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Taking place from February 7-9, 2013 at the Faculty of Architecture at the University of Manitoba, in Winnipeg, this symposium asks a great many questions. How do we teach and practice ecology in design disciplines today? How can we or how do we make ecology relevant in our design practice and scholarship? How and when do issues of ecology challenge our existing modes of scholarship and practice, in design disciplines? What are the emerging opportunities and dilemmas in design practice and pedagogy when dealing with ecology?
As long as design, through perception and production, engages the environment, the issue of ecology is extremely critical to all design disciplines today, in pedagogy and in practice.
An attempt to construct a singular belief and or to establish a coherent design method in relation to ecology would only be a futile effort. Such an attempt may even undermine the organic, dynamic and evolving nature that is imperative in our understandings of ecological phenomena.
It is also true however, due to the fact that everything is related in ecology, that a large number of our design practice and education have lost their rigour and focus when faced with contextualizing the "ecology" in "design": the challenge of putting the understandings into the context of design teaching and practice. What are the ways that design can play an active and critical role in an ecological context?
Many papers have been written and many provocative theories have been (re)constructed around the issues of ecology, stimulating and challenging designers and educators. How are we then putting them into practice, in pedagogy and production? What are the threads of ecology that are relevant to design thinking and practice? How can we construct such relevancy through design? The symposium invites critical thoughts and works from scholars, educators, practitioners and students that reflect the nature of ecology and design – their relationship. The forum will chart diverse paths at work to inform and inspire new directions in practice and education of ecology and design.
Confirmed keynote speaker thus far are: Georges Descombes, David Gersten, Maria Aiolova, Mark DeKay and Kai-Uwe Bergmann.
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Sunderland - The Di Canio Revolutionby Chris Kynoch
Finally the decaying remains of Roy Keane and Steve Bruce's faulty Sunderland squads of recent years are on their way out. The Di Canio effect is in full swing.
When Martin O'Neill got sacked at the end of March this year Sunderland fans were in disarray. Who was going to save the club from relegation with only six weeks of the season left? The maverick Italian was brought in, and did exactly that. Only just though, finishing 17th.
Eyebrows were raised at the appointment but after only two weeks the fans were pledging their support to one of football's biggest characters. A 3-0 win away at rivals Newcastle United made a frightfully disappointing season look a lot brighter.
Despite this, drastic change was needed. A complete overhaul of the squad was the initial step in going forward, and is now being executed by the Sunderland management.
Di Canio, who is using his vast experience of playing in the Premier League, has favoured more physical acquisitions. Valentin Roberge, Cabral and Modibo Diakite are all examples of the Italian's model.
Forget about the 'cold Tuesday night at Stoke'. Sunderland will pack a considerable more powerful punch next season for teams visiting the freezing cold Stadium of Light than their Potteries rivals.
It's amazing what one result can do though. The famous win again the Toon is where most Sunderland fans' constant belief in Di Canio comes from, and that was certainly needed after the sale of goalkeeper Simon Mignolet.
The fans' favourite and 'player of the season' moved to Liverpool for £11million, but with so much faith lying in the arms of their young manager, the sale didn't receive as much criticism had it have been one of Di Canio's much maligned predecessors who had had cashed in on him.
Vito Mannone was brought in from Arsenal as competition for Keiren Westwood. And with the former Coventry man having so much potential, many are expecting the Irishman to fill the gloves of the departed Mignolet.
O'Neill's signing of Danny Graham in January was lambasted on Wearside before the ink was dry on the player's contract. After admitting in an interview a few years ago that Sunderland was the last team he would support; no goals in 11 appearances didn't give his new fans' much reason for encouragement.
To solve this problem, and continuing his search for physical players, Di Canio signed 6ft1 striker Jozy Altidore joined from AZ Alkmaar in a £7million deal.
Some supporters will remember the American from his unsuccessful time at Hull City when he was much younger, something that he shouldn't be judged on as his record since has been quite impressive; 31 goals in 41 appearances for AZ last season indicates that the player has finally found his feet after various spells with clubs across Europe.
His arrival is much needed, as the three-month struggle at the end of last season when top-scorer Steven Fletcher was injured cannot happen again. Graham was looked upon to get the much-needed goals to save his side from slipping into the Championship, but he never got going. Thankfully other players stepped into his breach as the club survived and are now looking towards a much more successful season.
With Di Canio already delving into the Italian market already for the likes of Diakite, other signings from his homeland could also be on their way with Juventus winger Emanuele Giaccherini heavily linked with the Black Cats. Some of Newcastle's impressively cheap French signings have obviously been studied by the Sunderland manager and his new scouting team who believe that Italy could be their talent goldmine.
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Hey guys,
looking to take advantage of the built-in backup that comes with Win7.
My main drive is a 640GB drive, and I have a 500GB drive that I can use as my backup drive.
Now, because my main drive is bigger than my backup, does that mean I can't do a full backup to the 500gb disk?
I won't use near 500GB of the 640GB on the main drive, so will it allow me to do a full systme image backup as long as my main drive used size is less than the size of my backup drive?
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I'm not positive about W7's backup system, because I never got it to work for me, but with most any other backup software, it's not the size of the drive that matters, but the size of the data to be imaged that does. I'm assuming that your 640GB drive is not totally full...and probably not all in one partition. Personally, I prefer to select individual partitions for each image.
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The image is much smaller than your HD, in fact much smaller than the amount of space you use on your HD. It uses compression to reduce the size.
For example, my single partition on HD uses 112 gb of the 320 gb drive. My backup image is 72 gb.
So even if you filled up your 640gb HD, then imaging all of its partitions (you get to choose) would most likely not take up all of your 500 gb drive.
You can find out how much space it wants by formatting your backup drive Primary NTFS in Disk Management, then click on Create a System Image in Backup Center. It will detect the backup drive and tell you how much of its space it will need.
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Hi there
It's always a good idea to keep the OS separate from the data partition. A Windows 7 typical partition of around 35 GB should be PLENTY even if you've got a huge amount of programs installed. Keep your data (music, documents, photos, email etc) on another partition.
So Before you start - if you've got User data on your "C" drive copy it to another partition and DELETE it from the "C" drive.
Now use Acronis (or similar) to copy the image to a backup area at Max compression -- provided you've moved all your USER files off the "C" drive this will probably amount to a 15 GB file or so (even if your Windows "C" drive is 400GB etc).
Create a bootable CD of the backup program you used to create your image.
Now using GPARTED (download from the web) re-partition your disk.
Boot the image restore program and restore - the restore will allow you to specify a new partition size.
After the restore you *could* get a boot failure if the Windows system ahs one of those 100MB hidden system partitions.
In this case simply load your W7 install disk and choose repair - startup.
Now it should all be fixed -- you'll have a sensible size Windows partition and the rest of the disk for data etc.
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December 13, 2012
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I've noticed (or imagined) a trend.
John or Jane Doe talks about how much (s)he doesn't like a certain writer, or novel, or poem, etc. At some point, the complainant often will mention that the reading of said horror was done at the bidding of the educational establishment, i.e., required reading.
So that makes me wonder: Is required reading of literature in school a good idea? Effective? Essential for exposing young minds to Important Works? Or is it counterproductive, causing students to resent literature that they were forced to digest and analyze according to the almighty syllabus?
How about your own experience? Do you enjoy reading and/or writing because of what you had to read in school, or in spite of it? Would you be willing to re-read something you hated in school after time has passed?
Someday, I might pick up
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Dec 17, 2012
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I think it's more than just that but I think that's part of it.
When I was in high school we had to read To Kill a Mockingbird. I hated it, a few years later I came across a copy and decided try it again, I loved it.
I also think it includes other things such as interest. A lot of people don't have interest in reading these days. When I get excited and talk about a book a lot of people my age look at me like I'm crazy.
Discussion, when I had to read certain things, even if I didn't like the book (for example I don't like Romeo and Juliet, I read it before it was required, so discussion was easy for me). I was reading it in two different classes. My general English class I hated the discussion and couldn't even imagine any part of the book I liked because the conversations were so undereducated and ridiculous. In my Creative Writing class we had to read it and I was more interested in the book than ever because of the conversations around it.
-another reason this applied to being important was often I was already reading a book so I'd finish the book I was reading before starting the required one. If the discussion 'sucked', I had no interest in picking it up at all.
I'm sure there's more but force and discussion were the two main things that always deterred me from reading in school.
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Dec 17, 2012
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I can't remember anything particularly traumatic about having to read books for school. Except for Lord of the Flies, and that's only because all the teachers had some sort of giant hard-on for it so I ended up having to read it like... three times and watch the stupid movies in both English and Social Studies.
As for the others, some of them I liked, some I didn't, and that's pretty much the same experience I've had reading books for fun.
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Dec 17, 2012
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I find that it seems a lot of the books in the canon are there because they're "part of the canon." Bit of tautology there, but the mindset seems to be stuck; certain books are "supposed" to be read.
I enjoyed Shakespeare a lot more when I got a teacher who took him off of the pedestal of "OMG this is great literature!!1!" I think a lot of books in school could use that. I think required reading is a good thing, but we need to update both what is being read and how we're teaching it. Which probably goes a long way to explaining why Adolescent Literature is the best course I've taken in a long time.
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I don't think that the reading of it is the main issue, at least for me; I was put off some books we studied because of just how long we spent analysis every other word for "hidden meanings" and what-not, so we could regurgitate it at the end of High School in an exam hall.
I like reading, so long as I can do it at my own pace and enjoy reading it. When I'm reading because I must, and whatever I read cannot be enjoyed but must be stripped of everything so that we can take peeks at the bones beneath, I do not take a liking to it.
I don't doubt that I'd have enjoyed Lord of the Flies or Great Expectations had I read them because I was interested, or was given time to enjoy them and form my own ideas about them, but at school, that was not an option. That was one of the reasons I failed at analysing poetry: the absolute garbage we had to study just got to me, and I shut down whenever we start on it. I disagreed with half of everything we read, but because the questions were fairly linear, I was required to say why I agreed, or how the author implied X using Y, when I actually thought he/she did a pretty lousy job at implying X using Y, if that was even their intention. But I digress.
There was only really one book I know that I'd not have liked regardless, and that was The Kite Runner I studied for A Level English before my breakdown. Every other chapter was rape, with some later ones not only being about rape, but child rape. It might as well have been called The Rape Kite Rape Runner Rapey Rapey Rape Rape.
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Dec 16, 2012
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I may be the slight exception to most people, but I enjoyed what I was assigned. My final year of high school had me study awesome texts like Frankenstein, Bladerunner and Hamlet, and I didn't mind The Justice Game by Geoffrey Robertson, which was nonfiction and ironically a good choice considering I went on to do law at uni. Previously I also did 'To Kill A Mockingbird' and loved that too. I enjoyed pretty much every single Shakespeare play that I was assigned as well. If it wasn't for school, I definitely wouldn't have enjoyed Shakespeare. In my extension classes, I also did Jane Austen, Charlotte Bronte, William Wordsworth and John Keats, who were all very good as well. What probably helped was in addition to the required readings, I was also asked to look for related texts which gives me the opportunity to read the type of stuff I like reading, whilst comparing and contrasting it with the required readings. This adds a whole layer of interestingness because drawing connections between texts can lead to a whole lot of insights that you otherwise wouldn't get from a single reading of a single text.
That being said, I do agree with past comments that it depends on the person.
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Dec 16, 2012
I didn't read any of the required reading books, except
Animal Farm
. I really, really love reading, good god I would spend all my time reading, but I didn't have interest in any of the required reading. I think the required reading is mostly counter-productive. I've had a rather large vocabulary most of my life and literally read the dictionary a lot. But I acquired this love of reading through choosing books myself.
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Dec 16, 2012
I think it really depends on the person and the piece being read. I know there are some books that I'm glad I was made to read in school. We read To Kill A Mockingbird in school and it is now one of my favorites.
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Dec 16, 2012
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I wonder if it's a similar problem to the rest of public education (at least in America)... teachers either feel barely competent enough to follow a rote curriculum rather than take the lead in its design, or feel constrained by ridiculous standardized tests, or both. It happens in math education a lot, and definitely leads a lot of students to hate math. I wouldn't be too surprised to learn there's a certain "cycle of abuse" in assigned literature either: "We're reading these books because that's what I read in school..."
I mean seriously, what's the point of
Tess of the D'Urbervilles
There should be a much wider range of reading in K-12. Especially in sci-fi/fantasy, and not only because those genres hold a special place in my heart
Science fiction, in particular, reflects important changes in postwar American culture.
I wonder also if using audiobooks (in addition to the text) would help, too. I mean, if typical high-school level reading is about seven to nine hours worth of audio, right? Split up into nightly assignments that's only 1-2 hours of listening/reading per night. Not too bad, if you can choose the method.
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Dec 15, 2012
Well, it is a good way to sell millions of books that would otherwise never sell a copy and using tax dollars to boot
It gave us Stepphenwolf, both the book and the band. Required reading can't be all bad....
I don't know. Aside from Robert Cormier's "I am the Cheese," and Joseph Conrad's "Heart of Darkness" I can't recall any piece of required reading that I've returned to read, or an author that I've been turned onto by required reading and have followed ever since. Those have all been in the realm of books my teachers despised and considered not worth reading.
At the same time, I am glad someone forced me to read outside my comfort zone. There's a lot to be learned from Guy de Maupassant and Franz Kafka and Amy Tan and Toni Morrison and Mark Twain and F. Scott Fitzgerald. Ralph Ellison's "Invisible Man" is an excellent novel. Of course, I will never read it again since I have been assigned to read it four different times and am still - even decades later - kind of tired of thinking about it.
High end literature courses are also a terrible thing to give to anyone interested in being a published author. James Joyce, Thomas Pynchon and TS Elliot - these guys are interesting in the classroom because they provide texts that can be puzzled over endlessly. Write like any one of them and the publishing world will think you're a lunatic.
At the same time, we live in a world which is more than happy to cater to our every need and let people live in a cocoon of mind-numbing sameness. The other day, at the dog park, I found myself ease-dropping on a conversation a couple of college students were having and wondering if they knew just how amazingly dumb they sounded. They did not sound mean, nor ignorant but intellectually pathetic - grasping for words that should already be well entrenched in their vocabularies. I also had to wonder if I sounded like that when I was young (or if I still do in certain company). Who knows. If we're lucky they were just stoned, if not then darker days still lie ahead because one thing both Aldous Huxley and Whitney Houston can agree upon is a belief that the children are the future (okay, that was a brain fart but I'm tired and can't thing of any way to end this so there
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I think kids should read books in school, and be familiarized with "the classics." What I object to is how they choose which books kids read in school. Mainly, the fact that it felt like I read the same. Damn. Book. in high school for four years strait: American Classic, a lonely protagonist, selfless hero, made depressed by sinning characters around him, commits suicide/dies a Jesus-like-sacrifice-death at the end, everyone is depressed.
How are kids supposed to learn to love reading if we only show them one genre of literature? I only got to read sci-fi through a sci-fi course (that wasn't even part of the mainstream school I attended, it was part of an art charter school I went to in the afternoon), and one book ("Brave New World") in a Modern American Lit. class. I got a nice dose of fantasy in British Lit. class. Those readings, I didn't mind. But I hate how so many mainstream English courses force kids to read nothing but depressing "classics" set in the real world, and turn their noses up at anything sci-fi, fantasy, horror or comedy. Basically, the only time I got to read something interesting in high school is when it was a special lit class, like British Lit or Sci-Fi Lit.
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< Judas
Judas is a glass cannon. His very high damage output is easily the best of any of the starting characters, but he also has disadvantages. He has high speed and only 1 heart, which makes him incredibly vulnerable, but HP upgrades you will almost always win. As such, it may be a pain to get past the first few floors, especially when dodging blood shots.
- More so than for any of the other characters, defensive items are crucial for a successful Judas playthrough. Bomb tinted rocks whenever you see them to collect Soul Hearts, and generally avoid making deals with the devil unless you've got enough health to survive comfortably after a deal.
- Ironically however, Judas has one of the best chances of all characters in the game of spawning a Devil Room (61% if no damage was taken on that floor while holding The Book Of Belial). You can then turn down deals from the devil to get a chance for Angel Room items in the Wrath of the Lamb expansion, which are of no consequence to your health.
- With The Book Of Belial, he can take down any of the bosses in The Basement or The Caves within a minute or two. Don't be afraid to keep the book until late floors.
- Items and pills that increase his rate of fire make him even more deadly.
- Judas's three starting coins don't have much late-game impact and aren't terribly useful (certainly less so than a bomb or a key), but they can give you a nice starting boost if a Shop or gambling-heavy strategy becomes viable. At worst, they can always be chucked into a Slot Machine or given to a beggar for the chance of a pickup or an item. The 3 starting cents can also get you lucky early on and get you a boost to get to an Arcade.
As mentioned previously, avoid devil room deals early on. You need all the health you can get as Judas.
Best Items:
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- Odd Mushroom (Thin) (Judas can easily take the damage decrease)
- Any health upgrades (Dinner, Raw Liver, MEAT!, etc)
- Blood Of The Martyr (1.5x Damage multiplier with Book of Belial)
- Book of Revelations
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Nice job here, but where is the markup? you only provided the CSS but no HTML. I would appreciate if you provide us with the HTML
this is the mark up :-
Do you have any examples with radio buttons? Having a PITA trying to get them to align 3 to a line.. with label above like a normal input.
Nice styles! (thanks for sharing the styles!)
Question on the green one.. I am getting a black/dark shadow? at the top of the green H1 background? Like its a shadow? or the green fill is moved down around 5px or so?
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ok added a clearfix to the bottom of the form and that fixed all float related issues.
First of all great work and thank you for sharing!! I used the basic-grey style for one of my projects but the form background only limits to the h1>span. My labels were also showing inline rather than stacked so i gave them a width of about 320px. Can you suggest what should I do about the background?
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Where in the html do you specify where the form submission goes? Meaning the person filling out the form… I want the form answers to go to xyz email. how is this done? Great post thanks!
If you like my form submission system used at http://www.seofobie.nl/index.php?pagina= contact (I mean the php script that is able to SEND the email to YOUR email!)? Please try to drop a line in Dutch (Nederlands) or English and ask us for a simple php mail script that can be used, don't forget to tell me about the post where you found this message: http://www.sanwebe.com/2013/10/css-html-form-styles..
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Thanks again for these designs. I was just wondering if you could upload the image "Down-Arrow", for the selector to work.
@Najeed, go ahead, design a website, publicize and show your abilities before the world till Mr Gabo sulukinnihababi gets aware of, just like that whatsapp guy did before zuckerberg. :p
Nice CSS, bad spelling.
It's "Cancel"
On the bootstrap form, the labels are stacked not inline as displayed?
Do you have the immage used in the last form for me please?
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- Five course culinary dinner is prepared fresh and dietary requirements are catered for. The price for dinner is NZ$ 95.00 per person and includes also a pre-dinner drink.
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December 20 2014 Latest news:
Izy Coe, pictured second from left, with friends and family at the garden party held in memory of her her father Martin Irving
Friday, August 22, 2014
A garden party held in memory of a former teacher, councillor, and RAF pilot has raised more than £800 for a charity supporting dementia sufferers.
Izy Coe, 67, who organised the event at her home in Cretingham, as a tribute to her father Martin Irving, said she was "gobsmacked" by the total raised for Dementia UK.
Mr Irving, who died this year, aged 91, after suffering with dementia, served as chairman of Framlingham Town Council for many years, taught French at Framlingham College and flew in the Second World War. Mrs Coe said it was a worthy tribute to her father that her guests were so generous. "My father did not want a big funeral but I thought this would be a fitting way to remember him," she said. "People were so generous, it was wonderful."
Guest enjoyed cream teas, played games and took part in a raffle, donating more than £800. "It's a really lovely feeling," Mrs Coe said.
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Rare colors Blue Eyes English Bulldog
All my Bulldogs
are Short bodied and short legged. Thats the way I like them.
Bulldog Mini
& Reg. sizes
Nothing on this page is for sale.
She is a very small Female.
She weigh around 28 Lbs.
To funny not to share. Luna took her a mud bath and she was so proud of herself.
Love these Bullys they make me laugh
She weighs 28 to 30 Lbs.
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Short Bodied and short legs.
She weighs 35 Lbs
Triple Color carrier.
Her dad is
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Fancy Pants
Dd Blue carrier
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dd Blue Male
Blue Jay.
NEW Blue Lines.
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dd Blue male
Blue Jay
Same as pup on Left and above.
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dd Blue male
Blue Jay
Same as pup on Left and above.
New Blue Line complete outcross from the smurf, rocky and Tut line.
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