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Year-Round, 365 Days of Print Turns Headlines to Art
Osama bin Laden's death was proclaimed in bold, underscored headlines that claimed a rare amount of ink and inches in Monday morning's print newspapers. Online, Twitter users announced battles for front-stoop newspapers and showed how the the front page of The New York Times had transformed overnight. Meanwhile, in another corner of the Internet, newsprint and art commingled in a project called 365 Days of Print.
Launched in 2009 by artist Maya Joseph-Goteiner, the project initially began as Joseph-Goteiner's daily artistic interpretation of news items found in print journalism. In January of 2011, she decided to enlist a variety of young artists to offer their interpretations of news. ("Mining endangered print media" is the site's subheading.)
On Monday, when most everyone's eyes were trained on the news, the death of Osama bin Laden became a photo of a rose, mixed-media coffee spill and a personal declaration in the hands of the artists involved in 365 Days of Print.
"Artists have very different tools than somebody who doesn't make art, so they can explore mediums and illicit a different kind of response," said Joseph-Goteiner. "I find a lot of people have trouble distilling the news and don't really have the focus and the time, more than anything, to invest in more than the headlines. I think on a day like today it's important to humanize what's happening."
Check out a slide show of art from today's 365 Days of Print and leave your comments below.


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"Minotaur-fugly stepchild" or "I mean, I guess it matters to me, I wish it mattered to you, how a thousand virtues, kick the same bucket like Chinatown turtles" or "Failed all basic training but I spent a couple groundhogs days with a changeling." Taken out of context (like I just did), this is little more than gibberish from the song, "Zero Dark Thirty". But in the nimble, able hands of Aesop Rock, these seemingly dissimilar strands are woven into a complex rap tapestry that no one can fuck with. No one can rap as well as Aesop Rock. There are many talented emcees out there, but he is the most technically proficient rapper going today. In an era of disposable lyrics and cheap thrills, Aesop strings together pearls of wisdom that require multiple (and I truly mean multiple) listens to digest and sink in. Often, his work requires years before truly making sense. I have been listening to Labor Days for nearly a decade and I am still discovering new meanings.
"Zero Dark Thirty" was released a few months back in advance of Aesop Rock's new album, Skelethon. The new album — his first in six years — was released recently and it is truly immaculate. Gone are the beats from Blockhead and El-P. Instead, Aesop Rock ably handles all the production himself, though his production style mirrors that of El-P and Blockhead. You get the science fiction-y flourishes and random samples. The style presents a perfect marriage for his rhyming style.
Skelethon stands as one of the best releases of the year. It is right up there with the new albums from Killer Mike, Oddisee, Schoolboy Q, Ab-Soul, and El-P. "Zero Dark Thirty" is one of the standouts, but "Gopher Guts" stands as my favorite song of the release. The beat is impeccably slow-burning and it features Aesop Rock at his rawest and most honest. On the song, he addresses many of the demons that have plagued him. He does so in a uncharacteristically frank manner. It is definitely in the running for my favorite song of the year.
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Hi guys,
Having trouble since running the install_xbmc.sh script on a fresh install of XBMC live going from 10.1 up to Eden. It looks like X can't start, presumably as it appears to be trying to run this command:
/usr/bin/xbmc --standalone
I'm trying to find out where this is coming from but i have no idea! In Xorg logs it just repeats saying closing evdev:
(II) No input driver/identifier specified (ignoring)
(II) Power Button: Close
(II) UnloadModule: "evdev"
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(II) Logitech Inc. iFeel Mouse : Close
(II) UnloadModule: "evdev"
(II) iMON PAD IR Mouse (15c2:ffdc): Close
(II) UnloadModule: "evdev"
(II) IR-receiver inside an USB DVB receiver: Close
(II) UnloadModule: "evdev"
(II) AT Translated Set 2 keyboard: Close
(II) UnloadModule: "evdev"
(II) Macintosh mouse button emulation: Close
(II) UnloadModule: "evdev"
ddxSigGiveUp: Closing log
Any ideas? I've tried re-installing xbmc-live but no beef! Thanks!
Update, just found this interesting error in .xsession-errors:
/usr/lib/xbmc/xbmc.bin: error while loading shared libraries: libva-0.31.1.1.so.1: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
Xsession: X session started for xbmc at Mon Apr 2 19:28:11 BST 2012
going to investigate now!
I think i answered my own question, looks like if you run this it fixes it:
apt-get install libva-x11-1 libva1-dbg libva1
Not sure why they weren't there already or if i needed all of them though but it seems to work now hurrah.
install_xbmc.sh script breaks XBMC ..looks like Xorg issue
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Video Review:
New Simples - just like Simples but with a thin 1/2" platform). Those are now en route to my grubby hands, so I will need the help of dear readers in deciding which nude CL's to keep.
The Simple's look fabulous! You will keep both! Why not?! Imagine if there was a price increase when you return a pair..lol <3
Have a great weekend hottie!
@DSK Steph Lol! Nice thought, but am definitely not keeping both ; )ReplyDelete
I think the platform pair looks a little better, but I can't wait to see the comparison! They are both gorgeous<3 The Simple Pumps are on my wishlist, but like I commented earlier .. still deciding on the colour. ; ) You are very right about black suiting me more, but I have been looking for a nude pair for a long time. Decisions! And your bf is hilarious. LOL Definitely something that most guys would say. :PReplyDelete
I called it!! :D They're gorgeous. I love the simple 100s! And, wow, they look so similar to the AT pumps it's not even funny.ReplyDelete
lmao @ your impression of NickReplyDelete
Hahaha, just paint the soles red! Nick really knows how to mock fashion, lol. Loved your in-depth review. I'm glad I'm not the only one who pays attention to all those details down from the packaging to the padding, etc.
And thanks for the tip about the heel pads. I think I'm between a sz 4.5 and 5 and my leather AT pumps noticeably slipped as the day wore on. Your AT pump collection is sooo lovely. Hopefully these heel pads will allow me to start acquiring more, lol.
It sounds like it's going to be a tough decision when your platform CLs come in... If all things are equal, I would guess that the platforms would be the winner. I normally don't like platform heels but these ones look much sleeker and not at all clunky. I adore the iconic red soles... but would you only match these with a red or neutral outfit? I have a terrible imagination so I can't wait to see what outfits you pair these with!
Great review, Jean, as always! I have the black 100's and love them but certainly cannot wear them everyday because of the height. Thanks for the tip on inserting the heel pad underneath the toe box! Would never have thought of it and will definitely try it!ReplyDelete
GREAT review Jean - so - which are you keeping? and OMG what does Nick think of your impression of him? :P
Are the Ann Taylor shoes available in the regular stores or at LOFT too? I think I have only been to LOFT as we usually hit outlets when in the US - perhaps I should track down a real store in June?
Great review!! You're awesome on tape and photos!
Soooo are you keeping them? I really want a pair now for my birthday =P They are loveeeely!
Your bf is kind of right though.. they look exactly the same =X Maybe you can get Ann Taylor ones and bring them to the shoe guy in new york that resoles CLs with red soles! haha
Hi! I've been following your blog since you were featured in InStyle and I'm hooked. You are so clever! I would totally keep the Louboutins. They look so much nicer and would go with everything. However, to me, their soles are too thin and not super comfortable. Another option that I love is the Stuart Weitzman Platswoon in adobe aniline. It is much more affordable and more comfortable as well. And it has a little platform!!! Good luck and thanks for an awesome site!ReplyDelete
EP, the Simple pumps in my opinion look a lot like the Nine West Ambitious in taupe patent. There are some size 5 left in Macy's stores, so you might want to check those out too. They retail for about $70 and are "the perfect pumps" in my opinion.ReplyDelete
sigh, those Louboutin heels are sooo pretty. if it weren't for the price, I'd say keep them! but for practical reasons it seems like you would get more wear out of the Ann Taylor ones. you really can't keep both?ReplyDelete
very nice detailed review. i would say only keep the CB if they are comfy to wear. i feel like expensive shoes are more uncomfy. my feet likes cheap shoes. lolReplyDelete
@The Little Dust Princess Sounds like you have a lotta decision making ahead of you girl! Blk or nude, platform or none...choices choices...
@Aubrey I don't doubt a lot of CL "inspiration" went into the AT perfect pump. While filming the video I noticed the box lid says there are lots of "couture inspire details" lol.
@R.L. You must get some of these from eBay! Unfortunately the seller I got them from was a one-off random find. I just scoured ebay looking for cushions that looked really thick and not the paper thin ones. They helped me bring my sz 6 final sale AT shoes down half a size (still a little big, but so much better than before). And oh...I would wear these with everything! Definitely not just red or neutral..you're too funny with your self-described limited imagination ; )
@Recovering Shopaholic Nice! The blacks are a classic. Oh and I can't take credit for the insole placement..saw them on a Foot Petals packaging : )
@curls-and-pearls The other pair haven't arrived yet..but I think platforms are a winner. And oh Nick wasn't too pleased .."I do NOT sound like that!" And no they are not in LOFT. Only in Ann Taylor, AT online, and their outlets carry a faux-leather version that might be okay if you get it on sale for like $30 or so. Any more than that and it's not worth it for plasticy faux-leather.
@Jessica LOL I won't let Nick see your comment
@Arlene Wow, those are really nice. Very sleek..do you have a pair and is it true to size? I actually wish I saw those before I began trying on CL's because those in adobe probably would've satisfied all my requirements. Now that I've tried these on...I have to admit I am mesmerized by the vivid sole.
@Alexandra Hi Alexandra! Another blogger (Sunshine) recommended those pumps a few days ago too and I went to check them out. I used to be an avid nine west wearer but after I tried AT I was drawn to the thinner heel and lower cut toes (more toe cleavage..yay). We all have different preferences and I can definitely see the "ambitious" shoes being a great option for many.
@Beartea Whoops! Sorry this post was so unclear, Bertea : ) I got the Ann Taylor's a while ago and don't plan on returning them. I'm trying to decide between the Simple Louboutin's and the New Simples (not yet arrived) with platform : D
Ping - My feet like cheap shoes too..Target (love my sandals from there) and AT (guess that's not cheap in comparison to Target). I can tell the CL's may not be as comfortable, but I'm willing to "suffer" and break a pair in.
Great video Jean! I have both the Ann Taylor Perfect Pump (in grey suede) and the CL Simple Pump in Brown (which I hardly ever wear bc I don't wear a lot of browns, why didn't I get them in black?) The AT suede ones feel like they don't "grip" my feet, like I feel like they will fall off. The Simple Pumps are actually quite comfy for 100mm, as the arch is more subtle. I have a different pair of CL's that are 4 inches and hurt like hell b/c the arch is quite steep.ReplyDelete
You pointed out the exact "issue" I had with the ann taylor pumps. Although they look exactly similiar in terms of silhouette, the heel (looks/texture etc) really does separate the two.
I think Nick's reaction (and suggestion) would be the response of many bf's out there... mine included. lol
I love your videos so much, Jean! The part where you imitated your boyfriend was just hilarious.
Hi Jean, your review was so great and very helpful. You actually influenced me to buy a pair of Ann Taylor Perfect Pumps in Walrus awhile back, and Tiffany (of I Am Style-ish) has made me want to save up for CLs, but the price...well, it's enough to get an ipad. I'm still considering saving up for the CLs, but it's good to know that the AT Perfect Pumps are a good alternative.ReplyDelete
this is fantastic! Thanks for sharing. I'm definitely going to look into the ann taylors!ReplyDelete
Great post Jean! This was really helpful. Where do you get the Ann Taylor's on epic sale like that? I'm really impressed with your ability to find things at huge discounts.ReplyDelete
They are definitely more similar in shape than I thought. If you showed me the CL w/o the red sole and told me it was an AT perfect pump, I would believe you. Personally I probably wouldn't keep this particular pair of CLs... the color is still not nude-y enough IMO. If I'm going to spend that much $$ on shoes, I'd want the perfect shade! Maybe it looks different IRL and with bare legs vs. against blue jeans, but just my 2 cents :) Is the platform pair that's coming also the same color?ReplyDelete
Beautiful shoe collection. Do you wear "commuter" shoes then change into your ATs once inside your office building? The soles of your ATs look immaculate. I used Petals for the balls of my feet as well as Dr Scholl's (clear gel inserts) for shoes that are a half-size too big. It works well and give some cushioning.
I like your eye makeup here. Did you use your Stila palette?
You are truly beautiful and so composed. Thank you for this review! After seeing the AT perfects on you all the time I decided to try them for myself. I am definitely in love! Love your blog..I always look forward to reading it.ReplyDelete
Wow! Love the AT pumps. I'm hesitant to splurge on the CL pumps - seems over rated, though they are beautiful.
Do the AT pumps come in nude, as well? Because that would just be perfect!
Ahhh...CL's...I've have a new pair on my mind these days too. I'm a fan of the 85 heel over the 100...nicer height for me. And even though the footbed is thin, I've found them to be very comfy and can wear them longer than some "cushier" heels I own. My vote is keep them!
I would own so many AT perfect pumps if I could fit in them! They fit length wise, but my feet are too narrow, so there's lots of extra room along the sides of my feet. No foot pads can fix that. :(
I will stop by Home Depot, pick up a can of red spray paint for $ 3.99 and proceed to spray paint the sole. If I paid $600 plus for a pair of heel, they better know how to cook and do my laundry too.
LOL. I am just joking. They are beautiful.
I love the Louboutin's! The color is so beautiful and it matches your skin tone nicely. But, if the decision was on me...I would not keep the Louboutin's because the AT ones are more comfortable. If I were to pay so much for a pair of shoes, I would expect it to be at least comfortable.
What is the brand of those shoe cushions in your youtube video? Do they make your shoes more comfortable and help prevent blisters? If you could, please share the eBay seller/link. :) Thank you!
Hi again! I've had the SW Platswoons for about a year. They run slightly narrow in the toebox, but they did stretch a bit after wearing. They never gave me blisters or major problems, even after wearing them for 8 hours or more. They are also available in narrow width. I hope this helps!ReplyDelete
Thanks for the detailed review! My son says "hewwo" (his cute - I'm biased - way of saying "hello").ReplyDelete
and so Jean splurges on some loubies. I prefer these over the platforms.
I once read that Suri Cruise has custom made Louboutins. I hate that bitch!
Hi Jean, great review. I love the CL and great to know they are very similar in shape with the AT pumps (which I love love too). This actually reminded me a lot of the AT porcini pumps, isn't? I'd get a more unique pair from CL because you are paying a high price. I always like their slingback Pumps in the nude color ^^ReplyDelete
Love Love LOVE the CL on you. I definitely prefer the simple over new simple because i'm not a big fan of platform. With that said, the one I ordered has a platform because I couldn't track down my perfect pair *sigh* i will need your help deciding whether i should keep them when they arrive on tuesday! :)
I *really* want the AT pumps...but i would need a size 4 to fit my tiny feet :(
Jean, I need to stop reading your blog because you make me covet for things I cannot afford :P Though I've always liked CLs, admittedly. My favorite celebrity Michelle Kwan was wearing them last week and she loves wearing black, but the red heel just made that pop despite wearing everything black. Then seeing this post.. haha, not helping ;) I do love Italian shoes. Maybe I should take Nick's advice and just spray the bottom. hahaha. Not sure if I want to spend that much though if it's not as comfortable as the ATs.
I don't like the platforms as much, but I would say I like the nude color better than the Simples. For some reason, they look more pinkish than nude in that stone color.
Hey are the AT pumps true to size? How many hours can you survive in those?
Thinking of picking one up during the sale and need some comfy pumps :)
I'm on a hunt for pretty nude color heels too!ReplyDelete
I love your review! I think I should grab an AT pair! I'm not one to buy just for the designer label so I think I can sacrifice the Italian-made for a slightly more inexpensive AND padded pair.ReplyDelete
Hahahaha... well, I LOVE my CL knock offs then! Woo, go AT!
I hope AT comes out with a nude patent... CL's nude is just such a perfect shade on absolutely everyone, though.
And the red soles... One of my exs said he must be "part bull" because of his reaction to the red soles. LOL. They definitely are sexy!ReplyDelete
really great and stylish look!)ReplyDelete
Hi Jean! Did you see that the perfect pumps are now available in RED???? not in my size unfortunately... but there are still size 5s left...ReplyDelete
wow, these shoes really are very similar. i love the CL nudes on you and am very interested to see how the ones with the small platform compare. and your imitation of Nick is hilarious! :)ReplyDelete
Really awesome review! I love your imitation of your boyf lol ;)ReplyDelete
just from experience the new simples are VERY uncomfortable at first, mine I had to break in after a few wears, whereas the simple 100s were just perfect to begin with and are still perfect. I prefer my simples over my new simples.ReplyDelete
I just watched your video - I think your review may be a little biased because you've worn your AT pumps so much but you haven't really given the CL's a whole night on the town have you? I'd love to hear what you recommend AFTER you wear your CL's for a few weeks because I personally would never recommend any shoe over the CL simples. They are the best shoe I own by far in terms of comfort and durability. If you truly like the AT pumps after wearing the CL's for a few weeks than you may have convinced me to go try the AT pumps! :)ReplyDelete
i forgot to mention on the yt video that i love your imitation of your bf! totally cute! my husband would say the same thing, hahaReplyDelete
Lol! at Nick's solution! And like Janine said...love your impression of him!! Haha!
I really want to try Ann Taylor's pumps! I should just try them on in store to find out my size and stalk them until they go on sale. :p
Thanks for the review!
LOL...you are hilarious Jean! And omg...I have been coveting this color CL since I got my black Simple 100's last Summer...so jealous:)
I saw on Twitter that the CL's are tight on you...they fit me perfectly as where the AT's sz. 5's fit you perfectly and are too big on me..
the AT perfect pumps would be a great buy for some internships that I'm applying to in new york! however, when I looked on the website they don't have a size 5. or least not now. how often do they have sales on their pumps b/c those prices are really high! Any other nude or neutral shoe recommendations for a job in an art gallery?ReplyDelete
LOL boyfriend also hates it when i mimic him!! p.s. love the AT pumps on you, but you deserve a splurge once in awhile. the CLs look great too and i think the shade is a perfect nude--still out of my price range though!ReplyDelete
You are so funny! I love your video - especially you're replay of the conversation with Nick - in his 'manly' voice. LOL. Sounds exactly like something my husband would say.
Great review! I've yet to try the Ann Taylor Perfect pumps! I will look for them on sale!
Pretty shoes. Your videos are so cute! Love them. I ended up with the Simple 70's rather than the perfect pumps, because the Louboutins run narrower for super narrow feet. On our last cruise a couple months ago, I played a ping pong match in my simple pumps after the formal dinner. I know I am crazy for doing that. But they are that super comfy and luckily, I didn't scuff them up. I did beat my husband, three-inch heels and all. :)ReplyDelete
Another great review, Jean. I watched the video on iphone yesterday and had to show Bryan your Nick voice. He loved it. lol.
I can't believe how similar the two pairs of pumps look. Now I am loving my AT pumps even more. :)
Thank you ladies for your lovely comments!
@Nukem Jen and I were talking today about how a 4" heel on a size 5 shoe is completely different from what it'd feel like on a, say, sz 8 shoe. I think there's a limit to how high of an arch our small feet can handle!
@Gracie Yes! And I went on their site and noticed a pair of black perfect pumps with a wood heel that's painted black...sneaky!
@questforfashionsense The walrus color is very nice and versatile! Yes PP should keep us happy for now...I hope you like yours as much as I do!
@Haptic Hi there...a reader, RL, shared about a stackable sale a month or so back and I posted about it : ) I'll be sure to share if I hear about another sale like it!
@PetiteXXS The platforms coming are in the same nude color as these...I'm pretty "pumped" !
@Jennifer Soo glad you like them! I really hope they come out with great color choices in coming seasons for us : )
@fabulouslyfrugirl No they do not...I'm pretty sad. I really don't know why they don't make a nude, because they would sell VERY well, I'm certain!
@Alterations Needed The 85's are equally beautiful...I wanted a higher heel for nude to maximize leg elongation. Can't wait to see what you end up picking out!
@Anonymous Lol! Dad...? Is that you?
@Jenny Unfortunately it was a random seller who doesn't have more, and there are no brands on it at all...I searched on ebay for back of heel pads/cushions/insoles and picked the ones that looked thickest : ) I don't know about blister prevention, but they make them more comfortable because they're not slipping off and chafing my heels.
@Arlene Thank you Arlene, that's very helpful. I will wait til my platform CL's arrive and then decide whether to give the lovely SW's a try!
@SewPetiteGal Lol!! Soon there will be two little "hewwoo"s
@AubreyOhDang! That Suri! > : O Loubies for babies?
@Sunshine Huge bummer the AT's don't come smaller. I'm already surprised they come in a 5. i can't wait to see your reveal!
@grace Oh Grace, the AT perfect pumps are wonderful for what they are : ) I'm glad you found a pair for a great price. Oh, the new simples I got are the same nude color...I just couldn't find them left anywehre online.
@sumin Hi Sumin, I am between a 5 and 5.5 (ie. for Nine West I have to wear 5.5...5 is way too small) and I had to size down for the Ann taylor shoes. I've heard the same thing from other ladies as well. I wear them all day, BUT I don't walk all day. I think they are about as comfortable as SLEEK pumps get though, in my personal opinion!
@samanthaloves Thank you! You should the plunge with the next 40% off discount! Or, if you can do a 6...maybe find them in store at end of season clearance? : )
@Aubrey He's not alone...one of my clients who knows NOTHING about fashion asked what the shoes with the red soles were...see? man magnets! lol
@Annapurna Hi Annapurna! Yes I saw them in store and they're a burgandy red, not true red. I did get a pair of shoes in the same exact red color on their final sale - the Kendra oxford pump.
@Anni I like the Corso Como Delicious nude pump on the blogger Fast Food and Fast Fashion. I forget how much they are but ppl usually say that brand is cushioned and comfortable! And I think I did see sz 5? Maybe you ahve to click on the different colors? The good sales aren't too frequent...right now it's 30% off with a coupon code.
@Tiffany - I am Style-ish I admit I am probably biased because of the price : ) But the Ann taylor's really are perfectly padded for someone like me. They would be too big on you, though! Another cause for my discomfort is how freakin tight the 35's are on me...but 35.5 slipped off..so alas I must practice self-chinese foot binding while stuffing my large foot into this shoe...
@diaryofashopper I'm impressed! if they're comfy enough for Ping Pong they should be comfortable enough for me ; )
Great blog! I noticed that you don't have www.deadfleurette.com on your blogroll, which you should because she is also petite/xs and her style is so chic!ReplyDelete
Hey Jen, I love your blog and thanks very much for sharing! I got a pair of Ann Taylor heels you recommended, and they are fabulous! The only question is that they seem to be worn out pretty easy, do you have any recommendations for protection for the bottom? Any good places to go in Boston? Thanks!ReplyDelete
Omg I think the CL's look amazing! I'm a petite girl myself (5'1") and I've been thinking of getting nude CL's for the up coming Summer...
I'm kind of stuck between the Simple 100 nude's you've got there and the Very Prive nude peep toe ones... not sure which would be more versatile & look better for petites... From shorts/skirts to jeans/leggins... Cause the very prive does have a thick platform... hrm....
Just wondering if you'll be doing a blog post on peep toe pumps for petite? :) Looking forward to it! :)
Those ann taylor pumps are so great!
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Have you had trouble with the cushion of the pumps peeling back? Especially at the toes? I've purchased my first pair of AT pumps but unfortunately must have gotten a defected on!
this is a super old post.. hope you are still reading comments. i was wondering if you purchased these new, on sale at a dept store? or via ebay? i would love nude CL pumps but cant seem to be able to pull the trigger.. :(ReplyDelete
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The U.S. construction industry will decline by 6% this year before a recovery starts in the second half of 2010, says the National Precast Concrete Association. "The precast concrete industry likely will not suffer as much as some other sectors, because of the wide range of products we offer," said association president Ty Gable. "Precast manufacturers who are paying close attention to their local construction markets will be able to adjust their product mix to some degree to meet demand, which should help them weather the next couple of years." A federal stimulus package with a focus on infrastructure would benefit precast producers because many precast manufacturers are heavily invested in supplying products for wastewater, stormwater, highway, and bridge products in the public works sector, he added. For more, visit www.precast.org.
Registration is open for the 2009 Concrete Thinking for a Sustainable World international student design competition. Sponsored by the Portland Cement Association, NRMCA, and administered by the Association of Collegiate Schools of Archtecture, the contest challenges students to investigate innovative applications of portland cement-based materials to achieve sustainable design objectives. For more, visit www.acsa-arch.org and click on Competitions.
The National Ready Mixed Concrete Association's annual convention takes place March 15–17 at the Hilton in the Walt Disney World Resort in Orlando, Fla. The event is designed not only for anyone with an interest in the industry, but also anyone who wants to expand his knowledge on global issues which affect our industry and how his company can increase productivity by motivating employees. Rich Karlgaard, publisher of Forbes magazine, will deliver the keynote address. For more information, visit www.nrmca.org.
When housing starts fell steeply in 2006, truck production followed suit, according to the National Truck Equipment Association. Housing starts stabilized in late 2007, leading to many inaccurate 2008 forecasts. As foreclosures increased in early 2008, it became clear the housing market difficulties would be harder to fix than previously thought. Visit the association at www.ntea.com.
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so it delivers a better overview. Not more than 50% from now, depending on how it will look a like overall.
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Updated by kju over 7 years ago
We found the 50% size enlargement (in width and height) works quite good.
Bottom right is just the weapon end anyway.
For the core you need to move a few elements a bit at the bottom eventually.
Updated by CoolBox-SBS- over 7 years ago
If its too small for u why dont you just enlarge the UI size? That way peeps can choose how big they want it.
Updated by BCA_Cat_Toaster over 7 years ago
If I do that, the Kill- and Server-Message get someway out of visibility to the left and of course all the other stuff get´s also bigger while I just wanted a bigger map.
Updated by kju over 7 years ago
Maybe you just try CB AAS for one or make a screenshot to judge..
Updated by CoolBox-SBS- over 7 years ago
Kill and server messages go back into visibility if you restart game after changing UI size. Seems some of the Arma II built-in UI stuff does not handle in-game resize easily.
If you want a bigger map, what about pressing 'M'?
No seriously, jokes aside, I know the minimap was vital to me in JO, esp in coordinating synchronised entry into enemy zones etc when attacking. But I always felt a bit uneasy that the minimap goes a long way from realism, and the amount I use it concerns me. I sometimes think long-term we should try to move away from it, not make it bigger. But minimap is just vital to AAS the way its currently played.
Updated by kju over 7 years ago
You see the minimap more important to remove compared to player tags CoolBox?
Updated by BCA_Cat_Toaster over 7 years ago
I press "M" all the time, because the Mini-Map is so small and then someone kills me :-)). I like the idea of removing the Mini-Map at all on Hardcore, also the Tags because I´m never gonna play it personally, but of course it is an option for those who like it and what at least I think Hardcore should look like. I´m not the hardcore guy, I´m not even an "ArmA2 as it is guy", I´m just an AAS guy.
Basically I like the idea and made a ticket here to discuss it, before one wastes his time merging something in you totally can´t agree with. I don´t need it that much that I´m willing to argue about that, especially not in this case. That´s the reason for most of my latest Feature-Requests, because I want your and everyone else feedback who is involved. I don´t even agree with 75% of ArmA2.ru feature requests, but I´m just thinking loud here what other options we might have in some cases to see if we find a compromise for all, not just for one group. I can´t implement them anyway and I´m not going to merge things blindly that I totally can´t agree with. If you think we crossed the line already in some cases since r322 with some feature/fixes I won´t be pissed if you just say it or remove it. But I think we did not touch gameplay so far and I´m not gonna do it at all.
A feature request as the name says is something that can be discussed and of course rejected but I think I´m not in the best position for doing that. However discussing is not a problem for me and everyone should be allowed to bring in his point of view.
Updated by BCA_Cat_Toaster over 7 years ago
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Updated by BCA_Cat_Toaster almost 7 years ago
- Status changed from Rejected to Resolved
- Target version set to release 1.13
Updated by BCA_Cat_Toaster almost 7 years ago
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They have asked me to organise for their company name to become live as a domain for .ie
The plan is to host a separate website which will be made up of just the basic information (products, contact info, local regulations, etc), this will mostly be made up from content from there .co.uk site, but will have a few variations (currency, contact details, etc).
When a user enters the newsroom for example, the .co.uk newsroom will open in a blank window. This will avoid updating two websites and keep duplicate content to a minimum.
Do you think that I'm attacking it from the right angle, or should I just 301 the .ie to the .co.uk and also include the Irish content on the .co.uk site.
Host a separate .ie website with targeted content for the Irish market.
And I wouldn't just do a cut-amend-paste job on the content. Don't underestimate the negative response you could get to content that was obviously created for an English audience.


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The Revolution Will Not Be Tweeted
By Mark Breckles
Tweet, tweet. Much has been made about the role text messaging, tweeting, and Facebook played in the recent Egyptian uprising. CNN has done multiple stories on the subject. Watching them, youd come to the conclusion this technology will usher in a period of uprisings by oppressed people all over the world. I regret disappointing you. Protestors in Egypt have credited Facebook and text messages with helping organize demonstrations. The technology allows people to stay connected in ways never seen before. Through this connection, Egyptians organized protests and rallies with ease and got the word out to a large number of people instantaneously.
Texting, Twitter, and Facebook also eliminate the risky legwork revolutionaries once had to do. Protesters no longer have to communicate in shady beer halls, loading docks, or in secret headquarters. They dont have to fear being caught, raided, or silenced by force. Now they dont even have to leave their bedroom. They meet in the digital underground.
This new technology eliminates the need for actual meetings, speeches, handing out flyers, etc. Uprisings can catch governments off guard. If government officials arent monitoring texts, or befriending their own citizens on Facebook, how will they know whats being planned?
This is good for the revolutionaries, but is it good for all of us? Will Facebook, Twitter, and text messages allow oppressed people to rise up without casualties? Will it prevent human rights movements from being snuffed out before they begin? Possibly, but there are aspects to this argument that arent being discussed by Anderson Cooper or CNN.
First off, good guys are not the only ones on Twitter. Peaceful protestors arent the only ones with the capability to write a text message. Couldnt terrorists just as easily take advantage of the network? Whats stopping violent radicals or racist groups from connecting with millions of people instantaneously? Doesnt eliminating the physical side of revolution make it easier to spread the messages of any kind to people you couldnt reach before? Admittedly, I dont have a Facebook and I barely know how it works. Im not sure if Facebook and Twitter ban hate speech, or radicals from establishing accounts. However, they could still easily communicate through mass-texting. More importantly though, what about the simple argument that in order to use this technology you have to be able to read and write?
Technology is not all-powerful. One huge obstacle remains for oppressed people: in order to text message, use Facebook, and Tweet, you need to be able to read and write, a fact thats overlooked and not being talked about. Unfortunately, the literacy rate in countries in need of an overhaul is deplorable.
The literacy rate in Egypt is 74%, a fair percentage for a Middle Eastern country (Tunisias literacy rate is 73%). Although it could be higher, the protests were largely organized by students who are all literate. But what about countries that arent as fortunate as Egypt?
Take Afghanistan. What will happen when the U.S. leaves later this year? Will their countrys citizens arm themselves with cell phones to send text messages? Probably not. 28% of Afghanis are literate, and the life expectancy is only 45 years. In the Ivory Coast, people are rebelling against a president who refuses to step down even after he was voted out. The literacy rate in the Ivory Coast is 48%. The literacy rate in Haiti52%. Yemen? 50%.
Even if the literacy rate rises in Afghanistan, the Ivory Coat, Haiti, and Yemen, the same percentage of people will have to own cell phones and computers to have access to technology. A lot of the countries that need serious overhauls are too stunted, economically and politically, to even begin attempting an organized revolution. The same goes for North Korea, a brutally oppressive country, which has a literacy rate of 99%. But despite the literacy rate being so high, your average citizen is too poor to even own a cell phone. The government restricts even the types of food that can be sold at farmers markets. Do you really see a cell phone store going up any time soon? Can you imagine a North Korean society where users have the freedom of speech to even post comments on each others Facebook pages?
So under what circumstances will these technologies aid revolution? Technology will only aid revolution in countries with decent literacy rates, open economies, and personal freedoms. If Mubarak had ordered his military to open fire on protestors on the first day, what good would a cell phone have been? Sure, it could have been used to capture the video and then upload it onto YouTube to the scorn of the international press. But how much do dictators really care about what other people think? Most of the countries worse-off than Egypt have no alliances or economic ties to countries that can hold them accountable.
Both the Egyptian people and government showed how powerful this technology can be. The people used it to catapult an up-to-now, successful revolution. The government showed its weakness in shutting it down within a day of protests. After all the gadgets and gizmos are put away, revolutions are inescapably grinded down to what they are really made of: flesh and blood. After all, Thomas Jefferson once said, The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants.
Catastrophes Strengthen Bonds Between Australia and New Zealand
By William Blyndenburgh
New Zealand and Australia plan to create a joint crisis center, Greg Ansley from the New Zealand Herald reports. New Zealands HMNZS Canterbury, commissioned in 2007, will be the focal point of this undertaking. Australia and New Zealand have historically looked to each other in times of need. The two nations Prime Ministers, John Key (NZ) and Julia Gillard (Aus) have published an article together stressing how the futures of both countries are intertwined. An Excerpt from their article Anzac not a Name but a Way of Thinking states, The outpouring of sup-port and sympathy in both our countries following the recent flooding in Australia, Cyclone Yasi, the Canterbury earthquake, and the Pike River Mine tragedy, are moving reminders of our close relationship.
While this article was being written, a 6.3 earthquake has once again hit the Canterbury region of New Zealand. The website of the NZ Herald, my primary source, is not available at this point. Their twitter reads, however, that All hands [are] on deck here in the newsroom but battling with huge tech issues. Buildings are reported to have collapsed and the likelihood of deaths is greater than during the 7.3 magnitude earthquake of last year. The region has been bombarded with aftershocks since then, and many of the buildings, weakened, have just come crumbling down. This destruction occurred during business hours, unlike the last one, which points to the likelihood of numerous casualties. A user posted on NZ Heralds twitter, claiming just spoke to my parents in Christchurch and its much worse than the last big one; its like the [buildings] that survived the last one came down. Unofficial photos of the devastation show a crippled business district and surrounding areas. While the chaos isnt yet sorted, the one thing that can be said is that New Zealand wont have to face it alone.
The Eye of Rah Still Watches: The Egyptian Revolution
By Peter Rice
The germ of democracy is alive and well as a wave of justice and empowerment ripples through the Arab world and beyond. Though the objectives of protesters may differ, the aim re-mains the same: end the reign of oppressive rulers. Throwing a stone into the still sea of oppres-sion, the youth of Egypt have seemingly awoken people who dare change the world. The changes that will ultimately come out of the Egyptian Revolution of 2011 are still undetermined, but it is certainly a start towards a more free world.
A statement made by President Ronald Reagan during his second inaugural address in 1985 seems to express the feelings of young Arabs who are desperately seeking governmental alterations today. Hunting for changes himself, President Reagan said, If not us, who? And if not now, when? Eagerness to live the future today has always driven the ambitions of revolutionaries, but ambition alone will almost certainly fail because changes without plans are too fallible. Even with plans things can go wrong, but it is always better to be in a lifeboat when the ship has gone down. With this in mind, let us see what the Egyptians have planned thus far.
In the Arab world, Egypt is a populous nation with a youthful face. But under Muhammad Hosni Sayyid Mubarak, their spirits were crippled and subdued. Rising to power through the military, President Mubarak had been a commanding presence in Egypts war with Israel in 1973, then under the leadership of Anwar Sadat. When Sadat was assassinated in 1981 by Islamist officers, Mubarak stepped into power as Egypts new president under Emergency Rules that never would expire. Since that time, he had created an authoritarian regime that suppressed its people. Over the course of 30 years, more than two generations of Egyptians could study whatever they wanted, but without connections to the regime it was nearly impossible to get good jobs. Weak-ened, but not beaten, the youth of Egypt finally demanded that there be a minimum wage, parlia-ment dissolved, and emergency rules lifted, but no one listened. Frustrated and enraged, Egyptian protestors stormed the streets calling for the president to step down. Stubbornly, President Mubarak played with fire as he toyed with the emotions of his people by giving vague messages of his intentions. It was hard to determine if Mubarak had any real plans of giving into the protestors demands and leaving office. However, on Friday, February 11th of 2011, it was announced that Mubarak was stepping down. Celebrations were palpable, and Cairo was on cloud nine. But now the real work begins.
All eyes have now turned to Egypts military. As a trusted and stable institution of Egypt, the military be it mysteriously veiled behind a lack of writing about its affairs has begun to manage the interim government. Egyptian schools and businesses are being encouraged to continue their day-to-day activities, even though their constitution has been suspended and parlia-ment dissolved. Getting things back to normal is important for Egypts economy and tourism industries. Yet, protestors are weary of giving up their fight before all of their demands and as-pirations for real democracy have been met. As a result, ambulance drivers, police officers, and others alike have continued to hold protests while the military takes care of the government with Mubarak loyalists still inside. The military only wants to create stability because they fear that volatility will quickly turn into illegal actions, but the military seems to also be aware that the people have goals of their own. That is why the youth have been encouraged to form political parties that meet regularly, continue to talk with representatives of the youth movement, and adhere to a six month timetable that has been established to create a constitution and newly elected government.
Even with all of these actions, there is still uncertainty in Egypt. When a new government is created, will the army cede power to the citizen, or will they look to maintain it primarily for them-selves? If left up to the people, will the Muslim Brotherhood take over? Is Egypt even ready for democracy?
There are no definitive answers to these questions, but there are speculations. When considering the military, their officers have expressed an eager desire to turn over power and return to their industrial interest of food, vehicle, and construction projects. However, some have questioned the militarys exclusion of civilians from governmental affairs as a sign of things to come. As for the question of the Muslim Brotherhood, this has been a revolution of Christians and Muslims alike. Therefore, some believe that the overall principles of democracy will reign supreme because the desire for change and freedom is just too strong. How the democratic system will develop in Egypt is unclear. But the United States is certainly going to try its best to see a type of western democracy take hold in the sands of Egypt.
It is important to remember that democracies require the full support of the people, and even through the best of intentions, they do not always work the first time. Remember that after the American Revolution, the new federal government had to cement its authority over the people, while protecting their rights. This was a difficult task considering the rebellious fever that had spread across the thirteen states. Yet the founding fathers were always willing to take on this ambiguously difficult task. For example, to help pay off the newly acquired federal debt of the revolution, a tax was placed on distilled liquor. This liquor tax had upset struggling farmers on the western frontier because it cut into their livelihood. As a result, the law was largely ignored. Was it a right of the people to refuse to pay a tax deemed unfair? Or was it an act of defiance that justified police action because it was a tax of the democratically represented government? What-ever the right answer was, Alexander Hamilton was horrified and called on George Washington to mobilize his army of militiamen to suppress the rebellion. In this slice of American history, the struggles of a new democracy can be seen. It also shows that the army, an arm of a government, can fight for or against the people as circumstances change. Looking towards Egypt, I see it facing similar, but unique challenges. Overall, the main questions that will continue to be asked today are: Will the citizens of Egypt run their own government? And what role will their military play in the future? We will just have to wait and see how their history unfolds.
The spirit of Egypts revolution is now echoing across the Middle East. Iran, Bahrain, and Yemen have seen signs of increased unrest among demonstrators who are calling for governmental reforms. Beyond this, protests have also broken out in Tunisia, Algeria, Libya, Syria, Lebanon, and Jordan. What the future holds for Egypt and these nations is yet to be revealed. Yet, it is clear that the seed of democracy is being planted across the Middle East. Even if the plant that grows from it withers away, the ideas locked within it have the capability to lie dormant amidst the people until the conditions are right for it to grow again. Therefore, like the protective eye of Rah, the world can only watch.
Fluoride in Our Drinking Water
By Melissa Vasiliades
Federal officials announced recently that the fluoride levels in the U.S. water supply should be limited because the additive is damaging childrens teeth; they are acknowledging the first re-strictions in over 50 years of public water supply. According to a Bloomberg.com article written by authors Cortez and Wayne, the Department of Health and Human Services explains how drinking water should contain the lowest amount of the mineral, while the Environmental Protection Agency reviews the maximum level allowable.
This change stems from the rising rates of fluorosis, which is a discoloration and damage of tooth enamel now found in more than one in three American children. Fluorosis is caused by the increased amount of fluoride childrens teeth come in contact with during their growth process, generally from ages one to eight, according to the CDC. The condition causes permanent damage to enamel coating, with most cases showing up as small streaks or specks of white. It may include brown discoloration and rough, pitted surfaces, the agency stated. This is only the surface of the fluoride related damage. Fluoridation of our water has been linked to damaging the immune system, musculoskeletal harm, genetic damage, thyroid dysfunction, and even cancer.
Since 1945, the US government has been adding fluoride to our drinking water without having any solid proof that ingesting fluoride was beneficial to our teeth and with no safety tests conducted to determine its potential effects on the rest of the human body. Nevertheless, mass medication of the countrys water supply began. Every other chemical added to our tap water, except Fluoride, serves the purpose of improving the waters safety. Fluoride is the only chemical added for the purpose of medication. And this medication comes with a litany of potential side effects. The City of Grand Rapids (MI website, www.grand-rapids.mi.us) was the first community to add fluoride to its public water supply. In the early 1900s, a Colorado dentist realized that some of his patients had very few cavities and thought this to be the result of naturally high levels of fluoride in the water. In the 1930s, studies found that one part per millionroughly one droplet in a bathtub full of waterwould prevent cavities without causing mottled enamel.
For over five decades, the American Dental Association has continuously endorsed the fluoridation of community water supplies and the use of fluoride-containing products as safe and effective measures for preventing tooth decay. Community water fluoridation remains the model for dental disease prevention, attempting to have us believe it is saving Americans billions of dollars and untold suffering every year. More than 72 % of Americans on public systems drink water with fluoride, a part of the nations defense against tooth decay for 65 years, according to the Atlanta Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The additive should be limited to 0.7 milligrams in each liter of drinking water; the low end of the government recommended fluoride levels of 0.7 to 1.2 milligrams a liter since 1962, claimed HHS. Additionally, the past five Surgeons General have strongly supported community water fluoridation and encouraged communities to fluoridate their water. My question is, Why is any level recommended, when fluoride is clearly poisonous?
There is an ongoing debate on the addition of fluoride in our water supply. Fluoride is considered a poison in large doses but toxic levels cannot be achieved by drinking fluoridated water. Scientists continue to collect data to determine the toxicity of fluoride in drinking water. Todays research shows that fluoride is not safe to ingest and the areas that do fluoridate their drinking water supply actually have higher rates of cavities, cancer, dental fluorosis, and osteoporosis. Nevertheless, its use has seen an enormous push from the aluminum industry and weapons manufacturers, as well as from pharmaceutical companies.
Let me explain further. Richard Webbs blog offers definitions. Nature provides an edible organic salt which is insoluble in water and can be assimilated by the human body. This substance, calcium-flourophosphate, builds and strengthens our bones and teeth. We all need it: our children, es-pecially, as they are constantly growing both tooth and bone. There is no doubt that without this salt the human body would lack strength and tooth decay would be of pandemic proportions.
There is another substance called Sodium Flouride, a by-product of the aluminum industry, which has been a major pollutant of rivers and streams since 1900. This product is extremely harmful; it poisons all animal life that consumes it and can cause death even in small quantities; moreover, no effective antidote has yet been found. This very same sodium fluoride, which we now drink in the name of fighting tooth decay, has been used as rat poison for nearly 40 years. It is the cheapest and most effective rat killer known to chemists: colorless, odorless, and tasteless. So-dium Fluoride cannot be assimilated by the body. It becomes instant poison because it cannot be eliminated without extreme effort from your kidneys; Sodium Fluoride will always be a build up in the bodys system. It is also an ingredient in the current drug of choice for depression and Prozac; that alone has me wondering, Why is something poisonous a part of our daily lives?
By Stephen Sullivan
Recent studies by global food experts suggest that the effects of climate change may extend to the prices of agriculture, and therefore food prices. It is projected that there will be an increase of nearly 12 degrees F by the year 2050, which may lead to significant problems for farmers. The drastic rise in food prices (with some estimates projecting an increase of 100% in the price of corn) would be the result of a decrease in productivity and increase in demand. The release of greenhouse gas emissions by unregulated industries and poor decision-making is increasing at an alarming rate in concurrence with the growth of the world population. The green initiative has grown momentum, but according to these studies done by experts, that may not be enough.
The International Food Policy Research Institute report states, Unlike the 20th century, when real agricultural prices declined, the first half of the 21st century is likely to see increases in real agricultural prices. The implications of this study suggest poorer countries and lower income societies will be affected most. The study estimates that there may be an increase of about 25 million malnourished children in the world due to rising food costs.


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Possible custom 10" enclosure for E46 avail to everyone
So I contacted elemental designs and they are interested in making a custom enclosure for the e46 that might be available to the masses. I am going to visit them next week, I was thinking of having them do a 10" side mounted above the battery compartment....or should I have them do a JL audio stealth box type of deal...I emailed them and they seem interested in catering to the E46's.
Over the Battery Compartment for sure
Have them do something like this, it's easy to do and fits perfectly,, my friend did this for me in a couple hours
So they are going to build me a wooden stealth box above the battery compartment and ballpark pricing will be < $150.00. They will use my car as a model on Jan 13th, I will post pics once they make it....should be available soon after from what it sounds...We have needed something like this for a long time, stealth boxes at $300+ were way too much and the rear deck mount from bavarian sound did not seem like a good solution to me....
At $150 I'm in for sure. I have a sedan though
www.autoacoustics.com !!! several
Autoacoustics.com is fine if you're in the UK, but to get it shipped here costs a fortune
i would sugest you get out the fibreglass then ! did my last enlsoure in weekend and now that i finally got the ski bag out im dorting out my new build :)
BSW boxes look pretty good. I was thinking abot getting the dual box that hangs below the rear deck but instead I ordered a fiberglass box from wickedcas because it looks more custom. It's the same one I posted in another thread.
any way of gettin 1 for the battery compartment and another on the adjacent side? maybe same fitment? :crossing fingers:
looks pretty nice :) i am sure u will keep us informed!
I just installed my BSW deckmount box last night.. I was not nearly as impressed after the installation as before. The build quality is great, but I am not impressed with the "quick mount" system. There is nothing "quick" about the way this box mounts/unmounts...unless you have fold down rear seats. It is a huge pain in the ass to lift this thing up and try to bolt it up through the ski-pass. I had to have two friends help me lift it in to place, then jam a box under it just to hold it there long enough for me to get the bolts tightened. I also was really unimpressed with the ACE hardware mounting brackets. Nice.. I should have built this thing myself.
All that aside, it is a nice box, and is built very well. If you don't have time/skill/access to tools, then pick one of these up. It looks great, and hits really hard once you get it installed. Just don't plan on a quick install / removal. Also, consider the single 10" enclosure.. I am beginning to wish that I had gone that route. Mine is probably heavier then the complete unit that BSW sells though. I used two Infinity Kappa Perfect 10 VQ subs which have a 6.5" mounting depth. The reason I used those subs is because I already had one, and when I ordered the dual 10" enclosure, I picked up a matching sub. I had to fabricate some spacer rings out of MDF, but all in all it turned out very nice. However.. using a larger sub made this box really, REALLY heavy. :banghead:
Anyway, I am not bashing BSW or this product. Both times I have dealt with them their customer service and products were top notch. I just want people without fold down rear seats to know that this might not be the product for you. If there was a way to reverse the mounting system, that would change everything. IF the "quick release" were on the front of the box (rear of the trunk) it would be a snap to put in and take out. I may end up tack welding some nuts onto the rear deck to make this work.
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User preference and I understand. Let me know if you need any help with anything else!
I thought of that when I was doing mine but I was worried about cancellation from the 2 subs facing each other
Gotta do over the battery so you can save your trunk to haul beer in it.
I made this for my M with a 12" woofer.
I plan on making a couple of these to trade / sell for parts money. I will be building in the spring when the temp warms up. If anyone is interested and can wait unitl then PM me.
1/2 wood 1/2 fiberglass.
Grey or black carpet / grille (or can use your material provided)
Around $375 shipped (there is a lot of time in the glass and sanding)
Is there a reason why no one makes a box like that for the driver's side?
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At first glance it seems an unlikely fit; a psychological thriller/mystery that interweaves the stories of the great (albeit fictional) 19th century Chinese-American landscape photographer Wilfred Eng and the moral scruples of small-time Seattle art dealer Robert Armour.
However, 1975 UM MFA graduate Thomas Orton's first novel succeeds because of his vivid characterization, twisting and turning plot, and satirically informed portrayal of the sleazy underbelly of the West Coast art world.
And really, once you see that almost all the elements of an engrossing page turner—money and greed, trust and betrayal, sex and power, fame, art, and just artists for chrissake—are found in abundance in the art scene, then why didn't someone think of it sooner?
Orton opens the book by bringing his characters immediately to the foreground and wryly describing these art world denizens. Protagonist Robert Armour, "the photo hermit of Seattle," is evaluating some glass photographic plates from the 1800s for "Judith ... the scion of Seattle pioneers and a talentless painter of abstracts." Armour again: "Judith saw my work as something like the art equivalent of the McDonald's take out window; I had the advanced degrees and disappointments; all I needed was a paper hat."
When Judith sends Armour down to the basement with some of her garbage in order to snub him and weasel out of paying his consultation fee—"like her cheapskate forebearers," he notes, "Judith believed that paying for advice was like paying for air"—he makes a discovery that rapidly unspools into a messy little dilemma within a dilemma.
Armour finds a box containing five more albumen photographic plates which he recognizes to be the likeness and work of Wilfred Eng, called a genius by his contemporaries, who coincidentally died in a fire just blocks from Judith's basement. As an art historian, Armour knows that the plates belong in a museum, but he also senses just how valuable they are and even knows someone who might buy them quietly. Since Judith is incommunicado for a few days, he finds himself in a quandary.
Enter Armour's old "friend" from his days in the 'Frisco art scene, Parker Lange. Cool and focused as a hitman, he is the consummate wheeler-dealer, unscrupulous and vulpine, by turns both a sycophant and a bully, "who could not only sell you land in Florida, but convince you that the swamp gases rising out of it were friendly UFOs." Armour claims only to have been friends with Lange because of business, but there is a dark side to Armour that attracts him to Parker; this is the same side that got him into that trouble in his past, the side that tempts him throughout the book with the big payoff and fame. This region of the psyche, which is home to that vanity and hubris that artists are so susceptible to, is the territory that Lange is so skilled at exploiting, and does so to Armour mercilessly. Armour knows all of this, but yields thinking that he is wiser, and believing that something is owed to him.
The narrative thread is punctuated by the diary entries of Wilfred Eng's lover Ellen Danforth, the nude subject of the lost plates and the wife of his benefactor, who is ultimately betrayed by Eng. And as Armour researches more about the enigmatic Eng, these two seemingly divergent stories about photographer and historian come together with surprising ease. Trust is revealed as a vital aspect of the art world where—in a market driven by opinion, fashion, flattery and taste—misplaced trust can have devastating consequences.
Twenty years earlier a younger, more idealistic Robert Armour had been burned in a deal when he purchased and then resold a suite of very creditable fake Edward Weston erotic photographs. Because he trusted the seller, and his clients in turn trusted his judgment, he not only lost his gallery, but more importantly his credibility and confidence. However, in a bit of dramatic irony worthy of Sophocles, Armour is presented with the perfect opportunity to recoup the losses, both financial and metaphysical, that he has been recriminating about in rainy Seattle all these years. Perfect—that is, as long as he can overcome what he has become in his years away from the mercenary art world of San Francisco: basically a nice fortyish bachelor who is sliding toward stability in the form of his girlfriend and her son. And the real core of the book, like any great story, is ultimately Armour's own identity. He needs to ask himself who he is and who he wants to become. It just so happens that the glass plates of Wilfred Eng provide just that sort of opportunity for him to turn back the clock and relive what he could have been—or re-assess what he has in a new, more appreciative light.
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This weekend my wife was kind enough to let me sneak away to the card show for a few hours. The show was not so good, since it was raining, it was pretty crowded and like most shows hit or miss with what I am looking for..meaning inexpensive Red Sox that I don't already have! So I finished up at a table where I usually peruse the dime and quarter boxes looking for trade bait, but this week beside his usual bargain boxes, he had a ton of vintage with him. I picked up these 9 Red Sox for $50 and turned a tough day at the show into a winner!
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Can someone give some pointers on how to build a game environment for either Quake III or Counter Strike. I want to know how I can get a new environment exported from Maya or MAX and into the game for viewing. Do I need some other software to do this? Where can I find it?
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Administrator Andrew Andronikou does not expect England goalkeeper James to become the club's new boss but suggests the 39-year-old could have a role to play in deciding who is installed.
"David has expressed an interest in taking the next stage of his career into management," Andronikou told BBC Radio Solent. "Albeit we believe it has come a bit too early to appoint him as manager."
Andronikou added: "I believe he will have an input into the decision going forward.
"I think everyone has an input into what is going to happen, but the David James question is very much core to our decision-making."
James reaches the end of his Portsmouth contract this summer and the club are keen to keep him on for next season, following relegation to the Coca-Cola Championship.
He has been offered a new deal but is currently preparing for the World Cup with England, having been selected as one of Fabio Capello's three goalkeepers in the 30-man provisional squad.
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The environs of New Jersey have mostly been associated with a rural culture that is heavily invested in farming and rearing cattle. Hence, one would not easily relate the denizens of New Jersey to be upscale patrons of the performing arts, especially one as snobbish as ballet. However, New Jersey Ballet has been busy flipping that stereotype on its head for more than half a century. Based out of the city of Livingston that is located on the state's western border, the ballet company does not restrict itself to catering to only paying audiences but goes out of its way to make inroads into the local community. But this is not to say that it compromises on any level with regards to the caliber of its performances, which are comparable with any other world-class ballet institution and constitute the works of all the great choreographers such as Balanchine, Robbins, deMille, Renvall, Toma, Petipa and Vesak. Laying your claim to some New Jersey ballet tickets is one of the most effective ways of appreciating the company's repertory so make sure you don't miss out on a chance to be charmed by dance.
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The New Jersey Ballet Company is as close to the local community as it can get. It was founded by two of Livingston's finest ballet dancers, Carolyn Clark and her partner George Tomal in 1958. The foundations of the company were laid by Corolyn's mother, who and her friends, propelled by their passion for ballet, established the New Jersey School of Ballet in 1953. Since Carolyn herself was involved in the operations of the ballet school, she was in good stead to start a full-fledged professional ballet company that would not only serve as a stepping stone for the graduates of the school into the industry but would also stage world-renowned productions.
Kicking things off with a debut performance at the local Arts High School, New Jersey Ballet took some time in getting its ballet bearings and building up a repertoire. Its first staple production was that of The Nutcracker that it started staging at the famous Paper Mill Playhouse in Millburn from 1971 onwards. This was the first time that the company collaborated with one of the world's most renowned dancers, Edward Villella, who was cast in Cavalier's role. In addition to the seasonal performances at the Paper Mill Playhouse, New Jersey Ballet also brought forth annual production runs at other venues such as the Stafford Township Arts Center in the nearby city of Manahawkin and Cape May Court House.
The 1990s saw New Jersey's premier ballet company garner significant milestones on the international level, what with touring to far-off destinations such as in Taiwan and Russia as well as Italy and Bermuda. Four years into the new millennium, New Jersey Ballet gained nationwide recognition and acclaim for being the first American dance company to stage a full-length production of Marius Petipa's masterpiece, La Esmeralda, at the New Jersey Performing Arts Center. Two years later, it paid its homage to the former "Jewel of the Crown" of the British Empire by delivering a series of performances of The Nutcracker at the National Centre for the Performing Arts located in the Indian city of Mumbai. 2008 again saw the company head towards Russia, this time on a seven-day tour that entailed performances based exclusively in an American setting, namely Saturday Night, Let's Go South, For Ella and Belong.
The New Jersey Ballet company diligently delivers a 26 week season each year that comprises of a wide variety of works ranging from classical and jazz based ones to pieces choreographed in contemporary genres. The company's repertory has been enriched by the guidance of a trifecta of artistic advisors, namely Leonid Kozlov, Eleanor D'Antuono and Edward Villella. The organization has also been deemed as New Jersey's favorite ballet company through an online poll. The New York City Ballet may command the ballet roost of the Big Apple but down here in New Jersey, it's the namesake ballet entity that the local populace holds close to their hearts and minds. New Jersey Ballet tickets will enable you to be treated to premium quality programming and bewitching ballet performances so book some now.
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Some of the best theatre productions have released their schedules. New Jersey Ballet will run at its venue on 23-Dec-17. Upcoming show will be staged at Community Theatre At Mayo Center For The Performing Arts, Morristown. For the complete list of dates and venues, please visit our website.
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I seem to have a configuration issue that is preventing me from displaying an X application using an X server on a different machine.
The application machine is an embedded Linux board based on the AVR32.
I would like to run an X application like this:
# export DISPLAY=10.1.60.59:0
Error: Can't open display: 10.1.60.59:0
# xlogo
Error: Can't open display: 10.1.60.59:0
The X server is reachable:
# ping 10.1.60.59
PING 10.1.60.59 (10.1.60.59): 56 data bytes
64 bytes from 10.1.60.59: seq=0 ttl=127 time=2.702 ms
64 bytes from 10.1.60.59: seq=1 ttl=127 time=1.835 ms
The server lets me display from a Ubuntu box on the same network using the same DISPLAY setting. The network configuration is the same:
Application Board:
# ifconfig eth0
eth0 Link encap:Ethernet HWaddr 04:25:FE:DE:AD:09
inet addr:10.1.30.218 Bcast:10.1.31.255 Mask:255.255.254.0
UP BROADCAST RUNNING MULTICAST MTU:1500 Metric:1
Ubuntu Box:
$ ifconfig eth0
eth0 Link encap:Ethernet HWaddr 00:B0:D0:DE:9F:6C
inet addr:10.1.30.219 Bcast:10.1.31.255 Mask:255.255.254.0
What am I missing here?
Thank you,
After you get that going (and don't just log out...you have to either reboot or do a CTRL-ALT-BACKSPACE to restart your X server), you have to allow the connections to take place. As root, you can either do "xhost +" (unsafe, allows ANYONE to start remote windows on your machine), or "xhost <ip address of remote machine>" (allows just that machine to fire up an X session.
Good thought.
The X Server is a windows box running Xming. Permissions were set to allow any host to write to the X server. This was tested successfully from a Red Hat box inside my intranet from a couple of states away.
Also, the XO.hosts file was updated to to include all three Linux machines with no change in behavior. Ubuntu and Red Hat can run xeyes but the embedded board adjacent to the Ubuntu cannot.
I tried every solution you presented here with no success. however, I tested it at home with ssh Secure shell and it worked. So, instead of using putty I used ssh Secure shell program, enabled X11 and it worked. With putty I can't manage to make it work.
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Dishevelled Tara Palmer Tomkinson pics result of pap attack?
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Earlier today the MailOnline published a set of pictures showing the former party girl looking wild-eyed, clutching her arms and with her eye-makeup smudged.
The MailOnline declared that she "looked extremely worse for wear" and the "dishevelled" star had "bloodshot" eyes as she arrived at the party in Mayfair.
But online publication Holy Moly has come to the defence of Tara, claiming that the socialite was pounced on by the paparazzi when she arrived at One Mayfair and the photos are a result of their alleged harassment.
A source at the scene told Holy Moly: "When she got out of the car, the paps went nuts, screaming abuse at her, telling her they could see track marks on her arms, saying she was off her face etc.
"They got her pinned up against a wall and she couldn't get away. None of the security seemed to do much.
"Understandably, she got really frightened and started to scream until eventually someone dragged her inside, but she was in a real state.
"She seemed completely sober, if a little bonkers."
Meanwhile the MailOnline are not only standing by their story that Tara's drug addiction is back, but they have cruelly put her picture alongside a still from Tim Burton's Corpse Bride, declaring that she was "channelling" the Halloween character.
Holy Moly went on to say that the photos from last night are just another example of "the dark underbelly of paparazzi behaviour".
The pictures echo those that were regularly taken of tragic singer Amy Winehouse, who was regularly followed and goaded by photographers in order to get a reaction.
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I can't really answer the question as written because I cannot remember being outside my home with only a snub at any time in several years. So in my world I'm going to be answering with a Glock 23 because that is by far the most likely gun to be on my person.
When I saw the situation I'd be closing distance and yelling, gun in hand. The first shots would hopefully come before my child was actually in the car. I'd give the BG every opportunity to change his mind and let her go. There is no question that one magazine would be empty before I even thought about returning to my vehicle to give chase. If the initial volley didn't somehow stop the situation I'd be heading back to my vehicle cussing myself for having a big slow vehicle and likely for not having a red dot on the pistol. (Every day I think more and more that it is time but until the department agrees I can't see having two different systems in my life. We're getting there though.)
If my H3 managed to keep up there's going to be one heck of a collision as soon as I get the chance. The two inside are highly unlikely to live to tell anyone their side of the story unless a miracle takes place and my anger somehow disappears. Unlike Miamieddie I'm not going to just leave. As soon as you do that you've ensured a nice stay in prison. Instead I'm going to take my chances in a court of law and hope that I get a jury sympathetic to my belief that I did exactly what a reasonable person in the same situation would do.


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Applause and boos at Italy's La Scala gala opening
By Marie-Louise Gumuchian
MILAN (Reuters Life!) - La Scala's performance of Giuseppe Verdi's "Don Carlos" drew applause but also some booing on the opening night of the opera house's new season, the highlight of the city's social and musical calendar.
The audience threw flowers on stage as the cast took a bow, some even cheered to "bravos" and U.S. tenor Stuart Neill, who stepped in after a late change on Saturday, received loud cheers for his portrayal of Don Carlos.
But whistling and boos were in store for some of the performers, the conductor and director during a seven-minute applause -- much shorter than at previous openings.
Artistic director Stephane Lissner said the booing, which began in the second act, was due to the change in tenors.
La Scala on Saturday announced Neill would replace Giuseppe Filianoti as Don Carlos. It gave no reason but Filianoti said in a newspaper interview on Sunday he thought it was due to an error he made in a pre-season performance to a younger audience.
"This is something that happens in theatres all over the world. La Scala tonight put on the best cast possible," Lissner told reporters of the change. Filianoti, present at the opening, said he was hurt by the move.
The night in the historic heart of Italy's fashion and financial capital otherwise went smoothly, after having been at risk of cancellation because of strikes and protests.
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