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Constant Dullaart (born 1979) lives and works in Berlin. Originally trained as a video artist, he now works mainly with the Internet as an alternative presentation space. By editing online forms of presentations and by re-contextualising 'found' material he creates a new, found (online) exhibition space with networked performances, digital prints, YouTube videos, domain names and blog postings. His work has been shown internationally at venues such as the New Museum in New York, the ICA in London, Autocenter and Grimmuseum in Berlin, and the Stedelijk Museum in the Netherlands. (Image: Constant Dullaart, taken by Chris Coy)
What makes a currency real? When we are able to burn them for real of course. In this outdoor performance bitcoins will be wasted, post-digital style.
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The editors of the book War postdigital besser?, Martin Conrads and Franziska Morlok, will present the project while one of the authors will read from her text.
This programme addresses fears of rejection, marginalisation and loss of identity. | With works from Hearst Metrotone News, Tom Palazzolo & Jeff Kreines, Whitney Johnston, Thomas Haley, Cory Arcangel.
Do you feel out of place? Do you feel uncomfortable in this system? Don't think you are different. Know you are. Declare yourself not human to take away from the template.
We demand meaning and consistency from the cultural products we consume and this program is designed as a crude rebellion against this comfortable idea that there are objective "standards" of any kind and that we have a right to expect "good taste." ...
The performance Afamako will make use of e-waste materials from Nigeria to enact the socio- economic conditions of Nigeria.
The Creatures is an endless combination of living members/ apparatuses, composed by miniature robots that live autonomously, receiving energy from solar cells and generating a variety of soft sounds and tiny movements.
A conversation between Appelbaum, Paglen and Poitras reflecting on the new frontiers of information disclosure
Rotten digital body narratives from a cinema genre to a model of big data analysis in social media platforms
A panel on patriotism and sex radicals in the Chinese net sphere
Big data is the digital trash of our everyday life: the little snippets of useless data that accumulate to constitute data sets of unforeseen value.
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Elevating the invisible void with a silent glow, Hyper Transmission is a synthesis of surrounding soundscape and visual contemplation.
Metahaven and Benjamin Bratton will take turns offering proposals on the future of The Stack's six layers—Earth, Cloud, City, Address, Interface, and User.
Wasteland Poetries addresses trash as inheritance, the unwanted legacy of our aggressive civilization... | With works from Cordelia Swann, Jean-Luc Vilmouth, Louis Henderson
Disclosing the invisible data and information underneath biological science, scientific laboratory research and our body.
Presented jointly with CTM Festival, Dinos Chapman, one half of the enfants terribles of British contemporary art, The Chapman Brothers, will perform the German premiere of his audiovisual live show based on his acclaimed 2013 release, Luftbobler.
Artists and designers transferred immaterial matters to tangible objects. How does this correlate with the simultaneous process of making computers invisible?
On contemporary Netporn models and its independent answers.
Constant control of the individual is a vital element of all modern societies. Currently, however, contemporary democracies seem to be shifting fundamentally into new, digitally supported, surveillance states... | With works Krzysztof Kieślowski, Nadav Assor, Andy Weir, Ivar Veermäe, Maha Maamoun, Chris Marker
Echoing a method from e-waste dumps to extract valuable materials from electronic waste, circuit boards from obsolete mobile phones are melted down on a hot plate.
On the effects of electronic and synthetic waste on geological and biological bodies
Digital Plays widmet sich spielerisch-ironisch der filmischen Fiktion, die so oft – und selten freiwillig – im Trash endet. | Mit Werken von Elizabeth Vander Zaag, Ella Raidel, Ho Tzu Nyen, Neïl Beloufa, Keren Cytter, Beatrice Gibson
How conscious use of technology empowered people during uprisings in the Middle East and which technical countermeasures need to be adopted
Computers know us more intimately than lovers — but this is a lopsided relationship. What do we know of the operating systems that drive our daily fix?
Ryan Bishop in conversation with the artist Trevor Paglen, including an introduction to his work.
Insurgent political movements, techno-shamanism, and the formation of a sustainable networked society in the Brazilian political and cultural landscape
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Both the films in this programme are a form of recycling from ubiquitous streams of images, in this case from the News... | With works from Pier Paolo Pasolini, Ken Jacobs
How the virtue ethics of cypherpunk, whistle-blowing and investigative journalism are evolving into a hybrid form of civic resistance.
On a territorialisation of dating through smart technologies.
Explore technology's impact on everyday life via the seducing imagination of the possible
Almost all works by Luther Price are handmade films, films that put together from the remnants of other films... | With works from Luther Price
In a special celebration this year, transmediale and CTM jointly bring their 2014 editions to a close with Robert Henke, known for his peerless Monolake productions.


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Those -- -- -- -- a company named Adam Miller Luka that sells well -- products out of Idaho is under siege because -- CEO donated a million dollars to super -- that supports Mitt Romney.
And that CEO frank -- -- being personally attacked as well he joins us now here in New York City.
So wanna get I want the folks that know how intense this became for -- -- a -- you're a big Obama fund raiser and I hope correct Romney -- I'm sorry Romney fund raiser.
And and the Romney campaign people reelection people got wind that you gave a million bucks -- -- pack.
So what -- they do.
Well on April 20 they published the list.
Eight individual supposedly with they said less than reputable records news to me.
I thought I had a good record but.
So to publish it where where is it understood on that area on a website keeping GOP honest dot com okay so it was on a democratic web -- was president Obama's.
President Obama's media -- President Obama reelection campaign -- see your name is in there and they're saying that you -- disreputable.
And -- you know and and they do this to me all time mr.
advances so don't feel that so they did list a whole bunch of things that they say that you did that -- wrong.
But you say look I'm just an honest businessman are now what happened -- business in lieu of that.
What -- well when I first saw the list I thought oh -- -- this is scary and within hours of that then all kinds of things started -- on the Internet.
Suggesting all kinds of accusations say against me -- rewriting history as it were about all kinds of things have supposedly guilty of and -- did it impact your business directly.
Will it did right away the first day phone calls started coming and we have.
Customers who say they want to cancel people who do because you were a mean guy you're rat they wanted to cancel because you just -- -- -- they read data on the net.
Well they they hit me first with that said that that I hated gay people and I was anti gay which -- and -- -- -- anybody who is buying your products were gay so I'm gonna buy products from this and we have a lot of people we work with the right deal with and -- -- -- -- They did okay.
So your response to the smear was to do what just this kind of publicity we know we wish we created a I started having conference calls with our customers I started to head to explaining my real positions and literal history when you have to do that retail -- -- -- -- to call your customers and distributors and tell them who you really -- sure.
We did and then we've put up a website of our own frankly -- understood response dot com.
To try to handle all of these accusations has it worked.
Today it did to a degree and did you agree to stop the bleeding somewhat what we lost a couple hundred customers so far and then we started getting that turned around and then.
Thankfully -- -- also from the Wall Street Journal did an article list last Friday and then everything's turning around now been hitting in the -- this address some -- use some believe this is economic terrorism and not economic political terrorist.
That did that.
Targeting -- a businessman like you running an honest business because of your freedom to donate who you want to donate to.
But try to rule when you personally and professionally.
That's terrorism political terrorism do you see it that when I have these two questions bill that two to.
President Obama.
Why did you publish a list.
Why but he doesn't know anything about not making excuses for his people I don't think -- -- micromanage as -- sure to put his people in charge to me he -- absolutely and he should fasten them then he's responsible for it because they did it under his -- -- absolutely.
Ask them why did you make a list of all the things you could be doing this it won't hurt you and intimidate others who would give to -- that's within the second question is.
Who's supposed to receive the message is it is it only the liberal press disposable after these folks.
Words and also the agency's that he runs like that he's in charge of a new report to him -- want to please him.
Well FTC the FDA and the US I think it might feel you may mean making more complicated than it is is the bottom line.
They want you to shut up and not give any money in -- gonna give another donation I understand the Romney campaign.
But they wanted to intimidate you from giving any money to campaign and others like you who might be -- amended to business people -- gonna do.
Because it put my name on web and I'll lose customers so much sort of it and that's what they're thin and that's terrorism in this winter I suppose it is this ever happen no president has ever done it before.
OK but I I -- idea I think he should be careful on this if I didn't -- ever get the chance to talk to Barack Obama I'm gonna bring up your case because you're actually right.
He should scrub that and take that off and he shouldn't do that but I don't know if he himself.
He himself in order to do what I have to be careful vision checked to restore our future I think the only responsible -- this.
I think the only response that is to make another donation I had thousand dollars.
And death I would like to -- everybody.
I mean if they weren't -- I don't suppose this is going to like reduce the attacks and all and I didn't celebrate them by -- -- -- stand -- guy like LeBron anyways you're being what they called Hawkeye and perhaps everybody else can -- in peace and that's how it should be in America.
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… well it depends on who you are talking to or who you are even… I mean if you are silly enough to have worked for hadas Eritrea until now and if you are stupid enough to have picked up the phone when my friend Ephraiem phoned (that incorrigible amiche who roamed the Stockholm headquarters of the 2 presenters and made mince meat out of them!) you would ask… how do we know he is dead? We didn't see any body did you? Little did we know last week this time that we would need to be asking about a different corpse!
So is he dead? Yes he is his nephew was telling us how they were considering different burial rites… and them of little faith want to see the body before they are convinced of his death… for if he were alive and they said he was dead then they would be lying… and if he is dead and they didn't see him alive or dead for over a month and surely he must be alive… I believe them! Especially given their track records…
Did anyone else wonder maybe he died at the wrong time? For if they didn't offer him a state funeral it would look bad and if they did and the president wasn't there because he was dead too and they neglected to tell us it would look worse… poor PFDJ goons not having decided on anything of any significance for over 20 years, they suddenly had to decide on what to do with not one but potentially two dead bodies…
Perhaps Monkey went to Sweden to consult with the wisest PFDJites on earth and they told him 'we want a party before we can think clear!' They couldn't though because the monkey chasers declared 'over our dead body!' and the monkey didn't want any more bodies in his hand so he called off the gig!
Prior to that he came here to London to consult with the folk here in London but they were too busy preparing for the state funeral that never was so the body was taken back to the morgue and the monkey went back to the other morgue still with two bodies in his hands.
To make matters worse it was Easter and inconveniently (how dare we!) we were celebrating Resurrection and the anti patriarch announced 'he is alive!' And the Monkey's heart skipped a beat and the cabinet nearly had three bodies in their hand… 'patriarch' was dispatched to Jerusalem to consult the angels on how they brought Jesus back to life back then… but those boys from Eritrean Youth for Democratic Change wouldn't even let him utter a single word of prayer…so he left and forgot to collect the incense and myrrh and the CIA folk took it all the way to Langley and started praying over it…. And it all got a bit awry after that!
After that the Monkey gave up on doing anything about either bodies and Ali Abdu begun to hallucinate seeing IA in various different locations breathing from his knees… poor Asmelash was chained to the same chair from which he attested to seeing what Alli Abdu saw too… and you could almost see the strings attached to him and all five committee members tugging at it I must admit he did better than the time he had to say something about the Ethiopian attack without telling us there was an attack!
So is he dead?… well if he isn't he is doing a really bad job of showing he is alive!… if he were a horse and I were a betting woman I wouldn't ask for proof of his death but a proof of his life before I placed my bet on him being alive… and in the three separate occasions the MOI talked about him over less than two days they have told us CIA are praying for him to die (using incense and myrrh) that is a lie! They told us he has the health of a 16 year old youth (fit as a fiddle too!) that is a lie and they told us his health is 300% and that is an outright lie… and so one can perhaps quote other sources and tell us he is alive but I wouldn't use the Ministry of Information as the source to establish whether we have one or two bodies looking for a state funeral…! The question is which one will they bury first and where?


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April 6th, 2013 12:33 PM #1
Giordana ?
Any thoughts on Giordana? I believe it to be pronounced "jor DAWN ah" (source: www.forvo.com)
I'm not really concerned about spelling or pronunciation issues as my name was butchered growing up and it never really bothered me... I'm more worried about "whore-dawn-uh" being a source for teasing.
Oh and I really don't like it spelled Jordana. I think Giordana looks so much better.
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It sounds so exotic! I don't think whore-dawn-a will be a teasing possibility. I think it's beautiful!!
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I like it, and I prefer Giordana spelling too. Never thought about "whore-dawn-uh at all.
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April 6th, 2013 02:18 PM #9
I think Jordana-- which you said you don't prefer-- is ravishing and underused. It's sexy, serious, slightly exotic and interesting.
Spelling it Giordana detracts from that imagery. An English speaker's first impulse will be to say 'gee-or-dah-NA,' with a hard G. It makes it look less accessible, less alluring, and more odd.XY: Antoine Raphael (3.1.2012)
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text: Name: William and Evangeline Grimm Dates: Death date: April 21, 2012 Obituary: A memorial service to celebrate Evangeline (Angie) Grimm and William (Bud) Grimm will be held 1:00 pm Saturday, April 21, 2012 at Immanuel Lutheran Church in Marshfield WI with Rev. Chris Schwanz officiating. Angie and Bud will be laid to rest with Angie's parents in Hillside Cemetery, Marshfield,WI. Military rites will be conducted at the cemetery by the American Legion Post #54 of Marshfield. Rembs Funeral Home of Marshfield is assisting the family with arrangements. William (Bud) Grimm of Cape Coral, Fl, formerly of Aprin, passed away at the age of 83 on August12, 2009. Bud owned and operated a bar in Aprin, WI in the late 50's and 60's. After moving to FL, he was a house painter, except for a four year hiatus to work as a cook during the construction of the Alaska oil pipeline in the 80's. He returned to painting until his retirement in 1999. He was an avid outdoorsman. Fishing was his passion from the warm waters of South FL to the cold Alaskan rivers. He was a kind and gentle man who took life as it came and always appreciated its many blessings. He was survived by his wife Angie (now deceased) his daughter Jolene Fullerton and his young grandson Zachary who misses his Grandpa Bud very much. Evangeline (Angie) Grimm, 94 of Cape Coral, FL passed away peacefully on Oct. 4, 2011with both her daughters at her side. She was born on August 7, 1917 in Thorp, WI to Fred and Ida Greves. She grew up in Wisconsin with her two brothers Delbert and Gerald. She married Duwayne Eckes in 1941 and had a daughter Diane a few years later. In 1959 she married her second husband William Grimm and had a daughter Jolene. The family moved to Cape Coral, FL in the mid 60's and spent every winter entertaining family and friends in their home. Her kind heart and caring way made the lives of everyone around her brighter. The great adventures in her life were traveling to Alaska in the 1980's and to Hawaii in 2002. She was a dedicated church member who spent much of her time helping others. She enjoyed studying the bible, loving God and volunteering for the church. She will be dearly missed by everyone whose life she touched. Angie is survived by her sister-in-law Romell Greves of Marshfield WI, her daughter, Diane Johnson and son-in-law Eugene Johnson of Anchorage, AK, her daughter Jolene Fullerton and son-in-law Robert Fullerton of Lexington, KY, her grandson Jeff Johnson of Anchorage, granddaughter Melissa Johnson and husband Steve Brown of Anchorage, granddaughter Gina Johnson and husband Phil Schneider of Anchorage, grandson Zachary Fullerton of Lexington, KY and great grandkids, Jake Brown, Peyton Brown, Walker Brown, Scarlett Brown, Max Schneider and Otto Schneider all of Anchorage, AK. Angie was preceded in death by her parents, Fred and Ida Greves, husband William Grimm two brothers, Delbert and Gerry Greves and a sister-in-law, Helen Greves Condolences may be sent online to www.rembsfh.com Visitation: 12:30 pm to 1:00 pm on Saturday, April 21, 2012 at Immanuel Lutheran Church 604 South Chestnut Avenue Marshfield Wisconsin 54449 (map/driving directions) Service: 1:00 pm on Saturday, April 21, 2012 at Immanuel Lutheran Church 604 South Chestnut Avenue Marshfield Wisconsin 54449 (map/driving directions) Cemetery: Hillside Cemetery 1110 N St. Joseph Avenue Marshfield Wisconsin 54449 (map/driving directions) |


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Police searching for a British man who went missing in bushland in Australia six weeks ago have said a body has been discovered.
Gary Tweddle, 23, was attending a conference in the Blue Mountains, west of Sydney, when he disappeared after a work dinner.
The computer salesman, who had emigrated to Australia with his family, rang colleagues also staying at the Fairmont Resort in Leura in the early hours of July 17 to say he was lost in the bushland.
He has not been heard from since then despite extensive search and rescue efforts.
Police said a body believed to be Mr Tweddle was found by an ambulance rescue helicopter during a training exercise near bushland in Leura.
Joanne Elliott, a spokeswoman for Blue Mountains Local Area Command, said the "extremely rough terrain" meant police rescue officers would be unable to retrieve the body until dawn when formal identification would take place.
"At 4pm the ambulance rescue helicopter was on a training flight over the Blue Mountains when they saw what they believed to be a body ," she said.
"The location couldn't be accessed on foot and the crew lost all light in the mountains so we're unable to get down to the ground. They will return first thing in the morning with Blue Mountains police."
Ms Elliott said officers had been in contact with Mr Tweddle's family to inform them of the discovery.
His mother Carol Streatfield, who also lives in Australia, had previously flown to the Blue Mountains to join the search for her son. She said the phone call from her son's partner Anika telling her that he was missing was the first step in the most ''heartbreaking journey'' of her life.


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Hinds Community College graduated more than 700 students in the four annual fall ceremonies that took place on the Raymond Campus on Dec. 13 and 14.The college granted associate in arts (AA) degrees, associate in applied science (AAS) degrees, career certificates (CC), technical certificates (TC) and vocational certificates (VC).Among those graduating was:Rebecca Duggan of Bentonia, AAS.Natalie Edwards of Bentonia, AAS.Anna Fletcher of Benton, AAS and TC.Henry Hollins of Yazoo City, CC.Michael Hope of Yazoo City, AA.Shereeta Jones of Yazoo City, AA.John Manor of Yazoo City, CC.Gerren Phillips of Pickens, CC.Gloriastine Robertson of Benton, AAS.Dontarius Soul of Yazoo City, CC.Teresa Teaster of Benton, AAS.Shaneka White of Yazoo City, CC.
The President's List for the 2012 fall semester at Northwest Mississippi Community College has been released by college officials. Area students receiving this honor are:Sarah Burdine of BentoniaLauren Sanders of BentoniaThose students completing 12 or more semester hours with a grade point average of 3.75 or better in a four-point system are on the President's List. The Dean's List includes students completing a minimum of 12 semester hours with a 3.50 to 3.74 average. Named to the Vocational Honors List are students who have shown outstanding progress in their chosen field.
The Ladies of The Divine Divas Social Club visited with and delivered personal care items to residents of Oasis Health and Rehab during the Christmas Holidays as part of their community service project. Next month they will host a free Getting Healthy for the New Year Fitness and Health Fair.
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Fantastic job. One quibble : "A rise in prevalence (not incidence) may have more to do with changing diagnostic standards..." All we can say for sure is that we have seen a rise in prevalence. No data indicate a rise in incidence.
And the anti-vaccine warriors will arrive in five, four, three....
OK great, except some "minor" slips: the cartoon says "smallpox, which killed millions, is eradicated from nature". Except smallpox is back, so it was never eradicated. No doubletalk please!
Ethylmercury (aka thimerosal) is a compound used as a preservative in vaccines. Since this is possibly a toxin (regardless of the fake autism claims), the FDA has been under pressure to have this compound removed. The new batches of vaccines will be ethylmercury free. However, some old batches may still be in circulation, so if you are a parent, specifically ask for the ethylmercury-free version.
Finally, your logic is completely wrong. You are stuck in a dichotomy: "because they are wrong, it follows that we must be right". But it doesn't work like that. Just because all the anti-science crazies are wrong, it does not follow that you are right. You could be flat out wrong too.
Scientists have "herd thinking" too. Time to get off your high horse, and try to be a bit more humble.
Your assumption is that all there is to the claim that vaccinations do not cause autism is that we know the original claims were based on fraud. That is an incorrect assumption. Typically scientists are a little better than that. I have read more the 20 studies where no link between vaccinations and autism. So there is an almost impossible chance we are flat out wrong (there is no 100% certainty in science). I do disagree with the claim that there is not a rise in autism. In addition to better reporting some studies have shown a significant rise. However it is not related to vaccinations at all. Furthermore, as a parent, I would not avoid vaccinations even if there were a small risk. The disease is far more risky. Not vaccinating your children is just pure irrational insanity!
Reply | Report Abuse | Link to thisSome vaccinations are acceptable an prophylactic. I have a preschooler and she has had these vaccinations. Some vaccinations are just there to keep the pharmaceutical companies in business. Those we can re-examine.
Reply | Report Abuse | Link to thisGG says: "Except smallpox is back, so it was never eradicated. "
The last wild case of smallpox was 35 years ago. The only known viruses are found in a few labs around the world.
Thimerosal has been absent from scheduled pediatric vaccines since 2002. It is used in some flu vaccines, but thimerosal-free versions are used for toddlers and infants.
And there is no evidence that thimerosal, in the amount once used in vaccines, is "toxic". Dose makes the poison. Oxygen and water are toxic if you are exposed to enough.
Which vaccines are unneeded, in your opinion?
Reply | Report Abuse | Link to thisWhy do people with bad genes, deny it... and carelessly have children without testing? It's not uncommon for people to have two autistic children. There are many people who have terrible genes and it's not fair to carelessly burden their kids for life.
Yikes! Sounds a little social Darwinist to me. And then all of a sudden a massive pandemic; and the only ones immune are your people with so called inferior genes. You may want to reconsider your, some what, arrogant statement.
Reply | Report Abuse | Link to thisMy mistake. Mea culpa. Thanks for the correction. Also my apologies to the authors. Smallpox is indeed dead, and hopefully will never come back. I mistakenly mixed it up with measles, which did come back.
Thimerosal is a dubious compound. It originates from the time when lead paint, and leaded gasoline were OK. It is also officially declared toxic in the EU.
PS - your water/oxygen analogy is just a straw-man argument.
"PS - your water/oxygen analogy is just a straw-man argument."
Not exactly. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Straw_man
"Dose makes the poison" is completely correct.
Will a single molecule of ethyl mercury have an effect on the body? No, you probably have a number of them in your body since there's a lot of lead in the environment.
So how many will have a detrimental effect? Once you have determined that number, is the number of molecules in one vaccination (or the total number a person receives over some time, maybe they whole life) higher or lower than that?
It's simple really.
And the exact same argument applies to water and oxygen. That you need them doesn't make a difference. If you take in too much water or oxygen you'll die.
Smallpox is back? Where and when did the last case present?
Reply | Report Abuse | Link to thisYou stated:
"Scientists have "herd thinking" too. Time to get off your high horse, and try to be a bit more humble."
Nicely put!
Please see: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Groupthink
Nearly every substance can be toxic at some dose and concentration. That's not a "straw man argument." It's a scientific fact, and one that you ignore.
Bops, which genetic test predicts autistic offspring?
(We already know the answer).
Well I can personally say my daughter's vaccines did not cause her autism. She was autistic at birth with a failed hearing test given then and a few other things I wont get into here.
However, what has not been tested about vaccines are the effect on my body and my wife from whatever we were given as children in the 70s. The assumption that autism is only caused after being born is not proven.
Though personally, I think a number of factors have caused it, most of which involve both the effects of our modern life on the parents and the child. For all we know a combination of vaccines, red dye number 4, bleached flour, kool aid, plastic bottles and polyester clothing together are causing autism. Yes and exaggeration but really consider the crap government and businesses put in food, water, clothes and everything else we touch or ingest and then to sit back and claim none of this stuff has a negative effect? Basically everything in life today you can buy or eat is suspect because we really dont know what the effects are.
What I do know is it is something in the environment because the rate of the occurrence of autism would not be increasing if it was simply genetic inheritance. The world wide distribution of autism in the population suggests whatever the cause is or the catalyst or combination of substances are, it must be a really basic and seemingly safe product or chemical or food additive that is found nearly anywhere on the planet. This also implies something manufactured because if it was natural, then it would either be localized to whatever plant or animal it was because few flora or fauna are found everywhere.
I love your message and how you deliver it. I believe you made a small error in the next-to-last panel. Did you mean to say "Call it a case of HEARD mentality"?
Reply | Report Abuse | Link to this"Eradicated" does not mean completely eliminated in the sense that I suspect you are thinking it does. In the scientific community it means that even if someone does get sick, it does not spread because everyone else is immune. So, there is no doubletalk.
Reply | Report Abuse | Link to thisI do agree that the dose makes a poison. Nothing to argue there. However, no toxicology studies have been conducted on these mercury compounds before. And they used them in the vaccines simply because there were no immediate and obvious signs of toxicity. However, this is not enough.
Now that finally the tide has turned, the EU conducted toxicology studies on thimerosal, and now it is labeled "VERY TOXIC". You are entitled to your own opinion, but you are not entitled to your own facts.
The real point is whether there is a relationship between thimerosol and autism, and studies haven't been able to establish one, including studies after thimerosol was removed. We need to keep an open mind, and there may be some horrible thing thimerosol is doing, but so far it's undetectable and therefore a null. The benefits of vaccination are undeniable.
Reply | Report Abuse | Link to this"the EU conducted toxicology studies on thimerosal, and now it is labeled "VERY TOXIC"
Really? Did the EU toxicologists quantify their findings, or did they just leave it at "very toxic?"
Very well said! I agree in particular with the huge array of chemical products you listed. We manufacture new products every year with countless new chemical combinations without any knowledge of the repercussions.
Reply | Report Abuse | Link to thisVery well said! I agree in particular with the huge array of chemical products you listed. We manufacture new products every year with countless new chemical combinations without any knowledge of the repercussions.
Reply | Report Abuse | Link to thisIronically many of the same people who irrationally fear vaccines are fine with drinking water out of plastic bottles with Bisphenol A.
Reply | Report Abuse | Link to thisI'm not wanting to add fuel to the fire, or take the comments completely off track, but I followed your link after having seen your comment.
How is the water/oxygen analogy not a straw-man argument?
I'm not wanting to take this off track, but how is the water/oxygen analogy not a straw-man argument? I'm not being facetious, I want to understand it (and yep, I followed the link, making me more confused!).
To make a straw man argument means arguing against a position not taken by your opponent. The water/oxygen "analogy" merely points out that weakness of calling something 'toxic" without taking into consideration dose and concentration. Virtually every substance is "toxic" at some level, and just because a substance is toxic at one dose doesn't mean it is toxic at all doses. Anyone who argues that thimerosal, aluminum, etc. are "toxic" either does not understand what that word means, or simply doesn't care.
Reply | Report Abuse | Link to thisCheers for that!
Reply | Report Abuse | Link to thisThere were several reasons for the rise in MMR cases in Ireland. The reckless media scare falsely linking MMR to autism was certainly a contributing factor. There were other factors such as a shortage of vaccines being administered or administered later than recommended during this period. The other issue was education where during the period we had a large influx of non nationals from countries where vaccination is not common coupled with proximity of these immigrants. However it does underline the issue vaccines are not effective for contagious diseases unless a significant proportion of the population are vaccinated.
The fact that bad vaccines continue to be administered undermines vaccination as a treatment. Many parents are afraid of the vaccine will do harm rather good. This was the case last year where there was a flu vaccination administered that infected children with Narcolepsy. http://www.irishtimes.com/newspaper/ireland/2012/0419/1224314925694.html .
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"As soon as teenage girls start to profess love for something, everyone else becomes totally dismissive of it. Teenage girls are open season for the cruelest bullying that our society can dream up. Everyone's vicious to them. They're vicious to each other. Hell, they're even vicious to themselves. It's terrible.
"So if teenage girls have something that they love, isn't that a good thing? Isn't it better for them to find some words they believe in, words like the 'fire-proof and fearless' lyrics that Jacqui wrote? Isn't it better for them to put those words on their arm in a tattoo than for them to cut gashes in that same skin? Shouldn't we be grateful when teenage girls love our work? Shouldn't that be a fucking honor?
"It's used as the cheapest, easiest test of crap, isn't it? If teenage girls love a movie, a book, a band, then it's immediately classified as mediocre shit. Well, I'm not going to stand for that. Someone needs to treat them like they're precious, and if nobody else is ready to step up, I guess it's up to us to put them on the path to recognizing that about themselves."
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Every now and then, something comes along on your dash that opens your eyes and makes you question assumptions you didn't even realize you were making.
This former teenage girl fell in love with Rush, RPGs, Russian literature, ancient history, sci fi flicks, and Led Zeppelin. I'd say she had pretty good taste. So why have I always defaulted to marginalizing or dismissing the tastes of other teenage girls? Why have I always counted the large teenage female presence in fandom as a black mark against it, or at least something that needs to be explained or surmounted for older fans to participate or engage? Why have I assumed that teenage girls as a whole are incapable of critical analysis or meaningful engagement with the same media that I enjoy, when it was the critical analysis and meaningful engagement of a teenage girl that got me into much of the same media I enjoy now?
Wow. Talk about not even recognizing the patriarchy at work.
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An Introduction to the U.S. Hydrogen Program (Text Alternative Version)
This is the text alternative transcript for the U.S. Hydrogen Program podcast titled: An Introduction to the U.S. Hydrogen Program. The media files can be accessed on the DOE Hydrogen Program Media Files page.
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Welcome to The Hydrogen Report. I'm Mike Weiner.
In this episode, we'll try to answer a few fundamental, questions like why hydrogen? What's a fuel cell? And what's all the buzz about? We'll also introduce you to the U.S. Department of Energy Hydrogen Program and explain how hydrogen fits in our Nation's energy portfolio.
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The first question is ...why hydrogen? The answer lies primarily in our need for energy independence. Here's the Department of Energy's Pat Davis:
"Well, today, more than half of our oil comes from foreign sources; that figure is projected to grow to more than two-thirds by 2025. Two-thirds of the oil we consume is used for transportation, so by replacing petroleum and our gasoline internal combustion engines with alternative fuels and more efficient technologies, we can reduce our dependence on foreign oil."
There are also environmental considerations. About 50% of Americans live in areas where air pollution affects public health and/or the environment. There's also the issue of greenhouse gases. Fossil fuel combustion accounts for most of the human-made greenhouse gas emissions — primarily carbon dioxide. The largest sources of CO2 emissions are the electric utility and transportation sectors.
So how can hydrogen help tackle these problems? It's all in how it's produced and used.
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Hydrogen is often — mistakenly — called an energy source. Like electricity, hydrogen is an energy carrier. It can store and deliver energy in a usable form, but it must be produced from compounds that contain it. Basically we need to make hydrogen from other things. We can do that with many different resources found here in the U.S.: fossil fuels like natural gas and coal, nuclear energy, and renewables like biomass, and solar, wind, hydro-electric, and geothermal energy. This great diversity of energy supply means we don't need to rely on a single energy resource or on foreign sources of energy — and that hydrogen can be produced just about anywhere.
Using hydrogen can also help emissions issues. Hydrogen from renewable and nuclear resources produces near-zero emissions, and hydrogen from fossil-based systems can also result in near-zero emissions when combined with technology that captures and stores carbon dioxide before it's released into the atmosphere.
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That covers producing hydrogen, but what about using it? Well, hydrogen can be used in a device called a fuel cell to generate electricity, with no emissions. The only byproducts are water and heat. Individual fuel cells can come in different sizes, so they can be used for just about anything. Fuel cells can power cars, trucks, and buses, our homes and businesses, and even portable electronic equipment like laptops and cell phones. And they can provide clean and reliable power, and at two to three times the efficiency of today's combustion technologies.
Take vehicles, for example. DOE's Pat Davis explains:
"Today's gasoline engine is less than 20% efficient in converting gasoline's chemical energy into the power that actually moves the vehicle. A hydrogen fuel cell vehicle, which uses an electric motor, uses 40 to 60% of the fuel's energy. This translates to more than a 50% reduction in fuel consumption compared to a conventional vehicle. And it has the added benefit of zero emissions from the tailpipe."
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Perhaps the next logical question then, is if hydrogen and fuel cells provide such great benefits, why aren't we all using them today?
Well, there are a few challenges in the way. A big one is cost. Hydrogen costs more than the fuels we use today, and fuel cells also cost more than traditional energy conversion technologies like the internal combustion engine. Hydrogen and fuel cells must be cost-competitive with what we use today in order to succeed in the marketplace.
Another big issue for vehicles is driving range. Most of us are used to driving more than 300 miles on a single tank of gasoline. Today's hydrogen fuel cell vehicles can't go that far without refueling. That's because while hydrogen has a high energy content by weight, it does not have a high energy content by volume. Meaning that it's hard to store a lot of it in a tank on board a vehicle.
Delivery infrastructure is also an issue. Pat Davis explains:
"Well today we have about 700 miles of hydrogen pipeline in the U.S. — and that compares to more than a million miles of natural gas pipeline and an even larger gasoline delivery infrastructure. If we're going to drive hydrogen fuel cell vehicles, we need a place to refuel them and we need a way for the fuel to get there."
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These are big challenges, but brilliant minds across the country and around the world are focused on overcoming them. Automotive and power equipment manufacturers; energy companies; electric and natural gas utilities; Federal, state, and local government agencies; universities; national laboratories; and others are investing their resources and working toward the common goal of bringing hydrogen and fuel cell technology to the commercial market.
And there is exciting progress to report. The technology is developing and costs are indeed coming down. Once more, here's Pat Davis:
"The costs have come down. The Department of Energy's research and development program has lead to reductions in costs of both hydrogen and fuel cell technology. We need to reduce costs but we're meeting our targets and we're moving in the right direction."
In fact, fuel cells are now available for specialty markets like emergency back-up power and material handling equipment. You may even see hydrogen fuel cell vehicles or hydrogen fueling stations in your area as part of what's called technology demonstration efforts. But the move to using hydrogen as an energy carrier or fuel isn't going to happen overnight. Hydrogen has great potential as a clean, sustainable, and secure form of energy over the long term. But in the near term, gasoline hybrid-electric vehicles and biofuels such as ethanol and biodiesel offer excellent options for reducing the amount of oil we use for transportation.
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Thanks for listening. If you'd like to learn more about hydrogen — and increase your H2IQ — visit hydrogen.energy.gov. And be sure to listen for future episodes of The Hydrogen Report.


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Becoming a Great High School: Six Strategies and One Attitude that Make a Difference
By Tim R. Westerberg
Reviewed by Mary Tedrow, NBCT
High School English/journalism (N. Va.)
Becoming a Great High School: Six Strategies and One Attitude that Make a Difference is full of familiar information since, as a classroom teacher, I have been on the receiving end of many of the innovations cited by Tim Westerberg as means to move a high school from "good to great."
Westerberg's thin text (i.e., "a quick read for busy administrators") outlines methods to change the attitude of the professionals in the building to a we-can-do-it mindset as the professional team moves schools from okay to wowser. Westerberg leans heavily on the business management text Good to Great that was making the rounds in my system in 2000. Westerberg's text is essentially a roadmap for where to drive the building-level bus of reform, in Jim Collins' Good to Great terminology.
Citing Robert Marzano as the wellspring of his ideas, Westerberg employs another education buzz-term, the writing standards mnemonic 6+1, to outline what a school can and should do to move a high school to greatness: Follow the six strategies and couple them with a can-do attitude, the plus-one aspect of the formula.
Many of Marzano's points are incorporated here: Too many standards are taught. Focus on the Power Standards. Administer frequent common formative assessments to assess student learning. Encourage collaborative work among the professionals to create standards of teaching and learning. Define rigorous teaching to encourage a culture of success and foster the mood that "what we do here is important" to the student body at large.
What about the elephant?
There is little to argue with in this text as it sets clear guidelines for professional improvement in a building where the success of each child is paramount — also my classroom goal. I agree we need alignment from top to bottom.
The book outlines the role of administrators in this framework. Rather than just read it, I can imagine an administrator referring to it from time to time to check in on where and how the strategizing is going.
I've no beef with the content.
I do have a beef with the elephant in the room.
Westerberg gives only a nod to the need for the professionalization of teachers in his afterward, where he references the work of the Center for Teaching Quality and its 2008 TeacherSolutions report about the teachers' role in improving the nation's schools (Measuring what Matters: The effects of National Board Certification on advancing 21st Century teaching and learning) on page 112 of 114 pages. He acknowledges that teacher leadership is the next step in reform.
It should be the first.
The outline for effective teaching and learning ignores two essentials that would make such a plan truly great: empowerment of both students and teachers through ownership of goal setting and self-evaluation and assessment, along with the time to do so.
A bulleted list on pages 57-58 outlines eight ways to find time for teachers to do the essential work of collaboration. Many items on the list have been promised to those of us who yearn for collaboration with peers (but never considered in my working experience is bullet #1, a huge insult to professionalism: eliminate duty periods). Only one suggestion has been acted upon in my workplace: provide substitutes so teachers can work together.
This has happened twice in the past year.
Meanwhile, directives based on Marzano have added a burden to already burdened teachers who must delay their "own work," in the form of lesson planning and assessment, to do the work of the building. This creates a resentment that places any improvement program at risk.
Unwillingness to comply with change is often dealt with in high school reform books in a chapter titled "Dealing with Difficult Teachers." (Though, thankfully, Westerberg has not included that chapter.) Yet, as each new directive comes from above, teachers are tasked with building the plane while flying it, and recently this has been occurring in shorter and shorter time frames.
It is exhausting.
Veterans get good at fending off the change-du-jour. Teachers learn to shrug, shut the door, or risk getting worked to death over every new initiative.
Great schools will be a fact of life when great working conditions are standard and teachers are provided with time and resources to enact deep and lasting reform. Piling more work on already over-worked teachers continues to thwart the best intentions.
Westerberg's plus-one attitude adjustment at the building level comes from celebrating success. But whose success is being celebrated? No matter how noble, celebrating your goals is not the same as setting and reaching my own. Neither is it the same as the sense of pride and self-satisfaction when the self-identified work achieves measurable change.
Thus does corporate partying make cynics of us all.
Both Marzano and Westerberg would do much for the education field if they first wrote the book on acknowledging and providing space and time for teacher knowledge and growth, rather than on how to manage change in a non-conducive environment.
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Jazz guitarist master Jim Hall dies at 83
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Jim Hall, one of the leading jazz guitarists of the modern era whose subtle, mellow style of playing strongly influenced younger proteges such as Pat Metheny and Bill Frisell, has died at age 83.
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Colorado Shooting Shows the Failure of Gun Control Laws
Proponents for more gun control are making a dangerous argument
July 26, 2012
Last week's shooting in Colorado shows us, once again, the failure of gun control. The Century 16 theaters in Aurora were "gun free" zones, where citizens are prohibited from carrying weapons for self defense.
If this sad scenario sounds familiar, it should—as almost every large-scale massacre in this country has occurred in an area where guns are outlawed: Columbine High School, Virginia Tech, Fort Hood, etc. In all of these shootings, the victims were disarmed by law or regulation—yes, even the one at Fort Hood. They were made mandatory victims by restrictions which never stop the bad guys from getting or using guns.
Contrast these disastrous events—which occurred in "gun free" kill zones—with the Aurora shooting you didn't hear about. That shooting occurred three months ago at a church, which is not a gun free zone. A gunman drove into the New Destiny Church parking lot in Aurora, got out of his car, and started spraying bullets. Thankfully, a congregant with a concealed firearm shot and killed him, saving countless lives.
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Despite this most valuable lesson, there have been calls on Capitol Hill to punish the millions of American citizens who have not—and will not—ever commit crimes. Among other things, gun control advocates want to limit the size of magazines, arguing that "no one needs that many rounds of ammunition."
This is a dangerous argument. If we turn the Bill of Rights into a "Bill of Needs," our liberties will be short-lived for sure. After all, who needs the dozens of newspapers and magazines that line the shelves of supermarkets? Or who needs a car that drives more than 100 mph?
But still, some ask, who really needs a magazine that holds lots of ammunition? Well, how about the displaced citizens who, in the wake of Hurricane Katrina in 2005, had to fend for themselves against roving gangs? Or how about the Korean merchants who armed themselves with so-called "assault" weapons and large-capacity magazines during the Los Angeles riots? Their stores remained standing, while others around them burned to the ground.
This shows that when one is facing gang or mob violence—and the police are nowhere to be found (as occurred in both examples above)—you need more than just a six-shooter. Don't restrict the rights of decent Americans. Guns in good people's hands save lives.
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Looking to make the most out of a limited budget. Want to get a production monitor to use with my scarlet that I can also use in post as well for grading, client monitor etc.Usually we rent the panny BT-LH1710 for on set. I love this monitor, but I also know there's a newer model the BT-LH1760W which I heard has better blacks, but the air intake is terrible on it. And then at NAB I guess they released the BT-LH1850 which sounds awesome, but not sure if it is for field or just studio use. I also have heard good things about Flanders scientific, but as I've never used them before I lean towards Panasonic just out of familiarity. Any suggestions?links to the monitors:
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Dec 05, 2012, 11:36 PM | |
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What is this sail worth
http://www.flickr.com/photos/8903973...in/photostream http://www.flickr.com/photos/8903973...in/photostream http://www.flickr.com/photos/8903973...in/photostream My friend got this sail from his grandfather and wanted to know what it's worth. Theres a bunch of paper work with Reynolds one design so I guess that's the maker and it has a 6' mass. |
Dec 06, 2012, 12:55 AM | |
United States, CA, Loleta
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Howdy neighbor, I am in hydesville. This is not my boat its a friends plus he said the sail has a rip in it. I was just checking for him on the value of it. I know it looks bad in the pics but its in really good shape just dusty.
Dec 06, 2012, 05:53 AM | ||
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Definetley Not.
In that circumstance, what you have is called a Marblehead Class The modern boats look much different from your boat, but yours is still a Marblehead: http://www.theamya.org/boats/marblehead/ Yes, you are right, the rudder is attached. I was referring to it's sailing properties with the design and placement of the keel and rudder. |
Dec 06, 2012, 06:15 AM | |
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Joined Feb 2006
2,535 Posts
Marblehead designed in the early days of mass model radio control?
After the adoption of integrated circuits made modern radio control systems possible, but while boat design thinking was still along the lines of vane steering. Back then the rudder was there to perform not so much a change of course as to keep the boat on the chosen heading. Being integrated with the fin probably minimised drag and being down there would never be above the surface. A surfaced rudder hanging off the stern does little steering. |
Dec 07, 2012, 03:37 PM | ||
United States, MA, Wenham
Joined Jan 2007
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Derejjf, If you are able to, and are interested in R/C Sailing, you should take Houdini13 up on his offer, and contact him. He is the current Marblehead Class National Champion. His boats are surely on an advanced level, and so is his sailing skill. He's definetley someone you want to be in-touch with. |
Dec 08, 2012, 01:39 AM | ||
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Just like Notre Dame undoubtedly is going to beat Alabama for the College football National Championship, He has won the title match for the Marblehead Class in the U.S.A. Gooooooooooooooooooo IRISH! |
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