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EU asks public what it thinks of CAP reform
The European Commission's agriculture department launched a public debate this week on the future reform of Europe's common agricultural policy (CAP) from 2014. It wants everyone – not just farmers and politicians – to have their say on how the European Union should support agricultural production.
It's odd then that the only question that's off limits in the debate, according to EU Farm Commissioner Dacian Ciolos, is the one on everybody's lips: how much taxpayers' money should the CAP get?
The bloc's farm budget is worth about €50 billion a year, or 40 percent of the EU's total annual spending, and the political pressure to reduce it has never been greater.
As well as the squeeze on public spending resulting from the economic crisis, European Commission President José Manuel Barroso believes his new "Europe 2020" strategy to create jobs and economic growth would be a more intelligent use of EU funds.
The Commission, the EU executive, will carry out a conceptual review of the EU budget this summer, followed by a specific spending plan for 2014-21 next summer, when its CAP reform proposals are also due. With a cut in farm spending the only likely outcome, the real question is how deep will the cut be?
In an attempt to limit the damage, Ciolos and his agriculture department want to ignore the budget issue for now and focus the debate on what the objectives of EU agricultural spending should be in the future.
It's a clever strategy. Rather than picking a fight with his new boss over money, which he would probably lose, Ciolos wants to show how the CAP can help the EU address new challenges such as climate change, food security and rural unemployment.
If he can win public support for these objectives it would strengthen his position in the tough budget negotiations to come. After all, the CAP accounts for almost all of Europe's public expenditure on agriculture, and at less than 1 percent of GDP it is significantly lower than spending on defence or research.
As one member of the European Parliament said this week, for 27 euro cents per person per day, the CAP can deliver food security, food safety, animal welfare, environmental protection and rural development. When you put it like that, it almost sounds like a bargain.
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Now online! Wouter Vanstiphout's newest Building Design column on how the reactions to Mohamed Merah's killing spree show the demonisation of the ghetto. How everybody needs 'good' neighbours. And how Toulousains gave up on their modernist suburb Le Mirail. You need a username to read it, just register, it's for free!
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Info meeting new DasP graduation studio
We are happy to announce our new graduation studio ' We The People: Democracy, Architecture and the City'. Starting Fall 2012. The question: who are you designing for? For the developer? For the Government? Or for the people?
All over the world there are movements for more democracy, and for the right to choose (and build!) your own environment. At the same time architects and planners are making themselves dependent on multinational corporations and undemocratic governments.
In this graduation studio we want you to look for ways in which design can give people the power over their environment. Does that happen through participation? Through anarchist self-determination? Through representative democracy or through gaming and social media? We don't know. Its up to you. You are free to choose your location and your program.
The studio will offer a rigorous series of workshops and seminars on design tools, participation, activism, political science and how to set up a political campaign. Interested? Come to our info meetings on the 23rd and 24th during lunch. Room: To be announced
Subscription to the Graduation Studio is open to both urbanists and architects and is in collaboration with Explorelab. Your studio teachers are Wouter Vanstiphout, Ekim Tan and Marta Relats.
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Ill Manors
"I genuinely want to change things. This is just the first step. Let me make my point first and raise the issue, if anybody wants to talk to me about how I think we can change these things I'm ready."
With this statement the British rapper Plan B released his latest track ill manors, persuading the audience that this is not about commerce. This is the real thing! For the guardian reason to honor it with the title 'greatest British protest song in years'. For lovers of political music -like us- almost to good to be true.
The track, basted on Peter Fox's Alles Neu, reflects the raging unease around the London riots of last summer, life on a council estate, the closure of community centers and the adverse impact of the 2012 Olympics on London's poor. It has much in common with Public Enemy or the Clash. Music that addresses a riot and sound like a riot. How Plan B said: The song needs to get under people's skin. Just like those horrible pictures we see on cigarette packets that are designed to shock us into being aware of our actions."
The song is part of a bigger project. An album and film, both called Ill Manors, are set to follow, along with plans for social activism. Oi!
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Blame the Architect Assignment
Dear students from the Blame the Architect lecture series,
The submission deadline for your riot video has expired on the 15th of March. We look very much forward to enjoy your creations! Below you find a list of student numbers from which we received a movie. Not on the list? Send an email to Marta Relats. We will grade you around the 30th of April.
Received video's + grade:
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Exhibition by Malkit Shoshan
Who thinks about the Israeli Palestinian conflict does not directly pictures a zoo and two white donkeys dyed with stripes to look like zebras. Our PHD candidate Malkit Shoshan did, resulting in the exhibition ZOO, or the letter Z, just after Zionism which is currently exposed in the NAiM / Bureau Europa. Her award-winning book 'The Atlas of Conflict' about the processes and mechanisms behind the shaping of Israel-Palestine during the past 100 years forms the base of this new project.
The exhibition starts with page 437 of the book and unfolds in a fascinating exploration of ideas, snapshots and associations that can be devised after seeing a white donkey, tied with a rope and covered with beige tape. A white donkey transformed into a zebra, to meet the desire for normality in Gaza. In this case, the possession of a zoo as space for urban recreation.
'ZOO, or the letter Z, just after Zionism', is part of a research project to the relation between war and architecture that contains an archive, two books and an installation which is a mix between a house, a cage a UN-shelter and a zoo.
The exhibition runs until May 20th in NAiM / Bureau Europa in Maastricht. To get the whole experience we recommend you to go in the weekend. There will be real donkeys.
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The Special Economic Block
Now Online! Wouter Vanstiphout's presentation on the Special Economic Block during the Droog Design 'WIJkonomie' conference in the Netherlands Architecture Institute. You can read the text on our discourse page, but a video of the presentation by Wouter and the other speakers can be seen here. Also cool: the final discussion about self-hate and the criminalization of the poor. Sit back and watch!
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Column by Wouter Vanstiphout on BD online
Check it out! Wouter Vanstiphout's new column for Building Design 'Just give them a glimpse of something'. He questions at what point architects stop responding to context by addressing the avant-garde underground identity of Diller Scofidio & Renfro. The office – famous for their high line park- presented their project Open House for Levittown (NYC) at a symposium on neighbourhood economy organised by Droog Design in Rotterdam. You'll need a username to read it, just register, it's for free!
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4.42 / 5.00 2,874 ViewsA second rant on the bully topic, addressing the lack of intervention on the part of the teachers.
Serious note: victim here. I was the short fat kid growing up. Had my share of bullies, father told me once that if I felt I was the target of unneeded aggression that it was ok to stand my ground. I was suspended 5 times in high school for defending myself from bullies, each time my dad came to principles to collect me, listened to his story then told me good job. Ive been beaten bloody on numerous occasions by overwhelming odds, NEVER have I backed down, most of those bullies have become great friends...that miraculously have become less of a bully for knowing me. The only problem now is that fights aren't with fists, or 1 on 1, its groups with knives or guns. Cowards need weapons other than fists and feet. You don't need to win every fight, just be able to sleep knowing that you were not broken. So yes be proactive, even if you lose the bully will eventually tire of getting his nose bloodied trying to take you down. Just sayin...
I Love it, it's funny & full of good info. Worth five stars in my book.
The voice acting as always with foamy was great and the topic both relevant and funny, the animation however seemed rushed and only used the same few poses over and over again.
Did you time this cartoon just right?
Right after that mass murder at a school in Connecticut?
5 stars for truthfulness though.
Is it me, or has Foamy's rants developed more of a "positive" message? This bullying thing is definitely a change from the usual drug and illegal immigrants rants.


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New security measures added to Google Wallet; more By Steve Alexander
Robert Raymond, Roseville, Minn. ANSWER: Making purchases wouldn't be that easy if the phone is set up properly. A thief would still need to know your PIN (personal identification number), provided that you've set the phone to require re-entering the PIN a certain number of minutes after it was last used. What's more, changes in the Google Wallet service make it less attractive to phone thieves. The original Google Wallet service was designed to make purchases in retail stores. A phone equipped with NFC would be tapped on a retailer's NFC reader. The reader would then use NFC's short-range radio waves to scan the financial information stored in the phone's Google Wallet software and complete the transaction. This "tap and pay" service was supposed to replace credit cards. But it didn't. Retailers and consumers weren't interested in upgrading to expensive new NFC equipment, and banks were more focused on computer chip-based credit cards that could either be tapped on an electronic card reader or swiped as usual. So Google offered a different version of its Wallet service last year. It doesn't require NFC, and won't store financial data on the phone. It runs on an ordinary smartphone, stores financial information online and is used primarily for online shopping. (The app also works with NFC phones, but not many retailers have the readers.) And, yes, Google is pushing the service to consumers, but only if they ask for it. Google Wallet is now available as an app for Google Android smartphones and Apple iPhones. But the security is better. To make an online purchase, you must enter your name, address, birthday and the last four digits of your Social Security number.
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Hey all, I just bought a 1998 Suburban LT 1500 4wd with 76k miles on it. I would like to put tires that are a little nicerer looking than the stock tires as far as a little wider,taller and meater tread without messing up the speedo. I was wondering what everyone else did and any pics of the tires would be great. Thanks in advance for any help and advice.
Can't do it. If you go taller (overall diameter), you will change the speedo. On these, it's a simple reprogramming to correct the speedo when you go taller, but you have to decide. Do you want taller? Or do you want to leave the speedo calibration unchanged? Or are you trying to change the rim diameter without changing the overall tire diameter? From what I understand, it isn't a big deal to recalibrate for a different tire size. A dealer or properly equipped shop should be able to do it (for a fee). I even think you can do it yourself with a proper programmer. Though if you are not going to use the other features of the programmer, it would probably be cheaper to pay someone. What size are you currently running: the standard 245/75R16 or the optional 265/75R16, or something else? What driving conditions and such do you need to consider? You question is posed as a fashion question, but we don't want to neglect functionality. I have a set of 265/75R16 street tires and a set of 32x11.50R15 MTs for my '98. I'm not sure if it's the extra inch wide, or the extra inch of tire vs rim, or if it's the MT tread, but I really like the look of the 15's on my Sub. Of course, that's opposite what most people want these days: more rim and less tire.
Hey Jim, welcome to the site! Here's what I did to my 99 Suburban. Dick Cepek 285/75/16. No rubbing but had to recalibrate the speedo, it was about 4 mph off.


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Hokusai's Great Wave
The Great Wave off Kanagawa is probably the most iconic Japanese artwork in history, often used to illustrate tsunamis, and scientists have attempted to analyze what kind of wave it depicts. The woodprint is part of the 36 Views of Mount Fuji series, which depicts the famous mountain from different spots in Japan. The artist who made the Great Wave, Katsushika Hokusai, created thousands of images, many of which can be viewed online, such as in the internet galleries of the Museum of Fine Art and Visipix (Visipix' Hokusai page). Besides woodprints, Hokusai produced sketchbooks he called manga, one of which, number twelve, can be flipped through on the Swedish Touch and Turn website.
The Story of the Two Yellowing Sheets of Paper.
Two old sheets of paper tell a story. Scroll down to the last big paragraph of the blog post, just above the photo of the two yellowed sheets of paper. (h/t Jane H.)
Photographs of a Yakuza gang and a description of their way of life in an interview with Anton Kusters. Includes the photography advice: "To not take photos was a sign of weakness."
Privately Owned Public Spaces
When is a private space a public space? When it's a Privately Owned Public Space (POPS). In accordance with the planning codes of some cities, owners or builders of buildings are mandated to provide members of the general public access to spaces which include rooftop gardens, courtyards, and plazas. [more inside]
Ukiyo-e Heroes
Illustrator Jed Henry and woodblock printmaker David Bull recently collaborated on a set of videogame-inspired woodblock prints in the ukiyo-e style. Just recently funded through Kickstarter, the prints are already underway. There are videos of the creative process here and at the bottom of the first link.
Shoguns at the Sphinx, 1864
Ten years after Commodore Matthew Perry first visited Japan with four war ships and a letter from President Fillmore, Japan sent out a third Embassy to Western Nations (following the first Japanese Embassy to the United States in 1860, and the first Japanese Embassy to Europe in 1862). The third tour had the same goal as the first two: learn about Western cultures, and try to postpone the opening of Japanese ports to foreign trade. During that third tour, the group were on their way to France when they stopped in Egypt. On this stop, the members of the mission were photographed posing before the Sphinx, dressed in winged kamishimo costume and jingasa hats, carrying their feared long (katana) and short (wakizashi) swords. [more inside]
Japanese Construction Worker Fashion
Kaseyama Co. makes clothes for Japanese construction workers, who are called "tobi." Here is what they look like.
Special Mario Bros.
Super Mario Bros. Special occupies a strange place in Mario history. It's one of the few Mario games produced for a system other than Nintendo's own, licensed by Hudson Soft for the Japanese PC-8801 computer system. The system was fairly weak compared to an NES, so it didn't scroll; when Mario gets to the edge of the screen, it flips to the next. The game wasn't always designed with that in mind however, leading to a lot of blind jumps. You can play a hacked version of the original Super Mario Bros. designed to recreate this game using the patch found here. And here's a video playthrough of the whole game: World 1, World 2, World 3, World 4, World 5, World 6, World 7, World 8, Last level & ending. And here's a trap room in World 4.
Print Your Own Foetus
For US$1275, You Can Get a 3D Model of Your Foetus The result is a scale reproduction of your unborn baby, composed of an opaque white fetus encased in the mother's clear, colorless abdomen. [via The Verge]
Icelandic landscapes, set to Japanese post-rock
Legend: A Journey Through Iceland is a 12 min. 31 sec. long time-lapse video of Icelandic landscapes, set to the music of MONO, a Japanese post-rock band. A bit more MONO and pleasant landscapes inside. [more inside]
These sound like a lot of fun
Japan Turns Masturbation into an Art "The days when the sex industry believed only women were in desperate need of self-pleasuring aids appear to be long gone. Nowadays, when one walks into a sex shop, aisles offering male masturbation tools are just as bountiful as those catering to women. At least in Japan. Seven years after Koichi Matsumoto left his car salesmen job to start 'something that hasn't been done before' and launched Tenga 'New Adult Concept,' his company has sold over 15 million male masturbation units worldwide."
Like a cargo cult to 50 Cent
A recent trend in the ultra-fashion-conscious world of Tokyo teen girls: B-Style, or "black lifestyle", that is, emulating the black women in rap videos. In the video you will see Japanese girls with weaves and incredibly dark tans to mimic black skin. Rebellious rejection of convention, or weird sideways racism (one girl says: "when we do it it looks vulgar, but not on the black women")?
Yesterday, July 29, 2012, saw a massive antinuclear protest, attended by young and old alike, in Tokyo. This video, and this one, too, (both well-edited and featuring English subtitles) bring you right into the center of the action, to get a feel for the energy that the movement is steadily gaining.
Teru Teru Bozu...Teru Teru Bozu...
Need some cuteness in your day?
Teru Teru Bozu are small handmade dolls loosely resembling bald monks, which are traditionally made in Japan and hung up, to [allegedly] bring good weather.
There's a cute song that goes along with the tradition.
Want to make your own?
Individualistic Americans vs. Collectivist Japanese
Wisdom, Age, and Society in America and Japan "ONE stereotype of wisdom is a wizened Zen-master smiling benevolently at the antics of his pupils, while referring to them as little grasshoppers or some such affectation, safe in the knowledge that one day they, too, will have been set on the path that leads to wizened masterhood. But is it true that age brings wisdom? A study two years ago in North America, by Igor Grossmann of the University of Waterloo, in Canada, suggested that it is. In as much as it is possible to quantify wisdom, Dr Grossmann found that elderly Americans had more of it than youngsters. He has, however, now extended his investigation to Asia—the land of the wizened Zen-master—and, in particular, to Japan. There, he found, in contrast to the West, that the grasshoppers are their masters' equals almost from the beginning.... Japanese have higher scores than Americans for the sort of interpersonal wisdom you might think would be useful in an individualistic society. Americans, by contrast—at least in the maturity of old age—have more intergroup wisdom than the purportedly collectivist Japanese. Perhaps, then, you need individual skills when society is collective, and social ones when it is individualistic."
"The FDA recalled more than 60,000 tissue-derived products between 1994 and mid-2007."
"The business of recycling dead humans into medical implants is a little-known yet lucrative trade. But its practices have roused concerns about how tissues are obtained and how well grieving families and transplant patients are informed about the realities and the risks." After an eight month international investigation, the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists has published an extensive four-part exposé into the black market for cadavers and human tissue: Skin and Bone: The Shadowy Trade in Human Body Parts (Via) [more inside]
Yamamoto Gendai
While researching the robotic sculptures of Kenji Yanobe (previously) I stumbled across this remarkable, eye-popping collection of artists at the Yamamoto Gendai. Enjoy...
Fight on. The road to Hope (dumbassery) starts here!
Ahoge is a one-day Japanese game jam that takes its name from the "stupid hair" or antenna of anime characters. Every session has a theme; previous ones include Albatross, Oranges, 285, and Travel. The fifth one started a few minutes ago; the theme is "Yoshida", a common surname. [more inside]
You spin me right round, baby Right round like a record, baby Right round, round, round You spin me right round, baby Right round like a record, baby Right round, round, round
"We are one step closer to our dream otaku bros"
Brighten up the landscape with... a gas storage tank
The artistic gas storage tanks of Japan. Some explanation Includes a NSFW image, strangely enough. [more inside]
'Oh hey, you dropped your handkerchief'
The curious case of the eroding eikaiwa salary. Now fraught with job insecurity and low pay, there was a time when the work was steady and salaries were high for those who taught English in Japan. Around the turn of the millennium, salaries and work conditions for English teachers in Japan began a downward trend — one that has now spilled into the '10s and shows no signs of slowing, let alone reversing.
Virus 復活の日 Fukkatsu no hi
Virus (復活の日 Fukkatsu no hi, literally "Day of Resurrection") is a 1980 Japanese post-apocalyptic film about the release and spread of a deadly virus. [more inside]
East Meets West
STAR WOLF, or, he tried to kill me with a forklift!
スターウルフ, "Star Wolf," was a half-hour sci-fi TV show produced and aired in Japan in 1978. (TV Tropes page -- addiction warning) It had somewhat cheesy special effects, understandable being a TV series made just one year after Star Wars, but it made up for it with style, energy, and ACTION PACKED MUSIC.
American viewers will know it best as the show ripped apart and reassembled into two Fugitive Alien movies by Sandy Frank Productions, then shown on two memorable episodes of Mystery Science Theater 3000. (Episodes on YouTube: Fugitive Alien, its sequel.) Although the Japanese show got at least two seasons (the second under the title Space Hero Star Wolf), only the first four episodes appear to exist on the internet. Here they are: One - Two - Three - Four. (There are no subtitles, but you should be able to figure out what is going on if you've seen the MST episode.) [more inside]
American viewers will know it best as the show ripped apart and reassembled into two Fugitive Alien movies by Sandy Frank Productions, then shown on two memorable episodes of Mystery Science Theater 3000. (Episodes on YouTube: Fugitive Alien, its sequel.) Although the Japanese show got at least two seasons (the second under the title Space Hero Star Wolf), only the first four episodes appear to exist on the internet. Here they are: One - Two - Three - Four. (There are no subtitles, but you should be able to figure out what is going on if you've seen the MST episode.) [more inside]
Doot do do doo do doot do do do dooooo
Electricity in Japan
In the year and a half since the earthquake and tsunami caused an industry-wide Japanese nuclear shutdown , Japanese consumers and businesses have been urged to conserve energy whenever possible. Although a few reactors are being brought back online temporarily, the Japanese government has pledged to move away from nuclear power sources. Yesterday the Japanese government announced what may be the world's highest solar photovolatic feed-in tariff at 53 cents per kWh generated. [more inside]
The Art of the Netsuke Lives On
"[N]early all Japanese people have figurines, anime or cartoon characters hanging from their mobile phones — for the most part without realizing they are in their mass-produced, contemporary way keeping alive the nation's netsuke tradition. In contrast, those netsuke on Kuroiwa's phone are the real deal — small, delicate, uniquely crafted sculptures in ivory and an assortment of woods." Julian Littler searches for traditional ivory netsuke carvers (print view; standard web view), and interviews Akira Kuroiwa, a member of the Japan Ivory Sculptors Association (Google auto-translation). [via MetaChat] [more inside]
"One machine can do the work of fifty ordinary men. No machine can do the work of one extraordinary man."
Upgrade Your Nintendo 3DS's Sound. [SLYT] "Of the variety of things one might find to complain about in regards to the Nintendo 3DS, the sound doesn't immediately come to mind. It's not great sound, mind, but there are a litany of things that are more obvious. Thanks to one intrepid inventor, however, you are now just a series of tubes, clips and metal funnels away from awesome sound. Now, in order to figure out the exact combination of these things you'll need to translate the instructions from Japanese." [Via].
This is my book. There are many like it, but this is mine.
In 1989 the Japanese Government passed the Media Betterment Act, permitting censorship of any media deemed to be harmful to society. On the basis of the imperative for libraries to resist any attempts at suppression of free speech, local governments created an armed resistance force to combat censorship. The conflict between the government and library forces continues to 2019, where the story of Library War begins. [more inside]
Forging a Sashimi Knife
Sakanaction is a band that is pretty good overall !
Sakanaction is a band from Sapporo with a very stylish web site and some pretty unique music videos, especially but by no means limited to: [more inside]
Don't you know what table tennis is? Come on. I'll teach you.
Taiyo Matsumoto's original five volume manga Ping Pong was one of the most surprising and gripping experiences I've had this year. But a huge reason for that is the artwork: he packs more kinetic energy into a single drawing of a shoe skidding across a floor than any real shoe has ever had. So it was with some trepidation that I saw posters for this adaptation going up in stores around Japan. Fumihiko Masuri is a first time director (not that you'd know it), with a background in computer effects. He seems to have directed this mainly because he's a really big fan of the manga too. On the film's website, they've placed images from the manga next to photographs of the actors in the film, so you can see how obsessive compulsive they were in matching faces. Not only faces, but movements, playing styles, and shot composition is all straight from the book, as if they'd used the manga in lieu of storyboards. Even the occasional surreal touch; a boy growing butterfly wings, a dragonfly landing on the net, is right out of the page onto the screen. -- Midnight Eye review; subtitled movie in 12 parts: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12
Hard Gay was a Japanese pro wrestler turned TV personality popular in the mid 2000s. Like Sacha Baron Cohen's Brüno, he is a cartoonish gay foreigner portrayed by a straight person, but has come under considerably greater scrutiny for his more minstrelsy than satyrical approach. The BBC has profiled Hard Gay as part of their series, Japanorama. [more inside]
7 Days in Tokyo
Pascal Ken, after taking several trips to Japan between 2007 and 2011, took some beautiful, dreamlike infrared photos of Tokyo.
Where There Are No Street Names
Derek Sivers explains the fascinating Japanese addressing system.
Japanese painted manhole covers
Robot Hair Washer.
Spring, When the Harleys Return to British Columbia to Spawn...
Ikuo Yokoyama lost his home and three family members in the Japanese tsunami last year. Among the losses was a Harley-Davidson motorcycle he had bought five years ago and keeping in the back of a cube van... which floated across the Pacific Ocean and was found by Peter Mark, a resident of British Columbia, on an beach on Graham Island (it's the big one up the B.C. coast, near Alaska). Aside from some rust, the motorcycle seems to be in decent condition, and Harley-Davidson plans to restore it and ship it back to Yokoyama.
Never forget, never again
We Japanese Americans must not forget our wartime internment - George Takei on the the treatment of Japanese-Americans during WWII and Allegiance, his new musical. Previously.
Obscura Day, 2012
Atlas Obscura (seen 'round here before) has organized its third annual Obscura Day for April 28. It's "an international celebration of unusual places," from the Fairy Doors of Ann Arbor, Michigan and the Particle Accelerator at John E. Edwards Accelerator Laboratory in Athens, Ohio, to a tour of the Secrets & Oddities of the National Museum in Edinburgh, Scotland and an Expedition to the 1,553 Stone-Carved Monks of Nihon-ji in the city of Kyonan, Chiba Prefecture, Japan.
Only those in love would know what a town without pity can do
I prepared for my first-ever trip to Japan, this summer, almost entirely by immersing myself in the work of Haruki Murakami. This turned out to be a horrible idea.
For his cover article on the novelist Haruki Murakami, Sam Anderson visited some key places from Murakami's life and work.
Murakami's Tokyo.
The Fierce Imagination of Haruki Murakami. [more inside]
"That will be the end"
A month ago, the Japanese TV show "Morning Bird" discussed the current state of the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant, and specifically Unit 4, which is in terrible condition. During an interview with Dr. Hiroaki Koide, Research Associate at the Research Reactor Institute of Kyoto University, who explains the immense difficulty in moving the radioactive fuel rods - a process that will not even start until 2013 - the presenter asks what would happen if even a moderate earthquake struck near the plant before the fuel rods can be moved. Koide replies:
That will be the end.
Was last seen approaching the power plant!
that's one mellow cat
Little parakeet just won't leave kitty alone. I mean, really. Doesn't matter if kitty is drinking, or trying to sleep. He just won't leave kitty alone. I mean, really. Kitty's cool with it, though, and they enjoy the same food. And neither of them are especially interested in the beetle.
TETSUUUOOOO!!!....'s creator returns
In 1982 the manga, Akira (previously) , began its run. It would ultimately spawn a film that would lead the way for the growth of the anime medium outside of Japan. An attempted Americanized remake (previouslyer) was in production before being ultimately canceled.
The manga's creator, Katsuhiro Otomo, in the meantime, had taken a 20 year break from long-form manga. It was recently announced that this break was coming to an end and that Otomo would be working on a new long-form shonen series.
Living in a Washing Machine.
The Nakagin Capsule Tower (slyt) is a prime example of the uniquely Japanese architecture known as "Metabolism", as well as the main inspiration for Tokyo's famous Capsule Hotels. The most unique feature of this building style is the interchangeability of the individual units, supposedly to allow it to adapt to changes in density and lifestyle (although that plan hasn't exactly panned out). Local residents are calling for the tower to be demolished, although a group of architects are trying to preserve it as an architectural landmark [more inside]
It's getting hot in herre...
Stop-Motion Dance
Wrecking Crew Orchestra (original Japanese site) are a young dance crew from Japan. Last week, they put on a light-synchronized performance in electroluminescent suits that has to be seen to be believed.
One Year Later
On the one year anniversary of the Fukushima disaster, the Economist magazine now considers Nuclear energy to be "the dream that failed", in an issue with articles covering the history, safety issues, handling of nuclear waste, and costs (with emphasis on China) of nuclear power. [more inside]


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4 Silicon Valley Mantras Worth Tuning Out
On the cutting edge, it's easy to get caught up in behavior that is trendy. Here's why you should break from the mold when it comes to these four trends in Silicon Valley.
Silicon Valley is celebrated as the land of innovators, people born with a penchant for outside-the-box thinking and a history of ditching trends. Yet for all our talk of "disruptors" and "thunder lizards," most people in Silicon Valley are still susceptible to herd mentality. Trends dominate the thinking here as much as anywhere, influencing which startups get funded and which entrepreneurs are considered most likely to succeed.
Shouldn't we, as the world's leading innovators, be challenging those trends instead? Here are four of the most pernicious Silicon Valley mantras about innovation worth challenging:
1. "Network For Success"
Networking at the right times can make or break your startup. If you want to succeed, it's probably a good idea to put yourself out there, meet key people in your space, and close some solid deals. But how much is too much?
It often feels that Silicon Valley is engaged in a collective networking arms race, each one of us trying our best to out-network the other. With the endless stream of conferences, cocktail mixers, launch parties, and social media gossip, it's easy to fool yourself into thinking that non-stop networking will lead your company to success.
But networking alone won't build a disruptive company.
As Jessica Livingston, co-founder of Y Combinator and author of Founders at Work recently said, "Quiet, determined people tend to win over the 'scenesters' who usually do nothing but talk."
This might be because true innovation requires deep, focused thought on the problem you're trying to solve.
The Takeaway: Being "always on" can become a distraction, and an excuse for not prioritizing. Networking is important, but it's just as important to carve out time to focus on building your business.
2. "Go Big or Go Home"
It often seems these days that nothing short of a billion-dollar exit (or better yet, $19 billion) is considered a legitimate success in Silicon Valley. Entrepreneurs are told that if they aren't "thinking big," then they might as well not even bother trying.
To raise money in the Valley, you have to tell a story, realistic or not, about how your company is going to take over the world. You aren't taken seriously unless you are planning to "disrupt" your industry.
But the reality is that many of the world's most successful founders didn't set out to make a billion dollars; rather, they relentlessly pursued their own unique, and often seemingly crazy, personal passions.
Companies like Pandora, which started as the Music Genome Project in 1999 and sought to "capture the essence of music at the fundamental level." Or Dropbox, which Drew Houston founded to solve his own personal problem of continually forgetting his USB drive.
The Takeaway: It's not the size that counts. Entrepreneurs should pursue their passions, regardless of how big the opportunity may seem at the outset.
3. "Sleep Is A Waste of Time"
You rarely hear a founder bragging about maintaining a schedule that allows for a consistent eight hours of sleep per night. Indeed, being able to subsist on little sleep is often treated as a badge of honor among entrepreneurs.
But the truth is that only 5 percent of humans are actually able to maintain proper brain function on six hours of sleep per night. That means the rest of us are operating our businesses in impaired mental states—we're basically drunk on the job, all the time. Why is this type of irresponsible management celebrated?
A founder's most important job is to make good decisions, and getting enough sleep significantly improves a founder's ability to do so.
In fact, Sendhil Mullainathan, a behavioral economist at Harvard, believes that the impact of sleep deprivation on our decision-making abilities is so significant that the U.S. GDP would experience a serious boost if we all just got more sleep.
The Takeaway: Getting enough sleep is the marker of a founder who understands the importance of good decision-making and is adept at managing her time.
4. "College Is for Losers"
Walk into any cafe or co-working space in San Francisco, and you are likely to see a smattering of bushy-tailed college dropouts pursuing their startup dreams. Indeed, actually graduating from college can seem almost as lame as going to business school these days. Only wantrepreneurs do that!
There is no doubt that MOOCs and other online learning tools are making traditional education obsolete, and that universities will need to adapt in order to stay relevant.
But that doesn't mean that dropping out of college is for everyone, or that you can't build a successful startup if you decide to first get a degree or two, especially if you are gaining knowledge in an area that you are deeply passionate about.
Certain types of innovation—particularly in the sciences—require years of intense study and work in well-funded labs, and the university setting is still one of the best places to do that today.
Take, for example, startups in the area of genetics and synthetic biology, like Genome Compiler and Counsyl, or big data startups, like Ayasdi or Palantir—and of course, Google. These companies were all founded by people who had completed, or were in the process of earning, their PhDs. Stanford even recently started an initiative to help PhDs become entrepreneurs.
College might not be necessary for innovation, but the pursuit of knowledge remains paramount.
The Takeaway: The best path to success is to pursue your intellectual passions, wherever they may lead.
As with most trends, there is undoubtedly some truth that lies behind much of the collective wisdom that drives Silicon Valley, and even we as the authors of this piece find ourselves agreeing with some of these trends.
Prerna, for example, doesn't plan to send her kids to college, and Shruti swears she's one of the 5% that need only six hours of sleep. But we also recognize the role that the breadth and depth of a college education has played in shaping our own perspectives, the sharpness with which we're able to make decisions after a good night's rest, and the creative insights we have in those moments of quiet reflection when we take time to step away from the hustle and bustle of the Silicon Valley scene.
Above all, we believe founders by their nature should always be asking questions and pushing Silicon Valley to remain a place that celebrates diversity in behavior, background, and creed.
What are some trends you think are worth challenging?
—Prerna Gupta and Shruti Challa are serial entrepreneurs, angel investors and fellow Stanford graduates. Prerna has been honored as FastCompany's Most Creative People In Business and Most Influential Women in Technology. Shruti has toured South Asia on behalf of the U.S. State Department and recently started her third entrepreneurial venture, Mentorzen, which aims to make personalized career and college advice affordable. They have written for publications like TechCrunch, New York Times and Forbes.
The Young Entrepreneur Council (YEC) is an invite-only organization comprised of the world's most promising young entrepreneurs. In partnership with Citi, YEC recently launched StartupCollective, a free virtual mentorship program that helps millions of entrepreneurs start and grow businesses.
[Image: Flickr user Roberto Taddeo]
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Good article - nice to see read articles from people with a level head and accurate grasp on reality!
I would like to see Silicon Valley not think of the midwest as just flyover country. There are many decent start ups here (like ours, RAZ Mobile) that should interest the VCs in Silicon Valley.
Do you mean that there is a wrinkle in the truth that the one who dies with the greatest number of cards from networking events wins?
I always get such a kick out of the plethora of dragon slayers out there trying to sell a CNC machining center to someone's Aunt Martha, the homemaker-just because she happens to be at the same gathering!
The other classic is the Go Big or Go Home. As a former executive of a nearly $2M small business with a total of 5 people in the front office, we generated that revenue stream $25 at a time. You know what? That $2M spent just fine, thank you! Bonuses, vacations, giveaways, etc., our crew was always happy, and no one went home!


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You can make the wrong decision and still throw an accurate ball. You just, very accurately, throw the ball to the wrong receiver. Both accuracy and decision making can be improved. A lot of times, just improving the footwork will improve the accuracy. And decision making can improve with good coaching and learning the offense. OB has to look at all of these guys and accurately determine which ones are "fixable" and have the highest ceiling. |
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Just rewording, I think is a bit more accurate:
Decision Making is choosing the right receiver, timing, and the right place to put the ball. Accuracy is the ability to deliver the ball to the exact spot you chose. Arm Strength can affect the timing of the throw (a faster pass reduces the time to the receiver.) This is particularly important on out-routes and deep ball tosses. |
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Nothing new happening so here is an old interview on Highly Questionable that gets personal with Teddy.
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IL: What about your offense helped prepare Teddy for the pros? Watson: The offense is based on the quarterback being a decision maker and a game manager. When they watch Teddy, they can see those things on film. It's a full-field read offense. You have to have a deep understanding of coverages and defensive football. When you see Teddy play, you see him using all of his throws. We did throw some bubble screens or perimeter screens, but the majority of his work is being done off a five-step or seven-step drop or a deep play-action drop. Or blowing the ball down the field and attacking the deep coverage. By and large, that's what the NFL game is. The next aspect I think they saw was his ability to manage the check game at the line of scrimmage (calling audibles). The quarterback has got to be able to beat the defensive coordinator at the line of scrimmage and eliminate any perfect defensive calls. He did a beautiful job of readjusting our protections. He was the perfect student for the system, with the perfect skill set. IL: How difficult will it be for Bridgewater to learn an actual NFL offense? Watson: I don't know if the systems are that much more complicated. One of the misnomers out there is that people think football has to be hard. The great systems with the elite coaches, they aren't going to be hard. They are going to be simplistic. They are going to let the quarterback play fast. The big adjustment is that the defenses are going to be more challenging. … Those windows get so tight. That will be the difference for him. And there's a different level of speed involved – warp speed, above even high-level college ball. Another huge part of the transition for a college quarterbacks is you're always going to play in a disrupted pocket. Teddy has great pocket awareness. We drilled him very hard on creating protections and passing lanes in the pocket. He was a natural at it. He is the best I've ever coached at that. Very, very unique. That speaks to him being a great student of the game. IL: Brian Billick, another Teddy fan, very cautiously compared him to another slightly built quarterback named Joe Montana. Watson: That's the It factor I'm talking about. He has a natural feel for the game. The game goes very, very slow for him. In the middle of this hurricane, he is the eye, the cool and the calm and the poise. He brings creativity to the game. He can create outside of the parameters of the offense. And he's a great competitor. … When lights got big, he was the brightest light on the field. The Sugar Bowl. Miami. The game against Rutgers, when he was really hurt. In Morgantown, when he was a freshman. He has It. IL: Where do you see him in five years? Watson: In five years, my man Teddy is going to be in that top group of quarterbacks in the NFL. He will find his way there. It's just in him. There's no doubt. That's just who he is. L: Some say Teddy hurt himself at the NFL Combine by not throwing or running and measuring at less than 6 feet 3, his listed height at U of L. Watson: Well, who's saying it? At this time of year, it's just the game that gets played. If it's a pro team that's saying it, they might just be trying to put the okey-doke on somebody, throwing them off the trail. … I get to have a different conversation than the TV analysts. I'm talking to people who are really making the decisions, and I don't get that feeling at all (that Bridgewater's stock is falling). They're not showing their hand to me, but the things they say back to me about what they see in his play and from his interviews, he has shown very well. |
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John Harris, O'Brien's BFF 4 ever, said today on the radio that he thinks Bridgewater is more of OB's type of QB when it comes to X's and O's and being that guy like Brady that could just talk football all day with him.
Should be on 790's podcast somewhere. |
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Subscribe today for full access to the Houston Chronicle in print, online and on your iPad. SUBSCRIBE Solomon to Texans: Don't overthink it; take Teddy Bridgewater Share Comments John Raoux, Associated Press Teddy Bridgewater By Jerome Solomon March 14, 2014 | Updated: March 14, 2014 11:09am The Texans already have put a significant amount of thought into what to do with the first pick of the NFL draft. While it will not bring about world peace, the decision could mean the difference between Super Bowl glory and continued NFL irrelevancy. Considering the franchise's familiarity with the latter, the decision is understandably difficult. But as the Texans' decision-makers ponder this move and its repercussions, they shouldn't overthink it. I believe it was an early urban domino philosopher who first said, "Study long, study wrong." On Thursday, ESPN draft analyst Mel Kiper decided to draw attention to his third mock draft by putting linebacker Khalil Mack from the University of Buffalo to the Texans at No. 1. A few weeks ago, Kiper thought Mack would be taken No. 7. (No, Buffalo hasn't played any games recently.) That means three quarterbacks, two offensive linemen, a defensive end, a wide receiver, a linebacker and a partridge in a pear tree have all been picked by some noted mockster to be the wisest move for the Texans at the top of the draft. Stop the madness. It is this simple: Andy Lyons, Getty Images Teddy Bridgewater #5 of the Cardinals throws a pass. The Texans should draft Teddy Bridgewater. I'm no Sherlock Acres Homes, but I did some investigating to reach that conclusion. In recent weeks, I have talked to more than a dozen scouts and coaches college and pro to gain more knowledge on the top candidates. While they offered various opinions on who they would take, not a one said Bridgewater would be a bad choice. He is the only player to get a passing grade, an A in fact, from everyone I talked to. University of Houston defensive coordinator Davie Gibbs, who has 15 years of defensive coaching experience in the NFL, said prepping for Bridgewater was a particular challenge because there is no weak point for which to attack. Most college quarterbacks have a blind spot. Not Bridgewater. Andy Lyons, Getty Images Teddy Bridgewater #5 of the Cardinals is sacked by Kelechi Ejekam #41 of the Cougars. Throughout a tape breakdown of Bridgewater against the Cougars, Gibbs kept saying, "See, that's exactly what they ask NFL quarterbacks to do," or "That's just what they coached him to do." Bridgewater ran Louisville's full-field read, West Coast system with such command that it is obvious he was in complete control of what happened on the field, from changing plays at the line of scrimmage to determining protection schemes for the offensive line. Not that other college quarterbacks can't learn to do it; Bridgewater already has done it. "He had a check system with a myriad of options and he always had the ability to check out of a bad play, from run-to-run, run-to-pass, pass-to-run, whatever," former Louisville offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach Shawn Watson said. "And we had the same kill system used in the NFL. "My job was to try to beat the defensive coordinator Sunday-Thursday. I gave him the chalk to beat the defensive coordinator on Saturday. He would go out there and orchestrate it, and he did an unbelievable job. The most efficient QB I've ever had." Bridgewater, who earned his college degree in three years, was so proficient in the Cardinals' offense that offensive line coach Dave Borbely once asked him to teach the protections to the line. "He wanted his players to know the offense like Teddy, because he knew every detail," said Watson, who is now part of former Louisville coach Charlie Strong's staff at Texas. "Players said to him that 'hearing (Teddy) talk was like listening to you talk.'" Watson hopes his Longhorns quarterbacks learn from Bridgewater, as he has been showing them tape of the Big East Offensive Player of the Year as a "how to" guide. Being a good player at the most important position ought to be enough, but we know it isn't. Bridgewater is more than that. Those close to him say he is a dedicated young man, who sets goals and works hard to achieve them. He wants to be great. He never stops learning. He isn't afraid to ask questions. That he wanted the spelling of my name at the end of a phone interview, so that he would know who he had just talked to says something about the young man. That he asked the NFL teams he met at the scouting combine what he could improve in his game to better fit in their system says even more. "At the end of the day, it's all about getting better," Bridgewater said. "I was able to gain some knowledge. If there is something I need to work on, I need to know. And I'm going to work on it." Watson says Bridgewater's sponge-like approach means his growth is far from over. Early in their relationship, Watson asked him how he wanted to be coached. "Hard." What's hard to you? "I want you to demand excellence out of me." "Playing the position you have to be able to handle a lot," Bridgewater said. "I showed I'm able to handle a heavy load and a ton of responsibility, not only from a quarterback's standpoint, but from learning what a coach is thinking and trying to be that coach on the field. You have to play smart to do that, you have to know the entire offense, where everybody is supposed to be, know defenses and what they are trying to do and know what the coach expects from you." Bridgewater isn't just intelligent. He is an accurate passer with a more than adequate arm, and he is a better athlete than most think. "Honestly, if we had depth behind him, he could have been a spread quarterback, easily," Watson said. "We had to choose-and-pick places we wanted to run him because of the situation. He's got good receiver, not great, but good receiver speed." Bridgewater told me that he expects to run between 4.6 and 4.7 seconds in the 40-yard dash at his Pro Day on Monday. The only negative brought up about Bridgewater was size. He is 6-foot-2 and played at around 205 pounds at Louisville last season. Size does matter in the NFL, but balance that criticism of his frame with the fact that he played at 218 pounds the year before. He had surgery done on his jaw to fix a dental-bite issue that prevented him from eating solid food for two months last offseason. He weighed in at 214 pounds at the combine. "He'll carry 220-225 easy," Watson said. Scouts mentioned that Bridgewater's hands, while big enough, aren't especially big (9¼ inches). He played with gloves at Louisville, but the Miami native did so because he found the weather was chilly at spring practices and Watson made him wear them all the time, except in rainy weather. In three years as a starter, Bridgewater lost only two fumbles. As for toughness? He showed plenty in a 2012 loss to UConn. Bridgewater was under duress the entire game sacked five times, with no running game (28 yards on 27 carries) but he kept battling and threw a touchdown pass with 21 seconds remaining to help Louisville overcome a 10-point fourth-quarter deficit and force overtime. Oh, did I mention he sat out the third quarter to be fitted for a cast because he suffered a broken wrist in the first half? He also suffered a sprained ankle in overtime but returned to play the next week wearing the cast and with a slight limp, to lead Louisville to a conference championship-clinching victory and a BCS bowl bid. Oh, the kid is a gamer. Intelligent. Athletic. Driven. He might not be flashy, but he could be an NFL star. "I can't wait to see what he becomes, because he'll be a franchise guy," Watson said. "He has franchise written all over him because of his character. "I think for a guy to become a franchise guy, he's gotta first have the skillset and most importantly he's gotta have the character to realize that skillset. "Teddy Bridgewater's got the character and the skillset." And the Texans have the No. 1 draft pick. They shouldn't overthink it. Listen to The Rush with Jerome Solomon and Dave Tepper weekdays from noon-2 p.m. on ESPN 97.5 FM. email@example.com |
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How would you characterize Teddy's leadership style?
Is he a rah, rha type of guy? Is he a fiery, celbratory guy? Is he a get in your face guy? Is he a lead by example type of guy? |
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My opinion is that he is a lead by example. Calm, and collected. Like AJ. AJ just shows up, works his ass off and destroys secondarys.
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Not being in the huddle with him makes it hard to know for sure, but from watching him play, it seems that way. Never seems to get in someones face and yell, but he is steady and encourages his team mates.
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I'd guess lead by example. Arrives early, stays late, knows all the assignments inside and out and is basically the smartest guy in the room.
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Is that johhny manzel? What, no? It's Bridgewater. Well we better not draft him because he won't be able to do that in the nfl. Did you see him throw it up for grabs? That's an int in the nfl. Did you see him scrambling? Well that won't fly in the nfl where the guys are bigger and faster. And with his size, he'll get hurt.
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