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03-17-04, 20:07 #1Registered User
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Unanswered: A97: Programmatically find subreport name in a report
I have a report with two subreports.
I wish to print a defined name of the data from subreport #1 in the page header section on each page or column of the report as long as I am printing subreport #1 then switch to a defined name for the data in subreport #2 when I enter and print subreport #2.
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03-17-04, 23:02 #2Registered User
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Use your controls
You can cycle through the controls on a form and determine thier names. You can then either store this value in a text box and reference the report to that text box if the form is open or you could store the value as a variable in a module that the reoport will reference, so the initial form does not need to be open.
'find the report name
dim ctl as control
for each control in controls
if ctl.controltype = acsubform then
textbox = ctl.name
'or if you are storing as a public variable in a module
strSubformName = ctl.name
end if
next ctl
When declaring the variable in the module don't forget to declar it as public.
This should work.
03-17-04, 23:04 #3Registered User
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Another Option
I was thinking about this more.....
Or if you are only looking at two forms and each form has its respective button then on the click event for that particular button you could store the value in (as described earlier) either a textbox hidden to the uers or in a variable in a module.
This too will work.
p.s. I forgot to tell you to hide the text box on the previous email.
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Thanks for your response but it appears that I didn't make myself clear. I'm working with a report and not forms. Let me redefine my problem.
I can write VBA code in the underlying report page header section to write to a text box in the page header. However, it seems to me that if I can get the name of the subreport (object name) in the report, I can write an IF statement that will let me know when I finish printing subreport #1 and begin subreport #2.
Hope I made myself a little clearer.
Thanks again,
Ron Mc
03-19-04, 19:10 #5Registered User
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Should Still work
I am a little confused by this. Are both sub reports in teh detail section of the report. Can you post an example? I don't really undertand what you are trying to do.
However, you can cycle through controls on a report and reassign to a text string when values change, as with reports. You can then cycle through to get names.
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I've attached a sample database to demonstrate what I mean.
1. I can get the column header "TEST DATA" to print in the page header while the subreport "srptTEST DATA" prints (see the VBA statement at the end of the event procedure in the page header section) but I want the column header to print "PAST PRESIDENTS" when srptPAST PRESIDENTS begins printing.
2. I'm sorry but I don't know what you mean by "cycle through controls on a report and reassign to a text string when values change." VBA is not my strong suit.


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Title : CODED
Genre : Science Fiction / Thriller
Tagline : Unplug Yourself
Logline : A tone deaf musician must free humanity from subliminal slavery by creating a sound that he cannot hear.
Short Synopsis :
In a dystopian world where pleasure-seeking is the only form of escape, audio narcotics are all the rage. Seekers indulge their every desire by tuning in to the mind-altering effects of audio plug-in. Exploring the frontiers of consciousness is as simple as slipping on a pair of headphones. The only problem is, once you are in, so are they, subliminally toying with your mind.
SUBTEK, a mysterious group of technocrats, operating beyond governments and the law, have developed the GRID - a network of key social influencers, tagged and controlled 24/7, they ensure a numb apathy to global events and eroding freedoms.
Plug designer, DAYNE is a key node on the GRID, when he is infected with a digital virus by rebel bio-hackers and finds himself with the ability to see the inner workings of the GRID. In a race against time, with SUBTEK agents quickly closing in on him and his friends, he is forced to choose between his personal ambitions and fighting a guerrilla war against the new world order where the one who controls the GRID controls everything.


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Category: rant
What is embodied programming?
I had a great time at the Node Forum in Frankfurt this weekend. I got to meet my software art hero Julian Oliver finally, who gave an excellent and provocative talk on the technological ideology of seamlessness from a critical engineering perspective. Kyle McDonald gave an excellent related talk on the boundaries between on-line and off-line life, and I particularly liked his work on "computer face", which is a highly relevant topic for any critical view of live coding performance.
My own talk was about "Live coding the embodied loop", a bit of a ramble but hopefully got across some insights into what live coding is becoming. I had a great question (I think by someone called Moritz) that I didn't manage to answer coherently, so thought I'd do it now:
What do you mean by embodied programming?
Perhaps the concept of "embodied programming" relates to a slightly delicate point I made during my talk (and have tentatively explored here before), that programmers do not know what they are doing. Instead, programs emerge from a coupling between the programmer and their computer language. Therefore, programmer cognition is not something that only happens in the brain, but in a dynamical relationship between the embodied brain, the computer language and perception of the output of the running code.
I am very much speaking from my own experience here, as someone fluent in a range of programming languages, and who has architected large industrial systems used by many people. This is not to boast at all, but to take the very humble position that I build this software without really knowing how. I think we have to embrace this position to take a view based on embodied cognition; that is, a view whereby the process of programming is viewed as a dynamical system that includes both computer and programmer.
This view strongly relates to bricolage programming, where programmers follow their imagination rather than externally defined, immutable goals. And of course live coding, where programmers use software by modifying it while it runs. Rather than deciding what to do and then doing it, in this case the programmer makes a change, perceives the result, and then makes another change based on that. In other words, the programmer is not trying to manipulate a program to meet their own internal model, but instead engaging heuristics to modify an external system based on their experience of it at that moment.
Mark Fell wrote a really great piece recently which criticises the idealistic goal of creating technology which "converts .. imagined sound, as accurately as possible, into a tangible form." Underlying this goal is the view of technology "as a tool subservient to creativity or an obstacle to it", providing a "one-way journey from imagination to implementation". The alternative view which Fell proposes is of dialogue with technology, of technology which can be developed through use, providing creative constraints or vocabularies which artists explore and push against. (I may be misrepresenting his viewpoint slightly here, which is quite subtle – please read the piece).
It may seem counter-intuitive to claim that the rich, yet limited interfaces which Fell advocates supports an embodied approach to technology. You might otherwise argue that a more embodied interface should provide a "more direct" interface between thought and action. But actually, if we believe that cognition is embodied, we see human/technology interface as supporting a rich, two-way dynamic interaction between the artist and technology. To argue that technology should be invisible, or to get out of the way, is to ignore a large part of the whole embodied cognitive system.
To borrow Fell's example, the question is, how can we make programming languages more like the Roland TB303? The TB303 synthesiser provides an exploratory interface where we can set up musical, dynamic interactions between our perception of sound and the tweaking of knobs. How can we make programming languages that better support this kind of creative interaction? For me, this is the core question that drives the development of live coding.
TL;DR – Embodied programming is a view of programming as embodied cognition, which operates across the dynamical interaction between programmer and computer/programming language.
We have no idea what we are doing: exclusion in free software culture
The following is a live post which includes some strong statements which I might temper later. If anyone asks, I do know what I'm doing and understand recursion just fine.
There's an interesting thread on the eightycolumn mailing list on gender and exclusion in free software, which has prompted me to write up some thoughts I've been having on why programming cultures have such a problem with diversity.
In particular, I have come to the conclusion that programmers have no idea what they are doing. Actually I think it is generally true; people have no idea what they are doing. We all do things anyway, because knowledge and practice can be embodied in action, rather than being based entirely on theory. But we find this idea uncomfortable somehow, so come up with somewhat arbitrary theories to structure our lives. For example floor traders have algorithms that they follow when making their decisions, but if they take them too seriously the result is a market crash, because they are following models rather than ground truths. (World leaders are also known to externalise their decisions when confronted with the unfathomable, with catastrophic results.)
When it comes to programming, there are all manner of pseudoscientific theories for software development, but humans really lack the powers of introspection to know what programming is and how we do it. That's a pretty wonderful thought, really, that we can construct these huge systems together without understanding them. However when you're learning programming, it can result in a pretty scary leap. We have mathematical theory from computer science, and the half-arsed broken metaphors around object orientation, and the constraints of strict interpretations of agile development (which no-one actually adheres to in practice), and learners might get the impression that somehow internalising all this theory is essential before you can start programming. No it isn't, you learn programming by doing it, not by understanding it! Programs are fundamentally non-understandable.
As an example, I seriously doubt whether we can really grasp the notion of recursion, at least without extensive meditation. But we don't have to, we just internalise a bunch of heuristics that allow us to feel our way around a problem until we have a solution that works. In the case of recursion, we focus on single cases and terminating conditions, but I don't think this is understanding recursion, it's using a computer as cognitive support, to reach beyond our imagination.
Another example is monads, computational constructs often beloved by Haskell programmers. It's fascinating that those new to Haskell gain an intuition for monads through a lot of practice, then come up with a post-hoc theory to structure that intuition, and then invariably write a tutorial based on that theory. However that tutorial turns out to be useless for everyone else, because the theory structures the intuition (or in Schön's terms, knowledge-in-action), and without the intuition, the theory is next to useless.
Anyway, returning to my actual point.. To learn programming is to embark on years of practice, learning to engage with the unknowable, while battling with complex and sometimes unhelpful theory. With such barriers to entry, no wonder that it seems so very easy to exclude people from developer communities. Of course this just means we have to try harder, and I think part of this involves rethinking programming culture as something grounded in engaged activity as well as theory.
PhD Thesis: Artist-Programmers and Programming Languages for the Arts
With some minor corrections done, my thesis is finally off to the printers. I've made a PDF available, and here's the abstract:
We consider the artist-programmer, who creates work through its description as source code. The artist-programmer grandstands computer language, giving unique vantage over human-computer interaction in a creative context. We focus on the human in this relationship, noting that humans use an amalgam of language and gesture to express themselves. Accordingly we expose the deep relationship between computer languages and continuous expression, examining how these realms may support one another, and how the artist-programmer may fully engage with both.
Our argument takes us up through layers of representation, starting with symbols, then words, language and notation, to consider the role that these representations may play in human creativity. We form a cross-disciplinary perspective from psychology, computer science, linguistics, human-computer interaction, computational creativity, music technology and the arts.
We develop and demonstrate the potential of this view to inform arts practice, through the practical introduction of software prototypes, artworks, programming languages and improvised performances. In particular, we introduce works which demonstrate the role of perception in symbolic semantics, embed the representation of time in programming language, include visuospatial arrangement in syntax, and embed the activity of programming in the improvisation and experience of art.
Feedback is very welcome!
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@phdthesis{McLean2011, title = {{Artist-Programmers} and Programming Languages for the Arts}, author = {McLean, Alex}, month = {October}, year = {2011}, school = {Department of Computing, Goldsmiths, University of London} }
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Now here's an hour well spent, Bret Victor giving a talk on "Inventing on Principle":
He demos some really nice experiments in live interfaces, including some javascript live coding with a nice implementation of time scrubbing. He uses this great work as an illustration for his main point though, which is about why he has done these things. He puts forward a vision of the inventor as someone who isn't motivated by building a career, making a startup, or engineering challenges in industry or research, but clear moral principles.
Among others he mentions Richard Stallman, which reminded me of the MOTIVATION file that comes with emacs.
Anyway watch it — I'm going to watch it again before commenting further..
Computational thinking
Some great news today that the UK school ICT programme is going to be replaced/updated with computer science. As far as I can tell a lot of schools have actually been doing this stuff already with Scratch, but this means targeting teacher training for broader roll-out.
This has immediately triggered bike shedding about the issue of which programming language is used. To quote twitter, "iteration is iteration and variables are variables. Doesn't matter if its VB, ASP, Java, or COBOL". Apparently one of these should be used because they are "real languages" and Scratch isn't.
This brought to the fore something I've been thinking about for a while, "computational thinking". This seems to most often be used interchangeably with "procedural thinking", i.e. breaking down a problem into a sequence of operations to solve it. From this view it makes perfect sense to focus on iteration, alternation and state, and see the language as incidental, and therefore pick a mainstream language designed for business programming rather than teaching.
The problem with this view is that thinking of problems in terms of sequences of abstract operations is only one way of thinking about programming languages. Furthermore it is is surface level, and perhaps rather dull. Ingrained Java programmers might find other approaches to programming difficult, but fresh minds do not, and I'd argue that a broader perspective would serve a far broader range of children than the traditional group of people who tend to be atypical on the autistic spectrum, and who have overwhelmed the programming language design community for far too long. (This is not meant to be an outward attack, after all I am a white, middle-aged male working in a computer science department..)
I'd argue then that computational thinking is far richer than just procedural thinking alone. For example programmers engage mental imagery when they program, and so in my view what is most important to computational thinking is the interaction between mental imagery and abstract thinking.. Abstract procedures are only half of the story, and the whole is far greater than the sum. For this reason I believe the visuospatial scene of the programmer's user environment is really key in its support for computational thinking.
Computation is increasingly becoming more about human interaction than abstract halting Turing machines, which in turn should direct us to re-imagining the scope of programming as creative exploration of human relationships with the world. In my view this calls for engaging with the various declarative and multi-paradigm approaches to programming and radical UI design in fields such as programming HCI. If school programming languages that serve children best end up looking quite a bit different from conventional programming languages, maybe it's actually the conventions that need changing.
There must be no generative, procedural or computational art
This blog entry feels like a work in progress, so feedback is especially encouraged.
Lately I've been considering a dichotomy running through the history of computer art. On one side of the dichotomy, consider this press statement from SAP, the "world's leading provider of business software", on sponsoring a major interactive art group show at the V&A:
London – October 08, 2009 – Global software leader SAP AG (NYSE: SAP) today announced its exclusive partnership with the Victoria and Albert (V&A) Museum in London for an innovative and interactive exhibition entitled Decode: Digital Design Sensations. Central to the technology-based arts experience is Bit.Code, a new work by German artist Julius Popp, commissioned by SAP and the V&A. Bit.Code is themed around the concept of clarity, which also reflects SAP's focus on transparency of data in business, and of how people process and use digital information.
As consumers, people are overwhelmed with information that comes from a wide variety of electronic sources. Decode is about translating into a visual format the increasing amount of data that people digest on a daily basis. The exhibit seeks to process and make sense of this while engaging the viewer in myriad ways.
As far as art sponsorship goes, this is pretty damn weird. The "grand entrance installation" was commissioned to reflect the mission statement of the corporate sponsor. I found nothing in this exhibition about the corporate ownership and misuse of personal data, just something here about helping confused consumers.
Of course this is nothing new, the Cybernetic Serendipity exhibition at the ICA in 1968 was an early showcase of electronic and computer art, and was similarly compromised by the intervention of corporate sponsors. As Usselmann notes, despite the turbulence of the late sixties, there was no political dimension to the exhibition. Usselmann highlights the inclusion of exhibits by sponsoring corporations in the exhibition itself as excluding such a possibility, and suggests that this created a model of entertainment well suited for interactive museum exhibits, but compromised in terms of socio-political engagement. Cybernetic Serendipity was well received, and is often lauded for bringing together some excellent work for the first time, but in curatorial terms it seems possible that it has had lasting negative impact on the computer art field.
As I was saying though, there is a dichotomy to be drawn, and Inke Arns drew it well in this 2004 paper. Arns makes a lucid distinction between generative art on one side, and software art on the other. Generative art considers software as a neutral tool, a "black box" which generates artworks. Arns gets to the key point of generative art, that it negates intentionality: the artworks are divorced from any human author, and considered only for their aesthetic. This lack of author is celebrated by generative artists, as if the lack of cultural context could set the artwork free towards infinite beauty. Arns contrasts this with software art, which instead focuses on software itself as the work, therefore placing responsibility for the work back on the human programmer. In support, Arns invokes the notion of performative utterances from speech act theory; the process of writing source code is equivalent to performing source code. Humans project themselves by the act of programming, just as they do through the act of speech.
Arns relates the generative art approach with early work in the 60s, and software art approach with contemporary work, but this is unfair. As could be seen in much of the work at Bit.Code, the presentation of sourcecode as a politically neutral tool is still very much alive. More importantly, she neglects similar arguments to her own already being made in the late sixties/early seventies. A few years after Cybernetic Serendipity, Frieder Nake published his essay There should be no computer art, giving a leftist perspective that decried the art market, in particular the model of art dealer and art gallery selling art works for the aesthetic pleasure of ruling elite. Here Nake retargets criticism of sociopolitical emptiness against the art world as a whole:
.. the role of the computer in the production and presentation of semantic information which is accompanied by enough aesthetic information is meaningful; the role of the computer in the production of aesthetic information per se and for the making of profit is dangerous and senseless.
From this we already see the dichotomy between focus on aesthetic output of processes, and focus on the processes of software and its role in society. These are not mutually exclusive, and indeed Nake advocates both. But, it seems there is a continuing tendency, with its public beginnings in Cybernetic Serendipity, for computer artists to focus on the output.
So this problem is far from unique to computer art, but as huge corporations gain ever greater control over our information and our governments, the absence of critical approaches in computer art in public galleries looks ever more stark.
So returning to the title of this blog entry, which borrows from the title of Nake's essay, perhaps there should be no generative, procedural or computational art. Maybe it is time to leave generative and procedural art for educational museum exhibits. I think this is also true of the term "computational art", because the word "computation" strongly implies that we are only interested in the end results of processes that halt, rather than in the activity of perpetual processes and their impact on our lives. Is it time to return to software art, or processor art, or turn to something new, like critical engineering?
Best known and wrong: Dreyfus and Dreyfus
Since dipping my toe into cross-disciplinary research, I've noticed that it seems the best known results of a field are often derided or ignored within the field. For example:
- Speech perception: Motor theory – based on outmoded idea of there being a special module that evolved for speech perception and action
- Linguistics: Inuit words for snow – it turns out that they don't have a particularly large number
- Neuropsychology: We draw things using one side of the brain and do maths with the other – it's a bit more complicated than that I believe, although I'd like to know more..
- Psychology of emotion (?): Kübler-Ross model – the model of five stages of grief doesn't have any experimental basis
- Music psychology: Mozart effect – rather questionable hypothesis, with conflict of interest, that doesn't seem to be replicable (except to the extent that it's also true of death metal). I've not met any music psychologists who take this at all seriously.
I'd be interested to hear of more examples..
I guess research is nuanced, and ideas that can be understood from bite-sized quotes get ingrained in folklore over a couple of decades and are impossible to dislodge if/when they are superseded.
These things really get in the way of understanding of a field though. For example Alan Blackwell's pioneering masters module on programming language usability found its way on to reddit lately. One commenter couldn't understand how the course text could have a chapter on "Acquisition of Programming Knowledge and Skills" without referencing the Dreyfus model of skills acquisition. The Dreyfus model is detailed in a 30 year old paper, which while is enjoyable to read, does not introduce any empirical research, makes some arbitrary distinctions and does not seem to figure in any contemporary field of academic research. In their paper, Dreyfus and Dreyfus suggest that people should not learn by exploration and experimentation, but by reading manuals and theoretical instruction structured around five discrete modes of learning. It is surprising then that this model appears to be highly regarded among agile development proponents, who through a lot of squinting manage to fit it to the five stages of becoming an agile developer. For example this talk by Patrick Kua somehow invokes homeopathy in support of this rather fragile application of Dreyfus' air pilot training manual design to agile development.
On the surface this seems fairly harmless pseudoscience, but for anyone trying to take a more nuanced view of applied research in software development practices, it can be extremely irritating. There is no reason why Rogalski and Samurçay should mention Dreyfus's model in their review of programming skills acquisition, but because it is fashionable amongst agile development coaches, its absence seems unforgivable by agile practitioners. This reddit thread is a clear case where pseudoscience can act as a serious barrier in dialogue between research and practice.
That said, I'm quite naive both about agile development and education studies, so am very happy to be enlightened on any of the above.
To add on a positive note, perhaps the answer to this is open scholarship. As campaigning and funding organisations lead us towards a future where all public funded research is freely available, practitioners are increasingly able to immerse themselves in real, contemporary research. Perhaps then over-simplistic and superseded ghosts from the past will finally be replaced, so we can live our lives informed by more nuanced understanding of ourselves.
New old laptop
My old laptop was falling apart, but buying a new one presented all kinds of ethical problems of which I have become increasingly aware. Also new laptops are badly made and I always much preferred the squarer 4:3 screens that weirdly got phased out in the switch to widescreen five years ago (around the same time that storing a collection of films on a laptop became practical I guess).
So, I built my dream laptop from ebay purchases (all prices include postage):
- IBM Thinkpad T60 with 1024×768 screen and 2GB RAM – £164.95
The last IBM branded thinkpad, widely considered the best laptops amongst linux musicians :) Apparently it is possible to find T61s with 4:3 screens but I couldn't find one.
I did buy a T60 for £118, which had a higher resolution screen but it arrived damaged, and only had 1GB RAM. This one arrived beautifully reconditioned, well worth the extra, and the 1024×768 screen is good for matching projector resolutions.
- T7600 cpu – £94.99
Replacing the 1.8GHz processor with a faster 2.33 GHz one, the fastest that the T60 is compatible with. Installing it was tricky and nerve-wracking but a youtube video helped me through it. £95 is expensive for a second hand cpu, but that's because it's the fastest of its class and so in high demand..
- Arctic silver paste – £5.75
To help keep the faster processor cool. I was worried I'd have to upgrade the fan too but the cpu temperature has been fine so far.
- A Kingston 96GB SSD drive – £85.00
This probably makes a bigger speed difference than replacing the CPU, and makes the laptop much quieter.. I didn't put much research into this but read that more expensive drives aren't faster because of limitations of using an older laptop
- 9 cell battery – £20.55
The laptop came with a working battery, but £20 for a 6+ hour battery life is a no brainer.
So the total is £371, not that cheap but it's a really nice, fast (for my uses), quiet and robust laptop. Returning to a 4:3 screen feels like opening the door after years squinting through a letterbox. Also, screw planned obsolescence, hopefully this five year old laptop will be with me for years to come.
Sonic boom
I've been peeved by this FT article, and failing to express my annoyance over on twitter, so time for a post.
The central question is that "New technology is leading to some innovative instruments – but will musicians embrace them?" To start with this is the wrong way round, musicians have been inventing their own instruments for millennia and willingly embracing them. For example one of the oldest pieces of music technology is the Jew's Harp, a highly expressive timbral instrument, augmenting the human body. I think all new instruments should be judged against it.
So on the whole technology is not some abstract machine churning out devices for musicians to scratch their heads over. As the antithesis of this point the article introduces Ken Moore, paraphrased and quoted as laying into the ReacTable as a fad, which is not often used for real music. He says a better way forward is to use motion-sensing equipment, in particular his own use of Wii controllers to create theramins. Now I like theramins very much, but Moore profoundly misunderstands the ReacTable, which actually includes motion-sensing technology at its heart. Indeed Moore's videos could easily show him using a ReacTable in the air, but without visual feedback and with only two pucks.
The genius of the ReacTable, which in my view shows the way forward for music tech as a whole, is in combining visual, continuous gestures in a space of relative distance and rotation, defined by and integrated with the abstract, discrete symbols of language. This is what the Jew's Harp had already done beautifully, thanks to human categorical vowel perception and continuous, multidimensional range of embodied expression in vowel space. The ReacTable pushes this further however, by bringing dataflow and to an extent computation into the visuospatial realm. This is a very human direction to take things, humans being creatures who fundamentally express ourselves both with language, and with prosody and movement, engaging with the striated and smooth simultaneously and intertwined.
I could rant about those crass arguments around 'real music' too. People dance to the ReacTable in large numbers, and I don't see how you can get any more real than that. Still if the ReacTable is starting to get bad press then that's potentially a good sign, that it's forcing people into an uncomfortable position, towards changing their minds about where musician-led technology could really drag us… Towards new embodied languages.
Novels are digital art too
Digital means discrete, and analog means continuous. Digital and analog support each other, as
Deleuze and Guattari put it:
… in the case of the striated, the line is between two points, while in the smooth, the point is between two lines.
When we speak, we articulate our vocal tracts in analog movements, creating discontinuities that the listener is able to segment into the digital phonemes, diphones and words of language. Language is digital, as is clear when we write it with a typewriter. The analog arrangement of ink on paper is woven into a perfectly discrete sequence of symbols, as our eyes saccade across them. But we reconstruct the analog movements of speech when we read; even when we read silently, we add paralinguistic phrasing in our heads to aid processing of the text. This analog phrasing is important, for example modulating the tone of voice with slight sarcasm tone can completely negate the meaning of what is said. Prosody can convey far subtler emotional feeling that this.
A great deal of what is called `digital art' is not digital art at all, and it seems many digital artists seem ashamed of the digital. In digital installation art, the screen and keyboard are literally hidden in a box somewhere, as if words were a point of shame. The digital source code behind the work is not shown, and all digital output is only viewable by the artist or a technician for debugging purposes. The experience of the actual work is often entirely analog, the participant moves an arm, and observes an analog movement in response, in sight, sound or motor control. They may choose to make jerky, discontinuous movements, and get a discontinuous movement in response, but this is far from the complexity of digital language. This kind of installation forms a hall of mirrors. You move your arm around and look for how your movement has been contorted.
This is fine, computers allow abstractions away from particular perceptual modes and senses, and so are quite good at translation between modes. But computers really excel as machines for formal language, and so I hope the practice of hiding linguistic computation in `digital art' will be a short lived fashion.


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Decorating with burlap is an easy and charming way to create a rustic and woodsy feel in your home decor.
If you are in love with the open country and southern charm, I invite you to use these super easy ideas to dress your home in burlap.
An easy way to create flower vases with rustic appeal is the use of burlap. This design is simply mason jars filled with water and fresh wild daises. The jars are wrapped with a piece of lace accented burlap which is usually glued on and cute little twine ties on the top of the jar. Simple yet charming and perfect for home decor or weddings.
Another gorgeous idea for decorating with burlap is to create a lovely whimsical wreath and personalize it with a letter. Chevron is totally in right now so mingle some chevron colored burlap ribbon throughout your wreath and tie it up pretty with a lovely bow. This is a cute little piece of what I like to call country love. What a fantastic and inviting wreath for your door!
Table runners can be made of burlap too. This one is a lovely mix of country style burlap striped with gold. Keeping it both rustic and elegant. Thanks for sharing this idea live the fancy life. live the fancy life
Another terrific idea is to create chair cushions from burlap. It really changes the look of the entire chair. Distressed chairs are excellent for this project. I think I am in love with this chair! Liz Marie Blog did wonderfully when creating this chair cushion.
Burlap accent pillows are some of the best ways to add a touch of country to your home. Add designs, lace, words and frills for an extra feminine touch. You just cannot have too many pretty throw pillows.
Lisa with mabeyshemadeit shows us how to make gorgeous wall art when she is decorating with burlap such as these cute canvases featuring stenciled on decor or pinned arrangements. Think about how sweet this art would be hanging behind your bed or sofa.
Don't forget the ideas that you can use with baskets. Ribbons, lace and burlap work great together. This particular photo shows items ready for a country wedding. Love the cute little ring bearer pillow featuring burlap and lace.
Adorn your windows with simple burlap curtains. So breezy, sheer and simple.
More very chic Decorating Ideas with Burlap
This burlap butterfly print is striking and features delicate rustic beauty. It will work wonders for any room.
Debbie with confessions of a plate addict introduces us to a wreath which would be a lovely addition for your spring decor. The simple burlap wrap, pretty dogwood branches and adorable bird's next make a nice wreath for Easter. Take off the nest and you can use the wreath for spring and summer.
Here is another amazing burlap wreath created by Debbie. This one mingles country charm with elegance. I love it!
I hope you enjoyed all of these terrific ideas. Now we can all start decorating with burlap and really give our homes a new look. If you have any decorating ideas you would like to share, let me know!


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Found on Brecknock Road in the Holloway area of London, Healthy Wealthy is a fabulous little vegetarian eatery that focuses primarily on Indian cuisine.
The restaurant now accepts tastecard members through its doors, meaning that all of the gratifying fare served on the a la carte menu is available at a superb discount, providing they call in advance and produce their card upon request of the bill.
Providing those with a particularly herbivorous appetite with a medley of delightful dishes, Healthy Wealthy is home to an assortment of curries, both hot and mild, as well as host of salads, fried numbers, and other rice based concoctions, on a menu that is fit for any palate. Alongside the thali style offerings, which allow guests to dine in a style somewhat similar to tapas, are ideal for those that prefer to enjoy a more sociable mealtime.
Sat just a stone's throw away from such wonderful attractions as the enthusing ZSL London Zoo, the idyllic Regent's Park, and the celebrated Madame Tussauds Museum, Healthy Wealthy is in a fabulous spot and allows for a gratifying conclusion to any day of exploration in England's capital city.


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Dear Parents, the School Community Council is a great way to get involved in our school. School Community Councils are elected parent/guardian and employee representatives who work together with the Principal to increase student achievement. By law, the Council is responsible to review school data and develop plans for school improvement. Councils also allocate the LAND Trust funds to assist the school in reaching achievement goals. Please see … [Read more...]
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ABC of Autism This presentation will give information to families of children who are newly diagnosed with an Autism Spectrum Disorder. This introduction will focus on building resiliency in families as well as being an informed consumer of services. Date: Thursday, May 4, 2017 Time: 7:00PM-8:30PM Location: Magna City Library, 2675 S 8950 W, Magna, UT 84044 *Preregistration is requested and appreciated. REGISTER ONLINE AT: … [Read more...]
Family Week
February is designated Parent Involvement Month. Magna's PTA has planned a week full of family-fun activities at our school, and things kick-off tomorrow morning with donut holes and juice in the gym before school beginning at 8:00 a.m. Other events include: bring a family member to lunch on Wednesday, and dinner and a magic show Thursday evening. Come tomorrow morning to get all the details. #LOVE #FAMILY #MAGIC … [Read more...]
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Dear Parent/Guardian, Granite School District provides school choice enrollment in all schools where space is available. Parents are responsible for transportation when exercising school choice. This letter explains Granite School District's Open Enrollment Guidelines; Open Enrollment is necessary for students to attend a school other than their home boundary school. There are two open enrollment periods: Early Open Enrollment and Late … [Read more...]
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The testing window for placement in Granite School District's Advanced Learner Programs is October 10th through December 9th for grades 3-6 and January 4th through March 3rd for grades K-2. It is not necessary to have your child tested each year; however, children who want to be considered for placement in a third grade advanced learner cluster group must be tested in second grade. Students in grades K-5 who would like to be considered for the … [Read more...]
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Say Boo to the Flu/Dia Boo a la Gripe
Get vaccinated against the flu at Magna Elementary on October 12th, 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. for $35. Download and view the flyers in English and Spanish for more information, including a list of billable insurance companies. Boo to the Flu English Dia Boo a la Gripe … [Read more...]
Box Top Pizza Party
Which class will win the Box Top pizza party? The contest will end October 31st. For every 25 Box Tops collected the individual class will earn a pepperoni on their pizza. Currently Mrs. Thomas class is in first with 335 Box Tops! Make sure you are clipping those Box Tops. You can find them on hundreds of items. All you need to do is cut them out and send them to school with your child. The Box Top may only be worth .10, but last year our … [Read more...]
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The First Time Trailer (1976)
01 January 1976 Comedy 83 mins
Claude is in his last year of high-school, but he doesn't care much for school. Instead all his thoughts circle around girls and getting laid. But since he doesn't look very studly, he has a hard time realizing his fantasies. When he's finally got an invitation to a steamy afternoon by Carole, his father intercepts the letter...
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My name is Deputy Anthony Jenkins. I have been a Deputy Sheriff for the Sacramento Sheriff's Department since May of 1994. Within that time, my job assignments have included work at the county main jail and street patrol. I joined the Sheriff's Canine Detail in November of 2001. I love my current job assignment and there is no other position I would rather work in the department.
In addition to working on the Canine Detail, I am a part-time instructor for arrest control, handcuffing, use of baton, defensive tactics, and simunition. I am also the first and only African-American canine handler in the 150 year history of the Sheriff's Department.
Since joining the Canine Detail I have worked with four canine partners. The first two canine partners were retired due to their age. My third canine partner was Ado. Ado was a German shepherd from Holland. Ado and I trained together and in November of 2005 we were certified as a canine team. Ado and I worked very well together. Unfortunately, on January 18, 2009 Ado was killed by a passing motorist while chasing after a carjacking suspect. On January 22, 2009, I received my current canine partner Eko (pronounced echo).
Eko is a German shepherd from Holland. He was born on August 23, 2007. Eko has great drive, a dedication to please, and is very friendly. Eko and I went through extensive training and were certified in late May of 2009. Eko is certified in locating wanted subjects, missing persons, handler protection, and searching for evidence. After being certified as a canine team we were back on the streets and working to protect citizens and finding and catching the "bad guys." Eko has an outstanding nose for sniffing out criminals who try to avoid capture and think they are above the law.
One of the things Eko and I do in our spare time is competing in the Western State Police Canine Association Canine Trials. The canine trials have four phases of competition: search, obedience, agility, and handler protection. During 2010 we competed in five out of ten of the canine trials that were held. Each canine trial had approximately 30 different canine teams competing.
Eko has placed 1st in search and agility a few times, including a 1st place award for search where he located the hiding person in 14 seconds. At the end of the 2010 competitions Eko and I placed 5th overall for the year. In Eko's spare time he likes to spend time with the family chasing his favorite toy around the yard, going for walks, being pampered with baths, and getting scratched behind his ears.


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Shergar Trailer (1999)
01 June 1999 Drama, Crime, Romance 95 mins
Shergar, Ireland's most decorated thoroughbread and perhaps the greatest race horse of all time, is kidnapped by IRA terrorists and held for a $2 million ransom. Can a young stable boy save Shergar's life... and his own before it's too late?
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Pilot Study: Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy as a Tool for Prophylactic Mood Stabilizing Therapy in Bipolar Disorder
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Recruitment status was: Active, not recruiting
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Vikings placed S Andrew Sendejo on injured reserve with a knee injury, ending his season.
Vikings S Andrew Sendejo (ankle) is listed as questionable for Week 9.
Vikings S Andrew Sendejo (ankle) has resumed practicing.
Vikings S Andrew Sendejo (ankle) has not practiced this week.
Vikings SS Andrew Sendejo (ankle) is day to day.
Vikings S Andrew Sendejo exited Week 7 against the Eagles with an ankle injury.
The St. Paul Pioneer Press' Chris Tomasson does not expect the Vikings to name the starting safety opposite Harrison Smith until late in camp.
Vikings.com's Mike Wobschall believes the starting safety spot next to Harrison Smith is Andrew Sendejo's to lose.
Vikings S Andrew Sendejo could lose his starting job.
Vikings re-signed S Andrew Sendejo to a four-year, $16 million contract with $2.5 million guaranteed.
Vikings S Andrew Sendejo has started the team's first two games at strong safety.
ESPN.com's Ben Goessling expects Andrew Sendejo to compete for the Vikings' strong safety job.
Vikings signed S Andrew Sendejo to a two-year, $2 million extension through 2015.
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Salloum, Egypt: When thinking of a volunteer, what usually comes to mind is a young person working in the field of an emergency zone. The link between the words volunteer and desk job is--to say the least--not very common. Well, I am one of those volunteers. I have been a national UN Volunteer, at a desk with office hours, in UNICEF Egypts Communication for Development (C4D) Section for a little over two years now.
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There have been a small handful of players that have committed to Nebraska that have decided to take official visits elsewhere, while the Huskers sort out their coaching situation.
It looks like it's time to add Houston Cy Falls three-star receiver Terrence Nunn to the list of committed players visiting elsewhere.
"I'm going up to Wisconsin this weekend," Nunn, who is 6-foot and 185 pounds, said. "I met with coach (Rob) Ianello and coach Mason from Wisconsin today. They came by to let me meet coach Mason and it was really neat to get to meet him. They also talked about the school a little bit.
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"I don't know what to expect on the visit. I guess I want to go and make sure that I have other options if things don't work out at Nebraska. I'm still strongly committed to Nebraska, but you never know since they still don't have a head coach."
Nunn said it was last week when he talked to the Nebraska coaches the last time and he's doing his best to keep updated on who the coaching candidates might be.
"Have you heard any new rumors," Nunn asked? "I hear a bunch of different things, but I don't know if anybody knows what is going on for sure."
Nunn also mentioned that he's likely going to take another visit to TCU in January.


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Crandall, Texas – June 26, 2017 – The Crandall Economic Development Corporation hired Nancy Gray Studios to create a new website for the Economic Development Corporation of Crandall, with content created by Traci Anderson, Senior Associate of the Mike Barnes Group, Inc. The new website, www.crandalledc.com, is aimed at giving site selectors/developers/citizens more information about Crandall and show why a business should choose to locate here or why someone should choose to live in Crandall, Texas.
The new website combines a comprehensive overview of demographics, incentives, businesses, and other information. The site will be of tremendous value to entrepreneurs, business professionals, site selectors, developers, and the community/region. "The new website is vital to the Crandall EDC in finding new businesses that are interested in coming to our city.", said Robert Repka, the President of the Crandall EDC. "I am excited to launch our new website so we can start to develop Crandall in the way we and our City Council want our development to grow. We have needed this for a long time."
The Crandall Economic Development Corporation is a 4B Sales Tax Organization directed by a Board of Directors consisting of community and business leaders who are committed to enhancing the quality of life and economic balance of Crandall. Crandall, Texas, is a small gem approximately 24 short miles southeast of downtown Dallas. Crandall is perfectly positioned on US 175 to take advantage of metropolis resources while maintaining the integrity of its countryside lifestyle, Crandall represents a golden opportunity for businesses and homeowners alike. With Crandall's abundance of business and residential land it is easy to understand why the economic outlook for Crandall is so vibrant.
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Floods In Mindanao
December 17, 2011 by staff
Floods In Mindanao, Flashfloods triggered by tropical storm "Sendong" killed 216 people with hundreds still missing across vast areas in Mindanao, officials said yesterday.
Authorities feared the death toll would continue to rise as some estimates pegged the number of missing to as many as 250 people.
The military said 117 bodies were recovered in Cagayan de Oro City while over 100 are still missing from the 23 barangays that were inundated by the overflowing Cagayan River.
Eastern Mindanao Command (Eastmincom) spokesman Col. Leopoldo Galon said most of the victims were asleep when the floodwaters rose.
Most of those who are still missing, as well as the 15 who were rescued alive, were swept along with their houses towards the sea by rampaging floodwaters, the military reported.
"I can't explain how these things happened, entire villages were swept to the sea by flashfloods," Galon said.
"I have not seen anything like this before. This could be worse than 'Ondoy' he said, referring to a 2009 tropical storm that inundated Metro Manila, killing hundreds of people.
Galon said an entire army division – about 10,000 soldiers – was involved in rescue efforts in Cagayan de Oro, with three military helicopters flying above the receding waters to look for survivors.
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"The glory of a next Augustan age Of a power leading from its strength and pride, Of young ambition eager to be tried, Firm in our free beliefs without dismay, In any game the nations want to play. A golden age of poetry and power Of which this noonday's the beginning hour."
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I can't type my true answer here. Almost ten years working as a correctional officer I've seen more than my fair share of weird things. If you follow me and I follow you message me if you really want to know the answer to this. Trust me when I say this, you do NOT want … Read more
The Museum of Contemporary Art in Sydney. We went there on a family trip at the end of March, and I still have nightmares from this one Spiderman exhibit. And they had lights made out of Tupperware add well!!!
The original : The Hills have Eyes and The Last House on the Left were my two personal favorites. He made some great movies and will be sadly missed.


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Kitazawa Rena is a member of FUN48's Team F.
- Favorite 48g member: Yokoyama Yui
- Favorite 48g song: Aishiteru to ka, Aishiteta to ka
- Favorite food: Beef jerky
- Favorite Drink: Soda
- Favorite Color: Gray-blue
- Favorite Animal: Bats
- Has a cat and a dog. She says she prefers animals over humans.
- Likes Ace Attorney and Yuri on Ice.
- Resembles Shimazaki Haruka.
- She is close with Kashima Rika.
- Changed her stage name to Kitazawa Rena. Her former stage name, Kurosawa Yuka, was only featured in one song, Party ga Hajimaru yo.
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- Yaruki Hanabi (Party ga Hajimaru yo)
- Kakkowarui I love you! (Party ga Hajimaru yo) (Center)
- Mae Shika Mukanee (Boku wa Inai)
- Tsugi no Season (Boku wa Inai)
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This is a very interesting mold - it has a very ornate look to it with that great handle. This ewer/vase is beautifully painted with softly hued Chrysanthemums painted around the body. These are very, very well painted Mums with great colors. Statuesque as it looks, this ewer also has a very feminine look to it.
The ewer stands almost 14" tall - it is large and it is solid.
It is in superb condition with no chips, cracks, hairlines or wear.
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Offering the finest of Limoges, Bavarian and Austrian porcelain. Lay-a-way is available.


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Amber D'Enett and Georgia Mitchell are two names you should get to know, because they're the dynamic duo behind Vale.
Every Vale collection is inspired by the nonchalance of French style and elevates good quality denim, great fabrics and classic silhouettes to lifelong wardrobe staples.
Inspired by the land, sky and an effortless sensibility, Vale's goal is to be pure and sustainable using 100% cotton to create their lines.
The focus will always be simple and timeless with a seasonal twist. Time to fill the summer wardrobe.