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Here are links to some of his films that are now in the public domain and free to watch!
All four of the these shorts from 1917 can be seen here: The Immigrant, The Adventurer, The Cure, and Easy Street. The Kid, 1921 The Gold Rush, 1925 A Woman of Paris, 1923 If you search video.google.com, you will find lots more! |
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Here is the link to the archive.org search for Chaplin. There are far too many of his films available for me to post them all. Usually, when I find a movie on archive.org, someone has posted it on video.google.com where I watch a full screen version.
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[verse one:]
Remember when I was so weak 4 you,
Remember when I felt so deep 4 you,
I remember the day I cried 4 you,
Remember the days I thoughi'd die for you.
But you said you had no time for me,
Said that you and I would never be,
Said you wouldn't mind gettin' up between my legs,
But not good enough to be your girl that's what you said.
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Ooh how you broke my heart that day,
All the love I had for you,
But only disrespect did you show me.
Now you want my love,
So what ya tryin' 2 tell me?
Now I'm good enough?
And now you want my time,
If you think you're gunna get it must be out ya fuckin mind.
[verse two:]
Now it was pure disrespect that you showed me,
And now suddenly a brother wanna know me,
Is it because I'm ms. Dynamitee,
That suddenly you wantin' me to be your wifey.
You're showing how shallow you really are,
Coz all this shit don't make me no superstar,
Lickle name lickle fame up in this game,
Shit ain't changed, shit ain't changed,
I'm still the same,
I'm still the same girl,
Who's heart you broke that day,
All the love I had for you,
But only disrespect did you show me.
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Da da da
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Now you tried misusin', abusin' and usin'
Was it ammusin' when you was confusin'
And left me in sorrow.
Now tell me who's in control.
And it was so upsettin' but now I'm lettin' you know my love you ain't gettin',
I'm bettin' that you regrettin' the day you stole that lickle piece of my soul.
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Lyrics taken from http://www.lyricsmode.com/lyrics/m/ms_dynamite/now_u_want_my_love.html


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Vans announced today that Anthony Van Engelen and Johnny Layton, each already riding for Vans shoes, are the first two skaters to sign Vans apparel deals. AVE, whose first Vans shoe, the AV Era, hits stores July 1, has ridden for Vans since last October, while Layton has been with Vans for more than two years, dating back to his am days. While AVE and Johnny are wearing Vans threads right now, look for signature product from these guys in Fall 2007.
Vans, long known as the original skate shoe maker, is diving deeper into the apparel game with a wide selection of denim, knit and woven shirts, jackets, hoodies, pants and accessories such as hats, belts, backpacks and wallets to go along with tons of tees.
Van Engelen, a skater with a rare combination of strength and style, grew up skating in his native San Diego and went pro in 1999 at the age of 21 with his board sponsor, Alien Workshop. In addition to Vans, Anthony is also supported by Spitfire and Royal Trucks.
Layton, from Murrieta, CA, just went pro with Toy Machine at the end of 2005. Johnny is also sponsored by Ricta wheels, Thunder trucks and Active boardshop.
The Vans skate team also includes Geoff Rowley, Tony Trujillo, John Cardiel, Dustin Dollin, Ethan Fowler, Bucky Lasek, Steve Caballero, Christian Hosoi, Ray Barbee, Omar Hassan, Danny Wainwright, Scott Kane, Flo Marfaing and ams Danny Cerezini, Raymond Molinar, Van Wastell, Andrew Allen, Dylan Rieder, Chima Ferguson, Keegan Sauder, Jon Goemann and Angel Ramirez.


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Music City showcased a little bit of country when Cassadee Pope performed at tonight's women's basketball championship game.
The season three winner of The Voice sang tonight's national anthem.
"I was extremely honored," said the pop rock turned country singer. This is such a big event that is all about girl's empowerment."
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The event being in Nashville just made it all the more meaningful to the former lead vocalist of the pop rock band Hey Monday.
"This was special to me. I have lots of history here," said Pope. "This is where I had my first solo music video. Started my first radio tour here."
Pope was the first female winner of The Voice and her single "Wasting All These Tears" peaked at No. 5 on the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart


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SwiftKit Mobile for Android
Today we have released the initial version of SwiftKit Mobile onto the Android Marketplace. SwiftKit Mobile is a project that we have started to bring SwiftKit utilities and features to your phones for while you are on the go. Currently we only have an Android version but are looking into iPhone/iPod Touch solutions.
Version 1.0 at the moment features a highscores lookup. However with future updates we plan to expand on the content to include database lookups (prices, items, monsters, clans), Adventure Log, basic calculators, notifications and much more.
If you do have an Android device we encourage you to install it and let us know how it performs, positively or negatively.
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Personalized Grilled Pizza
The co-host each made their own version of this pizza. Try their combinations or make your own.
- Ingredients
- step-by-step directions
Personalized Grilled Pizza
- For the Pizza:
- 1 Ball of pizza dough - use Mario's pizza dough recipe or store bought
- 1/2 cup olive oil
- bench flour
- tomato sauce
For Clinton's:
- caramelized onions
- goat cheese
- rosemary
- olive oil
For Mario's:
- Olive tapenade
- Fresh mozzarella
- red pepper jelly
For Michael's:
- Prosciutto
- Figs
- Extra virgin olive oil
For Carla's:
- Grilled salami
- Fresh mozzarella
- basil
- crushed red pepper
For Daphne's:
- Roasted and Grilled Shiitake mushrooms
- caramelized onions
- arugula
- crushed red pepper
- Kosher salt
- Goat Cheese
- For the Pizza: Heat your grill/grill pan to high heat.
- Using your hands, or a rolling pin, stretch pizza dough into a round about a 1/4 inch thick, making sure there is no lip, and the dough is evenly flat.
- Oil your grill pan, and brush the top of your pizza liberally with oil. Place the dough--oil side down--on the grill pan, and let it cook until it begins to crisp and char, 6-7 minutes. Flip the dough, and begin topping the char side.
- Reduce heat to medium-high, or move off the flame while topping with desired toppings and tomato sauce. Cover with large lid or metal bowl until toppings are warm and cheese has melted, rotating the crust to prevent over-charring.
- Use these toppings for Clinton's version.
- Use these toppings for Mario's version.
- Use these toppings for Michael's version.
- Use these toppings for Carla's version.
- Use these toppings for Daphne's version.
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Shun 300/1,000-Grit Combination Whetstone
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When you're faced with an exceptionally dull blade, count on this dual-sided whetstone to help restore the original sharp edge. Start by using the abrasive 300-grit side to quickly remove material from the blade edge, then smooth and sharpen the edge with the fine 1000-grit side.
- Designed for use with Shun knives—and especially useful for sharpening very dull blades.
- The coarse 300-grit side shaves away surface material.
- The 1000-grit side is perfect for finishing the blade with a smooth, razor-sharp edge.
- Includes a rubber tray to ensure stability when sharpening.
- Designed by Shun, a Japanese company that has produced fine cutlery for more than 90 years.
- Dimensions & More Info
- 7" x 2 1/2".
- Made in Japan.
- Use & Care
- Use with straight-edged knives only; not for use with serrated blades.
- Because the coarse 300-grit side tends to remove a lot of surface material, it's best suited to expert users.
- Thoroughly soak the whetstone before sharpening.
- A paste will accumulate on the whetstone during sharpening. Leave it in place while sharpening.
- Clean whetstone under running water and allow to air dry.
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text: COTD: Teach The Children About The Chaparral 2E EditionRaphael Orlove5/17/12 5:30pmFiled to: Commenter Of The DayCOTD89EditPromoteShare to KinjaToggle Conversation toolsGo to permalink When Jim Hall debuted the unbelievably radical Chaparral 2E, the car that almost singlehandedly brought the idea of downforce to motorsports, Eric Broadley of Lola Cars joined the ranks of doubters and perpetual haters. Advertisement Jim Hall actually overheard Broadley when he said, "If Hall had the suspension right he wouldn't need that wing." Well, Broadley decided not to support the next generation of car designers and his cars got whipped on the track. And now his company is bankrupt. So there.While we were discussing Shelby's racing history, we got a Broadley-esque comment of jovial skepticism from True-Blue has successfully rebuilt his Holley 4160. "If you only know the late Carroll Shelby for his tuner cars" - then you're on the wrong website, bub.This is the wrong kind of attitude. MechaScroggzilla replied with some open-minded wisdom. Advertisement Don't be so hard on "the kids". Considering it's been over a half century since Carroll Shelby's last race, and most of his victories were on US soil (the history of which, strangely enough, isn't as well documented as his international racing career), the younger Jalopniks main reference point are those "tuner cars". It's up to us, who know better, to pass that knowledge along.Photo Credit: imca-slotracing.comReply89 repliesLeave a reply


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Chemistry in its element – ozone
Posted by PhilR on Wed 11 Apr 2012Categories: News , Podcasts | No Comments
The late Sherwood Rowland got his Nobel prize for his work on this week's molecule. But it's best kept at a safe distance. David Lindsay takes a look at ozone in this week's Chemistry in its element podcast to find out why.


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The Littlerock Lobos JV basketball team lost Monday's home non-conference game against Desert by a score of 40-32.
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The Desert Scorpions basketball team scored 40 points and held the host Littlerock Lobos to 32 in the Scorpions non-league triumph on Monday.
The Scorpions now sport a 1-0 record. They put it on the line next when they travel to Boron for a non-league contest on Monday, December 5.
The Lobos (0-1) will now prepare for their contest against Hart (Newhall, CA). The Indians enter the non-league contest with a 0-0 record.


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"Epic Cross Joint as seen in the preview for Pineapple Express... light all three ends at the same time and the smoke converges creating a trifecta of joint smoking power."
"I got inspired. Why stop at improvised bongs when there are so many other smoking skills to expand from?"
"So we sit down our roach outside for later, come back and this is what we see. The worm was spinning in circles."


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FICO Launches First Analytic Solution for Fighting First-Party and Third-Party Application Fraud
Modular system addresses problem costing an estimated $6.7 billion in U.S. alone
Feb 14, 2013, 08:30 ET
SAN JOSE, Calif., Feb. 14, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- FICO (NYSE: FICO), the leading provider of predictive analytics and decision management technology, today announced the availability of an advanced solution for the costly problem of application fraud. FICO® Application Fraud Manager is the first solution combining advanced decision management and investigative workflow capabilities with analytics for both first-party and third-party application fraud. The solution is aimed at helping both private companies and public agencies — across multiple sectors and vertical markets — reduce losses while improving customer service.
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While application fraud is reported to cost credit grantors more than $6.7 billion a year in the U.S. alone, published figures may not account for the full scope of the problem. Most reported application fraud is third-party fraud, which involves identity theft — many industry experts believe the bigger problem is first-party fraud, in which the criminal is the customer, who obtains credit (often by falsifying information) without intending to pay it back. This kind of fraud has historically been difficult to detect, and often the losses are characterized as bad debt rather than fraud. In its October 2012 report First-Party Fraud: The Global Battle Against Diabolical Charge-Offs, the industry analyst group AITE estimates that first-party fraud in credit cards worldwide cost $18.5 billion in 2012, and will rise to $28.6 billion by 2016. First-party fraud is also an issue in mortgage originations, personal loans and other financial services lines of business, as well as in other industries where the extension of customer privileges to people applying under false pretenses costs businesses and governments billions of dollars every year. Identifying fraudulent intent before booking new accounts, delivering products, or providing services will help organizations reduce losses and operational costs, while managing regulatory and operational risk.
Along with FICO® Falcon® Fraud Manager, the world's leading solution for payments fraud, FICO® Application Fraud Manager enables clients to leverage FICO's advanced analytics technologies in the fight against fraud across the customer lifecycle, starting with new customer approvals. The new solution can host multiple models that identify third-party and first-party fraud for specific portfolios, and includes a configurable fuzzy matching algorithm that works with single and multi-byte languages to provide superior results for fraud matching rules. FICO Application Fraud Manager's other components include data orchestration, decision support and case management.
UniCredit Group, a major international financial institution with strong roots in 22 European countries and an international network presence in approximately 50 markets, recently purchased FICO first-party and third-party application fraud models for its personal loans division in Italy. As reported by UniCredit's Risk Management department, "Our main objective was to further enhance our ability in detecting potentially fraudulent applications, while increasing efficiency and effectiveness in our fraud investigations. We needed a solution which could enable us to focus on the credit applications with the highest likelihood of fraud while improving the customer experience. We chose FICO for its international leadership in fraud analytics as well as its ability to partner with us and improve our fraud operations."
The FICO® Application Fraud Manager components can be used with a lender's existing originations system. FICO Application Fraud Manager shares relevant alerts, scores, strategies, decisions and case dispositions across channels, products and lines of business. The solution supports batch and real-time fraud reviews, and FICO offers multiple deployment options based on country/region.
"We've designed this solution to deliver rapid results," said Doug Clare, vice president of product management at FICO. "The flexible component-driven architecture shortens deployment time and allows businesses to add components as needed, and build their way to true enterprise protection. Major lenders using our custom application fraud solutions have reduced their application fraud losses by up to 30% in the first year alone."
"While much of the discussion on fraud tends to center around identity theft and third-party fraud, the weak economy and opportunities to commit fraud at credit issuance continue to drive first-party fraud losses," said CEB TowerGroup research director Jason Malo. "Companies approving requests for credit-based services, whether they are financial institutions, mortgage lenders, retailers or otherwise, need a solution that proactively assesses the likelihood of fraud as well as the creditworthiness of the applicant."
FICO® Application Fraud Manager further extends FICO's leadership in payments fraud. FICO® Falcon® Fraud Manager is the most accurate and comprehensive solution for detecting payment fraud, reducing losses by up to 50 percent and protecting more than 2.5 billion payment accounts worldwide. These solutions work together as part of FICO's portfolio of solutions for enterprise fraud management. FICO was recently awarded "best-in-class" status by CEB TowerGroup for card fraud and enterprise fraud management, as well as for consumer loan origination systems.
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FICO (NYSE: FICO) delivers superior predictive analytics solutions that drive smarter decisions. The company's groundbreaking use of mathematics to predict consumer behavior has transformed entire industries and revolutionized the way risk is managed and products are marketed. FICO's innovative solutions include the FICO® Score — the standard measure of consumer credit risk in the United States — along with industry-leading solutions for managing credit accounts, identifying and minimizing the impact of fraud, and customizing consumer offers with pinpoint accuracy. Most of the world's top banks, as well as leading insurers, retailers, pharmaceutical companies and government agencies, rely on FICO solutions to accelerate growth, control risk, boost profits and meet regulatory and competitive demands. FICO also helps millions of individuals manage their personal credit health through www.myFICO.com. Learn more at www.fico.com. FICO: Make every decision count™.
For FICO news and media resources, visit www.fico.com/news.
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Except for historical information contained herein, the statements contained in this news release that relate to FICO or its business are forward-looking statements within the meaning of the "safe harbor" provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. These forward-looking statements are subject to risks and uncertainties that may cause actual results to differ materially, including the success of the Company's Decision Management strategy and reengineering plan, the maintenance of its existing relationships and ability to create new relationships with customers and key alliance partners, its ability to continue to develop new and enhanced products and services, its ability to recruit and retain key technical and managerial personnel, competition, regulatory changes applicable to the use of consumer credit and other data, the failure to realize the anticipated benefits of any acquisitions, continuing material adverse developments in global economic conditions, and other risks described from time to time in FICO's SEC reports, including its Annual Report on Form 10-K for the year ended September 30, 2012 and its last quarterly report on Form 10-Q for the period ended December 31, 2012. If any of these risks or uncertainties materializes, FICO's results could differ materially from its expectations. FICO disclaims any intent or obligation to update these forward-looking statements.
FICO, Falcon and "Make every decision count" are trademarks or registered trademarks of Fair Isaac Corporation in the United States and in other countries.


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Fluid Flow Simulation of Preconcentration Membranes Using Finite Elements Tools
R. Inglés[1], J. Pallares[2], J.L. Ramirez[1], and E. Llobet[1][1]Dept. of Electronic, Electrical and Automatic Control Engineering, Universitat Rovira i Virgili, Tarragona, Spain
[2]Department of Mechanical Engineering School of Chemical
Engineering Universitat Rovira i Virgili, Tarragona, Spain
We use finite elements simulations in order to study the fluid flow behavior in a chamber of a preconcentrator. We realized that most part of the fluid does not affect our preconcentrator because it is going out the chamber at high distance above it and parallel to the preconcentrator. So, we are wasting most part of our fluid and we need a lot of time to have a good concentrator factor. We propose a chamber modification that forces the fluid to go near the preconcentrator and perpendicular to it, thus, improving concentration factor almost twice. With this new design we are able to concentrate more analyte in the same period of time.


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Drug interactions and drug side effects occur all-too-often in patients' lives. Now there's a new online resource to help guide pharmaceutical developers as they endeavor to improve testing for potentially harmful drug interactions before new medicines reach consumers.
The UCSF-FDA TransPortal is the result of partnership spearheaded by UCSF and the U.S Food and Drug Administration (FDA). Its focus is on how drugs interact with gatekeeper proteins called membrane transporters.
Transporters play specific roles as hosts or bouncers to either boot out specific drugs or to escort them inside. They control whether drugs can gain access to cells and organs throughout the body, including the liver and kidneys—big players in drug metabolism and elimination.
Anticipating Drug Side Effects
In recent years specific transporters have been found to play a role in drug side effects, such as the muscle pain and weakness sometimes caused by statins. Transporters influence the effectiveness of certain anti-cancer treatments.
An unanticipated drug interaction with a transporter associated with the blood-brain barrier determines how much of the anti-flu drug Tamiflu gets into the brain, and might help explain rare cases of suicide documented among young Tamiflu users.
Kathleen Giacomini, PhD, chair of the Department of Bioengineering and Therapeutic Sciences at UCSF, a joint program of the UCSF schools of pharmacy and medicine, is an international expert on transporters and leads the partnership. She is a leader in the study of pharmacogenomics – how an individual's genetics determine his or her response to medicines. Giacomini's lab focuses on the roles of membrane transporters in drug absorption, disposition, targeting, and in clinical drug response.
Giacomini also is a leader within the International Transporter Consortium, a collaborative group of scientists from academia, industry and the FDA that explores the role of transporters in therapeutic and adverse drug responses. She has identified several genetic variants among these transporter proteins that can cause metabolism of certain drugs to vary among individuals.
Drugs rely on the smooth operation of specific membrane transporters, of which there are dozens, but some drugs can affect the functioning of a transporter that another drug relies upon.
In addition, researchers are discovering genetic variations among individuals in transporter genes that can affect drug effectiveness and safety.
The FDA already has issued guidelines strongly recommending that drug interactions with seven membrane transporters be tested, but there is information on the new site available on many more.
To better understand how drug concentrations rise and fall within the body after a particular dosage, one ought to know which transporters act on the drug, Giacomini said—but that is not all one needs to know.
Drugs taken at the same time might rely on the same transporters to get where they're going. More dramatically, sometimes a co-administered drug can inhibit the workings of a transporter the other drug relies on.
"Transporter-mediated drug–drug interactions often affect clinical outcomes," Giacomini said.
While much remains to be discovered about how drugs interact with transporters, drug developers can use the UCSF-FDA TransPortal to make better use of what is already known, she said.
Speeding Development of Improved Treatments
The project is one of many that the FDA has supported through its Critical Path Initiative, through which it aims to speed the development of improved treatments for patients by facilitating better use of scientific discoveries, technical tools and information technology in the evaluation of the safety, effectiveness and manufacturability of new medical products.
Through the initiative, the FDA strives to bring together federal agencies, patient groups, academic researchers, industry, health care practitioners, and others to collaborate on practical solutions to problems that slow the advancement of new treatments through the drug development pipeline.
During a May 2012 lecture on UCSF's Mission Bay campus, Janet Woodcock, director of the FDA's Center for Drug Evaluation and Research (CDER), said that evaluating the effectiveness of drugs remains a "huge challenge." There is a need for better tools, techniques and strategies to identify winners, minimize costs and reduce failures during drug development, according to Woodcock.
The UCSF-FDA TransPortal helps further these aims, Giacomini said, not only by providing a compendium about what has been learned to date about drug-drug interactions at transporters, but also because it offers guidance about how to select and conduct pre-clinical studies to identify potential interactions with new drug candidates.
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Ski and Snow Shop at Curvissa
LONDON, January 15, 2013 /PRNewswire/ --
With Christmas and New Year all over, the January blues can creep up on you before you know it... unless you're jetting off on a skiing holiday, that is! As well as stocking the latest on trend clothing in plus sizes, Curvissa also boast a collection of ski and snow garments, perfect for your dream winter holiday.
Whether you're an avid off-piste adrenaline junkie or prefer the jovialities of festive après ski, you can wrap up in style this season with Curvissa's collection of on-trend ski-wear suitable for the cold. They've got all the essentials covered including fleeces, coats and leggings to name but a few...
You'll see for yourself that the collection places a strong emphasis on gorgeous purple shades and tones, from velvet violets to very berry, pretty pinks and lilacs. It's no doubt that this is the colour of the season so you can guarantee you'll be bang on trend.
From ski coats and quilted coats to functional outdoor jackets that will keep you stylishly protected from the wind and rain, there's also soft shell outerwear that's breathable, warm and won't restrict your movement, so there's something for everyone.
Other skiing essentials include a plush scarf, hat and gloves to keep you warm on and off-piste. Curvissa's selection of winter warming accessories is perfect in this instance. How about an oversized knitted hat in an array of colours ranging from gold to cream and silver to grey teamed with a chunky knit scarf?
With this essential ski and snow collection, skiing in style isn't hard with Curvissa.
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"Smile," my mother used to say when I was little.
And, of course, I would smile. (Well, most of the time.) She'd issue the instruction when we were off to see a grandmother, say, or to attend some special gathering. It was my childhood duty to smile, to please her – all mothers want their children to be happy, and even if I wasn't, I understood the importance of social graces. It was my learned little-girl accoutrement, part of what it meant to be feminine and well behaved.
I was thinking about smiles, and my childhood repertoire of them, as I watched the taped video of Colonel Russell Williams in the police interrogation room. The convicted murderer was all blustery confidence at that point, unaware that the damning evidence of his boot imprint, along with the tire track from his Nissan Pathfinder, would soon give him little choice but to confess his sex crimes. When told he was being videotaped, the former colonel looked up at the camera and flashed a big, quick grin. "No problem," that smile said. "I'm a good, law-abiding guy."
He is a psychopath, after all. Smiles are in his arsenal. All of us are less than genuine in our expressions from time to time, psychopathy aside. Happiness or kindness is not the cause of all smiles, even though many assume that it is.
Decode our smiley-faced-media-saturated culture and you'll see a variety of meanings behind the grin. There's Stephen Harper's Prime Ministerial close-lipped smile, the default expression of any politician who wants to convey calm confidence even when he or she doesn't feel it. There's the red-carpet grin of celebrities, part of their image craft to convey the utter marvellousness of their closely surveyed lives. And who believes the smile of the loser on a reality show is about happiness. It's polite (and hopefully gracious) in defeat.
Long ago in our evolution, humans developed "the voluntary as well as involuntary smile," explains Marianne LaFrance, social psychologist at Yale University and author of Lip Service: Smiles in Life, Death, Trust, Lies, Work, Memory, Sex and Politics, to be published next spring.
Babies smile at five or six weeks of age, not out of pleasure, but to seduce their caregivers into staying close. As adults, we have other survival ruses. "The theory is that we acquired this capacity to smile intentionally and unintentionally so that we wouldn't be an open book, that if everything I felt was immediately available to you by looking at me, you might take advantage of me, you might otherwise do me harm. But if I can fake you out, then my chances of survival go up," Dr. LaFrance says.
The intentional smile arises from a different part of the brain than the unintentional or genuine one does, she says. And there are ways to identify them.
A few clues:
* Trust the crow's feet. A genuine smile involves the eyes.
* Beware the lopsided grin. Consider the sneer: It's an expression of disbelief or cynicism.
* Dismiss the snap-on smile. It's the grin of the maitre d': It pops on the face when you arrive and pops off as soon as you leave.
The genuine smile slips on slowly and doesn't last long, Dr. LaFrance says. It's the one we should treasure because it suggests what the Dalai Lama calls "fresh happiness" – an unexpected and honest emotion that springs from the better part of our humanity. It's not put on, not rehearsed, not learned for manners or for survival. It's rare, in other words.
Which brings me to my subway smile. And no, I don't mean the expression on the platform that we all know well, the "Yes, I'm human. And I know are you are too. Hello. Now get out of my way."
It was morning when I saw it. Rush hour. An eyes-cast-down sort of journey. At a station stop a few after mine, a woman stumbled onto the train. She had thick glasses and a collapsible white cane tucked under one arm. She hovered, trying to find a place to sit. There was. She sat down across from me, next to a young woman, who was wearing jeans, combat boots and a T-shirt.
The blind woman moved close to her. "Do you have a dog?" she asked suddenly.
Ms. Dreadlocks pulled out her ear buds. "Yeah," she responded briskly. She looked away.
Ms. Dreadlocks looked askance at the woman who was now leaning in. "No, female," she said, clearly hoping this was the end of the inquiry.
"What colour?" The blind woman couldn't see the young woman's look of cool disaffection.
"Oh." Another pause. She then said she has a dog, a brown one too, male.
"That's nice," Ms. Dreadlocks offered lamely.
"What's her name?"
"My dog?"
The blind woman nodded.
"And yours?" Ms. Dreadlocks was warming up now.
"Nice," she replied sweetly.
Ms. Dreadlocks could see that I had been observing their stilted interaction. A slow, sweet smile crept onto her face and I smiled back at her, a look of acknowledgment, I suppose, that here was a random, beautiful thing, poking out of the oppressive anonymity of an unfeeling city.
As I stood up to get off, Ms. Dreadlocks' scarf shifted a bit. I could read the tattoo on her alabaster-white skin, strung like a low necklace across her upper chest.
"To Hell With All That," the fancy, black script read.
Oh, how perfect life can be: unexpected and lovely. I smiled again as I exited the train, a smile to myself, really, and one that likely no one would have understood if they'd seen it.
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April 4, 2008: Annual WFMU Graf Special: Graffiti Women feat. Lady Pink, Muck, & Toofly + photojournalist Karla Murray
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Fri. 4/4/08 3:03pm
Heeeere we go! | |
Fri. 4/4/08 3:03pm
robots | |
Fri. 4/4/08 3:03pm
Sean Daily:
Third comment! Woo hoo! | |
Fri. 4/4/08 3:04pm
whats up billy | |
Fri. 4/4/08 3:14pm
<=============:Beautiful:. [Also: pouring some on the drumkit for Klaus Dinger.] | |
Fri. 4/4/08 3:15pm
Always wanted to be the 6th comment! Btw, which Bronx museum is hosting the graffiti display---the BMA? And for how long? (I'll be out that way in a coupla weeks.) | |
Fri. 4/4/08 3:16pm
it might be raining but at least its not snowing here in Portland Maine. love yah BILLY, its been a few weeks since i have been able to listen live | |
Fri. 4/4/08 3:17pm
What's up everybody?! Cheers to all the female graf artists out there! Many thanks to you for your continued dedication to the art! | |
Fri. 4/4/08 3:52pm
Absolutely not! :) | |
Fri. 4/4/08 3:53pm
Only 5%...damn... Quick question for you ladies... How do you feel about current younger female street artists like Maya Hayuk and Swoon? And how do you all feel about the current popularity of wheatpasting and woodblocks versus straight up, traditional spray paint bombing? | |
Fri. 4/4/08 3:54pm
i def admire the new age graf like that surrealist stuff but nothing beats old school graf from nyc | |
Fri. 4/4/08 3:54pm
Paul P in Berlin:
great interview. just jumped to the ad hoc gallery online to see lady pink and aiko. great stuff | |
Fri. 4/4/08 4:01pm
coolest mom ever | |
Fri. 4/4/08 4:27pm
yo billy jam i gotta go to work super great show today man i checked out the ladies graf all awesome stuff man keep it real folks | |
Fri. 4/4/08 4:29pm
Born and raised in LIC, NY.....exposed to graff since forever through my bro. Currently researching Lady Pink for my research paper and can't wait to go view Pink's and Aiko's work in Bklyn! Great interview. The ladies are providing me with great info for my paper. Keep up the creative juices ladies. God bless! | |
Fri. 4/4/08 4:30pm
paul p in berlin:
just to say the graffitti art in berlin is great and tha all round bombing of the centre of the city. its an integral part of the urban visual landscape. its strange in berlin because to look at the the windows of the trains and trams which are mostly scraped and scratched combined with the all round bombing you might think that the place is very out of control in terms of it been rough on the streets but in actual fact its incredibly peaceful too, without been boring. | |
Fri. 4/4/08 4:33pm
hey--been away from the radio for a bit but do you know anything about the new movie BOMB IT? the global graffiti documentary..any insight (pardon if you mentioned it already.... | |
Fri. 4/4/08 4:35pm
yeah! ladies in the house. fantastic! | |
Fri. 4/4/08 4:35pm
Awesome! Thanks for the advice. | |
Fri. 4/4/08 4:36pm
north guinea hills:
good shit... at work, so i'll check the web galleries tonight..... thanks, that was good fun!... :) | |
Fri. 4/4/08 4:40pm
north guinea hills:
jessica... WTF!!!????!!!, Klaus Dinger is dead....... AAAAAAAAAAARRRRRRRRRRGGGGGGGGHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! | |
Fri. 4/4/08 4:45pm
I checked out some of the sites mentioned earlier. Lady Pink's "Brick Girl Crying" is particularly great. | |
Fri. 4/4/08 4:46pm
north guinea hills:
wow, i've been asleep, klaus sailed the river styxx on march 20.... | |
Fri. 4/4/08 4:54pm
I agree. Check out Pink's : Lady Liberty is Bush's Whore.....in the Brooklyn Museum | |
Fri. 4/4/08 4:58pm
Hey Billy - This playlist wasn't set to "Accu" so I changed it. Hope that's OK. Now the song info is appearing in the player as well as at the top of the homepage. | |
Fri. 4/4/08 4:59pm
i think the Brooklyn Museum is free tomorrow (every 1st Saturday). That last track (PG 13 & Wake, i think?) was amazing fruit. | |
Fri. 4/4/08 5:01pm
north guinea hills - I know! That strange vibration we all felt that Thursday night makes sense, now. The news just broke today: he was 12hrs from Year of Klaus 62. Equinox seems a likely time to boogie into the great beyond, really, esp. if it's also your birthday. Eh? | |
Fri. 4/4/08 5:03pm
AHHHHH JEYEASSSSSSSS this is the jam.....thx billyjam 4 keepin it tricked out | |
Fri. 4/4/08 5:07pm
north guinea hills:
i suppose this means there will be no neu neu! nuances..... | |
Fri. 4/4/08 5:10pm
What kinda dog, Billy Jam? | |
Fri. 4/4/08 5:14pm
north guinea hills:
enjoy the weekend y'all, hopefully the sun will dance among us.... | |
Fri. 4/4/08 5:21pm
Poor Klaus... best-named drummer ever. | |
Fri. 4/4/08 5:29pm
Sorry, but Zigaboo Modeliste trumps Klaus for best-named drummer ever (I think). | |
Fri. 4/4/08 5:34pm
Starz Vanderlocket is also a fine percussionist name. | |
Fri. 4/4/08 5:34pm
fair point, like. | |
Fri. 4/4/08 5:38pm
woof! woof! have a great weekend all. thnx billy, for another great show, see ya in the archives. | |
Fri. 4/4/08 5:50pm
hey im irish never heard this before!! | |
Fri. 4/4/08 5:51pm
ahh.. jinx lennon ..legend! | |
Fri. 4/4/08 5:55pm
happy weekend loveys--over and out...girls of grafitti kick ass! | |
Fri. 4/4/08 6:12pm
LOVED THE show billy!! keep up the good work! i was in NYC last weekend and i checked out the NPR thing at the Whitney, and let me tell you that that was the best "work" in the whole show... oh man how depressing the Biennial was... the work in Chelsea and at the art fair shows was great!! wish i woulda known about the installation in Harlem i would have made it a point to check it out! | |
Fri. 4/4/08 6:33pm
thanks again Billy, Jim, and Karla!!! www.tooflynyc.com | |
Fri. 4/4/08 6:42pm
Jim and Karla Murray:
Thanks BILLY JAM, MUCK, TOOFLY and LADY PINK for a great show!!!! | |
Mon. 4/7/08 9:31pm
Billy Jam:
Thanks for checking out the archives of this show + thanks to all involved in this 2nd Annual WFMU Graffiti special especially Karla Murray for co-producing. And that German graffiti movie myself and Toofly were trying to remember name of is called "Pure Hate" and the best scene - where they arrive deep in the night in ninja like fashion ready to descend on a train with their spraycans is here on this YouTube link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NFuUs0VTFsU&feature=related Art by Pink Smith (J&K) <img src="http://hiphopslam.com/bj/online_photos/PINKSMITH.jpg"> | |
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Wednesday, 27 July 2011
Writing isn't always a piece of cake
Any excuse to post a picture of a piece of cake....
But it's true. Writing small stones, or anything, can be difficult.
It certainly is for me. Some days, I'd rather do anything than sit down at my computer and begin the first sentence.
Why is this? I think a lot of the reason is that when we write, we are trying to say what's true for us. We are putting something out there that people can look at, and have opinions about. We are exposing our vulnerable underbellies, just like our cat Fatty who lies with his paws in the air and dares you to touch him...
This is also why writing is important.
Writing gives us an opportunity to share these vulnerable parts. It gives us an opportunity to find our truth, whatever that might be.
So keep writing small stones. Keep working on your novel. Keep writing in your journal. Get support. Carry on.
We all find it difficult. You're in good company.
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I have enjoyed the process and hope that the improvement in my writing is beginning to show. The meditation on the day is very calming, although there is sometimes a strain trying to capture the right words.
Thank you to you both; I am hoping that there will be a subsequent improvement in my teaching.I think sometimes we are happy to be flowing in the river... and then we get hung up on a tree limb or stuck under a stone... And we want to still be out there flowing. I think sometimes you just have to be ok with being stuck. Easier said than done- that is for sure. Pass the cake- thanks again Fiona!
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Any buddy use one of these ? Its a 40 qrt. cooler 12v Its not real big ,just want it more for the trail and in the van for traveling. My wife picked it up at Meijers for $52.00 reg.$86.00 I'm kind of skeptical ................... Thanks Jeff |
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My mom has one of these, it keeps things pretty cold. The only problem she had was with produce. So besides some possible freezing problems should be good to go.
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January 8th, 2008, 07:34 PM | #5 |
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They will only keep things a certain temperature below the ambient temperature. My parents had one, it kept the beer cool, but couldn't compare with a good ice chest. They are all right though.
January 8th, 2008, 08:52 PM | #9 |
Glad I'm not Gay J. Hall!
They only keep things about 30 degrees cooler then the outside air. So if it's 60 out you are correct, but if it's 80 it will be about 50 inside. I used to have one in the truck with me they work fine for about a month or 2 being used every day! After that it kept things cool, but not cold at all! they would work fine for day trips, but there is a fan that pulls outside air to inside the cooler. If you are taking it wheeling make sure you keep the air vents clear and don't get any mud in there. They also sell rebuild kits for them at truck stops, comes with a new motor and some other parts. I just use a regular cooler and a bag of ice now, it keeps things colder.
January 8th, 2008, 11:22 PM | #10 |
I put the Ick in Dick.
January 9th, 2008, 12:12 AM | #11 |
Fuck talk, Duck walk!
i love my ARB fridge/freezer. Ive got the 42qt. model and it work perfectly all the time, hell in the middle of summer i can close it shut, turn it off and everything stays frosty inside for a long time. Ya it was uber expensive for a cooler, but to me well worth the price.
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January 9th, 2008, 01:51 AM | #12 |
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A buddy of mine who is an over the road truck driver used this for a refrigerator for about 5 months, every day, every night. It worked great during that time until the fan burned up. For camping etc this would be a great cooler though
January 9th, 2008, 04:57 AM | #13 | |
Glad I'm not Gay J. Hall!
That's what happened to mine, but it took about a year. For camping and road trips it would be a great cooler. They also work better if you buy things that are precooled, meaning don't buy warm pop/beer and put it in there to cool it. It takes way too long! IMO You will easily get a few good years from it not having it plugged in 24/7 like what I did. |
January 9th, 2008, 05:48 AM | #14 |
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we have had one for about 5 yrs. Use it 2-3 weeks a year camping. It sits under our awning and keeps beer and pop cold. Consistantly 40 deg under outside temp. Only problem is that the nipple on the 12v plug will melt into the plastic on the plug. about every other year I e-mail Coleman and they send a new cable. I hear that on the new ones the cable is hard wired and not replaceable??? If so that may be a problem
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The amazing photographs from the 2014 "Beyond Words" Fantasy Author Calendar are available here as prints, and signed by the authors featured. This photo, entitled Trapped, features Lauren Oliver as the Angel.
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single-pot balanced volume control
Peter Daniel said in post #3 and #22 about the single-pot balanced volume control--
1. How do you calculate the optimal value for a (normal) volume control at the input to your preamp? I have heard 25-50K mentioned for the BZLS input. How/why? 2. How do you calculate the optimal value for a (normal) volume control at the output to your preamp? I have heard 5-10K mentioned for the BZLS input. How/why? 3. With the single-pot method of volume control of a balanced amp, no part of the pot is grounded, or placed across the amp's input or output. How do you work out the right value for this pot? Thanks, Grant |
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Hi Grant,
The options to adjust the volume of the BZLS really freak you out, don't they? Apparently, the simplicity of the line-stage makes it more difficult to decide upon the 'right' level-control Anyway here are my observations: Quote:
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It was simulated - where? A, B or C (post 72)? I think that A, but nearby the input (C) would be maybe fine with a higher value, too -? Could you possibly simulate it? Laci |
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Hi Laci,
I simulated the circuit at A (post 72) but contrary to the picture, after the 100K resistors. Attenuation before these resistors does not work. According to my simulations, attenuation at the input (C) should work well with a 10k-pot. A 20k-pot should also work but does result in an increase of the signal in comparison to a 10k-pot. This implies that with a 20k-pot the range between 10k and 20k does not alter the signal level. So the conclusion seems justified that with a 10k-pot the most accurate level-attenuation is possible because the whole range of the pot can be used. Hope this helps, Fox |
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Hi, Fox,
Thanks for the explanations! 10 k much more fine for me. But, if you could, just one premium simulation: I suppose, the rule were to use log pots. Is this the only truth, or linear ones could be applicable, too? - eventually applying supplimentary items? I think this alternative solution could be interesting for many diyers having lin pots in their drawers. Regards, Laci |
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Hi Laci,
Linear-pots can also be used. However, the attenuation will be heard in a counter-intuitve manner because the way we hear the difference between loud and less loud is on a logaritmic scale. Somewehere I read that putting a resistor parallel to a linear pot results in a good aproximation of a logaritmic one. For instance, when you put a 20K resistor parallel to a 20k-pot, you would have a 10k-pot that behaves sort of logaritmic. Good luck Fox |
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Sorry to resurrect an old thread, but...
I'm having a big problem with putting the pot between the two lines of a balanced channel, as the simulation gives me an attenuation curve that is opposite from what audio taper is supposed to be. Most of the attenuation happens for pot settings that are lower than the series resistors it follows. The attached image shows my situation; R4 is the pot, with the DAC output represented by the sources on the left, and the buffer on the right. Using a pot of just a few K gives a more normal curve, but the maximum volume is a third of the original, and with no voltage gain stages after this it's no good. I know there was a way to use a shunt resistor to fake a log law, but that does not work in this configuration. I can't figure out how to do this, so I hope someone can help. |
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Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough Pops
recipe from Baked Perfection
1 cup all purpose flour
1/4 tsp salt
dash of cinnamon
1 stick butter, softened (it is even okay if it is melting a little)
1/2 cup brown sugar
1/4 cup sugar
1/2 tsp vanilla extract
3/4 cups mini semi-sweet chocolate chips
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If you have been following Baked Perfection for a while, you know that I feature scones recipes from time to time. You probably also noticed they are all a variation from the same recipe shared with me by my mother-in-law. To this day, this recipe is still the only scone recipe I like. They are soft, moist, and oh so delicious. Some people are shocked to find that they don't have any butter in them. I am pretty sure my friend Ellen did not believe me, but she still loved them. I have been wanting to make a cherry chocolate scone for a while, and I finally got around to it and was not disappointed one bit. I used the zest of a clementine (because that was the citrus I had on hand) in the dough and in the glaze and it added a nice brightness to the scones. I will definitely try these again...and you should definitely give them a try.
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2 cups flour
3 tablespoons sugar
3 teaspoons baking powder
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1/2 teaspoon salt
2/3 cup dried cherries
2/3 cup semi-sweet chocolate chips
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Classic Sugar Cookies
recipe from Baked Perfection
3 cups flour
1 tsp baking powder
1/2 tsp salt
1 cup (2 sticks) softened butter
1 1/2 cup sugar
1 1/2 tsp vanilla extract
1/2 almond extract
2 eggs
Mix together the flour, baking powder, and salt, set aside. In a large bowl, beat together the butter and sugar until light and fluffy. Beat in the eggs one at a time, then stir in the vanilla. Slowly beat in the flour mixture until fully absorbed. Separate dough into two disks, wrap in plastic wrap, and refrigerate for a minimum of two hours or overnight.
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Sugar Cookie Icing
recipe adapted from Allrecipes.com
1 cup confectioners' sugar
2 teaspoons milk
2 teaspoons light corn syrup
1/4 teaspoon Vanilla extract
assorted food coloring
In a small bowl, stir together confectioners' sugar and milk until smooth. Beat in corn syrup and vanilla extract until icing is smooth and glossy. If icing is too thick add more milk, if too thin add more sugar.
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Thursday, June 9, 2011
Food for Thought
You may be wondering why I have not posted in the past couple weeks. It was because we were cruising the Adriatic! The cruise and all the cities we visited were absolutely amazing. You can only imagine the delicious food we tasted. I thought I would share some of our journey with you through pictures of food, since this is a food blog after all. Expect more pics to come over the next few days.
We were lucky enough to stumble through an open-air market in Venice and here are some of my favorite pictures from the market.
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Undergraduate students
The Michaelmas term is very busy and it can sometimes take time to choose your options. We would therefore recommend that any 1st or 2nd year students thinking about taking one of our courses in the next academic year investigate this possibility before the summer vacation and if necessary make an appointment to speak with the appropriate Course Coordinator (Office Hours and Staff Contacts).
Undergraduate students register using the online course choice system LSE for You. You will be asked to confirm that you have consulted the appropriate Language Co-ordinator (Office Hours and Staff Contacts) before you make your choice of course(s).
What is capping?
Some Departments, including us, will cap courses each year. This means that places on those course will be limited to a specific number of students. On the LSE for You course choice system these courses are labelled as 'capped'. As soon as the number of students registered reaches the capped number the status of the course will change to 'full' and no one else will be able to select it. You can check the current limits with the Students Service Centre.
Request an unlisted course
It may be, for various reasons, that the course you want to take is not listed. Therefore there is an option on LSE for You to 'request an unlisted course'. Remember it may be that your degree programme will not allow you to take this course or just that you need to get approval from your Department. Either way if you really want to see if you can take the course it is worth a try.
Unavailable Courses
Not all courses will be available in a current session. This may be due to staff absence or low registrations in preceding years. If you feel the course should be made available then please email email@example.com us to register your interest. Any interest shown will be taken into account when planning for future years.
Postgraduate and University of London Students
If you are an LSE postgraduate student and are interested in taking an MFL degree course as an extra-curricular option you should discuss this and get authorisation from your tutor. Then meet with the appropriate Language Co-ordinator (see Office Hours and Staff Contacts) and they will see if they can recommend and approve the course you wish to take. If they do they will give you one of our MFL Certificate Course Registration Forms. You should then bring this to the Language Centre Reception to complete your registration and pay. Details on the cost of this option to LSE postgraduate students are updated each summer for the coming academic year.
If you are a student at the University of London and wish to take the course as an intercollegiate student please follow the advice from the LSE Student Services Centre Intercollegiate registration.


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