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Buying a jumbo bag of supermarket Easter eggs and leaving a Hansel & Gretel-esque trail of coloured foil around your living room is pretty much a major tradition at this time of year. I'm as happy as anyone else to leave crinkly metallic scraps of yellow and pink "eggshell" around, but I also like the idea of rediscovering your city through your sweet tooth.
So, for Anna Burns' great Weekend Lunch show on FBI, I came up with a list of Sydney places to get a hand-made taste of Easter.
The original boutique is famous for its sculptures fashioned out of cocoa (from telescopes to violins), and aptly enough, there's an installation of large rabbits looking a little joyous and sugar-high in the window.
On a smaller scale, there are mini eggs for you to scoop into a box. There's the popular White Chocolate with Raspberry Filling and Light Milk Chocolate with Smooth Macadamia ($9.20 per 100g, roughly $1.10 a piece). My favourite Easter pick though, is their Mini Hot Cross Buns, which are apple & cinnamon-flavoured. A taste of it may conjure up memories of a baking-goddess grandmother that you never had.
I like the chocolates at Belle Fleur, but my only grumble is how steely cool the staff can be sometimes. When I asked if I could take a photo of the store for the blog, I discovered that silence actually comes with its own climate range and it is not gentle or balmy. They sized me up with one very long, forensic look and did not really respond that enthusiastically to anything I had to say. In the end, they turned me down because they didn't think the acetate-wrapped easter packages would look very good in photographs.
Which is fair enough and totally their right – I just wonder if their delivery could be a touch friendlier. Maybe they don't want to come across any warmer, in case all the hand-made chocolates end up melting.
The staff at Adriano Zumbo Cafe Chocolat (and its sister patissier) in Balmain, meanwhile, are gorgeous and totally lovely. The woman who served me, especially, was such a star, despite me being a total dunce and mistakenly dropping money everywhere and being an embarrassing dag.
And she was totally cool about my photo request. Maybe the blog-friendliness of this place is no surprise, given how reciprocal the warmth is. Adriano Zumbo is a big sugar hit with Sydney bloggers.
Sure, the Easter handcrafted chocolate range wasn't that extensive when I visited last week – there was just the Spiced White Chocolate Mousse Mini Hot Cross Buns. And even though it's available all-year-round, I'd totally buy the staff suggestion that the Fried Egg is Easter-related. Especially as it's such a lovely timestopper of a sweet. The egg "albumen" is a generous disc of coconut-flecked white chocolate and the "yolk" is this spiky-sweet passionfruit jelly. It is a pause-everything moment just sinking right into it. The seconds and minutes slow down as you linger over each deliberate bite.
The other chocolates I've filled the bowl with (above) are non-holiday items: Raspberry and Rose & Mandarin pieces, but who minds going off-topic with goodies like these?
A note to Future Me: I need to plan a proper sit-in cafe visit soon, as the menu blackboard looks super-tempting: one dish is called The Paris La Vie En Rose and is made of rose brulee and macaron, fresh lychees, raspberry sorbet and coconut tapioca shake.
Your mind just surges like an Edith Piaf high note, thinking about it.
And would it be too conspiracy-theory-esque to suggest maybe that's why the cafe is a tad hard to find? It's like some dental lobby hijacked the architects' plans – making the location a little tricky, so our sweeth tooths would be denied.
It's great they offer a vegan version of the racing car chocolates (especially as chocolate boutiques, with their egg and dairy reliance, can regularly snub vegans). Ditto with their milk-spotted Dinosaur Easter Eggs: a vegan de-spottified version is available, too.
My utter favourite though, was the Half Chocolates with Truffles, which come with a small lottery of truffle flavours. My egg came with two goodies that – on first bite (and every bite after) – instantly made my brain go "Zing!". One was a white chocolate/roasted coconut piece with a kicking twist of lime and the other was a luscious passionfruit ganache tucked inside a rocky white-chocolate shell.
Another tip about Adora is that you can order online – which is brilliant if you are a lazybum (like me), who can half-justify the courier fee (from $16.95 – pricey, but a good excuse to order quite a bit!). You don't have to pick the specific hampers on their site – you can create your own order and email it through (I recommend being a truffle-hound when you decide).
As usual, Boon in Darlinghurst has new chocolates that will wow the eye and the palate. You can buy a Easter Chocolate Flowerpot ($20), that includes beautifully glossy eggs on choc "soil", all spade-filled into a garden-friendly vessel. The Lemon and Poppy Flower version has ruby-marbled swirls, and a lush strawberry-and-cream-like taste, with a dishy lemon flourish. It's a definite "oh my" moment. I also enjoy the tiny specks of pebbly chocolate "dirt" at the bottom of the pot. They're so small, they pop like little cocoa bursts in your mouth.
Sadly, the Green Tea variation was out when I visited, but the Caramelised Almond and Nougat Praline flavour is the favourite of Alex, who works in the store, and Fanny, who exquisitely hand-makes every single chocolate at Boon.
To me, it tastes like a mash-up between an easter egg and a Ferrero Rocher. And could that ever be bad?
Adora is my absolute favourite – the lime one you described and their chili cinnamon are just the best!
My mouth is watering! I listened to you on the radio, but it isn't a great medium for chocolate… you made them sound so good, but now I can see they really are divine. Mmmm… where shall I go first?
Love your blog and your clever writing pretty one!


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2018 VBS…July 30 – August 3 from 6:30-8:30 p.m.
This annual event involves the whole congregation for a week in July each summer. It centers on a theme that helps children from 3 years old – 5th grade to learn more about Jesus and their faith. Youth and adults serve as teachers and leaders.
Thanks to all who helped in any way or donated items for snacks or crafts.


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NCNAACP Press Release Details Three Pronged Attack
Posted on January 27, 2014	by A.P. Dillon
On January 25th, the NC NAACP released a statement detailing a three-pronged line of attack on political targets. These statements were a re-iteration of a speech Reverend Barber made in a church – Abundant Life Church of God in Christ & Life Center. The statements even says he "spoke at length" on these topics. At what point in the political pot banging, in a church no less, does this 501(c)3 and its activities merit some scrutiny?
The statement reads like an extension of the Blueprint NC attack memo, only with more specific targets. Here are the three bolded attack items below, the details can be read in the full copy of the statement is here. They can be summarized in one sentence: That's racist.
1. Sen. Richard Burr (R-NC) has continuously denied attempts to hold a vote on the candidacy of judicial nominee Ms. Jennifer May-Parker for the open U.S.District Court seat in Eastern North Carolina.
2. The 12th congressional district seat is also vacant and will have remained vacant for over 300 days if Gov. Pat McCrory is able to delay the special election until Nov. 4, 2014.
3. And statewide, the NC NAACP is pushing forward with its challenge to the voter suppression bill passed by the Far-Right extremists in the General Assembly in 2013 -a law that has been described as the worst in the nation and stands as the most significant rollback of voter protections since Jim Crow.
1. Jennifer May-Parker. Read her Judgepedia profile. Burr nominated her yet now is blocking her. Perhaps information has come to light that changed his mind, who knows. What is clear is he should make it clear to his constituents why he changed his mind. The move by Harry Reid in going the Nuclear Option route may have a lot to do with it. It's no secret Obama is trying to pack the courts with as many liberal, activist type judges as he can, May-Parker looks to fit that bill:
Wes Camden, a partner with Brooks Pierce in Raleigh who clerked in the U.S. Attorney's office under May-Parker while still in law school and later served alongside her as a prosecutor, described her as "zealous."
"Prosecutors – I don't think they mind being referred to that way," Camden said. "She is a passionate advocate." – TBJ
Passionate advocate. For what exactly?
The vacancy she's up for is the Eastern district I believe. Per usual, Reverend Barber thinks it's racist, "North Carolina should really be offended that the federal Eastern District of North Carolina looks like the civil rights movement never took place," Barber said. That seat has been vacant for almost 8 years. Only in the last few years has the NC NAACP seemingly cared because now it fits their agenda to attack the Republicans now in power.
2. Holding a stand alone, special election for the 12th seat will cost the NC taxpayers around a $1 million dollars and the earliest the election could be held is September 16th. Would the NC NAACP like to foot the whole bill? I'm sure the taxpayers don't wish to. The special vote will follow the state's primary date of May 6th and election of November 4th. What will happen is the voters in the 12th district get to pick the replacement at election time that will serve the remainder of 2014. They also get to vote on the next term starting in 2015. So the 12th voters get two votes. Related Reads: Article 2, specifically 163-13 Filling vacancy in United States House of Representatives.
The NC NAACP is pretty mad the Governor has decided to put this off and are threatening to sue like they always do. So are 11 Democrats lined up to run for the seat. In fact, only Democrats are running for the seat. With Mel Watt being plucked to run the Federal Housing Finance Agency, Democrats are falling all over themselves to take his seat. It's not like the 12th district is shut down until the election, the former staff for Watt still exists and continues to operate, but they do have a limited range of services they can provide and it is true there is no voting representation during the vacancy.
Fun Fact: the 12th district is also one of the districts gerrymandered by the Democrats that was redrawn several times until it didn't violate the equal protection clause. Read Hunt v. Comartie.
3. Jim Crow. Voter Suppression. Because ID is racist or something. Even though you can get ID free from the DMV in North Carolina and you won't need it until 2016. Just call the NC NAACP "voter hotline" and get a dose of the rhetoric for yourself. Voter ID is still very popular in North Carolina, the NC NAACP and their Blueprint NC pals know this, so it's label, slam, cripple, eviscerate… you know the drill. What these groups like to ignore is that the Democrats lost power before VIVA and in a big way – both houses flipped, Lt. Gov and Governor. Related Reads: Voter Fraud IS Voter Suppression. Also, About that Non-Partisan Advocate for Clean Elections…
Flashback: Non-Partisan Voter Registration
Related: Here comes the astroturf.
Thank you to Carolina Plott Hound for linking!
About A.P. Dillon
A.P. Dillon is a freelance journalist and is currently writing at The North State Journal. She resides in the Triangle area of North Carolina. Find her on Twitter: @APDillon_
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Monday Music: Love's Philosophy (Roger Quilter)
I'm a bit of a latecomer to Quilter, and indeed, English Art Song in general. But last year, when Allan's was closing down, I saw a book of Quilter art songs on special, and thought I'd take a look inside. After all, one shouldn't shun a whole genre without trying it. Then I opened the book, and made a marvellous discovery – Art Song in English is basically really gorgeous poems set to music!
(yes, OK, I'm slow, but it hadn't occurred to me. I've only ever sung art-song in other languages, and hadn't really registered that the lyrics were written by Real Poets, as opposed to lyricists…)
Anyway, having made this delicious connection, the first thing I did was to take the book along to my singing teacher and basically say "Where do I start?" And she sang me this.
Isn't it gorgeous? The poem is by Percy Shelley, another poet who was almost certainly stolen by the fairies, or possibly the naiads, as he drowned in a boating accident at a young age. I love the excitement of the music (and Baker's amazing dexterity in singing this), but to me, it's the words which are truly transcendent. I would love to sing this at a wedding.
Here's a tenor version which I think is even more gorgeous than Baker's, though I haven't been able to find out who the singer is. Edited to add: Apparently, it's John Mark Ainsley, an English tenor. Also apparently, I can't read, because it's right there on the cover of the recording… I love the feeling and vigour in his performance, and the way you can hear every syllable.
The fountains mingle with the river
And the rivers with the ocean,
The winds of heaven mix for ever
With a sweet emotion;
Nothing in the world is single,
All things by a law divine
In one another's being mingle –
Why not I with thine?
See the mountains kiss high heaven
And the waves clasp one another;
No sister-flower would be forgiven
If it disdain'd its brother:
And the sunlight clasps the earth,
And the moonbeams kiss the sea –
What are all these kissings worth,
If thou kiss not me?
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4 thoughts on "Monday Music: Love's Philosophy (Roger Quilter)"
Elettaria says:
Oh, is *that* where the "no sister-flower* line comes from? And in this context, rather incesty.
Not bad. Not really my thing, but nice in its way, and I can see that it's great wedding music. I should really have investigated a composer called Quilter already, should't I.
Yes, that's pretty much how I thought you'd feel about Quilter! My friend at the music shop looked at the Quilter, and said, "Well, it's very pretty…" in slightly disparaging tones!
And he does tend to be very pretty, but I love the lyrics he chooses, and he can be so deliciously self-indulgent. So for me, he's a nice change from the baroque music I favour, but yes, many people find him not at all their cup of tea.
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According to the video the singer in the tenor version is John Mark Ainsley, see
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Mark_Ainsley for more information about him.
It seems to be this recording: http://www.allmusic.com/performance/no-1-loves-philosophy-mq0000626058
(Thank you Google)
Thank you! I must have been sleepier than I thought when I wrote this post to miss that.
Updated accordingly.


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City Planning in "The Kaogongji"
September 12, 2019 in China, cities, Uncategorized | Tags: autocracy, center, central, Han, Imperial, Kao Gongji, Luoyi, planning, urban planning. China | by Wayne | Leave a comment
We have been talking about planned cities of the past and of the future. Almost every urban culture in history has fantasized about how to make cities better, and some civilizations have actually put these ideas into practice (or tried to do so). But when it comes to crafting cities in the mind and then actually building them in the real world, nobody rivals China. From the 12th century BC through the present, the world's most populous city has, more often than not, been Chinese. Densely populated urban environments are a defining feature of Han culture. And during all that time, strong central authority and hierarchical planning of all aspects of society has been an equally prominent aspect of Chinese civilization.
As you might imagine, such a mixture has left a long history in Chinese letters. The Kao Gongji (Kao Gong Ji) was written in the late Spring and Autumn period around 500 BC (although the oldest surviving copy only dates to 1235 AD). The book generalizes about may different sorts of practical skills and trades, but it reserves special attention for how princes should build their capitals.
The style of these ruling cities is as imperious as you would imagine: The Kao Gongji dictates a walled palace/administrative nucleus in the center of a large capital city. This pattern was common in many early states particularly in southern China.
To quote the book directly:
"When the builder constructs the capital, the city should be a fang (a four-sided orthogonal shape) nine li on each side with three gates each. Within the city are nine longitudinal and nine latitudinal streets, each of them 9 carriages wide. On the left (i.e. east) is the Ancestral Temple, on the right (west) are the Altars of Soil and Grain, in front is the Hall of Audience and behind the markets."
This idea (which literally placed the king/emperor squarely at the center of all aspects of society) was put into practice in the ancient capital of Luoyi, and it manifested again and again in the layout of China's other capitals. Indeed, although the Mongols and the Qing had moved beyond such rudimentary urban plans, the fundamental concept is even present in Beijing.
10,000 Black Holes at the Galactic Center
April 5, 2018 in Color, Deities of the Underworld, Science, Space, Uncategorized | Tags: 10000, black hole, black-holes, center, Chandra, Discovery, galactic, galaxy, Milky Way, spacetime, x-ray | by Wayne | 3 comments
Hey, remember the super-massive black hole at the center of the galaxy? Well, scientists have been thinking about it too, and they concluded that other black holes should sink into the middle of the galaxy near to the central monster. To find out if this holds true, they utilized the Chandra X-Ray Observatory (an x-ray telescope located on a satellite in orbit around Earth) to observe stars near to the center of the galaxy. Black holes can't be detected on their own, but if they interact with nearby stars they produce esoteric x-rays which can be detected (so long as the x-ray telescope is outside of a planetary atmosphere, which absorbs x-rays, thank goodness). Within the tiny (er, relatively tiny) three light year area which they scrutinized, the astronomers discovered dozens of black holes. Extrapolating this data leads them to conclude there are more than 10,000 black holes at the center of our galaxy. I wish I could contextualize this for you, but I just can't… the concept of 10,000 super-dense gravity wells flattening and tearing all of the spacetime in the center of the galaxy into Swiss cheese is to disturbing for me to deal with (in any other way than blurting it out in a midnight blog). I'm not sure this universe is safe at all. I am going to go lie down.
In Praise of the Barclays Center
September 28, 2012 in Opinion, Politics, Serpents, Uncategorized | Tags: aesthetic, architecture, Barclays, Brooklyn, center, concert, critique, dystopia, future, Jay-Z, kleptocrat, Nets, new, Opening, rattlesnake, Russian, rusted, urban | by Wayne | 5 comments
The Barclays Center as seen from above (against the larger NY cityscape)
I hope my non-New York audience will bear with me through this post. Even though it concerns contemporary Brooklyn (my home), it also touches on larger topics. Today is the grand opening of the much-anticipated Barclays Center, a multi-purpose indoor sporting/concert venue, which lies at the center of a five billion dollar restoration/remake of the Vanderbilt Train Yards at Atlantic Avenue (where Ebbets Field once stood and where most of the city's trains meet at a huge terminal). The devilish development work which went into creating the complex took a decade or longer and required lots of high finance deals and acrimonious court cases (which, in turn, involved crushing and annexing lots of little guys via eminent domain). The final structure involves an unholy business alliance between billionaire developer, Bruce Ratner; Russian oligarch and kleptocrat,Mikhail Prokhorov; British investment bank, Barclays PLC; hip-hop mogul, rapper, and accused stabber, Jay-Z; and, of course, New York's hapless taxpayers who got foisted with big portions of the tab. The stadium will be the home arena for the boringly-named Brooklyn Nets (a basketball franchise), the stage for mega concerts by the likes of Justin Bieber, Lady Gaga, & Jay-Z, as well as the sight of large scale attractions like the circus, Disney-on-ice, and professional boxing.
Looking at the above paragraph, one might be somewhat inclined to disparage the project (or, indeed, to despair of humanity), but we are not here for that: instead this post is meant as aesthetic contemplation of the architecture of Barclays Center and of the changing directions of megacities at large.
The Finished Barclays Center
A timber rattlesnake (Crotalus horridus)
The arena was designed by architectural firm Ellerbe Becket and features three bands of pre-weathered (i.e. rusted) steel plates latticed together around a futuristic glass curtain wall. Apparently the juxtaposition of glass and rusted steel was meant to evoke Brooklyn's famous brownstone townhouses, but the effect is more jarring than traditional. So far critical reaction has been mixed, with local critics comparing the building to a giant coiled rattlesnake. As the building took shape, it made me think of a science-fiction movie where the heroes crash on a supposedly deserted planet—and then discover monstrous corroded alien ruins of a shape so sinister that it foreshadows horrible events to come. However when I walked by the finished building last night it struck me that the building actually does look like a timber rattlesnake—and I like rattlesnakes (though not in a way that makes me want to be close to them). The sinuous curves and non-euclidean light projections gave a futuristic impression. The employees of Modells sporting store were working overtime stripping the store's featureless onyx mannequins naked so that they could be dressed in all-black "Nets" gear. The proud blue and white space eagle of Barclays glowed on its tri-lobed bizarro-shield. For the first time since the recession began so many years ago, I felt like Brooklyn was stepping into a prosperous (albeit authoritarian) future.
Still scene from "Bladerunner" (1982)
I have heard from concert-promoters (who were allowed early access) that the inside is stunning. Although there are many extra boxes–and super-boxes–for the extremely well-healed, the space is said to put other similarly sized venues to shame. The line-up of sports events and acts, though tawdry, will undoubtedly create huge business (probably surpassing that of Madison Square Garden). Urban life is meant to be flashy, fast-paced, and busy with different people from different places who like different things. If one loved beauty, quiet, and meaning, one would move to the country.
Gradiva's Fourth Wall (Diana Al Hadid, 2011, steel, polymer gypsum, wood, fiberglass, paint)
Cities should be bigger than life—that is why lots of people come here. I prefer the idea of a growing & dynamic Brooklyn to a changeless 1950s concrete jungle (which is what the railyards were) or, goodness help us, a dying city returning to wasteland, like Detroit. Cities which are dynamic and changing require big bold risks, like the Empire State Building in the 1930s or the Centre Pompidou in the 1980s. I am happy to see that Brooklyn is taking such chances–even if it does mean some toes get stepped on or a few giant space rattlesnakes get built.
I foresee a great shining future for the Barclays Center, although you might not see me there anytime soon. Also be very careful crossing the street near the monstrous thing. The one element preserved from the fifties was a disregard for the lives of people not rich enough to travel by car.
The Poison Mascot
June 14, 2012 in Art, Color, Mascots, Opinion, Poison, Uncategorized | Tags: 1970's, Art, center, control, Green, grimace, iconography, Mr. Yuk, pirates, Pittsburgh, poison, stickers, toxic | by Wayne | 2 comments
If you are looking for poison control center and have arrived here by some dreadful search engine mistake you should call 1-800-222-1222 (presuming you are in the United States). If you are not in the United States here is the World Health Organization's interactive map of worldwide poison control centers. Quick! Don't wait around here!
OK, now that they're getting the help they need, we can delve into today's post which concerns the ambiguity of iconography–more specifically this is the history of poison control mascot, Mr. Yuk, an icon of Generation X childhood.
Since at least the nineteenth century, chemical manufacturers have used skulls, skeletons, and crossbones to label poisonous compounds. In fact for a while toxic substances were sold in cobalt blue glass skulls (which you can probably still find at an antique shop). By the twentieth century, the skull and crossbones was almost universally known as the symbol for poison—and it still is—well, except in Pittsburgh. Pittsburgh had a problem: their famously up-and-down professional baseball team, the Pittsburgh Pirates, were inextricably linked to the Jolly Roger an age-old symbol of pirates. The Jolly Roger is basically a poison label, but it was plastered all over all sorts of Pirates merchandise.
Dr. Richard Moriarty, a Pittsburgh pediatrician and poison center pioneer, saw the skull and bones everywhere in Pittsburgh and was worried that children would be confused. Even beyond Pittsburg, the world is filled with pirate themed Halloween candy and Long John Silver's marketing and thoughtless graphic art. Moriarty proposed a new poison label which would speak more directly to children.
The art for Mr. Yuk was created by Wendy (Courtney) Brown, a grade school student who won a drawing contest. Wendy' original conception was altered somewhat to make the character more vivid–the stick figure body was chopped off and only a grimacing head remains. The poison control team chose acid-green as the color for their mascot by finding which color least appealed to children. One young study participant described the overall effect as "Yucky" and the name stuck.
Today "Mr. Yuk" is the exclusive intellectual property of Pittsburgh Children's Hospital, but they no longer release sheets of stickers (which were omnipresent back in my childhood). Times change, and a new crop of market researchers have shown that kids are drawn towards Mr. Yuk stickers simply because they are stickers. Plus a few restless generations of toymakers and marketers have demystified the green color and the sour face. Even Mr. Yuk's name conveys less force in a multi-cultural world—maybe he's just Tibetan or something. Of course the skull and crossbones still has problems too. Since the 1970's there are even more pirate teams running around (to say nothing of the computer pirates and Disney pirate-theme franchises which have burgeoned since then). It's a real problem: what should the personification of poison be. How does a toxic mascot stay toxic as our symbols and color change meanings?
Um, Don't eat this poisonous sword-flag?
Sagittarius A
May 29, 2012 in Science, Space, Uncategorized | Tags: A, accretion, Big Bang, Black, center, Discovery, galaxies, galaxy, hole, Holes, immense, massive, Milky Way, Sagittarius, stellar masses, super | by Wayne | 6 comments
The constellation Sagittarius (from "Urania's Mirror" a set of constellation cards published in England circa 1825)
My apologies for the blogging break last week. Usually I try to write a new post every weekday, but last week was a blogging holiday. To reinvigorate things after the lost week, let's turn to a big subject—in fact a super-massive subject! Long ago, Ferrebeekeeper featured a post about Eta Carinae, a blue hypergiant with a hundred times the mass of the sun (which is itself a million times more massive than Earth). Stars like Eta Carinae are rarely formed and short lived—there are probably less than a dozen in our galaxy. However compared to the most massive object in the galaxy, Eta Carinae is puny and common. Twenty six thousand light years away from the solar system there exists a truly monstrous space object!
In 1974, Astronomers discovered an astronomical feature which was emitting exotic radio waves in the Sagittarius constellation. The scientists named the feature "Sagittarius A" and set out to determine what it was. Part of the feature seems to be the remnants of a star which had gone supernova. A second part of the feature is a cloud of ionized gas surrounded by an even larger torus of molecular gas. In the middle of Sagittarius A is something which is emitting most of the high energy electromagnetic radiation visible to radio telescopes. The cloud of ionized gas seems to be emptying into it and nearby stars orbit it with greater velocity than stars move anywhere else in the galaxy (in fact the object affects the proper motion of thousands of nearby stars). And yet the space object at the center of Sagittarius A has a diameter of only 44 million kilometers–a bit less than the distance between the middle of the sun and Mercury at its perihelion (when the rocky planet is closest to the sun). By calculating the proper motion of thousands of nearby stars, scientists determined that the mysterious object at the center of Sagittarius A (which they took to calling Sagitarrius A*) has mass of 4.31 million suns (i.e. solar masses). Whatever lies at the center of Sagittarius A–which I probably should have mentioned, is also the center of the Milky Way Galaxy–is smaller in volume than a large star, but has a mass which exceeds by many orders of magnitude even exotic hypergiants like Eta Carina.
Of course the only kinds of discrete objects which we know (or even hypothesize) to be capable of attaining such mass are black holes. It is believed that most (indeed probably all) galaxies have super-massive black hole at their centers. Smaller galaxies have small super massive black holes (forgive the oxymoron) but large galaxies have immense central black holes which can equal billions of solar masses. Radio astronomers have observed plumes of exotic electromagnetic radiation coming from the center of other galaxies, and they wondered where the Milky Way's galactic center was located. It seems that a supernova near the galactic center blew away a great deal of the dust and gas on which the black hole would otherwise "feed" thereby making the galactic center of the Milky Way less energetic than the active center of farther (e.g. older) galaxies.
Artist's Conception of Galactic Center
The super massive black holes which lie at the center of galaxies may be a result of the accretion of matter around stellar-sized black holes (which could grow quickly in matter-rich galactic cores) but most astrophysicists believe they are instead a primordial feature of the Big Bang around which galaxies themselves coalesced. The ultimate nature of super massive black holes remains unknown and seems to be tied to the nature and shape of our universe.


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Things to Do This Week: Try 24Karat Ice Cream
The buzzed-about sweet just debuted at Snowopolis in Anaheim.
By Alysia Gray Painter	• Published at 9:41 pm on February 25, 2018
Snowopolis
24Karat Gold Ice Cream: It's been a snapshot-ready sensation in Hong Kong, Japan, and Dubai; now you can find the goldleaf'd sweet at Snowopolis in Anaheim. It's $14.95 a scoop, the waffle cone "... is pre-sprayed with 24Karat gold dust and filled with vanilla soft serve," and the goldleaf is applied to the vanilla before it is handed to the customer. The treat just debuted, making the week between the ending of the Olympics and Oscar Sunday extra-shiny in the sweet department. Supplies to make the treat are "limited" each day, do note.
"Superman" the Movie's 40th Anniversary: You don't need to journey to the planet Krypton to relish in a certain superhero's thrilling adventures; the TCL Chinese Theatre 6 has them, on the big screen, in honor of the blockbuster's big 4-0. Marc McClure, who played Jimmy Olsen, and Jack O'Hallaran, who, of course, was Non, will be Q&Aing. The date is Tuesday, Feb. 27, the price is ten bucks, and wearing your Clark Kent glasses is always a good idea (though not mandatory).
The Flower Fields open: March 1 isn't yet spring, but spring is drawing near, and the Carlsbad destination is ready to celebration. It takes a few more weeks for the spreads of colorful ranunuculus to fully pop, but there are other to-dos around the property, if you're looking for a garden-themed outing. Take note that The Flower Fields always close after Mother's Day, so no dawdlign. Best keep an eye out for when the bloom gets big, then get to Carlsbad as quickly as you can.
What to do, where to go and what to see
ROW DTLA 4 hours ago
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dineL.A. to Deliver Oodles of Dining Deals
Underwood Family Farms: In other spring-related news, the Moorpark Farm Center will also reopen on Thursday, March 1, which means you can get out and see all of the furry farm babies, and buy some produce, and enjoy a day out close to the fields growing all sorts of yummy things. Admission? You'll pay three bucks on a weekday, and six on a weekend, if there isn't a festival going on (admission will be a bit more during those times, and on holidays). But festivals are ahead, like the Springtime Easter Festival, so stay tuned, farm fans.
Poppy Reserve: And speaking of yet more spring's-a-comin' updates, the Jane S. Pinheiro Center at the Antelope Valley California Poppy Reserve will also open on Thursday, March 1. The poppy outlook is not that bright, though other buds have been pushing up around the popular springtime destination. Still, if you're keeping the hope, best keep an eye on the reserve's social media, where updates are coming regularly now about what's blooming in the area.


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Q: Serial diode to universal motor and brush lenghts differs on intermittent run, why? A universal motor supposed to be run in two speed stages: full speed / reduced speed and motor will run on intermittent duty like 3 seconds ON / 3 seconds OFF.
So simply I added a serial diode (BY255) to universal motor to run the motor in reduced speed; but one brush wears out faster when other wears out very slow, why?
I suspected from switching transients but surge supressors like NTCs are not a good idea since they need cooling time, and the costs are important if you will talk about PCB circuits which has at least 3-4 components.
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*Source: 220 V 50 Hz

*I measure 120 V on motor (rectifed True RMS value)

*BY255: Medium Current Plastic Rectifier (Voltage - 200 to 1300 volt, Current - 3.0 amperes)

*Brushes wears out fine & equal when on full speed intermittent duty

*When i change the direction of diode, then other brush starts to wear out faster. Diodes' anode sided carbon brush wears out faster (the brush electrons flowing into, conventioal current flowing out)

*Motor's contionous work values are 0.45 A, 83 W, 6300 RPM with light but right load.

Edit: I tried another motor with another type brush but continous duty; results are same: one brush (anode side) wears out very fast while the other brush wears out very slow.

A: Intermittent duty means a lot of high current operation, and sparking at the brushes as the motor operates at something other than its rated speed while accelerating.
Sparking occurs when the commutator breaks the current, and can be minimised by ensuring this happens when the induced voltage is zero, which happens at a different brush position depending on the motor's speed. So, the brush position on large motors is adjustable, and you have to set it to the neutral point to minimise sparking, (pdf) but possibly factory set for best operation at normal speed on your motor.
So operating the motor at other speeds, the neutral point is in a different place, and you will see sparking during starts. which will wear the brushes. Now sparks are small arc lights, hot plasma accelerating across the electrical field and colliding with the electrodes (in this case, the brush and the commutator at each end). And arcs eat anodes - twice as fast as they eat cathodes, in the linked article.

In 1876 Paul Jablochkoff, a Russian living in Paris, produced what was considered at the time to be a big breakthrough, [... in electric arc lighting.] His device was known as the "electric candle", since it involved two parallel carbon rods in an upright position separated from each other by a layer of Plaster of Paris. As the carbons were consumed, the positive rod was eaten away at twice the speed of the negative rod so alternating current was preferred to equalise the erosion. In other later arc lamps the positive carbon rod was made twice the size as the negative rod.

So at any one moment, one brush is positive while the commutator is negative, and at the other brush, the commutator is positive while the brush is negative. Now "arcs eat anodes" means the positive brush will sustain more damage than the other. (The copper commutator will also sustain some damage, but it is evenly spread as it rotates).
At full power, your motor operates off AC, so the brushes are taking turns (50 times per second) in being positive, and so the wear is even.
However a series diode upsets this fairness : one brush is always positive, and thus wears faster than the other.
So what you are probably seeing is a combination of two effects : unusually bad sparking by operating the motor through a lot of acceleration (high current and away from its neutral point) and differential erosion of the positive brush because your diode "speed controller" operates the motor off DC.
Either swap the brushes periodically, or reverse the diode every day (use a DPDT switch to make this easy), or install a kinder sort of speed control - like a triac based dimmer, though cheap ones may not be robust enough to drive inductive loads like motors.

A: Check your brush grades. Normally sandwich type (2 brushes pasted together) brushes are used with AC supplies and mono (single brush) type brushes are used with DC supplies.
For Example: Schunk L93MF7 for AC supply & Schunk L24F7 for DC supply.
If you use an AC brush for a DC supply, you can find that the uneven wear-out is higher.

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Q: How are extended attributes stored and preserved? I have a small question about extended file attributes. Assume I label my files with metadata in extended attributes (e.g. to account for the integrity - but this does not matter for my question). The questions that arise now:

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*Where are these attributes stored? Surely not in the inode I guess, but in what location - or better: structure?

*How are these attributes connected to a file? Is there a link from the attribute structture to the inode or so?

*What happens when copying/moving around files? I just tested it, when moving a file, the file remains its attributes. When copying it, the copy does not have attributes. So I assume whe burning it to CD or emailing the file, it will also lose its attributes?

A: The answer to you question is filesystem specific. For ext3, for example, have a look at fs/ext3/xattr.c, it contains the following description:
  16 /*
  17  * Extended attributes are stored directly in inodes (on file systems with
  18  * inodes bigger than 128 bytes) and on additional disk blocks. The i_file_acl
  19
 * field contains the block number if an inode uses an additional block. All
  20  * attributes must fit in the inode and one additional block. Blocks that
  21  * contain the identical set of attributes may be shared among several inodes.
  22  * Identical blocks are detected by keeping a cache of blocks that have
  23  * recently been accessed.
  24  *
  25  * The attributes in inodes and on blocks have a different header; the entries
  26  * are stored in the same format:
  27  *
  28  *   +------------------+
  29  *   | header           |
  30  *   | entry 1          | |
  31  *   | entry 2          | | growing downwards
  32  *   | entry 3          | v
  33  *   | four null bytes  |
  34  *   | . . .            |
  35  *   | value 1          | ^
  36  *   | value 3          | | growing upwards
  37  *   | value 2          | |
  38  *   +------------------+
  39  *
  40  * The header is followed by multiple entry descriptors. In disk blocks, the
  41  * entry descriptors are kept sorted. In inodes, they are unsorted. The
  42  * attribute values are aligned to the end of the block in no specific order.
  43  *
  44  * Locking strategy
  45  * ----------------
  46  * EXT3_I(inode)->i_file_acl is protected by EXT3_I(inode)->xattr_sem.
  47  * EA blocks are only changed if they are exclusive to an inode, so
  48  * holding xattr_sem also means that nothing but the EA block's reference
  49  * count can change. Multiple writers to the same block are synchronized
  50  * by the buffer lock.
  51  */

Regarding the "how are attributes connected" question, the link is in the other way round, the inode has a link to the extended attributes, see EXT3_XATTR_NEXT and ext3_xattr_list_entries in xattr.h and xattr.c respectively.
To recap, the attributes are linked to the inode and are fs dependent, so yes, you will lose the attributes when burning a CD rom or emailing a file.


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The industry at greatest risk of cyber attacks
"We are still ill-prepared for where we need to be."
By Edward Pollitt on Oct 25 2018 10:58 AM
L to R: Victorian Minister for Innovation, Philip Dalidakis; NSW Government CISO, Dr Maria Milosavljevic; Head of International Cyber Policy Centre ASPI, Fergus Hanson; Director of Cyber Resilience Initiatives for ACS, Professor Jill Slay; and Principal Consultant, Cyber at Optus, Stewart Hayes.
At a state and federal level, government is now the most under siege industry when it comes to cyber attacks.
The Australian Cyber Security Centre recently revealed that of all recorded cyber incidents in 2016-17, 33% were targeted at federal parliament.
State and territory governments were victim to another 14%.
So how are governments ensuring they are equipped for whatever comes their way?
"As prepared as government may be, we are still ill-prepared for where we need to be – and that's okay to say," said Victorian Minister for Trade & Investment, Innovation & the Digital Economy and Small Business, Philip Dalidakis.
"We have to acknowledge that government is no different to the private sector in this aspect."
Dalidakis was speaking at the ACS Cyber Panel event in Melbourne.
Joining him on the panel was NSW Government Chief Information Security Officer, Dr Maria Milosavljevic.
And while the two state government figures engaged in interstate rivalry – debating who is leading the country when it comes to innovation – they could agree on one thing.
"When it comes to cyber security policy, it's a joint ticket," continued Dalidakis.
"We can't afford to have anything less because attacks on our systems don't care about borders. They come from anywhere and everywhere around the world."
For Milosavljevic, the panel came just weeks after she unveiled the NSW government's inaugural Cyber Security Strategy.
The strategy is built on six themes: prepare, prevent, detect, respond, recover and lead.
"Leadership is really about making sure we have the right people at the table," she said. "At NSW we now have a new governance committee for cyber security which has the business risk owners at the table."
"We're starting to have genuine discussions around the acceptance of risk and normalisation, driving home that message that your CIO cannot simply tell you that a breach will not happen.
"You need to accept the risk. Accepting the risk isn't simply a decision at a meeting, it's also saying 'so what do we do when that happens and how do we respond?'"
What education can do
In terms of cyber security, a resilient government only comes when there is a wealthy talent pool to pick from.
The Victorian government recently added the Box Hill Institute's Certificate IV in Cyber Security to its list of free Tafe priority courses.
"We want to encourage the industry here to know that we appreciate we need to have a greater level of supply," he said.
"We are sending a very clear message to people that this is an industry they should consider working in.
"Obviously, something that is free is quite attractive to a young person or someone looking to change industries."
Also speaking was Optus Chair of Cyber Security at La Trobe University and Director of Cyber Resilience Initiatives for ACS, Professor Jill Slay.
Slay, who has spent time in academia and defence throughout her career, shared her views on the importance of cross-sector collaboration for the Australian cyber security industry.
While academia struggles to retain cyber talent, collaboration ensures Australia's overall cyber security posture can benefit, she explained.
"We should be grateful for the trends we see and the way we're working together," she said. "We've moved from a place where there was resistance towards working together."
The ACS Cyber Panel event also marked the launch of the Information Age Cyber Experts Series publication, which features interviews with 15 of Australia's top cyber security experts.
Edward Pollitt
Edward Pollitt After starting as an intern for Information Age in 2017, Edward is now a full-time journalist with the publication. He covers a range of topics that relate to the technology sector, with a particular interest in start-ups, digital transformation and cyber security.
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Tech boost for public servants
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Fact Check: Kendall Jenner Did NOT Post A Photoshopped Picture Holding A 'Black Lives Matter' Sign
Before long, the photo set the internet ablaze as users called Kendall out for what seemed to be a poor attempt to show support for Black Lives Matter and the ongoing protests for change following the death of George Floyd. Kendall Jenner said in a tweet on Saturday that a picture appearing to show her holding a Black Lives Matter poster without a shadow behind her was "photoshopped by someone." The image of Ms. Jenner approaching a line of police officers was compared to a widely shared does every flight have a marshall photo of Ieshia Evans, a black woman who stood firm while being charged by riot police during a protest against police brutality in Baton Rouge, La., in July. At first glance, it looks like model Kendall Jenner is holding a "Black Lives Matter" sign over her head in a photo that's being shared on social media. But if you look more closely, you can see the shadow behind her shows no sign — just two hands aloft. Kendall Jenner poorly photoshopping a sign into her hands is so laughable.
The picture that is getting slammed shows Kendall Jenner, a star on the famous E! Show "Keeping Up With the Kardashians," wearing a mask and holding up a protest sign that reads "Black Lives Matter" but the poster failed to make a shadow, causing people to claim it was photoshopped. "Did kendall jenner really photoshop a picture of herself holding up a black lives matter sign… ?
"I acknowledge my white privilege and promise I will continue to educate myself on how I can help. We must also make sure we are ready to vote when the time comes to elect the right people into office," Jenner added. But when fans realized that the shadow behind Jenner where the sign should be was missing, they quickly called her out for Photoshopping the pic.
At the time Jenner said she felt "really bad" for offending anyone with the advert. However, many others pointed to a controversial advert the model fronted for Pepsi in 2017 that was ultimately pulled for "missing the mark". Some people replied by sympathising with Jenner that the post was clearly fake and she had been unfairly portrayed. A Twitter user with the handle @monmon_jones replied to the tweet with the original image of Jenner. Based on Jenner's outfit and the car behind her, it appeared to have been taken in November when the "Keeping Up With the Kardashians" star spent a day racing cars with friends including Tyler, the Creator. Bernice King, the daughter of Martin Luther King Jr. and Coretta Scott King, was among those who drew the connection to past protests.
The protesters cheer after she hands a can of Pepsi to a police officer, who takes a sip and smiles at his colleague. Jenner, a high-profile member of the celebrity Kardashian family, is shown in the advert stepping away from a modelling shoot to join a crowd of young, diverse protesters. His tweet prompted a flurry of criticism towards the model, with some people, who thought Jenner had indeed shared this image herself, labelling the misstep "embarrassing". Edwards' picture was a screenshot of a Facebook post from a page called 20K, but he didn't take the screenshot himself, telling Insider that he saw the screenshot circulating on Facebook and Reddit.
As Yahoo! News reported, the original image appears to have been taken in Novermber 2019, during an outing at a race track in which Jenner raced cars with celebrity friends like Tyler, the Creator and Fai Khadra. But the biggest giveaway is that, defying the laws of physics, the sign seems to cast no shadow. The "Black Lives Matter" sign appears to be not so much held as attached to Jenner's hands. The photo, which appears to have originated on Facebook and first hit Twitter via tech influencer Andru Edwards, is so incompetently Photoshopped that it was instantly identified as fake. The photo created a firestorm on Twitter, both for its terrible optics and almost-as-bad Photoshopping.
"Kendall Jenner photoshopping a sign in her hands is a pretty good indication of how seriously people should take celebrity opinions," wrote another. "Stop photoshopping signs into your pictures and actually use your platform to do some good," wrote one person. However, eagle-eyed fans were quick to notice that the placard in her hands didn't appear in the reflection behind her, leading to accusations that she'd photoshopped the image before posting it. I DID NOT post this," she wrote on her Twitter account along with the picture in question. A photograph of Kendall Jenner, one of the youngest sisters of reality TV star Kim Kardashian, went viral, where she is seen wearing an all-black ensemble paired with a black mask while holding a Black Lives Matter sign. Kendall Jennerhas flat out denied she posted an obviously photoshopped image of herself holding up a poster with the words "Black Lives Matter" on it.
Earlier this week, Kendall voiced her support for the Black Lives Matter movement, sharing images on Instagram and explaining that she is working to be a better ally to the black community. She concluded her post by writing, "the one truth that will always ring loudest is that BLACK LIVES MATTER. ❤ rest peacefully George Floyd and all victims of this horrible injustice." Someone else tweeted, "We understand boo but please I'm begging you give the cops a Pepsi so we can end this."
After thousands of people complained about the "tone-deaf" and "inappropriate" commercial, it was pulled the following day with Pepsi releasing an official apology. Social media users were quick to notice that Kendall Jenner's sign didn't show up in her shadow on the ground. It seemed that the photo was to be taken from a 2019 Facebook post. Kendall Jenner Edited Her Photo To Mark Presence At Black Lives Protests?
But if you look closely at the Keeping Up With the Kardashians star's photo, the poster doesn't cast a shadow. That's because the pic may have been Photoshopped to include both the poster and the mask. Edwards insinuated that Jenner was responsible for the problematic editing fail. Many defended the star and managed to uncover the original photo, which shows her without the face mask and holding a water bottle, not a sign, in the air. Kendall Jenner has responded to claims she photoshopped an image of herself holding a fake Black Lives Matter sign.
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The Resistance: Guarding the Prince's Gala
Riza Hawkeye
First Nomad
Jul-5-2012 12:23
It is rumored that the ornate palace gates of Shangri-La have finally been opened to the public for the first time in known history. The Prince is making his debut into the public eye with a brilliant gala hosted by the Prince himself: an exclusive invitation-only event attended only by the most prominent and affluent people from countries all over the world.
Some commoners have been invited to this rare event--but not as guests. The Prince's most trusted advisor has particularly collected special operatives to patrol the event: the world's brightest, swiftest, and most skilled. You will be entrusted with making sure that everything goes off without a hitch. But there are those who would rather see the event go down in flames, along with the Prince himself.
Five minutes before the event is scheduled to start, a report of a most alarming nature reaches the operatives' ears. There has been a breach in the ranks. Some spies have infiltrated the group! But since they have never seen each other's faces, there is no way to tell whose allegiance is true. The team has been compromised, but there is still a chance to save the evening.
The operatives' job this evening is to make sure the Prince's gala goes off without a hitch. If he is pleased at the end of the night, they will be rewarded handsomely. Sources say he is forgiving of small mishaps, but when pushed too far...
The Prince's reputation is at stake. Will his gala be a phenomenal success, or will it succumb to the sabotage of the spies? Stay tuned to find out in this installment of The Resistance.
Jul-16-2012 10:42
I'm going to post who I think the spies are:
Thats all I have for now ;)
Vulkie3
"Probably Vulkie" -> and that's where ur wrong. When the game ends, ur gonna be surprised about my allegiance with the Resistance and then you'll be "oh dear, I accused the wrong person of being a spy" (not that it matters though anymore :p)
Battered Shoe
LMAO biggie.
Vulkie as long as the Resistance wins, I don't really care who the spies were. We somehow lucked out and picked three missions with all Resistance members. So it doesn't matter. As I said earlier, if someone is not making sense though, there is a reason for that. The third could be Kagome or Andrew. Doesn't really matter at this point. I was just guessing for fun.
Adam Carter
Big Winner
I pretty strongly suspect anyone who thinks its suspect that a team would succeed on one mission and expect to succeed on the next. If there is a spy in that proposal then they were pretty damn stupid to let the team go through once, if they are Jason, or TWICE, for me, nic and molly.
Honestly, if me, nic or molly are the spies, I think we'd be too stupid to vote sabotage on this mission too.
Molly Maltese
He preaches the truth.
Jason Arends
Haha yes Jonny.
Biggie? You are such a spy and really your arguments are weak. Hahaha we got this nothing but net. :) 3 -0 baby
Wait did Johnny just say I was Petey damn stupid? Dude not cool I have been awesome this game!
*pretty damn stupid haha new phone
Coco Axton
"Honestly, if me, nic or molly are the spies, I think we'd be too stupid to vote sabotage on this mission too."
I would also ask Riza not to post that I was a spy at the end of the game because I would surpass one Mr. Arends as being the WORST SPY EVER.
I will not take trash talk from you Coco!
YOU'RE NOT REAL!
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Accumulated Capacity of World Wind Power Generation Facilities Reaches 282GW in 2012
worldenergy	| Feb.22.2013 | The News > Korea | read: 1,811
The world wind power generation market continued growth, installing 44.7GW of facilities last year.
The growth was led by the United States and China…Korea represents only 0.17% of the world market.
Despite global recession, the capacity of world wind power generation facilities installed last year reached nearly 45GW, indicating continued growth in this market. In contrast, the capacity of new wind power generation facilities installed last year in Korea reached only 76MW with accumulated capacity of 483MW, still showing large gap with leading countries.
At its board of directors' meeting held on February 11 in Belgium, the Global Wind Energy Council (GWEC) announced that world wind power generation increased in 2012 by 19% over the previous year, reaching 282GW in accumulated power generation capacity. The Global Energy Cooperation Center in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade obtained the GWEC's report via the Korean Embassy in Belgium.
As an international organization with 1,500 members including companies, associations and research institutions in wind power generation industry in 70 countries, the GWEC publishes the statistical report on the world wind power generation industry every year.
According to the 'Statistical Report on World Wind Power Generation in 2012', the capacity of world wind power generation facilities installed in 2012 reached 44.7GW, a rise of about 10% over 40.6GW of capacity installed in the previous year. The accumulated capacity increased by 19% from 238GW in 2011 to 282.5GW in 2012.
By countries, the wind power generation capacity in the United States increased by 13.1GW (27.9%) in 2012, the highest growth rate, and it was followed by China and Europe with 13.2GW (21.1%) and 12.4GW (12.7%), respectively. Among European countries, Germany showed the highest growth rate by installing such facilities in capacity of 2.4GW, and India installed such facilities in capacity of 2.3GW.
The GWEC analyzed that the capacity of wind power generation facilities in the United States sharply increased in 2012 because companies concentrated installation of such facilities on the fourth quarter (they installed facilities in capacity of 8GW in this period) as the tax credit measure was scheduled to be terminated by the end of last year. And it expected that installation of such facilities in the United States will not sharply decrease in this year as the tax credit system is extended.
The market in China is analyzed to have somewhat slowed down last year as it is undergoing market integration and restructuring. But the GWEC predicted that China will continuously keep dominant position in wind power generation market in Asia, as the current situation will not continue long.
The wind power generation market in Europe was evaluated to have made relatively robust growth with an increase of 12.4GW, led by Germany and the U.K., and followed by Sweden, Italy and Poland. But it predicted that the outlook in this year is not so bright due to continued financial crisis.
In accumulated generation capacity as of the end of 2012, China ranked first with 75.6GW (accounting for 26.8% of the total). China was followed by the United States (60GW, 21.2%) and Germany (31.3GW, 11.1%). And these forerunners were followed by Spain (22.8GW, 8.1%), India (18.4GW, 6.5%), the U.K. (8.5GW, 3.0%), Italy (8.1GW, 2.9%), and France (7.2GW, 2.5%).
Korea installed wind power generation facilities in capacity of 76MW last year with accumulated capacity of 483MW. Korea's capacity of such facilities represented only 0.17% both in capacity of new facilities installed last year and accumulated capacity, showing large gap with leading countries.
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A history of network art
Gere, C., 2006, Network art : practices and positions. Corby, T. (ed.). London: Routledge, p. 11-23 13 p.
Art Practice in a Digital Culture
Gardiner, H. & Gere, C., 2010, London: Ashgate. 189 p. (AHRC ICT Methods Network)
Research output: Book/Report/Proceedings › Anthology
Art, Time and Technology.
Gere, C., 2006, Berg. 240 p.
Book Review: Art is not terrorism! Steve Kurtz, Robert Ferrell, bioterrorism and mail fraud
Gere, C., 02/2005, In : Visual Communication. 4, 1, p. 65-68 4 p.
Breaking the time barrier.
Gere, C., 03/2004, In : Culture and Organization. 10, 1, p. 53-60 8 p.
Digital Art and Visual Culture
Gere, C., 2012, The Handbook of Visual Culture. Heywood, I. & Sandywell, B. (eds.). London: Berg
Research output: Contribution in Book/Report/Proceedings - With ISBN/ISSN › Chapter (peer-reviewed)
Digital Culture.
Gere, C., 2002, Reaktion. 224 p.
Feedback: co-curated exhibition.
Gere, C., 1/03/2007
I Hate the Lake District
Gere, C., 29/10/2019, (Accepted/In press) London: Goldsmiths Press. 190 p.
Jack Burnham and the work of art in the age of real-time systems
Gere, C., 2005, Get real : real time + art + theory + practice + history. Sondergaard, M. (ed.). New York: Braziller, p. 149-164 16 p.
Just a Miracle
Gere, C. E., 09/2015, The First Sail: J. Hillis Miller. Kujundžić, D. (ed.). Open Humanities Press
New Media Art and the Gallery in the Digital Age
Gere, C., 2008, New Media in the White Cube and Beyond: Curatorial Models for Digital Art. Paul, C. (ed.). University of California Press, p. 13-25 13 p.
Online interview with artist Warren Neidlich
Gere, C., 07/2005, Interviewstream.
Slitting open the Kantian Eye
Gere, C., 2010, Revisualising Visual Culture. Bailey, C. & Gardiner, H. (eds.). London: Ashgate, p. 151-164 14 p.
Special issue on 'Brains in Vats'.
The Hauntology of the Digital Image
Gere, C. E., 04/2016, A Companion to Digital Art. Paul, C. (ed.). Wiley-Blackwell
The Incredible Shrinking Human
Gere, C., 2010, Criticism, Crisis, and Contemporary Narrative: Textual Horizons in an Age of Global Risk. Crosthwaite, P. (ed.). London: Routledge
The Loss of the Human and the End of Boredom
Gere, C. E., 12/2015, In : CounterText. 1, 3, p. 289-303 15 p.
The Silence of God
Gere, C. E., 05/2015, 30 Years after Les Immatériaux: Art, Science, and Theory. Broekmann, A. & Hui, Y. (eds.). Meson Press
The technologies and politics of delusion : an interview with artist Rod Dickinson.
Gere, C., 2004, In : Studies in History and Philosophy of Science Part C: Studies in History and Philosophy of Biological and Biomedical Sciences. p. 333-350 18 p.
Unnatural Theology: Religion, Art, and Media after the Death of God
Gere, C. E., 13/12/2018, London: Bloomsbury. 200 p.
When new media was new.
Gere, C., 2004, New media art : practice and context in the UK, 1994-2004.. Kimbell, L. & Cadwallader, H. (eds.). Manchester: Cornerhouse, p. 46-63 18 p.
White Heat Cold Logic: Early British Computer Art 1960-1980
Brown, P., Gere, C., Lambert, N. & Mason, C., 2009, Cambridge, Mass.: MIT Press. 568 p.
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Jason Fontelieu
Janet Jackson in the music video for her song, "Miss You Much," which was top of the Billboard charts thirty years ago (Photo via YouTube.)
As Lizzo continues her unforgiving reign atop the Billboard Hot 100 with her smash single "Truth Hurts," I can't help but reflect; What music was sweeping society this time last year? Five years ago? Ten?
The answers are, respectively: the ever-memorable earworm "Girls Like You," by Maroon 5 featuring Cardi B, the body-positive anthem "All About That Bass," by Meghan Trainor and "I Gotta Feeling," by the Black Eyed Peas. Ah, simpler times.
But do I dare explore further back?
A recent viewing of the badass-lady movie Hustlers stuck the Janet Jackson song "Miss You Much," — featured in the film — in my head like a pesky wad of gum. And upon further research, I realized this song was atop the Hot 100 this time 30 years ago. So, I thought, why not listen to the top 10 songs from the first week of October 1989?
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1."Miss You Much" — Janet Jackson
This song is peak Janet: She serves you killer vocals, undeniable swagger and a fun composition that will have you moving from start to finish. I challenge you to listen to this without having it stuck in your head for days on end.
2. "Cherish" — Madonna
One of Madonna's more underrated hits, this is a worthwhile song to dedicate to anyone special in your life. If only 1989-Madonna could have been warned about the music 2019-Madonna would put out — she'd cherish this top-rated song even more.
3. "Girl I'm Gonna Miss You" — Milli Vanilli
This might somehow be the longest four-minute song in the history of four-minute songs. Call me a hater, or clock me for me not listening to many slow songs, but this one just simply does not, as Marie Kondo would say, spark joy.
4. "Heaven" — Warrant
Some tiny part of my brain lit up when the chorus of this song hit, instantly recognizable and easily chant-worthy. This almost Led Zeppelin-sounding rock song is perfect for any mood, whether you're hyped up or looking to just chill out.
5. "If I Could Turn Back Time" — Cher
Can your favorite singer chart in the top 10 for four consecutive decades? I'll wait. Long before Harry Potter had his Time Turner, there was Cher, with her beautiful serenade of longing for the past.
6. "Mixed Emotions" — The Rolling Stones
A solid track from the acclaimed rock band's extensive catalog, this song effectively channels emotional turmoil in the most classic rock-and-roll way. Sing your heart out with this one.
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7. "Lovesong" — The Cure
This alt-rock track sounds so retro and pleasing that it could almost definitely pass for a recent hit if you didn't know any better. Play this for any dramatic music video fantasy you need to live out in your head.
8. "18 and Life" — Skid Row
The emo kids of the '80s must have had a field day with this track. With lyrics such as "fought like a switchblade" and "tequila in his heartbeat," this song from the New Jersey-based band will make any listener feel like a proper rebel.
9. "Bust a Move" — Young MC
If you know just one of the songs on this list, it ought to be this classic booty-shaker. Somehow 30 years later, it still feels like it's barely aged.
10. "It's No Crime" — Babyface
Another love song, Babyface wants you to know how willing he is to prove his love. This funky dance track is another great song to get you moving.
CORRECTION: Due to an editing error, a previous version of this story's photo caption said "Miss You Much" was at the top of the Billboard chart ten years ago. It was thirty years ago. This article has been updated.
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