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The CUNY Board of Trustees has approved a new dual-degree program between The City College of New York's Colin Powell School for Civic and Global Leadership and theCUNY School of Law that will lead to a masters in international relations and a JD in law. The proposal is pending approval by the New York State Department of Education.
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Umphrey's McGee kicked off the first of their three nights in Minneapolis' First Avenue last night, playing a stellar set that opened with "Get In The Van" and kept rolling all night. The band also had a very special guest, as local guitarist Jason Fladager (The Big Wu) joined the band on stage towards the end of the first set for a cover of Toto's "Africa."
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The whole show was jam-packed with highlights. If you missed it, you can catch a replay of the show and webcasts of the whole run via TourGigs. UM returns to First Avenue tonight. Here's the full setlist from last night's show:
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Set I: Get in the Van, Spires > Mad Love, The Linear > Water, Africa*, Wizard Burial Ground
Set II: 1348, Cut the Cable, Professor Wormbog, Mulche's Odyssey, Red Tape, Sociable Jimmy > Wife Soup
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The Holy Land Experience features a wide range of live stage productions, ranging from dramatic plays, lighthearted humor and Broadway style musicals. There is something for everyone!
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Slager Festival in Kortrijk, Belgium
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Jeana McGlasson is a partner in Dunn Carney's Wills and Estates Team and Tax Team. Her practice focuses on estate planning, probate and trust administration, and taxation. Jeana has an LL.M. in Taxation. In addition to being an attorney, she holds an Oregon CPA license; she practiced as a CPA in Portland before becoming an attorney.
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I'm not sure about your Margaret, maybe you can help.I thought that Arthur had 8 children (none Margaret) but I have a Margaretta Mae Bashaw b 8/27/1938 and died 11/6/1950 and is buried in Roselawn Cemetery in Monroe County, MI.His other children Dorothy, Evelyn, Arthur, Ernest, Raymond, Jack, Gerald and Margaretta.
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October 31st, 2008, 02:24 PM #1
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I came across a website called *Promo*.
They integrate phone numbers to email addresses, and forwards them to a designated email accounts. Useful service, especially for sharing email addresses over the phone, but possible spam generator.
What do you think of their site?
for example, they are giving out a email address, 2125550123@*Promo*
Last edited by Ed Byerly; October 31st, 2008 at 03:16 PM. Reason: Too spammy sounding for a first post...
October 31st, 2008, 02:39 PM #2Originally Posted by qgeorgeDeborah Carney
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October 31st, 2008, 03:16 PM #3
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I personally like their final goal to integrate the web ID's to mobile ID.
Well, at least according to their blog from google... *Link drop*
Where were services like that before?
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October 31st, 2008, 04:34 PM #4
I was just coming to do that, ya beat me to it Ed....Deborah Carney
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Over one billion people use the Internet globally. Psychologists are beginning to understand what people do online, and the impact being online has on behaviour. It's making us re-think many of our existing assumptions about what it means to be a social being. For instance, if we can talk, flirt, meet people and fall in love online, this challenges many of psychology's theories that intimacy or understanding requires physical co-presence.
The Oxford Handbook of Internet Psychology brings together many of the leading researchers in what can be termed 'Internet Psychology'. Though a very new area of research, it is growing at a phenomenal pace. In addition to well-studied areas of investigation, such as social identity theory, computer-mediated communication and virtual communities, the volume also includes chapters on topics as diverse as deception and misrepresentation, attitude change and persuasion online, Internet addiction, online relationships, privacy and trust, health and leisure use of the Internet, and the nature of interactivity.
With over 30 chapters written by experts in the field, the range and depth of coverage is unequalled, and serves to define this emerging area of research. Uniquely, this content is supported by an entire section covering the use of the Internet as a research tool, including qualitative and quantitative methods, online survey design, personality testing, ethics, and technological and design issues. While it is likely to be a popular research resource to be 'dipped into', as a whole volume it is coherent and compelling enough to act as a single text book.
The Oxford Handbook of Internet Psychology is the definitive text on this burgeoning field. It will be an essential resource for anyone interested in the psychological aspects of Internet use, or planning to conduct research using the 'net'.
Reviewer:Nicholas Greco IV, MS, BCETS, CATSM(Abbott Laboratories)
Description:This is a discussion of Internet psychology presented by some of the leading researchers in psychology. While the Internet is not new, the behaviors and sometimes actions of those online are beginning to challenge widely held assumptions and beliefs. This is an area ripe for not only discussion but research in keeping up with the technology.
Purpose:The purpose is to provide the first definitive book on Internet psychology as a platform for discussion, interest, and research. While the Internet has contributed numerous advances in every field imaginable, it has come with some negatives such as deception, crime, outlets for addictions, and changes in attitudes.
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They're locked up in the United States. All 201'200 of them.
Citing data from the International Center for Prison Studies, Niall McCarthy of Statista visualizes how the United States housed nearly one-third of the globe's incarcerated women in 2013. It's a huge problem the American public has only begun to recognize.
The context: Recently, discussions around the rise of mass incarceration have focused largely on men, most notably, black men. Illustrating this is how 1 in 10 black American males is in prison on a given day, while black men remain nearly six times as likely to be imprisoned in their lifetime than their white peers.
While those figures are staggering, they're also part of a much larger story. Considering that its total prison population grew by 500% in the past 30 years, it might seem unsurprising that America locks up so many women compared with the rest of the world. But there's another problem: Growth in the number of female prisoners was nearly 1.5 times that of men for this period.
The reasons: According to the Sentencing Project, the war on drugs is the biggest factor behind why more women are being imprisoned today than ever before.
For one, they've always been more likely to get locked up for drug-related charges: By 2009, 25.7% of women were in jail on drug offenses versus 17.2% of men.
At the same time, the dynamics of this growth have undergone a major shift. During the 1980s, harsh (and racist) sentencing policies made black women the primary female casualties of the crack epidemic, including those most often imprisoned. Not so much since 2000: The prevalence of methamphetamine in America's heartland has sparked a 48.4% rise in the number of white women imprisoned over the past decade, compared with a 24.6% decline in the number of black women.
A prime microcosm is the state of Oklahoma, which houses both the highest volume of meth labs in the country and the highest per capita female incarceration rate in the world, according to Brave New Films. Between 2000 and 2008, 34% of incarcerated women nationwide were locked up on meth charges, while 80% were there for non-violent offenses.
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At 1 p.m. ET, we will be holding our NFL Nation mock draft, in which each of our ESPN.com NFL team reporters makes the pick for his or her team. You can follow along at this link right here, which will be live at 1 p.m. ET, and you can chime in on Twitter with that #NFLNationMock hashtag. We'll each get about 5 minutes to make our pick, and trades are allowed. I've already heard from a couple of teams in the top 10 asking whether the New York Giants would be interested in moving up from No. 12.
I haven't said yes to those offers, but there are a couple of offensive linemen for whom I might make a small move up if they fell into the latter part of the top 10 and the price was right. We will have to see how those early picks go before devising a strategy. One thing I don't expect to do is trade down, since it seems everybody wants to do that and as a result almost no one can. I continue to believe the 12th-best player in this draft is going to be someone the Giants can use, and that their best bet is to stay put and pick him, whoever he may be.
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A female MP in Afghanistan has been kidnapped by likely Taliban insurgents as she traveled with her children in Ghazni, on the route from Kandahar to Kabul, with the insurgents demanding the release of four Taliban prisoners in exchange for her.
Kakar was traveling with her three children when she was taken at gunpoint on Saturday, and then brought to an undisclosed location by a gang of kidnappers.
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"The security forces released her children (two girls, one boy) in an operation on Monday. But she has been kept in another location, we are still searching for her," said deputy provincial governor of Ghazni, Mohammad Ali Ahmadi, to AFP of the incident.
"The town elders are also involved in talks with the kidnappers to secure her release," he added to AFP.
A Pashtun, Fariba Ahmadi Kakar was elected to the Afghan Parliament in 2005, and currently represents Kandahar province.
Her children were later released by a joint operation involving both NATO and Afghan intelligence, but Kakar remains held in another location, writes the BBC.
Female politicians and other prominent women in Afghanistan often find themselves in danger, as exemplified by the 2009 shooting death of local politician Sitara Achakzai in Kandahar — likely murdered for her controversial opinions on women's rights.
In a more recent incident, Helmand's top female police officer, Islam Bibi, was shot in July as she rode on a motorbike with her son-in-law.
Politician and teacher Safia Amajan, head of the department of women's affairs in Kandahar, was gunned down by the Taliban at the age of 63 in 2006, shot directly in in front of her house.


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Enter The Void: On Kode9 & A Brief History Of Nothing In Art
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As Hyperdub head honcho, Kode9 (aka Steve Goodman), announces his new album named, about, and inspired by nothing, we take a look through some of the artistic precedents for Goodman's minimalist inspiration, from sculpture to painting and performance
One of Ad Reinhardt's Black Paintings… or one of Malevich's…
In the Spring of 2014, Marina Abramovic was interviewed by the BBC about the origins of her new piece for the Serpentine Gallery. "I called [Serpentine co-director] Hans-Ulrich [Obrist] and I said, 'I don't know how you're going to take this, but this is what I want to do: nothing … there's nothing.' There's now work, just me, and the public is my live material, and that's the most radical, the most pure I can do." But pretty soon Abramovic was accused of failing to give credit where it's due.
While the Serpentine was busy calling her show "unprecedented", a group of curators and art historians wrote to insist that there were indeed precedents – notably the work of Texan performance artist Mary Ellen Carroll, who had made nothingness a central part of her work since 1996.
"Hybrid-minimalism," wrote Carroll in a text called 'Nothing' describing her work, "do nothin – Don't explain – Don't modify behavior – Make a performance: Nothing." In 2006 she set off to live in Argentina for six weeks with no possessions beyond the clothes on her back and her passport. "I am not prepared to say Marina Abramovic is involved in plagiarising or anything like that," art historian David Joselit said to The Guardian, "Mary Ellen's work, when she left for Argentine, is in many ways more extreme. I just think there should be a conversation."
But what about Carroll herself? How original is her own nothing? Maybe there really is nothing new under the sun. Worse. Maybe even that nothing isn't original.
In 2009, the Pompidou Centre in Paris celebrated a half century of empty exhibition spaces with a show entitled Vides: une rétrospective. The curators removed the works from nine of the galleries which usually host the museum's permanent collection in order to pay tribute to historical works by Robert Irwin, Stanley Brouwn, Art & Language, Maria Eichorn, and others.
True to the conceptual nature of the projects they celebrated, the Pompidou made no structural alterations to its rooms, nor any attempt to reconstruct their empty spaces to resemble those they paid tribute to. In fact, pretty much the only thing that distinguished one room from the next were the accompanying wall texts providing historical context and explanation. Void, wrote Vivian Rehberg, in Frieze at the time, "is a zero-sum game: nothing ventured, nothing gained."
The oldest work in the Pompidou's retrospective was Yves Klein's The Specialisation of Sensibility in the Raw Material State into Stabilized Pictorial Sensibility, The Void. In 1958, Klein, a mystically inclined nouveau réaliste and occasional Rosicrucianist, had emptied out the Iris Clert Gallery in Saint-Germain-des-Près.
Some 3,000 people queued up to gain admittance to an empty room with just a cupboard in the corner to show for itself. Cocktails in Klein's signature blue were served to the bemused guests. "My paintings are now invisible," the artist declared, "and I would like to show them in a clear and positive manner."
Nothingness, empty space, has fascinated artists since the beginning of modernism. Kazimir Malevich had described his Black Square in terms of the contrast between the "feeling of non-objectivity" embodied in the square itself and the "void" of the white space around it.
In a similar way, Alberto Giacometti's Hands Holding the Void (Invisible Object) represents nothingness by contrast. It presents a stylised human form perched on very slender chair whose hands are positioned as if holding something – but, like a mime artist articulating some obscure treasure, there is nothing between the figure's fingers.
Following Malevich, Ad Reinhardt had spent much of the 1950s and 60s painting black monochromes. But unlike his Suprematist predecessor, Reinhardt did so out of a fascination with the blank spaces in Chinese landscape painting. He would set his canvas down flat before him, thin his oils down with turpentine, and cover the entire frame, from edge to edge, with an almost seamless wash of blackness, with barely a trace of manual gesture. Only after extended viewing does an underlying structure reveal itself behind the layers of paint on these canvases: a slight reddish tone in one corner, a hint of blue in another, distributed according to a strict programme.
The artist himself, a former newspaper cartoonist who along with Brice Marden and Sol LeWitt was a member of the American Abstract Artists group, would define these works in almost entirely negative terms: as "shapeless", "sizeless", "directionless", "lightless", "colourless", "a pure, abstract, non-objective, timeless, spaceless, changeless, relationless, disinterested painting". He called them his "ultimate paintings" and, indeed, he would die in 1967 having painted little else for over a decade. "He walked off into his picture," an old school friend, Thomas Merton, would say.
For Anish Kapoor, the void "is a state within". For his exhibit in the British Pavilion at 1990's Venice Biennale, he presented Void Field, a room full of misshapen sandstone blocks each bearing a hole in the top, painted to black so as to appear bottomless. It's a figure that recurs in much of the artist's work. His Descent into Limbo from 1992, for instance, consisted of a circular hole cut into the gallery floor, again painted black, offering a vertiginous sense of some endless cavity. In an essay available on Kapoor's website, the theorist Homi K. Bhabha, writes "the presence of an object can render a space more empty than mere vacancy could ever envisage."
One of the curators of the Pompidou's Vides was the artist Gustav Metzger. He evidently became quite taken with the subject, because in 2012 he was still thinking about nothing. In 2012, he produced Null Object with London Fieldworks and cyberneticists from MIT. The creation of the sculpture involved Metzger thinking about nothing – or at least trying jolly hard to do so – while taking an electroencephalogram reading of his brain waves. The results were used to provide instructions for a robot to drill a big hole in a 50cm cube of fossilised Portland stone.
So when Steve Goodman announces that his new Kode9 is to be called Nothing and is inspired by nothingness, he steps into a venerable tradition. The dubstep producer and Hyperdub label boss recently told Sukhdev Sandhu, writing in The Guardian, that in preparing the record he had been "reading about mathematics and the history of zeros" when he came across a chapter in Paul Mason's PostCapitalism book about Project Zero, "where production costs are reduced to zero."
Goodman immediately realised that this "is one of the most important engines in the transformation of the music industry. We don't know where it's heading. 'Nothing' was like a little encryption key that enabled me to finish the album." We can only hope that a team of enraged Mary Ellen Carroll fans don't write in demanding due acknowledgement of her precedence.
Nothing by Kode9 is out now on Hyperdub
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Nov 17, 2015 12:47pm
Thing is, you can't know whether you are using nothing in you act or not, because it cannot register it's presence. Nor can it be used, as it doesn't have convenient handles by which to steer it - because it's a void, and you can't attach handles to a void. Indeed a void having no dimensions or solidity cannot take part in spacetime at all. It cannot be said to be present in one art work, and not present in another, because it has no location. In fact a true void can't even be a referent for a noun, and cannot truly be spoken of. Except I just spoke of it. But that's arty bollocks for you. The important point to consider is whether people will offer you money and sex for it. In which case, I've got an infinite nothing for you right here.
"In 2006 she set off to live in Argentina for six weeks with no possessions beyond the clothes on her back and her passport."
But she had a fanny, a void into which endless money can be poured. Why would a woman need money when she's built around a void ?
Nov 17, 2015 1:24pm
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Nov 17, 2015 8:44pm
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Nov 18, 2015 6:25pm
Life is art-art is life. (Now thinking about what I might have just read.)
Dec 8, 2015 9:56am
Shakespeare plays on the word "nothing" and the idea of nothingness or emptiness throughout King Lear. (Psst: that's one of the reasons this play is so insanely bleak.)
Here are a few significant moments from the play: In Act 1, when Lear stages his love test and asks Cordelia "What can you say to draw a third [of the kingdom] more opulent than your sisters?", Cordelia replies, "Nothing." Lear can't believe what he's hearing. "Nothing will come of nothing," he tells her. "Speak again." (In other words, you'll get absolutely nothing from me unless you speak up about how much you love me.)
By the way, the phrase "Nothing can come of nothing" is a variation on the famous phrase "ex nihilo nihil fit"— that's Latin for "from nothing, nothing comes," which is an ancient Greek philosophical and scientific expression. It's the opposite of the biblical notion that God created the world (which is a whole lot of something) out of nothing (Genesis 1:1).
The word "nothing" shows up again in the play when the Fool tells Lear he is nothing without his crown and power: "now thou art an O / without a figure. I am better than thou art now. I / am a Fool, thou art nothing" (1.4.197-199).
According to the Fool, King Lear is a zero and is no better than a "shealed peascod" (an empty peapod). The Fool also calls the retired king "Lear's shadow," which suggests that Lear, without his crown, is merely a shadow of his former self. The idea is that Lear, (whose status has changed since retirement) is nothing without his former power and title. Check out our discussion of the theme of "Power" for more on this.


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I'm looking for statistics on which products people buy online, and which the prefer to buy offline. For example, most consumers research cars online, but purchase them offline. That tells me to go for a PPC deal if I'm advertising cars, since they aren't big online sellers.
Where can I find stats to guide me to which product categories (eg travel, software, and what else?) to invest my time and skills in?
If anyone can share their own thoughts on this that helps too. Thanks.
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Just think for yourself - what had you rather buy online so everybody doesn't know or see you buying it.
What would you have to buy online because it would be very hard for you to find if you lived in a small town - etc.
Not everybody lives in a city where everything is always available.
September 11th, 2007, 06:54 PM #3
Do searches on Pew Internet and American Life Project
Apparel sales are the largest and fastest-growing U.S. online retail category, although many consumers still prefer buying clothing in a store, according to a new eMarketer report U.S. Apparel E-Commerce.
Online sales of apparel, accessories and footwear totaled an estimated $18.3 billion in 2006, a 31% increase from 2005, but accounted for only 8% of total apparel sales, according to information compiled by eMarketer. Online apparel sales are expected to reach $22.1 billion this year. [source]
This was recently published on Thursday, September 6, 2007
NetRatings and BuzzMetrics are recognized as the two leading providers of insight about consumer behavior online, said David Calhoun, Chairman and CEO of The Nielsen Company. [source]
Men and women equally likely to make online purchases: Pew Internet study
September 11th, 2007, 07:19 PM #4
Someone once told me that magazines do quite well......hmmm something to consider?David Carter
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Maybe a little But the question kinda begged for itDavid Carter
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I think the idea is to discover products that sell well - or good niches - that aren't commonly known to sell well.
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[QUOTE=hazlcha]I'm looking for statistics on which products people buy online, and which the prefer to buy offline. For example, most consumers research cars online, but purchase them offline. That tells me to go for a PPC deal if I'm advertising cars, since they aren't big online sellers.
I'd like to see those kind of statistics too, but I have no idea where one might look, or even if such stats have been developed in any extensive ways.
Until such stats pop up, the best advice I can give is to think abstractly about the advantages/disadvantages of purchasing online. A few off the top of my head:
1. On the internet you can find rarer items, or things that aren't commonly sold in most shops. If I wanted to buy a ninja sword I have no idea where I could get one in my town, but I could easily find one online.
2. On the internet you can often get cheaper deals, especially on used items. This advantage is often negated when the product incurs huge shipping costs. People don't buy furniture on the net.
3. Convenience. You can get what you need in a couple minutes while wearing pajamas.
1. The wait. There's a greater psychological satisfaction in buying something and immediately having it. In Pavlovian terms, buying in shops gives greater positive reinforcement since there's less of a time between action and reward. Also, some things are often needed with greater immediacy and people aren't good at planning. If you're hungry for something to eat, or a movie to watch on a boring night, or you have nothing in the house to wipe your ass with you're not going to endure a three day wait for the stuff you want.
2. No window shopping. For many people, stopping to look at stuff in a store is an ends in itself. People go to the mall for fun. They make going to stores an activity with family and friends. And sometimes during the stop, something will catch their attention enough that they decide to buy it. Shopping in person means interacting with, running into, and meeting people. A bookworm who purchases a work of literature from a bookstore is likely to make friends with similar people in the process.
3. You can't touch, hold, smell, or taste what you see on the internet. So you often don't know exactly what you're getting. You can't smell perfume online. You can't test drive a car.
Generally, the internet is a prime marketplace for consumers who know exactly what they want, know exactly what they're getting (as in the case of, say, DVDs), don't need it immediately, and are consciously pursuing said item rather than just impulse buying it from the local shop.
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Pat Kenny: 'I didn't hear from UTV Ireland my show was cancelled'
Pat Kenny was "very disappointed" that UTV Ireland cancelled his chat show.
In The Round, which saw Pat interview a different guest each week in the Mansion House, ran for five episodes earlier this year.
However, UTVI announced last month that the show would not return for a second season and said they were "discussing future projects" with Pat.
"I was very disappointed. I thought it was a good show, but I don't know the reasons [why it was cancelled]. Things work in mysterious ways," he told the Herald.
"I heard it from the production company. I didn't hear it from UTV Ireland."
The show's ratings varied - an average of 150,000 people tuned in for his chat with Tyrone football manager Mickey Harte, but just 66,000 watched his interview with astronaut Chris Hadfield.
Pat wouldn't comment on whether ratings or costs played a part in the show being axed.
"You can speculate on that, I cannot. I know nothing about it," he said.
When asked if his confidence had taken a knock, Pat said he "takes it all in his stride".
UTV media recently announced their Irish station was expected to incur a loss €16.2m by the end of the year.
Pat (67) said he "doesn't know" what will happen with the fledgling station.
"I honestly don't know what lies ahead with UTV Ireland, I haven't a clue," he said.


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You have to put the top down. It says so right here.
The first time we rode this thing, I lost my sunglasses. The second time, we got wet.
We were among 400 guests to ride the cool new The Italian Job Stunt Track coaster at Paramount's Kings Island park (www.pki.com) near Cincinnati, Ohio, the day before its May 20 opening. In addition to 120 media and park and Paramount VIP, there were a couple hundred members of American Coaster Enthusiasts (ACE, www.aceonline.org), an 8000-strong club whose mission is to "foster and promote the conservation, appreciation, knowledge and enjoyment of the art of the classic wooden roller coaster and the contemporary steel coaster."
Based on the action-packed finale of Paramount's 2003 The Italian Job, starring Mark Wahlberg and Charlize Theron, this two-minute adventure simulates a high-speed chase through movie sets and scenes inspired by the film's climactic sequence. Each twelve-seat car is a tethered trio — one-each red, white, and blue, as in the movie — of 3/4-scale MINI Cooper S replicas, complete with stripes, hood scoop, wire-mesh grille, and working head- and taillamps.
The multi-million dollar MINI coaster required a year of planning and six months to build, with Paramount's engineers receiving technical advice from MINI to ensure authenticity. Designed to accommodate 800 riders per hour, it's expected to attract nearly a million a year. The Paramount/MINI partnership is a logical follow-up to their highly successful teamwork in filming the movie in 2002, the year after the car's U.S. debut. MINI provided 32 cars for the hairy chase scenes; three converted to electric power for the tricky tunnel chase scenes.
We read in advance that the cars reach speeds of 40 mph over 2000 feet of track with turns banked up to 88 degrees and an elevation change of 53 feet. On paper, that sounded fairly tame, so we figured it might compare to the GM Test Track ride at Disney's Orlando, Florida, Epcot Center, which simulates (sort of) test drivers working out cars at GM's Proving Grounds.
The park's written description sounded somewhat more exciting:
Guests experience what it's like to be a Hollywood stunt driver and go behind the scenes of an action movie. Guests board their very own MINI Cooper S tricked out with audio special effects adding to the multi-sensory sensation of the experience. Once strapped into their custom stunt car, rubber meets the road as the MINIs peel out to begin their chase sequence. Drivers twist through a parking garage, dodge near-collisions, race down stairs, chase through tunnels and narrowly escape massive explosions triggered by gunfire from a menacing helicopter. Tires skid out one last time as the stunt cars crash through a billboard and splash down into an L.A. aqueduct concluding the chase sequence and their screen test trial as a stunt driver!
Time to ride!
Waiting in line, we noted that each topless mini-MINI wore a personalized plate with messages such as: "2FAST4U," "FLOOR IT," "HANG ON," "RDYSETGO," "STUNT DBL," and "CHASE ME." Someone asked a kid getting off how it was. "Awesome!" he enthused, big eyed.
My first turn found me sitting shotgun in the right front seat of the middle MINI. "You can drive," I joked to the serious-looking ACE guy on my left, "unless we're in England." He was not amused (or didn't get it). There is no steering wheel on either side…nor airbags, A/C, console, radio, or roof. I whipped off my MINI hat so as not to lose it, and the sunglasses perched on its bill fell to the floor. Couldn't reach down to retrieve them, figured I'd find them later. A recorded announcement advised, too late, "Hold on to loose objects, or give them to the attendant."
Then, "Gotta get this in one take, so make it a good one, people," and the cars launched 0-40 in a heartbeat, turned hard right, spiraled four stories upward, then plunged from the ride's highest point. After that, mostly a blur -- lots of high-g twists and turns, authentic-looking highway signs ("Dip Ahead," "Caution!"), simulated cop cars with flashing red/blue lights. Then we lurched to a stop so a simulated copter (apparently with very bad aim) could strafe us with simulated machine guns, igniting simulated gas pumps to our left instead.
Then we quick-launched again into a pitch-dark tunnel full of more high-g twists, dips and doodles, which we anticipated by watching the taillamps ahead as they juked left, right, left just before we did. Then we plunged through a simulated billboard into a simulated aqueduct filled with actual water split (Moses-style) to either side. Two more twists, and it was over.
Through it all, I clung tightly to the hat and the magazine I'd been reading in line while eleven kids and ACEers kept their hands raised high to show they were not holding on, and the women and children among them provided obligatory roller-coaster screams. Rolling slowly to the off-loading point, they applauded enthusiastically. Guess that means they liked it.
Second time around
A little bit later, we lined up again for a second ride. Then it started to rain. Workers handed out bright orange disposable ponchos. The rain came harder. Knowing thunderstorms were nearby, and that the park would shut down the (mostly steel) ride if lightning arrived, we hoped that wouldn't happen before we got on it again.
I asked a camera-wielding ACEer whether this was similar to any other ride he'd experienced. "No," he said, "it's completely unique." I ventured a guess that, despite its modest size, height and speeds, it's good because the twists and turns come so quickly in succession that they provide abrupt transitions and impressive side loads. "It's also got multiple LIM launches, which is cool," he offered.
LIM? "Linear induction motor," he said. Of course. Shoot the juice to a LIM, and it responds with strong, instantaneous torque from a stop. "In fact," Mr. ACE added for perspective, "if all goes well, I'll be riding a coaster in New Jersey this Saturday that does zero to 128 mph in 3.5 seconds." That's like getting launched off a carrier deck. "Yes," he agreed with a smile, "it is."
We didn't need sunglasses for our second ride but could've used a racing visor, as the rain pelted our faces and soaked our bottoms in the hard plastic seats. We did the hands-up thing, observed more rich detail along the way, and applauded with the ACEers when it ended.
Kings Island Marketing and Communications Manager Jeff Siebert said Italian Job Stunt Track is already rated one of the top five coasters in America by USA Today, The Wall Street Journal, and others. (Really? When did they ride it?)
Though we haven't ridden one in years, we've always loved coasters, the wilder the better, and we found this one a fun and worthwhile ride. And the ACEers (who must spend a large part of their lives waiting in line for two-minute thrill rides) seemed sufficiently impressed.
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My AquaStar has been recovered in monocote 3 times,totalled in crashes twice,squished the bottom of the plane in a few times in botched touch& goes (skim the grass or asphalt and usually come back up)...
This last crash was again to a stupid mistake I should have known better..I wont go into it I dont want to feel dumb all over again,but lets just suffice it to say that it included a roof as one of the objects the plane smacked on the way down.
...But its repaired and will see the sky again! Will anything stop such a monster?
Don't feel so bad. My Herr Star Cruiser went through about 5 crashes until I finally checked the CG (duh!!!). It was way too far back. Each time I had to completely rebuild the plane from the cockpit forward. Flies great now. Just got to get those learning mistakes out of our system then we can have fun.
I wasn't going to mention it because sometimes I feel like I'm tooting my own horn here too much, but I am in the midst of 'resurrecting' my crashed Herr Piper Cherokee. I had previously reported that it was totalled and beyond repair. Well after a month or so I decided to begin stripping it down to have a look. So far I have put both broken halves of the wing back together, replaced both leading edges, a few ribs, all the turbulator spars and some center sheeting. I'm just about done re-covering it in the same material and I tell you, it's gonna look great. Now I'm optimistic about the rest of the plane. The fuselage will have to undergo similar drastic measures.
You gotta love balsa for repairability.
My Aqua Star was 'totaled'. Put it away for awhile.
Then I made a new front end out of pink foam, added a S400 EDF and called it a foamie, fannie feenix.
Not surprising, the EDF version doesn't have the climbability as the prop version had but I still like the EDF better.
It sounds so coooool
Flies just fine,
I had a very steep learning curve with my Twister. Had to do major rebuilds 4 times and numerous repairs, including a new fuse. I had flown a PJC and the CG was not nearly as critical, though foam is a lot more tolerant the FG and bagged wings. Like , Foxtrot it was 98% Cg related. Now that I have it dialed in it is my most flown power planes. Love this hobby.
I'm about to break out the ceremonial chicken bones and a fresh tube of CA to ressurect my Dymond Cessna 150 for the 4th time. It's my first RC plane, and I thought it'd be a good test bed to develop my flying skills (which it is), but it's turning out to be an even better tool to enhance my building skills! The first 3 deaths were from 2 angry (and tall) trees and a baseball backstop. This last time was from my own stupidity - after having about a dozzen really successful flights I flew a pass directly overhead, got disoriented and flew the sucker right into an asphalt sidewalk - ouch.
Oh well, it's all fun!!
I started out with a Dymond Take it Easy.
It is very nice to fly, and it has chrashability.
That was untill I flew it through a fence on a downwind leg in 8mph wind and broke the wing. Then my _real_ repair scholl started.
Since that repair, the wing kept breaking at the weak spot on heavy landings, and it totalled? when the wing gave up 150 meters up pulling out of a loop. On second thought, it might not have been totalled, guess that it was repairable, but I was lazy and rich, and bought a replacement wing.
One of the tricks I've learned: Save the ribs, scan them on the pc, use the photo software to put together an outline, print it, and use this as template for cutting new ribs.
Visit http://www.zorck.dk/rc for some reapir pics.
I bought a EPP slope bird (Bullit) and this one saved me a lot of repairs on my other planes.
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In 2007, I founded the Mark Allen Everett Poetry Series. This series curates between 10 to 15 readings a year in Norman, Oklahoma and features poets spanning a broad spectrum of poetry communities and styles. Past poets who have read include Tom Raworth, Hank Lazer, Mei-mei Berssenbrugge, Lorna Dee Cervantes, Arthur Sze, Natasha Tretheway, Myung Mi Kim, Charles Alexander, Joe Harrington, Afaa Weaver, Shin Yu Pai, Leonard Schwartz, Hugh Tribby, Gerald Stern, Sy Hoawhwah, Alexandra Teague, Kate Greenstreet, Dean Rader, Zhang Er, Julie Carr, Tim Roberts, Grant Jenkins, Keorapetse Kgositsile, Duo Duo, Wang Jiaxin, Glenn Mott, among many more.
In this 2012 conversation with Joe Harrington, we discuss his innovative autobiography or "amneoir," Things Come On, and explore his use of inter-genre lyric poetics to open a poetry at the crossroads of personal and public history—personal and political language inside a space inhabited by intimate memory, cross-indexed with political scandal. The conversation also crosses into a discussion of Theresa Hak Kyung Cha's Dictee, which Harrington discusses as a major influence on his work.—Jonathan Stalling
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Joseph Harrington is the author of Things Come On (an amneoir), a mixed-genre work relating the twinned narratives of the Watergate scandal and his mother's cancer. It was a Rumpus magazine Poetry Book Club selection. He is the author of the chapbooks Earth Day Suite (Beard of Bees 2010) and Of Some Sky (Bedouin, forthcoming), as well as of the critical work Poetry and the Public. He is the recipient of a Millay Colony residency and a Fulbright Distinguished Chair, and is currently Professor of English at the University of Kansas in Lawrence.


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Hidden Nuggets Series #9 – "Not that I speak in regard to need, for I have learned in whatever state I am, to be content: I know how to be abased, and I know how to abound. Everywhere and in all things I have learned both to be full and to be hungry, both to abound and to suffer need." Philippians 4:11-12
Once upon a time (circa mid-2002), an AmerIcan athlete produced a legendary press conference rant about the apparent need to show up for prActIce. After a first round playoff loss, his coach cAsItgated him for missing one prActIce, maybe two, maybe three…we don't really know how many.
The AgItated player argued to the reporters that a discussion about prActIce was immAterIal compared to his performance in the actual games – in what really mattered. He concluded his prActIce rant by exclAIming "How can I make my teammates better by prActIcing?"
I hated practicing basketball when tired or aching. But you are fully aware of the same thing I came to realize about practice – it produces greatness. We aren't born instantaneously great. Greatness comes slowly over time, as our mind, body and soul learns and adapts to whatever we are pursuing.
In the verse above, the missionary Paul shares with us in the Bible the secret of contentment. He learned it. This makes me think it didn't come naturally for him, just like it doesn't come naturally for me.
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