
by Vivienne Milligan & Simon Pinnegar
- 345-347 A Review of "Housing Markets & Planning Policy"
by Katrin Anacker
- 347-349 A Review of "Family and Housing: Recent Trends in France and Southern Europe"
by Montserrat Pareja-Eastaway
- 350-352 A Review of "Management of Privatised Housing: International Policies & Practice"
by Marja Elsinga
2010, Volume 10, Issue 2
- 105-131 Consumption and Tenure Choice of Multiple Homes in Transitional Urban China
by Youqin Huang & Chengdong Yi
- 133-154 Limiting Possessions? Managing Mortgage Arrears in a New Era
by Alison Wallace & Janet Ford
- 155-171 Damned by Place, then by Politics: Spatial Disadvantage and the Housing Policy-research Interface
by Rowland Atkinson & Keith Jacobs
- 173-189 'Sustainability versus Liveability': An Exploration of Central City Housing Satisfaction
by Peter Howley
- 191-208 Housing Markets in Brazil: Recent Trends and Governmental Responses to the 2008 Crisis
by Adauto Lucio Cardoso & Jose Agostinho Leal
- 209-211 A Review of "Moving Homes: The Housing Corporation 1964-2008"
by Gerard van Bortel
- 211-214 A Review of "Homes, Cities and Neighbourhoods: Planning and the Residential Landscapes of Modern Britain"
by Peter Malpass
- 214-216 A Review of "Housing, Care and Inheritance"
by Maren Godzik
- 216-219 A Review of "Sense of Place, Health and Quality of Life"
by Roderick Lawrence
- 219-221 A Review of "Decline, Renewal and the city in Popular Music Culture: Beyond the Beatles"
by Ton van Rietbergen
2010, Volume 10, Issue 1
- 1-2 Editorial
by Suzanne Fitzpatrick & Richard Ronald & Roland Goetgeluk
- 3-18 The Modernisation of Social Housing in England
by Peter Malpass & Ceri Victory
- 19-40 Tax Incentives and Demand for Mortgage Debt: Evidence from the Finnish 1993 Tax Reform
by Tuukka Saarimaa
- 41-61 'Buy Your Home and Feel in Control' Does Home Ownership Achieve the Empowerment of Former Tenants of Social Housing?
by Reinout Kleinhans & Marja Elsinga
- 63-87 Housing Context and Social Transformation Strategies in Neighbourhood Regeneration in Western European Cities
by W. P. C. Van Gent
- 89-91 A Review of "Securing an Urban Renaissance: Crime, Community and British Urban Policy" and "Whose Urban Renaissance: An International Comparison of Urban Regeneration Strategies"
by Rob Imrie


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Integral Transform Workshop
by Christopher Olah on Apr.03, 2011, under Uncategorized
On April 25th, at 7pm/1900, I will be doing an integral transform workshop. This workshop will introduce ideas like convolution and the Fourier Transform (and possibly L² Spaces, the Laplace transforms or Fourier Series). Examples of applications will include solving PDEs.
Integral Transforms and the Fourier transform in particular are very powerful ideas. The Fourier transform changes from looking at functions in terms of amplitudes at points in time to amplitudes at frequencies. It has applications to audio and image processing; see examples of what it does to these images (though note that the author is using discrete 2D Fourier transforms, which are a little different from what I'll be showing).
They're also very useful in ODEs and PDEs, making them invaluable in physics, including electronics.
NOTE: You should know what derivatives and integrals are if you intend to come to this workshop. I'm really sorry, but I simply won't have time to teach introductory calculus and cover this material. And it isn't nice for people who do know calculus if I try to do so.
Hacklab Toronto Video
by elmood on Apr.03, 2011, under Uncategorized
Check out our new Hacklab Toronto video! See inside the lab, meet a few of our members and check out some of the cool stuff we do. Hacklab Toronto is open to the public every Tuesday night starting at 1800h. Come down and meet us sometime!
Robot Hackathon
by mrericboyd on Mar.28, 2011, under Uncategorized
Come one, come all and help build a robotic denizen for hacklab! Announcing the first ever robot hackathon at hacklab. We'll be gathering on Friday April 8th 7pm-onward to brainstorm and discuss what to do, and then all day Saturday April 9th to hack on our robot! Alan and I will be running the session, thanks also to Rob and Geordie who will hopefully be there as well.
The plan is basically to make a robot of some sort that will be a permanent resident of hacklab. A possible idea is to make a "spider bot" that would live above the bar area, roving back and forth on a clothes-line type of thing. It would be able to raise and lower itself from the line, and could have light and sound sensors to enable it to respond to it's environment. It would be Arduino based in order to make it easily hackable. Bonus points if it can lower itself into a charging port when needed! But this is just one idea, if we can come up with something better that would awesome! We're keen to have something fun to show off at the hacklab party later that month.
If you're at all interested in robotics, please come! No experience necessary, we will be forming small teams so that more experienced people can help less experienced people learn, in the true spirit of hacklab. Stay for as little or as long as you like. If you've got stuff to donate to our cause (motors, batteries, electronics, etc.) that would be super awesome as well. The more stuff we get the less we will have to buy and the more things our robot will be able to do!
So mark your calendars for April 8th and 9th and prepare for your new hacklab robot overlords :-)
Soldering RSVP Links
by mrericboyd on Mar.12, 2011, under Uncategorized
The soldering workshops are coming up real soon! The women's workshop is coming up this Monday. The general audience workshop is a week from Monday, on March 21st. Please RVSP today, space is limited and the last soldering workshop was filled to capacity!
Get yer Tickets for Arduino Workshop II
by mrericboyd on Feb.11, 2011, under Uncategorized
Tickets are on sale at eventbright: Hacklab Arduino Workshop II. Tickets are $20, there are only 10 spaces available. Text from the event (copied here for your reference):
We'll be using Arduino to do an edge-lit acrylic lighting project. This will involve:
– bread-boarding, placing a number of circuit elements unto a solderless breadboard and connecting the bread-board to your Arduino pins.
– attaching a super bright RGB (Red Green Blue) LED (Light Emitting Diode) to the acrylic and wiring it into the bread-board.
– writing code to make the RGB LED do pretty things. A momentary switch on the breadboard will allow the use of multiple modes without changing the program. Your imagination will be the only limit to how colorful or complicated it will be. Properly controlled an RBG LED can make any color that the human eye can perceive – and it can fade between them!
I will prepare small kits for each attendee, consisting of a small bread-board, the RGB LED, a bunch of wires, the mom-switch, and a laser-cut, laser-rastered piece of acrylic. The $20 charge is for these materials, you'll get to keep them all at the end of the night (repurpose and use them for your next project!). Bring your own Arduino – any Arduino will do, including clones. Arduino's can be purchased at Creatron.
This class is a follow up to the previous Arduino workshop, but is still suitable for near-beginners. You should have your Arduino working, software installed, and understand the Examples->Basics->Blink example.
Arduino Workshop II
by mrericboyd on Feb.06, 2011, under Uncategorized
I'll be hosting a follow-up to the previous Arduino workshop, since it was so popular. I've scheduled it for Monday Feb 21st at 7pm, which is two weeks from tomorrow.
This workshop will be a little more advanced than the last one, and there will be a materials fee, so that we can have a little more to work with than some surplus LEDs, and you'll get to take stuff home with you. I'm not sure exactly what that cost will be (gotta go to Creatron and see how much the stuff I am thinking of will cost), but we'll be learning some bread boarding skills (laying out a more complicated circuit), and writing a moderate sized program. I expect the class to take about 2 hours total. It will be helpful if you've already done at least the Blink tutorial (as we did the last time), but total beginners are welcome as always. Hacklab-membership not required, but RSVP will be – attendance will be capped so that I know how many kits of stuff to buy, and we have room to work. Watch this blog for RSVP link to follow sometime in the next week.
Also, quick reminder: this Monday's workshop is LaTeX, the widely used text markup language, it's open to beginners and non-members, hope to see you there! Note also that there will be no workshop on Feb 14th – rumors of "kissing for geeks" are just that, rumors!
LaTeX Workshop
by Christopher Olah on Jan.20, 2011, under Uncategorized
I'm happy to announce that I'll be running an introduction to LaTeX workshop on February 7th. What is LaTeX? LaTeX is a text markup language; instead of typing in word processor like MS Word or Open Office, you type in plain text and then compile it to a format of you choice, such as PDF. Unlike HTML, LaTeX is not terribly cumbersome to type by hand.
LaTeX is the industry standard for math and science publication. Look at a random math paper or book, at you can be very confident it was written in LaTeX. But LaTeX is also capable of doing many things other than writing papers, including slideshows and posters. Here's an example, a sideshow I made in grade 11. As another example, I made this image in LaTeX for digimer.
This workshop is only an introduction. By the end you will be able to create simple documents and typeset equations. If there is time and interest, I will go into how to make slideshows and the basics of diagrams.
This workshop is open to everyone — that includes non-members. It will start at 7pm.
Global Hackerspace Cupcake Challenge
by mrericboyd on Jan.06, 2011, under Uncategorized
Global Hackerspace Cupcake Challenge! Objective: to mail a cupcake to another hackerspace in pristine condition. Cupcake must travel at least 1600 km. We are participating! Practice session number one at hacklab was a success, free cupcakes available! We're gonna send to Noisebridge, and also to at least one Canadian hackerspace, such as VHS in Vancouver, ENTS in Edmonton or Protospace in Calgary. Join us and enjoy more awesome hackcakes!
Plover Hackathon
by Leigh Honeywell on Oct.13, 2010, under Uncategorized
This Saturday (October 16th) Fumon, Rob, and I are going to hack on Plover at the lab from noon until around 5PM. Plover is the just-released Open Source steno program, which (with much practice) lets you type 300 WPM!
We'll be focusing on two things:
- brainstorming about open hardware ideas for chording keyboards including a soft-circuit one. Have sewing machine, laser, and Makerbot, will prototype!
- working on the GUI portion of the app – adding the ability to switch between custom steno dictionaries and edit them
Skills that will be useful and put to use:
- hardware hacking
- sewing
- python (the code is BEAUTIFUL, incidentally)
- gnome universal access
- GTK GUIs
- linguistics
Come on out and help build Plover! We'll also be posting updates in #plover on freenode, which you can access through a browser here.
RubyMine Donation
by theOtherRob on Nov.25, 2009, under Uncategorized
JetBrains has donated licenses of their excellent Ruby Mine IDE for the lab computers. Thanks guys!


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Mr. Martin received his law degree from Southern Methodist University, with honors, in 1986. He was admitted to the Texas bar that same year. While at Southern Methodist University, Mr. Martin was selected for the Order of Barristers, the Order of the Coif. He was also a member of the Board of Editors of Southwestern Law Journal.
After graduation from law school, Mr. Martin continued to distinguish himself. The Texas Board of Legal Specialization certified him as a specialist in Family Law in 1996. He has been recognized as a Texas Super Lawyer since 2003 by Thomas Reuters as published in Texas Monthly. He is one of only approximately 125 Texas lawyers admitted as a Fellow in the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers and currently serves as an Officer of the Texas Chapter of that organization. He is a Master in the Annette Stewart American Inn of Court and served two terms on the Board of that organization. He currently serves on the Board of the Texas Academy of Family Law Specialists – an organization whose membership is restricted to board certified family law attorneys. Mr. Martin is also listed in the "Best Lawyers in America" (2008 through 2009 editions). Mr. Martin frequently lectures at continuing legal education seminars.


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Saturday, November 08, 2008
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1- run 2.5 miles
2-rest - too much tension in shoulders, i don't want another migraine!
3-bunny 10 km run
4-40 min swim/10 mins stepper/20 mins bike
6-7 mile run
7-3 mile run + 10 mins st am + 2 mile run pm
8- chan... Read more
Monday, November 03, 2008
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so today i competed in the first annual bunny 10k. i will have to say that this was the worst race i have ever been in organizational wise. let's see:
-no race bag swag
-no water stations
-no spectators
-i was the only one that showed... Read more
Saturday, November 01, 2008
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1- run 2.5 miles
2-rest - too much tension in shoulders, i don't want another migraine!
3-bunny 10 km run
4-40 min swim/10 mins stepper/20 mins bike
6-7 mile run
7-3 mile run + 10 mins st am + 2 mile run pm
8-... Read more
Thursday, October 30, 2008
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so today is my swim day. before hitting the water i did 15 mins on the elliptical and then i did some strength training.
i then went downstairs to get into my swim suit and i hit the water. this is the first time i have actually used a stru... Read more
Wednesday, October 29, 2008
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for the marathon training i would be following a 3 day running, 2 day cross training plan similar to this www.runnersworld.com/article/0,7120,s6-238-244-255-8257-0,00.html
i won't be doing another clinic through the... Read more
Tuesday, October 28, 2008
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hmmmm. notice the question marks.
i was reading patty's blog yesterday and told her i was. now i read sarah's blog on her first marathon (along with some other recent sparks who did one) and i am thinking i would be crazy to do a marathon. ... Read more
Monday, October 27, 2008
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October 26-November 1
Sunday - 2 mile run and push muscles (done)
Monday - 5.5 mile run with 3 1/2 mile intervals at 8:45 min/mile (done)
Tuesday - 8-9 mile long run (8.25 mile run done)
Wednesday - short bike ride to playgr... Read more
Tuesday, October 21, 2008
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that was my mantra on my run yesterday.
i ran a very hard 5 mile run and very hilly. i planned it that way on mapmyrun as i wanted a challenge. watch what you wish for???
so i parked my gas guzzling beast at the rec centre and got re... Read more
Tuesday, October 14, 2008
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So this weekend it was Thanksgiving in Canada. My friend and I decided to leave for Victoria on Saturday instead of battling ferry traffic on Friday as we couldn't get a reservation on the ferry.
So we got up early on Saturday and headed t... Read more
Monday, October 13, 2008
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1995/4266 overall (46%)
920/2673 women (34%)
144/375 age group (38%)
2:01:37 chip time
9:09 pace
i will blog more later! my sister is having a baby now!!!!... Read more
Tuesday, October 07, 2008
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i have my half this weekend and when i was on the races page today to check something i found a link to this news release about a man who will be running his 300th marathon.
www.royalvictoriamarathon.com/pdf/RVMJonmahoneyMed... Read more
Sunday, October 05, 2008
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so next sunday i am running my 3rd half marathon in victoria, bc. the nerves are starting to set in on me. i am a bit concerned with my training. i have been getting all my long runs in but those mid range ones 4-7 miles haven't been happening l... Read more
Sunday, September 28, 2008
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so tomorrow this gym rat is cancelling her membership. this is a big deal for me and a huge change. for the last 12+ years of my life i have been a gym rat. i have taken every type of class available to me and loved lifting weights.
since... Read more
Sunday, September 21, 2008
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Goals for the month:
-run at lest 75 miles
-ride 40 miles
-mtc 2-3 times per week
-track calories 6 days a week
-stretch daily
-conserve energy (lights out, furnace off, unplug stuff not in use, ride bike)
-keep calorie d... Read more
Tuesday, September 16, 2008
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I was just trying to figure out my protein needs and I had to convert my weight into kg. The weight listed on the back of my licence is 57.5 kg which i did weigh way back in 1998 lol but I never bothered to correct when I renew. When I plunked ... Read more


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