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by Marisa Ruiz (@MarisaVictoria)
This post was intended to be a concert review of the rousing performance put on by The Vaccines at Lincoln Hall this past Wednesday night; but that same showcase of talent has led this post to take on a new purpose. It's part show recap, part rant and partly a letter to Chicago's concert goers to not take a kick-ass performance for granted.
Ask anyone who attended the sold out show and you'd likely hear variations of the same summary. The band of four rockers out of West London put on a killer show – except they didn't play an encore, leaving show-goers puzzled, pissed off or disappointed. I spoke to sources on tour with the band who confirmed that there were indeed three songs prepared for the encore ("Wolf Pack", "Bad Mood" and "Norgaard") and that Chicago was the only city on the tour thus far that didn't get the encore performance.
The sequence of events went like this; The Vaccines rocked the stage from the very first song by kicking off the set with an enthusiastic performance of "No Hope". Frontman Justin Young then delivered a no holds barred blazing run of "Wreckin' Bar" that captured the mischievous spirit of punk rock so well, Joey Ramone would applaud from the grave. And the thrilling performances didn't stop there. It was hit after hit of infectious tracks from both their debut and sophomore albums, each performed with the commitment and raw energy you hope for when you pay to see a band you've been obsessed with: "Teenage Icon", "Wet Suit", "Aftershave Ocean", "Ghost Town", "Post Breakup Sex" "I Always Knew". Young snarled and lunged; Freddie Cowan tackled every guitar solo with second-natured finesse; bassist Arni Arnason never missed a beat; and Pete Robertson upheld the high energy gallop of drumbeats that typically summons non-stop bouncing and excitable head shaking.
Despite the band bringing it the whole way through their set, the crowd just wasn't matching the energy. Sure, there were people here and there who were entirely unashamed to show their faces were being rocked off – but far fewer than expected for a band that has blown up as much as this one. I looked up to the balcony a few times and people were behaving more like they were in the box seats at the opera than at a rock show. When the band's set ended and they exited the stage, everyone remained in place for the encore they expected. Some people tried to start up some chants and clapping, but nothing really took hold for longer than a few seconds. Before you know it, the stage lights came on and band roadies began breaking things down. A clear message had been sent that there was a window of opportunity for an encore to happen and that we had just missed it. My first thought was that perhaps someone in the band wasn't feeling well, but I later learned that wasn't the case. I also learned that all the other cities on the tour thus far have had an explosive response to the band's set – and that (unbeknownst to us at the time) the Chicago crowd that night just had a drastically different energy level.
Needless to say, I attend many concerts – and this is the first one in a decade of attending shows where the headlining band didn't do an encore. I have to admit that I was actually kind of irritated at first. They didn't start playing until close to 10:30 p.m. on a weekday night, when most everyone in attendance likely had to get up early for work the next day. The more I thought about it though, the more I do respect them for the choice to remind that crowd that encores should not necessarily be automatically presumed. After all, the origin of the encore is that it only happened when a crowd so delighted by a performance would happily make a fuss to show appreciation and request more. It was the first headlining tour for The Vaccines in the U.S., who have brought us two consecutive rock-solid albums, neither of which were stuffed with any filler material. Then they tore the stage up in all their sweaty glory for every person in the room – but we just didn't mirror the energy.
Maybe we've become really spoiled here in Chicago. Every up-and-comer, breakout-star-to-be and established act comes through our city. Cities like Miami don't attract anywhere near half the acts that we do because they only have smaller hole-in-the-wall dives for bands to play in or they have giant arenas. They miss out on all the acts that we see booked at "in-between-sized" venues like Lincoln Hall, Metro or Congress. We're incredibly lucky to catch many remarkable artists in a setting the size of a place like Lincoln Hall. I recall getting to see Foster The People there in 2011 and thinking that it would be the last time anyone in Chicago would ever see them play a venue that size. Sure enough, they went on to rock massive crowds all around the world. I had the same thought about The Vaccines playing for us at Lincoln Hall. All signs indicate they are bound for continued greatness and here's hoping Chicago will accept them with well-earned wild energy and applause the next time they come through. Goodness knows we'll damn right have to if we want that fucking encore!


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What: Chaosreader is an "any-snarf" program that is designed to "fetch telnet sessions, FTP files, HTTP transfers (HTML, GIF, JPEG, ...), SMTP emails, ... from the captured data inside network traffic logs".
Use can be as simple as specifying a pcap format file as can be seen in the example below.
At this stage the script will create a web page linking all of the network traffic.
Where there is datya of interest, you can click through and see the details of the packet or session.
All of these features are available in tools such as Ethereal, but with a far greater footprint. Chaosreader allows you to create a simple summary of the activity in a network capture without going to the same level as a high end protocol analyser.
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This public service announcement is brought to us by Tully's Coffee, courtesy of Megan in Seattle.
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With finals and thesis deadlines coming up, stress levels among grad students at UC-Berkeley have been running high (which means attention to the finer points of, say, apostrophe use, are running low). And now there's a lunch thief on the loose!
Sadly, says our submitter, the note's multi-pronged approach (guilt, threats, helpful advice) seems to have had no effect; the lunch thief remains at large. The next course of action? "We're considering planting laxative-laced desserts."
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As far as post-coital "littering" goes, I'm guessing most dorm bathrooms have seen a lot worse than a pink t-shirt, no?
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"My parents regularly grab my mail and put it in a compartment on a desk in our kitchen, which I don't always check," Laura explains. Sometime shortly after Christmas, Laura's mother left her daughter a thank-you note. (An oddly formal gesture, but at least she didn't actually lick a stamp and mail it first.)
The trouble arose several weeks later, when Mom discovered the note — still unopened — mixed in with Laura's other mail. Her reaction? Another note, of course.
On that note…Happy Mother's Day, Mom!
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Our anonymous submitter lives in what she says is a typical college apartment, one that is "not decorated according to any theme." And yet, in a transformation a college freshman taking Lit 101 might describe as "Kafkaesque," one of her roommates has been replaced by your [fill-in-your-own-ethnic-stereotype-here] grandmother.
Adds our submitter: "These weird towels wouldn't dry two fingers, much less two hands, so we don't use them anyway! (Maybe if they weren't so ugly…)"
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Which clip art catastrophe raises the most new and troubling questions in your mind?
Is it exhibit a, from New York's West Village?
(Think about the designer's thought process here for a moment. Why the sunglasses? And not just any shades…but electric blue? Ditto, the sunflower.)
Exhibit b, From a casino in Cambodia?
(Does no crossed out mean…yes?)
Or exhibit c, from a pharmacy in Berlin?
(Trust me: speaking German is no help here.)
If you can't decide, remember that your first instinct is usually the best choice (um, except when it's not).
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At this college dorm in Seattle, our anonymous submitter says each floor ordinarily has one male and one female bathroom. However, because this particular floor happens to have an overwhelming number of female residents, both bathrooms were deemed female-only…much to some guy's chagrin.
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text: Close Tweet0 Share0 Comment0 Share0 Share0 Stumble It0 Print0 More Point Forward Court Vision: Meet the real Chris Paul by Rob Mahoney Twitter Email Posted: Wed Mar. 27, 2013 Chris Paul was the subject of a recent Sports Illustrated profile. (Walter Iooss Jr./SI)By Rob Mahoney• Chris Paul has never been reviled in the way that Kobe Bryant and LeBron James have been at various points in their careers, but he's perhaps more ruthless and overtly hostile than both. Lee Jenkins sheds some light on Paul's basketball personality in his excellent feature on Paul and the Clippers for the March 25 Sports Illustrated, now available online:While he's invariably giving -- no one donates more courts to the Ninth Ward in New Orleans or invites more underprivileged teens to Staples Center -- he can be raw and ruthless. "He's a pit bull," says Green, "with a little man's complex." When Paul played Pop Warner, he once displaced a boy's Adam's apple trying to recover an onside kick, and the game had to be stopped for 30 minutes while an ambulance was summoned. When Paul was briefly called up to the West Forsyth varsity as a 5-foot freshman for the Frank Spencer Holiday Classic, a 6-3 guard immediately tried to pressure him, and he reflexively swung the ball at the giant's chin. Even conversations with C.J., who told his brother he had no chance at a major-college scholarship, turned into brawls. "I'd be trying not to hurt him and he'd be trying to kill me," C.J. says. "He'd bite." Paul's shoe line with Nike includes a Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde edition, to match his split personality. "He becomes a demon," says Odom. "A Tasmanian devil."• Do yourself a favor: Set aside some time this evening to curl up with Paul Flannery's long-form entry on Celtics assistant GM Ryan McDonough and the world of prospect scouting.• This rendering of a Spurs family photo is priceless. (via Kevin Draper and r/NBA)• The world of sports begs for prognostication, and any that engage in that capacity are sure to make their share of dud predictions. I picked the Mavs to be upset in the first round of the 2011 playoffs and wasn't sold on Blake Griffin's potential as a pro. Missing is part of the game, and no one guesses perfectly.All of this brings me to only further appreciate Tom Sunnergren's acknowledgement that he unfortunately overestimated the prospects of Sixers guard Evan Turner, whom Philly selected with the No. 2 overall pick in the 2010 draft. It's hard to blame Tom; although some were more critical of Turner's play and style than others, I don't recall any points of view that would adequately reflect the kind of player he's been to date. Sunnergren laments:Turner has become not merely a bad, but a profoundly inefficient offensive player. Yes, he takes a lot of midrange shots and hits them at a typically poor rate, but when he attacks the basket, he's almost as bad: on drives he's one of the least effective players in the sport.In three NBA seasons, he's yet to post a PER over 13 or a WS/48 over 0.7. His WARP for his first two years in the league was -2.6, and he's currently, after a promising start, having the worst season of his career -- his win shares and wins produced per minute are both at their nadir In 2012-13, in what was supposed to be a breakout campaign, the swingman has gotten worse each month. In March he's averaging 10.7 ppg on 39.5 percent shooting and is below his season averages in rebounds and assists.His teammates don't seem to like playing with him. He seems incapable of insinuating himself into the fabric of the offense. Of blending. Of recognizing, in any given possession, in any given game, what his team needs and providing it. At times it seems he's playing in a separate game, apart from the one the other nine players on the floor are engaged in.• The Bulls are being picked apart by mid-range jumpers.• One of my favorite NBA sideshows is the inevitable pull-up jumper that results whenever a ball-handling guard lures a mismatched big on the perimeter. The perimeter player typically licks his chops and pulls out every standstill dribble trick in his arsenal, only to step back and attempt a difficult shot over the outstretched arm of a taller defender. It's such a strange (and common) little sequence, and one worthy of Dylan Murphy's examination over at HoopChalk:Put it this way: the league's best mid-range (16-23 feet) point guard shooter this season is Jarrett Jack at 49 percent. Chris Paul is a hair behind at 48 percent, and six other players shoot 45 percent or better percent of their looks (via HoopData). The rest of the league's point guards shoot under 45 percent from that range. Among shooting guards, only Joe Johnson, J.J. Redick, Jared Dudley and Courtney Lee crack 45 percent. For small forwards, it's even worse: Kyle Korver, Kawhi Leonard, LeBron James (of course) are the only 45+ percent shooters from mid-range. All of which is to say, as we already knew, mid-range jumpers are less than ideal.Yet NBA guards continue to rely on mid-range jump shooting in isolation against big men. Maybe because it's easier and available, maybe because they don't want their shots swatted into the stands. And that's the tertiary genius of the big man sag: with the discouraging of the drive comes the discouraging of the drive and kick, leading to secondary penetration or perimeter ball movement for an open three. Because that's the real danger: big men won't necessarily cut off driving angles so much as they'll block layups from behind.• An important read for anyone who likes the NBA, dogs and/or puns.• It should be nothing short of a blast to see Steph Curry in the playoffs this season for the first time in his NBA career.• Jordan White and Jack Armstrong Winter posted an interesting discussion on Hardwood Paroxysm about the classification of "true" point guards and the like, with plenty of good thoughts spread across the topic. Among them was this particular point made by Winter, regarding the scarcity of the kinds of players who can make traditional point guards irrelevant:With respect to just the point guard thing and whether or not a team really needs a 'true' one, I just think so much of not having that guy and thriving is dependent on the merits of your primary creator. If it's [LeBron James], [James] Harden, [Kevin Durant], [Dwyane] Wade, Kobe [Bryant] (now), etcetera, it's great; those guys know the benefits of moving the ball, getting others involved and mining for better shots. And the first two, in particular, can make every pass -- whip, pocket, skip, dump, whatever -- a guy like Chris Paul can make. Those other four are great, obviously, and have shown they can initiate offense at a very high level, but sometimes even they get tunnel vision; not sure they necessarily have the poise or feel of LBJ/Harden, which says something because I'm a longtime fan of Wade. I just think you really need to have one of those guys or someone like them to completely eschew a primary handler. Therein lies the problem for me – about six of them exist.• Kobe Bryant easily ranked as the most improbable Twitter addition of the 2012-13 season, but he's now been upstaged completely by the (likely promotional) Twitter arrival of Phil Jackson. 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Bumping into each other backstage at T in the Park, indie star Adam (Treadaway) and Morello (Tena) get off to a feisty start. So feisty, in fact, that a passing security guard decides to teach them some lessons in love by handcuffing them together. The pair have no choice but to negotiate the festival, and each other, joined at the hip...
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Archive for May, 2012
Do turtles eat apples?
by Ana Sedes on May.28, 2012, under Exhibition
The turtle team has been studying the culinary tastes of its OKO mascot - and you know what? She just loves them!
Each year, to welcome the spring season, we take it with us "in the skyscrapers city" where she's enjoying the "Big Apple" and where she's filling in with the love of our American and Canadian clients besides the pampering of the international press!
Once more, the turtle gets to be talked about at the Vision Expo East in New York - large international optical trade show in the USA - that took place from March 23rd through 25th - where we revealed and uncovered our latest trendy creations from OKO by OKO Paris, Kidoko, MyMuse and Moko Besicles for the spring-summer 2012.
Awaiting for new adventures, we send from Paris, a big hug to Seattle, New York, Montreal and Quebec, with a very special kiss to the participants of the Argentinian Friday dinner, thank you for your support! Without forgetting of course, Selima Saun and Aida as well as all the Selima Optique team and Jimmy Neda, the best stylist and "personal shopper" of NYC !
Thank you for the great evening and for your love! Maybe a selection of a few photos to whet the appetite for next year? (continue reading…)
Bravissima la Tartaruga ! Ecos from Milan
by Ana Sedes on May.03, 2012, under Oko Eyewear
Just after the crazyness and the great responses we got thanks to our latest creations at Expooptica in Madrid, the turtle team has taken off for Milano to participate, beginning of March, to the 42nd MIDO edition - the "must go" international optical spring rendez-vous.
Fiera Milano has welcomed this year about 42000 industry professionals coming from more than 40 countries.
Great atmosphere, animations and lots of creation at the Design Lab - even the sun showed up !
The turtle has not disappointed its audience with our new trendy creations for spring-summer 2012 - with the new OKO by OKO Paris collection "QUI SUIS-JE ?"
with its emblematic pattern : the micro-perforation, and its unique plain colors with half-shiny and half-satin finish effects to create special reflects and sheens, has been highly remarked and appreciated unanimously by the press and the public.
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A Canadian online journal, The Tyee, has likened the controversy over the impact of 24's fictional portrayal of torture on real-life military interrogators to Dan Quayle's condemnation of the impact of Murphy Brown's single motherhood on real-life women.
While making sport of the invitation extended to Kiefer Sutherland, who plays 24's torturer-in-chief, to speak to West Point cadets to tell them that torture is ineffective and wrong, The Tyee article added that when it comes to politics and 24, viewers see what they want to see.
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With the team's first win over the Paladins in 16 years, Appalachian State University men's tennis defeated Southern Conference rival Furman, 4-3, at ASU Tennis Courts on Thursday. The victory snaps
a streak of 18-straight series wins for FU, dating to April 14, 1996. With the win, the Mountaineers (14-6, 7-2 SoCon) solidify at least third place in the final SoCon standings, while the Paladins (8-14, 5-4 SoCon) slide to fifth with one match remaining. By capturing the No. 3 spot, the Apps secure their highest SoCon Tournament seed since the current team-tournament format was instituted in 1998.
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Chris Columbus has discovered he loves Troll Hunter. The Home Alone and Harry Potter director's 1492 Pictures has partnered with CJ Entertainment & Media to purchase the remake rights to the Norwegian film. In current release in the US, the festival favorite follows a group of students working on a documentary about a recent string of bizarre bear murders (I don't know if that means bears were murdered or bears were murdering people. Or other bears for that matter. (Somebody make this film)), who discover something far more terrifying. They then document a man known at the Troll Hunter as hunts the giants throughout the woodside.
"Troll Hunter was a visceral, thrilling cinematic rock and roller coaster ride of a movie. Visually, there are scenes in this film that American audiences have never seen. We want to introduce an International audience to this amazing moviegoing experience!" said Chris Columbus.
I think I can speak for the American movie-going public when I say, the movie needs to end with a giant troll swallowing a huge bomb, and then grumbling "Oh, shhh–" mere seconds before exploding. That's why you guys didn't like Cloverfield, right?? (Deadline)
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so instead watching the movie with subtitles, let's make a remake… pfff
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From All Movie Guide: Marlon Brando was quite simply one of the most celebrated and influential screen and stage actors of the postwar era; he rewrote the rules of performing, and nothing was ever the same again. Brooding, lusty, and intense, his greatest contribution was popularizing Method acting, a highly interpretive performance style which brought unforeseen dimensions of power and depth to the craft; in comparison, most other screen icons appeared shallow, even a little silly. A combative and often contradictory man, Brando refused to play by the rules of the Hollywood game, openly expressing his loathing for the film industry and for the very nature of celebrity, yet often exploiting his fame to bring attention to political causes and later accepting any role offered him as long as the price was right. He is one of the screen's greatest enigmas, and there will never be another quite like him.


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This Senator Doesn't Want Us to Talk About Unacceptable Levels. ~ Dana Gornall
We are becoming more aware of the chemicals in our food and water.
News about GMO's, polluted waters, and the use of pesticides on our fruits and vegetables have been receiving the limelight and for good reason. Just the words "cancer cluster" are enough to strike fear into anyone.
For some, a cancer cluster may have popped up in your community, which can send many reeling and in search for answers. Are there chemicals in our drinking water? Is most of our food genetically modified? What are the repercussions of consuming these chemicals regularly?
The documentary Unacceptable Levels aims to explore these questions. Film maker Ed Brown is a father on a quest to examine and expose the effects of these chemicals that are ingested by most of us, and our children, daily. His main objective is to prevent disease before it strikes.
Taken from the website promoting this film:
Over 80,000 chemicals flow through our system of commerce, and many are going straight into our bodies. Even our unborn children are affected. Due to this constant exposure, we have approximately 200 synthetic industrial chemicals interacting with our cells every single day. Until recently, modern science really didn't understand what that could mean for all of us in the long run, but that is changing.
Recently, this film has been under fire from the U.S. Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works for "featuring emotional and scare tactics" to promote their ideas.
In a letter issued by Senator David Vitter to Dr. Linda S. Birnbaum, Director of the National Institute of Environmental Sciences, questioning her participation in a panel discussion preceding the screening of this film.
"The film's promotional site reads, 'Over 80,000 chemicals flow through our system of commerce, and many are going straight into our bodies. Even our unborn children are affected.'
However, NTP claims that out of the more than 80,000 registered chemicals in the United States, 'relatively few chemicals are thought to pose a significant risk to human health.'
Furthermore, the Centers for Disease Control states that the presence of an environmental chemical in human body fluids does not by itself mean that the chemical causes disease. For these reasons, I believe it is a conflict of interest for you to participate in an activist event such as the "Unacceptable Levels" tour."
You can see the full letter here.
For screenings and more information about this documentary, please see the film's website.
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2 Responses to "This Senator Doesn't Want Us to Talk About Unacceptable Levels. ~ Dana Gornall"
Sent to 40 US Senators: Quite frankly, Senator Boxer and Ms. Poirier, it is a slap in the public's face that U.S. legislators would vote to bomb another country for poisoning its people with chemicals; but would allow the continuing bullying, character assassination and intimidation tactics to be used on one of our nation's premiere toxicologists and others for work to promote accurate science in public health policies. This is not the first time that Dr. Birnbaum has been forced to defend herself and the NIEHS/NTP from unfounded attacks by U.S. legislators.[5] http://katysexposure.wordpress.com/2013/09/19/una…
How can you glean from the senators words that he doesn't want anyone to pay attention to what is in their food, or that he is "intimidating" a toxicologist? His words are denouncing the political strategy of the film which is, admittedly, tired.


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Dr R. J. (Gus) Ferguson, A.Arch PTC, Hon.D.Arch W.Aust. LFRAIA has made donations totalling of $100,000 to The University of Western Australia for the purpose of providing, for ten years, an annual travel scholarship in architecture. The scholarship is established and administered in accordance with the following conditions.
Title 1. The scholarship is called the Ferguson Travel Scholarship in Architecture.
Purpose 2. The purpose of the scholarship is to assist a UWA student who is completing the final 24 points of study for the Master of Architecture (by coursework), or who has completed the Master of Architecture (by coursework) within the past six months, to pursue and benefit from travel experience and further studies or work in architecture or associated subject areas outside Australia.
Value 3.(1) The annual value of the scholarship is $10,000.
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Eligibility Requirements 4. To be eligible for consideration an applicantâ
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(i) be completing the final 24 points of study for the Master of Architecture (by coursework); or
(ii) have completed the Master of Architecture (by coursework) within the past six months;
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(ii) academic achievement in the higher level units of the Master of Architecture (by Coursework)Â course; and
(iii) an attitude which, in the opinion of the selection panel, embraces the purposes of the scholarship.
Body Responsible for Selection 5. The selection committee for the scholarship comprises:
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(b) Dr Gus Ferguson, or his nominee; and
(c)Â a nominee selected by the Director of Ferguson Architects from the discipline of Architecture in the Faculty of Architecture, Landscape and Visual Arts.
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(a) academic achievement in the higher level units of the Master of Architecture (by Coursework)Â course as evidenced by their academic record;
(b) an understanding of and enthusiasm for architecture; and
(c) an attitude which embraces the purposes of the scholarship.
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(2) Applicants are short-listed for interview by the selection panel and are required to present their folio of practical work at the interview.
Awarding Body 8. The scholarship is awarded by the Faculty of Architecture, Landscape and Visual Arts, on the recommendation of the selection committee.
Method of Payment 9. The scholarship is paid as a lump sum on or before the commencement of travel.
Concurrent Awards 10. The scholarship may be held concurrently with any other external or University award provided that the conditions of the concurrent award so permit.
Application Procedure 11.(1) Written applications for the scholarship are called for annually and must be submitted to the Faculty Administrative Officer of the Faculty of Architecture, Landscape and Visual Arts no later than the advertised closing date.
(2) Written applications must include:
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(i) details of intended travel; and
(ii) nature of studies and/or details of proposed work experience;
(b) time frame required to achieve the proposed program if at variance with that noted under 13(1).
Administering Body 12. The scholarship is administered and advertised by the Faculty of Architecture, Landscape and Visual Arts.
Other Conditions 13.(1) Unless otherwise agreed with the selection panel, the recipient of the scholarship must commence the travel program within six months of receiving the scholarship and return to Perth no later than 18 months after receiving the scholarship.
(2) No later than three months after returning to Perth, the recipient must share with the profession the benefits of the program by way of an illustrated presentation to the students of the Faculty of Architecture, Landscape and Visual Arts and members of the profession, at the discretion of the Dean of the Faculty.
(3) If, during the travel program, the recipient finds a need to extend the nominated timeframe such extension is at the discretion of the Dean of the Faculty but no further funding is provided for any such extension.
(4) If the recipient does not return to Australia within 18 months of receiving the scholarship, the full value of the scholarship must be reimbursed.
Publications 14. Any thesis, dissertation or other publication resulting from research undertaken by the recipient while in receipt of the Ferguson Travel Scholarship in Architecture must acknowledge the support of the scholarship and carry the University by-line.
Intellectual Property 15. Intellectual Property is governed by the University's Intellectual Property policy available on the University's website at http://www.universitypolicies.uwa.edu.au/page/117132.


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"IT'S only after we've lost everything that we're free to do anything," wrote Chuck Palahniuk in Fight Club. But such wisdom will not apply to bone loss. Freedom will be badly hampered in osteoporosis when bones start breaking. Neither can vitamin K, or more specifically vitamin K2, do more about this just yet.
The supposed bone-building effect of vitamin K has gained promotional mileage in recent years. In fact in Japan, according to the Asakura study in 2001 (Osteoporosis International), one of the most frequently prescribed treatments for osteoporosis is vitamin K2. Educational institutions in the United States, such as the University of Maryland Medical Center and the Linus Pauling Institute at Oregon State University also conferred with this beneficial effect of the vitamin against bone loss.
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Matrix Gla protein, on the other hand, has been found in bone, cartilage and soft tissue, including blood vessels. Its role in bone metabolism is unclear; although it seems to prevent calcification (hardening) of soft tissue and cartilage.
Anticoagulant protein S, another vitamin K-dependent protein, also synthesizes osteoblasts. But its role in bone metabolism is also unclear.
A most recent review of previous studies on the subject, the Hamidi and Cheung study published on June 23 in Molecular Nutritional Food Research, noted that the claims of bone-building from vitamin K had been based on small population size and their results too small to be significant.
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The researchers covered studies on osteoporosis of bone loss in postmenopausal women, Parkinson's disease, anorexia, biliary cirrhosis, and stroke as well as bone loss from leuprolide drugs and prednisolone. Nutritionists Steven Plaza and David Lamson reported these in the Alternative Medicine Review.
John Steinbeck noted in The Winter of Our Discontent the difference between losing bones and not having it in the first place: "It's so much darker when a light goes out than it would have been if it had never shown." So treasure and protect your bones, while you still have it strong.
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Comments about Galaxy Audio Omni-Directional Headset with Detachable Cable:
My copy arrived with a broken ground connection in the included adapter cable. I chose to resolder it myself rather than return it. Once repaired the mic is quite sensitive compared to the original mic and I had to lower the gain 6dB in the Audio-Technica transmitter. Lengthening / shortening the boom allows fine tuning how much the voice of the speaker is picked up.
I'm not a fan of the geeky look it has, but its advantage over a lapel mic is undeniable. There has been many comments of appreciation from the audience on the improvement in the sound quality.
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Received several positive comments (from event attendees). Very pleased with the sound quality. Presenter reports easy to use and lightweight. Just plug it in and go.
Not yet sure about the durability as it has been used on two different occasions, but have only had it for a week. So far so good.
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I use with an EV wireless system; works really well. Good vocal response for the money. Fits snuggly but comfortably and stays in place compared to more expensive headsets that flop around. We had to buy the EV compatible cable to make it work with our system, but well worth it.
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In the spotlight: Pianos n' Pianos' Penny Moeller.
Spring 2014
Penny is a highly qualified and gifted teacher who gives private lessons to children and adults at Pianos n' Pianos. Penny has a B.A. in Music Theory from CU Boulder, and has an M.A. in Psychology from Antioch University. Her psychology degree explains why she is uncommonly adept at working with very young children. Penny holds certification in Creative Arts Therapy from the Creative Arts Therapy Institute Orff Schulwerk Workshops.
In addition to teaching, Penny has performed as a pianist and accompanist with a number of Denver area theater and ballet organizations, including the Eden Theatrical Institute the Council for Self Development, the Cleo Parker Robinson Dance School, and Ballet Arts. Penny also plays regularly for churches.
Penny also composes and arranges, and participates in numerous piano teacher workshops, continuously honing her skills.
Penny is active in the music instruction community. She is Secretary for the South Suburban Music Teachers Association (SSMTA) and member of both the Colorado State Music Teachers Association (CSMTA) and the Music Teachers National Association (MTNA)
Penny is a Colorado native, born in Denver. Penny says music was very important to her Dad, and she inherited her love of music from him. Penny started teaching while in college as a practice teacher for two sisters. Penny realized that she had a gift for teaching when the sisters' mother happily reported that the sisters were doing much better at their lessons.
Penny has also used her psychology degree, working in the human services field at an adoption agency. Penny went on to adopt her daughter Emily, now 14.
Penny enjoys playing with her cat Sammy and listening to music. She enjoys the music Emily listens to, and usually doesn't change the radio station when Emily gets out of the car. But Penny also likes classical music, particularly Beethoven.
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Spring 2010
Lisa hails originally from Chicago IL and later from San Jose CA, and now lives in Conifer, CO. Lisa gives private piano lessons as well as teaching the "Learn to Play the Piano in 8 Weeks" group lesson series at Pianos n' Pianos.
Lisa is an avid motorcycle aficionado. Lisa got her start with a motocross dirt bike, but now does mostly road biking. She is currently an officer of the Denver chapter of the Hog Motorcycle Club, and is looking forward to summer when she can ride her Harley from the mountains more often. She usually greets her piano students wearing tight blue jeans and leather jacket emblazoned with the Harley Davidson logo. Lisa also loves other outdoor activities such as camping and boating.
Lisa is a second-generation piano teacher: her mother taught piano. But Lisa's love of the piano wasn't from the start. She started at 5 years old taking lessons from family and friends, but admits that it was "awful! I was bored to death." This was because of the prevailing teaching methods of the time.
When Lisa started college at San Jose State she majored in Psychology. She wanted to be a forensic psychologist or a FBI investigator. But she decided to start teaching piano to cover her school expenses, and it was then and because of her past that she decided she didn't want any of her students to experience what she had gone through–she wanted the piano to be fun! And now all of her students agree that she has succeeded in this.
Lisa has now been teaching children and adults for over 20 years. Lisa loves and teaches a wide variety of musical genres and styles. She particularly loves classical, pops, and show tunes. She likes to teach students of all ages and musical tastes. She says she prefers "anybody who likes to learn." Her goal is to instill a love of music, to share the enjoyment of learning, and above all to have fun! Lisa tailors her lessons to fit each student's needs, incorporating music theory and technique using traditional teaching methods as well as the Quick Chord method.
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From triumphs to tragedies, Taylor Countians made headlines in 2014.
While compiling the News-Journal's annual Year In Review stories, CKNJ staff members have spent time reliving the past year.
And what a year it's been. We read about city and county business, the economy, retirements and hires, political changes, crime, death and much more.
Read about the Top 10 stories of 2014 on today's front page. The year in sports will be in Thursday's issue.
I would like to thank all the following for your help and support in any way for the 50th anniversary Vietnam veterans welcome home.
First and foremost, a special thank you to each of the Vietnam veterans that came out for the parade.
Next, I would like to thank the committee, State Rep. John "Bam" Carney, R-Campbellsville, Taylor County Judge/Executive Eddie Rogers, Campbellsville Mayor Tony Young, Charlie Shaw, Larry Smith and Calen McKinney.
While it's a little hard to believe judging by the weather we're having, fall arrived more than a week ago. We celebrated my niece Audrey's first birthday with a watermelon picnic-themed party on Saturday, so I'm thankful for the summer-like temperatures.
But at the same time, I've been so excited for fall this year that I started decorating for it about three weeks in advance. I've already managed to accumulate several pumpkins and gourds that are prominently displayed outside and inside my home.
In just a few weeks, Taylor Countians will be asked to choose who will be their governmental leaders for the next several years.
This year's general election ballot is crammed full. Residents will chose their mayor, judge/executive, jailer, sheriff, magistrates, city council, coroner and the list goes on.
In the largest race, 21 people want to serve on the city council. That's the most people to file for the 12 seats in a long time.
What with all the bad news these days - from the Middle East (ISIS) to the NFL (spousal abuse) - it's nice to hear some good news. This one comes from Mother Nature herself in cooperation with some people intent on helping her.
It seems the ozone layer is getting better.
There are more than a few NFL fans among us here in Taylor County. Many gather around the TV on Sundays, as well as Thursdays and Mondays, to watch professional football. But with the recent behavior of some NFL players, the viewing habits of some people could change, and you couldn't blame them.
The driver cut in front of me, honking his horn while sticking his middle finger out his car window, pointing it in my direction.
"What's he so mad about?" I remember asking myself.
I had apparently failed to move fast enough when the light for the right-turn lane signaled green.
That wasn't the first time someone had so visibly disapproved of my driving. I admit I'm not NASCAR driving material. I once had a friend tell me that driving with me was like being a passenger with Mr. Magoo at the wheel.
President George W. Bush considered it the Pearl Harbor of the 21st century.
Ask someone where they were during the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, and they can tell you without having to stop and think about it.
From the first words they heard about the attacks to who they held hands with during a moment of silence, most Americans can remember every vivid detail from that awful day. My story is a bit different - in fact at times I have felt uncomfortable sharing it.
In the past few days, I've seen an outpouring of love, kindness and compassion. And it's wonderful to see. But I expected nothing less.
If anyone needed proof that the Taylor County community is made up of some great people, they only need to read a story on the front page of today's issue. Various fundraisers have begun to help Tony Grider and Alex Quinn - and their fellow EMS, firefighter, dispatch and law enforcement co-workers.
Usually it's these people who are there for us when we need help. Well now, we get to return that favor.
"And he said to them, 'Go into all the world and proclaim the gospel to the whole creation.'"
-Mark 16:15
In today's issue, you can read a story about Zion Separate Baptist Church and their support for the Village of Nassian on Africa's Ivory Coast.
Although the congregation is fairly small, with about 70 who attend every Sunday, their donations have funded 95 percent of the construction of a new church in Nassian.
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Cold reduces output by 50%
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New Yorkers Joy (Diaz) and Jack (Kutcher) couldn't be less suited. However, after a Vegas blitz they end up married, and with $3 million in winnings at stake, stay together to fight it out.
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Obama Administration Foreign Policy Agenda
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Max Boot talked about President Obama's second term foreign policy agenda and challenges. Topics included threats arising from Middle East regional instability as a result of the "Arab Spring" popular revolutions that began in 2011, and his book, Invisible Army, a history of guerilla warfare. He also reacted to stories in the news that day, such as the Defense Department's announcement that it would lift the ban on women serving in combat and Secretary of State Clinton's testimony before two congressional committees on the U.S. Consulate attack in Benghazi.
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Kropp: VC men stringing together more solid wins in 2009
Bright sunshine, along with mild temperatures and gentle breezes, bathed the courts at Ventura College on Saturday afternoon — playing conditions which provided the VC men's tennis team the perfect opportunity to shine on a significant occasion.
Taking on Fresno City, an unbeaten team ranked No. 1 in Northern California, the Pirates played with focus and steady determination and overwhelmed the visiting Rams, 8-1.
With the Pirates piling up many 9-0 routs against overmatched Western State Conference teams this season, the chance to play a Fresno City team that came to Ventura 17-0 was just the kind of motivation coach Nelson Emery's charges needed. Starting with Zach Taylor at No. 1 singles, who won his match 6-1, 7-6, the entire singles lineup won in straight sets.
Judging by the scores and quality of the opponent (VC also defeated Fresno City in the state finals last year), Saturday's victory might have been the team's most impressive one of the season. The logical question that comes next is: Can the Pirates (14-1, 9-0 WSC) continue playing this way? If so, a second straight state championship is a real possibility.
With five players back from its 2008 championship team, Ventura figured to be in that conversation. But a 6-3 loss to College of the Desert on March 8 has made the postseason journey a little tougher. However, wins like Saturday's over Fresno City indicate VC will be a serious player once the playoffs begin.
"I liked how we fought and matched Fresno's intensity," Emery said in evaluating Saturday's victory.
Taylor, a sophomore from Monroe, La., was one of those players who had to fight hard. Consistently finding the open court with strong groundstrokes and utilizing his all-court game, Taylor secured the first set against Fresno City's Jaao Noguiera in 20 minutes. However, the second set took twice as long, but Taylor was steady enough in the big points and eventually prevailed in a tiebreaker.
Hassan Abbas, playing in the adjacent court to Taylor, might have been VC's most impressive player on Saturday. The sophomore from Saltaire, England, and one of the key players on last year's state championship team, was in total command in a 6-2, 6-3 victory over Hank Bessinger. Abbas, who has made a slight grip change with his forehand, is gradually raising the level of his game.
"(Hassan) is putting more topspin on his forehand," Emery said. "That's a big improvement for him. But the big thing with Hassan this year is he is self-motivated."
Also contributing significantly in the win over Fresno City were Matthias Muster and Alexandre Rigobello, two other key contributors from the 2008 state champs. Muster, from Basel, Switzerland, needed a second-set tiebreaker to clinch his match against Bartos Micher after taking the first set 6-2. Rigobello, from Florinopolis, Brazil, dropped just one game in a straight-sets triumph over Troy Kellenberger.
The remaining two returnees from last year's top five, Ben Steensland and Shane McNulty, have seen limited action this season. Steensland, from Westlake Village, has been injured most of the season. McNulty, from Moorpark, has been used mostly in doubles.
That has enabled freshmen Alexandre Piccin of Patrocinio, Brazil, and Romain Scipione of Paris, France, to emerge as solid players at No. 5 and No. 6 singles. Both have made significant contributions.
"Piccin is really a solid player," Emery said. "He doesn't have a big serve, but it's big enough. He doesn't hit a big forehand, but it's big enough."
Scipione has piled up a handful of straight-set wins this season, including a solid 6-4, 6-0 victory over Fresno City's Brad Fernandez on Saturday.
VC plays its final WSC match today at Glendale and then can look forward to the first round of the dual team playoffs on April 14.
Passing shots: Oxnard resident Daniel Nguyen pulled out a crucial 7-5, 6-2 win over Blake Muller at No. 6 singles to help visiting USC defeat Stanford 4-3 last weekend in the Bay Area. Nguyen, a freshman for the Trojans, has won his last four singles matches and four of his last five in doubles with partner Abdullah Magdas. ... The Cal Lutheran men's team plays a crucial match Friday on the road against Redlands. The Kingsmen and Bulldogs are 4-1 in the SCIAC, right behind conference leader Claremont-Mudd-Scripps (5-0). CLU then plays a road doubleheader on Saturday, going against Whittier at 9:30 a.m. and Chapman at 3 p.m. ... David Goodman of Victorville defeated Leo Basica of Santa Ynez 7-5, 7-6 to win the men's open division of the St. Patrick's Open on Sunday at the Oxnard Tennis Center.
Key dates: College — UCLA at Pepperdine, April 13; SCTA — Central California Championships at Bakersfield, Saturday-Sunday, The 109th Ojai Valley Tennis Tournament, April 23-26.
— Keith Kropp writes on tennis for The Star. E-mail address: email@example.com.
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