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Can I just say? that we have three tomato plants growing in our apartment and I haven't killed a goddamned one yet. I've even harvested four (!) tomatoes from one plant. The other two plants appear to be the vegetable equivalent of Adrian Grenier [Ed note: tautology?]–looks great but produces nothing of substance. Earlier this year I proclaimed myself the GG Allin of gardening (in that I kill everything I plant) but it's a major triumph that all three of them are still alive. So, hooray for me.
I love fourfour, and Rich's post yesterday seamlessly melded a movie in which a nun gets fucked with a crucifix and the Beyoncé vehicle, Obsessed. First off, I had no idea there was a special edition of Bad Lieutenant. We already have the regular edition (which, if I'm not mistaken, was my first gift to N) but it's certainly tempting to get another copy. I love that movie so much, for so many reasons, not least of which is the scene where Harvey Keitel does his little shrieky naked marionette dance. (I remember making my dad rent it for me–along with Reservoir Dogs–while I was recuperating from my wisdom teeth extraction. I recall his reaction to the movie was "What the fuck is wrong with people?")
Second, that Beyoncé movie:
Beyoncé is such a monotonous actress that she makes Madonna seem like Sasha Fierce. Seriously, she's the fucking worst and I don't think enough people acknowledge that. Remember when there was Oscar buzz for Dreamgirls? Were people just seduced by her giant ass or what?
And there's a very suspenseful smileyface scene.
My second favorite smackdown of the week is Joan Acocella's examination of the reinterpretation of Judas. Being an art history nerd, I generally appreciate when fellow art history nerds say things like, "It should be the Leonardo Code, you know," which someone has actually said in my presence. And even though I wrote my undergrad thesis on the very topic, I'm not all that keen on the super po-mo interpretation of Christ's sexuality in medieval and Renaissance artwork (WAKE UP!), especially when it's coming from someone whose background is not, in fact, art history. Neither is Acocella:
But the book hits trouble long before it arrives at the modern period, and I think this is because it is essentially an amateur enterprise. Gubar is a literary scholar. Judas is far less important in literature than he is in the visual arts and, needless to say, theology. Again and again, Gubar fails to see her evidence in its proper context. Renaissance artists, she says, turned away from the "earlier stylized portrayals" of the Judas kiss, and began producing more realistic representations, with closeups and facial expressions. That would be an interesting fact about Renaissance paintings of Judas if it were not true of all Renaissance paintings. Likewise with the hints of homophilic feeling that she sees in Caravaggio's "The Taking of Christ." To Gubar, this means that, by the sixteenth century, Judas is being reconceived as Christ's equal, his lover. But it may mean little more than that the painting is by Caravaggio. Hints, and more than hints, of homosexuality appear in a large number of his paintings. That's why many scholars believe that he was homosexual—a fact unmentioned in Gubar's book.
Burn! "That would be an interesting fact about Renaissance paintings of Judas if it were not true of all Renaissance paintings." That sounds like the crits at Bennington, where one faculty member would offer particularly stinging bon mots such as "The titles are as poor as the work" and "This would be interesting if it weren't so pointless and derivative" (my friend D insists he never said that, but what the hell, patina of myth and all that).
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In 1824, the young Niels Abel proved that algebraic equations of the fifth degree and higher are not, in general, solvable in radicals, arguably the first "impossibility proof" in modern mathematics. The story behind Abel's proof reaches back to Greek mathematics and opens a new perspective on the emergence of modern mathematics, how we understand it, and its larger significance in human thought.
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Tecmo reveals the truth about one of the scariest horror games ever!
Tecmo has released an online game trailer and revealed details about the true story behind Fatal Frame for the PS2. For those who aren't in the know, Fatal Frame is the latest game from Tecmo which is based upon two Japanese folk tales, both of which originate from the rural mountainous regions of Japan.
Makoto Shibata, Chief Producer of Fatal Frame, described the inspiration for the games haunted house, "In an area outside Tokyo, there lies a mansion in which its said seven people were murdered in a grisly manner. On the same property, there lie three detached residences that surround the mansion, all of which are rumored to have ties to the mansions troubled past. Its said there is an underground network of tunnels that lay beneath the premises, but nobody knows who made these tunnels or what purpose they served.
Many inexplicable phenomenon have been reported occurring on the property. Bloody handprints have been found splattered all over the walls. Spirits have been spotted on the premises even in broad daylight. A narrow stairway leads to an attic where a spirit-sealed talisman is rumored to be locked away. Men have sought this talisman, only to be found later with their bodies broken and rope marks around their wrists. Theres a crumbling old statue of a woman in a kimono, but its head is missing. If you take a photo of a certain window, a young girl can be seen in the developed picture. These incidents have provoked fear in the people of Tokyo, and many believe that those who live near this area will become cursed. The deaths of those seven people are unexplained to this day."
The trailer itself can be downloaded here.
Woah... That's spooky.
Taking it one day at a time.
I really like this game. It is VERY creepy. I stopped playing because I got Blood Omen 2 but since I finished that I have to get back to Fatal Frame. WooooooooooooO!
Yes, the game is great. The atmosphere is very creepy, with dark surrounding, and old film like picture. Strange noises and visions that you see. Figures walking in the dark, right in the corner of your eye. Fatal Frame is a scariest game I ever played, beating even Silent Hill. It said that the game was based on actual events, and now this story is definately spooky. Beats Blair Witch in every way.
I keep meaning to try this game out. I think it's neat that it's based loosely around actual events.
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Matterhorn Peak, Whorl Mountain
By: Bill T Russell
The 29th annual Russell Family mountaineering trip started Wed afternoon at Twin Lakes and ascended Horse Creek. We camped that night at a good spot on the trail at 9400' (222202). Our party was smaller than usual; wife Pat, son David, niece Leslie and me.
On Thu, we continued on thru the pass and made camp at a fine big sandy spot with a nearby stream at 10680'(919180). It is about 200m NE of the small lake at the head of Spiller Creek. We climbed Matterhorn that pm. The route goes up the obvious broad, shallow chute directly toward the summit. At about 11900' the route veers to the left and goes up a wall onto the south ridge and then up it to the top.
On Fri we did Whorl. The route description below is from memory after the climb so it may be somewhat off but still useful. The route goes south for 1.5 km past the small lake at 10500' and then traverses upward to about 10900' at a point generally south of the summit rocks. From here the big summit pinnacles are visible and to their left is a pinnacle with a squarish top that is bigger than its supporting base. To the left of this square top is a rock that has a domed or round top. The route goes up to the left of this round top over cl 2 and easy cl 3. At perhaps 11500', find a narrow, sandy short, lateral chute that goes up the rib on the right. Ascend this and pass thru a notch in the rib and down, or across, a 6 " ledge to the neighboring chute. Ascend this chute with moderately exposed 2nd class for perhaps 250' elev and find another narrow little lateral chute leading to the top of the rib on the right. Go up this chute to the top and then make a few moves up the rib and discover a narrow pathway between vertical rocks that leads upward to the base of a wall with a large ( 10' dia ?) chockstone. There is a cave under the chockstone and at its back is a 20' vertical, corkscrew like passage with easy climbing that brings one out at the top of the chockstone. If the cave is full of snow, as it was the first time I did Whorl, one can go up the rock to the left of the chockstone; it has a cl 4 move near the bottom. From the top of the chockstone, the route upward is nice cl 2, then an improbable cl 1 "sidewalk" followed by more cl 2 to the nearby summit.
We were surprised and pleased to meet Dave Dykeman, Nancy Gordon and party at the top of the chockstone as they were descending. After going to the summit, we descended to our camp and the next morning, Sat, we hiked out and drove home. It was a very good outing.
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In a 31-page decision on a case brought by convenience-store owners, Judge William K. Sessions last week voided most of Burlington's ordinance barring point-of-purchase materials and limiting stores to two 8 inch-by-14-inch b&w signs for tobacco products, which couldn't be displayed outside by stores within 1,000 feet of any school.
As a U.S. District judge in Chicago had ruled in a case against that city's tobacco ad curbs, Judge Sessions ruled that federal law preempted Burlington from regulating cigarette advertising. He also said that while Burlington had presented evidence ad restrictions might have an effect on curbing underage smoking, the city had failed to show that would definitely be effective or that its law was narrowly tailored.
"The impact of tobacco advertising on young people's decisions to smoke is passionately debated," the judge said. He added the city had failed to prove "less intrusive alternatives" to restricting speech, such as increased law enforcement or public education programs, wouldn't prove as effective.
Amy Sylvester, attorney for the convenience stores, said she was "ecstatic" about the decision and especially "surprised" and pleased the judge ruled on the constitutionality issues.
But she said Burlington's case was somewhat different than earlier cases involving outdoor boards. The state of Vermont already prohibits outdoor boards.
City officials did not return calls for comment by press time.
Ad groups said the ruling in Vermont is another reason that the Supreme Court needs to wrestle again with the issue of commercial speech and the First Amendment.
"When the law depends on where you live, that's the classic definition of when the Supreme Court needs to act," said Dan Jaffe, exec VP of the Association of National Advertisers. "The Supreme Court is being faced with the situation where you have to resolve this once and for all."


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I hate it when you really admire someone's work, and then they come out and tell you they're voting Republican, and then that they're voting for Mike Huckabee - a guy who is openly dismissive of church/state separation.
Not like I could have afforded to hire him anyways, but...it's still disappointing.
I asked a designer the other day if he was available to put together a site for me that I knew would conflict with his religiosity - he said, 'no' - that it would compromise the quality of the work he could do for me.
I can respect both situations:
1) declaring where you stand, even if it'll hurt your business, and
2) turning down work because you don't agree with its purpose.
If we had more of 1), then maybe America wouldn't have murdered so many innocent people in Iraq, Afghanistan, Pakistan, etc. The Dixie Chicks did the right thing.
If we had more of 2), we wouldn't have so many people participating in the building of bombs, etc. This is not an exact parallel, but this person quit the APA because of their unquestioning loyalty to the u.s. military, and all that goes with that (i.e. torture).
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I hate it when you really admire someone's work, and then they come out and tell you they're voting Republican, and then that they're voting for Mike Huckabee - a guy who is openly dismissive of church/state separation.
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I really enjoy reading your blog, it always has great insight. But I am very frustrated with the media's lack of questions to the presidential candidates about global warming. Now that it is down to just a few candidates I would think that this would be a bigger issue.
Live Earth just picked up this topic and put out an article ( http://www.liveearth.org/news.php ) asking why the presidential candidates are not being solicited for their stance on the issue of the climate change. I just saw an article describing each candidate's stance on global warming and climate change on earthlab.com http://www.earthlab.com/articles/PresidentialCandidates.aspx . So obviously they care about it. Is it the Medias fault for not asking the right questions or is it the candidates' fault for not highlighting the right platforms? Does anyone know of other websites or articles that touch on this subject and candidates' views? This is the biggest problem of the century and for generations to come…you would think the next president of the United States would be more vocal about it.


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PITTSBURGH—Corporate recruiters are invited to make early connections with Carnegie Mellon University students during the Business Opportunities Conference (BOC) on Thursday, Sept. 19.
The program, organized by CMU's Career and Professional Development Center (CPDC), connects employers with undergraduate students interested in business-specific fields such as analytics, banking, consulting, finance, marketing and operations.
"Our students are world-class, and each year we recognize their value to the marketplace as more companies come to recruit them," Associate Dean for Career and Professional Development Kevin Monahan said. "We welcome regional, national and international employers from all industries to the BOC. Organizations attending this event gain a competitive advantage in the on-campus recruiting process by being given direct access to CMU students before the start of formal on-campus interviews."
More than 600 students seeking jobs and internships are expected to participate in this year's BOC. While a majority of participants are business and economics majors, students from all academic disciplines attend the event.
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Crystal Palace winger Wilfried Zaha struggled to make an impact at Manchester United.
Ian Holloway has revealed to Sky Sports what he told Sir Alex Ferguson about Wilfried Zaha.
Zaha joined Manchester United from Crystal Palace in January 2013 when Ferguson was in charge of the Red Devils.
The England international winger remained on loan at Palace for the second half of the 2012-13 season and joined up with the United squad in the summer of 2013.
The 23-year-old struggled to make an impact at Old Trafford and was on the fringes of the squad under David Moyes, who succeeded Ferguson as the United manager in the summer of 2013.
Holloway, who managed Zaha at Palace, has revealed what he told Ferguson about the winger before the Scotsman signed him.
"Fergie asked me (Zaha) whether he could win him games at the highest level and I said 'absolutely' as long as he started to understand his role without the ball," Holloway told Sky Sports.
"What he has to learn is when to unleash his tricks and when to pass it. He also has to learn how to move when he hasn't got the ball.
"I was always on at him to score more goals by getting in the box, but he waits around for the ball to come to him. He wants players to pass to him."
Zaha played on loan for Cardiff City in 2014 and after spending a period on loan at Palace, signed for the London club on a permanent contract in February 2015.
The 23-year-old's performances at Palace have improved, and he does look a better player than he did at United, although there is still room for improvement.
The Englishman has scored one goal and created 14 chances in 12 Premier League matches for Palace so far this season.
Zaha has a pass accuracy of 79% and a shot accuracy of 75%, and has won four headers, 36 dribbles and 13 tackles.


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Cherai Beach, a family vacation beach, located about 26 km from Ernakulam city, Kochi, is one of the most beautiful and clean beaches in Kerala,stretching about 15 kms, bordering Vypeen island, with backwaters rimmed by lush green coconut palms and paddy field.
When we visited this beach during the last week of December 2007, it was tourist week there. Many international tourists were also there, enjoying the programs organised by the government.
This beautiful beach is one of the best naturally gifted beaches of Kerala. This beach has the calm serene backwaters on the other side and the land is filled with coconut trees making it a precious gift of the Mother Nature. It is rightly called the "Princess of the Arabian Sea".This unspoilt beach is shallow and pacific. You can see a rare blend of beach and backwaters here. Dolphins are occasionally seen here.
A typical Kerala village with paddy fields and coconut groves nearby makes this place even more beautiful.
Luxury Hotels and Budget Hotels are available there to enjoy your stay in this beautiful place. In addition, ayurvedic treatments for a mersmerizing and revitalizing experience are also available in this beach, which is one of the most beautiful South Indian beaches.
Activities: Swimming,surfing and sunbathing
Other attractions: Close to the village, some ancient historical monuments are there. Some of the important ones are the Pallipuram Fort, one of the first forts built by the Europeans in Kerala, and Kottayil Kovilakam. You can see four different religious buildings here- an ancient Jewish synagogue, a church, a temple and a mosque, all co-exist in peaceful communal harmony within the same compound.
The Beach ResortThis Kochi hotel is located a bit outside the city itself. The Cherai Beach Resort Kochi is situated in the Backwater area which affords guests easy access to the eco-tourism that constitutes one of the area's principal draws. The center of the city is located approximately 13 miles away from this establishment.
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Twitter Inc (NYSE:TWTR): How Should Investors Trade Ahead of Earnings?
The options market is pricing in an explosive move for Twitter Inc(NYSE:TWTR) following its first earnings report as a public company Wednesday night.
Twitter shares have soared more than 150% from their initial offering price in the social-media websites first three months as a public company. And Wednesday will be the first opportunity for investors to take a look at the company's financials and prospects since its debut.
The average analysts' estimate for quarterly revenue is $217.82 million, up 94% from a year ago. The company is expected to post another loss – about 2 cents a share – resulting from investments in research and development and an expanding sales force.
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But the focus Wednesday won't be financials, said JJ Kinahan, chief strategist at T.D. AmeritradeAMTD 0.00%. "Twitter is in its infancy," said Mr. Kinahan. "What it really comes down to is forward-looking statements and what Twitter says about its future prospects."
With little idea on what to expect, the options market is pricing in expectations for a 15% jolt higher or lower for shares through the end of the week following the report, based on the price of an options strategy known as a straddle.
The straddle is a neutral strategy that involves the purchase of both put options, which grant the right to sell shares at a set price by a set date, and call options, which grant the right to buy them. It can profit by moves in either direction. Pricing on weekly options expiring after the close Friday provides clues as to the kind of move the options market is expecting.
The price of a straddle midafternoon Wednesday in weekly $66.50 strike options when the stock was trading at $66.48 was $10.13 a share, according to FactSet data. That means the options market is pricing in a 15% jump or tumble to above $76.61—a record high—or below $56.35—a nearly two-month—through the end of the week.
"When the market doesn't know what to expect, options prices get pumped higher," Mr. Kinahan said. "The straddle is priced for a big move because no one expects them to make money yet, and it all comes down to how people interpret the forward-looking statements."
Individual trades Wednesday painted a mixed picture, Mr. Kinahan said, with a blend of bearish hedging by existing stockholders and bullish speculation.
In one trade, an investor set up a strategy known as a "call spread," in which a trader buys calls at one strike price and sells an equal number at a higher strike price. While selling calls at the high price caps profits, the premium collected from the sale helps offset the cost of buying the lower strike calls.
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Looks like we can stop the guessing about the name for the new iPhone expected to be announced by Apple in just a few hours. iPhone 5 has been the favorite among predicted names for the next gen iPhone for sometime and now it's all but officially confirmed by search results at apple.com itself.
As MacRumors reports searches for 'iPhone-5' get several revealing results – most tellingly the one highlighted in my screencap above that looks to be from the Apple PR library and is titled 'Apple Introduces iPhone 5'.
You can see this for yourself if you do a search for that term at the apple.com site – just don't forget the hyphen.
Happy iPhone 5 Day folks.
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Yes, drones have entered most facets of our lives, programmed and operated by forward-thinking businesses looking to perform high-precision tasks. The Federation of American Scientists reports that roughly 90 companies in the U.S. alone manufacture unmanned aircraft. Real estate, agriculture, mass media, engineering, and digital mapping are all areas in which lightweight, efficient unmanned aircraft operate.
In each case, flight paths are written into software, sometimes with the drone's owner monitoring and even modifying flights via their computer. In fact, many drones you see in the air are simply controlled through a smart phone. Most functions we'll be discussing involve video or still cameras mounted on the aircraft, used to collect data not very possible otherwise. What you'll see below may inspire you in a way that will elevate your business!
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Commercial use of drones is sanctioned by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) for several industries, including all the ones discussed here. Real estate is a blossoming use of drone services and continues to grow.
The benefits of aerial photography provide a ready-made demand in the real estate industry, which has long used helicopters to photograph parcels of land and buildings. Drone aircraft get it done much less expensively and much more efficiently.
Unmanned aircraft can fly much lower than full-sized helicopters, which means they are perfectly designed to photograph the nooks and crannies of shopping centers, malls, and neighborhoods. In fact, they can scope out undeveloped land. The detailed and comprehensive photos produced this way are invaluable to the real estate pro, both for evaluating spaces and for showing them to clients.
Keep in mind that unmanned craft can often record video, and many real estate agents have taken advantage of this to give potential buyers not only the specs of what they'll be purchasing, but the larger context. Real estate agents can show potential clients the spectacular view from their future digs.
A recent panel discussion in D.C. included the fact that nearly half of recent applications for FAA commercial permits are for real estate use.
Agriculture Drone Services
When people think of the use of aircraft in agriculture, they picture chemicals being sprayed through the summer air. In fact, this is one use of drones in the agricultural sector. About a year ago, the FAA approved the Yamaha RMAX for this purpose. The RMAX dwarfs many drones—it's twelve feet long, with a cockpit big enough for an adult squirrel, and it weighs in at 55 pounds.
The key concept of crop-dusting agricultural drones is precision. This allows farmers to use less of the chemicals in question, and also limits unwanted exposure for farm staff.
But perhaps a larger and emerging area in which drones are valuable in agriculture is the collection of data. It's easy for drones to shoot photos of an entire farm, with which detailed maps can be made. Further, data collected by our drone services can help farmers detect diseases or lack of nutrition in their crops. Here, the technology in play is sensors, which can measure some of these problems. In short, the drones can see and photograph things not visible to the naked eye. The data is then uploaded and analyzed by apps, allowing farmers to put it to its best use. In fact, the heat-seeking technology in play can actually help farmers detect illness in some livestock.
Some of the drones used for agricultural data-gathering purposes are small, light, and simple to use.
Mass Media Drone Services
In 2011, the University of Nebraska established the Drone Journalism Lab to investigate uses of the unmanned aircraft in news gathering.
More recently, a group of ten media organizations, including the Washington Post and CNN, explored further options for journalists. As with some of the other industries interested in drones, journalists are drawn to drones' ability to go where manned aircraft can't, catching video and photos of fires, earthquake sites, even riots.
Therefore, news organizations that can't afford traffic copters could instead opt for a less-expensive drone aircraft and keep themselves competitive. In fact, with modest investments, freelance photojournalists and others can develop a niche by offering hard-to-get aerial images. Here's a great video of a drone equipped with a Phantom 3 Pro surveying the glorious sights of New York City.
Engineering Drone Services
Engineering is all about planning. When an engineer is plotting a project to construct, no matter what it is, there can often be unknowns concerning materials, space, or other physical conditions. To the rescue come drone aircraft, which can use their sensors to gather information not otherwise possible.
One specific use for unmanned vehicles is evaluating the condition of infrastructure, using SLAM, simultaneous localization and mapping.
The red-green-blue cameras mounted on drones have the ability to locate cracks in concrete and other materials. For example, one unmanned flight over Lake Okeechobee ferreted out dangerous erosion in the Herbert Hoover Dike. The resolution of the images created by drone aircraft is much higher than that of traditional aerial photography.
Environmental engineers can use photos from UAVs to monitor changes in the condition of a particular ecosystem over time. However, the possibilities for use in engineering are limited only by one's imagination. A Penn St. aerospace engineering professor is using drone aircraft to mimic the flight of the albatross, which will allow him to learn more about it.
Indeed, many engineering students learn valuable principles by designing and manufacturing drone aircraft. Thus, the benefits of drones to engineers are wide-ranging and versatile.
Digital Mapping Drone Services
Digital mapping is probably the use of drones that is most developed and in popular practice today. As mentioned above, unmanned craft can get relatively close to ground and can navigate some difficult spaces. They can also create very high-resolution images, which is an asset that makes them indispensable for mapping.
Generally, images (referred to by mappers as data) collected by the drones are fed into sophisticated software that generates the kind of maps needed. These maps can play their roles in many of the fields listed above, including agriculture.
One of the exciting areas of digital mapping is the creation of 3D representations. One area in which this applies is land development and construction. Previously, executives in these fields had to take their data to engineers for interpretation. Now, however, the high-res photos from drones can be transformed into 3D pictures of the topography of tricky terrains. Anyone can interpret these maps, and that cuts down on time and expense. As another example, one research team used UAVs to map a 25-square kilometer region of the eastern Tibetan Plateau.
Drones are now becoming more and more prominent in the area of Lidar, light detecting and ranging, which allows for the building op topographic and similar maps showing contours of areas. The technology implements the rapid fire of lasers from the sensor to its target, thus building up a map of the contours of the area. This can get as specific as showing the steepness of slopes, and the technology is valuable due to its high degree of accuracy. Drones are perfect for this use and our drone services will help you achieve the maps you need.
You may have a project that can call for a drone aircraft, or you may need to find out from experts if a drone can do what you're planning. We can help you in these areas, and may be able to guide you in designing your project and its inclusion of drones.
There are far too many uses of drones for us to spell out here. Even if you're not in an industry described above, you may have an analogous use. Whatever ideas you have, please reach out to us and ask us how we can help with drone services. We have a wide variety of aircraft for a wide variety of uses.


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Wacky Wednesday: The Mangoes Have Arrived!
This could easily qualify as a Food in the News blog, but in this case, I am finding it weird and wacky that everyone is losing their heads over the fact that Pakinstani mangoes have arrived in America! Why are these fruits so special? They even had their own party! Read on to learn more about these succulent fruits and their newfound celebrity status!
After several years of negotiations, America finally has the Pakistani mango! Hurrah, huzzah, hooray!
In a media press release, the US Department of Agriculture said that both America and Pakistan (the largest exporter of mangoes) had lobbied to open the US market to Pakistani mango growers and to give all of us stateside the opportunity to enjoy a wider variety of fruit. Who doesn't love a bit of variety? The sweet fruit landed at Chicago's bustling O' Hare airport just this week (wearing a fur coat and heels, no doubt)!
The infamous and much-prized mangoes were served at a Chicago gala hosted by Pakistan's ambassador to the US. The much-discussed fruit was wheeled out and presented with pride and gusto, surrounded by ice sculptures. It was a grand and dramatic presentation according to the enviable guests. Photos were taken, hearts were stolen. It was quite the event for such a small fruit!
All joking aside, there is a considerable amount of excitement in both the US Pakistani community and with sweet fruit lovers alike. The Pakistani community misses this fruit (their national fruit) and people say that the Mexican varieties can't compare to the sweetness of the Pakistani mango. It also holds a lot of important to their history and food culture.
The mangoes will be treated in Iowa before being sold to the public. (Almost sounds like they're going to get 'some work done')!
I wonder if the mangoes wore their best evening gowns to the gala! What do you think about this fruit? Are you interested in trying it? Is all the hype warranted?
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The eleven-story Second Brazer Building was designed by architect Cass Gilbert and constructed between 1896 and 1899. A Boston Landmark in addition to being listed in the National Register of Historic Places, this Beaux Arts-style structure is significant as Gilberts first major East Coast project and as one of the earliest steel-framed buildings in Boston. Prior to the rehabilitation project, much of the terra-cotta and limestone facing was deteriorated or cracked, and the limestone was soiled and stained by organic matter and, in some cases, copper sulfate. At the northeast corner, there was movement and deterioration of stone and terra-cotta masonry, which had resulted from rusting of the underlying steel frame and anchorage components. The finishes of the ornamented cresting at the 10th-floor cornice had eroded and its surface was rusted in some areas.
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From augmented personal telepresence to mobile dietary assessment: an image processing perspective"
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Advancement in image/video processing enables many novel applications that improve our daily life, such as immersive and interactive teleconferencing and smart mobile health monitoring. Immersion is a highly desirable characteristic in audio-visual conferencing, with potential to revolutionize long-distance healthcare and education. However, such capability is currently associated with high-cost and limited accessibility. In the first part of the talk, I will present a coherent suite of technology, including video analysis and processing as well as human computer interaction that may eventually allow one to experience telepresence using smartphones anywhere with access to the Internet.
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Fengqing Maggie Zhu received the B.S., M.S. and Ph.D. degrees in Electrical and Computer Engineering in 2004, 2006 and 2011, respectively, all from Purdue University. Her graduate study was partially supported by a Charles C. Chappelle Graduate Fellowship and a Motorola Foundation Fellowship. She was a Student Intern at the Sharp Laboratories of America, Camas, WA, in the summer of 2007 and attended the McKinsey Insight Engineering & Science Program in the summer of 2008, as well as the NIH Mobile Health Summer Training Institute in 2011. She is currently a Staff Researcher in the media communication & interaction group at Huawei Technologies (USA), Santa Clara, CA, where she received a Huawei Certification of Recognition for Core Technology Contribution in 2012. Dr. Zhu's research interests include video compression, image/video processing and analysis, computer vision and computational photography.


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Fifth in our "Made for iPhone" hearing aid series
Several people who wear 5-6 year old hearing aids have written in asking if they should wait the 6-9 months for the "Made for iPhone" hearing aids to become available; and our answer is a strong NO, for at least five reasons:
First off, hearing aids built before approximately 2010 lack nanocoating, making them much less reliable — They could be on the hook for an expensive overhaul between now and next summer;
Second, these people who choose to wait will be missing out on 6-9 months of much better hearing than they are receiving now with their borderline-obsolete instruments, especially since the core audiological performance will essentially be unchanged;
Third, most (but not all) of the functionality of the "Made for iPhone" hearing aids is already here, but in separate proprietary devices such as "spouse mics," Bluetooth streamers, TV/stereo transmitters, and remote controls: Just as the iPhone has wrapped up things we used to carry separately (cell phone, watch, MP3 player, sound meter, stopwatch, etc… into one package, the "Made for iPhone" hearing aids will have most of the functionality of these separate accessories integrated into the iPhone apps;
Fourth, due to the Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) architecture built by ON Semiconductor & used by five of the "Big Six" hearing aid manufacturers (Widex uses Application Specific Integrated Circuit (ASIC) architecture¹), there will be a constant parade of bugfix firmware updates expected with any v1.0 release;
Fifth, here in the United States many people have Flexible Savings Accounts (FSA's) averaging $5500 as part of their health insurance package, with year-end "use it or lose it" requirements. What's more, starting in 2013 under ØbamaCare FSA's will be capped at $2500, so you'll lose about half of the tax advantage if you postpone into 2013. That being said, this is the busy season for medical professionals, as this very "use it or lose it" issue has waiting rooms overflowing at cosmetic surgeons, dentists… And at hearing aid professionals. Instead, the best time to buy new hearing aids is in the first two weeks of January, as quarterly tax payments are due on January 15th.
For these reasons, if your hearing aids are more than 3-4 years old, we at The Hearing Blog Do Not recommend postponing replacing them.
1) Widex is unlike the other five of the "Big Six" (Oticon, Phonak, Starkey, Siemens & ReSound) hearing aid manufacturers that use ON Semi FPGA's & Two-Pi signal processing libraries, which provide for a 6-9 month cycle (including regression testing). Instead, the successful Danish company, which proverbally marches to their own drummer, does their own in-house development using ASIC's which do not use flash memory (firmware). Because of this choice, Widex' instruments have a much longer — Up to 3 year — design & regression testing cycle, as all of the bugs need to be wrung out before committing the design to the masks for the foundry: This is why they didn't release their wireless Clear platform until Spring 2011. However, there is one big advantage to using an ASIC over an FPGA in a hearing aid: Battery drain is about half, with the Clear Fusion sipping 1.0mA, allowing for 10A cells to be effectively used in CIC's for 2-3 days.
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Jon Stewart: Is the Media Focusing Too Much On Caitlyn Jenner's Looks?
Jon Stewart Wants to Know Why We Can't Stop Talking About Caitlyn's Appearance
Over the last few days the coverage of Caitlyn Jenner has fountained over with comments regarding the celebrity's inaugural appearance as a woman. Her hair, that white satin bodice, those fit legs, doesn't she look like Jessica Lange, or perhaps Idina Menzel?, and so on and so forth. And fortunately for the most part Caitlyn's been met with an overwhelming amount of support from the country, which has been beautiful to witness. Of course, you also have a few conservative bottom-feeders trumpeting Caitlyn's transition as marking the end of western society – but we were expecting that much.
Surprisingly, Jon Stewart has come towards the issue from a more critical perspective — but maybe not in the way that you might think. Instead of analyzing Caitlyn's transition itself, Stewart focused on criticizing the way in which the media has covered Caitlyn's story. First Stewart commends the surprising amount of support that Jenner's received from the media, but then he goes after them for focusing solely on Caitlyn's looks.
"It's really heartening to see that everyone is willing to not only accept Caitlyn Jenner as a woman, but to waste no time in treating her like a woman," punted Stewart during last night's Daily Show. "You see, Caitlyn, when you were a man we could talk about your athleticism, your business acumen," he said to Jenner about being a woman in this country. "Now you're a woman, and your looks are the only thing we care about."
It's true. It's only been a few days and we've compared Caitlyn's attractiveness to plenty of other women, slut-shamed her for the outfit she wore in the Vanity Fair photo shoot, called her out for being old, and reminded one another that she probably doesn't look that great in person — so basically she's been pinned right up there with every other female celebrity, because these are the same conversations that we've always had about women.
But to be fair, this is also the most immediate way Americans know how to deal with this topic. It's the first time a celebrity has had such a highly publicized sex-change, and the most normative first reaction in dealing with our opinion on the subject is through our visual response. This was an "unveiling," after all. And the imagery is meant to be a game-changer, and it has been! Bruce's face has been at the center of his transition all the way from the initial tabloid rumor explosion, across the line to his Diane Sawyer interview. And had Caitlyn not looked absolutely fabulous when they pulled off that white sheet, it might have meant something very different for the future acceptance of trans people in America.
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As we continue to get to know Caitlyn, hopefully our secondary reactions will be less superficial, and we'll begin to have conversations about trans culture in America on a deeper level. Because if her "bangability" is all we can talk about, it's going to be a long eight weeks as we all watch Jenner's new E! series I Am Cait.
And as Stewart mentioned,"So Caitlyn Jenner, congratulations. Welcome to being a woman in America."
Have we already picked her appearance to pieces? "Welcome to being a woman in America."


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OceanArt with Sun
Afternoon sun playing tricks in the waves
Soft cream wave
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Muddy ocean
Fantasy Ocean Electric
The ocean from viewed with Fantasy glasses
Natural Waves
Shot near Newport Oregon during storm.


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How to Pick Up a Guy at a Gay Bar. Most people who you'll find in a gay bar are there to pick up people of the same sex. Patrons may want to pick people up for dates, relationships or one night stands. Gay bars are one of the few places where homosexuals can go to make these pick-ups without running the risk of offending a potentially heterosexual person, and that's part of what makes the bars so popular in the gay community. If you want to pick up a guy at a gay bar, there are a few simple techniques you should learn.
Spot your target and approach him quickly. Once you see someone you're attracted to in the gay bar, make eye contact with him immediately. Then, walk up to him within a minute of making eye contact. If you wait any longer, his attention may have moved elsewhere. Worse, you may come across as timid or hesitant, which are not attractive qualities to most men.
Have a few conversation-openers handy, but avoid using any obvious pick-up lines. Chances are, your intended guy has heard all of those lines before, anyway. Talk about something different and neutral, such as the atmosphere of the bar itself, a popular TV show, local politics or even the weather. The point is to get into a conversation as quickly as possible.
Offer to buy your guy a drink. Not only will this show you're a generous person, it will also get the guy to relax a little bit and become more open in both the conversation and in his interest in you.
Move to somewhere more private. Find a quiet corner of the bar where the two of you can take your drinks and engage in more intimate conversation without being distracted by the noise and activity of other people.
Try to close the deal. If the conversation is going well and the two of you seem to be hitting it off, ask for the guy's phone number and give him yours. Then, be sure to call him the next day. Contrary to popular belief, guys will not become more interested in you if you make them wait a week for your phone call. In fact, it will only annoy most of them.
Before heading out to the gay bar, spend some time attending to your personal hygiene. Shave, brush your teeth, shower and wash your hair. Pluck any hairs that need plucking and clean and trim your nails, if necessary. Everyone appreciates a well-groomed person, and gay men are renowned for their commitment to cleanliness. Dress in a sexy, alluring manner without becoming a walking billboard for sex. Try to adopt the look of a hot guy from a fashion magazine ad.


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White. Blue. Black. Gold. Repeat. Different amount and density of paint mixtures in specific colours are poured into a plastic cup until the vessel is almost three-quarter full. With steady hands, the artist places a framed canvas on top of the cup and swiftly flips the whole thing upside down.
The cup is left in that position for a couple of minutes to allow for the paint to work its magic. "White has a heavier pigment and sinks to the bottom. Along the way it will drag the dark blues and gold down together so there's some nice mixing happening in the cup. Something magical. We'll wait and see," begins acrylic-pouring artist, Arhnue Tan, her eyes dancing excitedly.
Two minutes later, Tan lifts the cup, releasing a stunning composition of colours in the process. It's a beautiful mess that reminds me of Van Gogh's Starry Night. With no clear idea of what to expect, the 35-year-old gently moves the canvas around as the fluid paint begins to form a nice texture all around. White nets start to form on top of the dark blue surface while on the bottom, what looks like cracked eggshells begin to emerge.
"It will continue to 'evolve' until the paint is dried. Knowing your materials will help you achieve all types of lacing and cellular patterns on your painting. It's all a play on density, colour mix and the different formulas," explains Tan, before revealing with a flourish: "There you go — the flip-cup painting technique."
There are many different techniques when it comes to acrylic-pouring and each one yields different outcomes. The most basic technique, says Tan, is known as a 'dirty pour', with flip-cup, flip-and-drag and swirl movements adding to the varying levels of difficulty.
Pouring is magical
Pouring art is an unconventionally innovative way to create artworks. The defining characteristic of this painting technique is that you don't apply the paint with a brush or palette knife. Instead, you use gravity to move the paint across a canvas.
This method allows for the colours in their various densities to blend naturally as they come in contact with each other. You can either use one colour at a time, or multiple paints to maximise the colour blending.
This is a very experimental form of art with a high risk of failure. Subtle effects such as change in colour or muddy splotches from the interaction between different liquid colours can also affect the outcome during the drying process.
"I've wasted so much paint experimenting with different techniques and colour combos. It's both fascinating and frustrating at the same time because you simply don't know what to expect," shares Tan, before regaling us with her many incidents of unsuccessful 'pours'.
While the practice of pouring is definitely not a new way to apply paint, it can get pretty challenging and costly to achieve consistent results. However, it's vital to the process and conducting continuous experiments is integral towards understanding what are the most critical controlling factors, which preside over the basic paint-pouring itself.
For example, Tan relies a lot on her intuition when it comes to getting the formulas right. "There's a certain formula for every mixture and it differs with every brand. It's like cooking where there's lots of agak-agak (estimation) and practise. You'll slowly find what works and what doesn't, what creates different outcomes, and what brings out your favourite effects."
There are as many methods as there are product combinations to try. It's important to appreciate each acrylic paint colour as it has its own unique formula, and pigments vary in their density and ability to move and spread. Then you need to factor in the addition of water and other mediums. Toss in the impact of the painting substrate and also your current state of mind. Suddenly, predictable pouring seems unattainable. Enthuses Tan: "The key thing for me is knowing when to stop because with dirty pours for instance, I can just go on and on with the composition."
Colourful Discovery
Born in Penang and of Chinese and Indian descent, Tan moved to Subang, Selangor at the age of 10. "I studied Economics and Finance in Melbourne and got myself a job soon after I graduated. I worked as an investment analyst for over 11 years. Work was very demanding and time-consuming," recalls the self-confessed avid traveller.
She left her job at the beginning of 2016. "I started to wonder what I was doing with my life. As I enjoyed travelling and diving, I decided to spend the entire year doing the things I like. I went on eight diving trips that year and it was the time when I started taking art classes." She began with oil painting before graduating to watercolour and sketching.
"To be honest, I was afraid in the beginning. But when you put pen to paper, you're halfway there. After a while, you kind of can 'draw'," confides Tan. It was sometime early last year that she began attending acrylic-pouring classes conducted by a European lady. "I was taught the basics and had to discover my own styles, learn different techniques and familiarise myself with the flow of the art," recalls Tan.
She remembers quite vividly her trip to the art store where she splurged on various acrylic paints and art materials. "RM1,000 later and I asked myself what on earth I was going to do with all that stuff! So I went home and tried every possible combinations and mixtures on the floor. I ended up having a lot of fun with my new-found techniques."
It wasn't long before she started posting her works online where she managed to garner encouraging feedbacks and made some sales along the way. Several months later, Tan was approached by the Craft Crowd, an art and craft set up, to organise workshops on acrylic pouring. With the help of social media and a little luck, her classes became a hit!
"I think being able to create something truly inspires me. In fund management and investment, you have a tangible outcome and your clients pick up those numbers. But this is where I can 'produce' something tangible that is unique and can inspire others," says Tan.
The bubbly artist recently conducted a pouring workshop for 10 wheelchair-bound seniors in an elderly care centre that was looking to bring something different for the old folks. "When the paint started coming into the cup, their eyes lit up. When they were pouring, they literally moaned at the sight of what they were creating. It was the first time that I was doing something like this and it really warmed the heart. It just shows me that I can do so much more with pouring art," shares Tan, her smile wide.
The artist believes that acrylic pouring can be simplified in such a way that it can become accessible to everyone. If you don't mind a bit of mess and spending a fair bit on paint (which can be quite expensive), it really is rather fun to try.
Tan returned to a full time career last year. But that's not to say that she's planning on giving up on this art form any time soon. In fact, she's hoping to take it to the next level. "I see myself pouring more and exploring different styles this year. This is more than just a hobby. There's something going on for sure. I just don't know what it is," confides Tan, concluding mysteriously.


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Special Occasion
Top Nice UK
Released: 16th June 2014 | 3 track electropop ep
Three track EP of experimental, inventive pop from Special Occasion, a collaboration between David C. Gray and Guy Gormley (Enchante). Currently getting support from New York's Bryce Hackford and Charlie Bones of NTS radio. Limited 7'' pressing out on Top Nice UK. Sleeve drawing by Edwin Burdis. Anthem!


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Assad: Amnesty for Some! And Other News
Less than a week after winning another 7 year term in Syria's "democratic election", Bashar al-Assad declared a general amnesty for all prisoners within the country.
Syria's pro-government Al Ikhbariya television station announced Assad would commute some death sentences to life imprisonment, reduce jail terms for many offences and cancel some others altogether. The decree would also give foreigners who entered the country "to join a terrorist group or perpetrate a terrorist act" an amnesty option if they surrendered to authorities within a month. Kidnappers who free their hostages and army deserters would also be covered by the decree. Of course, Assad also insisted the Syrian government had no idea how those chemical weapons wound up in a Damascus suburb… so who knows if he'll stand by his decree. As for the tens of thousands of jailed opposition supporters, there's been no word yet on whether or not the amnesty will apply to them – but they probably shouldn't hold their breath… unless they're being water boarded in prison. Reuters
The world's oldest man is no longer. Alexander Imich, the oldest known man on earth, died at the age of 111 Sunday in his Manhattan home. Born February 4, 1903, Imich came to the U.S. after fleeing a Nazi invasion of his native Poland. The retired chemist and parapsychologist lived on New York's Upper West Side until his death and attributed his long life to never drinking alcohol and a healthy dose of swimming and gymnastics. Guinness is now investigating the claim that 111-year-old Sakari Momoi of Japan is the new world's oldest man. But neither come close to the world's oldest woman – 116-year-old Misao Okawa of Japan. Well, they actually came pretty close. Fox News
Obama is sticking by his swap! Speaking at a press conference in Brussels Thursday, President Obama strongly defended his decision to swap five members of the Taliban for Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl. A national controversy has erupted over whether or not Obama paid too high a price, but according to the president, "no man left behind" trumps "we do not negotiate with terrorists". "We saw an opportunity and we seized it and I make no apologies for that," Obama said. "It would have been offensive and incomprehensible to consciously leave an American behind — no matter what," John Kerry, a Vietnam War veteran, told CNN. As for the 28-year-old former captive, he's not doing so hot. He is reportedly suffering from disorders affecting his skin after surviving five years of harsh treatment at the hands of his Taliban captors. Word on the street (the New York Times…) says the Taliban kept him in a metal cage in the dark for weeks after he tried to escape. He is also struggling with emotional issues and has yet to contact his parents. And to make matters worse (for Bergdahl), the soldier's former comrades have charged he was captured by the Taliban in 2009 after deserting his post – an accusation that conservative Republicans and crazed pundits have pounced on. An alleged traitor coming back to America in exchange for FIVE dangerous terrorists?!? Maybe he would be better off back in the Taliban's metal cage… Raw Story
There's nothing like putting a positive spin on a military coup! The military junta that seized power in Thailand last month isn't ready to relinquish power but they are ready to boost national levels of happiness. The army has launched an official campaign that involves free concerts, food, female dancers, and horses for petting (?) in order to "return happiness" to the country after a decade of political upheaval. And what better way to usher in a new wave of happiness than with a happiness song. The song, Return Happiness to Thailand, features such reassuring lyrics as "we offer to take care and protect you with our hearts" and "give us a little more time". The lovely ballad was penned by the army chief himself, General Prayut Chan-O-Cha and has been viewed more than 200,000 times on YouTube, making the song far more popular with the Bangkok crowd than the General himself. Raw Story
Shootings, shootings, shootings! A few days after 26-year-old Aaron Ybarra gave in to his "fascination with mass shootings" by shooting up Seattle Pacific University, three people, including two police officers, were killed in a Las Vegas shooting spree. The violence began at a Las Vegas pizza restaurant and ended at a nearby Walmart, where the two alleged gunmen—a married couple believed to be in their twenties—killed a woman in the store and then committed suicide. Witnesses told police the shooters said: "This is a revolution" during their attack. As for the motive, there appears to be a white-supremacy connection to the attacks. Investigators reportedly found white-supremacist and swastika-laden paraphernalia in the couple's apartment and according to neighbors the couple had a reputation for spouting racist, anti-government views. Strangely enough, the two officers killed in the attack were white. BBC News


text: well 2 months ive waited for a result from an mri scan on my lower back - not the news i wanted . L4/5 degenerative disc protrusion episodic acute back spasms walks with a side lumber [ like house without the stick ] spinal surgery will not help . so. next time people say , proxygo yeh hes that rude guy, remember, i maybe rude in nature , but being in pain 24/7 doesn't help either .


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Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi has been in the news the past couple days after her meltdown in last week's episode of "Jersey Shore," but is the public growing tired of her? In a Parade.com poll, Snooki was voted as the third-most annoying celebrity, getting 21 percent of the vote.
Kim Kardashian was the winner with 29 percent, while Charlie Sheen came in second with 27 percent.
Meanwhile, Snooki was in Atlantic City this weekend, making an appearance at the The Pool After Dark in Harrah's. (Video below)
Here's some more 'Jersey Shore' buzz around the web:
- "The Situation" made an appearance to promote Devotion Vodka at a liquor store in Westborough, Mass., where tons of fans braved the rain to greet him -- including a 2-year-old. [Patch]
- Want to make a "Jersey Shore" playlist for your next party? Here's a soundtrack from the show. [Screen Junkies]
- Sammi became the latest cast member to eclipse the 1-million follower mark on Twitter. The only original cast member who hasn't? Ronnie, of course. [Twitter]


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Interpreters are language professionals that sell their unique skill set to customers who need to meet their communication needs. Interpreters are certainly knowledge workers, although we are a peculiar kind in that our work is not captured in easily defined "products".
This means that it's all the more important for interpreters, many of whom are independent contractors or freelancers, to put a face on their work. To have an online presence and perhaps a portfolio.
Not a blog, like this one. A real website that sells your image as a professional and allows people to hire you.
But after a quick internet search last night, I noticed that unlike other knowledge workers, I can't find any ASL interpreters who have their own professional websites.
Do you know of any interpreters with professional websites?
Do you think interpreters should have professional websites?
Why are they so rare in our field?


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Deknudt Basic Square Mirror
Product Code: DK1043
Square metallic leaf mirror.
Create an inviting focal point in your entrance hallway with the Deknudt Basic Square Mirror.
Inspired by the enduring metallic interior trend, this understated yet equally elegant mirror is the perfect accent for both classic and contemporary interior spaces.
Square in shape with a high quality glass plate, the mirror is framed in a choice of artisan metallic finishes.
Using a choice of both copper and silver leaf, the aesthetic is achieved by hand applying leaf by leaf in a layered configuration to create a very subtle tiled effect.
Combine with metallic designer lighting from the Houseology designer homeware collection to really up the style tempo in your chosen space.
Please note: Due to the handcrafted nature of this product, each mirror is distinctively unique every time with no two exactly alike.
Weight: 10.3kg (approx.)
About The Brand
Deknudt is a designer homeware brand with a passion for mirrors. This family run company was first established in 1946 underpinned by an ethos to enhance and reflect your interior personality with their iconic designer mirror collections. Combining a love for innovation and a passion for the highest quality design, reflection and frame, Deknudt have been designing, producing and supplying decorative mirrors the world over for three generations. Celebrated for their superior craftsmanship and timeless designs, the collection includes classic mirrors for Chic interior spaces, antique-inspired icons for Luxe interiors and minimalist, Scandic mirror designs for utterly Urban styling.
Why shop with Houseology
Houseology is not only the UK's premier online interior design store - it is an emporium of design ideas, advice & inspiration and a platform of tools & technology designed to make your interior design decisions and calculations easy.


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October 14, 2007
Twitter Updates for 2007-10-14
- Home from an afternoon at a petting zoo and pumpkin patch with my three favorite people. Exhausted, but it was a blast! #
- @GrammarGirl: Agh! So close to Halloween too… #
- Eating pizza and drinking wine with the woman I love. Night Night. #
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A Verizon Wireless phone plan can be changed online, by calling customer service, visiting a store location or from the device itself. My Verizon allows you to view and make account adjustments from a computer as well as through downloading the self-service app on your phone.
The option to backdate the plan change is available to cover any anticipated overages and make use of the new plan features that may include additional airtime or data. Adjustments to pricing are displayed before you're asked to finalize any plan changes. A plan change can be done anytime during a contract and has no effect on contract dates.


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Q: " The idea is that a group of people all taking pictures of the same event or the same place can have their photos automatically sorted and organized by location and matching content into an instant photo collections. This is the natural marriage of photography and crowd-sourcing. "
Ah FB questions is finally here ;)
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