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5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
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I applied the new formula to a 2010 Camaro. It is easy to apply. The syringe allows for good control of how much product is placed onto the applicator. I used it with the CarPro suede applicator and block instead of the provided foam applicator. I found it applied easier that way. I had 2-3cc's left over after applying two coats to the paint from the 10cc syringe I purchased. It flashes within a couple minutes making removing any remaining high spots easy to remove. It imparts a great look and slickness to the paint.
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5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
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November 25, 2015
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5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
Tricky to install but hopefully worth it
August 6, 2015
So like most I looked at all of the reviews and 'how-to' guides prior to using this yesterday. The main points I would make vs. what I'd previously read are as follows: 1) I found it went on easily and there was more than enough in the syringe for one car (Cayman GT4 - hood and fenders got 3 coats). 2) Looking for high spots within 15 minutes is easier said than done. Some high spots are visible from many angles or by using a torch, but others are pretty much invisible until you get exactly the right light (which might be the next day and too late). I found that I'd have to take the car out of the garage and into the sun occasionally to be sure I'd gotten everything. The application method I ended up veering towards was giving every panel a light wipe in 15 minutes... not just where I could see obvious high spots. 3) You can - on occasion - remove a high spot after more than 20 minutes but it takes a lot of rubbing, and you'd better have a pristine microfiber to avoid marring. This only happened to me in two small areas... I'm guessing you couldn't remove a huge smear that way. 4) I couldn't get any success with the included sponge other than soaking up lots of product. I used the CarPro applicator wrapped in the CarPro micro suede to good effect. 5) Applying to one panel at a time is easy... but at 20 mins a panel would take a LONG time. Doing multiple panels and going back to each before they hit the 20 minute mark is much more efficient, BUT more risky. You have to be very methodical and remember the timing for each panel (I suggest writing down the times for each panel on a sheet). Also, you can't be interrupted by the wife, neighbor, or whomever like you can with other products in case a panel 'ages out' or gets missed. 6) I'm not one for noticing significant differences in gloss with multiple coats of a product, but I felt there was a significant difference in this product between coats 1 and 2. Time will tell on durability, but very happy with the application.
Pros:- Love the idea of a product you don't have to 'rub' or 'buff' for application. Makes it much less likely that you'll mar the paint. Perfect application method for new, pristine paint - Simple application method and not as 'tricky' as I expected (just be very careful with light sources and timing) - If the longevity proves out as expected I think this is acceptable value for the small amount of product you receive
Cons:- Not sure the included applicator is the best applicator for this (or my technique was poor)
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5 Stars
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April 4, 2014
I have used a number of other coatings, yet I always find my way back to Opti-Coat 2.0. My vehicle stays cleaner, longer and doesn't marr near as easily. The only negative I have about Opti-Coat 2.0 is that it is a little grabby when compared to others, but if you want to you can top it with a wax and will make it a little slicker. The positives of OC 2.0 by far outweigh the cons. If you are on the fence, don't go with anything else besides Opti-Coat 2.0.
Pros:Car stays cleaner, longer
Cons:Paint not as slick
Livermore, CA
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
Happy with Opti-Coat
July 23, 2013
I applied Opti-Coat to a dark gray colored car. I viewed at least an hour worth of u-tube videos on how to apply it. I was somewhat concerned with the disclaimer that "this is a permanent coating" and the warning of "streaking". I prepped the car with compound and polish, followed by Car Pro Eraser to get a clean oil free surface. I first tried the black neoprene hockey puck applicator. I found this difficult to use except for perfectly flat surfaces. After doing part of the hood, I switched to the yellow soft foam pad that came with Opti-Coat for the remainder of the car. I found it better to add Opti_Coat to the pad in an X pattern instead of using a few drops as described in the instructions. Application to the car was very easy and uniform once the pad became saturated with Opti-Coat. It was easy to see a thin film being laid down as I went across the surface with the pad. I added more Opti_Coat to the pad when I felt the pad starting to stick and not gliding smoothly over the surface. I went over obvious coating high spots with a micro fiber towel as described in the u-tube videos. The next morning, as I viewed the car with the sun coming it at an angle, my heart sank. There were small but very obvious Opti-Coat streaks at 3 locations. I applied Maguiars Ultimate Compound on a hand polishing pad. The streaks buffed out without much effort. I then reapplied Opti-Coat to these locations and they blended in perfectly. There is more than enough Opti_Coat in the syringe to do a mid-size 4 door car. I did not apply it to the windows or lights. After 4 weeks and 4 washings I'm pleased with Opti_Coat
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Tupelo, Ms
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March 24, 2013
Not many things work da way the seller say they do, opti-coat do. I have a black 2007 elipse spyder and it made the black a much deeper black. Opti-coat 2.0 have been on my car for a week, I ran thru rain yesterday and the wind from driving blew the water and dust off. I'll update after a few months.
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While reading one of my devotions last week, I came upon a verse that REALLY spoke to me.
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World Policy Journal
Volume 28, Number 4, Winter 2011
pp. 50-59
The most important Vodou sanctuary is in Souvenance. Here, celebrations include dancing, singing, drumming, collective baths, and sacrificing bulls and goats. In this catastrophic period following the earthquake, these practices have only intensified.
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Souvenance, Haiti—This tiny village sits nestled in a valley, almost 100 miles north of Port-au-Prince. As one of Vodou's central sites, it holds an annual festival at Easter, which attracts thousands to the spirit, culture, and profound mysticism of Vodou. When I arrived in Haiti two months after the 7.0-magnitude earthquake, little of the landscape had been reclaimed, but participants seemed more intense than ever.
Vodou arrived in Haiti with the slaves. With its roots among the West African people from what is now Benin and Congo, the practice quickly grew among the oppressed on the island of Hispaniola. For more than five centuries it has thrived, giving cultural and spiritual comfort to generations as they survived wars, revolutions, and natural disasters. Vodou (commonly disparaged as "voodoo" outside of Haiti) has guided its followers through slavery and the transition to life as free men and women. The culture survives through dances, chants, and rituals. Vodou and Christianity have been combined in Haiti in a unique fashion.
But Vodou transcends religion—it is a deeply embedded part of the Haitian psyche, a survival mechanism, and a catalyst of revolutionary politics. It was the motive force behind the first and only successful slave revolt in history, which began in 1791 and culminated in 1804 with freedom for Haiti's 500,000 slaves. A Vodou high priest, Boukman, sounded the first drums of rebellion.
Vodou followers take a collective bath in Souvenance during a ceremony honoring African royal ancestral figures.
LEFT: Two and a half hours from Souvenance under the best of conditions, this waterfall is a destination for Vodou practitioners to pray for healing.
The same courage that overthrew their French oppressors continues to strengthen the island nation's Vodou-practicing population. Not surprisingly, as a complex amalgam of the temporal and spiritual realm, it experienced a strong revival after the cataclysmic earthquake in January 2010. Its epicenter, near the town of Léogâne, 16 miles west of Haiti's capital, turned much of the core territory of Vodou into rubble.
An estimated 316,000 people lost their lives in the quake and the immediate aftermath, and another million were rendered instantly homeless. Vodou, a system believed to transcend mortality, offered answers to a devastated population. As Haitians struggled to grapple with the countless, sudden deaths of so many friends and family, many found solace in the Vodou notion that those who died today will return in some form tomorrow.
For the survivors who embrace Vodou, the quake's psychic damage would have been far more destructive without something powerful to hold on to, without the unity woven deeply into the fabric of Vodou. Despite its reputation in American pop culture, Vodou practices such as animal sacrifice are hardly evil. Even the most casual observer can recognize that Vodou carefully integrates sacrifice, ritual dance, and song into a complex cultural and spiritual hybrid.
Following the earthquake, many Haitians found themselves rediscovering the Vodou they had abandoned in their youth. At the same time, Haiti's Vodou priests stood up for the spiritual rights of the victims. Four days after the quake, when relief workers had already deposited 50,000 bodies into anonymous mass graves, the main Vodou leader told President René Préval, "It is not in our culture to bury people in such a fashion. The conditions in which bodies are being buried is not respecting the dignity of these people."
And it is, after all, dignity that is at the heart of Vodou and those who embrace it.
Transfixed during a ceremony, Vodou offers a moment of escape from the horrors of post-earthquake Haiti.
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So powerful has our delusion about the reality of abortion become – and so powerful the pro-abortion lobby behind Planned Parenthood – that our elected representatives allocate hundreds of millions of dollars each year to Planned Parenthood. This funding has withstood year after year of budget debates and political controversy. Make no mistake about it, however, that money is blood money. Planned Parenthood preys on the fear and ignorance of women faced with unplanned pregnancies as a means of advancing their twisted worldview. Instead of celebrating life as a blessing, even when unplanned, Planned Parenthood's operatives peddle the myth that pregnancy and parenthood is some kind misogynistic social construct used to keep women dependent and servile. They tell women that the right to choose abortion is a right intricately tied to their female identity, rather than a betrayal of a sacred duty bestowed by the author of the universe. They tell women that choosing abortion is an empowering decision, not one that can impact future fertility and inflict emotional and psychological scars that last a lifetime.
Advocates of life must not give up in their quest to shed light on the true nature of Planned Parenthood's work and the repugnant ideology that inspired its founding. They must continue working to support organizations that offer women true choice: the choice to view their unborn child as a blessing, and the vocation of parenthood as the greatest calling a human being can answer. The time is long overdue for Planned Parenthood to be denounced as an agent of death and despair and its abortion activities declared illegal.
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The basic system is fine but certain things like snowbound or the highest skill system(if i get mvp in 8 out of 10 matches i play consecutively but lose 9 of them because of my team why should i go down by 8 highest skill?) or the booting system ( so this guy follows me around the entire match shooting me in the back whenever i try to scope and lowering my energy shields getting me killed and i cant even kill him to make him not be near w/out being booted, yet when he finally kills me i cant boot him till the 4th time he kills me what is up with that? basically why does bungie suck at making a enjoyable multi player experience? why does my team swat rank hinge not on my ability to get 25 out of 50 kills but my team mates ability to get the other 25? why the hell do i have to play oddball and king of the hill to get a half decent rank(the only game types ever played in lone wolves?
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they seriousely suck really bad if reach comes packaged with another disk like ODST and they fail to correct problems to the multiplayer ill never buy a bungie made game again idc how awesome ppl say it is they r one of the worst developers in existence
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This seems it would be More on the board topic instead of the Q & A's board.
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oddball and koth the only gametypes in lone wolves? the playlist is weighted to like, 75% slayer/slayer BRs, that's basically not possible.
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Sounds like you're just dissing on them, but I guess it's partly due to the players. Some games just attract a bad community.
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Sabesp to Cut Costs, Delay Rate Increase to as Late as December
Sabesp, Brazil's largest water utility, will reduce spending and postpone a rate increase to as late as December as it gives discounts to clients who cut consumption amid the worst drought in at least four decades.
The utility's board decided on April 16 to cut costs by 900 million reais ($402 million) to "preserve the company's economic and financial sustainability," according to a filing. The decision came after regulator Arsesp gave it aproval to raise rates by as much as 5.4 percent effective May 11, then asked Sabesp to hold off until conditions improve.
The water and energy regulator announced the decision yesterday in a statement on its website, adding that the higher rate might be "impractical or undesirable" now considering that Sabesp already offered discounts of 30 percent for customers who reduce consumption by at least 20 percent of their 12-month average.
The four-year rate review released yesterday also set 0.9386 percent as the efficiency factor that will be used to calculate adjustments in 2015 and 2016. The efficiency factor is part of the formula used to calculate future increases and measures improvements to service the regulator requires before rates can be raised.
"The rate review was concluded at a moment of prospects for unusual and unforeseen water supply," Arsesp said in the statement. "Considering the atypical situation on the utility's market, the drought and the measures it has adopted to encourage reduction in water consumption in order to ensure supply, the agency decided to allow the company to apply the raise at a more suitable date in the future."
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The rate increase for 2014 is higher than the 4.7 percent preliminary proposal announced in February and incorporates compensation for delays in the process, according to Arsesp's statement. The review was scheduled to be finished by August 2012.
Sabesp is battling record-low reservoir levels that could prompt rationing during the World Cup. The shares of Cia de Saneamento Basico do Estado de Sao Paulo, as Sabesp is formally known, have declined 32 percent in the past year on lower-than-expected increases in regulated prices as it struggles to curb expenditures amid rising costs to pump water from lakes that are drying up.
Sabesp on March 31 doubled to 17 million the number of clients who get a discount on their bills for cutting water consumption. Water levels at the Cantareira basin, which supplies almost half of the 20 million residents of metropolitan Sao Paulo, are at the lowest levels since the National Water Agency began collecting data in 1982.
Sabesp's adjusted net income will fall 11 percent to 1.63 billion reais this year from 2013, according to the average estimate among seven analysts surveyed by Bloomberg.


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- Family ties together when members share the outdoors
The last time we peeked in on Taylor Ann Buschy, she was helping her father, Chris, and grandfather Gary piece together a device designed to make your bird dog a heck of a lot smarter and maybe even put a couple of extra coins in the family cookie jar.
Now, five years later, she's having much more fun. That started just after daybreak on the opening of the first elk season in a meadow not far from Conifer.
With her father racing at her side, she stopped in the shadows of sparse timber, dropped into shooting position on a bipod, took careful aim honed from hours of shooting-range practice and dropped a massive 6x6-point bull elk dead in its tracks.
In that frozen moment, as the echo of the shot rippled through the thin air, Chris blurted out an obvious question.
"Do you know what you just did?" the father asked, already running raw numbers through his head.
"Oh, my gosh, I just shot this huge bull elk," Taylor Ann replied.
Having secured the kill, she did what for her was an instinctive thing. Laying her gun aside, she jogged down the edge of the meadow to find her grandfather, who had been a part of the chase since they first spotted this beast at first light on a 9-degree morning when thick fog hung in the little valleys like milk in a bowl.
Outdoor pursuits are nothing new for the Buschys. A few years back, the adults came up with the notion of building a dog's canvas retrieving dummy that can be unzipped to insert feathers or other bird parts to add scent to the training process.
The company, called Hallmark Dog Dummies, has been highly successful, Chris says, but nothing like Taylor Ann's hunt.
Chris starts the story first.
"All of a sudden, we saw this bull. He sort of spooked in the dim light, let out a little bark and trotted off. We ran off about 300 yards in a different direction thinking they'd go that way."
When they arrived at the edge, the hunters thought they had miscalculated.
"I thought we were too late, that the elk already had passed through the opening," Taylor Ann said. "I didn't expect to really get one. I was ready to go home and tell the story that we'd seen one."
But this time, on her very first elk hunt with the luck of a difficult-to- draw bull tag, things would be different.
When Chris first spotted the elk in the dim light, he was a little disappointed at what he gauged to be its true size.
"He was in this fringe of low brush with his head sticking straight up," he said. "It was still hard to tell how big. That's when it ran out and stopped broadside at 140 yards.
"The next thing I knew, she had settled down on the rest like a pro. One shot and it dropped it in its tracks."
For a 13-year-old eighth-grader from Loveland on her first licensed elk hunt, it was a moment of unbridled enthusiasm.
"I couldn't believe I'd just shot this giant bull," she said. "It just happened so very fast."
After the requisite jumping, hugging and high-fiving, Taylor Ann found her grandfather climbing up.
"We met in the middle of the meadow," she said. "It was really neat. After we went back to look at it, I couldn't believe how big it was. I went last year with my dad, and we didn't even see one. I expected it would be like that again. I was so excited. I couldn't believe what was happening."
Taylor Ann wasn't totally without experience. The family maintains a farm in Kansas, where she bagged a doe deer and antelope last year.
So how big was it? Chris, who isn't an official measurer, calculates it at 308 points, including deductions, bragging big and heading for the taxidermist.
"It's something she'll have for the rest of her life," Taylor Ann's father said.
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Thank you for sharing such an incredibly beautiful creature. The "PITA"S" (pain in the butts!) are always the best! Brightest Blessings!
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Hi Jean, Thank you so much, she sure is a PITA'S ! But we love her anyway, who can not love a creature that is so darn smart and sweet at the same time. :-)
06/11/2014 3:11pm
Hi Julie, Thank you! She really is such a sweetie, and of course she constantly amazes us with her intelligence. We do love the little stinker. Thanks for your kind words.
We had an all black American Saddlebred mare. Midnight also opened doors to let herself out to be fed on hay and grain in the same building. Because of the design of the main door out, she never managed that nor did she open the door for the other horse in the stall next to her .Midnight would also turn on the lights in the barn. To see your film of this activity in action is incredible. Thank you.
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Hi Nancy, Don't we just love our smarty pants horses? LOL All horses are smart in their own ways. But ours that find it fun to open doors and get to the grain a bit more work than many. But we love them anyway. I would love to see Midnight turn on the lights, that must have been a hoot!
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Chrome OS to Print Through Cloud
Drivers, be gone.
Google wants to use cloud computing to make the Chrome OS independent of local printers.
In the official Chromium blog, Google is of the mind that local printer connections and installing individual printer drivers are no longer feasible for the mobile user community. For the exclusively Web apps in what the search engine maker calls their "Web-connected platform," Google has come up with a new design that makes printing from anywhere to any printer possible.
The Google Cloud Print concept is based on all devices and platforms being connected to the Web, although Google calls it the "cloud" instead. Every app should be able to send data to any printer, no matter if it's a Web, mobile or desktop app. The concept doesn't depend on drivers, but on a not so clearly defined cloud service to which users submit print jobs. The service should take care of sending the print job with its selected parameters to the respective printer.
The Google blog attests that Google Cloud Print is still under development. However, code for a first cut of a Cloud Print Proxy implementation is already available, along with documentation. APIs are to come next. The declared goal is to get the community involved as soon as possible. One open debate is what open standards to use for true Google Cloud Print consistent functioning.
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Deadly Medicine
Eugenics, the practice of changing the composition of a population through sterilization, or discouraging reproduction among people with "undesirable" traits and encouraging it among those with "desirable" traits, is an unsettling concept. But what "Deadly Medicine" shows about eugenics in Nazi Germany is downright terrifying. Organized and circulated by the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, the display demonstrates that eliminating non-Aryans or unwanted members of society from the German population was not and could not have been a solely military or government operation. It took the efforts and compliance of scientists, anthropologists, geneticists, and doctors to plan and execute a path toward eugenics, forced sterilization, and genocide. "Deadly Medicine" shows this tragedy of the rise of eugenics in Germany from before the Nazi regime to its peak through video of survivors, photographs, propaganda, and objects. Throughout the display's run, the Science Museum will host a lecture series with experts discussing the ideas "Deadly Medicine" presents. On April 10, Eva Kor, survivor of Dr. Josef Mengele's harsh experiments on twins at Auschwitz, will speak about her process of forgiveness.
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The Festival features a rich mixture of traditional and contemporary visual and performing artists from each Yukon First Nation, as well as visiting artists from British Columbia, Northwest Territories, Alaska and Greenland. The interweaving of music, dance, storytelling, traditional arts and crafts, and workshops with the warmth of the Yukon spirit will ensure this Festival is one to remember!
Download the 2016 Artist Application Form PDF for Visual and Performing Artists. The application deadline is April 4, 2016.
Andrameda Hunter
Traditional and Contemporary Dance
Art Johns & Nola Lamken
Country Folk Duo
Ben Charlie
Vuntut Gwitch'in fiddler
Common Knowledge
Daghaalhaan K'e
Traditional Dancing and Drumming
Dakhká Khwáan Dancers
Traditional Inland Tlingit Dance Group of Northern Canada
Dakhkà Khwàan Juniors
Traditional Dancing and Drumming
Dakwäkäda Dancers
Traditional dance group from Haines Junction, YT.
Daniel Tlen
Southern Tutchone singing
Dena Zagi
Traditional/Contemporary Music
Dik'ee Annk'aasu Y'atx'i
Tradtional dance and drum group
Ed Peekeekoot
Gerald Edzerza
Tahltan Fiddling
Gwaandak Theatre
Hän Singers
Traditional Dancing and Drumming
Ian Angus
Traditional Dancing
Jerry Alfred & Shun Dun
Jona Barr
Kevin Barr
Leela Gilday
Leonard Boniface & Sassi Traoré
African Music
Les Walker
Lisa Shepherd & the Maple Sugar Jiggers
Metis/Scottish Dancing
Mark Rutledge
Traditional Pow-Wow Dancer
New North Collective
Nyla Carpentier
Fancy Shawl and Jingle Dancing
Pat Braden
Rising Sun Singers
All female acapella trio
Ron Gerard
Metis Fiddling
Ryan McMahon
Sally Lutchman
Selkirk Spirit Dancers
Traditional Dancing and Drumming
Sharon Shorty
Comedian and Storyteller
Innu reggae/dancehall
Starr Drynock
Singing & Drumming
Tahltan Sacred Headwaters
Vision Quest
Hip Hop/Rap
Wade Kaye
Aaron Smarch
Amber Walker
Ta'an Kwach'an Graphic Artist
Amy Tessaro
Carcross Tagish Stained Glass Artist
Ann Smith
Tutchone and Tlingit Raven's Tail Weaver
Annie Smith
Southern Tutchone Traditional Artist
April Morgan
Jeweller, Traditional Craft
Arlene Ness
Sculpture, Painting & Jewellery
Ben Gribben
Tahltan Carver, Drawer, and Painter
Blair Thorson
Blake Lepine
Tlingit, Han, and Cree Sculptor
Brenda Lee Asp
Brian Walker
Copper Sculptor
Calvin Morberg
Tlingit Sculptor
Charlene Baker
Tlingit and Northern Tutchone Weaver and Traditional Crafter
Christine Sam
Traditional Craft
Clarissa Rizal
Chilkat Weaving
Corrine Hunt
Komoyue and Tlingit Jeweller
Dawna Hope
Fish Scale Art
Dean Heron
Kaska and Tlingit Sculptor
Debra Michel
Dempsey Bob
Tahltan and Tlingit Master Sculptor
Dennis Shorty
Mountain Slavey and Kaska Sculptor
Diane Smith
Traditional Medicine & Crafts
Dolores Scheffen
Traditional Han Crafter
Duran Henry
Northern Tutchone Sculptor
Effie Campbell
Elizabeth Kyikavichik
Fine Arts
Emma (Glazier) Hildebrand
Traditional Craft
George Roberts, "Bandit Blades"
Knife Making
Hayden McHugh
Antler Sculpture
Heather Callaghan
Sculpture, Jewellery, Raven's Tail Weaving
Heather Dickson
Traditional Craft & Fashion
Jared Kane
Ta'an Kwäch'än Sculptor
Jean Taylor
Tlingit Painter
Joe Migwans
Ojibway Drummaker
John Sabourin
Sculpture, Painting
Jonathan Allen Wurtak
Tlingit Painter and Printing Artist
Juanita Growing Thunder-Fogarty
Assiniboine and Sioux traditional artist
Karen (Kotchea) Cumberland
Birch Bark Baskets, Fish Scale Art, Beading
Karen Nicloux
Traditional Arts, Embroidery
Keith Wolfe Smarch
Tlingit Sculptor
Ken Anderson
Lena White
Traditional Craft
Lisa Shepherd
Metis Artisan
Mark Preston
Tlingit Sculptor, Painter, and Jeweller
Mary Caeser
Kaska Painter
Raistlen Jones
Sarah McHugh
Traditional Craft
Shirley Bien
Traditional Craft
Stan Bevan
Tahltan, Tlingit, and Tsimshian Sculptor
Temira Vance
Tishna Marlowe
Dene Fashion
Tony Tessaro
Tahltan Stained Glass Artist
Victoria Kakuktinniq
Wayne Carlick
Wayne Price
Tlingit Sculptor
Angela Code
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Bessie Cooley
Cultural Presenter
Carol Geddes
Doris McLean
Doronn Fox
Cultural Presenter
Dr. Chris Kavelin
Cultural Presenter
Dr. Ukjese van Kampen
Cultural Presenter
Gord Loverin
Ida Calmegane
Jack Van Den Bogaard
Cultural Presenter
Joe Tetlichi
Cultural Presenter
Kelly Taylor
Cultural Presenter
K'èdukà Jack
Cultural Presenter
Lindsay Dobbin
Cultural Presenter
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Management Team
Suresh Vasudevan
Suresh has served as our CEO since 2011, and as a member of our board of directors since 2009. Prior to Nimble Storage, Suresh served as CEO of Omneon (acquired by Harmonic), and as a senior executive at NetApp for over 10 years where he led the company's product strategy and development and served as a key architect for the expansion of NetApp's product portfolio into new markets. Before joining NetApp, he worked at the management consulting firm McKinsey & Co. in New Delhi, Mumbai, and in Chicago, as a senior engagement manager. Suresh holds an M.B.A. from the Indian Institute of Management (IIM) in Calcutta, India and a B.S. in Electrical Engineering from the Birla Institute of Technology and Science (BITS) in Pilani, India.
Varun Mehta
Founder and VP of Engineering
Varun leads our product development and customer support teams, and spearheads the strategy of the company with the executive team. Varun was the founding CEO in 2008, leading the company through its first three rounds of funding and a record rate of customer acquisitions. Prior to Nimble, Varun served as the vice president of engineering at PeakStream Inc., a startup that was acquired by Google. Varun also served as vice president of engineering and was the twelfth employee at Data Domain, where he built the team that delivered the company's first products to market and sold 800+ units in its first two years of shipping. Varun spent over six years at NetApp, which he joined as its eleventh employee. He also held senior management positions at FastForward Networks, Panasas, and Sun Microsystems. Varun holds an MS in computer engineering from Rice University and an MBA from the University of California, Berkeley.
Umesh Maheshwari
Founder and CTO
Umesh is responsible for defining Nimble Storage's product architecture and developing core technologies. Before founding Nimble, he was an early architect at Data Domain where he developed parts of their deduplicating file system and WAN-efficient replication. Previously, Umesh was at Zambeel, a maker of scalable file servers, where he developed a clusterized metadata service and automatic network configuration. Prior to Zambeel, he was at InterTrust, a pioneer in digital rights management, where he developed a patented tamper-resistant database system. Umesh holds a PhD in computer science from MIT, where he researched distributed object database systems. He also holds a BTech in computer science from IIT Delhi, where he received the President's Gold Medal as the top graduating student.
Rod Bagg
Vice President of Customer Support
Rod leads our worldwide technical support and training teams, and drives our support automation and advanced science initiatives. Rod and team are developing a new paradigm for customer support that will become a key differentiator for the company. Prior to Nimble, Rod served as vice president of engineering at Glassbeam, where he co-founded the Glassbeam data analytics Software-as-a-Service. Rod has held senior management positions in support at Infloblox and at NetApp, where he was responsible for product support, support automation, and RAS initiatives. Rod earned his diploma in electrical engineering technology from Seneca College of Applied Arts and Technology.
Aparna Bawa
Vice President, General Counsel and Secretary
Aparna Bawa is responsible for all legal functions and oversight, including corporate governance and securities law compliance, intellectual property, commercial agreements, and organizational processes and policies. Prior to Nimble Storage, Aparna led the legal function at Inphi Corporation. Previously, Aparna was an investment banker covering technology companies at Lehman Brothers and Deutsche Bank, and practiced corporate and securities law at Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati in Palo Alto. Aparna has significant experience advising high-growth, emerging technology companies as they scale. Aparna holds a B.S. degree in accounting from Marquette University and a J.D. from Harvard Law School.
Stacey Cornelius
Vice President of Operations
Stacey oversees all aspects of order management, supply chain, manufacturing, logistics, and information technology. Prior to Nimble Storage, Stacey served as vice president of global planning and logistics at SunPower, and spent 14 years at NetApp, beginning pre-IPO as employee 128. At NetApp, Stacey served in various capacities across operations, customer service, and lastly as vice president of sales operations. Stacey holds a B.S. degree in Business Administration, Production, and Operations Management from Cal State Hayward.
Dan Leary
Vice President, Products, Solutions and Alliances
Dan is responsible for products, solutions and alliances at Nimble Storage. Dan has a 20-year track record of success in managing industry-leading, award-winning hardware and software solutions. Prior to Nimble Storage, Dan served as vice president of marketing at ConSentry Networks and as vice president of product management at Peribit Networks, where he was instrumental in creating and defining the "WAN Optimization" category. Juniper Networks purchased Peribit in 2005 for $337 million. Dan also held management roles at netVmg, Lucent Technologies, and Bay Networks. Dan holds an MS in engineering-economic systems from Stanford University and a BS in systems engineering from the University of Virginia.
Janet Matsuda
Janet Matsuda is a computer scientist turned marketer with a proven track record of helping to build category leading companies and driving revenue growth. Prior to joining Nimble Storage, Matsuda served in marketing leadership roles at Blue Coat Systems, Egnyte, AMD, and Mercury Interactive. Under Janet's leadership, the Blue Coat marketing team repositioned the company, revitalized the brand and built a demand creation engine, contributing to a company valuation that nearly doubled in three years. While at Silicon Graphics her team built an ecosystem and evangelized the digital prototyping category. This innovative approach transformed the design review process for automotive and aerospace companies and cascaded across the manufacturing industry. She was a member of the Mercury Interactive team that established and grew the Business Technology Optimization Category. Matsuda holds a B.S. in computer science from the University of Iowa and an M.B.A. from Harvard Business School.
Denis Murphy
Vice President of Worldwide Sales
Denis is responsible for leading the company's global sales operations and team with a goal to increase engagement and customer acquisition across the enterprise. Denis has a 25-year track record of success in enterprise and channel sales, along with experience spearheading industry-leading sales organizations in hyper growth companies. Prior to joining Nimble, Denis held sales leadership positions in storage and network infrastructure companies, such as EMC, Mercury Interactive, Riverbed Technology and Nicira. Denis holds a B.S. degree in electrical engineering from the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, and a Masters of business administration from American Graduate School of International Management, Thunderbird.
Ajay Singh
Vice President of Product Management
Ajay leads our product management and technical marketing teams. He has over 15 years of experience in data storage, holding positions in product management, marketing, and engineering. Prior to Nimble, Ajay led a product management team with a broad portfolio of products at NetApp. He also held product management and product marketing roles at Decru and Logitech. Earlier in his career, Ajay worked on disk drive technologies at Quantum Corporation and the Data Storage Systems Center at Carnegie Mellon University. Ajay holds an MBA from the Stanford Graduate School of Business, as well as M.S. and B.Tech. degrees in Electrical Engineering from Carnegie Mellon University and the Indian Institute of Technology, respectively.
Anup Singh
Chief Financial Officer
Anup brings over 20 years of world-class financial leadership to Nimble Storage. His responsibilities include finance and accounting, legal, investor relations, internal audit, real estate and facilities, and administration. Prior to Nimble Storage, Anup served as CFO at Clearwell Systems (acquired by Symantec in 2011) and CFO at Warranty Corporation of America (an Asurion company). Previously, Anup was an executive officer at Trimble Navigation, and also held leadership positions in finance at Excite@Home, 3Com, and Ernst & Young LLP. Anup holds BA and MA Honors degrees in Economics and Management Science from Cambridge University, where he was a Cambridge Commonwealth Trust scholar, and is a Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales. Anup was recognized as CFO of the Year by the Silicon Valley Business Journal in 2009.
Paul Whitney
Vice President of Human Resources
Paul serves as our vice president of human resources. He has held senior HR positions at technology companies, including Ascential Software, Portal Software (acquired by Oracle), and Infinera. At Infinera, Paul was part of the executive team that took the company public in 2007. Originally from the United Kingdom, Paul held senior international HR positions at Sybase and Digital Research. Paul holds a B.Sc degree in Managerial Science and an M.Sc. in Human Resources Management from Aston University in the UK.


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Antisemitism is discrimination, hostility, or prejudice directed towards Jewish people.
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- The Europeans are all deeply tainted with prejudices, both ecclesiastical and temporal, which they can never get rid of. They are all infected with episcopal and presbyterian creeds, and confessions of faith. They all believe that great Principle which has produced this boundless universe, Newton's universe and Herschell's universe, came down to this little ball, to be spit upon by Jews. And until this awful blasphemy is got rid of, there never will be any liberal science in the world.
- John Adams, letter to Thomas Jefferson (22 January 1825).
- The Jews' political ignorance, which fitted them so well for their special role and for taking root in the state's sphere of business, and their prejudices against the people and in favor of authority, which blinded them to the political dangers of antisemitism, caused them to be oversensitive toward all forms of social discrimination. It was difficult to see the decisive difference between political argument and mere antipathy when the two developed side by side. The point, however, is that they grew out of exactly opposite aspects of emancipation: political antisemitism developed because the Jews were a separate body, while social discrimination arose because of the growing equality of Jews with all other groups.
- Hannah Arendt, Antisemitism, Chapter 4, "The Jews and Society."
- Der Antisemitismus ist der Sozialismus der dummen Kerle.
- Translation: "Antisemitism is the Socialism of fools."
- A common saying of German social democrats, commonly attributed to August Bebel, who attributed it to Ferdinand Kronawetter. See Der Antisemitismus (1894) by Hermann Bahr, p. 21
- I know you hesitate to appoint the man I recommended because he is a Jew. Who do you think you are, Harvard?
- Harvard Professor G. D. Birkhoff from "A Century of mathematics in America", Volume 1, By Peter L. Duren, Richard Askey, Uta C. Merzbach pg 235.
- Their [the Jews] rotten and unbending stiffneckedness deserves that they be oppressed unendingly and without measure or end and that they die in their misery without the pity of anyone.
- John Calvin A Response To Questions and Objections of a Certain Jew (Ad quaestiones et objecta Judaei cuiusdam responsio)
- "Dozens of Judensaus... intersect with the portrayal of the Jew as a Christ killer. Various illustrations of the murder of Simon of Trent blended images of Judensau, the devil, the murder of little Simon himself, and the Crucifixion. In the seventeenth-century engraving from Frankfurt … a well-dressed, very contemporary-looking Jew has mounted the sow backward and holds her tail, while a second Jew sucks at her milk and a third eats her feces. The horned devil, himself wearing a Jewish badge, looks on and the butchered Simon, splayed as if on a cross, appears on a panel above."
- Jeremy Cohen (2007) quoted in Christ Killers: The Jews and the Passion from the Bible to the Big Screen, Oxford University Press, p. 208, ISBN 01951784161
- The discourse in the Muslim world about Jews is utterly shocking. Not only is there Holocaust denial—there's Holocaust denial that then asserts that we will do it for real if given the chance. The only thing more obnoxious than denying the Holocaust is to say that it should have happened; it didn't happen, but if we get the chance, we will accomplish it. There are children's shows in the Palestinian territories and elsewhere that teach five-year-olds about the glories of martyrdom and about the necessity of killing Jews.
- Sam Harris, "Why Don't I Criticize Israel?" (27 July 2014), Sam Harris.
- In Western Europe, anti-Semitism directed against Arabs has largely replaced anti-Semitism against Jews.
- Samuel P. Huntington, The Clash of Civilizations (1996), Simon and Schuster, 2007, p. 200.
- If we are socialists, then we must definitely be anti-semites - and the opposite, in that case, is Materialism and Mammonism, which we seek to oppose… How, as a socialist, can you not be an anti-semite?"
- Quote by Hitler in Hitler, Sämtliche Aufzeichnungen 1905-1924, Eberhard Jäckel, Axel Kuhn, edit., Stuttgart: Deutsche Verlags-Anstalt, (1980), pp. 200-1.
- Every Muslim, from the moment they realize the distinction in their hearts, hates Americans, hates Jews, and hates Christians. For as long as I can remember, I have felt tormented and at war, and have felt hatred and animosity for Americans.
- Osama bin Laden, as quoted in Messages to the World: The Statements of Osama bin Laden (2005) by Bruce Lawrence.
- When we speak of the Jews, we mean the Jewish spirit – the spirit of profit, of lucre, of gain, of speculation; in a word, the banker's spirit.
- Quote from Pierre Leroux, who coined the term "Socialism," in Ideology and the Ideologist by Lewis S. Feuer (2010) p. 141. In Leroux's Essay: "Les Juifs, Rois de Vepoque," 1833.
- Luther describes Jews as a "base, whoring people, that is, no people of God, and their boast of lineage, circumcision, and law must be accounted as filth."Luther wrote that they are "full of the devil's feces … which they wallow in like swine,"and the synagogue is an "incorrigible whore and an evil slut".In the first ten sections of the treatise, Luther expounds, at considerable length, upon his views concerning Jews and Judaism and how these compare against Christians and Christianity. Following this exposition, Section XI of the treatise advises Christians to carry out seven remedial actions. These are - for Jewish synagogues and schools to be burned to the ground, and the remnants buried out of sight; for houses owned by Jews to be likewise razed, and the owners made to live in agricultural outbuildings; for their religious writings to be taken away; for rabbis to be forbidden to preach, and to be executed if they do; for safe conduct on the roads to be abolished for Jews; for usury to be prohibited, and for all silver and gold to be removed and "put aside for safekeeping"; and for the Jewish population to be put to work as agricultural slave laborers.
- But the Jews are so hardened that they listen to nothing; though overcome by testimonies they yield not an inch. It is a pernicious race, oppressing all men by their usury and rapine. If they give a prince or magistrate a thousand florins, they extort twenty thousand from the subjects in payment. We must ever keep on guard against them.
- Martin Luther Table Talk (1569) 863.
- Formerly an anti-Semite was somebody who hated Jews because they were Jews and had a Jewish soul. But nowadays an anti-Semite is somebody who is hated by Jews.
- Hajo Meyer quoted in Graeme Murray and Chris Watt, "Auschwitz survivor: 'Israel acts like Nazis' ",The Herald, January 24, 2010. Retrieved on March 27, 2010.
- Anti-Semitism is a Socialist movement, only nobler and purer in form than Social Democracy."
- Quoted from Wilhem Mar in The Rise of Political Anti-Semitism in Germany and Austria by Peter Pulzer, revised edition, Harvard University Press (1988) p. 45.
- On any given day one can find some eminent European – a university professor, high-ranking churchman, a parliamentarian – gravely explaining to reporters that harsh and disproportionate criticism of Israel is not anti-Semitic. And their protestations sound plausible. After all, this is not your grandfather's anti-Semitism.…At least that is what I assumed until someone did the study. Two Connecticut professors got curious about the constant denials that extremely harsh critics of Israel were anti-Semitic. Edward H. Kaplan, the William N. and Marie A. Beach Professor of Management Sciences at Yale, and Charles A. Small, Director of Urban Studies, w:Southern Connecticut State University, decided to examine the issue in formal way.…Kaplan and Small ask whether individuals expressing strong anti-Israel sentiments, such as the statement by Ted Honderich, Emeritus Grote Professor of the Philosophy of Mind and Logic at University College London, that "those Palestinians who have resorted to necessary killing have been right to try to free their people, and those who have killed themselves in the cause of their people have indeed sanctified themselves," are more likely than the general population to also support in such old-style anti-Semitic slurs as "Jews have too much power in our country today." The correlation was almost perfect. In a survey of 5,000 Europeans in ten countries, people who believed that the Israeli soldiers "intentionally target Palestinian civilians," and that "Palestinian suicide bombers who target Israeli civilians" are justified, also believed that "Jews don't care what happens to anyone but their own kind," "Jews have a lot of irritating faults," and "Jews are more willing than others to use shady practices to get what they want." The study's other interesting finding was that only a small fraction of Europeans believe any of these things. Anti-Semitism and anti-Zionism flourish among the few, but those few are over-represented in Europe's newspapers, its universities, and its left-wing political parties.
- Diana Muir, Anti-Semitism and Anti-Zionism: The Link, History News Network. George Mason University. Retrieved on 2007-02-26.
- The Jew is the enemy of the human race. This race must be sent back to Asia, or exterminated. By steel or by fire or by expulsion the Jew must disappear.
- Quote from Pierre-Joseph Proudhon in "Carnets de P.J. Proudhon, Paris, M. Rivière, 1960", translated by Mitchell Abido, (Carnets, vol. 2, p. 337: No VI, 178. Written in 1847).
- What the Jews need is a nice, big war.
- William Luther Pierce, "Get Set For War" (1997), National Alliance, West Virginia.
- Anti-Semitism is a kind of social mark of Cain that indicates a society or culture that is not ready for prime time and which will fail the tests of modern life; when anti-Semitism gains a foothold, the canary in your coal mine has just keeled over and died.
- Walter Russell Mead, Why AIPAC Is Good For The Jews — and For Everyone Else, The American Interest, April 5th, 2010.
- Die Deutschen werden den Juden Auschwitz nie verzeihen.
- Translation: "The Germans will never forgive the Jews for Auschwitz."
- Zvi Rex, as quoted in Der Ewige Antisemit by Henryk Broder, 1986, ISBN 3596238064
- It would be futile to deny that the Nazis built a vast mass of evil on a vast mass of prejudice. It would be equally futile to deny that strong prejudices against the Jews existed among Christians during the centuries before the Shoah. Since, moreover, the childhood of the European nations was passed under the tutelage of the clergy, we should not be surprised that these prejudices were, in part, ecclesiastically inculcated... The Holocaust was the product not of Christendom, but of Christendom's collapse. The destruction of Christendom effected (1) the rejection of Catholic natural law and (2) the rise of the absolute nation-state, previously impossible because popes could depose and counterbalance kings. Hitler, to be sure, contributed a neo-paganism and anti-Semitism all his own. But in mobilizing opinion and wielding power, he was helped more by these two innovations than by any Catholic doctrines.
- Jews in Medina are singled out as "men whose malice and enmity was aimed at the Apostle of God". The Yahūd in this literature appear not only as malicious, but also deceitful, cowardly and totally lacking resolve. However, they have none of the demonic qualities attributed to them in mediaeval Christian literature, neither is there anything comparable to the overwhelming preoccupation with Jews and Judaism (except perhaps in the narratives on Muhammad's encounters with Medinan Jewry) in Muslim traditional literature. Except for a few notable exceptions... the Jews in the Sira and the Maghazi are even heroic villains. Their ignominy stands in marked contrast to Muslim heroism, and in general, conforms to the Qura'nic image of "wretchedness and baseness stamped upon them."
- Norman Stillman in Encyclopedia of Islam, "Yahud"
- [I] could not find a single word on behalf of Jews in the whole of French socialist literature from 1820 to 1920.
- Quote from historian Zosa Szajkowksi in Dennis Prager and Joseph Telushkin, book, Why the Jew?: The Reason for Antisemitism, New York: NY, Touchstone (2003) p. 128.
- As I always say, the "oldest hatred" didn't get that way without an ability to adapt.
- Mark Steyn, The 'Oldest Hatred', National Review, January 10, 2009.
- If the Jews are denied the right to live in freedom and peace, soon we will all be denied this right.
- Geert Wilders, speech delivered in Tel Aviv in December of 2010, quoted in The Blaze: "'Marked for Death': Beck Interviews Anti-Islamist Dutch MP Geert Wilders" (2 May 2012).


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Andrew Bauer
Assistant Professor of Anthropology; University of Illinois, Urbana-Champagne
Andrew Bauer is assistant Professor of Anthropology, Geography and Geographic Information Science, and faculty affiliate of the Beckman Institute for Advanced Science and Technology at the University of Illinois. Before joining the University of Illinois he taught at DePauw University and at the University of Chicago, where he completed his PhD in Anthropology in 2010. Andrew is an environmental archaeologist whose primary field research is based in South India, where he co-directs two projects that explore the intersections of historical ecology, social
inequalities, and discourses of conservation and nature. He has published work in a variety of journals and books, including Geoarchaeology: An International Journal, The Holocene, the Journal of Archaeological Method and Theory, Asian Perspectives, Antiquity, and the Archaeology of Politics: The Materiality of Political Practice and Action in the Past.
"Geoarchaeological Science and (New) Materialisms: Theorizing Analyses of Soils, Stones and Social Landscapes"
Marie-Claude Boileau
Research Associate; University of Pennsylvania Museum
I am an archaeologist specializing in the archaeology of Bronze and Iron Age cultures of the Near East, specializing on the technological study of archaeological ceramics. Central to my research is the reconstruction of technological traditions, their development over time and across space, as a way to approach social identity. I use an integrated methodology, combining multiple datasets - contextual, stylistic and analytical- to trace the potter's choice and action at every step of the production sequence. My research and teaching interests expand to the East Mediterranean to explore networks of interaction at different scales.
Since receiving my Ph.D. in 2002 from Université Laval, I have held research and teaching positions at CNRS-Nanterre, University of British Columbia, Fitch Laboratory-British School at Athens, and the Research Center for Anatolian Civilizations. Since 2010 as a Postdoctoral Research Associate at the Penn Museum, University of Pennsylvania, I manage the Ceramics Laboratory and teach a range of courses in archaeological science. In the field and in the lab I have been involved in a number of archaeological projects in Syria, Greece, Cyprus, Turkey and Thailand.
"Using Theory to Tackle 'noise:' How Thinking About Social Practices Addresses Data Micro-variability"
Claudia Engel
Lecturer, Dept. of Anthropology; Stanford University
Claudia Engel is Academic Technology Specialist, Anthropologist, and Lecturer at the Department of Anthropology. She collaborated with Prof. Lynn Meskell in a project on the procedural, dynamic and contextualized character of archaeological objects (figurines.stanford.edu<http://figurines.stanford.edu>). Since 2012 she has been working with different specialist teams on data entry and retrieval of the Çatalhöyük database.
"Data Management at Çatalhöyük: From Database to Living Archive"
Alan Greene
Postdoctoral Scholar, Dept. of Anthropology and Stanford Archaeology Center; Stanford University
I specialize in the sociobiography of material objects as well as compositional and structural methods of materials analysis, tracing artifacts through habitual production regimes, spheres of exchange, and consumption trends in ancient societies. I am co-director of the Making of Ancient Eurasia Project (MAE), an analytical collaboration between anthropologists and material scientists at Argonne National Laboratory (http://mae.uchicago.edu). The methods utilized by MAE focus on minimally-destructive X-ray analyses of archaeological materials, including digital radiography, X-ray computed tomography, portable X-ray Fluorescence, and synchrotron-based small- and wide-angle X-ray scattering. I earned my Ph.D. in anthropological archaeology at the University of Chicago, Department of Anthropology in 2013. My dissertation "The Social Lives of Pottery on the Plain of Flowers" draws out the relationship between mundane aspects of the material economy like ceramic containers, and the macro-scale political-economies of emergent complex polities in the Late Bronze Age South Caucasus. At the Stanford Archaeology Center, I plan to offer classes in pottery analysis, archaeological science, data management, and the political and economic aspects of craftmaking.
"Technologies, Techniques, and Instrumental Context: Thinking About Inter- and Intra-disciplinary models of Archaeological Scientific Research"
Karl Grossner
Digital Humanities Research Developer; Stanford University Libraries
Karl Grossner is a Geographer and Digital Humanities Research Developer with the Stanford Libraries. His research interests are in the representation of historical knowledge in computational models of place. He is currently developing a pilot of a Çatalhöyük Living Archive.
"Data Management at Çatalhöyük: From Databse to Living Archive"
Ian Hodder
Dunlevie Family Professor, Dept. of Anthropology and Stanford Archaeology Center; Stanford Archaeology Center
Ian Hodder was trained at the Institute of Archaeology, University College London and at Cambridge University where he obtained his PhD in 1975. After a brief period teaching at Leeds, he returned to Cambridge where he taught until 1999. During that time he became Professor of Archaeology and was elected a Fellow of the British Academy. In 1999 he moved to teach at Stanford University as Dunlevie Family Professor in the Department of Anthropology and Director of the Stanford Archaeology Center. His main large-scale excavation projects have been at Haddenham in the east of England and at Çatalhöyük in Turkey where he has worked since 1993. He has been awarded the Oscar Montelius Medal by the Swedish Society of Antiquaries, the Huxley Memorial Medal by the Royal Anthropological Institute, has been a Guggenheim Fellow, and has Honorary Doctorates from Bristol and Leiden Universities. His main books include Spatial analysis in archaeology (1976 CUP),Symbols in action (1982 CUP), Reading the past (1986 CUP), The domestication of Europe (1990 Blackwell), The archaeological process (1999 Blackwell), The leopard's tale: revealing the mysteries of Çatalhöyük (2006 Thames and Hudson), Entangled. An archaeology of the relationships between humans and things (2012 Wiley Blackwell).
"Assembling Science at Çatalhöyük: Interdisciplinarity in Theory and Practice"
Elijah Meeks
Digital Humanities Specialist; Stanford University Libraries
Elijah Meeks is Digital Humanities Specialist with the Stanford Libraries. Trained as a historian he helps bring network analysis, text analysis, and spatial analysis to bear on traditional humanities research questions.
"Data Management at Çatalhöyük: From Database to Living Archive"
|Jessica Pearson
Senior Lecturer in Bioarchaeology, Liverpool University, UK
Jessica Pearson is a specialist in human osteology and palaeodietary reconstruction using light isotope analysis. She undertook a DPhil at the Research Laboratory for Archaeology at Oxford University supervised by Professor Robert Hedges and funded by the Wellcome Trust. Her main focus is on developing methods to accurately reconstruct ancient diets, while at the same time answering social questions concerning the archaeology of food. She currently works on Epi-Palaeolithic and Neolithic sites in Turkey including Çatalhöyük. In the past 5 years she has authored more than 20 articles concerning human osteology and the reconstruction of ancient diet and supervises students in a wide range of bioarchaeological issues. She is currently senior lecturer in Bioarchaeology at Liverpool University, UK.
Title"Scientific Epistemology and Paleodietary Reconstruction by Stable Isotope Analysis"
David Peterson
Affiliate Professor of Anthropology, Idaho State University
David Peterson is Affiliate Professor of Anthropology at Idaho State University. His laboratory research centers copper, bronze, gold, and silver artifacts using a variety of techniques (SEM-EDS, nano-SIMS, synchrotron X-rays, EPMA, and LA-ICP-MS), and the relationship between social interactions, technology and material culture processes. Archaeological field and laboratory investigations have taken him to Russia, the Caucasus (Daghestan and Armenia), Central Asia (Kazakhstan), and North America, where he teaches an archaeological field school in the mountains of southern Idaho. He is the lead editor of Beyond the Steppe and the Sown, a collection of articles on Eurasian archaeology (co-edited with Laura Popova and Adam T. Smith), and co-editor of The Archaeology of Circulation, Exchange and Human Migration: Techniques, Cases, Evidence, which is currently in preparation.
"Before the Golden Age: Microanalytical Approaches to Prehistoric Eurasian Metallurgy and Sociotechnical Systems"
Andrew Roddick
Assistant Professor of Anthropology; McMaster University
Dr. Andy Roddick completed his PhD at the University of California Berkeley in 2009. He currently holds an Assistant Professor position in the Anthropology Department at McMaster University (Hamilton, Canada), where he is the Director of the Laboratory for Interdisciplinary Research into Archaeological Ceramics (LIRAC). Dr. Roddick has conducted archaeological fieldwork in Canada, Belize, Bolivia, and Peru. His interests include ceramic technology, archaeometry, theories of learning and apprenticeship, and theories of practice. Since 2000 he has worked on the Taraco Archaeological Project, a multi-disciplinary project focusing on the daily practices and longer term sociopolitical processes of the Middle and Late Formative Periods prior to the emergence of the Tiwanaku state in highland Bolivia. In addition to his archaeological work into the deep past, Dr. Roddick is also directing the /Proyecto Ollero Titicaca Sur/ which is investigating the crafting practices and historical dynamics of several modern potting communities.
"Filling the gaps... tracing itineraries: (Re)Defining the Ceramic
Krish Seetah
Assistant Professor, Dept. of Anthropology and Stanford Archaeology Center; Stanford University
I am a zooarchaeologist, whose focus is primarily on colonisation and colonialism. My zooarchaeological research has used butchery analysis (with the benefit of professional and ethnographic actualistic experience) to investigate agency within the human-animal relationship. More recently, I have employed geometric morphometrics (GMM) as a mechanism for identifying and distinguishing animal populations. This approach to studying colonial activity centres on understanding how people manipulate animal bodies, both during life and after death.
Alongside the strictly faunal research is a research interest in technologies associated with animal processing. This has been used to investigate issues of technology, trade and socio-economic attitudes within colonial contexts in the Mediterranean (Venice & Montenegro) and the Baltic (Poland, Latvia & Lithuania).
I am also the Director of the 'Mauritian Archaeology and Cultural Heritage' (MACH) project, which studies European Imperialism and colonial activity. This project centres on the movement of peoples and material cultures, specifically within the contexts of slavery and Diaspora. The work of this project has focused on key sites in Mauritius and is based on a systematic programme of excavation and environmental sampling. The underlying aims are to better understand the transition from slavery to indentured labour following abolition, the extent and diversity of trade in the region and the environmental consequences of intense, monoculture, agriculture.
"An Archaeology of Disease and Health: Making Paleopathology More Relevant"


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Diane Wordsmith Aug 6, 2010 10:48 AM
in response to Craig ButzUsual suspects are iTunes-related widgets and third-party apps that are trying to communicate with iTunes. Disable any such items -- including the iTunes Dashboard widget -- and see if the behavior stops.
spwhite Aug 14, 2010 8:48 AM
in response to Diane WordsmithI am having the same issue. It just started with this version of itunes. I disabled everything itunes associated, wiped my plists, repaired disk permissions, restarted the computer and still... any other suggestions?
detroy Aug 31, 2010 10:12 AM
in response to spwhiteI had the same problem. I went through Activity Monitor and closed everything possible. I had Dashboard disabled. Turned off Genius. No Genre anything. Tried the plist trick, repaired permissions. None of that worked.
It was an "import to itunes" rule I had set up in Hazel. One mp3 file was weird and couldn't be imported into itunes so it sat there while Hazel tried, day after day. My rule says to import and then delete, so it never got deleted. Once I manually deleted it and closed itunes, everything was back to normal. Hope this can help someone.
Garrett Bryant Sep 3, 2010 12:03 AM
in response to detroySo if I had a similar problem based on some applescript experimenting my friend did on my computer, how would I go about finding and stopping it?
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Checkout this http://forums.logitech.com/t5/G-Series-Gaming-Keyboards/G19-keeps-opening-iTunes /m-p/794559
I found out it was my keyboard's software. If you have a different keyboard it may still be the cause.
This worked for me nicely. I can close itunes whenever I want now.


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Having just purchased the 85mm F1.8 and downloaded Enfuse plugin for Lightroom i'm keen to have a play with HDR today.
I'm heading out to get some some shots shortly and wondered what the best technique to use on the camera.
My ideal would be having set the camera on the tripod i'm able to release the shutter with the remote and fire a 3 shot sequence (potentially 1 stop under, correct exposure and 1 stop over) - (is this range about right ?), assuming so what's the easiest way to set the d90 up to to this ?
Anyone tried enfuse ? - i'm lazy so even if it's not the best hdr prog it's a lightroom plugin so that's a big plus for me
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Oxford City's Matthieu Marshall (1192) battles with Abingdon's Owen Stepney, his under 20 title rival
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Matthieu Marshall opened up a 12-point lead in the race for the under 20 men's title after a top-ten finish in the Oxford Mail Cross Country League at Cirencester Park.
The Oxford City athlete clocked 35mins 50secs for ninth place in round four, 16 places ahead of title rival Owen Stepney (Abingdon), with whom he battled in the early stages.
Sophie Fowler (Newbury) leads the under 20 ladies' standings ahead of Becci Hodgson (White Horse Harriers) and Olivia Underhill (Alchester).
Abingdon's Fiona Bunn sealed the under 15 girls' title with a race to spare.
Bunn won the combined under 15/17 event in a time of 12.33, and with runners' best three races from four to count for individual titles, the Abingdon star now cannot be overhauled.
Oxford City's Alex Scrivener matched Bunn's feat after her third successive under 11 girls' victory.
Scrivener powered home in 4.46, ten seconds ahead of Abingdon's Beth Darwent.
Jessica O'Connor (Oxford City) finished first in the under 13 girls' race, clocking 9.29 for a ten-second victory.
Bicester's Sophie Wheeler leads the standings, despite not racing at Cirencester.
Oxford's Johnnie Sunderland pipped Kie Francis (Abingdon) in the under 11 boys' race, but the latter is joint top in the standings.
Radley's Johnny James took the boys and girls' under 9 race ahead of Abingdon's Luke Bur-gess.
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Across The Nile
Flying a DA40 From Europe To Africa
|The Great Rift Valley is one of the biggest and most remarkable fault zones in the world. It stretches more than 3,500 miles and is recognizable from space. Tectonic movements have created high mountain rims that play host to moist tropical rainfall. The fertile volcanic earth supports diverse plant and animal life. It's here in this "Valley of Life" that the earliest human remains were discovered.
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is this scanned? very cool
Thanks I made this photo, so not scanned ^^
something little i might change is the repetition of the same overlay, picture to picture. you have awesome photography, and in my opinion, the same overlay on different photos next to each other kind of takes from them a little. picking up what i'm putting down?


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A couple of years ago I seem to remember seeing a bipod for the K98 that would attach to the bayonet lug. Am I remembering correctly? I am familiar with the universal bipod that is beeing advertised but I would like to keep my rifle in its military stock. If there is such a bipod available, where can it be found?
That is it. However, I checked the Brownells sight and they evidently no longer carry it. Does anyone if the universal bipod that is being advertised can be used with the rifle remaining in military configuration. The reason I am interested is because I live in Montana where long shots from a prone position on antelope, mule deer and coyotes are common place.
Just a thought, but if that's all you want, perhaps consider modifying a junk postwar Yugo bayonet along with the bipod of your choice. You shouldn't have too much trouble finding a machine shop to do it for you and the cost would likely be minimal.
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