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Congrats on your authority status, wow .. Do you think you really want to be put in charge of trying to corral a bunch of us wackos??? LOL!!! Very cool and again congrats on being honored here by all your compadres!! Youll do great :)
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Congrats on your authority status, wow .. Do you think you really want to be put in charge of trying to corral a bunch of us wackos??? LOL!!! Very cool and again congrats on being honored here by all your compadres!! Youll do great :)
Congrats, dude. And if that was you who got that 1.4 millon dollar lotto ticket at the Price Cutter there in Republic, don't forget that you MUST share the wealth with all Clan members living within 35 miles of you.... :king:
Congrats, HUb. A well deserved promotion. Keep up the good work and may you be a voice of reason in this nut-house. Just kidding (about the nut-house part). :)
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I'd point out that in the "Cheerleaders" thread I cited to the title correctly but I'm not sure if there would be a point to it. Instead I'll just leave it as it was and let you believe that Hubison exercised his first power trip by editing the post to delete the word "Rocky." Either way ... the show must go on ...Quote:
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OK HUbison, buddy ol pal, now that you have the power, I have a request...delete Av's reference to the "pretty girl" thing in his quote box. It's not good for my rep you understand. :upset:Quote:
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There might be something in it for you, if you know what I mean $. :redface:
Congrats HU.We know you'll do a fine job,and sorry but I got a task for you already.My oldest son is moving to Joplin Mo. may have to have you look in on him,make him a Rams Fan.Hes fair weather fan right now,but hes gonna be much closer to K.C. it worries me.He leaves tuesday the 15th.:helmet: :ramlogo: :helmet: :ramlogo: :helmet: :ramlogo:again congrats
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I wish I could Viper my friend, but in my moderator orientation class, the instructor (who happened to be an attorney from Weston FL, I can't remember his name) said that I now have the power to move heaven and earth, unless Avenger tells me not to, in which case I will be banished to eternal hell-fire damnation where there will be weeping & gnashing of teeth, and everyday will be a bad hair day.Quote:
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If it wasn't for all of that, I'd be glad to.
I understand...nobody wants to go thru a bad hair day! And that gnashing of teeth thing doesn't sound like fun either. Thanks anyway.
Again, congratulations on your new position. You definitely deserve it.
What is the matter Viper? You don't want to be a pretty girl? Perhaps they would not take you seriously if you were a pretty girl. :redface:Quote:
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I am glad HUbison stepped up to the plate and grabbed that moderator position. I do have many issues with authority and I would never want to be a moderator. HUbison has a nice smooth quality about him. Avenger and Mr. Seiler may learn a few things from his style.
Take notes boys.
Congrats, HUBison!! Well deserved. At least we now have something here in Republic that the Spingfieldians don't; a ClanRam Mod!!
As for the local lotto winner, don't know either. I wish!! I would hang up my uniform tomorrow.
Good luck and congrats...
No worries, viper... I fixed it!
Big burly man are just so burly. No one can mess with a burly man. :redface:
A fitting note for my 200th Post.....
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Well, my carter lake ride didn't happen due to weather and being a wuss. Maybe this weekend. However, I noticed that my route will take me the same direction as a possible trip to Estes so I now have two rides to choose from.
I mapped it at just over 40 miles one way (http://ridewithgps.com/routes/381621). There is a section that has to be on 34 and it's largely prior to the canon so cars will tend to drive faster there. I guess there is a shoulder, but I don't know what sort of condition it's in (lots of rocks, glass, cracks, etc.) or how safe it is in general for cycling.
Has anyone ridden up there lately and have any info on conditions or suggestions? How bad is weekend traffic this time of year? I figure I'll probably stop for lunch somewhere in Estes before coasting home. I suppose it's best to bring a lock but that's no fun to carry. Are there any bike friendly restaurants where it's easy to safely store a bike while eating, using the restroom, etc. or just plan to haul a lock?

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A shot made with lee big stopper, shot on the south devon coastline....
Very pretty! c:
soooooo pretty <3
That's absolutely gorgeous.
now thats interesting.
it's heaven
they look like petrified loch ness monsters or some other huge snake/lizard-like creatures that's crumbled over time!
Very interesting. For a person who has never seen this specific land mass, it's hard to tell if this shot is relatively close, or VERY far away, so it gives a rather cool, mysterious perspective. Great work.
Nice work Stephen............don't you just love the big stopper
i do indeed, although im concious of excessive use....
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really cool
love cloud shots with stuff popping out
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well i guess technically it's fog?
... and a bird on top of it all, it looks like, which wasn't sitting still long enough. Nice shot.
Wow... love it!
thanks...enjoying the new album...?
Why yes, I am. I really like the last four songs. You?
ive only heard snippets of it, im saving myself, i have to drive into france so im gonna save it till then, radiohead instill this kind of discipline in me there music is like fine wine...best savoured....
Ah, good call. There is a definite progression to the album. I think it's a good idea to listen to it all at once. And it's only like 32 minutes long, good driving music.
I will say, I think there is a huge difference in how the album starts to how it finishes. Please, let me know what you think of it, after your drive.
I will say, I think there is a huge difference in how the album starts to how it finishes. Please, let me know what you think of it, after your drive.
Beautiful and simple.
mmmh, very creamy, i like it
wonderful photo, great job!
Love this, great shot! Question: What is that thing on the top of the highest point on the left part?
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The following is a mini interview of generic questions that we posed to all bands that wanted to answer:
1.How did you get your band name?
It was Graham, our guitarist who came up with the idea of it. "Animus" means demonic male ego.
2. How did this band get started?
Drummer Poul Thomassen and guitarist Sam Gilmour have always been in bands together from a young age. They met Graham Brown in college whilst they were in college studying music and soon after, met Gavin Holloway who they enlisted on bass. We struggled to get a hold of a reliable vocalist until August 2012 when Aaron Fawns tried out for vocalist. That's when we hit our stride and haven't stopped writing/ gigging since!
3. What bands are you influenced by?
We all have a metal background but all listen to different subgenres which when brought together, makes something pretty unique. Poul as he puts it likes anything not on MTV. Sam likes music with weird time signatures. Gavin likes drone music like SunnO))). Aaron listens
to mostly metalcore/ deathcore bands like Miss May I and Upon A Burning Body. Graham will listen to anything.
4. If you could tour with any bands, past or present, who would they be and why?
One band we would all love to tour with is After The Burial. The whole band loves them and half the band actually met them when they were on tour with Born of Osiris. Great bunch of guys. We could learn a lot from them whilst having a great time doing so.
5. Best food to eat on tour?
As long as it is edible, we'll eat it. Usually before practice, we have a Domino's Pizza. Our love for the chiefs is unquestionable. Whilst Gavin will be happy with Tesco Value chicken rolls. Such a simple bunch.
6. Why should people listen to your band?
We don't stick to genres. We just write what we feel sounds good instead of "THAT'S NOT TECHY! WE CAN'T HAVE THAT!". We believe this is what makes us unique and has brought us the attention we have received so far. We also put 150% into writing every song. Nothing worse than when you are listening to an album, really enjoying it and then you hear a song which you can tell they have thrown together just to add a number to the album.
7. If you could be any athlete, which athlete would you switch places with?
Adam Richmond from Man Vs Food......he counts right? Gavin wishes he had the physique of a professional darts player than the stick figure he has at the moment.
8. If you won a Grammy, who would you thank?
As cheesy as it sounds, every single person who helped us get there. Every person who has bought merch, downloaded our CD, been to a show, enjoyed our music, gave us a place to crash or gave us a gig opportunity. Pretty much, you played even the smallest part, even just chatting to us after a show we love you so much!
9. If you could change something about the music industry, what would it be?
We would change the attitude of some of the bands. Before/ after shows, we like to chat to the crowd and the other bands. Nothing annoys us more than these bands that play their set then disappears to their tour bus. The bands that are supporting these bands, this could be a dream come true for them to play with this band and would make their year if that band just spoke to them and had a laugh with them.
10. Memorable tour experience?
It would have to be when we played Inverness. We were expecting to play to a handful of people but the place was packed. We met so many amazing people including our new best friend, Toby Michael's Rolling Damned. We then stayed at this crappy hostel. The owner had no idea what he was doing whatsoever and had creepy posters all over the place with sayings like "save water, shower together." The place ended up catching fire a few weeks later which we think was Graham's fault.
11. What does AP.net mean to you?
We love websites like AbsolutePunk as its what we use to keep up with the bands we like and it's a great way to discover new bands.
12. What is your favorite song to play?
It would definitely have to be one of our newer songs. Though these songs are yet to be recorded, they will be included in our new album in 2014. Our songs "Bloodstains" and "Slaughter of the Suits" seem to be crowd pleasers in our live shows with them being our heaviest, catchiest songs to date and people can tell that we have stepped up our game from our EP.
13. What is your vacation spot of choice?
Anywhere with the band on tour. We all have jobs so when we tour we have to take time off so it is a vacation for us. We love going to different places no matter where it is, as long as the crowd are enjoying themselves we are having the time of our lives!
14. What music reminds you of your childhood?
We all love a bit of David Bowie and Michael Jackson. Aaron was the unfortunate member as his family loves their boy bands (despite his father claiming to be a punk in his glory days) so was brought up listening to that. No wonder he turned into the angry sounding person he is.
15. If you could have any super power, what would it be? Why?
Poul claims to be Batman......he is special. Gavin would love to be SlothMan as it would give him an excuse to sleep 20+ hours a day.
16. Any pre-show superstitions or rituals?
We all psych each other up as much as possible to put everything we have in each song. Gavin HAS to visit the toilet before he goes on stage. Graham never plays shows with his shoes on and Aaron likes wearing his favourite Transformers underwear when he plays. We do have a running joke whenever we post about gigs on our Facebook page, asking people to come along and punch Gavin to the floor. No
idea how it started but it seems to always show up with a gig announcement.
17. What is something that most fans don't know about you?
Whilst most of the band is aged between 20 - 22, Graham is close to 30. We always poke fun at him for being the old band of the group.
18. What is your assessment of the current state of radio? Do you think it's a place where your band could flourish?
There are some great radio stations. Team Rock Radio and Planet Rock are definitely something we'd like to get involved with. Also the Daniel P Carter Rock show on Radio 1 is really good. Nice to hear some decent music being played on mainstream radio.
19. What do you like to do in your spare time?
Most of our spare time is taken up with the band as we all have jobs but when we are not doing band related things, we just take it easy. Aaron and Poul have girlfriends and Gavin has a fianc�e. Of course, we like just to hang out and have a drink and a good laugh.
20. What kind of hidden talents do you have?
Gavin has the ability to make a microwavable meal taste good. A feat we thought was impossible. Poul can eat nonstop. Seriously, it's quite scary. He just eats and eats but never seems full.
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I'm addicted to tagsJournal Entry: Sat Mar 17, 2007, 7:45 PM
I know you're sick of it. You don't have to read it. I'll just write it.
This one is stolen from this deviant I recently discovered:
The shoes you wore today: Black and white VANS.
Your eyes: Brown and expressive, they say.
Hair colour: Original is brown/blonde, and I love it. I'm going back to it soon.
Your weakness: Boys.
Your fears: Big crowdy places.
One thing you'd like to achieve: Be able to run my own company (well, eventually)
Name: Dionysis Zindros.
Nicknames: Dionyziz, dionyziz (and older: Pizzicato, Pizzicato-Dionyziz)
Birthtime: 30th November 1987.
Gender: Boy.
Birthstone: None.
Zodiac: Sagittarius.
What is....
Your thoughts first waking up: Trying to recall my dreams.
The first feature you notice in the same sex: Age. Height. Hair.
Your best physical feature: Umm... face?
Your bedtime: Changes all the time. At the moment ~3.00am.
Your greatest accomplishment: Medal at the BOI.
Your most missed memory: That hug.
Your lucky number: π.
You prefer...
Pepsi or Coke? None, but if I had to, Coke.
McDonald's or Burger King? None, but if I had to, McDonald's.
Single or Group dates? Single.
Cappuccino or Coffee? I hate both equally.
Do you...
Smoke? No.
Take a shower every day? No.
Have a crush or crushes? Yes.
Who are they? I don't want to write it right here.
Do you think you've been in love? Certainly.
Want to go to college? I am in college.
Like high school? Not much, didn't use to.
Want to get married? No. I promised I wouldn't.
Think you're attractive? Yeah.
Think you're a health freak? No. I'm just careful.
Get along with your parents? Yes.
Play an instrument? Yes, the church organ.
In the past month did/have you...
Drank alcohol: Yes.
Smoked: No.
Done a drug: No. (ever)
Go on a date: No.
Go to the mall: Yes. (Dublin)
Been on stage: No.
Been dumped: No.
Gone skating: No.
Been in love: Yes. Still am.
Dyed your hair: Didn't dye it within the last month, but it's dyed at the moment.
Stolen anything: An Internet connection through Wireless.
Have you ever...
Flown on a plane? Many times.
Told a boy you liked them? Yes.
Cried during a movie? Often.
Thought an animated character was hot? Damn Roxas !
Had an imaginary friend? No. I planned to make one once, but never got into it. So no.
Cut your hair? Have it cut yeah, never cut it myself.
Had a crush on a teacher? No.
Played a game that required removal of clothing? Not really.
Been trashed or extremely intoxicated? No.
Been caught "doing something"? Nope.
Gotten beaten up? Fortunately not.
Been in a fight? Close to it, many times.
The future...
Age you hope to get married: I don't.
Numbers and names of children: WTF.
Describe your dream wedding: Non-existing.
How do you want to die? From hunger. Or anything else equivalently painful, lasting and delusional.
What do you want your funeral to be like? Traditional pre-columbian American.
What do you want to be when you grow up? Happy.
What country would you most like to visit? Japan.
Where would you want to live? Los Angeles.
Same sex...
Best eye color: Hazel/Green.
Best hair color: Blond.
Short or long hair: Short and spiked.
Best height: Shorter than me.
Best weight: Less than normal.
Best first date location: A forest.
Best first kiss location: The same forest.
Number of...
Number of kisses you've given: Too many to count.
Number of drugs taken illegally: None.
Number of people you could trust with my life: One.
Number of piercings: Two; eyebrow, left earlobe.
Number of tattoos: None.
Number of things in my past that I regret: One.
Shampoo: Aqua di Gio, Giorgio Armani.
Favourite Color: Many combinations.
Day or Night: It depends. Both.
Rain or Sun: Rain. It's more romantic.
Summer of Winter: Winter.
Food: Γύρος.
Movies: Elephant (2003), Amelie, Sommersturm.
Sport: Parkour.
Right now...
Wearing: Same hoodie as in devID and jeans.
Drinking: Nuffin.
Thinking about: Home in Ioannina, Greece.
Listening to: Nothing. I was listening to Perfect Circle and Hawthorne Heights before.
Talking to: Nobody. Everybody's asleep.
In the last 24h...
Worn jeans: Yes.
Met someone online: Yes. The person from whom I stole this tag actually.
Done laundry: No.
Drove a car: No. Wish I could drive. I should be getting back to those lessons soon.
Talked on the phone: Yes, to my family and Alex.
Do you believe in...
Yourself: Yes.
Your friends: Yes.
Santa Clause: No. I used to.
Tooth Fairy: No. I never did. I used to keep my teeth in a box.
Destiny/fate: No. I don't like the idea that I'm not in control of my life.
Angels: Not any more.
Ghosts: No.
UFOs: No.
God: No.
Friends and life...
Do you ever wish you had another name? No, I like my name. If it wasn't Dionysis, I'd probably like Leonidas, or Alkinoos.
Do you have a girlfriend/boyfriend? Not at the moment.
Do you like somebody? Yes.
Which one of your friends acts the most like you? abresas
Who have you known the longest of your friends? chrispappas
Are you close to any family member? Literally, they're thousands of km away. I'm closer to my dad than my mom.
Who do you hang around the most? chrispappas
When have you cried the most? Exactly a year ago.
Worst feeling? Temporarily losing the sense of balance because of a middle ear trauma due to a kick (I love you Alex).
What time is it now? 2.14am.
Mood: Homesick, uncomfortable, bored.
Music: None.
Taste: Neutral.
Annoyance: Excalibur progressing less than planned.
Thing I ought to be doing: Sleeping.
Windows open: Firefox [on Gmail, dAmn (#devart, #musicookie, #lolwat, #dastaff, #clowntown, #seniors, #thumbshare, #photographers, #help), 4 dA developer pages, a dA userpage, a dA deviation, an IMDB page, a wikipedia entry]; Thunderbird; Notepad++; Windows Explorer; Apache; Skype; GAIM (with miksago)
Desktop picture: jisuk's "one".
Do I/Have I ever...
Have a dream that keeps coming back? Yes.
Remember your first love? Of course.
Still love him/her? I'd like them to be alright.
Believe it's possible to remain faithful forever? Yes.
Consider yourself tolerant of others? Yes, providing they are interesting enough to balance it.
Consider love a mistake? Certainly not.
Like the taste of alcohol? No.
Have a favorite candy? Mars, 3-bit, Bueno, Happy Hippo. Anything involving chocolate.
Do well in school? Yes.
Close friends? Yes, but few.
Wish on stars? Yes. I don't believe it makes a difference. It's just a reminder to wish for something. Wishing doesn't help but to discover your own desires, I think.
Like your handwriting? No. I don't use it anyway.
Care about looks? Yes.
Love and stuff...
Gay? Straight? Bi? Null? Gay. Although against the gay culture/lifestyle in general.
First crush? What about it?
Even been in a thing called love? Yes.
Do you believe in love at first sight? No. Attraction, lust, and crush, yes, but not love.
- Mood: Adoration
- Listening to: A Perfect Circle
- Reading: The Mythical Man-Month
- Watching: Children of Men
- Playing: The Neverhood
- Eating: Chinese Food
- Drinking: Milk
I'm addicted to tags by dionyzizWatch
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wooo, i'm kinda famous.
Damn... That was too long, man!
Haha indeed you're addicted my friend!
this is actually long
but very interesting
"Stolen anything: An Internet connection through Wireless."
I would like to do it but i'm too lazy
but very interesting
"Stolen anything: An Internet connection through Wireless."
I would like to do it but i'm too lazy
thats a LONG tag
I'm pretty surprised that you use Windows
Yeah I'm on my VAIO lappie at the moment (and so was I yesterday).... where I have Windows
In fact, VAIOs are very rough about linux I tried installing it once, but I had problems... I'll go for another attempt in a week or so, but my guess is that it'll be a pain to get the wireless working
In fact, VAIOs are very rough about linux I tried installing it once, but I had problems... I'll go for another attempt in a week or so, but my guess is that it'll be a pain to get the wireless working
thats the scarriest tag ever
"Do you believe in love at first sight? No. Attraction, lust, and crush, yes, but not love."
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Voting will begin on the Rend Lake College Campus today and run through tomorrow to determine who will be crowned RLC Homecoming Queen and King, Wednesday Night, in Waugh Gym. The Candidates are pictured above:
Top Row, From Left : Victoria Price (Ewing/Student Ambassadors), Taylor Preiss (Wayne City/ Dance and Cheerleading), Samantha York (McLeansboro/ Agri-Acheiver), Roshane Boreland (Saint Ann, Jamaica/Track and Field), Michelle Kramper (Nashville, Volleyball), Karisa Johnson (Mt.Vernon/ National Scociety of Leadership and Success), Brent Hanke (Carlyle/Agri-Acheiver) and AJ Martin (Belleville/Baseball).
Middle Row From Left: Stephen Sambu (Eldoret, Kenya/ Cross Country), Michael Hartfield (Manchester, CT/Track and Field), Justin Williams (McLeansboro, Agri-Acheiver), Jarod Payne (Mt.Vernon/ Phi Theta Kappa), Jacob Kabat (Scheller/Radiology), Bernice Taylor (Mt.Vernon/STARS),Tyler McKibben (Anna/ Soccer), David Tennyson (Dahlgren/ Student Ambassador) and Megan Clark (Germantown, Tenn./Basketball).
Bottom Row From Left: Kali Bonner (Carterville/Cross Country),Jessica Pigati (Fishers,IN/Golf), Danielle White (McLeansboro, Agri-Acheiver), Courtney Phipps (Christopher, Radiology), Cierra Dotson (Indianapolis, IN/ STARS), Callan Howton (McLeansboro/Phi Theta Kappa), Bobbie Boczek (Mt.Vernon/Culinary Arts), James Grantham (Sarasota, FL/ Society of Leadership and Success) and Janna Dabney (Mt. Vernon/Cheerleading).
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Dyan MazuranaResearch Director for Gender, Youth, and Community; Associate Professor
Dyan Mazurana, Ph.D., is Associate Research Professor at the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy, Tufts University and Research Director of Gender, Youth and Community at the Feinstein International Center, Tufts University, USA.
Dyan Mazurana's areas of specialty include women, children and armed conflict, documenting serious crimes committed during conflict, and accountability, remedy and reparation. Her books include Research Methods in Conflict Settings: A View From Below (Cambridge University Press, 2013) with Karen Jacobsen and Lacey Gale, After the Taliban: Life and security in rural Afghanistan (Rowman & Littlefield, 2008) with Neamatollah Nojumi and Elizabeth Stites; Gender, conflict, and peacekeeping (Rowman & Littlefield 2005) with Angela Raven-Roberts and Jane Parpart; Where are the girls? Girls in fighting forces in Northern Uganda, Sierra Leone, and Mozambique (Rights & Democracy, 2004) with Susan McKay; and Women, Peace and Security: Study of the United Nations Secretary-General as pursuant Security Council Resolution 1325 (United Nations, 2002) with Sandra Whitworth. She has published more than 70 scholarly and policy books, articles, and international reports in numerous languages.
Mazurana works with a variety of governments, UN agencies, human rights and child protection organizations regarding improving efforts to assist youth and women affected by armed conflict, including those associated with fighting forces. She has written and developed training materials regarding gender, human rights, armed conflict, and post-conflict periods for civilian, police, and military peacekeepers involved in UN and NATO operations. In conjunction with international human rights groups, she contributed to materials now widely used to assist in documenting serious violations and abuses against women and girls during conflict and post-conflict reconstruction periods. She serves as an advisor to a number of governments, UN agencies and NGOs regarding protection of children and women during armed conflict and remedy and reparation in the aftermath of violence. She has worked in Afghanistan, the Balkans, Nepal and southern, west and east Africa.
Mazurana's current research focuses on understanding how war affected populations, and particularly those victims of serious crimes, recover — or not — from conflict. She continues her work on documenting serious crimes suffered and the necessary remedy and reparation for survivors that support recovery. Mazurana continues researching non-state armed groups, with particular attention to women and girls experiences within these groups and larger society, and groups that strictly regulate sexual violence within the group and or in their interactions with civilian populations. Finally, Mazurana is undertaking a new research stream on best practices of child protection for children living in violent situations.
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Briefing Paper: Making Gender-Just Remedy and Reparations Possible Upholding the Rights of Women and Girls in Uganda's Greater North
Victims of serious violations of international human rights law and international humanitarian law have a clearly established right to remedy and reparation. This right must be recognized without discrimination of…Read More
Briefing Paper: Recovery in Northern Uganda How are people surviving post-conflict?
In 2012/13, the Secure Livelihoods Research Consortium (SLRC) implemented the first round of an original sub-regional panel survey in northern Uganda aimed to produce data on livelihoods, access to and…Read More
Briefing Paper: The impact of serious crimes during the war on households today in Northern Uganda
In 2012/13, the Secure Livelihoods Research Consortium (SLRC) implemented the first round of an original sub-regional panel survey in northern Uganda aimed to produce data on livelihoods, access to and…Read More
Briefing Paper: The war-wounded and recovery in Northern Uganda
In 2012/13, the Secure Livelihoods Research Consortium (SLRC) implemented the first round of an original sub-regional panel survey in northern Uganda aimed to produce data on livelihoods, access to and…Read More
Surveying livelihoods, service delivery and governance – baseline evidence from Uganda
In 2012/13, SLRC implemented the first round of an original sub-regional panel survey in Uganda aimed to produce data on livelihoods, access to and experience of basic services, exposure to…Read More
Making Gender-Just Remedy and Reparation Possible Upholding the Rights of Women and Girls in the Greater North of Uganda
Victims of serious violations of international human rights law and international humanitarian law have a clearly established right to remedy and reparation. This right must be recognized without discrimination of…Read More
Livelihoods, Basic Services and Social Protection in Northern Uganda and Karamoja
This paper synthesizes current evidence on how people are recovering their livelihoods and accessing basic services and social protection interventions in the conflict-affected regions of Uganda's Greater North.Read More
Sex and Age Matter Improving Humanitarian Response in Emergencies
This report shows that proper collection, analysis and use of sex and age disaggregated data, or SADD, allows operational agencies to deliver assistance more effectively and efficiently in a crisis.Read More
Accountability and Reconciliation in Northern Uganda
By Khristopher Carlson and Dyan Mazurana. 2010. Sharanjeet Parmar, Mindy Jane Roseman, Saudamini Siegrist, and Theo Sowa (eds.) Children and Transitional Justice: Truth-Telling, Accountability and Reconciliation. Harvard University Press.Read More
Forced Marriage within the Lord's Resistance Army, Uganda
The Lord's Resistance Army (LRA)—a rebel movement fighting the government of Uganda—is estimated to have kidnapped over 60,000 Ugandan children and youth. Those abducted include one in three male adolescents…Read More
Angering Akuju Survival and Suffering in Karamoja
Karamoja is the poorest and least developed region of Uganda. The population experiences chronic food insecurity, little access to basic services, the weakening of traditional livelihood systems, ongoing insecurity, human…Read More
Out-migration, Return, and Resettlement in Karamoja, Uganda The case of Kobulin, Bokora County
As part of a larger project entitled "Livelihoods and Human Security in Karamoja," this briefing paper presents findings on causal factors and broad patterns in out-migration among the Bokora population….Read More
Movement on the Margins Livelihoods and Security in Kitgum District, Northern Uganda
The protracted conflict in northern Uganda has created profound insecurity, brought the widespread loss of agrarian livelihoods, and pushed nearly two million people into internal displacement camps. With the current…Read More
In Search of Security A Regional Analysis of Armed Conflict in Northern Uganda, Eastern Uganda, and Southern Sudan
The war and humanitarian crises engulfing northern Uganda are intricately linked with the armed conflict and unrest in eastern Uganda and southern Sudan. As a result of the links between…Read More
Coping with War, Coping with Peace Livelihood Adaptation in Bosnia-Herzegovina, 1989-2004
This study uses a livelihood framework to examine and analyze household livelihood strategies across three time periods in six rural villages in Bosnia-Herzegovina. The three time periods examined are the…Read More
Human Security and Livelihoods of Rural Afghans, 2002-2003
This report documents and analyzes recent countrywide trends in the relationship between human security and livelihoods throughout rural Afghanistan from 2002-2003. All countrywide information is generated by analyses of 2003…Read More
Sex and Age Disaggregated Data to Improve Humanitarian Response
This research documents and analyses current practices concerning the collection and use of sex and age disaggregated data (SADD) and gender and generational analyses of SADD within the humanitarian communityRead More
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Feinstein International Center faculty course offerings – Spring 2016
The spring semester has begun at The Friedman School of Nutrition Science and Policy and The Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy at Tufts University, and Feinstein International Center Faculty…Read More
FIC faculty and researchers support creation of Gender Analysis in International Studies program
Feinstein International Center faculty and researchers have supported the creation of a Gender Analysis in International Studies program at The Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy. Professor Dyan Mazurana, FIC…Read More
Mazurana, Gordon and Van Leuven preview book chapter on gender and ISIL
Dr. Dyan Mazurana, FIC's Research Director on Gender, Youth, and Community, along with Researcher Rachel Gordon and Dallin Van Leuven, have authored a series of blog posts previewing their latest…Read More
Faculty host workshop on ethics and practicalities of field work
On May 12, 2015, Professors Karen Jacobsen (Acting Director, Feinstein International Center), Dyan Mazurana (Research Director on Gender, Youth and Community), and Kim Wilson (Visiting Fellow) co-hosted a day-long workshop…Read More
Dyan Mazurana and Keith Proctor author chapter on gender analysis for Routledge Companion to Humanitarian Action
Dr. Dyan Mazurana, Feinstein International Center's Research Director on Gender, Youth, and Community, and Keith Proctor, Visiting Fellow, have co-authored a chapter on the role and function of gender analysis…Read More
Dyan Mazurana Discusses Role of Gender Analysis in Humanitarian Settings
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Facebook on Tuesday announced that select users of the Messenger app will begin seeing a new look for the Android platform. Faster, more reliable, and cleaner, the app is a glimpse into the possible future of Facebook's general aesthetic. It's unclear as to how Facebook determines which users get to see the new Messenger client so just cross your fingers and hope for the best.
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So what happens when Billy lives within this crime ridden, Drug infested, car stealing, crack abusing scum driven neighborhood. He adapts. He doesn't fall into a life of crime but he does learn to evolve with it. It's also helps to replace a snot nosed, wimpy, little sweater wearing kid with the sarcastic, hard ass, older teenager whose learned a couple of maneuvers with his fist and feet. His life as a mortal coupled with the life of being the Mystical Mr. Marvel and having to deal with pretty much saving the whole fucking world has caused him to see more f...d up shit sometimes than he can handle. The struggle of being a super human mystical big guy and a poor young kid in a terrible neighborhood may sometimes wear on him but he can still see how things can be better. All he has to do is say one word. That's me but what do you think?
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heh! Thanks. What age do yah think Prime is?
Sick but why is Captain Marvel old?
What's your general opinion on Captain Marvel, AKA Shazam?
'Cause I think he's cool,
Also; should he be on the JLA, or the Teen Titans?
'Cause I think he's cool,
Also; should he be on the JLA, or the Teen Titans?
Awesome contrast between young and old. Also perfect characterizing between super and not super. The stylizing between Billy and the Captain is captured perfectly! Line work, color and bodywork is fantastic! Keep em comin!
Sharp conceptualization. Would I be wrong if I remarked the Captain's physique comes across a little like the reconstructed Mr. Incredible?
i Love your style man! Any tuts you have made?
This picture of Billy is like......adorable. <3333 and so cute and omg so wrongly sexy but it just is.
Another character that's always left me cold, but something in Captain Marvel's face immediately grabbed me. The expression is grim without being repressed. He looks like he's pondering how to handle some super heroic challenge, but I think it's the age of his face that really got me. Marvel's typically drawn looking like he's in his early 20s and still kind of baby-faced. Instead, you've made him looks experienced, kind of like an older soldier. Not that he's a warfighter per se, but he's got that same look of serious intent as opposed to the "Big Red Cheese." He's a magical being from an eternal line of wizards and such (I don't remember the exact details of his origin, but I think I'm close) so I guess he could look like physical perfection forever, but this Captain Marvel looks like he could swap crime fighting stories with Batman and not feel like a goofball.
I've got it: This Captain Marvel looks like the kind of hero who's smacked Darkseid around and walked away with victory in hand.
I've got it: This Captain Marvel looks like the kind of hero who's smacked Darkseid around and walked away with victory in hand.
esta genial. saludos
ótimo trabalho!!
Somebody at DC readed this post.
looks cool
love the design of this captain marvel and his effect light
awesome! i love it, the shading is beautiful and i love your take on Billy good job
I like Billy's kicks.
I really love your work, the style is fantastic and original, congratulations!!!
I'm in love with Captain Marvel. Billy is such a sweet kid, and the way he's managed to be the nicest person in the DCU despite the tragedy he calls life has always been a mystery to me; and makes me love him more
Very cool
Made of Awesome. So pure.
I demand this be a movie adapation. I love this. This takes the paradigm of Super-Man's powers, but gives it valid reason to exist. It has far more facets and significantly more moral depth.
Kinda looks like Shazam from DC.
Kind of what I'd imagine him looking like in YJ
I like ur intepretation. As to what others said, I think it would be fine for billy to be tough on the outside but kind and gentle on the inside (as cheesy as that sounds). That wud be a lot more interesting than the generic naive billy thats often been portrayed in animation.
I love you're artwork. But that's not Captain Marvel that's Shazzam
Since Marvel own the rights to the name Dc doesn't use it but his name is still Captain Marvel I believe. "Shazam" is the Wizards name that Billy Batson calls to turn into Captain Marvel though. Shazam is what most people commonly mistake as the actual name of the guy. I'm guilty of that myself.
SO I don't want to make a scene or anything. I am a big fan of your work and all but that's not Captain Marvel Its Shazzam
I generally like all your interpretations of these characters, I like this one but, I feel like Billy Batson and Captain Marvel are THE boyscout of the JLA, forget Big Blue, this guy is supposed to be the wide eyed idealist he was to genuinely save every body and believes in the good of everyone. So even if he has adapted to the the crapsack world he lives in, I think it would be important to set the distinction that he will never become it. I would think of him as a really cool headed friendly kid, who understand why people do bad stuff and instead of punishing them like some heroes do, he wants to save them. He is definitely not weak, he should be very confident almost paralleling his Cpt Marvel personality. Always carrying a smile and determination on his face regardless what life hits him with he will always pretend to be ok for the sake of his friends.
I love the jacket, the shoes and the facial expression.
I have always loved captain marvel.
Ad you got it right again man: this billy batson has a better life story to tell than the wimpy we all read about.
I have always loved captain marvel.
Ad you got it right again man: this billy batson has a better life story to tell than the wimpy we all read about.
Loved the style and the way you pose the characters, but I love reading your artist's comments below more
I could see this being an incarnation in a modern cartoon series for sure.
I think you went a little too far with this one. Billy is SUPPOSED to be a great little kid. Captain Marvel's the big red cheese, and a total dork. Part of his allure is his innocence, compassion and boundless mercy, combined with immaturity and the fun-loving nature of a ten year old.
For heaven's sake, he's a bigger Boy-Scout than Superman.
But hey, my opinion.
For heaven's sake, he's a bigger Boy-Scout than Superman.
But hey, my opinion.
...i think i need t start paying more attention to this guy. awesome work!
I like so much your work budy, im your fan. good look
I like the way you mixed the things. making traditionally good guys the badasses. That can be ones fetish or fantasy. it's like you have reversed something. I like it. The CHANGE.
omg!!! thats te kids name!! i could not figure out his name....other than that LUV IT!!!
he looks like jb, no offense
really amazing! had to add to faves
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Every Holy Week, this is the event I'm always looking forward to. We would plan our itinerary every year so that we can visit different churches every year. What do we do?
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The next Arts and Sciences Forum will look at an important moment in classical music history, when a nearly lost masterpiece of Bach's was performed for the first time in almost 100 years.
Dr. Celia Applegate
Dr. Celia Applegate, a Visiting Fellow at the Shelby Cullom Davis Center for Historical Studies at Princeton University and professor of European and German history at the University of Rochester, will speak on "Sacred Music in Secular Society: The Rediscovery of Bach's 'St. Matthew Passion' in 1829" at 12:30 p.m. Dec. 5 in 201 Bowen-Thompson Student Union. The lecture is free.
Felix Mendelssohn's performance of "St. Matthew Passion" in the spring of 1829, before an overflow audience of Berlin artists and intellectuals, Prussian royalty and high state officials and other members of the city's economic, cultural and political elite, brought this musical masterpiece back from the near total oblivion in which it had sunk since Bach's death in 1750—and indeed since its few performances under Bach's own direction in the 1720s and 30s. Applegate's talk will explore the cultural resonance of this first "modern" performance of the oratorio, with specific attention to the role of the sacred music in a secularizing yet still deeply religious society.
Applegate's research centers on the culture, society and politics of modern Germany, with particular interest in the history of nationalism and national identity. She recently published the book Bach in Berlin: Nation and Culture in Mendelssohn's Revival of the St. Matthew Passion, from which this talk is drawn. The book won the German Studies Association Prize for the Best Work in German History and Politics published in 2005-06. She is the editor, with Pamela Potter, of Music and German National Identity, and the author of numerous articles on German culture and politics in the 19th and 20th centuries. She is now at work on a major study of the musical culture of modern Germany from the 18th century to the present.
The noon luncheon before the talk will consist of cheeseburger soup, tossed garden salad, fresh fruit, dill vinaigrette pasta salad, dinner rolls, assorted cookies and beverages. The cost is $7.75 (plus tax) per person and can be paid at the door by cash, check (made out to BGSU) or BG1 Card.
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The forum is co-sponsored by the College of Arts and Sciences and the College of Musical Arts.


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Today, however, it seems APC is little talked about for an entirely different reason: It's become a commodity.
In the process industries, where APC got its start, this is certainly true. In my recent article, "Zeroing in on Advanced Process Control", APC Product Marketing Manager John Caldwell of Emerson Process Control (www.emersonprocess.com) said, "A lot of the advanced process control [software] is becoming more of a commodity technology. For example, …we've implemented a lot of the system and status information into the DCS controller."
In his debut "User View" column in this month's Automation World (click here), Greg McMillan discusses proportional/integral/derivative (PID) control techniques. This retired Senior Fellow from Monsanto-Solutia and ISA Fellow describes how "PID solutions seem to require an expertise that is in the hands of a few," and that model predictive control (MPC) is being used as a preferred solution for even PID applications "because [such] software automatically identifies and implements process models."
Now it seems the same is true for factory automation. Valin Corporation (San Jose, Calif., www.valin.com) is a technical solutions provider for the technology, energy, life sciences, natural resources and transportation industries. Valin has been successful in taking customers from older control technologies with centralized control and replacing them with a more modern distributed architecture that includes intelligence at the remote nodes. The newer architecture allows better connectivity and visibility from the I/O level through the higher level plant management network. But, they don't require knowledge of advanced control techniques.
"In the '90s it seemed there was a need for unique control algorithms such as fuzzy logic, predictive control or model based control, to name a few of which I am aware," says Robin Slater, corporate vice president of sales at Valin. "Today, it seems these unique control advantages are no longer the lead in discussion or sales advantage when it comes to control. Controllers now have greater flexibility and unique adapters to handle most of these once-unique control techniques. It is as if these control methods have been commoditized within the controllers of today."
What Slater is seeing from his customers is "more and more of a desire for a larger number, and more specifically more types, of combined inputs and outputs available in a single control architecture."
The focus with distributed control has always been on speed of response and redundancy, says Slater. "The speed of updates and response between the controllers and the control devices has improved greatly through networking protocols, and [through] manufactures allowing for common standards across control platforms. Increased speeds of response have allowed the distributive control to remain, while allowing some of the critical control loops to be pushed into the field, closer to the applications."
Commoditization occurs when goods lose differentiation, and it's generally considered a bad thing for the maker of the goods, because the price goes down—think generic pharmaceuticals or DRAM chips. When it comes to automation, however, commoditization of advanced process control techniques is a good thing for users. With increasingly smart programmable automation controller (PACs), users don't need to know the details of advanced control because the controller handles it for them, with no extra cost or time invested. Automation professionals get all the benefits of optimized process control, without any of the work.
>> Renee Robbins Bassett, firstname.lastname@example.com, is Managing Editor of Automation World.


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From the Mailbag: On Japan and the YenSubmitted by Capitalist Exploits on 08/03/2015 14:00 -0500
Will the Japanese "monetary perpetuum mobile" ever get questioned by financial markets?
Was Kyle Bass Wrong About Japan?Submitted by Capitalist Exploits on 07/29/2015 11:12 -0500
Why I've come to thinking that Kyle Bass' short JGB premise may well be wrong
A Helpless China Tips Its Hand: A Market Crash "Poses Great Danger To Social Stability"Submitted by Tyler Durden on 06/28/2015 17:04 -0500
"The positive wealth effect of the equity market on consumption or aggregate demand is limited in China, but an equity market collapse would hurt millions of mid-class households and pose great danger to the economy and social stability."
Writing's On The Wall: Texas Pulls $1 Billion In Gold From NY Fed, Makes It "Non-Confiscatable"Submitted by Tyler Durden on 06/14/2015 22:30 -0500
The lack of faith in central bank trustworthiness is spreading. First Germany, then Holland, and Austria, and now - as we noted was possible previously - Texas has enacted a Bill to repatriate $1 billion of gold from The NY Fed's vaults to a newly established state gold bullion depository..."People have this image of Texas as big and powerful … so for a lot of people, this is exactly where they would want to go with their gold," and the Bill includes a section to prevent forced seizure from the Federal Government. Is this the first step down a road to secession?
Kyle Bass Was Right: Texas To Create Own Bullion Depository, Repatriate $1 Billion Of GoldSubmitted by Tyler Durden on 06/01/2015 22:10 -0500
Most investors have heard Kyle Bass' rather eloquent phrase, "buying gold is just buying a put against the idiocy of the political cycle. It's that simple." However, what few may remember was his warnings in 2011, suggesting the University of Texas Investment Management Co. take delivery of its gold - as opposed to trusting it in the 'safe' hands of COMEX massively levered paper warehouse. Now, as The Star Telegram reports, Texas is going one step further with State Rep. Giovanni Capriglione asking the Legislature to create a Texas Bullion Depository, where Texas could store its gold. The goal is to create a secure facility that would allow the state to bring home more than $1 billion in gold bars that are owned by UTIMCO and are now housed at HSBC in New York.
Why Russia Is On A Gold Buying SpreeSubmitted by Tyler Durden on 05/27/2015 17:11 -0500
"As you know we are increasing our gold holdings, although this comes with market risks. The price of it (gold) swings, but on the other hand it is a 100 percent guarantee from legal and political risks."
Albert Edwards On What Happens Next: "More QE - Everywhere!"Submitted by Tyler Durden on 04/30/2015 10:49 -0500
"The Q1 US GDP data was a major disappointment to the market as business investment declined due to the intensifying US profits recession. Only the biggest inventory build in history stopped the economy subsiding into a recessionary quagmire. The US economy is struggling and the Fed will ultimately re-engage the QE spigot. Talk is growing that China will soon be doing the same as local authorities struggle to issue debt. But this week we want to focus on Japan, having just made my fist visit to that fine nation for over a decade! Japan, the third largest economy in the world, is also in trouble (see chart below) and will soon be increasing its off-the-scale QE programme to an out-of-this-world QE programme." - Albert Edwards
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We are silver bulls! Yes, that's true. But before we make some money we will most probably lose some. $12 silver is a real possibility! Hedge Funds Wrong Again. Same as with Oil
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Traders Lose Faith In BoJ As Another Weak Japanese Auction Sparks JPY, JGB TurmoilSubmitted by Tyler Durden on 02/12/2015 23:36 -0500
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"Long before the appointed day arrives, the election becomes the greatest, and one might say the only, affair occupying men's minds. ... The President, for his part, is absorbed in the task of defending himself before the majority. ... As the election draws near, intrigues grow more active and agitation is more lively and widespread. The citizens divide up (and the) whole nation gets into a feverish state."
Sound familiar? How little things have changed, which is another tribute to the continuity of American history.
Even more remarkable is what happens after election fever breaks: Everything suddenly calms down, like a great river returning to its banks after a flood that has swept everything away. As if there had never been any Great Divide at all. And life flows on.
It'll be a great day, Wednesday, November 7, 2012. The flood will be over. The waters will begin to recede. Look for a dove to descend with an olive branch.
But while passions mount, so does zealotry. Only the perspective that time lends may cure it.
Pulitzer Prize-winning Paul Greenberg, one of the most respected and honored commentators in America, is the editorial page editor of the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette.


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