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Friday, October 30, 2015
Here are some torn paper cards with moveable eyes. I tore the paper and inked the edges. Of course where I can I added glitter glue on the teeth. They came out super duper cute. I got this idea from pinterest and its a fabulous card Idea. These were easy and fun.
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Tuesday, September 15, 2015
Cards, Cards, Cards.
Trying something different for my BIRTHDAY cards. Making it look like a gift and then inside you will have pop up gifts. SUPER CUTE!!! They were fun and easy to make.
I am working on 50 christmas cards from pictures that were taken on our property on a trial cam. These were easy and fun to do. Got the idea from one of our crafting classes and luved it so much I decided to make my cards this year.
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Sunday, April 19, 2015
A Make and Take!!
I did a make and take for our crafty get together this past Saturday and it was a hit!!!! Thanks to my co partners ~ my cricut explore and my Cuttlebug for their part on this card. I made 30 sets and it was well complimented. FEELING GOOD!!! anyways here is the card.
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Saturday, April 4, 2015
Here are a couple cards I made using the bugaboo digi stamp images. I used the cricut to cut out the egg designs. These were super fun to color.
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Sunday, March 29, 2015
Queen Goblin!!
Here is an image Goblin Queen I got from Simply B Stamps. I used Prisma Pencils to color her. First attempt at coloring a person image without using gamsol and blending stumps ~ just a lot of pencils. What do you think? It took me awhile to do this. I sure hope coloring gets a lil faster. lol
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Monday, March 16, 2015
HAPPY St. Patricks DAY!!!!
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Wednesday, February 25, 2015
Valentines Cards
Here are the Valentines Cards and lil friendship book I made for this year. I got the pattern from Splitcoaststampers ~ Its called the Flip Book. I did however added one more page to this book. The Book I made for a dear friend Denice. Also the lil fairy / Angel Card I made for Denice. My son, Jordan and My honey Joe got the other two cards. I got the images from Bugaboo and the lil angel with the heart from Stampfairy (I believe Stampfairy is no longer). So so cute. Enjoy!!
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Sunday, December 28, 2014
Glam Tie Media YearBook
Well this year I picked a project from Paper Phenomenon Keepsake Box and Mini Album. Here is my take on this project. I used Glam Tie Medias Pictures from 2014. So this is a compilation of his work for the year 2014. So awesome. WARNING!!! Picture Heavy.
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Two new geometrical pieces under an overpass in Rome, Italy by Moneyless.
Banksy Stencil Chiselled off the Wall for AuctionJuxtapoz // Thursday, February 21, 2013
Last year, we showed you a Banksy mural from the time around teh Queen's Jubilee, ridiculing child labor under the her reign. Well, the piece has been chiseled from its original location in London and is now up for Auction in Miami. Valued between $500,000 and $700,000, the extraction of the piece has angered the local community who were proud to have it on their streets.
New Bast posters around BrooklynStreet Art // Wednesday, February 20, 2013
Various designed posters from Brooklyn artist, Bast, have been popping up in different neighborhoods of New York. Many of these new pieces are highly abstract and display a series of new unique imagery from the artist. Most common are the manipulated faces which we favor most!
Portrait of Tame Iti by AskewStreet Art // Wednesday, February 20, 2013
In part of the Pow Wow event in Hawaii, New Zealand-based artist, Askew, painted this large portrait of Tame Ito; a controversial character known for his activism in support of the ingenious people of New Zealand. He has also had a handful of legal issues with the law, including doing some significant time due to weapon charges.
How Nosm: Giant Mural in San Francisco's TenderloinStreet Art // Wednesday, February 20, 2013
We have been lucky over the past few years to catch NYC-based How Nosm painting murals around the world, most recently in Norway for Nuart this past Fall. The duo was just in our hometown this past week, San Francisco, to paint a fantastic multi-portioned mural in the Tenderloin district of the city. The wall was made possible in conjunction with Rogue Projects and White Walls, with paint by Montana.
Juxtapoz @ POW WOW Hawaii, Part 2Juxtapoz // Wednesday, February 20, 2013
POW WOW Hawai'i wrapped up with a block party at Lana Lane studios and live painting by featured artists, who ritualistically bombed a white wall for a huge audience of visitors, locals, and flashing cameras. After a week of painting enormous murals non-stop, the crew was in full party mode.
10,000 Helmets Represent Frustration and Rage at the Italian GovernmentJuxtapoz // Wednesday, February 20, 2013
Complimented by an unrelated 2010 statue of a crude hand gesture, the 10,000 helmets in front of the Milan Stock Exchange represent the number of jobs lost in 2012. The public display of frustration, rage, and disappointment in the Italian government is the work of thousands of workers from all levels of industry from Architects to laborers.
Issac Lin for the "The Alley Cat Project"Street Art // Tuesday, February 19, 2013
In part of a public art project entitled "The Alley Cat Project", Philadelphia-based artist, Issac Lin, created the following pieces that were installed in East Austin, TX alley. Organized by MASS Gallery, 12 site-specific artworks will be created and placed in various alleys over the next year in Austin's older neighborhoods.
Chalk Painting by HorocueJuxtapoz // Tuesday, February 19, 2013
This incredible chalk painting was drawn by Horocue (aka José Horacio Rosales-Cueva) onto the streets of Paris in 2005. The beautiful blended painting was transferred from the photograph in his hand and has yet to be identified. (via colossal)
"All things that lived" illustration by PhlegmStreet Art // Tuesday, February 19, 2013
Phlegm's been diligently working on a series of illustrations for an upcoming book project set to release soon. This newest drawing is of a large shelf containing a plethora of once living specimens in jars. One of his signature characters can be seen hanging from a ladder. More information of his book realease soon.


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on Nov 30, 2012 at 5:07 pm
So women train and walk for breast cancer while men grow facial hair!
This strikes me as rather funny.
Well done to all the guys, hope you raise some money as well as raise awareness.
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on Dec 1, 2012 at 6:38 am
Great that they raised money for testicular and prostate cancer but I just don't get the 'growing a moustache for a month and then shaving it'. Women and kids and have shaved their heads in support of breast cancer, why do men only choose their lips?
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Present in France and abroad, Crédit Agricole CIB has managed to find a true echo in the musée du quai Branly, "where cultures meet in dialogue". Through its patronage, the Bank has chosen to enable the presentation of world cultures and to promote the transmission of cultural heritage.
At the crossroads of different civilizations, the musée du quai Branly provokes discovery and astonishment. Crédit Agricole CIB is pleased to be associated with this ambassador of art from Africa, Asia, Oceania and the Americas.
Crédit Agricole CIB's Patronage
Since 2009 Crédit Agricole CIB has sponsored various exhibitions: the photography biennial Photoquai in 2009, the exhibition "Autres Maîtres de l'Inde" (Other Indian Masters), "Créations contemporaines des Adivasi", (Contemporary Creations of the Adivasi) in 2010, "Samouraï, Armure du guerrier", (Samurai, Warrior Armor) in 2011 and "Charles Ratton, l'invention des Arts 'Primitifs'" (Charles Ratton, the invention of 'Primitive 'art"), in 2013.
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13 Tips for Effective IT Communication
Most enterprise IT teams share this aim: To deliver on business requirements and add value to the business.
Effective two-way communication plays an important part in meeting these aims. However, many IT teams are often too busy to communicate effectively.
So how can IT teams improve communication with the wider business?
"If they see an alert they know it is worth reading."
Tip 1: Use Desktop Messaging for Time-Critical Communications
Unplanned outage notification
Use Desktop Alerts or a Scrolling Ticker to notify staff about outages and to update them on progress as you fix those outages. These tools will continue to work when your email is down. And, since they are quick and easy to update regularly, as you work your way through the issue, they mean staff no longer need to ring your help desk repeatedly, to find out when you will fix the outage.
Tip 2: Use Visual Communications to Help Messages 'Cut Through'
'Boring' but important?Most staff in today's organizations suffer from 'information overload'. More and more, this means that they only notice communications they think are directly or clearly relevant to them. For non-IT staff, this rarely includes information about IT.
Digital signage on screensavers can be a good way to 'cut through the clutter' and make sure staff notice important messages from IT. These are some examples of IT communications where digital signage on screensavers can work well:
- New and proposed changes to technology
- Service changes and upgrades
- Security policies
- Compliance education
- Virus announcements and safe computing policies
- Disaster recovery/business continuity policies
- Support channels available to staff
- Training opportunities
Tip 3: Educate Employees and Raise the Profile of Important IT Policies
Communicate the basics well
Staff use of social media creates new risks for organizationsTo manage these risks, IT teams need to communicate clearly. Helping users understand the changing regulations, technology, security and processes associated with social media is an increasingly important part of IT's role.
"We have already seen a much greater understanding and subsequent adoption of particular company/strategic notifications or policy changes."
Tip 4: Engage Staff in Technology Change
Technology is changing fast and organizations introduce new systems regularlyTo support this change, the IT team needs to communicate early and often. Identify who is accountable for doing this, gather feedback from users, explain the benefits of the new systems and how they work and encourage staff to use them effectively.
Low risk pilots and proofs of concept are effective ways to deploy and test new technologies. Communicating effectively before, during and after these projects and gathering users' feedback regularly is critical to success.
Involve employees.Where possible, involve staff and gather their views before you introduce new technology.
Build engagement with new technologyUse interactive screensaver messages to promote new technology visually. Use staff quizzes to engage staff and encourage them to use the new systems.
Tip 5: Make your IT Training More Effective
In 30 days people typically forget 80% of what they have learned on a training course unless it is reinforced in some way. SnapComms' Desktop Quiz can target staff who have attended training or are using new systems. It pops up on users' computers and can contain links to the intranet (or other resources) to let staff research questions before they answer them. Prompting staff who have not replied encourages as many as possible to take part.
"The SnapComms tools allow us to educate employees."
Tip 6: Target Messages to the People Who Need Them
The SnapComms tools let you target messages to specific groups of users, based on your existing Active Directory settings and/or machine based targeting. You can also set up extra or new rules in the message manager to target users as needed.
If your Active Directory set-up isn't quite as useful as it could be, use a Registration Desktop Alert to let users specify their settings and the messages they need. (This may also help you resolve existing AD issues.)
"The main selling point for us was the flexibility of content administration and ease of targeting messages."
Tip 7: Expire Out-of-Date Messages
SnapMag helps you archive old information. Every time a staff member submits an article to SnapMag for publishing, they (or your magazine's administrator) must assign it an expiry date. When this date arrives, SnapComm's automatically deletes the articles and data published in the magazine from the user's desktop, and archives them in a central place where staff can search for them if they wish. Emails don't expire in this way; they pile up in inboxes until users delete them.
In fact, all of SnapComms content can be expired and removed from local user message histories.
Tip 8: Promote the IT Function as well as Individual and Team Wins
Make staff aware of the services the IT team provides and promote the value to your internal customers. This can help counter the problem below.
Tendency to blame ITWhen staff can't access the systems they need or the network is slow, they tend to blame the IT team, whatever the cause. This negative attitude often results because staff simply don't understand what IT teams do and the value they contribute.
Communicate your priorities and how IT supports the businessEffective IT communication needs a culture that seeks constant feedback and recognizes value. It encourages the IT business unit to learn and evolve.
"We're delighted with the way the tools have helped us improve our communications across the organization, break down silos and help create an all-important team atmosphere across the group".
Tip 9: Reduce the Volume of Internal Emails
User Generated Internal Newsletter Examples
Use alternative channels to e-mail wherever possibleSnapMag is an innovative magazine format which reduces the need for 'mass internal emails'. Any member of staff can click to submit an 'article' into predefined categories, using the same time and effort they would to write an email. The result: 'a one-stop', engaging e-magazine that replaces the stream of separate emails and uncoordinated messages from different departments.
SnapMag is more effective than an intranet notice board because:
- non- technical administrators can act as editors to approve, decline, edit and re-order submitted articles;
- you can customize the design and format of articles to produce an attractive, engaging magazine;
- you can send the final magazine to the people you want to reach (and only those people);
- you can view a report which shows who has read specific items in the magazine.
"SnapMag enables us to effortlessly keep in touch with sub-divisions within our company in a medium that doesn't get 'lost' due to too many emails flooding our inboxes."
Tip 10: Make your Intranet More Useful by Promoting Content
Promote new intranet resourcesUse pop-up Desktop Alerts, Scrolling News Feeds and Interactive Screensaver Messages to promote new resources and information available on your intranet. Add hyperlinks to make it easy for users to navigate to the new intranet content. SnapComms' easy-to-use targeting feature lets you advise the staff who need to read that information (and those staff only).
Summarize intranet updates in a newsletterSnapMag contains 'user-generated content'. Involving users makes the resulting newsletter more authentic and compelling than traditional electronic staff magazines. Staff can recommend intranet (and other) content they find helpful, using short updates followed by a hyperlink.
"Thanks to the use of SnapComms tools, we have increased use of our intranet by more than 40% in the first year."
Tip 11: Maximize the Value of RSS Feeds on your Intranet
RSS can be a fantastic way to let staff know about new developments or updates to the intranet. Unfortunately, if we rely on staff to opt in to specific feeds, we can be fairly certain many will not. This can make RSS an ineffective channel. SnapComms' RSS Ticker tool lets you 'push out' specific RSS feeds to target users groups in an on-screen scrolling news ticker. This means staff do not need to opt in to important feeds.
Tip 12: Make Time for IT Communication
The amount of data organizations generate is expected to continue to grow dramatically. However, the resources IT teams have available are unlikely to keep pace. One way to reduce this pressure on your IT team is to improve communication between your team and the people they support. For example, asking users what they need from IT will help the IT team understand where to focus efforts. Similarly, by improving communication with your users you can encourage them to meet some of their own IT needs.
IT Communication by Screensaver
IT resources are stretched and it's going to get worse
IT Communication by Screensaver
Delegating activities IT traditionally performsDelegating activities can be a good way to manage with limited resources. The SnapComms messaging tools let you do this. For example, your IT team can delegate administration rights that let non-IT users update screensavers across your organization.
Tip 13: Gather Feedback and Track What's Important
To set priorities, benchmark progress and improve performance, IT teams need to hear from their customers, both internal and external. But many IT teams make a common mistake: they assume they understand what their customers want. These are some ways to counter this problem.
Listen to the 'non-techies'Great ideas and insight can come from the people who do the jobs IT supports. Gathering feedback from across your business is important if the IT team is able to respond quickly and effectively.
Increase survey response ratesWhen you survey staff for feedback, make sure you reach the people you want to hear from. Staff are more likely to notice a desktop survey which pops up on their computer screens than they are a survey that becomes buried in their email inbox. This is a good way to ensure your feedback covers as wide a range of views as possible – including those of the important 'silent majority'. This group typically lacks strong views or agendas and often needs prompting to take part in surveys.
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SEC. 14. And be it further enacted, That the courts of the United States shall have full power to institute proceedings, make orders and decrees, issue process, and do all other things necessary to carry this act into effect.
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IN a letter of July 14, 1862, to Thaddeus Stevens, Secretary Chase stated that the depreciation of the currency had led to the issue of coins, checks, and tokens, of denominations less than one dollar, by hotels and business houses. A draft of a bill to prohibit such issues and allow the use of stamps as currency was submitted. A bill to carry the recommendation into effect was introduced in the House, July 17, by Samuel Hooper of Massachusetts, and passed by a vote of 62 to 40. The Senate passed the bill the same day without a division.
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OVERVIEW: Kodak European Research (KER) developed a strategy for technology intelligence based on a theoretical model developed by Kerr et al. (2006). KER scouts designed and implemented a four-step approach to identify relevant technologies and research centers across Europe, Africa and the Middle East. The approach provides clear guidance for integrating web searches, scouting trips, networking and interactions with intermediaries. KER's example illustrates how companies can organize themselves to look outside corporate boundaries in search of technologies relevant for their business. The approach may be useful to those in other companies who have been asked to start a technology intelligence activity. © 2010 Industrial Research Institute, Inc.
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Anza-Borrego State Park Priscilla Lister
Truckhaven Trail in Anza-Borrego explores one of those classic desert landscapes of naked geology carved by wide washes, dotted with smoke trees.
Its other most interesting claim is historic — from thousands of years ago when paleo Indians lived in this land that then hosted lakes and streams to the early 1930s when it was a main thoroughfare here.
Begin just off the south side of Highway S-22 at the sign marking Truckhaven Trail.
A placard at the trail's beginning notes that Borrego's first trails consisted of those left by Native Americans.
Earliest inhabitants here are called paleo Indians, according to Lowell and Diana Lindsay's masterful book, "The Anza-Borrego Desert Region." Paleo Indians lived at least 9,000 years ago, "when the climate was milder and lakes and streams were plentiful." The paleo Indians of Anza-Borrego are called the San Dieguito Indians, who were primarily fishermen and hunters.
Truckhaven Man, an archaeological figure found somewhere near here where the Salton Sea was once ancient Lake Cahuilla, dates to some 3,000 years ago, when people here were primarily seed gatherers who ground them in shallow metates (holes or slicks) they fashioned in the rocks.
From 2,000 to 1,500 years ago, the Yuman Indians lived here, the predecessors of the Kumeyaay, and they lived south of present-day S-22, which is where Truckhaven Trail lies. Just north of S-22, the Shoshoean Indians lived during the time of the Yuman, and their descendants are known as the Desert Cahuillas. Both the Kumeyaay and the Cahuillas were also seed gatherers who made and used pottery and ground their seeds in morteros — deep holes — with stone pestles.
Fast forward to the time of early homesteaders, one of whom was Alfred Armstrong Beaty who constructed this old Jeep road in 1929. According to that placard at the trailhead, Beaty led a mule-drawn scraper through the Borrego Badlands near here to the Truckhaven Cafe on old Highway 99, a cultural landmark in these parts that lasted at least until the late 1960s.
Truckhaven Trail was replaced by today's Borrego Salton Seaway, aka Highway S-22, when it was completed in 1968.
So when you walk down Truckhaven Trail, imagine those mules carving out this route in 1929, only to have torrential rains gut it almost as soon as it was finished. While it is still a Jeep road, parts of it look really hard to navigate.
But for the most part, this trail follows those natural washes except for two places where it climbs up out of them steeply, so it's a mostly flat walk through washes.
From the trailhead at S-22, follow the old Jeep road called Truckhaven Trail straight ahead to the south for about 0.7 mile, when it drops sharply down into the first wash for another 0.3 mile or so. At the bottom, you'll see the only wooden marker with an arrow pointing right, where Truckhaven Trail continues. But don't take that — you'll come back this way — and instead turn left at this intersection, following the Jeep road.
Now you're in Cannonball Wash, named for the sandstone concretions that look like cannonballs that protrude out of the left side of the sandstone cliffs lining that wash.
They are harder than the surrounding sandstone and are amazingly fairly round.
After a bit less than a mile through Cannonball Wash, you'll come to a T-intersection of the Jeep road; turn right on the road (unmarked but it's the North Fork Arroyo Salado) through another wash where you'll see a few more smoke trees and lots of that galleta grass.
In about another mile, you'll come to another unmarked intersection where the right fork heads sharply uphill; take this right turn and go up over the hill, then wind back down in another half-mile or so to that first intersection with the wooden arrow marker. Turn left and walk uphill to retrace your way back.


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It was an ordeal that helped shape the dominant view of one of the richest periods in cinema. In 1933 Siegfried Kracauer and his wife fled Germany, and in 1941, after harrowing efforts to escape France, they arrived in New York. That's where the Museum of Modern Art's first film curator, Iris Barry, found Kracauer a position at the museum. There, working from memory and films Barry had collected, he wrote "From Caligari to Hitler: A Psychological History of the German Film" (1947), an urgent text that built on work he had done as a critic in Berlin, examining the madmen, ghouls, evil masterminds and other dark visions in certain Weimar-era films as harbingers of Nazi brutality. Kracauer's compelling thesis neglected more effervescent and popular fare, but recent scholarship and newly restored films are painting a more nuanced picture.
'Weimar Cinema, 1919-1933'
Nov. 17 through March 7, 2011
Beginning Wednesday, MoMA's "Weimar Cinema, 1919–1933: Daydreams and Nightmares"—a four-month-long series including 75 feature films and six shorts, accompanied by an exhibition of posters, stills and studio presentation books—will unspool a wealth of little-seen material. It is being presented in cooperation with the Friedrich-Wilhelm-Murnau-Stiftung in Wiesbaden, Germany, and Berlin's Deutsche Kinemathek. Laurence Kardish, senior curator in MoMA's film department, who organized the film portion with Eva Orbanz of the Deutsche Kinemathek, began thinking about it at least a decade ago. "There were about 3,000 films made during this period in Germany, many of which were deeply influential on American cinema," he says, "and I realized that we only knew a small number of these films." Although it includes a sampling of moodily expressive canonical works, such as Robert Wiene's "The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari" ("Das Cabinet des Dr. Caligari," 1920), F. W. Murnau's "Nosferatu. Eine Symphonie des Grauens" (Nosferatu the Vampire, 1922) and Fritz Lang's "M" (1931), the retrospective emphasizes Weimar cinema's forgotten history.
"I thought that I would like to give a more comprehensive view of Weimar cinema than Kracauer's," Mr. Kardish says. "As good and as strong as his view is, it's not comprehensive. But I had to wait." Like the many film professionals who went into exile after the rise of Nazism, Weimar films themselves were scattered by the turmoil that swept Germany. After the Nazis came to power, they banned or censored movies, and at the end of World War II the Soviets plundered many German films for their own archives. Later, some were returned to East Germany, but Mr. Kardish says it wasn't until reunification that they "represented an undivided nation."
Some works have taken a more mysterious path. One highlight, "Into the Blue" ("Ins Blaue hinein," 1931), an exuberant short with avant-garde camerawork thought to be the only film directed by the cinematographer Eugen Schüfftan (who developed a groundbreaking special-effects process and shot films for Robert Siodmak, Marcel Carné and others), recently surfaced in France.
Others probably still await rediscovery, but the retrospective promises plenty of revelations. "Looking for His Murderer" ("Der Mann, der seinen Mörder sucht," 1931), for example, is a Siodmak film featuring a script co-written by Billy (then Billie) Wilder, who penned screenplays in Germany but didn't direct until he arrived in Hollywood. Although it's screening in the only extant version, which has been shortened, Mr. Kardish describes it as "really quite a marvelous, crazy comedy that opens with an attempted suicide, and apparently in 1931 it didn't have to be explained to a German audience why someone would be committing suicide." Kurt Bernhardt's "Three Loves" ("Die Frau, nach der man sich sehnt," 1929) stars a fresh-faced, coolly erotic Marlene Dietrich before her appearance in Josef von Sternberg's "The Blue Angel" ("Der blaue Engel," 1930), long thought to be her first lead role.
Some directors are virtually unknown today. Alexis Granowsky, the founder of the Moscow State Jewish Theater, made the poetic and experimental, but heavily censored, "The Song of Life" ("Das Lied vom Leben," 1931) and the more conventional fable "The Trunks of Mr. O.F." ("Die Koffer des Herrn O.F. Ein Märchen für Erwachsene," 1931). Marie Harder, one of the rare female filmmakers of the period, directed "Lohnbuchhalter Kremke" (1930), a realistic story about economic hardship and unemployment.
Kracauer was especially contemptuous of the frothy comedies and musicals that ignored the looming disaster of fascism. These sometimes featured characters facing financial strain, as in "A Blonde Dream" ("Ein blonder Traum," 1932), in which two window washers pursue a girl who fantasizes about becoming a Hollywood actress. In Ludwig Berger's winsome "Early to Bed" ("Ich bei Tag und Du bei Nacht," 1932), a young man and woman working different shifts share a bed in a rooming house, and eventually a romance that is cleverly contrasted with the unattainable dreams of the cinema.
Numerous comedies also incorporated cross-dressing as a lively theme. Mr. Kardish cites as personal favorites the work of two once-popular comedians: Reinhold Schünzel, who acted in, produced and co-wrote the screenplay for "Heaven on Earth" ("Der Himmel auf Erden," 1927), about drag, nightclubs and Prohibition, and later directed "Viktor und Viktoria" (1933), which was remade in Hollywood; and Curt Bois, who appeared in "The Masked Mannequin" ("Der Fürst von Pappenheim," 1927).
The series also traces the effects of a dramatic shift midway through this fertile period. Mr. Kardish says, "Sound came in and for a while circumscribed the visual expressiveness of film—only to a certain extent, because there are some early musicals that are absolutely astonishing in their fluidity—so this show is also an investigation of how sound came to cinema, and the strategies various filmmakers used." Because the films have been restored in their original German-language versions, the museum will be presenting them with simultaneous translation or electronic subtitles.
Yet another fascinating aspect of Weimar cinema the series sheds light on is the close relationship between the U.S. and German film industries during the period. A surprising number opened stateside and were even reviewed in American newspapers. German talent, of course, also worked in Hollywood before and after 1933. MoMA played a significant role by collecting Weimar cinema early on and supporting Kracauer's research. From the dark stylization of noir to elegant musicals and sophisticated comedies, Hollywood cinema was incalculably enriched by the exchange.
Ms. Jones is an arts writer living in New York.


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Normally, I usually try to stay away from Politics and Religion for conversations, but I've been thinking about making a post about religion for a while. Nothing about right and wrong, but more a perspective about my beliefs. The idea of this post has been popping around in my head for about 7 years and I never had a great way to explain it, and even now I don't have a spectacular way to explain it, but I'm giving it a shot.
As a sophomore in high school I started going to a Prayer Group that basically was a student-run organization that had a couple teachers that allowed us to utilize their rooms as a place to meet. One day a week would be more of a devotional day and the second day of the week would be a day just for praying. During that first year, the leader (one of my older brother's friends) asked me to do a devotional for the next time we met and I remember being a little uncomfortable about it because I struggle with talking about Christianity in front of other people, I don't know why, I just do. I don't remember what I talked about, but I do know that I didn't really enjoy it, but after that year I would probably become one of the leaders of the group. Luckily, two of my friends took most of the devotionals when we had enough people coming, but I found that I thrived on the prayer days. Eventually as the group numbers dwindled, we found that it was easiest to meet on Fridays and just do the prayer day. By senior year, we had a smaller group, but we all met up every week to pray for each others needs and I found that I was very comfortable praying and even now I still find that prayer is my strength.
Why is that relevant? According to the Bible, everyone has gifts/blessings/fruits of the Spirit that have been given to them to be used for the glory of God. I have always been a little shy when it comes to talking with people, but for some reason when it comes to prayer, I feel that all my concerns, inhibitions, and worries all seem to go away and I can focus on praying. In the big picture, I see that there are plenty of people that have all these gifts and blessings that seem to fall to the wayside because it isn't always simple to actualize your gift into a tangible action. Everyone has a gift in some capacity, some have the gift to speak to others about their faith and to inspire change, some have the ability to pray and listen, like myself, and I find it easy to provide encouragement via prayer, even still others have the gift of music that allows people to outlet their love for God in a beautiful way. There are an abundance of other gifts and abilities that are out there, all of which can be used to glorify God.
So why did this take so long to figure out? Honestly, I really don't know. It seems very straightforward saying that everyone has different strengths and abilities that they could utilize, but it just felt empty just saying that. During the last few years, I have found myself driven the furthest away from church that I've ever been for a mess of reasons, reasons that made it and still make it difficult to find a church that I felt comfortable at. I've grown up going to church essentially every Sunday and even Wednesday service during Advent and Lent and over the course of a few years, I've started longing for a church with more substance beyond the fire and brimstone sermons and in a location where the politics of the church aren't common knowledge. Despite my separation from physically going to church, I believe that my faith has never been stronger than it is now. Especially during the last year or so, I found myself praying more, especially while commuting. I would turn off the radio and start praying out loud and would remain silent once I finished praying. Most recently during that bit of silence after praying about my worries, concerns, and stresses, I found Matthew 11:30 pop into my mind: "For my yoke is easy and my burden is light." I admit that I don't really read the Bible that much, but just having that verse pop into my mind was a very calming thing.
While I still find it difficult expressing my religious beliefs, I do still have a strong Christian faith that does have a major impact on my life.
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Wednesday, February 25, 2015
I had a little bit of open time today and I found myself looking back at where this blog began. Around 4 years ago I started this blog as something to do, somewhere to put my thoughts, feelings, and finding from across the internet. I did it because I thought people were tiring of me putting all the links that I found amusing on Facebook. For a few years I posted here consistently on weekdays and over time it has somewhat depreciated down to a passing thought here and there. While it seems that the blog itself is somewhat fading and falling to the wayside, I can't help but feel that it isn't. My intent when I started was to provide a location to find elements of humor and entertainment. Over time it developed into a personal challenge and obligation to get content out every weekday just so I had something to ponder and plan for. I successfully posted for an entire year and then my availability started to diminish to the point where I really had to block off time to devote to blogging. From my perspective, I wish I had more time to devote to writing posts like I used to, but stepping into the expectations of adulthood have made it a little more tricky to consistently post. While it seems that my weekends could be a great time to pre-write some posts and schedule them for a couple days a week, I am really more focused on planning my wedding with my fiancee which is takes a lot of time up. I know all this sounds like I'm going to completely stop writing posts for P(x) Randomness, but I don't think I could convince myself to shut this site down because it really shows my growth over the last 4-5 years as a writer and even with my opinions. While there are times that I miss writing the daily posts, I really feel that these one-off posts are going to be more commonplace for the near future. I can easily say that I am proud of this blog and the fact that I have reached nearly 200,000 people on something that I started on a whim one day. While there isn't so much of a community feel that you would get from a YouTube channel, I still have probably impacted someone's life at some point whether it be a laugh or two or just providing a profound thought here and there. Ultimately, just that thought is pretty satisfying. I don't know who I impacted, but I can feel that at some point in my life I have positively impacted a moment (at minimum) of someone I have never met. That impact is one of the reasons that I keep blogging. While it is sporadic for new content, it really is a cool thought that these words have a global reach to people that speak multiple languages, have varied social and cultural upbringings, and all because people stumbled across this site while looking for something on the internet. As I said, I don't plan on stopping this blog anytime soon and I don't think I can after thinking of the global impact it has (be it large or small).
Wednesday, January 14, 2015
Happy New-ish Year
We're almost 2 weeks into 2015 and it really doesn't seem all that different from 2014. Nevertheless, I am still doing pretty well. I finally am pretty much over a nasty cold (if it can even be called a cold) after around 3 weeks. Assuming that it's this nasty flu that the CDC is saying is going around, it really is no fun. With it being gone though, I really have a greater appreciation for my health. You never realize how much you appreciate something until its gone, and your health really falls well under that category. Normally people choose to make resolutions for the start of the new year, but I don't care for them because it really just becomes an overhanging chore of a task. Therefore, as usual, I have not made any resolutions. Awkwardly enough, I now want to talk about what I want to try and do more this year without it sounding like a resolution...and hopefully in saying this it doesn't come off that way, but we shall see. I'm putting more of an effort into making food from scratch rather than buying simple pre-packaged foods like frozen pizzas and mac n cheese, and trying to go beyond the simple boil water and go recipes like pasta and hot dogs. Why? I enjoy cooking. I also have been watching many videos from a YouTube channel called Sorted Food and they cook a bunch of delicious looking and sounding foods that don't seem all that much of a bother to make. As a result, I want to make an effort to trying to make more of my own meals rather than being lazy and cooking a bunch of prepacked quick meals. Last night, I tried a slow cooker recipe that was simply hash browns, eggs, cheese, and breakfast sausage and it cooked on low for a couple hours and it was great and it was a cheap option as well because each of the ingredients were under $3, other than the breakfast sausage. It was simple, and the only bother was having to wait for it to cook and smelling the deliciousness the entire time. Who knows what other sorts of foods I'll end up making, but hopefully I can get more creative and make some of my own recipes as I improve at cooking.
Thursday, December 18, 2014
Bottom 10 Worst Christmas Songs: #1
Happy Christmas (War is Over) - John Lennon and Yoko Ono
Yoko really does ruin everything.. This song is by far my least favorite Christmas song of all time and it gets so overplayed. It's lovely that war is over, but the last thing I want to think about at Christmas is war. Plus the kids in the background singing the word "Now" just sounds like yelling "Ahhahhhahhhhahhh". It just reminds me of the big guy from Spongebob Squarepants during the fry cook games.
If I didn't have to hear this song again I wouldn't miss it.
With a week to go until Christmas Day, perhaps I'll try and rouse some positive Christmas spirit with some of my favorites, but we shall see as it always gets busy this time of year.
Wednesday, December 17, 2014
Bottom 10 Worst Christmas Songs: #2
Last Christmas - Wham!
Oh boy! Nothing says Merry Christmas than a whiny faux-love song. This song makes me think of children in kindergarten giving a toy to someone else, but that person didn't give it back, no, they gave it to someone else so all you can do is cry about how that was your toy. This song is essentially that kindergartener calling the other person a "poopie head" and being grumpy. Also, why does this song feel like it goes on forever. Ok, musically, I understand it's not out of the norm to repeat the refrain, but after 9-10 times it gets a little obnoxious.
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^ The first season of L&O was supposed to air on CBS from 1989-90. Only some of the episodes were actually made that early. You can tell which ones because their text caption style is totally different.
Really? I didn't recall a difference in the captions (though maybe they standardized the masters at some point between original broadcast and the DVD release).
You could tell that "Bagman" was shot on 16mm instead of 35mm, though.
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Wednesday, November 20, 2013
© Copyright 2015 Newton Citizen
CONYERS — For the next several weekends the Georgia State Patrol will be out in force collecting toys to be given at Christmas to less fortunate children.
Once again, the GSP is teaming up to participate in the annual U.S. Marine Corps Reserve Toys for Tots campaign. Members of the State Patrol will be stationed at Walmart stores in Rockdale, Newton and Walton counties beginning Saturday, where they will ask for donations of new, unwrapped gifts that will be distributed to local children.
Cpl. Jeremiah Slayton said monetary donations will be accepted too, but the main goal is to collect toys.
"We want to make people in the area aware that we will be out there collecting toys," he said. "The Georgia State Patrol is invested in providing for the less fortunate families in our area."
Cpl. Richard Thacker said the toys collected will be provided to children in the area where they were donated.
In other words, he said, toys collected at the Newton County Walmart will be donated to children in Newton County; items collected at the Walmart in Rockdale County will be given to children there.
The GSP will be at the following Walmart locations from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. collecting toys:
• Nov. 23 and 24 — Covington Walmart
• Nov. 30 – Conyers Walmart
• Dec. 7 – Monroe Walmart
• Dec. 8 — Covington Walmart
• Dec. 14 — Conyers Walmart
• Dec. 15 — Monroe Walmart
For more information, contact Cpl. Richard Thacker at GSP Post 46 at 770-464-1800.
More like this story
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- Toys for Tots desperate for donations ( December 2, 2011 )
- Georgia State Patrol spreads goodwill ( December 7, 2011 )
- Toys for Tots desperate for donations ( December 3, 2011 )
- Remington House in Conyers accepting Toys for Tots donations ( November 13, 2014 )


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Before you flame me. I have read everything everywhere even off of xboxscene and I can't figure out how to get a current compiled copy to put on my softmod. I currently have: XBMC-2.0.1-FINAL-FAT-T3CH and
XBMC-SVN_2008-02-10_rev11601-T3CH. Neither appear to be what I need. I got this from the usual place, but when I FTP over to my xbox and put in applications and then reboot and look into applications nothing is there. Anyone been to the "usual place" and got a copy of this recently. Which file did you choose? Which one should I choose? Any recent tutorials anywhere on how to install XBMC, most of the ones that I found appear dated.
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Posted 15 February 2008 - 05:31 AM
Posted 15 February 2008 - 05:41 AM
Did you bother to look close at the very first post and follow some of the links available in it?
Posted 15 February 2008 - 07:53 AM
When you were transfering the files into your Xbox, did you transfer just the XBMC subfolder or the whole XBMC-SVN_2008-02-10_rev11601-T3CH folder? I first did this, and couldn't figure it out until I started messing around with everything...
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Posted 15 February 2008 - 08:02 AM
thanks silent88 I am trying that now. Should the FTP via router take forever? It has been FTp'ing for well over an hour.
Posted 15 February 2008 - 03:46 PM
The FTP can vary a lot depending on your connection etc. Over an hour seems like a hell of a time, but it's not unheard of.
Posted 15 February 2008 - 03:58 PM
To be honest I no longer bother with FTP. I pull everything using the filemanager in XBMC.
Nice and quick and painless. I have a backup of XBMC inside e:\backups. So the method I use is:
1. Download latest XBMC
2. I use WinRAR to extract to a folder *
3. Open up folder and share XBMC as XBMC
4. On XBOX go into the filemanager and run e:\backups\XBMC\default.xbe
5. Back into the filemanager (running on the backup) and select the PC share XBMC in left pane and select your XBMC folder on the XBOX in right pane
6. Select all file on the PC and from the menu select copy
7. reboot the xbox and you should now be running the new XBMC
* I remove surplus files in XBMC\UserData at this stage i.e. Keymap, RssFeeds, sources and favourites
Posted 15 February 2008 - 04:19 PM
You can do it a couple ways. I backed up XBMC on my PC and deleted it from the XBOX then I swapped out what ever I wanted from the back up to the new XBMC folder ( make sure its the one that silent 88 tells you to ). I completely deleted what ever I was swapping off of the new XBMC folder and replaced it with what was backed up.
Then I FTPd it into the APPS. Use FLASHFXP, it may take 15 minutes or so but it shouldn't take as long as it is for you.
I also run a wireless network from XBOX to PC and it still transfers rather fast. 15 minutes is still a very long time for me but don't be discouraged as long as it shows files being transfered its OK.
Then I FTPd it into the APPS. Use FLASHFXP, it may take 15 minutes or so but it shouldn't take as long as it is for you.
I also run a wireless network from XBOX to PC and it still transfers rather fast. 15 minutes is still a very long time for me but don't be discouraged as long as it shows files being transfered its OK.
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Asian Development Bank's: Energy for All Initiative: As Part of Its 'Strategy 2020' Objective for Inclusive Growth, the Asian Development Bank's Energy for All Initiative Promotes New Approaches to Scaling Up Access to Energy for the Poor
Tyrpenou, Michael, International Trade Forum
In Asia and the Pacific, more than 800 mil lion people still have no access to electricity. About 1.8 billion people still rely on biomass fuels (such as wood, dung and crop waste) to meet cooking and heating needs. Added to the fact that the poor are disadvantaged by the time and effort required to collect biomass materials, jeopardizing their capacity to participate in income generating activities, this reliance brings with it ongoing adverse health consequences.
The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has acted to tackle this problem by introducing its Energy for All Initiative. In recent years, the ADB has financed programmes in conjunction with government and non-governmental organizations in Sri Lanka, Viet Nam, the Philippines and Bhutan that provide more than just power to the poor.
By providing access to clean energy and greater livelihood opportunities through education, health and safety, these programmes highlight the benefit of community empowerment through development.
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In Sri Lanka, through a US$1.5 million grant from the Japan Fund for Poverty Reduction (JFPR), the ADB worked to provide greater access to electricity for the nation's poor. Providing capital, issued through micro-financing vendors, the JFPR 'Power Fund for the Poor' grant was designed to negate the initial high cost of connecting households to the power grid. As a result, the revolving fund provided electricity to 15,000 homes from 2004 to 2009.
Loans are seen as the key for poor households to overcome the high initial cost of connection. Under this project the national utility, Ceylon Electricity Board, provided installment credit to poor households to pay for the upfront cost of connection at an average connection cost of 15,000 to 20,000 Sri Lankan Rupees (SLR)--roughly US$ 130 to US$ 170. With repayments for connection fees paid in monthly installments over two to three years, the loans are affordable for poor households as demonstrated by the 95% loan recovery rate.
Following the success of the initial project, the Government of Sri Lanka requested an additional US$ 3.5 million Asian Development Fund loan to scale up the Power Fund for the Poor as part of a US$165 million Clean Energy Access and Improvement Project, approved in 2009. The scaling up of the micro-finance fund will be done through a loan-funded credit support programme with the goal of equipping an additional 60,000 households, representing 8% of the total number of poor households, with electricity by 2016.
For many rural communities in the Philippines, electricity is still inaccessible. On the island province of Negros Occidental, in the country's Western Visaya region, eight communities are benefitting from a US$1.5 million grant from the JFPR. Designed to supply renewable energy resources to these locations, the grant focussed on the promotion of living standards and the livelihoods of the communities' inhabitants. With a key focus on community ownership and participation, the ADB worked alongside Winrock International to educate local communities on the maintenance and operation of hydro systems.
In Balea, a small community within the province, a 19KW river micro-hydro system was constructed to bring electricity directly to households. Through extensive community consultation, villagers, who paid a one-off fee to join the co-operative, were supplied with electricity. The programme was so successful that neighbouring villagers in Calapnsuan, some three kilometres away, rushed to join.
However, despite the successes of each programme, major issues were still encountered by the ADB. In Balea, delays, poor governance and miscommunication between stakeholders, villagers and local government authorities threatened to derail the project.
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Thu., November 28, 2013 5:00am
Coastal Food Bank Finds Itself In Need (Of A Freezer)
A coastal-area food bank is raising money to replace its freezer. America's Second Harvest of Coastal Georgia lost its freezer when the roof collapsed during a Labor Day weekend storm. The expense comes at a hard time for the food bank and the needy clients it serves.
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Research Sturgeon Donated To Food Bank
The University of Georgia and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service are donating 1,900 pounds of California white sturgeon that had been part of a research study to the Atlanta Community Food Bank. UGA officials say three live sturgeons also were donated for a Tennessee Aquarium exhibit.
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Food Bank Out Of Business
Angel Food Ministries is going out of business. For 17 years the Monroe, Georgia based company provided discounted groceries to families across the country. The organization ran into trouble in 2009 when the FBI searched its offices.
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This book is an introduction to semiconductor devices for undergraduate electrical engineers, other interested students, and practicing engineers and scientists whose understanding of modern electronics needs updating. The book is organized to bring students with a background in sophomore physics to a level of understanding which will allow them to read much of the current literature on new devices and applications.Goals
An undergraduate course in electronic devices has two basic purposes: (1) to provide students with a sound understanding of existing devices, so that their studies of electronic circuits and systems will be meaningful; and (2) to develop the basic tools with which they can later learn about newly developed devices and applications. Perhaps the second of these objectives is the more important in the long run; it is clear that engineers and scientists who deal with electronics will continually be called upon to learn about new devices and processes in the future. For this reason, we have tried to incorporate the basics of semiconductor materials and conduction processes in solids, which arise repeatedly in the literature when new devices are explained. Some of these concepts are often omitted in introductory courses, with the view that they are unnecessary for understanding the fundamentals of junctions and transistors. We believe this view neglects the important goal of equipping students for the task of understanding a new device by reading the current literature. Therefore, in this text most of the commonly used semiconductor terms and concepts are introduced and related to a broad range of devices.Reading Lists
As a further aid in developing techniques for independent study, the reading list at the end of each chapter includes a few articles which students can read comfortably as they study this book. Some of these articles have been selected from periodicals such as Scientific American and Physics Today, which specialize in introductory presentations. Other articles chosen from books and the professional literature provide a more quantitative treatment of the material. We do not expect that students will read all articles recommended in the reading lists; nevertheless, some exposure to periodicals is useful in laying the foundation for a career of constant updating and self-education.Problems
One of the keys to success in understanding this material is to work problems that exercise the concepts. The problems at the end of each chapter are designed to facilitate learning the material. Very few are simple "plug-in" problems. Instead, they are chosen to reinforce or extend the material presented in the chapter.Units
In keeping with the goals described above, examples and problems are stated in terms of units commonly used in the semiconductor literature. The basic system of units is rationalized MKS, although cm is often used as a convenient unit of length. Similarly, electron volts (eV) are often used rather than joules (J) to measure the energy of electrons. Units for various quantities are given in Appendices I and II.Presentation
In presenting this material at the undergraduate level, one must anticipate a few instances which call for a phrase such as "It can be shown. . ." This is always disappointing; on the other hand, the alternative is to delay study of solid state devices until the graduate level, where statistical mechanics, quantum theory, and other advanced background can be freely invoked. Such a delay would result in a more elegant treatment of certain subjects, but it would prevent undergraduate students from enjoying the study of some very exciting devices.
The discussion includes both silicon and compound semiconductors, to reflect the continuing growth in importance for compounds in optoelectronic and high-speed device applications. Topics such as heterojunctions, lattice matching using ternary and quaternary alloys, variation of band gap with alloy composition, and properties of quantum wells add up to the breadth of the discussion. Not to be outdone by the compounds, silicon-based devices have continued their dramatic record of advancement. The discussion of FET structures and Si integrated circuits reflects these advancements. Our objective is not to cover all the latest devices, which can only be done in the journal and conference literature. Instead, we have chosen devices to discuss which are broadly illustrative of important principles.
The first four chapters of the book provide background on the nature of semiconductors and conduction processes in solids. Included is a brief introduction to quantum concepts (Chapter 2) for those students who do not already have this background from other courses. Chapter 5 describes the p-n junction and some of its applications. Chapters 6 and 7 deal with the principles of transistor operation. Chapter 8 covers optoelectronics and Chapter 9 discusses integrated circuits. Chapters 10 and 11 apply the theory of junctions and conduction processes to microwave and power devices. All of the devices covered are important in today's electronics; furthermore, learning about these devices should be an enjoyable and rewarding experience. We hope this book provides that kind of experience for its readers.Acknowledgements
The fifth edition benefits greatly from comments and suggestions provided by students and teachers of the first four editions. The book's readers have generously provided comments which have been invaluable in developing the present version. We remain indebted to those persons mentioned in the Preface of the first four editions, who contributed so much to the development of the book. In particular, Nick Holonyak has been a source of continuing information and inspiration for all five editions. Additional thanks go to our colleagues at UT-Austin who have provided special assistance, particularly Joe Campbell, Ray Chen, Dennis Deppe, Russ Dupuis, Archie Holmes, Dim-Lee Kwong, Jack Lee, Christine Maziar, Dean Neikirk, and Al Tasch. Kay Shores and Qingyou Lu provided useful assistance with the typing. We thank the many companies and organizations cited in the figure captions for generously providing photographs and illustrations of devices and fabrication processes. Kobi Benzvi and Pradipto Mukherjee at Motorola, Shubneesh Batra and Mary Miller at Micron, and Tom Way at IBM deserve special mention. Finally, we recall with gratitude many years of association with the late Greg Stillman, a valued colleague and friend.Ben G. Streetman
This book is designed to help readers gain a basic understanding of semiconductor devices and the physical operating principles behind them. This two-fold approach 1) provides the user with a sound understanding of existing devices, and 2) helps them develop the basic tools with which they can later learn about applications and the latest devices. The piece provides one of the most comprehensive treatments of all the important semiconductor devices, and reflects the most current trends in the technology and theoretical understanding of the devices.
A good textbook on the basics of semiconductor physics. the information is presented in a very condensed manner but overall its a good textbook.Published 24 months ago by Doomsday
I took semiconductor devices at UCF. This book was very helpful to me in understanding the matrial. Read morePublished on Dec 3 2002 by Luie G
This book is straight and to-the-point. Anyone who picks up this book up will not be disappointed with it. Read morePublished on Sept. 7 2002 by Vijay Krishna


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I'm starting to wonder why the writers seemed to have just given up for the last fourth of the season. There have been some good episodes, like Through the Looking Glass and A Bugs life, but for the most part The Flax was the end of the show having pretty consistant good episodes, now its very hit or miss. This episode has Aeryn needing a tissue sample from the hidden Peacekeeper based mentioned last episode to fix a probably fatal injury, that also happened last episode. Thats fine, I mean stuff like that has been done a lot but it can be done well. John decides to sneak on pretending to be an officer. I didn't think it would work for too long (and I was right) but it makes sense. Then, he agrees to take female Jar Jar with him, and I lost all hope for the episode.
Its a good thing I lost all expectations that this would be a good episode, because it was mediocre. To be fair, while she really annoyed me, Chiana wasn't the reason it wasn't very good. The part that pretty much ruined the episode was the S&M man....I mean "Scorpius". This guy wear's a bizarre mask, black clothes that look like leather, and enjoys inflicting pain, hence my name for him (his female minion is just as bad, although she doesn't have a mask, and atleast she doesn't talk). He tortures John in some "futuristic" torture chair. So, he's basically Durka with a fancy chair and stupid clothes. I think he makes more appearances, which really sucks. I thought Crais was a generic villain with generic motivation, then Scorpius came along. A villain wearing really stupid clothes that likes to inflict pain, in this case with a special device. Criochton manages to get help by the blonde peacekeeper from an earlier episode, and Jar Jar escapes with what Aeryn needs, leaving John to be tortured by Scorpius. A predictable ending, and also the first of a two parter
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I did an amazing Sunday school class around the Jewish origins of super powers -- being that many of the original comic book artists were Jewish, and that there are many biblical "superheroes" and of course, the "original" Jewish super-hero of The Golem (which came out of a terrible need in the Ghetto).
Kids were mesmerized. We then talked about Samson, and the need to be humble and to be grateful for your gifts and to use them for GOOD -- it was an amazing and transformative moment in the classroom. It was a key factor in my creating a winning relationship with the students. -- and it is an exercise that I want to repeat!


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In my mind, the girl with a Crayola box selection of skinny jeans and the one doubling up her harem pants on hangers are two separate people.
One makes room for those stovepipes by pushing aside ballet flats and polka dot blouses; the other slides Comme des Garçons leather jackets and ripped Margiela t-shirts farther down the rack. They're two very different ladies—so I'm not quite sure how to envision the girl who'd wear these drop crotch skinny jeans, which are either the best—or the worst—of both worlds.
Would she wear them with other conversation-starter silhouettes, baiting street style photographers in a peplum top and Gaga heels? Or is she more preppy and casual than that, slipping them on with TOMS and a messy bun to go for a Sunday coffee?
I don't know. I do know, though, that she won't look like me. As far as jeans go, I'm on the straight and narrow—as in nothing too studded, too skinny, too standout. And certainly nothing "avant garde casual," which would be my best superlative for these. But maybe that's just me. Would you wear them? If not, who would? Paint me a picture—I dare you.
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hvnly34 8 years
She looks kind of boxy...
hvnly34 8 years
She looks kind of boxy...
miss-fo 8 years
I just think she always looks so cheap.
JKe895 8 years
I completely understand the love/hate relationship with Fergie-Ferg and her outfits but this one is one of her MUCH better choices!
Drewsfan 8 years
I think she looks great here!
Drewsfan 8 years
I think she looks great here!
Lala77 8 years
don't like it the hair is pretty ok but the I really don't like
crispet1 8 years
Cute! I like her hair smooth better than the trailer park fake curls we have seen her in lately.
Maria-M 8 years
The dress is OK...
Chickonspeed 8 years
I dunno...she looks all but natural to me, like a wannabe Barbie girl who desperatly fails at being elegant.
gorjusgirl 8 years
She looked suitable glamorous!I don't think she is the most attractive person, but she really pulled it off here.
gorjusgirl 8 years
She looked suitable glamorous! I don't think she is the most attractive person, but she really pulled it off here.
Hera119 8 years
like it yeahbut she looks too strong
Hera119 8 years
like it yeah but she looks too strong
Midnightkiss4u09 8 years
She is looking good.
Midnightkiss4u09 8 years
She is looking good.
Magica 8 years
Not liking it.
Magica 8 years
Not liking it.
ktjones 8 years
the silver part that crosses over is not flattering at all
zeldaf 8 years
I don't think this dress does anything to distract from her slightly tranny look. It has very strong lines in areas where she is already very strong looking.
SassyRedhead 8 years
I like the dress, but she looks very uncomfortable in it, very awkward
Wicked 8 years
It's okay.
Wicked 8 years
It's okay.
xo_verity 8 years
Her hair looks nice, but I hate that dress!
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Her hips look too wide with that dress.


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It's been eight years waiting for a follow-up from Phil Morrison, director of the wry Oscar-nominated drama "Junebug," and now that the occasion's finally arrived, he's unfortunately faced with being the second Paul Rudd two-hander this year. "All Is Bright," which premiered in April at Tribeca (und...Read More »
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In the internet age, it's pretty difficult to anything under lock and key for too long, but Judd Apatow has thus far done a pretty damn good job at keeping the details of his "Knocked Up" spinoff under wraps. What we do know is that it's not a direct sequel exactly, but rather, it picks up with Pete and Debbie (Paul Rudd and Leslie Mann) five years after the events of the first film, thought that's about it. Well, shooting is underway and another name has joined the film. Variety reveals that the 13-year old Ava Sambora -- yes, the daughter of rocker Richie Sambora -- will cameo in the film as the best friend of Maude Apatow, who reprises her...Read More »
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