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Welcome to The Big Smoke
It is the late 19th century and technological revolution is sweeping through Great Britain. Sparked by Mycroft Holmes' creation of the Cogitation Engine, the nation's capital is caught in a wave of invention and discovery and thrums to the sound of gigantic and increasingly elaborate machines.
The traditional power structure of London is in turmoil. Long established institutions are on the brink of collapse and while they flounder in the wake of change upstarts rise to power, embracing the new age, creating ever more incredible tools, machinery, intelligence-gathering methods and weapons.
In the city's underbelly the downtrodden, forgotten and abused working-class grow angry. Opportunistic rabble-rousers, crime-lords, kingpins and undesirables gather support in the annexed areas of the city, all hungry for a piece of the pie.
This ain't the London you know!
"I'll wager there's a load more towers and chimney stacks dotting the skyline than you remember. More seem to leap up every week. No pretty vistas in London no more. Just thousands of huge factories pumping who knows what filth into the air from those sooty stacks. Bad enough down 'ere, God 'elp the poor workers who builds their little 'omes in and about the machinery and burners."
Sally Magraw - Self-appointed Chief Guide to The City of London
Technological marvels
The world of Infamy: Welcome to The Big Smoke is packed with new and increasingly wild technological marvels. The workshops and factories across London churn out amazing creations, made possible by the sudden advancements in knowledge and technology.
From left to right:
- A Gun Balloon. These floating mini-gunships give support to the notorious sky pirates, the Lost Boys.
- Nikola Tesla's prototype Quaker can send out varying frequencies of sonic waves. At low power it can knock a man off his feet. At full power it can smash down walls and liquefy organs.
- The Suppressor is another Tesla invention. A mass-produced, walking tank for the Bobbies. It offers the pilot protection and the potential to deal high-damage in riot suppression situations.
- The Mk 1 Defence Bot is a foreign import, from the United States. Despite the country's lesser technology it has been modified since its journey overseas and is now a devastatingly efficient killing machine.
Nikola Tesla in his workshop
"It feels like every engineer with an adventurous spirit, wherever in the world they come from, is sneakin' about London after dark. Do they have blueprints for clattering mechanical gimcracks in their hands? Plans for world domination in their heads? Who knows. If they do I don't see how it can be much worse than the present meself."
Sally Magraw - Self-appointed Chief Guide to The City of London
Explosive chaos across the city
"You can see the tower of Big Ben from here if you squint through the fog. See? Notice anything? That scaffold's been there since some cove thought to emulate Guy Fawkes about eighteen months ago.
Parliament meets at Guildford nowadays - safer I guess. But they got their claws in, no doubt. Hidden agents and spies keeping an eye on the gangs, trying to influence the outcome of the turf spats and resource rumbles so as to speed the return of civilisation.
They best keep their heads down though... let it get out that you're a pawn of the state and you'll be taken for an airborne jig up at Tyburn."
Sally Magraw - Self-appointed Chief Guide to The City of London
It may be chaos, but there's always time for a cuppa
The technology has expanded to all levels of society, from vending machines to automobiles, from the railway to mass-production. It is through these rapid advances that Great Britain's 'Golden Age' has begun. But, whilst it might serve those at the top, the less fortunate lower classes suffer in the most populated areas of the country. Nowhere is this more apparent than the capital, which is constantly wreathed in smog and has been torn apart by civil unrest.
But, there's one thing that can always be counted on, the refreshing, fortifying qualities of a good cuppa!
Anarchy and violence
"How'd it all come about? Well stories differ. I was told rot set in shortly after death of Queen Caroline. Plenty of people were plenty pissed off at the royals and the Tories after that malarkey. Riots all the way up old Oxford Street. Turned it into one long avenue of looted shops and smashed glass. All the toffs were in a panic. The Bobby Peelers wasn't around at the time, see? Big mess. They sent the household guard in to clean it up. They sent in the goons.
And when you see the mob rout the goons you know what you got don't you?
So what did the toffs do? Not like they're gonna abandon London is it? Well, turns out they were happy to abandon most of it, all the shitty parts at least.
You'll see the barricades drawn up round Kensington and Chelsea, and ain't no way the great unwashed are getting their filthy paws on Hampstead or Greenwich. But you get a map of the city and mark the area between such places and you'll know where the mob has its rule."
Sally Magraw - Self-appointed Chief Guide to The City of London
The Suppressor
Suppressors are mostly utilised at the borders between the annexed areas of the city, where the rich and well-to-do barricade themselves into safe-zones, away from the most dangerous parts of London.
These clanking, walking, one-person tanks are the Peelers' main defensive asset, used when the gangs grow organised and further uprisings begin as they attempt to expand their territory.
The forces of order
"You've seen the Bobby Peelers send in patrols to drag people to the Clink as they feel. 'Ell, we ain't seen Malkey since that last scrap and all 'e did was smack a few of 'em up around their 'eads. No murderin' or naffin.
Those filthy toffs throw their parties and parades to let us know they stake their claim to these streets every so often... But it's a farce an' you know it. These are my streets Brock... Our streets! Ain't nobody gonna tell me any different.
We have the power 'ere and I intend to use it, regardless of 'ow many skinny Peelers 'ave to get splatted in the process!"
The Toad
The downtrodden and the slums
"Last archbishop got himself a conscience, actually paid some attention to the stuff Jesus spouted in the gospels. Called St Paul's 'a vulgar testament to pride' and decreed that any homeless urchin could doss there and be afforded rights of sanctuary and all. Place is a slum now, the tykes inside nick all manner of wood and scaffold and are packed in there like a nest of rats."
Sally Magraw - Self-appointed Chief Guide to The City of London
The Little Parliament
Even the lowliest of street urchins have big dreams and ambitions in the world of Infamy: Welcome to The Big Smoke.
Gangs of children rob, scrap, stab and mug their way through life and crafty individuals such as Dodge (right) have become celebrity figures to many of the youngsters.
It is under the leadership of an enigmatic man known as Mr Dodgson (centre), that hordes of urchins have really started to organise themselves, calling their growing gathering the 'Little Parliament'.
They have even begun to create their own technological marvels. Made from collections of parts, ransacked from wherever they could be found, these 'Big Brothers' (left) act as sentries, protecting the urchins while they rest in their shanty towns, camps and underground dens. How the ramshackle machines work remains a mystery - after the capture of one of the wild creations its function was declared 'an impossibility' by none other than engineer extraordinaire Isambard Kingdom Brunel.
The streets of London
"Watch where you're puttin' your feet. There might be a good few steam charabancs on the streets now but lots of folks, specially the crims, still find a use for horse drawn carts and you almost got a right mess over those fine shoes you're wearin'."
Sally Magraw - Self-appointed Chief Guide to The City of London
The beasts
As if the city and its human residents weren't dangerous enough, there are many other threats on the streets. The area around Regent's Park is the domain of Uncle John's Animal Circus. Packs of his modified chimps, gorillas and monkeys roam the city, hunting for poor unfortunates or, as they see them, 'spare parts'.
Any that they capture are dragged back to the zoo's former head vet - Uncle John - a senile old man with no real comprehension for the damage he is doing. All that John wants is to keep his animal chums in a state of good repair, but this comes at the cost of many innocent lives.
March madness
The March family have made this part of the docklands their home. After fleeing from the United States, they now live in a fortified (and stolen) paddle steamer, defending their new home with a vast array of firepower that is stored in the hold.
Pa March's smooth-tongued talks and religious rhetoric have gained him and his daughters quite a following. The navvies and thugs who have seen their jobs taken away by the new automatons in the city are all too eager to follow Pa's extremist views on the evils of the technological revolution.
The March family
"Tonight we strike a blow for our Lord against those who would seek to outstrip him in his mightiness. Not the boffins talking Darwin in the Museum. Not the proud engineer with his lightning generators. Not the chemist in the asylum nor the flying harlot in the sky, though I swear by this holy bible that their day will come soon.
We take this fight to the man who would seek to make a present of understanding to the ostrich. The man who would make the horse fear the grasshopper. The man who would command the hawk and throw a yoke about the shoulders of behemoth. The vet. The kook in the zoo with his army of apes.
The madman in the zoo! Bestial pervert of flesh! Abductor of children! Servant of the evil one! Tonight we bring him some fire and brimstone of our own...
In God's name!"
Pa March
The maniacs have taken over the asylum
Dangers lurk in the pea-soup shrouded streets of Whitechapel. This is where Doctor Henrietta Jekyll and her frightening gang reside. Once a respected chemist, Henrietta is now one of the most feared Kingpins in the city, with a crew of chemically altered beasts at her beck and call.
Few are foolish enough to head through the alleys and gunnels of the Tower Hamlet slums at night, for fear of bumping into Henrietta or her brutal, bloated, muscle-bound bodyguard, Frank.
More to come...
There are over 20,000 words of short stories written about the world of Infamy: Welcome to The Big Smoke. In addition, over 40 named characters have been created with rich backgrounds and there are various locales for them to do battle over.
Of course, there's loads of art to feast your eyes on too, and the high-quality Infamy miniatures you'd expect!
Hopefully, you're ready to start exploring The Big Smoke!


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How Much Does JJ Abrams Know About Star Trek
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There's a line from The Music Man about " knowing the territory ". Robert Wise didn't know it;Nicholas Meyer did. Does Abrams? I think he has a limited understanding of Trek, akin to someone who has just learned a new language, but hasn't spoken it their whole life
IIRC, Nick Meyer knew next to nothing about Star Trek and was not a fan of the show before getting the job to direct TWOK.
In the instance of TWOK, the 'territory' is not TREK specifically, but rather Meyer's ability to embellish and invigorate existing characters created by others (a la Holmes in 7%) and to successfully reestablish the Hornblower-in-Space notion that had occasionally floundered and more recently been lost at sea.
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Editor's Note: In a summer faculty meeting the idea of a faculty senate was discussed at length.  Several key questions arose, and Shannon Bontrager attempts to address some of those questions here.  Please comment below if you have an opinion about a faculty senate.
I have had the privilege of publishing two articles in double-blind peer reviewed journals.  These two experiences were simultaneously rewarding and difficult.  In both cases the original essay I submitted was read by three anonymous readers who critiqued my work.  Their responses were sent back to me with a letter from the respective editors explaining that they would not accept my essays as they currently stood, but they were interested to have me rework my articles and resubmit them for further review.  In both cases, I re-wrote them taking the anonymous reviewers' comments and incorporating them into my newest versions.  I resubmitted them and the same three reviewers for each essay read them again and asked for more revisions.  I revised my essays again and the respective managing editors finally agreed to publish my article.  When the copyeditors went through my article, she or he found additional mistakes that I had to correct.  At the end of these long (and standard processes in the world of academic journal publishing) I had two very different essays than what I had first wrote.  And they were much better.
The academic and scientific communities committed to a process of peer review long ago to protect against, among many other things, poor quality research.¬† Something similar can be found in the realm of shared governance in American higher education institutions.¬† Faculty Senates across the land create an opportunity for 'Äúpeer review'ÄĚ between faculty and administrators for the betterment of the institution.¬† They help insure that no tyranny of the administration and no tyranny of the faculty exist when it comes to governing the academic institution.¬† Faculty senates can take many different forms.¬† Some senates include committees that work with administrators to oversee the running of the institution.¬† Some senates, for example, have a financial committee, an athletic committee, an executive committee, a tenure and promotion committee, etc.¬† These committees are formed by the senate to work with respective administrators (finance officers, athletic directors, Presidents, Academic Affairs officers) to serve as a check'ÄĒthat is to say a peer review over financial, athletic, or executive affairs and other areas in which the faculty are stakeholders. ¬†This does not mean that the senate has the power to change, prevent, or disrupt programs or ideas that might come out of these offices.¬† It simply means that the senate can review ideas originating with administrators and suggest initiatives for administrators to consider.
Take the decentralization process for example.¬† This process has fallen short of many peoples'Äô expectations.¬† It was an idea, created by the former president and implemented by a previous administration, which had no opportunity to have decentralization ideas reviewed by other interested parties.¬† It is doubtful that a faculty senate would have been able to stop the decentralization train.¬† Administrators hold the ultimate power in the American university system'ÄĒno tyranny of the proletariat faculty can exist.¬† But had a senate been in place (rather than a Faculty Advisory Council) it is likely that the decentralization process would have taken longer because it would have gone through several review steps along the way.¬† The end result would have seen an implementation process of an idea that had been reviewed, critiqued, and rewritten after several different sets of eyes had interpreted, analyzed, and helped implement the program in a more efficient way.¬† This sort of review of an administrative idea would make its implementation less hasty and of higher quality.¬† Most administrators would greatly appreciate such efforts and it would allow faculty and administration to become more vested in the institution.
A faculty senate could not only offer up reviews of administrative agendas but it could also initiate a faculty-driven agenda.¬† For example, a finance committee might be able to initiate a budget review that asserts certain values that reflect the faculty'Äôs interests.¬† Or an executive committee could initiate a policy review that advocates a faculty-centered approach.¬† The financial officer or the President retains the power to accept or reject these initiatives.¬† It is highly unlikely that a senate could change the budget of the institution.¬† Bills must be paid after all, and some bills are mandated by outside interests.¬† But this would be a professional and cooperative way to advocate for a pay increase or to suggest a faculty-initiated 'Äúdoomsday'ÄĚ plan should economic crises emerge in the future.¬† If the Chief Financial Officer would reject the initiative, the senate could request a written explanation.¬† If the President would not enact a policy recommendation from the senate, she or he could explain why in written form.¬† In other words, not only can the faculty work to review administrative agendas but the administration can work to review faculty agendas.¬† This is a professional process that seeks out opportunities to make ideas stronger, to make implementations more equitable and efficient, and to make the institution better.
The system, as Georgia Highlands College currently operates, does not allow for these sorts of review processes to happen.  The Faculty Advisory Council currently operates as a committee to receive reports from the President as to what she or he has already executed.  It is merely an informed body that is never consulted, has very little responsibility and no accountability.  Because there is no strong impetus for peer review, the product that is produced is usually a weaker one.  When I require papers in the classes that I teach, I like students to write at least three drafts of a paper.  Usually I ask them to write a proposal of their paper, a draft of their paper, and a final version.  Sometimes I have them review each other's papers but I review each draft.  This process is painstaking but effective.  In most cases, the quality of student papers increase dramatically as the writing process unfolds.  It is very easy to spot a student paper or a professional paper that has not been through a rigorous review process.  Having a Faculty Advisory Council at Georgia Highlands College is very much akin to having a student submit the un-reviewed and un-edited rough draft of their paper as a final draft.  Having a Faculty Senate at GHC is like having a writer submit a paper that has gone through a rigorous review process.  The standards generated by a Faculty Advisory Council and a Faculty Senate are clear.  With these differences in mind, it is my hope that this article will stimulate a deeper conversation among faculty and administrators as the merits and demerits of moving to a senate model of shared governance.


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1Moses called together the people of Israel and said:
Today I am telling you the laws and teachings that you must follow, so listen carefully. 2The Lord our God made an agreement with our nation at Mount Sinai.#5.2 Mount Sinai: See the note at 1.1–5. 3That agreement wasn't only with#5.3 wasn't only with: Hebrew "wasn't with". our ancestors but with us, who are here today. 4The Lord himself spoke to you out of the fire, 5but you were afraid of the fire and refused to go up the mountain. So I spoke with the Lord for you, then I told you that he had said:
6I am the Lord your God, the one who brought you out of Egypt where you were slaves.
7Do not worship any god except me.
8 # Lev 26.1Deut 4.15–18Deut 27.15 Do not make idols that look like anything in the sky or on earth or in the ocean under the earth. 9#Exod 34.67Num 14.18Deut 7.910Don't bow down and worship idols. I am the Lord your God, and I demand all your love. If you reject me and worship idols, I will punish your families for three or four generations. 10But if you love me and obey my laws, I will be kind to your families for thousands of generations.
11 # Lev 19.12 Do not misuse my name.#5.11 misuse my name: Probably includes breaking promises, telling lies after swearing to tell the truth, using the Lord's name as a curse word or a magic formula, and trying to control the Lord by using his name. I am the Lord your God, and I will punish anyone who misuses my name.
12 # Exod 16.23–30Exod 31.12–14 Show respect for the Sabbath Day—it belongs to me. 13#Exod 23.12Exod 31.15Exod 34.21Exod 35.2Lev 23.3You have six days when you can do your work, 14but the seventh day of the week belongs to me, your God. No one is to work on that day—not you, your children, your oxen or donkeys or any other animal, not even those foreigners who live in your towns. And don't make your slaves do any work. 15This special day of rest will remind you that I reached out my mighty arm and rescued you from slavery in Egypt.
16 # Deut 27.16Matt 15.4Matt 19.19Mark 7.10Mark 10.19Luke 18.20Eph 6.2 Eph 6.3 Respect your father and mother, and you will live a long and successful life in the land I am giving you.
17 # Gen 9.6Lev 24.17Matt 5.21Matt 19.18Mark 10.19Luke 18.20Rom 13.9Jam 2.11 Do not murder.
18 # Lev 20.10Matt 5.27Matt 19.18Mark 10.19Luke 18.20Rom 13.9Jam 2.11 Be faithful in marriage.
19 # Lev 19.11Matt 19.18Mark 10.19Luke 18.20Rom 13.9 Do not steal.
20 # Exod 23.1Matt 19.18Mark 10.19Luke 18.20 Do not tell lies about others.
21 # Rom 7.7Rom 13.9 Do not want to take anything that belongs to someone else. Don't want to take anyone's wife or husband, house, land, slaves, oxen, donkeys, or anything else.
22 # Heb 12.1819 When we were gathered on the mountain, the Lord spoke to us in a loud voice from the dark fiery cloud. The Lord gave us these commands, and only these. Then he wrote them on two flat stones and gave them to me.
The people were afraid
(Exodus 20.18–21)
Moses said to Israel:
23When fire blazed from the mountain, and you heard the voice coming from the darkness, your tribal leaders came to me 24and said:
Today the Lord our God has shown us how powerful and glorious he is. He spoke to us from the fire, and we learnt that people can live, even though God speaks to them. 25But we don't want to take a chance on being killed by that terrible fire, and if we keep on hearing the Lord's voice, we will die. 26Has anyone else ever heard the only true God speaking from fire, as we have? And even if they have, would they live to tell about it? 27Moses, go up close and listen to the Lord. Then come back and tell us, and we will do everything he says.
28The Lord heard you and said:
Moses, I heard what the people said to you, and I approve. 29I wish they would always worship me with fear and trembling and be this willing to obey me! Then they and their children would always enjoy a successful life.
30Now, tell them to return to their tents, 31but you come back here to me. After I tell you my laws and teachings, you will repeat them to the people, so they can obey these laws in the land I am giving them.
Moses said:
32Israel, you must carefully obey the Lord's commands. 33Follow them, because they make a path that will lead to a long successful life in the land the Lord your God is giving you.
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Practices for the 2015 season for all ages begin January 12th at the Desert Vista HS practice location Monday through Thursday at 3:30pm - 5:30pm until February 7th. Then beginning Monday, Feb 9th, all Elementary and Middle School athletes will change practice times to 5:30pm to 6:30pm.
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Thoern's group consists of two members who are both female. Thoern has been with VisionFund for four cycles while her group member is just with VisionFund this cycle. Thoern has used the first loan successfully to better support her family. Now she is leading her group to apply for another loan with VisionFund. As the leader, Thoern will use her portion to renovate her old kitchen. She hopes this loan will enable her to have a new kitchen for her family to use.
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About VisionFund CambodiaVisionFund Cambodia is a Christian organization and microfinance institution that provides small loans and other financial services to improve the lives of children, empower poor women and their families, and grow successful businesses. The organization works primarily in rural parts of Cambodia and has distinguished itself by targeting the very poor who require smaller loan sizes, regardless of religious beliefs, gender or ethnic background.
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A superfan of country duo Dan + Shay got the surprise of a lifetime at a recent show.
Dan + Shay are taking their new music to the most natural place possible -- the beach! Enter here for your chance to see the ACM nominated duo play new music from 'Where It All Began' in Myrtle Beach, S.C.
Country songs about drinking beer and making love all night have played the role of Goliath for well over a year. The radio is dripping with testosterone -- heck, even females struggle to score a hit unless they're shooting someone, or so it seems.
Dan + Shay's country debut will be here before you know it, and the duo have finally announced all the little details you've been waiting for. The album, which will be titled 'Where It All Began,' is set for release on April 1.
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Box Office: 2014 Will Likely Be Down, Because Not All Sequels Are Equals
Enjoy those back-to-back record-breaking box-office years while you can, Hollywood. It looks like the streak will end in 2014.
Sequels drove this year's box office — the top five films were all second go-rounds — and they'll drive next year's, too.
"The Hunger Games: Mockingjay" and "The Hobbit: There and Back Again" will arrive at Thanksgiving and just before Christmas as they have the past two years. And films from familiar franchises like "Captain America: The Winter Soldier" (March 4), "300: Rise of an Empire" (March 7), "The Amazing Spider-Man 2" (May 2), "X-Men: Days of Future Past" (May 23), "How to Train Your Dragon 2 (June 13), and "Transformers: Age of Extinction" (June 27) should all do major business.
Also read: 6 Box-Office Takeaways From a Record Year of Hits and Flops
But not all sequels are equal, and for the first time since 2006 there will be no "Avengers," "Dark Knight,' "Harry Potter" or "Iron Man' movies on the schedule, and that's why most analysts see 2014 having a tough time matching this year's grosses. Moreover, heavily anticipated films such as "Fast & Furious 7″ and "The Good Dinosaur" have encountered production problems, forcing them to be pushed back into 2015.
"It all has to do with the number and kind of sequels," Eric Wold, a B. Riley analyst who projects the domestic box office will be down in 2014, told TheWrap. "Sometimes things just get scheduled this way, but for whatever reason, 2014 looks down or flattish and 2015 is shaping up to be gangbusters."
But the box office sky is definitely not falling.
This year's grosses were the highest ever, but only by a percentage point. Wold notes that going into 2013, the slate seemed to be a weak one — arriving as it did without a Tiffany franchise like James Bond or Spider-Man. If 2014 does wind up off, it will likely be by a similar margin to this year.
Also read: Best & Worst 2013: Alonso Duralde's Top 10 Movie Picks (Video)
Plus, there's always the potential for a movie to way over-perform, as "Gravity" did this year, Wold notes. Among his likely candidates are Christopher Nolan's "Interstellar," the Marvel Comics adaptation "Guardians of the Galaxy" and the young adult fantasy "Divergent," which aren't sequels, but have built-in fan bases of one sort or another. And with China building 10 screens a day and Brazil and other markets fielding burgeoning populations of moviegoers, the global box office will likely grow even as the stateside market cools off.
"Because of the math of all the theater growth in these new regions, it should grow," Wold said. "It may not be as robust, but it we'll continue to see growth overseas."
Nearly everyone sees 2015 – with "Star Wars 7," "Avengers: The Age of Ultron," a new Bond film and "Batman vs. Superman" — as having record-shattering potential, but that's a different story.
It's early, of course, but here are some trends that have emerged for the upcoming year:
You can't have a franchise without a successful second movie, and several studios will be trying to grab the brass ring with follow-ups to recent hits. They include Sony's "22 Jump Street" (June 13), Universal's "The Purge 2," Sony's "Think Like a Man Too" (June 20), Disney's "Planes: Fire and Rescue" (July 18) and Warner Bros.' "Horrible Bosses 2" (Nov. 26). Then there's "Dumb and Dumber To" (Nov. 14) – with Jim Carrey and Jeff Daniels in a follow-up to their 20-year-old celebration of stupidity for Universal.
Detractors say Hollywood is filled with heathens. Maybe, but that doesn't mean they can't make movies with religious themes. Prepare to be smote with Mark Burnett and Roma Downey's "Son of God" (Feb. 28), Darren Aronofsky's "Noah" (March 28) with Russell Crowe as the ark builder, the bestseller-based "Heaven Is for Real" (Nov. 11) and director Ridley Scott's "Exodus" (Dec. 12).


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From the The 14th Annual NAACP Image Awards:
In 1967 the Beverly Hills-Hollywood Branch of the NAACP created annual Image Awards to recognize those individuals and groups who present positive images of blacks or improve their opportunity for employment in the motion picture, television, and recording industries. The first Image Awards were presented to the producers of Hogans Heroes, I Spy, Mission Impossible,
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, and other television shows. Since then the Image Awards program has evolved to include other people of color and the field of literature as a category.
Though the Meyer Dolinsky's episode was broadcast November 22, 1968, I can only surmise his intent was to write with the spirit of this award in mind.
Why would you or anyone surmise that? The meaning you seem to attache to your supplied quote is an ill-considered stretch as I doubt the spirit of any NAACP award is to reinforce the imagery of an african-american woman "to kiss/be kissed" by anyone against her will.
The only thing we can "surmise' is that Dolinsky accepted a commission to write a script for "Star Trek" that would please the producers and make himself some money - and there is certainly nothing wrong with that. He was a fine writer who specialised in the science fiction genre.
The clear purpose of any NAACP award or positive mention would be in recognition and positive affirmation of Nichelle's continued presence on the series overall.
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Rama Viswanathan
Professor (Emeritus) of Chemistry and Computer Education
Beloit College, Wisconsin
Courses taught: Social Entrepreneurship in Science and Technology (Practicum), Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming, Introduction to Computer Hardware, Computer Architecture, Computer Networks, Data Visualization, Introduction to Computation and Modeling, Thermodynamics and Kinetics, Molecular Visualization, Modeling, and Computational Chemistry, and First Year Initiative (FYI) Seminars including "From the Buddha to Gandhi: Nonviolence and the History of India," and "The Seals and Symbols of the Indus Valley Civilization: A Fascinating Mystery."
Teaching/Research Experience
Senior Scientist, GetAt Inc., Palo Alto, California (current).
At Beloit College since 1983, and Professor of Chemistry & Computer Education since 1996. Emeritus as of Jan. 1, 2015.
Sabbatical–Taught minicourses in Computer Architecture and Scanning Tunneling/Atomic Force Microscopy at St. Xavier's College, one of India's first liberal arts colleges to be granted autonomous university status, in Mumbai during fall 2011. Also started development (work in progress) of the "Wallputer"–a unique low-cost solar-powered computer and display kiosk with real-time client software for Google Calendar and PicasaWeb (2010-present).
Sabbatical–Senior Visiting Scientist, BioQuest/BEDROCK Consortium, Beloit College (2003). Worked on projects to develop software and applications of mathematical and computational biology for the undergraduate curriculum.
Sabbatical–Visiting Scientist, Innovationszentrum Itzehoe, Germany (1996).
Director of Academic Computing, Beloit College (1990-93).
Sabbatical–Visiting Associate Professor of Chemistry, Northwestern University (1989-1990).
Visiting Scientist, IBM Almaden Research Laboratory (1986).
Post-Doctoral Fellow, Dept. of Chemistry, Northwestern University (1980-83).
Areas of Expertise and Teaching/Research Interests
Computer Software and Hardware. Programming in high-level languages including Pascal, C, C++, Java, FORTRAN, BASIC, and HyperTalk (HyperCard, MetaCard, and Revolution/LiveCode IDEs). Programming in scripting languages–JavaScript, Perl, Python, and PHP–including server-side applications. Programming and Systems Management (Unix/Linux). Excel front-ends using VBA. Assembly/Machine language programming. Hardware and software design on laboratory microcomputer and minicomputer systems for control and data acquisition purposes. Interfacing instruments and portable data acquisition using PDAs. Computer networking hardware and software. Techniques of numerical analysis. Bioinformatics and Computational Genomics. Data Visualization.
Laser Techniques and Technology. Pulsed lasers and associated fast detectors in the UV, visible and IR. Applications in research in photochemistry and surface chemistry.
High speed Analog and Digital Electronics (including microwave electronics and instrumentation).
Ultrahigh Vacuum Techniques and Technology.
Molecular Beam Techniques. Ph.D. research was the determination of geometries of weakly bound complexes involving H2S (formed in supersonic nozzle beams) using microwave and radiofrequency molecular beam electric resonance spectroscopy.
Ph.D. in Physical Chemistry, University of Oregon, Eugene (1980).
M.Sc. in Chemistry, Indian Institute of Technology (I.I.T.), Kanpur, India (1975).
B.Sc. in Chemistry, St. Xavier's College, Bombay University, India (1973).
Awards and Honors
Coleman Foundation Fellowship (2013-2014); Beloit College Phee Boon Kang Prize for Innovation in Technology-Based Instruction (2001); National Science Talent Scholarship, Government of India (1970-1975).
Professional Activities & Grants
Invited speaker, presenting on development of LiveCode front-ends for Big Data at the 2014 LiveCode RunRevLive Developers Conference, San Diego, California, September 4, 2014.
PI, NCIIA planning grant for development of a Social Entrepreneurship course focusing on Science and Technology (August 2012-May 2013).
Invited poster presentation and demonstration of "Pervasive Display" software and Wallputer hardware prototype at the ARM Developer Workshop held at MIT, February 3, 2012.
Invited speaker, presenting on development of "Pervasive Display/Wallputer" software at the 2011 LiveCode Developers Conference, San Jose, California, April 26, 2011.
NSF/DUE-CCLI grant (DUE 0633651) for the development of a laboratory for computational visualization and modeling (CVM) as part of an innovative minor in the field (2007-2010).
Participated in Image and Meaning mini-workshops sponsored by Harvard's Initiative for Innovative Computing, MIT, and Sigma Xi at the Illinois Institute of Technology September 7-8, 2006 (IM2.2) and at Harvard University October 25-26, 2007 (IM2.4). The workshops brought together scientists from different fields, graphic designers, artists, computing experts, science communicators and science-center professionals.
Invited keynote speaker on bioinformatics at the tenth anniversary celebration of the founding of Innovationszentrum Itzehoe (IZET), a technology park funded by the state of Schleswig-Holstein. Itzehoe, Germany. (April 2004).
Attended and completed a Cold Spring Harbor course in Computational Genomics (November 2003).
NSF/DUE-CCLI grant (DUE 9952604) for pump-probe pulsed laser photophysical studies (February, 2000).
Member of the International Program Committee, an invited speaker, and a session co-chair at the 12th International Conference on Computers in Chemical Research and Education (ICCCRE XII), held at the University of Pune in India (January 1998).
Grants of equipment from Apple Computers, Intel, Inmos-SGS Thompson, Johnson Wax Foundation, National Semiconductor Corporation, and most recently from Texas Instruments.
Selected Publications & Abstracts
"Introduction to Computational Chemistry: Teaching Hückel Molecular Orbital Theory Using an Excel Workbook for Matrix Diagonalization." Joshua Litofsky (Beloit College '14) and Rama Viswanathan. J. Chem. Ed. (in press, http://pubs.acs.org/doi/abs/10.1021/ed500376q ).
"Graph Theory for Systems Biology: Interval Graphs, Motifs, and Pattern Recognition." John Jungck and Rama Viswanathan. In: Robeva R, ed. Algebraic and Discrete Mathematical Methods for Modern Biology, Chapter 1. Academic Press 2015 (in press).
"Multiple visualizations of quantitative biology: The ESTEEM collection." Rama Viswanathan and Gretchen Koch, Abstracts AMS, v. 29, 257 (2008). Paper presented at the American Mathematical Society Annual Meeting, San Diego, California, January 9, 2008.
"BioGrapher: An Excel Front-End for Computation of Graph Theoretical Properties and Graphical Visualization of Networks." Poster: Rama Viswanathan (invited presenter at special NSF session), Han Lai, Hlaing Lin, Khalid Qumsieh, and John Jungck. American Mathematical Society Annual Meeting, San Diego, California, January 7, 2008.
"Systems Biology Education: Exploring complex networks in DNA microarrays and metabolonomics with BioGrapher and JavaBENZER." J. R. Jungck, R. Viswanathan, V. Streif, and D. Beck. Poster presented at The American Society for Cell Biology 43rd Annual Meeting, San Francisco, California (December 2003).
"Implementation of pulsed laser-based nanosecond luminescence and pump-probe experiments in the physical chemistry laboratory." Roland D. Saito and R. Viswanathan. Poster presentation, American Chemical Society National Conference, San Diego (April 2, 2001).
"Off-the-shelf portable data acquisition: Interfacing a serial-port equipped multimeter." R. Viswanathan, G. Lisensky, and D.A. Dobson. Journal of Chemical Education 73, A41 (1996).
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I thought I would revive this thread with a somewhat cryptic note in Haist's sensitometry chapter regarding D-min (fog) in relation to the plotting of a characteristic curve, and what made me start to think about this and theoretical implications to ISO testing etc.
"In some cases the D-min has been subtracted from all densities, making the D-log E (H) curve touch the line of zero density."
As we know this is a common practice when people perform various types of Zone System tests for personal EI and contrast. It is advocated by Adams etc. The next sentence in Haist is:
"This practice, however, fails to take into account that fog silver is not distributed uniformly over all levels of image density."
Nothing more is said, but it got me thinking. The footnotes to this sentence reference two sources which may or may not have any relevance today:
R. B. Wilsey, "Fog Corrections in Photographic Densities," Phot. J., 65: 454 (1925)
H. A. Pritchard, "The Fog Correction of Photographic Densities: A Sensitometric Study," Phot. J., 67: 447 (1927)


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Form 1065, U.S. Return of Partnership Income
Form 1065 is an information return used to report the income, gains, losses, deductions, credits, etc., from the operation of a partnership. A partnership does not pay tax on its income but "passes through" any profits or losses to its partners on a Schedule K-1.
If you are a partner in a partnership, the information you need to prepare your individual tax return is on the Schedule K-1 you received from the partnership, not on Form 1065. K-1s can be complicated forms with lots of lines, but TurboTax asks about the data you need to enter.
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President Obama said he will nominate Ann Begeman, the Republican staff director at the Senate Commerce, Science, and Transportation Committee, to be the third member of the Surface Transportation Board (STB), the Journal of Commerce reports. [1]
Begeman will replace Charles D. Nottingham, the former STB chairman who is now the sole Republican board member, according to the publication [1]. He is retiring from the rail regulatory board [2], and his term ends Dec. 31. Begemen will join Democrats Daniel R. Elliott, who is chairman, and Vice Chairman Francis P. Mulvey.
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