Our tutor at Morley arranges one off-site trip during the course. This year's was to a very thought-provoking exhibition at the Slade Research Centre, to see an exhibition curated by a PhD student, who is a friend of one of the course participants.
The pieces in the exhibition are either by PhD students at the Slade, tutors at the Slade or artists who the curator admires. Several of the pieces were made in situ, as the exhibition was installed. We were given a guided tour by the curator, which was very necessary for me, as there was little information about the pieces available in the exhibition. A integral part of the exhibition is an installation of earpieces playing interviews of the 27 artists by the curator. Each of these can be listened to individually.
I was struck by: the photographs of Gina Glover; the folded photographs by Dryden Goodwin; Lisa Milroy; Eleanor Morgan; Susan Dergescamera less photography ( not an easy website to navigate, but beautiful images in the gallery once you find your way there); Fiona Curran, with this linked image reinterpreted in needlepoint and in patchwork;Simon Faithfull.
I loved the huge piece by Elly Thomas and wanted to throw myself in to the pile of sculptured shapes, as the person in the accompanying video was doing. It didn't feel as if this was permitted, so unlike the full tactile experience of the Ernesto Netto pieces from a couple of years ago, something was missing.
We then sat as a group and had a lively discussion about the delineations between art,craft and design; why is it acceptable for an "art" piece to be badly crafted; is the immediate response to a piece of art a more honest reaction than the secondary response after finding out more about the context, the method or the biography of the artist?; how much information is needed to accompany a piece of art to allow interpretation of a piece; does art have to be about something?; why can't beautiful, functional items be considered as art?
The exhibition ends today, and I would really like to have gone again, particularly as I've now had time to find out more about the artists who are exhibiting. As several of them were exhibiting pieces in media that were not their usual method of working, this definitely adds another dimension to understanding what we were looking at. I knew that by going to Morley I would meet lots of talented and skilled individuals, but I did not imagine that my art horizons would be broadened to this extent, what a treat.
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i'm looking to get a first name followed by four scores and finally a last name, stored into multiple arrays (a char *array, a float array, & a char *array). getting the scores i understand however the names are pointer arrays. as far that goes what am i doing wrong here
You can find the length of the whole name string (there's a string function for this). Using a loop, go backwards from that last position till you find a blank space. The index of that space is the length of the first name (plus middle name, if present). One past that is the index of the first char of the last name. Consider ...
Assuming you have a declaration for char * newptr; your handling of the pointer arrays looks correct, as far as that goes. There are other problems or questions:
First clarify, is the data in the form you show in example ( fn ln s1 s2 s3 s4) or as in your description ( fn s1 s2 s3 s4 ln ) ? That makes a difference.
Second, reading in first and last names separately will cause problems when there's a middle initial or multiple first or last names (Billy Bob Smith, Sara Jones Carter). As you have the code now, all you read in is a first name, then try to read the scores, which is going to cause input failure.
Third, you can cut out a bit of redundancy by allocating memory directly to the array of pointers, as in FNs[i] = new char; strcpy(FNs[i], Name); What does the assignment actually say about handling the names? Are there any qualifications of the types of names, or assurances of only two name parts?
Breaking up the name is now a bit simpler, but still needs some work.
My approach is to read the whole name in at one go to a temporary string using getline( ). Then work backwards from the end to find the space that marks the beginning of the last name. (and the ending of the first name middle initial). Copy the firstname portion - strncpy or strncat will work, since you know how much to copy. Then you can copy the last name in several ways.
1 - simply loop from where last name start to end of last name, storing char by char to the last name array element.
2 - use strcpy/strcat using the address of the first character of the last name as the source string. Example:
char tempname = "John Q. Public";
char fname = "";
char lname = "";
//find index of the space between Q. and Public, store as start
strncat( fname, tempname, start );
strcat( lname, &tempname[start+1] );
And I'm sure someone else has other more elegant ways, but I think this is clear for the beginner.
understood but a q: i'm assuming i could use that to get the first name (and a initial should it contain one) if i have the number of characters the last name takes up, so how do i work backwards to figure out the length of the last name? let alone separate the first and last name from each other
You can find the length of the whole name string (there's a string function for this). Using a loop, go backwards from that last position till you find a blank space. The index of that space is the length of the first name (plus middle name, if present). One past that is the index of the first char of the last name. Consider
char wholename = "John Doe";
J o h n D o e \0 content
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11.....19 indexes
length of string is 8, which is also the index of the NULL terminator
start loop at 7, go backwards till you find the blank at index 4.
So, first name is of length 4. The string containing the last name starts at
&wholename (address of the element at index 5.) String functions will think the string starts there, and still ends at the NULL terminator.
for the strncat to work, you must set the FN to an empty string. Simply allocating the memory does not do that.
FNs[i] = new char;
strcpy( FNs[i], "" );
In looking for the space before the last name, start you loop at namelength-1. The value that strlen returns is the index of the '\0', so your loop would set index right away. And, you really want to look for the blank space, not the NULL. They are not the same thing.
In copying the characters of the last name, you are simply copying array elements. Don't use a string function. What you have should not even be compiling.
The loop looking for the space must stop when it finds the space. A for loop is not the best choice here. A while loop will stop just when you find the space
int j = namelength-1;
while( !isspace(wholename[j] )&& j >= 0 )
//add some test for j < 0, in case there's no space at all!
strncat(FNs[i], wholename, index);
LNs[i] = new char;
for(k=0; k!=namelength-index; k++)
}while( wholename[index-1] != '\0' ); //loops till NULL copied
it goes through the first time around fine but on coming back to the top and reading a new name into it something goes wrong. SENTINEL being defined as "more" but that's not the problem because it is entering the while loop after that statement.
it's just apparently reading in something wrong (or nothing at all, because strlen=0). it just stops (messes up) a few lines after it enters..
I'm not sure without seeing more code. The basis of your loop should work, as this little demo shows:
using namespace std;
char s = "";
int i = 0;
char sentinel = "stop";
while( i < 50 && cin.getline( s, 25 ) && (!strstr( s, sentinel ) ))
cout << s << endl;
The one situation I find it behaves badly is if there's an EOF condition in the same line as the input with the sentinel value, in the case of a file that would be the last line not having a terminal endline. That would not explain it reentering the loop and giving bad results. Please post a program with this problem, and a sample of the data.


Deutsche Securities Inc. (DSI), today announced it has priced a JPY58.4 billion residential mortgage backed securities issue (RMBS) for the Japan Housing Finance Agency (JHFA), formally the Government Housing Loan Corporation (GHLC), an independent administrative institution. DSI is serving as the Book-runner and Joint Lead Manager for JHFA RMBS issue no.8, together with Joint Lead Managers and Mitsubishi UFJ Securities Co., Ltd and JPMorgan Securities Japan Co., Ltd. This is DSI’s third appointment as a Book-runner and Lead Manager to an RMBS issue by the JHFA.
The JPY58.4 billion RMBS issue carries a coupon of 1.99%, was priced at JPY100 and matures on December 10, 2042 with settlement due by December 6, 2007. Coupons on the certificates will be paid on the tenth day of each month with the first payment to be made on January 10, 2008.
The issue is rated AAA by both Standard and Poor’s (S&P) and Rating and Investment Information, Inc. (R&I).
Henry Ritchotte, Head of Global Markets at DSI, said, “We are very pleased to have served the JHFA for the third time as a Lead Manager on an RMBS issue. With the market pessimistic about the general outlook, the JHFA’s reputation and close coordination between the lead managers generated strong demand among investors and the successful placement of the issue. It makes us very proud at DSI to have again supported a highly successful issue for the JHFA, by far the largest issuer in Japan’s RMBS market.”
Mr. Ritchotte added, “We remain focused on offering ABS-based solutions to our corporate and financial institutional clients to provide the liquidity to support their balance sheet innovations. Levering the strengths of Deutsche Bank Group’s global platform, including its research, structuring and execution capabilities, DSI offers securitization solutions for residential loans and all forms of receivables, including whole business securitisations, commercial mortgage backed securitisations and asset-backed loans, to meet the diverse and complex needs of our Japanese clients.”
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2014-15: Missed first five games due to injury… Finished second among newcomers with 14 points… Finished third among all skaters with two power-play goals… Assisted on three goals in win at RPI… Goals in two of season’s last three games… Points in three of last four.
In NAHL: Played 2012-13 and 2013-14 seasons in Bismarck… Played 96 games and had 18-59-77 from the blueline over two campaigns… 2013-14 NAHL Defenseman of the Year… All-NAHL Rookie Team… All-NAHL Team… All-Central Division Team… Helped Bismarck become Central Division Champions.
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- Summer volunteer helping a child with Down's Syndrome
- Volunteer and mentor to underprivileged kids
At Duluth East High School: Class AA All-Tournament Team… All-area… AP Honorable Mention All-State... Captained team senior year… Scored 20 goals and had 93 points over three seasons… Limited to 15 games with injury but had 16 points senior year… Herb Brooks Character Award… Finished second in the state after the longest Minnesota State Championship Game Ever (3-2 loss in 3 OT to Eden Prairie, 2011)… Helped Greyhounds reach state tournament every season… Academic Honor Roll.
Personal: Nathaniel Repensky is the son of Debby and Greg Repensky… Worked as a PCA for a child with down syndrome as a summer job.


I think it’s fair to say there are quite a few iPod speaker docks on the market today, and overall they range massively in terms of value, quality and style. In the past I have found Sony as one of the companies which tend to provide the best of all three.
Admittedly, I haven’t had much chance to test out all of those that Sony provide, but in my experience with a few of them, I have never been left disappointed by the audio quality and the style. As with everything Sony of late, style is imperative, but never do they compromise in quality either. Let’s hope the new Sony RDP-XF100iP iPod Speaker Dock follows suit and becomes exactly what it promises to be, one of the best portable speaker docks around.
There are a few main points made by Sony which determine the quality and all-rounded-ness of the device. Firstly, the sound quality comes from a newly designed digital amplifier which provides a ‘generous’ 20W + 20W output power in a twin port system which aims to provide powerful bass as well as a great range whilst keeping near perfect clarity in the sound. The device comes with five separate sound modes which provide versatility to suit each listeners personal preference. The preset sound styles are Rock, Pop, Jazz, Vocal and Flat.


By Sandy Chronopoulos
Ryerson politics professors say communication between teachers and students is the secret to getting high ratings in the bi-yearly Instructor Course Evaluations.
“We have been consistently high across all sections,” said Carolyn Johns, an assistant professor of politics.
According to Instructor Course Evaluations (ICE) results obtained by The Eyeopener, Ryerson’s politics and school of public administration department had the second-highest student satisfaction rating in fall 1999 and the fourth-highest rating in winter 2000.
In the 1993/1994 academic year, politics ranked first, and in the 1994/1995 school year—the last time The Eyeopener published ICE program results—politics ranked third.
Johns said the department encourages professors to maintain an open-door policy with students.
Neil Thomlinson, an assistant professor who teaches municipal politics said being straight with students is also a reason why the politics program scores so high.
At the beginning of the year, Thomlinson gives his students an 18-page package outlining the course and all their tests and assignments.
“You have to be up front and clear with information and make expectations known to the students,” he said.


It’s officially summer on the 21st June and everyone will be off on their holidays, including me! I’m away next week on a well earned break and today I’ve put together a little post of what will be in my suitcase.
Sun cream is probably one of the most important items to pack in your suitcase. Although I’m not going to a hot country, suncream is still necessary to protect your skin from those harmful rays. In my case I got badly burned on a beach in Wales last year so to me it’s essential no matter where I’m going. I like this Nivea Pure and Sensitive SPF50 as it comes in a spray, it’s not too greasy and is a nice high protection.
I’ve also got my Bioderma Photoderm Spot SPF 50 to put on daily, which although I bought for my holiday I will be using daily in the upcoming months whilst we have this glorious summer sun.
Summery nails are so lovely when you go away so I’ll be taking these Essie nail polishes in Sunday Funday and Watermelon as they will look great with a tan.
With weight limits and restrictions in place when flying, I’ve picked up lots of travel minis to lighten the load a little. I definitely had to pick up a travel mini of my favourite Original Source Tea Tree and Mint Shower Gel and the Batiste Dry Shampoo in Tropical is a staple in my beauty regime so I definitely needed a mini version to take away with me.
Yes I am one of those people that bring their Ipads away with them. Whilst I hope to have a bit of a technology break whilst I’m away, I hope to catch up with my reading and I have quite a few books on the Kindle app which I hope to read.
Sunglasses are one essential I can’t live without on holiday. Not only do they protect your eyes from the sun, but they hide a multitude of sins and personally I like people watching and nobody knows! shhh!
I’ve pared my makeup back quite severely because I still like to wear a bit whilst I’m away, especially if I’m going out in the evening. In my makeup bag will be my Urban Decay Primer Potion, my Naked 3 Palette which I’ve worn pretty much daily since I got it at Christmas (that’s how much I love it!), my Shu Uemura eyelash curlers, L’oreal Miss Manga mascara, which I’ve actually come to like. I’ll be keeping my base light, simply using my favourite YSL Touche Eclat Foundation, probably with my Bobbi Brown CC Cream which I have absolutely grown to love – you can read my review here – and a touch of Nars Creamy Concealer on any blemishes and dark circles. My Nars Laguna bronzer, which I recently rediscovered will add a little bit of a bronzed glow and for a summer dewy look I’m taking my Bourjois little round pot cream blush in Rose Tender. Finally to finish off my look I’ll fill in my brows with my HD Brows Palette and pop a couple of the Revlon Matte and Lacquer balms in my bag.
Are you off on holiday this year and what are your holiday essentials?


February 5, 1928 - July 17, 2014
Dwight Eugene Mackey, of Plattekill, retired Office Manager for Bearse Manufacturing, entered into rest on Thursday, July 17, 2014. He was 86.
Son of the late Myron and Erma (Miller) Mackey, he was born February 5, 1928 in Indianapolis, IN. Dwight proudly served his country in the U.S. Army, and was a 1950 graduate of Ohio State University.
Dwight was a loving husband, father and grandfather. He was a devoted lifetime member of Calvary Presbyterian Church in Newburgh, NY where he served as Clerk of the Session for 52 years. He was a member of both the Wallkill and Town of Newburgh Seniors, New Windsor American Legion, American Rose Society, Boy Scouts of America, and the Newburgh Camera Club.
He will be fondly remembered as a handyman, rose gardener, hobbyist, and avid reader that treasured the daily challenge of his crossword puzzles. He gave over a decade of service to the Florida Legion Band and the kids of the Cronomer Valley Band. He was an enthusiastic fan of the Ohio State Buckeyes and NASCAR racing.
He is survived by his children: Todd Mackey and his wife, Linda of Jacksonville, FL, Norman Mackey and his wife, Linda of Medford, NJ, Janice Mackey of New Windsor, Cathy Coppinger and her husband, Richard of Marlboro, David Monell and his wife, Tina of West Virginia and Robert Monell and his wife, Bonnie of Wallkill; sisters: Mary Ellen Fox and Louise Mackey; six grandchildren; six great-grandchildren; and his first wife, Martha Beals Mackey. He was predeceased by his wife, Jean M. Mackey; his sister, Juanita McCabe, and his granddaughter, Meghan A. Mackey.
Visitation will be held from 2 to 4 p.m. on Thursday, July 24th at Brooks Funeral Home, 481 Gidney Ave., Newburgh. A Funeral Service will be held at 10 a.m. on Friday, July 25th in Calvary Presbyterian Church, 120 South St., Newburgh, with Reverend J. Edward Lewis officiating.
In lieu of flowers, a donation in Dwight's memory may be sent to the Calvary Presbyterian Church, 120 South St., Newburgh, NY 12550.
Arrangements under the care of Brooks Funeral Home. To send a personal condolence, please visit www.Brooksfh.com or call 845-561-8300.


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Another from the Arctic ( recently processed from my collection ) Our day of calving Glaciers and Kittywake chaos !!! Some moment, the tidal wave half filled the boat !! We are off to Germany in the morning so will be back next week.
brilliant and never before seen spectacle.. absolutely fantastic..
What an amazing sight and capture, Ron. Carol
Amaing too....sights you dream of seeing....Auf Wiederhören!
Superb shot, what a great place to visit.
Beautiful capture and have a good time away.
A quite spectacular scene and an image which you have captured beautifully Ron.
An amazing scene here Ron.
Another capture of something that I can only imagine: wonderful again to have been there and witnessed this event, and captured so well.
I can imagine the screeching of the gulls and the water coming at the boat and getting faster.
One of those "wish I was somewhere else" moments Ron.
An abstract with movement. The rock face is amazing, the water and birds bring it to life.
Spectacular shot Ron!
Have a good trip.
Dramatic & spectacular, amazing image
Certainly a lot of action here Ron, good blues in the ice.
Fabulous capture in all aspects!
Very impressive indeed.
What perfect timing, Ron. The crashing ice and the cloud of scared birds are wonderful elements. Have a great time in Germany.
Kaboom. Wonderful ice colour and texture, Ron. An amazing spectacle for all the senses.
A truly amazing scene and capture!
A moment in time
Explosive response !!
Amazing capture Ron
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2 Chronicles 7:14, “If My people who are called by My name will humble themselves, and pray and seek My face, and turn from their wicked ways, then I will hear from heaven, and will forgive their sin and heal their land.”
Our Lands need healing. Our hearts need healing. I don’t know what is going on in our world or in our country anymore. On one hand, it’s hard not to cringe watching news & I kept watching day after day, about who is killing who & all those lives lost, and for what reasons ? I’m sure all these people “THINK” they have good & explainable reasons to kill someone else whether it’s radical Islamic terrorists, or the men who killed police or the police who killed those black men or even Hitler or psychotic serial killers.
On the other hand, God told us that this would happen during end times Matthew 24:12-14 “And because iniquity shall abound, the love of many shall wax cold…..” So we, who are checking off the signs of His return should be happy but I don’t feel happy. I keep cringing & groaning when I watch the news.
I wasn’t sure if I should just turn off the news and pretend the world such as this doesn’t exist or fall on my knees & cry to the Lord. So I chose to pray. There was a call for fasting and prayer at my church but I decided I wouldn’t do it as the call was for Sabbath fasting (Friday evening to Sat evening). As much as I love to fast & pray I also don’t want to do it on a Sabbath as God calls Sabbath a Delight (Isaiah 58:13 If thou turn away thy foot from the Sabbath, from doing thy pleasure on my holy day; and call the Sabbath a delight…..).
But I was thinking about these recent events & I was wondering How did we even get here ? As a Christian I would say because we have systematically removed God from our lives & taken away all the responsibility for our actions because as our history showed us we think we know everything & we are better than anyone else.
The only safety for us is when Christ returns. Mercifully God is holding back Satan’s plan to deceive everyone on this planet and to thus obliterate His creation.
In my daily worship I got the parable of who is my neighbor (the Good Samaritan) (Luke 10: 25-37)
God gave us Ten Commandments which are the Moral Law. Many Christians believe that these were just given to Jews, or these are nailed to the cross or what not… but these are the fence, if you will, to keep us from being irresponsible.
The first four are our acknowledgement of God the Creator & the next six are our duty to our fellow humans which the lawyer summed up in Luke 10:27 as “….And he answering said, Thou shalt love the Lord thy God with all thy heart, and with all thy soul, and with all thy strength, and with all thy mind; and thy neighbour as thyself”
The lawyer was trying to trip up Jesus into admitting that Jews have to love only Jews and Jews can’t love Samaritans. But how can anyone trip up God ? Honestly !! Like my pastor Dr. Leslie Harding said (he was a great great teacher) “we, humans, work very hard to be stupid”
Jesus was so clear on this this parable. The lawyer, I’m sure as a Jew, was very intelligent & very well versed in the Ten Commandments & he knew exactly what he was asking Jesus. He wanted to trap Jesus into telling him how important Jewish people were & how lame & unworthy Samaritans were. But God doesn’t see race, color of our skin or how good looking one is, because He created us in various colors, shapes & sizes. He didn’t clone us as that would be immensely boring.
Jesus knew this lawyer’s heart & thank God, He does see our hearts & gave this parable. God wants us to be merciful to others and believe me it is hard to be merciful sometimes to certain people. I’ve done this. Certain people test my patience & push the limits of my Christianity. There were times I’m like, “oh I don’t want to be a Christian at this moment, thank you very much” Like James (3:8) said, “but the tongue no man can tame… “ & I want to unleash it & I can do that in very vulgar language & in a few different languages as well. Even tho, for me it takes a lot to reach that point, certain people did do that & I am not proud of my language at those times but I love & serve a very forgiving God (says I sheepishly… please don’t follow my example LOL)
This year I had an encounter of that nature with a trainer at the gym where I workout who has been provoking me for over a year & half, & I ground off all my teeth, ignored & avoided when necessary but all my buttons were pushed & I royally exploded in very colorful language. I related this to my friend Jack & he goes, ‘you don’t have to behave like that just ‘cause someone else did & you are a classy woman but you reacted badly’. I wasn’t pleased with him at all & I was upset with him as well.
So imagine, when I was at church that Sabbath for worship services my pastor starts off on a sermon based on Matthew 5:44 “But I say unto you, Love your enemies, bless them that curse you, do good to them that hate you, and pray for them which despitefully use you, and persecute you” I WAS NOT PLEASED AT ALL…. Really God ? You saw what I’ve gone through for so many months & I’VE BEEN GOOD in controlling my temper & once I lose it, God promptly comes running after me chastising me & admonishing me. I reported this as well to Jack saying that God & I are going to fight on this matter during my regular family worship on Sat night. Jack said it is okay to fight with friends who love you.
A couple of months later, this person was back with her usual tactics & I was getting angrier & angrier & this time I almost got hurt physically & I wanted to shout & scream obscenities but I held my tongue for two reasons: 1. God 2. There were kids in the vicinity. I just kept quiet & walked away. But the other members at the gym didn’t let it go. They all complained to the owner of the gym & made such a fuss that the trainer was let go. And I had to again marvel how God works ! When I was hollering, & complaining & grinding off my teeth, nothing, I mean, nothing happened & once I shut my mouth, He removes my obstacle. I am pretty sure, for all my education & my intelligence & reading tons of books, I am the stupidest of all the creation, and especially because I should have known better. Didn’t God say: Be Still & know that I am God (Psalm 46:10) ?
Anyway back to the issue of defining neighbor. These are our neighbors. People who hurt us. They don’t necessarily have to be strangers. But everyone hurts. They hurt in different ways. But they hurt nonetheless. They lash out when they were hurt. Christ said love your enemies. It’s mighty hard, but at least we can be merciful if not for their sake, but for our sake. Why lose our Christianity because of someone else ? It is also hard but give it to God. When you want to lash out, just pause & pray. It is hard at times to pray about our enemies or those who hurt us badly.
As I pointed out, even the “killers” have reasons for doing what they do otherwise they don’t do it. The reasons are based on our perception and is perverted because of our opinions, the environment we grew up in, our current lifestyle, etc. The only correct perspective would be God’s perspective which He clearly laid out in Ten Commandments. Thou Shalt Not Kill. & Christ did explain it further that We Shouldn’t Hurt Others with Words as well. No Harsh Words.
As a people & nation, we must turn to God & seek His face; we must pray for our enemies or those we perceive as our enemies like the Islamic terrorists; we must pray asking God to protect those who are being persecuted; we must pray to God to help us to stay firm in our belief & not deny Him, who saved us; we must pray that God binds our wounded hearts and heals our lands; we must pray that God forgives us of our sins; we must pray that we would be strong & that we would surrender to God with rejuvenated commitment.
Mighty, Holy God and Knower of secret thoughts ! accept our prayer, hear our cries not for our sake but for thy Name’s sake ! Forgive us & Heal us !


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Find out what exciting projects the Year 3 Sunshine Pupils have been up to recently…
- Year 3 Homework Menu Autumn 2
Please click the link above to see the Year 3 homework activity choices for this half term.
- Dear Parents/ Carers,
We are a trialling a new homework system. We will send home a homework menu for each half term. There will be a selection of activities that the children can choose to complete in any order that they wish. Please date when your child has completed their activity. Anything that the children ...more
- Fabulous Assembly!
WOW! Year 3 what a fabulous assembly today!
Roald Dahl would have been very proud of you all I'm sure.
The children all thoroughly enjoyed taking part and every single child gave their best performance.
We learnt some new Roald Dahl facts as well as another of his poems - The Crocodile.
Well done to all Year 3, more
What a creative week we've had in the Sunshine classroom!
With Bonfire Night fast approaching we've made Chocolate Fireworks, listened to Handel's music for the Royal Fireworks then created our own compositions in groups!
We've written some fantastic Bonfire Night poetry and created Firework night art too... take a look!
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- Autumn 2 newsletter 2017
Welcome back Sunshines!
Take a look at the topics that we will be covering this half term. more
- Today year 3 have been busy excavating historical artefacts. The children were using their knowledge to predict what the artefacts may have been used for, made from and what period of history! Here are some of us in action...
- Year 3 and 4 had an exciting day celebrating Roald Dahl Day. Thank you to all the parents and carers for providing such great costumes- the children looked fantastic!
From making explosive perilous potions and chocolate creations to Mr Twitt's beards and a revolting rhymes performance, the children had a blast!
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- It has been a fantastic few days getting know each other in our classroom! We have lots of fantastic things planned for the weeks ahead, so stay tuned!
Take a look at what we will be learning in our newsletter.
Autumn 1 newsletter 2017 more
- In science our team made a game which is a magnetic travel game. We made the board magnetic by putting tin foil on top of card then covered it with a thin piece of paper with black and white squares on. The chess pieces will have small magnets attached to the bottom, which will make ...more
- This week in Science, we had to design a magnetic game. Our idea was a football game, the players will have foil attached to their base which will make them attract to a magnet on a stick. Each of the players will have one of these sticks to move their team around the pitch.
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JOLIET, Ill. -- When Dale Earnhardt Jr. leaves his late father's team to drive for Hendrick Motorsports next season, longtime corporate sponsor Budweiser won't be going with him.
The Hendrick team announced on Friday that Budweiser would not continue as the sponsor of Earnhardt's car next season because of Hendrick's "long-term contractual commitments to existing sponsors."
Earnhardt announced in June that he would leave Dale Earnhardt Inc. to join the Hendrick team next season, but Hendrick has not yet made it clear what number car Earnhardt will drive or who his sponsor will be.
Kyle Busch, who is leaving the Hendrick team at the end of the season to make room for Earnhardt, currently drives a No. 5 car with sponsorship from Kellogg's and several other companies.
"We have agreements in place with sponsors for the 2008 NASCAR Sprint Cup season, which prevent us from having a relationship with Budweiser," team owner Rick Hendrick said in a statement. "Honoring our commitments is important to us. The trade-off is missing an opportunity to bring Budweiser, a marquee brand synonymous with NASCAR and its fans, into the fold."
The team has not announced a timetable for its sponsorship announcements.
"They had a full plate," said Earnhardt, who said he'd prefer to keep driving the No. 8 car for his new team. "They had sponsors pretty much already signed in agreements through '08. It wasn't really an option for Rick to make room."
Budweiser will continue as a sponsor in NASCAR.
"Budweiser has sponsored Dale Jr. for nearly a decade, and we wish him the very best," said Tony Ponturo, vice president of global media and sports marketing for Anheuser-Busch Inc. "Budweiser will remain an active sponsor of NASCAR, and we look forward to building upon the legacy of the iconic Budweiser red car in 2008 and beyond."
Earnhardt called it a "privilege" to drive the Budweiser car.
"Although Budweiser and I will be unable to continue our partnership beyond this season, I remain committed to driving for Bud the rest of this year," Earnhardt said. "I'm a race car driver. All I can do is drive as hard as I can for my fans and sponsorship partners and give my best effort each weekend."
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As countries across much of Central and Eastern Europe make the transition to market economies, national science budgets are increasingly constrained. The situation is hurting the region´s nuclear research and development institutes, most of which are struggling to adapt to a new and much tougher funding environment beyond governmental support.
In some countries, the bottom line is that the long-term viability of nuclear institutes is under threat, which in some cases could pose serious safety and security concerns.
The changing scene set the framework for a recent inititative of the IAEA Technical Cooperation Department that sought to assess developments. Participants from two dozen countries met from 4-5 June 2007 in Vienna. The meeting - Science & Technology and Nuclear Research in the 21st Century: Strategies for Research Institutes in a Changing Paradigm of Science and Technology Policy and Funding - examined changes in science and technology and how they affect the nuclear research business, with a focus on Central and Eastern Europe.
Addressing participants, IAEA Director General Mohamed ElBaradei pointed out that "major forces are driving changes in science and technology". He said that the nuclear sector, like others, is not immune from the changes affecting the economy and society. "Science research and development has now become a much more collaborative international activity, and players in the nuclear sector are beginning to become aware of the changing environment," he said.
Participants included three IAEA Deputy Directors General - Ms. Ana María Cetto, Department of Technical Cooperation, who hosted the meeting; Mr. Werner Burkart, Department of Nuclear Sciences and Applications, and Mr. David Waller, Department of Management - and high-level policymakers, managers of research institutes, and representatives of the diplomatic community.
Speakers focused on a range of issues and developments. They included experience in Russia, France, Finland and Germany, among others. Keynote speaker Mr. Esko Aho, former Prime Minister of Finland, reported the findings of a consulting working group to the European Commission that he heads on Innovation in Europe, which covers practical policy guidelines in line with a vision on how to become a knowledge economy.
Representatives from other leading international organizations in science and technology - including the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), the World Bank, the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) and the European Commission - presented a range of views. Also presented were management success stories from the REZ nuclear institute in the Czech Republic and the Rudjer Boskovic Institute in Croatia. Funding aspects were addressed by a Venture Capital expert from Ernst & Young, while a representative from the International Council for Science reviewed the changing role of the Academies of Sciences.
Overviews of IAEA activities covered preliminary results of an IAEA survey of nuclear research institutes (Ms. Marta Ferrari); research reactor coalition-building (Mr. Pablo Adelfang); technical support organizations, partnerships and networking (Mr. Christer Viktorsson); and on infrastructure sharing as an important modality of nuclear research (Mr. Hans Forsstroem).


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What could possibly go wrong when a group of women go away for a weekend?
Nothing. If you plan well.
If you don’t plan well, it could be a disaster.
T arrived to fetch me. The weekend was a celebration for her birthday.
You got the directions, she asked?
Nope, I said. Thought you’d get them.
Ah, okay. No problem, D will have them.
D didn’t have them. Neither did S or K or J or…
We googled the directions. It took a while.
As we were about to leave I remembered I hadn’t picked up the quiche. My lunch contribution.
Oh please just go via xxx so I can pick up the quiche, I asked.
Shit, T said. I also bought a quiche.
D said she too had a quiche.
Who has breakfast, I asked. Dinner? The second dinner?
Anyway. We finally arrived, albeit a little bit late. Seven women, seventeen bottles of champagne, three quiches, zero flashlights.
We had no idea there wouldn’t be electricity, said all of us.
Which was odd given it’s all over the website, but ANYWAY…
We opened the champagne. We went for a walk up the mountain. We left the kitchen door open. The monkeys got in. We semi sorted out the mess. We swam. We opened more champagne. One of us may have peed in the pool. All of us may have swum naked. We took pics and admired each other’s bodies and showed each other our perfect tits even though they’re not so perfect anymore.
And then we sat under the wild olive trees and sang Happy Birthday. We ate red velvet cake. We licked icing off our fingers.
And off the knife.
And somehow the knife, very very sharp and glinting in the sun, became the talking stick.
And we had one of those conversations where everything comes together. We stopped talking about eye cream and wrinkles and tummy tucks. We stopped talking over one another. We started on the real stuff. About us. Our fears. Our thoughts. Our dreams. And our loves.
We’ve been friends for years, all us girls. We talk. But there are things we leave out. Things that seem too scary to voice. Secrets we keep. Stories we don’t share.
We shared. Somehow the knife, the stick, made us courageous. We were honest. We bared our souls. We shed some tears.
We respected one another’s words. And we trusted.
As the sun went down the light changed. The sky turned a beautiful pink. The air smelled like vanilla. It was perfect. We listened as the crickets started chirping. We listened as the baboon gave their final night calls.
And we listened to each other.
Without judgement, without advice and without agenda.
We just shared and listened.
And then the monkeys came back into the kitchen and there was a bit of pandemonium and it was pitch black and it was funny and we were laughing and we were crying and they got away with the quiches and nobody really cared.
We still had champagne.
We lay on our backs and sipped and it grew quiet and we whispered a little and looked at the stars.
And knew we had love.
Tons of it.
Advice for a girls’ weekend:
Check who’s bringing the toothpaste
Zip up your tents
Buy fruit if it’s on your list
And milk, coffee, tea, sugar, eggs, bacon and chocolate
Talk. It helps.
Remember other people want to talk
And that some people are shy
Talk very quietly if you wake up early
Drink water in between champagne.
And know that you’re all in it together.
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In 1975, during the Church Committee hearings, the existence of a secret assassination weapon came to light. The CIA had developed a poison that caused the victim to have an immediate heart attack. This poison could be frozen into the shape of a dart and then fired at high speed from a pistol. The gun was capable of shooting the icy projectile with enough speed that the dart would go right through the clothes of the target and leave just a tiny red mark.Andrew Breitbart, Publisher and Author, Dead - ABC News:
Andrew Breitbart, the noted Internet publisher and author, has died, according to a source at Big Journalism. He was 43.Mr. Breitbart came in contact with plenty of haters who have no qualms about their homicidal intent. Just look at this:
A statement posted on his website said that Breitbart died "unexpectedly from natural causes" this morning.
The Los Angeles Coroner's Office confirmed to ABC News Radio that Breitbart died shortly after midnight at UCLA Medical Center.
The following statement was posted on Breitbart's website today:
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The legendary co-founder of the super group Steely Dan, Donald Fagen, comes to the Fillmore Miami Beach at the Jackie Gleason Theater on Tuesday, August 8th, 2017 / 8PM for a special intimate performance. Tickets go on sale starting on Friday, April 28th / 10am.
Donald Fagen is one of the two masterminds behind the legendary jazz-pop band Steely Dan. Along with his longtime friend Walter Becker, they created a string of hits including “Aja,” “FM,” “Reelin In The Years,” “Deacon Blues” and many more. His solo work has been a continuation of the band’s personna — carefully constructed and arranged, intricately detailed pop songs that are more substantial than their stylish surface may indicate. His solo debut, The Nightfly, was considered one of the best albums he had ever made; it covered the same ground as the previous Steely Dan albums, yet surpassed them in terms of ambition and achievement. It was certified platinum for sales of over a million copies in the U.S. and reached 11 on the Billboard Top 200 albums list. It was also nominated for the Grammy Award for Album of the Year. Becker produced Fagen’s second album, Kamakiriad, which was nominated for the Grammy Award for Album of the Year and reached number 10 on the Top 200 albums chart. Fagen has produced two additional well-received solo albums as well as publishing an autobiography titled Eminent Hipsters. He and Becker still continue to tour frequently as Steely Dan.


2012 Tabernacle Choir Christmas Concert Report
Contributed By By R. Scott Lloyd, Church News staff writer, and Sarah Jane Weaver, Church News assistant editor
- Much of the evening’s program honored Gail Halvorsen, the active Latter-day Saint and U.S. Air Force pilot who became famous as the “candy bomber” during World War II.
- Another of the segments in the program included Mr. Boe’s performance of “Bring Him Home” from Les Miserables.
- A high point of the concert was Salt Lake Tabernacle organist Richard Elliott’s performance of his own arrangement of Leroy Anderson’s holiday classic “Sleigh Ride.”
He coined the term “the greatest generation” with his best-selling book about Americans who weathered the adversity of the Great Depression and World War II. Small wonder that veteran newsman Tom Brokaw’s contribution to the Mormon Tabernacle Choir’s Christmas concert this year would be a dramatized reading of one of the most memorable and touching events of the war’s aftermath, the saga of the American “candy bomber.”
Mr. Brokaw, with British operatic and Broadway tenor Alfie Boe, joined the choir and Orchestra at Temple Square on the Conference Center stage December 13, 2012. Additional performances will take place December 14 and 15. The choir’s Music and the Spoken Word broadcast Sunday morning, December 16, will also feature the guest artists, with a mini-concert to follow for the audience seated in the Conference Center.
Gail Halvorsen, the active Latter-day Saint and U.S. Air Force pilot who became famous as the “candy bomber” for his benevolence during the Berlin airlift of 1948–49, was the subject of Mr. Brokaw’s script.
To the background music of the choir and orchestra, he told the story of Brother Halvorsen, using his nickname Hal.
“That snowy Christmas Eve, as Hal radioed for clearance to land, his mind wandered back six months to the day that changed his life,” Mr. Brokaw related. “He had been standing at the end of the Tempelhof runway taking home movies of arriving planes when he noticed about 30 children on a grassy strip just beyond a barbed wire fence.”
For nearly an hour, Brother Halvorsen responded to the children’s eager questions about the planes and the airlift. He was touched that these children seemed unusual in that they did not beg for candy, as was typical of that time for children encountering American servicemen, but were simply grateful for what the airlift had given them.
On an impulse, Brother Halvorsen dug into his pockets and found only two sticks of chewing gum. These he broke into four pieces and passed them through the fence.
“Without a word, the four children tore the gum wrappers into strips and passed them to the others one by one,” Mr. Brokaw related, “each small nose that was pressed to the paper breathing the minty smell. Never had he seen such expressions of joy and wonder, even at Christmas.”
Brother Halvorsen and his buddies subsequently pooled their rations of gum and chocolate to support his idea of dropping candy from the air to the German children waiting below, each piece tied to a tiny parachute fashioned from a white handkerchief.
He told them how to recognize his plane: He would wiggle its wings. From that signal the beneficiaries of his kindness came to call him “Uncle Wiggly Wings.”
His initiative drew the attention of the press and ultimately his superiors, who liked the idea. It was expanded into “Operation Little Vittles.” Candy and handkerchiefs poured in from around the world.
“The children made friends of their former enemies, and their parents' hearts were softened,” Mr. Brokaw said. “The wounds of war began to heal.
“By December, the Little Vittles operation had gathered 18 tons of candy from American candy makers, and three more tons came in from private donors, the spirit of Christmas descending on people everywhere, lifting them up in the joy of giving.”
As Mr. Brokaw concluded the narrative, simulated snow began to fall from the ceiling in the Conference Center, along with hundreds of candy pieces attached to handkerchief parachutes.
But the bigger surprise came a few minutes later, when Mr. Brokaw introduced Brother Halvorsen himself, now age 92, who appeared onstage in his pilot’s uniform and was swarmed by a crowd of children dressed in 1940s style clothing.
Greeted by a standing ovation, Brother Halvorsen told Mr. Brokaw and the audience, “These two sticks of gum changed my life forever. Through the years I’ve had many wonderful gifts, but … they pale in comparison to the fulfillment and the happiness of serving others, giving outside of oneself.”
He told of one dispirited child who on a cloudy day was surprised to encounter a chocolate bar landing at his feet, thrown from the passing airplane overhead. The boy later told Brother Halvorsen it took him a week to eat the candy bar. “But then he said with a pause, 'It wasn’t the chocolate that was important. What is important was that somebody in America knew I was in trouble and somebody cared.'”
Responding to a question at a news conference on Friday, Mr. Brokaw credited the candy bomber segment of the program to “the genius” of the Mormon Tabernacle Choir organization. “It was their idea,” he said, noting that he had “tweaked” the script a bit, but not much and that it was very well written.
“I was aware of [Gail] for a long time,” he said. “The candy bomber was famous in the kind of extended history of World War II that happened during the Berlin airlift. … Mr. Halvorsen was a heroic figure in that, because he brought this sense of humanity to it.”
Mr. Brokaw reflected, “I had no idea that he was still with us—I met him when I got here—though I knew that he was going to be a part of this. And I only hope that all of us at age 82, much less 92, will be as spry as he is.”
He said Brother Halvorsen told him that while growing up on a farm north of Salt Lake he had been “his father’s tractor.”
Brother Halvorsen and his wife, Alta, have served two missions for the Church as a senior couple, in London, England, in the 1980s and in St. Petersburg, Russia, in 1995.
Another of the segments in the program that drew a prolonged standing ovation was Mr. Boe’s performance of “Bring Him Home” from Les Miserables. It’s a high point in his concerts and the title song of one of his albums. He has performed the role of Jean Valjean in presentations of the musical in England, including the 25th anniversary of the show now seen widely on PBS television stations.
“It’s a song that has turned my life around,” Mr. Boe said. “I’m only one of many people who sing that song, and it’s not the singer, it’s the song, basically. I believe that music speaks for itself; the words speak for themselves.”
He noted that in the stage show, the song’s title is not “Bring Him Home,” but “The Prayer.”
“So if you have that in mind, that you’re actually saying a prayer instead of singing a song, it comes across really well, and that’s the beauty of it, really.”
Asked about the standing ovation after his performance of the song, he said he at first didn’t notice that the people were on their feet and he didn’t hear the applause.
“It’s one of those songs that I lose myself in, because it’s so emotional for me. By the end of the song, I’m in my own world; I’m still sort of praying those words, still saying, ‘Bring him home,’ even after that last note is finished.”
He added, “When I opened my eyes and took it in, it was like somebody was turning the volume switch up and that was when I could hear the applause.”
Another high point of the concert was Salt Lake Tabernacle organist Richard Elliott’s performance of his own arrangement of Leroy Anderson’s holiday classic “Sleigh Ride.” To the delight of the audience, Brother Elliott had equipped the Conference Center organ’s console with a sound-effect device of two boards adjoined with a spring. This he slapped at appropriate points for the whip cracks in the song. And he made the familiar horse whinny at the end by moving his fingers rapidly across the organ keys.


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Angela Bassett has had good days — becoming a mother to twins, winning a Golden Globe, being nominated for an Academy Award. Then there was Thursday.
"Do you ever have one of those days? I woke up and the sun wasn't really shining but then it burst through the clouds and it was glorious. Hallelujah!" Bassett exclaimed to the crowd at the ceremony for the 2,358th star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
Bassett, 49, was joined by husband Courtney B. Vance, their children and guests Forest Whitaker, Laurence Fishburne and Rick Fox, her co-star in the new film "Meet the Browns," out Friday.
Fishburne, who starred alongside Bassett in 1993's "What's Love Got to Do With It," highlighted Bassett's resilience in the industry. She landed an Oscar nomination for the role portraying Turner triumphing over abuse.
"You get a lot of no's in this business and you have to have that desire and determination which is what Angela has," Fishburne said.
Whitaker gushed that Bassett was "a powerful artist, a beautiful person, a mother, a wife, a friend who illuminates my life."
Born in New York City and raised in Florida, Bassett snagged bachelor's and master's degrees from Yale before starting her career in theater and then moving on to film.
Her film credits include 1998's "How Stella Got Her Groove Back."
At the ceremony, she recalled moving to Los Angeles from New York in 1988.
"I meant to stay six months but I stayed. Today my cup runneth over!" Bassett said. "I am crying now, I cried yesterday and the day before. … This day is so, so special to me."


Hot 8 Brass Band
June 4-7, 2014
From New Orleans, down to Rabat, The Hot 8 Brass Band
crossed the Atlantic to revive the tradition of the marching band in an African spot. Part of the street program in Mawazine Festival Rhythms of the World, Hot 8 Brass band played for four days in four different parts of the city. Marching down the hot and even mean streets of Rabat had probably some significance for the Afro American Band as well as for Moroccans.
With trumpets, saxophones, trombones, a snare and a rumbling tuba, the Hot 8 Brass Band appealed to passersby and initiated. The sound was spontaneous and familiar as band members howled vocals, danced and clapped. Overlapping hip hop style in vocals, screaming to be heard, and funking it up, the hot and spicy band delivered their catchy tunes with ease. The solos flowed easily in the streets to offer images to the Moroccan passersby or stoppers who enjoyed with amazement the wonders and joys of playing street jazz.
The fast groove driven by snare tapping did stir heat in the audience. The call-and-response style, backed by drumming and tuba, involved all the more passers who followed up with clapping. The ability to sway into different flavors was by far one of the hallmarks of the band. Bebop trumpet solos flowed in "We Are One," while Latin sway was provided through "Bingo Bango." On the other hand, funk reached its top with "What's My Name." And with "Ghost Town," The Hot 8 Brass Band displayed their ability to bring plaintive sounds through lower register blows, together with funky, jolly drums attended by scatting.
The classy touch of bebop trumpet solos was predominant and instilled improvisation into the street-marching fashion. The Hot 8 Brass Band's music embodied essential elements of an orchestra through a verse chorus form, but could easily stray to a bebop structure where trumpet solos swayed to and fro. Their horny assault in the street of Rabat aroused curiosity, awe and amazement. Seemingly appreciated by most passersby, the New Orleans band introduced Dixieland in the hustle-bustle of Rabat city.
With the hot 8 brass band, the New Orleans approach to music could be exported in every place where beat and rhythm gain significance over structure. Morocco's variety of musical experiences and openly responsive culture was a significant place to experience the feel of street jazz. Photo credit:
Mehdi El Mouden


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I tried to put a link to the book here, but it's not working. If you would like to order The Healthy Gluten-Free Life online through Amazon at a discount you can use my link in my "Amazon Favorites", just look to the right of this post and scroll down (or up) a little bit as needed. It is also available through Barnes and Noble. I know I have given good reviews to cookbooks before, but this one I have been waiting for with great anticipation! The Celiac Maniac was a local bakery that made gluten free/vegan goodies, and their english muffins were outstanding. Unfortunately they had to go out of business, but there is a silver lining. Tammy Credicott (the wife of "The Maniac") wrote this cookbook, The Healthy Gluten-Free Life ...and the english muffin recipe is in it! I asked Tammy if I could post a recipe from the book and she said yes, so of course I knew exactly which one I was going to post (yes, the english muffins!). Then she brought me the book. I started looking through it and, oh my goodness, EVERYTHING looked so good! This is a thick book, full of beautiful color photographs. It contains 200 recipes for breakfasts, main dishes, side dishes, sauces and dressings, lots of yummy baked goods, and drinks. All of the recipes are gluten free, dairy free, and egg free. There are a few recipes with soy and/or nuts, but for the most part they are easily omitted, and when they can't be omitted Tammy gives suggestions for substitutions. The first 43 pages are full of stories, guidance, and lots of essential information including a wonderfully simple guide to the textures and flavors of gluten free flours, egg and dairy replacements, and nutritional info on the foods we cook with. This is a great book for anyone just starting on the allergen free journey and for those of us who still want to learn more. Well, after reading through this book cover to cover, and looking at all of these mouth watering pictures, I came to a decision...you will have to buy the book for the English muffin recipe and all the other great recipes in it...I had to make the Ginger Lime Chicken Bites first. The picture in the book kept calling to me (on that note, sorry my picture is so dark, I had lighting issues). We served our chicken bites over Thai Kitchen Stir-Fry Rice Noodles. It was everything I had hoped for, Emily and I gobbled it up and it was soooo good!!! So without further adieu, here is the recipe:
GINGER LIME CHICKEN BITES:
1 T Coconut oil
3 Boneless skinless chicken breasts, cut into bite size pieces
Juice from one organic lime
2 T Bragg liquid aminos (or San-J wheat free soy sauce or Coconut Secret coconut aminos, also available through my "Amazon Favorites" at right)
1 T Olive oil
1t Freshly grated ginger
1 Garlic clove, minced
1 T Raw organic honey
1 t Granulated onion
Chopped green onions
1. Mix sauce ingredients in a small bowl and set aside.
2. Heat oil in a large skillet over medium-high heat. Add chicken. Cook chicken, stirring occasionally, until browned and almost done. About 5 minutes.
3.Add sauce to skillet, turn heat to low, and simmer, uncovered, for another 5 minutes, or until chicken pieces are cooked through.
4. Serve with rice or rice noodles, if desired. Top chicken bites with chopped green onions and sesame seeds. Enjoy!


December 27, 2012
I just received (from R. for xmas) and am looking forward to reading Craig Child’s Apocalyptic Planet: Field Guide to the Everending Earth, which I imagine will fit nicely w/ this Wikipedia entry on the far future. The number of catastrophic things that have happened and will happen to the earth really dwarfs most anthropic notions of time, disaster, and crisis.
And on the other side of this spectrum, check out The Long Now Foundation.
December 21, 2012
My good friend and former student, Dean Matthews, just started a blog: alloyalloyoxygen. His first post, on surveillance archives and other such things, is titled “The Sound Was Overwhelming: The Archival Nature of Criminal Technology.”
December 14, 2012
Quite the fail safe. io9 reports that “according to recently declassified documents made available by the U.S. National Security Archive, the United States had a contingency plan in effect where, in the event that the President went missing or was killed during an attack on the country, the military was instructed to launch an automatic and simultaneous ‘full nuclear response’ against both the Soviet Union and China. And it wasn’t until 1968 that the government under Lyndon Johnson repealed the directive.”
And, in other news, “Scientists Plan to Test to See if the Entire Universe is a Simulation.”
December 7, 2012
Kim Stanley Robinson, a master of imagining different geoengineering and terraforming projects in his novels, talks about the future in a short but poignant essay, “Earth: Under Repair, Forever.”
(The above is from The Atlantic‘s pretty astounding “2012: The Year in Photos.”)


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More admirably, and perhaps more daringly, Leo has been an unashamed champion of the middle classes, and has even admitted to being middle class himself. That’s braver than you think in this country. Right now, it’s very easy to talk about the poor downtrodden and the marginals and all the poor unfortunates. But being middle-class is more unfashionable than ever, and speaking up for them is even more so.
But Leo Varadkar has consistently spoken up for the middle classes on issues of taxation, pointing out to John Drennan in this paper that the middle classes are ultimately the ones who pay the bills for social protection and all the other officially recognised good causes. He is also well aware that the middle classes are the engine of the domestic economy, with his great phrase, “Millionaires spend their money on yachts, the middle classes spend their money in shops”. He has cautioned against making property tax a tax on living in Dublin, though he did not stop it from becoming one. He has even made the verboten suggestion that the middle classes are the ones who were hardest hit by this recession. All of which suggests that Leo Varadkar is reasonably comfortable with who he is, and not ashamed of it, and not ashamed to say things that might not play well to RTE or the Irish Times.
And in a way, what Leo Varadkar did last Thursday week epitomised the kind of decency we would like to associate with middle Ireland.


BY CARMELA FERRO
There is nothing quite like a good ol’ fashioned road trip. There’s the magical feeling of being free and the enchantment of the endless possibilities of the open road. On the surface, a road trip is about getting from one place to another, but they can be a whole different kind of journey. They can be the catalyst for a life change, the path for self-discovery or the map for future fond memories. I think my old friend Whitey Durham said it best, “The road is long, and in the end, the journey is the destination.”
To commemorate the release of the movie adaptation of Jack Kerouac’s iconic book On The Road, here are five road trip inspired films:
5) Thelma & Louise (1991)
This classic girl power film features Geena Davis and Susan Sarandon as two women that one day decide to break out of their normal life, jump in the car and hit the road. Their journey turns into a womanhunt when Louise kills a man who tries to rape Thelma. They try to escape by heading down to Mexico, while encountering a few extra adventures (cowboy Brad Pitt!) on the way.
4) Sideways (2004)
Paul Giamatti plays Miles, an unsuccessful writer and depressed middle school English teacher living in San Diego. Miles decides to take his friend and college roommate Jack (Thomas Haden Church) on a road trip through wine country before Jack ties the knot. Miles wants to have a good time, while Jack wants one last fling. They encounter two women working at a local winery, which provides the basic setup for this dramedy.
3) Little Miss Sunshine (2006)
Sheryl (Toni Collette) is an overworked mother of seven-year-old Olive (Abigail Breslin) and unhappy, sixteen-year-old Dwayne (Paul Dano). Her husband, Richard (Greg Kinnear), is a struggling motivational speaker and her brother, Frank (Steve Carell), is a gay scholar living with them after a suicide attempt. Also living with them? Richard’s foul-mouthed father, Edwin (Alan Arkin), who was recently evicted from a retirement home for using heroin. When Olive learns she has qualified for the “Little Miss Sunshine” beauty pageant, the whole family piles in their yellow Volkswagen Microbus for an 800-mile road trip full of quirky family dynamics, car troubles and a lot of laughs.
2) Into The Wild (2007)
Based on the true tales of Christopher McCandless, Into the Wild centres on a young man breaking free of society’s reigns and expectations. Christopher (Emile Hirsch) ditches his old life and identity and we follow ‘Alexander Supertramp’ as he travels across America on his way to live in the Alaskan wilderness. This film is beautiful and enchanting with a stellar cast and an incredible soundtrack composed by Eddie Vedder.
1) Away We Go (2009)
Comedy gems Maya Rudolph and John Krasinski play Verona and Burt, a couple in their early thirties who are struggling to meet daily needs and build fulfilling lives as an anatomy artist and an insurance salesman. When they find out they are going to become parents, they are challenged with how and where to raise a child and build a happy family. They embark on an adventure to visit family and friends in hopes of finding the ideal place to settle down.
(Trivia Question: Can you guess which 3 of these films won Academy Awards for Best Screenplay?)
Gimme Five More: Take a ride back into the ’80s with these road trip themed films: Lost In America, The Sure Thing, Rain Man, Midnight Run and Fandango.


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Spitzer, Suzanne M., Journal of Accountancy
Many benefits will accrue from the advances being made in mass storage technology, particularly in the optical arena. The high capacity and low cost per unit of data stored make optical media an effective storage solution. Accountants need to be aware of the implications of this technolog on the accounting profession as well as on the delivery of services.
Ever-increasing volumes of data must be stored and retrieved. Once measured by the number of punched cards in a file, today's data are sometimes measured in trillions of bytes. Rapid storage, retrieval and access to large volumes of information have become central concerns to management, users and information systems managers in all sizes of firms.
OPTICAL STORAGE MEDIA
Data storage media have evolved from punched cards, punched paper tapes, magnetic drums, magnetic tapes and disks to today's technology--optical storage. Adoption of this technology is expected to increase dramatically as standards are resolved, new applications are developed and the price/performance ratio of the media continues to improve.
An optical disk provides greater storage capacities than do magnetic tapes or disks. Optical disks are available in 5 1/4-, 12-, and 14-inch formats. Storage capacities range from 115 million bytes or megabytes (megs) to over 700 megs of digital data per side. Optical disks such as write once, read many (WORM) drives and erasable optical disks are portable and could somebday displace magnetic tape due to their greater storage capacities, smaller space requirements, removability, transportability and longer guaranteed media life.
Examples of some of the more commonly used optical technologies follow.
* CD-ROM (compact disk--read only memory). CD-ROM is the medium of the publishing industry for the recording of reference data on disks. Data once written to disk by the publisher cannot be erased or overwritten but can be read many times. CD-ROMs currently have a storage capacity of up to 650 megs. Their read-only characteristic provides security for publishers of distributed information. CD-ROMs often are used in the distribution of reference data that changes infrequently. Growing numbers of catalogs, specialized databases, digitized data and software programs are being delivered on CD-ROM as personal computer users realize the advantages of having megs of data that can be accessed randomly and loaded into the computer within seconds. According to Dataquest Inc. (San Jose, California), more than 1,300,000 CD-ROMs will be delivered during 1991.
* WORM disks. WORM drives offer more flexibility than the CD-ROM devices because users are capable of writing data while online to the computer. In addition to keyboard input, information from video scanners, optical character recognition equipment and other devices also can be recorded on disk.
Data on WORM disks cannot be erased, making them ideal for a variety of applications requiring audit trails, such as in CAD/CAM (computer-aided design--computer-aided manufacturing), program development and financial and business applications.
WORM disks have the potential for replacing other methods of mass storage such as microfiche, microfilm and tape. WORM technology takes an image of documents and allows for random access retrieval of data. WORM drives are gaining popularity among data-intensive applications such as graphics and imaging systems. For these applications storage capacity, permanence of data and media removability are important considerations.
* Erasable optical disks. Some view this relative newcomer in optical storage as the ultimate in mass storage technology since erasable optical disks combine the storage capacities of optical technology with the reusability of magnetic storage. High-volume data users increasingly will find erasable optical disks an acceptable alternative to large magnetic storage devices. …


Mustard in cooking can refer to either the spice from seeds of a plant, or prepared mustard, a common condiment. It is used for its pungent flavor in either application. Mustard greens, one of the many brassicas (or cruciform vegetables), contain similarly strong flavor.
Dry mustard in its seed form can be classified as either white mustard, brown mustard or black mustard. Seeds crushed into a fine powder are also readily available in many markets. Mustard seed is among the world's most ancient of flavorings, found in the remnants of Egyptian and Indian civilizations from centuries ago.
Prepared mustard can be found in multiple variations around the world, and usually consist of ground seeds combined with vinegar and water, as well as some other ingredients. The most notable prepared mustards today come from traditions in China, France, the United Kingdom, Germany, the United States.
- Chinese hot mustard is often little more than the combination of pulverized brown mustard seeds and cold water. The characteristic sharp, stinging flavor of the mustard comes from a chemical reaction resulting from putting the seed with cold water.
- French and English mustards typically are among the most potent of the more complex prepared mustards. As early as the 1700s in France, mustard seeds were ground (with or without their hulls) and combined into a thick sauce, and produced commercially. Dijon mustard, the best known of the French mustards, uses brown mustard seeds in varying strengths. It has become common especially in the United States in recent years to combine Dijon mustard with honey for sauces and salad dressings. English mustard, also popularized in its dry form, most commonly uses a combination of white and brown mustard seeds, and has potency often compared to horseradish.
- German mustard receives similar preparation techniques, but is often milder due to the addition of sugar. Many varieties of German mustard, as in some French varieties, are so-called stone-ground mustards, with coarsely ground mustard seeds incorporated into the mixture. This as well as varying additional spices in the recipe such as cracked peppercorns can give some German mustards a differently strong flavor than those from other sources. The stone-ground mustards are also similar to Creole mustard found in Louisiana and other parts of the United States.
- Yellow mustard first became common in the mid-1800s, using mostly white mustard seeds and given a heightened yellow color from the addition of turmeric. Yellow mustard is widely used on hamburgers and hot dogs (or frankfurters) especially in the United States, and is a common condiment for other sandwiches and mixed salads (such as potato salad and tuna salad).


In the summertime, high-end sunglasses are a luxury, albeit a justifiable one for anyone who spends a lot of time outside. This month, I have been testing a pair of said lux glasses with a prescription lens from Costa Del Mar. The company, based in Daytona Beach, Fla., caters to fishermen, boaters, and dwellers of sun-drenched destinations around the globe. Here in Minnesota, my home state, we get a hall pass into the “solar club” each year around June when, surprising to most, temps can spike to 100 degrees F and the sun can glare.
On the face, my Costa Del Mar glasses, the company’s Corbina frame with a polarized lens, have shaded, protected, and comforted my eyes on daily tasks and during moderate activity. The design of the Corbina frame says “chill out,” and the blocky, SoCal-influenced look elicits a vibe to sit down, lean back and take in the view.
But cloaked under the fashionable face of these glasses is a bit of tech. The frames, which come in black, tortoise and silver, are lined with a rubbery compound on the nose arch and bows. They are solid for most all activities short of water skiing.
The real tech is in the glass. For the first time this year, the company offers its top-end polarized lens in an Rx version. The lens, called the 580, blocks yellow light at a specific part of the visual spectrum for clarity on the water and off. It cuts glare and reflections. The lens, in terrestrial use, sharpens visual contrast and makes things look coated in a perpetual sunset glow.
Depending on the lens type, cost of the Corbinas is $149 to $249 for non-prescription versions. The Rx Corbinas start at $299, but prices range depending on your prescription type and eye doctor markup fees. For my prescription, the glasses were sharp. Some sunglasses do not acquiesce with my Rx — a far-sighted prescription with a complex cut — but the Corbina frame held the lens fine. The blocky frame and big temples nicely obscured the lenses, which were made semi-thick in order to work with the wrap and curve of the glasses design.
One issue: Peripheral vision is compromised with the Corbina frame. The same big temples I loved for their aesthetic also serve to cut your view to the side. This was especially noticeable while driving and riding a bike — a quick glance back on a turn is met with the temple blocking the view and making a blind spot. I was forced to turn my head in an exaggerated manner in order to see.
When I run or ride a bike, the Corbinas stay home. I wear lighter Rx sports frames from Smith instead. But for moderate activity, the comfort and visual clarity of the Costa glasses is hard to beat. They are great everyday glasses for summer use, in Minnesota to the tropics, sun glaring down in each place.
—Stephen Regenold is founder and editor of www.gearjunkie.com.


Where you are from could mean so many different places. I mean when I first thought about it I thought of a picture of the planet earth but that is just the space geek in me. Right now I live on the outer ring of the Minneapolis area, and by outer I mean OUTER… might even qualify as a suburb of St.Cloud at this point. Before that it was Blaine and Anoka and Brooklyn Center… but in the beginning, which is what I decided to go with, It was nordeast Minneapolis. Thus I give you a picture (stolen from Google) of my childhood home!
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I dont really play board games that often, so I dont have a favorite. I do have one that I remember very fondly from my childhood though. That would be the 20000 Leagues Under the Sea board game.
I remember that we had gone to some family event at the Moose Lodge with my family and the kids had all been put in a large auditorium where we sat and watched Laurel and Hardy and Little Rascal films. When the films where done as we all left the auditorium the girls where given a stuffed animal and the boys where given this game… Makes me think it must have been around Christmas time.
I loved this game when I was a child with the Subs and gunboats….
I have bid on copies of it a couple times on ebay but never won.
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O’Neal, the ex-wife of NBA superstar Shaquille O’Neal, exec produces and stars in VH1’s “Basketball Wives.”
Drawing loosely from the lives of O’Neal and some of her friends, the Searchlight project centers around a young woman who follows her boyfriend to Miami after he gets drafted into the NBA. Thrust into the world of professional sports, she meets the other players’ wives and learns from their trials and tribulations.
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The Waiuku Dirt Track Club Inc was formed 26th May 1982.
A clay track based on the corner of Eastern Drain and Wily roads in Waiuku
Gate entry only 10.00 under 12s are free
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Current membership is over 140 and is spread across a wide age group.
Summer Months (November to April) – Racing takes place on our clay track at Waiuku.
Winter Months (May to November) – Rally sprints take place in the Waiuku Forest
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From there, you’ll be asked a series of concerns in an intake survey about your gender identity, age, sexual orientation, and relationship status. In detailing your sexual orientation, you are given the options of straight, gay, lesbian, bi/pan, “Prefer not to say”, “Questioning”, queer, nonsexual, “I do not know”, and “Other”.
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