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I have explored the way art and the Internet meet for more than twenty years and am still fascinated. The art field is transforming in ways many could not foresee. My work focuses on many aspects of this transformation: from the rise of online art communities to the way these communities affect art, culture and society beyond media technologies alone.
From Google Images series by Artyom Kocharyan, graduate Piet Zwart Media Design 2015
It is graduation time at the moment I am writing this, and it is great to see that despite the crisis and funding cuts so many young people still have the guts to become artists. I have seen a few very promising ones over the past days! Next up is the summer break. You will (if all goes well) find me at the Chaos Community Camp, a hacker camp in the countryside near Berlin, in August. As always there will be workshops, talks and meeting old and new friends. Right after that, on Sunday August 23rd, I will be moderating artist talks at the SMBA exhibition Algorithmic Rubbish: Daring to Defy Misfortune. I will be talking with Constant Dullaart, Femke Herregraven and artist collective Template. In the meantime I have been asked to be on the jury of the Prix Net Art 2015, a generous art award initiated by the New York based art initiative Rhizome, Chronus Art Center and Tsinghua Art and Science Media Laboratory. You can nominate artists for this prize until August 17th! The winner will be announced in November.
Image created through Artomat, an online art generator by Electroboutique
The coming months are filled with writing and a few appearances in panels and talks. I am working on an essay for the German magazine Kunstforum for their Post-Digital theme. For that same magazine I am preparing an interview with Jonas Lund. On May 22nd and 23rd you can find me in MAMA in Rotterdam for a two day event around art and the Internet. I will be in a panel discussing what Post-Internet art and its potential for addressing the merging of digital and analog culture with Florian Cramer and Geert Lovink the first day. The discussion will be moderated by Michelle Kasprzak, curator at V2. That same afternoon I will moderate a discussion between Jonas Lund, Rafaël Rozendaal and Joel Holmberg. A week later, May 29th, I will conduct an onstage interview with Electroboutique at the Twente Biennale.
I often get requests for digital versions of my book. Unfortunately I cannot put the entire book online, but I can publish excerpts. Here is an part of chapter two, which is called Levels, Spheres and Patterns. In this chapter I discuss the many 'layers' at which the Internet is used in art. The following excerpt deals with the conceptual layer, which I call context. I discuss a book by Urugayan artist Brain Mackern, who decided to close off a crumbling archival project of Latin American net art by documenting it in book form: The netart_latino database.
In January 2013 I was a writer in residence at Quartier21 in Vienna, in the preparation for the Faceless exhibition, curated by Bogomir Doringer, that would be shown there later in the year. Faceless focusses on the trend of hiding the face in art and fashion. This short essay was written for the catalog, which is yet to appear. The text reflects on how identity is shaped through a historical reflection of the self in a social context, as experienced through tools and media. The work of four artists (or artist groups) serves as illustrations.
Spring 2014 I was invited to talk on a panel organized in Hito Steyerl's exhibition at the Van Abbemuseum in Eindhoven. Theme of the panel was 'circulationism', a term Steyerl uses for the online distribution of images. I was asked to speak about alternative networks, or rather, about the possibility for the creation of alternative networks after the revelations made by Snowden showed the Internet is heavily surveilled by the NSA. In my talk I try to show alternative networks already exist, and will be very hard to erase or control completely by authorities.
"The location of power - and the site of resistance - rest in an ambiguous zone without borders." Critical Art Ensemble, The Electronic Disturbance,1994.
In the summer of 2008 I went to Berlin, where I visited the studio of artist Karl Heinz Jeron. From 1996 until 2003 Jeron had collaborated with Joachim Blank as Blank & Jeron. On their website sero.org Blank & Jeron presented early web projects such as Dump Your Trash from 1998, which invited the audience to submit web site addresses into an online form. The submitted website would be 'recycled' as if carved into a slab of stone. There was the option to actually order the website carved in stone. The influential text Introduction to Net.Art by Alexei Shulgin was immortalized this way. After having been among the main initiators of the Berlin digital city project Digitale Stadt Blank and Jeron separated ways on friendly terms. Blank now makes more sculptural works, while Jeron has, next to or overlapping with his online projects, moved into 'relational', performance, and conceptual art. This is a photo of one of his drawing robots in action. The robots are part of a work called 'Will Work for Food'. In this work the audience could request to be sent one of the drawing robots, and in return the audience would have to send the artist food in return. The robots played music while they worked. They could be made to sing either Happy Birthday or The Internationale.
The class of 2008 students of the media design course of the Piet Zwart Institute decided to thank course director Florian Cramer in a special way. They made a giant portait of his face from the back covers of the black and white books. Cramer was overwhelmed. In the background one of his students, Gordan Savicic, applauds. Other graduates that year were Danja Vasiliev, Linda Hilfling, Ricardo Lafuente, Annemieke van der Hoek, Ivan Monroy Lopez, Maria Karagianni, and Michael van Schaik.
In the weekend of May 24-25 2014 a gathering of zine makers and zine lovers happened at WORM, the 'institute for avantgarde recreation' in Rotterdam. I dropped in to make a simple photo report.
Overview of the Zinecamp space.
Hij werkt beter des avonds dan overdag, de expositie Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark (OMD) in Arti et Amicitiea te Amsterdam. Het overdadige daglicht in de grote zaal verdringt alle duisternis, waardoor de meer donkere tonen van de expositie aan kracht inboeten. Toch blijft deze vierde expositie van curator, kunstenaar, DJ, en flamboyante persoonlijkheid Martin C. de Waal overeind. De expositie brengt een ode aan eigenzinnigheid en individualiteit in deze tijd van crisis waarin nationalisme en conservatisme soms welig lijken te tieren.
This essay was written for the Post-Digital research conference in the Kunsthal Aarhus, which was a collaboration between Aarhus University and the Transmediale festival in Berlin.
In 2002 I was invited to speak at the Reality Check for Cyber Utopias conference in Zagreb, organized by MAMA, the Croatian media lab. I decided to talk about the way art is approached in many media art contexts, something I elaborate on almost ten years later in my book Nettitudes. I make a plea for a different view of both net art and media art, and defend the legitimacy of all contemporary art practices that involve the Internet.
Outdoor installation at the Technorganic festival organized by Cary Peppermint and Leila Christine Nadir in 2005.
In 2002 the Dutch Belgian artist duo Jodi (Joan Heemskerk and Dirk Paesmans) had their first big solo exhibition at Plug-In gallery in Basel. In preparation of the text I met up with the artists, and it became clear they wanted me to write a light text. They came up with the title themselves: Caricatures of Knowbotic Research. Knowbotic Research is a German-Swiss electronic art group, known for their extensive collabortions with media art labs and technologically complex works.
Catalogue cover of install.exe, ed. Tilman Baumgärtel
In 2001 I was asked to give a talk at NCC48, a rather curious 48 hour nonstop congress in a cave in Graz, Austria. I decided to present my very own thoughts on net art, after I felt many words had been put in my mouth by others. The hype and noise around net art had produced an almost impossible climate to discuss this new art context seriously. Needless to say my words hardly impressed anyone. Today it turns out I was right: more 'users' creates more mainstream art behavior; artists have started to explore the broader virtual field of the network (which is translated in 'new' theories from post-Internet to New Aesthetic); and art institutions are very, very slowly exploring their new expanded field of influence. For your information: the open letter by Jon Ippolito I am referring to here criticized the possibility for art institutions to be able to get a .museum domain (instead of a .org or .com suffix), posted on the nettime mailing list in December 2000.
Today I would have to add some words to the last paragraph though, to be clear. I am NOT saying the Internet is a conceptual space, but I am saying that to think about art and the internet it is necessary to let go of simplistic and outdated notions of the Internet as a purely technological, singular medium. Quote: "So the 'web of possibilities', which is in the expanded virtual space of the combination of technology and humans is the true basis of net art. One could say the ability to see beyond the purely technical environment produces a new kind of abstraction in art."
Picture of the entrance to Dom im Berg, the cave in which the NCC48 congress was held
This review of Alexei Shulgin's music and data CD was originally written for Rhizome in 2001. For those unfamiliar with the 'band' or the name, a 386DX is an old type computerchip, the Intel 80386 developed in 1985.
The question of how to exhibit net art came up strongly in 1997. It became clear that some works were actually interesting for a traditional, offline art audience. In the beginning it seemed that exhibiting net art in a physical space was an anomaly, something contradictive to the nature and background of the attitude from which net art sprung. The online communities a lot of net art came out of refused to think of solutions for physical exhibitions, like they also found it very difficult (with some exceptions) to find a way to deal with question how to sell a net art work.
When I was approached by one of the net communities' most notorious members Frederic Madre to write a text for a tongue in cheeck woman's magazine I decided therefore to write a piece that was half satire half serious about how to deal with net art. In some sense one could say the text is metaphorical. By ridiculing the style of the average woman's magazine I compare the desire to own any art work (and also to exhibit it) to certain bourgois tendencies to use art in a semi-decorative way. We could ask ourselves whether our desire to own and present an art piece is ultimately more then a wish to exhibit our own cultural awareness in a fashionable way, like the American artist Cary Peppermint jokes in this text. The intangibility of most new media art and the impossibility to set limits to certain works force us having to face what exactly it is we want from art. Many do want something of art that seems missing: something to surround oneself with. Let's dive into the interior design of net art.
This short interview is part of a small set of interviews I did for a semi-ironic text about net art in the home called 'The Interior of Net Art,' which is also on this site. The goal of the interview is to find out how artists working with the Internet think their work could be exhibited in physical space, and also whether they think it could be sold. These questions have been hovering around net art from the mid-nineties. The artists and art examples in 'The Interior of Net Art' show a great variety of apporaches and opinions.
The grammar and spelling errors in this interview are not accidental, but part of Peppermint's writing style at the time.
Peter Luining lives and works in Amsterdam. His net art is rather 'stylish', in the sense that compared to most net art it does not that clearly reflect on net culture and information. His work is more easthetic. A few years ago [1998] he was called 'the next generation Superbad', because of his particular use of imagery in combination with sound. Peter Luining was asked to curate an exhibition for a Dutch gallery called Planet Art, on the alternative artfair Kunstvlaai. He has gathered an interesting collection there. This interview concentrates mostly on his own work though.
Lezing gegeven in Januari 2000 in SubK te Utrecht, ter gelegenheid van een avond over 'digipersonae'.
De kunstenaar achter antiorp, Gheorghe Dan.
Mary-Anne Breeze, better known as Mez, lives and works in Australia. She first got into a larger net.art picture in 1997, via the net.art mailinglist 7-11. Her work is highly 'textual', but expands to for instance sound as well. Considering the relationship between concrete poetry and music or sound this probably should come as no surprise. She likes to change her name a lot (mz post modemism, mezchine, ms Tech.no.whore, flesque, e-mauler, and mezflesque.exe), and maybe because of this, plus the nature of her work, she has a less clearly demarcated position then some other net.artists. This relative 'instability', compared to some highly compact web artworks, is one of the attractive sides of her work for me.
[test] The exhibition The Greater Cloud at the NIMk (Nederlands Instituut voor Mediakunst) in Amsterdam is compiled by five different curators.
[Kuivila in 1991, courtesy soundartarchive.net]
Sound artist Ron Kuivila was in a panel at V2 during the Rotterdam Film Festival in 2000, the other speakers being David Blair (Wax Web) and Martin Berghammer (specialist in games). He had the idea to have a net arts notation festival, and would very much like to see it realised. Somehow in the edit he himself made of the interview (I let people do it together with me usually) an interesting aspect of this was lost, namely that it would be very good to also look at which notations would/do -not- get realised and why. Notation/realisation has a long history in performance and music, and a slightly younger one in the visual arts.
Meeting Frederic Madre was a pleasant surprise. Madre had made himself notorious in a very short time by inventing something called a 'spam engine', to create spam art. These days spam (unsolicited advertising in emails) is annoying. In the nineties, when spam was much less pervasive, it was considered not only rude, but also damaging to the Internet. It takes up massive amounts of bandwidth, disrupting the flow of Internet traffic and increasing costs for providers and users.The controversy around spam was easily abused however, by people who wanted to eradicate voices and expression they did not approve of on online platforms. On the mailing list nettime for example it was used in a disagreement between artists and activist and academic users, about what could and could not be posted.
In the interview Madre explains how he uses spam art as a means to criticize the urge to oversanitize the Internet. Frederic Madre's spam engine and mailing list Palais Tokyo (for which it was most used) are some of the most interesting projects in French net art. Yet Madre also talks about his first years online, between 1992 and 1995, and his stories give another interesting view of how early net culture developed. Today Frederic Madre runs an indie record company, 'Bruit Direct'. The photo below shows Madre with his youngest son.
RTMark was the forerunner of the Yesmen. We met at Ars Electronica in 1997. Andy Bichlbaum and Mike Bonanno presented themselves as Ernesto Lucha and Francisco Gerrero, otherwise known as 'Frank and Ernest'. Their main focus was fighting the incredible power of corporations, which have the same rights as citizens in the United States. By removing the unfair protection this gives to corporations RTMark hoped to force them to act more responsibly.
At the time of this interview Steve Dietz was director of new media initiatives at the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Since then Dietz has curated several exhibitions, lectured around the world, and he is currenty artistic director of ZeroOne, an art festival in San Jose California. 'The Walker', as the Walker Art Center is often called in short, was unique for its depth of commitment to multidisciplinary (not interdisciplinary) programming for a large part thanks to Dietz' creative adaptation of his job title of head of new media.
"...the netscene wants to stay ascii..."
Station Rose are Elisa Rose and Gary Danner. They are what could be called a multimedia group, mainly doing live performance online and offline. They have been doing this since 1989. In 1999 it was time to ask them a little bit about their motives and ideas after 10 years of engagement in network culture. .
I met Kathy Rae Huffman for the first time at the Digital Chaos conference in Bath in 1996. This interview is from about two years later, and it was published on nettime and in 'Netzkunst' edited by Verena Kuni in 1998. It is a very interesting interview in that it covers a very long period of time, from the early work Kathy Rae Huffman did as a curator with Bill Viola, to her work with Van Gogh TV at documenta 92, to her online art project Siberian Deal (with Eva Wohlgemut), and her work with the mailinglist for women in new media 'Faces'.
foto: Jan Sprij for V2
After having my work published in various catalogues and essay collections, this is the first book under my own name. It was written for the Institute for Network Cultures in Amsterdam, and published by NAi publishers. The latter is the main publisher on new media art in the Netherlands.The Mondriaan Foundation and the BKVB both supported us making this book.
Nettitudes contains five essays about art and new media, and consists of two parts. The first focusses on 'net art' in the broadest sense of the word, and aims to refute persisting false definitions of this emerging art field. In the second part of the book net art is approached from three very different angles: the history of net.art (with dot), a contemplation on the digital archive, and last but not least a text on music and sound art in the context of new media.
Nettitudes can be ordered through NAi Publishers http://www.naipublishers.nl/art/nettitudes_e.html
In this interview Jeffrey Shaw talks, among other things, about the net.art browser he built for the exhibition Net_Condition in 1999.
Musaic was originally written for the music and new media festival Futuresonic. There it was noticed by Kathleen Forde of the SFMoma who asked whether it could be included in the online sound art exhibition Crossfade, which was a collaboration of three art institutions: ZKM, Walker Art Institute and the SFMoma. Musaic also appeared in Sandbox magazine in New York.
(This image was borrowed from the website visualcomplexity.com, purely for illustration purposes. It shows a screenshot of a software tool "The World of Music, by researchers at Standford, MIT and Yahoo!," which "intends to render the music space in an unprecedented way. This visualization shows 9,276 artists and how they are related to each other.")
Igor Stromajer is a Slovenian artist. I interviewed him in Moscow in 2000. Stromajer talks about how he moved from making art purely for the Web to doing net art performances at the end of the nineties, whereby he would sing or dance the HTML code his website was built from. Nowadays Stromajer mostly does online performances uses robots. Interestingly also his work with robots still shows great sensitivity and the robots are easily given human or emotional traits as they dance, battle or fight for survival.


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Channel modulators affect PGE(2) binding to bovine aortic endothelial cells
Department of Clinical Pharmacology, Faculty of Health Sciences, Ben-Gurion University, P.O. Box. 653, Beer-Sheva 84105, Israel.Biochimica et Biophysica Acta (Impact Factor: 4.66). 04/2002; 1570(2):113-20. DOI: 10.1016/S0304-4165(02)00160-5
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PGE(2), PGF(2alpha) and the thromboxane agonist U-46619 bind to bovine aortic endothelial cells and compete on the same binding site with similar affinity. In addition, binding remains unaffected by prolonged exposure to the ligand. These characteristics differ significantly from those of any known G-coupled prostaglandin receptor. Binding of PGE(2) to the cells is reduced in the presence of the cyclic nucleotides cGMP and cAMP, and is unaffected by protein kinase inhibitors. Removal of permeable cyclic nucleotides from the cell medium results in a fast and complete restoration of PGE(2) binding to the cells, suggesting that both cyclic nucleotides reduce PGE(2) binding by a reversible interaction with the prostaglandin-binding site, without the involvement of second messenger-activated protein kinases. Our data further show that binding of prostaglandins to bovine aortic endothelial cells is sensitive to heavy metals and to activators and blockers of calcium, ATP-sensitive K(+) and chloride channels. Nickel, a specific cyclic nucleotide-gated (CNG) channel activator, decreases PGE(2) binding and so do the CNG channel activators Rp-8-Br-PET-cGMPS and Sp-8-Br-PET-cGMPS. On the other hand, the calcium channel blockers pimozide, diltiazem as well as LY-83,583, a guanylate cyclase inhibitor, which were reported to block CNG channels, enhance PGE(2) binding. The sensitivity of PGE(2) binding to selective CNG channel modifying agents, as well as the rapid and reversible interaction with cyclic nucleotides, may suggest that the common low-affinity prostanoid-binding site on bovine aortic endothelial cells is associated with a molecular entity, which possess several properties of a CNG channel.
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ABSTRACT: Prostaglandins are known to transduce their signals via 7 transmembrane prostanoid receptors, which typically signal through coupling to G proteins and downstream second messenger molecules and protein kinase activation. Recently we have shown that cyclic nucleotides affect prostaglandins binding to bovine aortic endothelial cells independent of protein kinases. Here we show that incubation of bovine aortic endothelial cells with permeable analogs of cAMP or cGMP leads to a rapid and reversible reduction in PGE(2) binding to the cells. Since cyclic nucleotides are known modulators of cyclic nucleotide gated channels, we examined the effect of a specific cyclic nucleotide gated channel blocker l-cis-diltiazem on prostaglandin E(2) (PGE(2)) binding to bovine aortic endothelial cells. L-cis-diltiazem is shown to displace PGE(2) binding to bovine aortic endothelial cells in a dose dependent manner. In addition the effect of PGE(2) and l-cis-diltiazem on thapsigargin induced calcium elevation in the cells was compared. Both agents reduced in bovine aortic endothelial cells the thapsigargin induced calcium elevation by about half. PGE(2) also retarded the time course of the response to thapsigargin. Simultaneous treatment of the cells with both PGE(2) and l-cis-diltiazem did not yield an inhibitory effect beyond that observed with l-cis-diltiazem alone. Together our data point at the cyclic nucleotide gated channels as a feasible candidate for association with the PGE(2) binding site in bovine aortic endothelial cells.European Journal of Pharmacology 09/2006; 543(1-3):8-13. DOI:10.1016/j.ejphar.2006.06.018 · 2.53 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: The cyclic nucleotide-gated (CNG) channel is a family of nonselective cation channels that open in response to an elevated cyclic nucleotide level. Cyclic nucleotides, particularly cAMP and cGMP, govern a great diversity of cellular functions. While the pivotal roles of CNG channels in the visual and olfactory systems have been well established in the past decade, relatively few studies were performed regarding the functional roles of CNG channels in non-neuronal systems. Cyclic nucleotides and Ca2+ are key signaling molecules in cardiovascular systems. Given that CNG channels are expressed in vascular tissues, several recent studies have explored the possible functional role of CNG channels in cardiovascular systems. This article intends to summarize some recent developments regarding the expression and functional role of CNG channels in the cardiovascular system.Future Cardiology 09/2008; 4(5):505-15. DOI:10.2217/147966188.8.131.525
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|ruby 1.9.3p362 (2012-12-25 revision 38607) [x86_64-linux]
FileUtils.mv sometimes fails with a "Errno::ENOENT: No such file or directory - /path/to/symlink" when attempting to move a directory containing a symlink between filesystems. This may be because it moves the destination file before the symlink and then fails to move a "broken" symlink. Using the shell's "mv" instead works reliably.
A small test script is attached.
#1 Updated by Koichi Sasada almost 3 years ago
- Assignee set to Nobuyoshi Nakada
- Target version changed from 1.9.3 to next minor
#2 Updated by Jack Nagel over 1 year ago
In Homebrew, we have code that works around this by shelling out to
mv when necessary. It would be nice to have this fixed.
#3 Updated by Hiroshi SHIBATA over 1 year ago
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From Michael Pettis this week: On Friday last week the National Bureau of Statistics released the eagerly anticipated first quarter data. As has been widely reported, first quarter GDP was up 9.7% year on year. CPI inflation 5.4% in March, a 32-month high, and up from 4.9% for the first two months of this year. For the first
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From the ANU's East Asia Forum comes this sobering assessment of the challenges facing the Chinese economy: China recently wrapped up the National People's Congress (NPC) and Chinese People's Political Consultation Conference (CPPCC) with the approval of the 12th Five Year Plan (FYP) (2011-2015). At the top of the new blueprint is a commitment to
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Trading Day 21st April – green across the board
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The agent of Chilean midfielder Cristian Cuevas has said the 17-year-old, who is rated at £3.4m by his club O'Higgins, is in "advanced negotiations" with Chelsea and could be moving to Stamford Bridge in the summer if everything goes to plan.
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Lazio and Sevilla both want West Bromwich Albion striker Shane Long, 26, who will enter the final year of his contract at the end of the season.
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Arsenal full-back Andre Santos, 29, says he is joining Gremio to "be a champion" after flying to Brazil to finalise a loan move.
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Vasco da Gama midfielder Indio, 16, has been given a brief trial with Arsenal.
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French side Monaco are interested in signing Manchester City pair Samir Nasri, 25, and Carlos Tevez, 29, in the summer.
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Ajax director of football Marc Overmars says the club's highly-rated Danish midfielder Christian Eriksen, 20, does not want to sign a new contract.
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Tottenham boss Andre-Villas Boas says the club will punish striker Emmanuel Adebayor after missing his deadline to return from the Africa Cup of Nations. Spurs were forced to send a private jet to bring the 28-year-old Togo international back for Saturday's win over Newcastle.
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Mass Effect 2: Kasumi - Stolen Memory PC
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- Release Date: Apr 6, 2010
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No matter the reasoning, "Stolen Memory" is something every Mass Effect junkie should own, if not just to justify popping the disk in again.
Sure, it is more of a great game, but for only a couple of hours maximum of game play it hardly seems an appropriate price point.
Kasumi - Stolen Memory is money well spent and a great expansion to Mass Effect 2 that tells the story about the space ninja Kasumi Goto. It really fits in the universe and feels like a natural add-on that all Mass Effect-fans should get.
Pelit (Finland)A fun little mission and Kasumi herself is well written. Too bad that we can't have any real dialogue with her once the mission is over. Also it still feels like cheating to just give us one mission instead of the normal two-part structure we get in the basic game. [May 2010]
PC Zone UKStolen Memories is definitely not big on value, but if you're a Mass Effect fan you'll find it hard to resist. Which is, obviously, what EA are counting on. [July 2010, p.85]
Kasumi's Stolen Memory is a great little quest, but for most the "little" part will be a sticking point. At roughly an hour in length, this is one download that doesn't offer a lot of bang for your buck.
Honestly, Kasumi's Loyalty Mission isn't that great. Also, you're only getting about an hour and a half (max) of additional content. At least the extra goodies and crew member are solid.
PC GamerWith only a couple of minor decisions to be made and just a short shootout section there's no significant replay value to KSM, but you do get a marginally improved SMG, a stealthy, lethal companion and a snazzy new casual outfit to strut around the Normandy in. [July 2010, p.79]
The combat is fun and the references are clever, but this incredibly short downloadable add-on lacks character.
An absolute disappointment when compared to the expectations that are attached to DLC packs that are this expensive. Kasumi – Stolen Memory needed to be longer and provide more back-story to the troubled thief.
Short and uninspired, Kasumi surpass in quality other Bioware's downloadable contents but remains far away from Mass Effect 2 quality level.
If you are just playing (or replaying) through Mass Effect 2, then grab this DLC and inject the added content into your adventure. But if you have been done with the game for a while, a lone new Achievement, an added team member, a very short new mission, and a scrap of new loot may not be enough for extended service aboard the Normandy.
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Mar 5, 2013I really like Kasumi and this mission it's good to have her all to myself and apart from her introduction on board the Citadel you never getI really like Kasumi and this mission it's good to have her all to myself and apart from her introduction on board the Citadel you never get to talk to her except in auto dialogue which is a shame,anyway I like this as it's not all about shooting,you can actually walk around taking in the views as well,it would have been nice if it was longer,but it made a pleasant change and you get an excellent SMG as well,this by far is my Favourite DLC but all ME2 content is better than the final game in my opinion.… Full Review »
Jun 15, 2011This review contains spoilers, click full review link to view. I loved this dload.
It was different than the main game and other dload, in the sense that you didnt have to kill everything and anyone to some degree.
Alot of alternative options, do surveilance then distract guards.
1st playthrough I went for a more sneaky route, I thought but ended up killing a ton of guards, 2nd play I inspeceted all the surrondings and managed to trick a guard --> 0 bullets fired.
The SMG you get as a reward is alot of fun.
Kasumi is a rather likeable companion, she's like a Robin Hood of ME.
Main drawback is that its rather short, scenery is awesome but since the explore options are limited to watching a beautiful panaroma it dont offer enough.
Given price vs fun-value I still rate it very highly… Full Review »
Mar 12, 2011It was short but this was absolutely the best DLC for Mass Effect 2. I cannot say enough about Kasumi and her abilities. Her personality wasIt was short but this was absolutely the best DLC for Mass Effect 2. I cannot say enough about Kasumi and her abilities. Her personality was so awesome. My ONLY disappointment was that she didn't have a deeper dialogue options like the rest of you squad members. I whole-heartedly hope that Kasumi will return for Mass Effect 3!… Full Review »


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New Woodrow Wilson bio presents a complex figure
"Woodrow Wilson" (Knopf, 704 pages, $35), By John Milton Cooper Jr.: Soon after he was elected president in 1912, Woodrow Wilson told a former colleague at Princeton University that all of his preparation for office was in the domestic sphere and it would be "an irony of fate" if his administration were to be consumed by concerns over foreign policy.
Wilson's comment was prophetic. After a productive first term highlighted by a wave of progressive legislation, he shifted his focus to America's entry into World War I.
But his idealistic vision for world peace fell apart when Congress refused to ratify the Treaty of Versailles or allow the U.S. to join the League of Nations. Cooper, acclaimed as the nation's leading Wilson scholar, has detailed the triumphs and tragedy of the 28th president in a long-awaited biography that draws readers through an era of political and industrial change from which the United States emerged as a world power.
The author paints a portrait of a president who ranks on most lists of the 10 greatest. With his long nose, large jaw and pince-nez eyeglasses, Wilson may have projected an image of a dour, uptight product of his Presbyterian upbringing. Cooper, however, reveals a good-natured man who could display strong emotions, an ardent lover whose interests included theater, movies and sports.
The author notes Wilson's penchant for delegating authority to cabinet members, an approach that often stood him in good stead. His first-term accomplishments included creation of the Federal Reserve, introduction of the income tax and adoption of landmark antitrust legislation.
The outbreak of war in Europe coincided with the death of his wife, Ellen. Early on, Wilson urged Americans to adopt a neutral stance and said the best possible outcome was "a peace without victory" that would prove just and lasting.
Instead, Germany's removal of restrictions on submarine warfare in 1917 persuaded Wilson to lead the country into war, a decision he spelled out in an address to Congress that Cooper characterizes as the greatest presidential speech since Abraham Lincoln's second inaugural address.
Even as America's doughboys entered the fray, Wilson continued to advocate a nonpunitive peace. Physically and emotionally fatigued, he spent nearly half of 1919 at the Paris peace talks to try to craft an agreement that would reflect the ideals he spelled out in his Fourteen Points.
Wilson's final battle came when he returned home and sought to enlist public support for the treaty and for U.S. membership in the League of Nations. He traveled by rail across the country to press his case, only to suffer a stroke that left him an invalid. Delusional and subject to mood swings, he remained in isolation in the White House where his second wife, Edith, restricted access to him.
Although he understands Edith Wilson's behavior, Cooper says she did her husband a disservice by ruling out his resignation even as his mental instability led him to reject a compromise that would have permitted U.S. participation in the League. The author suggests that had Wilson stepped down as president, the outcome would have been different and the world would have been better off.
Cooper draws on a broad range of sources including diaries, memoirs and letters that Wilson exchanged with his wives and wrote to a woman with whom he was infatuated during his marriage to Ellen. As to whether Wilson had an adulterous relationship with Mary Peck, the author concludes that no one can say for sure.
Cooper properly faults Wilson for his failure to confront segregation, growing violence against blacks and denials of civil liberties to war opponents. While noting that Wilson's southern birth and upbringing shaped his approach to race, Cooper says his failure of moral conscience remains puzzling.
This very readable biography provides a fascinating portrait of a complex figure who began his presidency as a domestic reformer but will be best remembered for pushing America outward toward an internationalism from which there ultimately could be no turning back.
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The EMSC National Resource Center (NRC) is working with the federal EMSC Program, the American Academy of Pediatrics, the American College of Emergency Physicians, and the Emergency Nurses Association, on an ongoing quality improvement (QI) project designed to promote the optimal care of children in all EDs. Known as the National Pediatric Readiness Project (Peds Ready), this QI initiative began with a nationwide assessment of all EDs and their readiness to care for children based on the 2009 Guidelines for the Treatment of Children in the Emergency Department (or National Guidelines).1,2
Immediately upon completing the assessment, facilities were given a pediatric readiness score and a gap analysis. The score represents the essential components needed to establish a foundation for pediatric readiness and is based on the six topic areas within the National Guidelines:
The gap analysis is an in-depth review of some of the areas that require improvement to increase pediatric readiness. Topic areas in the gap analysis mirror the six topics in the National Guidelines. A comprehensive on-line toolkit, also organized using the six topic areas, was developed to assist facilities with QI initiatives focused on pediatric readiness. By using the gap analysis, each facility can easily locate resources in the toolkit to address areas of concern. The toolkit includes sample policies, job descriptions, checklists, worksheets, and equipment lists.
The project's assessment phase was completed in August 2013. More than 4,000 EDs participated, yielding a response rate of 82.7%.
The project's phase two activities are currently underway. While a detailed analysis of Peds Ready data is still underway, work has already begun to identify some specific areas for targeted resource development and dissemination. The immediate focus is on resources that target a known readiness gap and can be quickly put in place, such as hospital disaster plans that incorporate children. More extensive QI projects will be developed based on the assessment data.
For more information about the National Pediatric Readiness Project, visit the Peds Ready website.
The EMSC NRC is supported by the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) under a Cooperative Agreement for $1.5 million, grant number U07MC09174. This information or content and conclusions are those of the authors and should not be construed as the official position or policy of, nor should any endorsements be inferred by HRSA, HHS or the U.S. Government.


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Work canceled for Terrebonne school employees Tuesday
Published: Thursday, August 28, 2008 at 2:01 p.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, August 28, 2008 at 2:46 p.m.
Terrebonne Parish Superintendent of Schools Ed Richard has canceled training sessions for teachers scheduled for Tuesday in advance of Hurricane Gustav. The decision comes after he learned many employees planned to evacuate the area this weekend.
Tuesday was originally scheduled as a teacher training day and students had no classes. All schools will remained canceled for that day, Richard said. Lafourche Parish schools are scheduled to remain open for now.
The Terrebonne Parish School Board has postponed its meeting for next week. Hayes Badeaux, board president, rescheduled the meeting for 7 p.m. Sept. 9 at the school system's office, 201 Stadium Drive, Houma.
For information, call the Terrebonne school system at 876-7400.
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The future of Steam is poised for individualization & the living room, but that doesn't necessarily include all the current aspects of the platform.
During a recent talk at the University of Texas, Gabe Newell detailed the future of Steam and how he envisions the platform's ongoing evolution. Some of the more precedented changes have come in the form of the soon to be released, Steam Box console and the recently launched, Big Picture mode; a feature that allows Steam to seamlessly connect to your TV. Another transition alluded to, was the revamping of the Steam store; part of this beginning with an axing of Greenlight.
"We came to the conclusion pretty quickly that we could just do away with Greenlight completely," said Newell in his talk. "Because it was a bottleneck rather than a way for people to communicate choice." While Greenlight was positively received when it launched back in Aug of 2012, evidently, the Valve boss doesn't quite see it as a fitting tool for peer-to-peer interaction.
"Greenlight is a bad example of an election process." Newell notes. Comparing the process to that of a dictatorship: "We should stop being a dictator and move towards much more participatory, peer-based methods of sanctioning player behavior." Valve's Newell aims for a Steam store that caters to user-generated content, such as individual stores, where players have free range to add content and editorials in addition to the purchasing process. According to the co-founder of Valve, by allow distinguished stores, it creates more "aggregate value," to the experience.
When this feature will be implemented has yet to be detailed, but we do know that Greenlight's days are numbered. Of course, you know what this means? With Gabe running around the country talking shop on Valve and Steam's future: Half-Life 3 will just have to keep waiting.
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Got an old chair you don't know what to do with? Create a Patchwork Decoupage Chair from Mitzi Curi! This decoupage craft is easy and fun.
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- To make the patchwork, you could apply your cut pieces directly to the chair seat, but I decided to add a step to ensure that the overall piece would be centered well.
- My technique involves cutting the pieces, deciding on a layout, then gluing them to a piece of paper first.
- Once this was accomplished, I could cut the patchwork piece into a pleasing shape, then apply the piece to the chair using basic decoupage technique.
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That is such a fun chair :) I love it!
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I'm delighted to see my decoupage chair project featured today! I'd like to suggest that small chairs such as these can be hung on a wall to be used as a "shelf". They really look cute holding a vase full of garden flowers or some vintage treasures!
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With a simple built in adjustment system hidden inside, 360 shelf takes your favourite things for a spin.
Misty impressions of iconic public figures.
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Home Farm – a concept for the next generation of retirement housing for Singapore.
The building is based on the surrounding landscape, with its flat slightly sloping dunes and the distinctive typology of the small fishermen houses.
The glorification of the cherry tree. Mirrors are set at an angle between the two buildings creating the illusion of a forest.
The highlight of this building is the façade. The panels seem to be moving with the sun but they are caught in the act forming windows, balconies and incisions.
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Metal and fur – a collection born from the desire to juxtapose two incredibly sensual materials that are fundamentally opposite.
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This Bridge to Master of Business Administration and Master of Science in Nursing Leadership in Health Care Systems (Dual Degree) is designed for seasoned registered nurses who have bachelor's degrees in a field outside of nursing who want to earn their MBA/MSN dual degree. Instead of requiring these students to earn a BSN degree, they take six courses from our BSN program and then launch into the MBA/Master of Science in Nursing Leadership in Health Care Systems track.
The MBA/MSN dual degree program affords experienced nurses with the opportunity to develop cross-functional business management skills and leadership competences appropriate to preparing individuals in the nursing and health care fields for advanced management and executive positions.
This masters in nursing leadership and management program goes beyond patient care and studies the business side of health care by examining the costs, how to set and maintain a budget, and the management of workforce challenges. Graduates of this degree may be prepared to either fulfill an entrepreneurial goal and start their own health company or move into a leadership role within a health care organization, including roles such as Chief Nursing Officer, VP of Patient Services, or Chief Executive Officer.
The following topics are included in the masters in nursing leadership and management: leadership theory and application, finance, accounting, economics, quantitative methods, marketing management, managerial accounting, managerial finance, operations management, and ethics in the healthcare system. Other courses examine nursing as a profession and a discipline and the role of the nurse as a vital member of the interprofessional team providing patient-centered care.
Students will explore and learn to apply the theoretical foundations for nursing practice. The behavioral forces and relationships that influence organizational effectiveness and change are studied, as well as intervention strategies and application skills. Nursing and health care research and its application to nursing education, nursing practice, and the delivery of health care services will also be explored. Emphasis is placed on strategies to access current and relevant data, synthesize the information, and translate new knowledge into practice.
A capstone course culminates the Master of Business Administration and Master of Science in Nursing Leadership program, which provides an opportunity for students to develop an evidence-based practice project proposal that addresses a business problem, issue, or concern in professional practice.
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