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Reclaiming the derogatory terms used to describe the Gay & Lesbian community, the words that are banded about everyday with the intention of causing hurt & shame. Words are a very powerful weapon, but by using a tongue in cheek approach "sticks & stones" highlights the absurdity of these words and by changing these words into a visual, they lose that power.
The pink triangle was used in nazi concentration camps during ww2 to identify homosexual men along with rapists and peodophiles, in the 1970's it was reclaimed by the gay community, and what was once a badge of shame, is now used as a badge of pride.


From 1713 to 31.12.1948, Anguilla was within the British Crown Dominions.
Between 01.01.1949 and 18.12.1980, it was within the UK and Colonies as part of the Colony of St Christopher-Nevis-Anguilla (up to 26.02.1967) and the Associated State of St Christopher-Nevis-Anguilla (up to 18.12.1980). From 19.12.1980 until 31.12.1982 it was within the UK and Colonies as a dependent colonial territory.
Click here for more information on the status of a British Overseas Dependent Territory.
See information on St Christopher, St Kitts and Nevis.
For more information on how British Nationality can be claimed, click on British Nationality for Anguilla.


The University of Arizona Needs Assessment Study, which was conducted in the past year, identifies existing and short-term travel demand to and from the campus with existing modes of transportation.
In June 2008, Pima Association of Governments' Regional Council accepted the study. PAG contracted with Morrison Maierle Inc. to conduct the study, which was paid for with regional funds.
The UA is one of the largest activity centers in metropolitan Tucson with approximately 50,000 students and employees.
The growth of the UA population as well as community population has resulted in increased congestion and conflicts between modes of travel both within and around campus.
The executive summary at right provides information on project purpose and background, a 2010 travel demand forecast, potential projects for consideration for PAG's Transportation Improvement Program and possible travel demand management options. For complete details, the full report also is available at right.


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Michael Kiwanuka performs Tell Me a Tale live at 89.3 The Current in Minnesota in 2012
Michael Kiwanuka is a British musician of Ugandan heritage who writes songs combining soul and rootsy folk influences and sings them with a deep, husky soulful voice. After signing with Communion Records, Kiwanuka recorded his debut EP, Tell Me A Tale, with the help of Paul Butler from The Bees, who took the Muswell Hill, London native to his Isle of Wight studio to record the songs. The record came to the attention of Adele who invited Kiwanuka to support her on the singing star's 2011 European tour. ... Read more on Last.fm
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Gweek Classic Boatyard, Cornwall
About Gweek Classic Boatyard
Gweek Classic Boatyard is a traditional Cornish boatyard offering a full-services based in the upper reaches of the beautiful Helford River. With a rich maritime history, it's situated in the heart of the picturesque village of Gweek.
The Boatyard was acquired by new owners in July 2017 and has since undergone serious improvements on-site. They are currently undertaking restoration work on the Customs House and Long Barn on the boatyard, where they'll be offering luxury accommodation from spring 2021.
As well as storage for over 250 vessels, both hard-standing and undercover, cranage for boats up to 25 tonnes, they can undertake modern and traditional yacht repairs and restorations. There are a number of skilled contractors working on site to help with all aspects of restoration work including
The yard is also happy to offer the facilities for owner projects and owner fit-outs.
In April 2019 the boatyard launched Constance Cruises, luxury catered cruises on the Helford River aboard their restored Victorian launch Constance. More information can be found at www.constancecruises.com
Gweek Classic Boatyard has a long history of craftsmanship, with a tradition of many fine boats that have been built and repaired on-site that is continued by their skilled contractors today. They have expert boatbuilders, carpenters and finishers on-site to help with any projects, including shipwright Andrew Massey, Duncan Skingley, Susie Ferris, and Chris Hardman Jones.
They're always on the lookout for more talented boatbuilders and craftsmen. They have space available to rent now: if you'd like to enquire please contact them.
Boatbuilds
Fire Dancer
(c) Sandeman Yacht Company.
Fire Dancer was refitted by on-site boat builder Andrew Massey and his team. They also converted her from a tiller to a wheel. Paintwork was completed by Suzi Ferris. Before going back in the water she'll have a coat of anti-foul and will be ready for launch early March.
Gig Build by Peter Martin
Pettifox - built in 1992
The yard is currently hosting experienced gig builder Peter Martin, who is undertaking a pilot gig build with help from his grandson and friend. Peter was born in Falmouth, Cornwall: he left school at 15 and worked on the Fal pleasure boats and oyster farms before taking an apprenticeship in boatbuilding at Mylor Dock Yard. After gaining a five-year apprenticeship as a shipwright, he moved to the Ocean Youth Club at Ponsharden to help build their new Robert Clarke design 72ft ketches. It was here that he worked with Ralph Bird whom he had known since the early '60s through rowing.
Having worked in various boat yards, Peter moved to the Isles of Scilly in 1987 after meeting his Scillonian wife through gig rowing. Fiona is niece to the late Tom Chudleigh, who built the first gigs in the 20th century. Peter and Fiona moved back to the mainland in 2014 and made Gweek their home.
Having spent most of his life rowing skiffs, coxed fours and gigs, and latterly coxing some championship crews, Peter was asked to build a gig for Mount's Bay Rowing Club. Peter has so far built twelve gigs, including four for Mount's Bay, four for Scilly and two for Holland. He had also over time repaired and renovated all of the old, original Scillonian gigs.
Ben Harris has moved into the green shed at Gweek to begin a new build yacht project: a 34ft gaff rigged cutter yacht, inspired by the Falmouth Quay punts, built with traditional methods from wood, much of it sourced, sawn and seasoned in Cornwall. It is a collaborative design and build with Jack Gifford, Naval Architect, and the owner Simon Wisker who will be working part time on the build. Ben moved to Cornwall in 2005 to study and train in boatbuilding and has been building boats and sailing ever since.
St Michael's Mount Water Taxis
Boatbuilders Chris Hardman Jones and Duncan Skingley are currently working on a project of five water taxis for St Michael's Mount. If you are in the yard, pop into the tin shed to see the progress!
Constance is a historic saloon launch, built in 1895 by Henry Guy of Cowes, Isle of Wight. She was sold to Gweek Classic Boatyard in March 2019 and after undergoing retoration work, was offered for charter from April 2019.
Constance can carry up to 10 guests with two crew members onboard at all times and undertakes river cruises on Helford River with lunch, afternoon tea and dinner.
- Planning for the Long Barn and Customs House conversion has been approved. The buildings will be converted into holiday lets later this year.
- The Boatyard will be supporting two apprentices at the boatyard in partnership with Cornwall Apprenticeship Agency: an Apprentice Yard Hand and Business Administration Apprentice. Please share with anyone you think may be interested!
- Andrew Cox Marine will be joining the contractors working at Gweek specialising in marine engineering and electrical services; for enquiries email info@andrewcoxmarine.co.uk.
- French interns: once again the team will be welcoming two young French interns to the boatyard in September. The two young people who worked with us last year were a resounding success and we look forward to continuing this project.
Find out more about Gweek Classic boatyard here.


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The term " machine translation " means translation in the strict sense of a text (or audio chat, live or delayed) made entirely by one or more computer programs, without a human translator has to intervene.
Sometimes this term includes also computer assisted translation, where the translation can be done partly manually or interactively with the machine.
Despite its weaknesses, it can render services in areas such as international surveillance (including technology watch), where it can take in a superficial way, but rapid, large amounts of text.
In recent years, it has grown considerably over the web, with several online systems that can translate automatically and within seconds web pages or texts longer and longer. It is a help very popular with the general public because it helps decipher – crudely – the theme of a web page in a completely unknown language, and key facts or information that it contains. For easier navigation, more search engines like Google, Altavista or Yahoo! allow its use.
Prerequisites depend on the intended approach: based translation rules (word-for- word, transfer, pivot), translation by example, statistical translation.


Certain foods, such as liquids, casseroles and uncooked meat, can be frozen in Tupperware containers. According to Tupperware, the only foods the company does not recommend freezing are uncooked eggs, canned food, salads, mayonnaise and creamy sauces.
Tupperware containers are airtight, resistant to low temperatures and durable, which prevents freezer burn. Tupperware recommends freezing food as quickly as possible to further prevent the build-up of ice crystals.
These containers come in a wide variety of shapes and sizes, which can be used to store food in the refrigerator or freezer and then reheat in a microwave later on. Cleanup is simple as containers are dishwasher-safe.
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Episodes, Season 6, Episodes about environmentalism and/or animal rights,
Episodes focusing on Stan
Episodes with illnesses
Episodes without Kenny
Episodes with live action scenes
Episodes with celebrity appearances
Episodes Written by Trey Parker
Episodes Directed by Trey Parker
Fun with Veal
"Freak Strike" "Fun with Veal" "The New Terrance and Phillip Movie Trailer"
"Fun with Veal"
Episode no. Season 6
Production no. 605
Original airdate March 27, 2002
Episode chronology
"Freak Strike" "The New Terrance and Phillip Movie Trailer"
List of all South Park episodes
"Fun with Veal" is the fourth episode of Season Six, and the 83rd overall episode of South Park. It aired on March 27, 2002.[1]
Stan leads the boys in kidnapping all the baby cows from a local ranch after a first hand look at how veal is made turns him into a vegetarian.
Spoiler warning!
Plot details follow.
Ms. Choksondik's fourth grade class goes on a field trip to a farm, where they discover that veal is actually baby cows' meat. The boys are horrified (except Cartman , who joyously claims that they look so tender and scrumptious), and decide to save the calves from becoming veal. Stan, Kyle, and Butters persuade Cartman to help them rescue the calves and bring them to Stan's house. When they are discovered by their parents, the boys barricade the door until they are promised the calves will be safe. Sharon refuses to lie and say they'll be safe out of fear of regretting it, and Randy can't remove the door without destroying the house.
The situation quickly escalates into a standoff between the boys (who are declared terrorists), and the police. To avoid starving, they eat food smuggled in by Ms. Cartman, which contains beef jerky and fried chicken. While most of the group eagerly eats this food, and Cartman happily feeds some of the jerky to one of the calves with Kyle saying ("Dude, that's messed up"), Stan feels so strongly about the cause of saving the calves that he becomes fully vegetarian, and eats only apples. Cartman makes fun of this with a bit of foreshadowing, saying, "if you don't eat meat, you become a pussy." As a result, Stan comes down with a strange illness, and develops sores all over his face. Meanwhile, Cartman outwits an incompetent FBI negotiator, and manages to get their hands on heavy weaponry (including an ICBM), and negotiates for a cattle truck driven by Michael Dorn (in full Worf makeup, and he must address Cartman as "captain") to drive them to the airport so they can escape to Mexico. He also gets the FDA to change the term for veal to "tortured baby cow meat" and almost gets North and South Dakota.
The boys are eventually outmaneuvered by the police, who capture the truck. The boys are ultimately successful, however, since at this point the rancher no longer wants his calves. Since veal is now known as "tortured baby cow meat". There is no longer a market for veal. Stan is now so sick that he must be rushed to the hospital, and is confined to his hospital bed for two weeks. The doctor describes Stan's disease as Vaginitis, a condition which occurs when one stops eating meat, and which causes its victim to break out vaginas all over his body. "If he had stopped eating meat completely," says the doctor, "he would've turned into one great big giant pussy" (a joke on what Cartman said earlier in the episode). Although the other boys get grounded, their parents decide to treat them for burgers before heading home, to which they excitedly agree.
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Like many people born around Christmas or New Year, I'm rather loathe to publically celebrate my birthday. Most people are usually far too busy shopping, or being drunk, or being hungover, or being poor, to even turn up for a pint, let alone anything else – so over the years, I've stopped grumbling and made no public acknowledgement of my birthday. Indeed, on my various social media profiles, I've put in fake birthdays just to ensure nobody actually knows when my birthday is.
Aside from my lovely wife HyperHam of course. In previous years, she'd organised a surprise birthday video and even a surprise pre-birthday dinner gathering, which turned into a bit of a social faux pas disaster. But this year (2010) would be the first time we'd actually be together for my birthday.
So she baked me a cake. But not just any old cake. Nope.
A Weighted Companion Cube cake from one of my favourite games, Portal. (If you haven't played it, play it – it's the best physics puzzler you'll get, with a sardonic sense of humour).
Of course, baking a cake isn't easy – baking a cake that's the size of a cube that requires three layers is even harder. After spending 5 hours making the cake – bearing in mind she was 8 months pregnant at the time – she literally presented me with a glorious cake, and then collapsed on the sofa and fell dead asleep. I had one slice, and the ensuing sugar rush also sent me to sleep. But it was delicious and looked gorgeous – and what more do you want from a cake?
Anyway, here's Hyperham's instructions on how to make a Weighted Companion Cube Cake.


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Poor and Mentally Ill Languish in Mississippi Jails for Months or Years Awaiting Indictments
Loaded on Jan. 31, 2018 by David Reutter published in Prison Legal News February, 2018, page 38
Filed under: Appointment of Counsel, Public Defenders, Bail Bonds, Mental Health. Location: Mississippi.
by David M. Reutter
Some people arrested on felony charges in Mississippi face months, a year or even longer in jail before they are indicted. Some are never indicted before their release. All have one thing in common: they are too poor to afford an attorney or post bond.
According to a 2015 study funded by the Mississippi legislature, 55 percent of felony cases in Hinds County are resolved without an indictment, which rarely takes less than 90 days. A review of the Hinds County jail roster by the Clarion-Ledger on August 18, 2016 found that 18 percent, or 139 detainees, were not indicted within three months of being jailed. In October of that year, 60 of those detainees still had not been indicted.
The Clarion-Ledger found that most of the 139 detainees were "young and black." Because they were poor, they were assigned overburdened public defenders who have 300 to 400 cases each. Of those detainees, the 79 who were eventually indicted waited more than five months; some waited a year or more.
The delays can cause tensions to boil over. As reported in PLN, a 2014 riot at the Hinds County jail left one prisoner dead and seven injured. According to state Senator John Horhn, the detainee who began the riot had been waiting almost a year and a half to be indicted. [See: PLN, Oct. 2015, p.50].
While the Jackson Municipal Court reached a settlement to address delays for detainees at the Hinds County jail awaiting resolution of misdemeanor offenses, the agreement with the U.S. Department of Justice did not include defendants charged with felonies. [See: PLN, Jan. 2017, p.40].
The responsibility for obtaining indictments falls on the prosecution, but District Attorney Robert Shuler Smith said delays are justified by the need to present a thorough case to the grand jury.
"We can present the case when it becomes available, when it's completed," Smith said. "There are times when the case may not come over ... but it's not because someone has been in custody for an unreasonable amount of time with no charges."
"We've had more successes with the presentation and prosecution of cases than what others may consider failures," added Jackson Police Department Deputy Chief Amy Barlow. "What we need to do is everything we can give [the DA's office], what they need, for successful prosecution and make sure we have a complete investigation when we send it over there."
Her boss, Commander Tyree Jones, was blunt in his comments: "Let me clear this up for you, ok? Let's clear that air now. It's not an issue.... It's just not. We're sending good work over, and in return, we're getting success in getting individuals indicted."
Senator Horhn found those responses frustrating.
"When I talk to folks in law enforcement or in the judicial system, they are quick to point out, 'look, I did my job,'" he said. "You know, I got it to this point. I did what I was supposed to do, and what happens after that is, that's not in my lane. I'm staying in my lane."
But for all the focus on their successes, Mississippi prosecutors and police officials have also produced some noteworthy failures.
Ivory Robinson was arrested and charged with burglary of a business in August 2013. He spent 467 days in the Hinds County jail before being released on his own recognizance. He was never indicted.
Christopher Grubbs got lost in the system following his 2011 arrest on an aggravated assault charge. He spent five years in jail and state hospitals without being indicted, until the Clarion-Ledger inquired about him.
Mental illness also kept Steven Jessie Harris in the Clay County jail for most of the 11 years he was held there. Except for a trip to a state mental hospital – where his schizophrenia was diagnosed – he remained in the jail on a murder charge from his 2005 arrest until District Attorney Scott Colom took office in 2016 and discovered the case had, as he put it, "fallen through the cracks."
Though Harris had been indicted, his trial was twice postponed when it was determined he was mentally incompetent. After the last determination of incompetence in 2010, he remained in jail six years until Colom had him moved to a state mental health facility.
"To keep a mentally ill person in jail for 11 years is a disgrace," remarked Dr. E. Fuller Torrey, founder of the Treatment Advocacy Center in Arlington, Virginia. "It is exactly what we did in the 1830s and 1840s before we built state mental hospitals to be more humane."
According to Dr. Torrey, jails have become places to hold the mentally ill. Two-thirds of detainees at the Hinds County jail have been prescribed anti-psychotic drugs. Budget cuts have reduced the number of beds in Mississippi mental hospitals from 2,000 to 1,500 since 2008, creating a tragic situation that Clay County Sheriff Eddie Scott described in bleak terms.
"You carry them there, and before you can get the car cut off good, you have to go back and pick them up," he said.
"There really has to be some consideration given to the fact that these individuals are simply charged with crimes but haven't been convicted of anything," stated Hinds County Public Defender Michele Purvis. "As a community, as a state, as a nation, we should be working to make sure that no one is held or incarcerated for an extraordinary amount of time when they haven't been convicted of anything."
Source: The Clarion-Ledger
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Ninth Circuit Blocks Deportation of ICE Detainee Who Received $125,000 for County Jail Rape, by Derek Gilna
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Total Cost of Pretrial Detention Estimated at up to $140 Billion Annually
$637,500 Settlement for Texas Jail Suicide
California Jail Doctor Faces Medical Board Discipline for Negligent Care, by Monte McCoin
North Carolina Brothers Settle Lawsuit Over 31 Years of Wrongful Imprisonment, by Matthew Clarke
Prison Policy Initiative Report Addresses Jail Populations, by Derek Gilna
California Billionaire Pushes States to Adopt "Marsy's Law", by Matthew Clarke
Record Number of Florida Prisoners Died in 2016, 2017, by David Reutter
Canada to Apologize, Pay $10.5 Million to Former Guantanamo Detainee, by Christopher Zoukis
Prisoner Abuse at Parchman: Minimum Punishment and Impeded Investigations, by David Reutter
Louisiana Prisons Present Immense Environmental Dangers, by Daniel Horowitz
New York: Prison Disciplinary Witness Request Improperly Denied
CoreCivic Prison in Tennessee Plagued with Problems, by David Reutter
Texas: Federal Court Grants Injunction Against Discriminatory Money Bail System, by Derek Gilna
Prisoner Suicides a Problem in Oklahoma, by Matthew Clarke
New FAMM Report Offers Solutions for BOP Recidivism, by Derek Gilna
Texas State Jail Guard Indicted for Leaking Video of Tear Gassing
Ninth Circuit Reinstates Prisoner's Excessive Force Suit
$11.5 Million Awarded in Suits Over Wisconsin Jailer's Sexual Assaults, by Matthew Clarke
Ohio Experiences Continued Problems with Aramark, by Christopher Zoukis
Poor and Mentally Ill Languish in Mississippi Jails for Months or Years Awaiting Indictments, by David Reutter
Lawsuit Alleges Inadequate BOP Mental Health Treatment in SMU, by David Reutter
Missouri Supreme Court: Restitution Must be for Losses "Due to" Crime of Conviction
Stipulation to Admit Video Created Error When Video Was Excluded at Trial
Class Certified in Lawsuit Alleging Flaws in Illinois' Prison Healthcare System
Co-pays Deter Prisoners from Accessing Medical Care, by Christopher Zoukis
Pennsylvania: $20,000 Settlement for Prisoner's ADA Claim
Virginia: Undocumented Immigrant Receives $12,000 Settlement for Overdetention, by David Reutter
$7.9 Million Award Against New York County and Medical Contractor in Jail Suicide Case
Estimated 10.35 Million Prisoners Worldwide, Three Million in Pre-trial Detention, by Derek Gilna
Clock is Ticking on Understaffing in Florida's Prison System, by David Reutter
Eighth Circuit Upholds $1.25 Million Jury Award for Missouri Prisoner's Death, by Matthew Clarke
Oregon County Pays $1.1 Million for Death of Detainee Mocked by Guards
Indiana Jail's Overdetention of Pretrial Detainees Erroneously Denied Class-action Status
Lawsuits Challenge Treatment of Pregnant Prisoners at Milwaukee County Jail, by Matthew Clarke
Ninth Circuit: Washington Civil Rights Suit Not Tolled by State Presentment Statute, by Lonnie Burton
Arkansas Conducts Four Executions in One Week Due to Expiring Lethal Injection Drugs, by David Reutter
Fifth Circuit Upholds Attorney's 15-Year Sentence for Fake Bribery Scam
TRO Requires Pennsylvania Jail to Provide Hormone Treatment
Unable to Find Work, Some Former Prisoners Become Entrepreneurs, by Matthew Clarke
Federal Court Holds PLN Lawsuit Challenging ADX Censorship Not Moot, by Matthew Clarke
Seventh Circuit: No Summary Judgment for 11-Year ACL Surgery Denial
HRDC Files Class-action Suit Over CDCR Debit Release Cards, by Derek Gilna
Kentucky County Jail Settles Sexual Harassment Lawsuit for $75,000, by Derek Gilna
From the Editor, by Paul Wright
Sexual Harassment Lawsuits, Settlements Rock Missouri Department of Corrections, by Derek Gilna
Prison Broke: The Missouri Department of Corrections Can't Escape its Own Worst Habits, by Karen Dillon
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Massachusetts Supreme Court Suppresses Evidence Obtained After Miranda Warnings Translated into Spanish Deemed Incapable of Conveying Meaningful Advice, Nov. 18, 2019
Tennessee Supreme Court Abandons Doctrine of Abatement Ab Initio, Oct. 16, 2019
Michigan Supreme Court: Reaching Out Door of Home to Retrieve ID Inadequate to Surrender Fourth Amendment Rights, Sept. 17, 2019
New York Court of Appeals: Jury Trial Right Attaches to Deportable Crimes Punishable by Less Than Six Months in Jail, July 17, 2019
Ohio Supreme Court: Plea Defendant Must Be Informed of Maximum Penalty for Postrelease-Control Violation Prior to Pleading Guilty to a New Felony, June 17, 2019
Indiana Supreme Court: IAC Where Lawyer Marks 'Not Applicable' to Immigration Consequences Warning on Court's Advisement Form Without Knowing Client's Immigration Status, June 17, 2019
Arkansas Supreme Court Rules Justification Defense Available When Charged With Manslaughter, June 17, 2019
New York Court of Appeals: Jury Trial Right Attaches to Deportable Crimes Punishable by Less Than Six Months in Jail, May 15, 2019
Fourth Circuit: 9-Year Increase in Guidelines Range Due to Misclassification as Career Offender Warrants § 2241 Petition to Be Heard on Merits When § 2255 Relief Unavailable, May 15, 2019
Wisconsin Pays Another $5 Million for Abuse at Controversial Juvenile Facility, Jan. 9, 2020. Excessive Force, Settlements, Mental Health, Juveniles.
Costly Electronic Monitoring Programs Replacing Ineffective Jail Bond Systems, Dec. 18, 2019. Electronic Monitoring, Bail Bonds.
California Appellate Court Discusses Appointment of Counsel for Incarcerated Litigants, Dec. 9, 2019. Appointment of Counsel.
A Jail Increased Extreme Isolation to Stop Suicides. More People Killed Themselves., Nov. 20, 2019. Overcrowding, Jail Specific, Mental Health, Suicides.
High Bail Amounts Lead to Sharp Increase in Franklin, PA, Jail Population, Nov. 18, 2019. Crime/Demographics, Statistics/Trends, Bail, Bail Bonds.
South Carolina Supreme Court Grants New Trial Based on IAC Because of Botched Alibi Defense, Nov. 18, 2019. Appointment of Counsel.
Washington State Settles Suit Over 15-Hour-a-Day Lockdown of Mentally Ill Prisoners, Nov. 6, 2019. Lockdowns, Mental Health.
Costly Electronic Monitoring Programs Replacing Ineffective Jail Bond Systems, Oct. 16, 2019. Electronic Monitoring, Bail Bonds.
Ninth Circuit Rules IAC for Failure to Investigate Mitigating Evidence During Penalty Phase of Capital Trial, Oct. 16, 2019. Attorneys, Appointment of Counsel, Trials.
Third Circuit Affirms Refusal to Appoint Successive Counsel in Prisoner's Civil Rights Case, Oct. 7, 2019. Medical, Appointment of Counsel, Medical Neglect/Malpractice.
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Excerpts from Write-ups about Trust Me
Trust Me in DNA
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Trust Me in Platform
Trust Me in Womans Era
Trust Me in Marie Claire
Trust Me in The Times of India
Trust Me in Femina
Articles about Rajashree's Films
The Rebel in Time Out
The Rebel in the Indian Express
The Rebel in Festival News
Please click on the links to read the following interviews and articles about Trust Me:
Rajashree's diploma film for FTII won her a National Award. Her book, Trust Me, a romantic comedy set in Bollywood, has just hit the shelves. Author Kiran Nagarkar recommends reading her 'if you want to know how your daughter or girlfriend thinks'. Behind the lens, in front of the computer, Rajashree is making magic… (read more)
THE TIMES OF INDIA:
"I flunked in class one because I didn't know English,'' Rajashree says. "But you learn more from failures.'' She sure did. Rajashree, who hails from Nagpur, and is a national award winning filmmaker, has now turned a best-selling author. Her novel Trust Me has already sold 40,000 copies… (read more)
DEBONAIR:
Q: So, do you think that all men are bastards?
A: Oh, God, no! Why would I write a romance, albeit a comic one, if I thought that all men are bastards? … (read more)
CNN-IBN
Trust Me to spill beans on B'wood
(watch the video of the news story)
THE HINDU:
Over the years books have become the inspiration of many a film. Now debutante writer Rajashree has done the opposite. She has written a novel in the form of a film narrative – cut to cut with razor sharp editing… (read more)
WOMAN'S ERA
Writer par excellence, Rajashree is a fresh new addition to Indian English literature. Her debut novel Trust Me is the latest bestseller from Rupa & Co. It is selling like hot cakes… (read more)
DECCAN HERALD:
Filmmaker Rajashree has made more than an impact with her first book Trust Me, says Utpal Borpujari. Trust Me could well have been a tragicomic film with the Hindi film industry as the backdrop… (read more)
Rajashree's novel "Trust Me!" is a funfilled love story set in Bollywood. The FTII alumna looks like the typical writer— her quiet eyes complement the free-spirited Bohemian streak. She loves the serene outdoors and is an ardent fan of FM radio. Her earthiness and earnestness are endearing… (read more)
Rajashree's Trust Me has already made it to the Afternoon Bestseller list. Her book has gone in for a re-print and she is all set for its official launch in India. He debut novel has been called "Our own filmi chicklit romance; by Kundan Shah and Michele Roberts, who's been a Booker judge, called it "A feminist romance set in the Bombay film industry'. Rajashree, of course still thinks of it as her 'baby'… (read more)
Looking for an exciting chick-lit book with a twist? Then you simply will not be able to resist 'Trust Me' By Rajashree. This is Parvati's story and her journey through the mad, mad world of Bollywood… (read more)
MARIE CLAIRE:
Set against the backdrop of the Hindi film industry, Rajashree's Trust Me is a story about the complexities in urban relationships. Cheated in love, duped and heartbroken Paro concludes "all men are bastards". When she meets Rahul, she learns that there's light at the end of every tunnel…or is there? … (read more)
"Paro stopped listening to me," said author Rajashree of the protagonist in her novel "Trust Me." Rajashree has loved the movies since her five-hour wait, years ago, for tickets for "Sholay." She hates Paro's condescending attitude towards the film industry… (read more)
DASH:
Rajashree's novel is just like a close friend talking about her love life. I've not been an avid reader but of all I have read, this is one of the rare novels that has actually made me compromise on my sleep just to know what happens next… (read more)


Customized FluorCams are complex multispectral imaging systems that are manufactured according to customers' very specific needs. They attain all capabilities and features of the standard FluorCams. In addition other imaging and scoring units such as RGB camera for true color analysis can be incorporated into them. The specific construction of these customized systems makes them modular to fit the customer needs. The systems are designed to enable using them over large areas of the sample interest from single plant level up to field application and imaging of plant populations. Robust and stable construction of the Large Customized Imaging Systems is designed to suite all types of conditions from field environment, to greenhouse or lab application.
Measured objects can be as small as isolated chloroplasts or individual cells in the Micro-FluorCam and Fluorescence Kinetic Microscope or as large as small canopies in the Transect, or Rover FluorCams. Large customized FluorCam Systems can be enhanced with robotic arm for automatic tracking of pots and trays in XY-Plane FluorCam or be incorporated into cultivation chamber and serve both as cultivation light source and as monitoring unit in FS-SI FytoScope with fluorescence imaging.


This one? Yes. Hurry, we're running late. Boukara! Did you see the guard who thinks she's Beyoncé? Hey, it's the minister! Let's see. Check out the warden with the minister. Can I see? Wait a sec! Come on, move it. We're starting. What're you doing? Are you crazy? It looks good like that. That's Pilar. Stay clear of her, she's mental. Hurry up, Anna, you're on. You asked to see me? Go on, I'm listening. Can I keep my job in the kitchen after my trial? The hearing's in Paris so I'll be transferred to Fleury Prison. When is your trial? April. In four months? That leaves us time to find a solution. I'm afraid they'll replace me. I understand. But they need to cook while you're gone. I can't promise anything, it depends on the other girls' postings. We'll see in April. Isn't the trial what worries you? It's exhausting, you know. You leave early, come back late. Body searches every day I know. How much time will I get? That's not my job. You know who I am. Yes. A little. And? And what? What do you think of me? Not much.


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Marcello Giordani is one of the key figures of the blooming Italian Disco scene, half of the project Marvin & Guy with a side project called "ARREDO" (Soundtrack/Library Music oriented). Being a producer, Dj and collector of rare Italo-Disco vinyl, he is on the very front of the exploding Disco movement in Europe with his "Italo Deviance" Blog and Label. Marcello started djing back in 1993 during the golden age of the House Music scene. He began playing in clubs nearby his town and at 20 become resident-dj of the legendary Italian party called "Les Folies the Pigalle" which at the time was one of the points of reference for the National dance music and this allows him to have a high visibility and work in the best italian club's network. His vocation as a producer it's easy to feel and at 21 bought his first equipment and released a debut E.P. then, during the first half of 2000, he signed with labels like Dirt Crew and Mule Musiq. For more than a decade remains anchored to a pure "Underground Sound" and gives all importance to the music quality. He also founded, back in 2008, an highly disco oriented blog called Italo Deviance and the self-named label. After the blog success Marcello started djing in many places around the world and he also takes part at prestigious events related to fashion brands. Marcello is also an active producer on Slow Motion records with his album "Orizzonti" in 2018 and the upcoming "Advanced Process" out at the beginning of 2022. He recently also started a show on Twitch for Life and Death (LadTV) called Master Program where plays and talks about the Italo Disco records of his personal collection.
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A huge thanks to Tourism Kamloops for putting this video together!
The Stake Lake Ski Trails are approximately 25 km south of Kamloops.
The elevation at the Day Lodge is 1315 meters; on the trails the low point is 1270 meters and the high point is 1410 meters.
The season runs from Late November/Early December to Late March/Early April depending on the snow conditions.
Skiers and snowshoers can enjoy our large and comfortable heated day lodge, plus shelters and outhouses along various trails.
There is a large and comfortable day lodge, plus shelters and outhouses along various trails.
The Overlander Ski Club had a membership base of over 500 for the 2015/16 season.
1981 - 1991: Established as a non-profit society in 1981, the Overlander Ski Club took over the management of the Stake Lake Ski Trails in 1991.
Over the years the members have generously donated their time, energy and resources to improve the facilities we enjoy today.
1994: The rustic log cabin day lodge was purchased from Wally Makortoff (from a field in Knutsford) and was put on its new foundation at Stake Lake and opened in January of 1994.
1995: The first big groomer was purchased from Bombardier Canada in the fall of 1995. The machine was purchased entirely from club funds and trail revenues.
2003: The big groomer we use now is the second one the club has owned. The Club received a $40,000 grant toward the puchase of a re-conditioned snow grooming machine from the Kamloops Blazers Foundation in 2003 and the "new to us" Bombardier Plus MP machine arrived in mid December 2003.
2004: In the fall of 2004 a new machine shed (for storing snow grooming equipment) was contructed at the south end of Stake Lake with the help of a grant from the Gaming Branch of the Provincial Government.
2005/06: The Ski School was started in the 2005 - 2006 season.
2005: In 2005 six forest ecology interpretation signs were erected at key intersections around the trails. Funding was received from TC Canada Trust, Highland Valley Enhancement Fund, Ministry of Forests and Range, and Sage Orienteering Club. Salvage logging of beetle killed pine began that year.
2007: The Snowshoe Trails were established in 2007.
2008: The Dog Trails were opened in 2008.
2011: The Mike Dunn Terrain Park was opened in January 2011. The Club hosted both the BC X-Country Ski Championships and the Ski for Light event for blind skiers the same year.
2011: The lights for night skiing were also installed in 2011.
2015: The new washroom building next to the day lodge was completed in 2014 and officially opened in 2015 thanks to a grant from the Kamloops Blazers.


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Is it cheaper to live in Norway or Australia?
Is Norway more expensive than Australia?
How much money do you need to live comfortably in Norway?
Can I move to Norway from Australia?
Is housing cheap in Norway?
What is a good salary in Norway?
How much for a can of Coke in Norway?
Is healthcare free in Norway?
What is Norway minimum wage?
Is Norway more expensive than the US?
Is it easy to find a job in Norway?
How much do houses in Norway cost?
What language is spoken in Norway?
Does Norway provide free housing?
Do foreigners pay tax in Norway?
Cost of living in Norway is 7% more expensive than in Australia.
Australia is 12.9% more expensive than Norway.
The average cost of living in Norway will depend on the lifestyle you lead and where in the country you choose to settle. Generally, though, you can expect to spend between 20,000 to 40,000 NOK (2,176–4,352 USD) per month to live in this Nordic country.
Citizens of Australia need a residence permit in order to work or to take up residence for longer than 90 days. … Nationals of EU/EEA countries do not need a residence permit to stay or work in Norway. However, all nationals of EU/EEA countries who want to stay for longer than three months must register with the police.
The cost of housing in Norway
Rental accommodation is expensive in the major cities and especially so in Oslo and Stavanger. However, housing does get cheaper the further into the suburbs you travel. If a much smaller town suits your needs, you'll find drastically lower prices.
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Well, good salary is a big word! For a single family generally 30–45,000 NOK per month (pretax) is considered as good salary. Remember the taxation in Norway is way too high, and the country is expensive too. A good salary (gross; namely before tax) would be around one million kroner per year.
A single person estimated monthly costs are 1,222$ (10,884kr) without rent. Cost of living in Norway is, on average, 41.72% higher than in United States.
Cost of Living in Norway.
Cappuccino (regular) 42.40kr
Coke/Pepsi (12 oz small bottle) 31.68kr
Water (12 oz small bottle) 27.15kr
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Anyone registered as a resident in Norway has a right to access the Norwegian state healthcare system. State healthcare in Norway is not completely free. Healthcare costs are covered by both the state and through patient contributions (user fees).
Skilled workers: Minimum 189,39 NOK per hour. Semi-skilled workers: 180,87 NOK. Unskilled workers: 172,44 NOK. Supplement for skilled workers on work assignments with overnight stays away from home: Minimum 37,88 NOK per hour.
If a city has a an index of 120, it means Numbeo estimates it is 20% more expensive than New York (excluding rent).
Consumer price index > Excluding rent 149.61 Ranked 1st. 95% more than United States 76.81 Ranked 33th.
Looking for a job in Norway seems like a pretty easy and attractive solution for foreigners. Unemployment rate is low, at 3,8% in 2019 and average salary is high, as seen on this graph from 2018. … The unemployment rate is 5,5% for foreigners, with significant differences depending on where you come from.
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While prices vary across different regions and the type of property, the average home price in Norway is about 45 500 NOK per square meter, which equals about 5150 USD or 4300EUR. However, the average price for a house is lower at 31500 NOK, which equals 3550 USD or 3000 EUR.
The vast majority of Norwegians speak English in addition to Norwegian – and generally on a very high level. Many university degree programmes and courses are taught in English.
What is housing allowance? Housing allowance is a state financial support scheme administered by the Norwegian State Housing Bank (Husbanken) and municipalities. Housing allowance is to help people with low incomes and high living expenses to establish themselves, or live in, secure housing of a good standard.
Basis of Taxation – Resident taxpayers are generally taxed on worldwide income, with a tax offset for foreign tax paid on foreign income, up to the amount of Norwegian tax payable on that income. Foreign residents are taxable only on Norwegian-source income.
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Lambert Leasing Inc v QBE Insurance (Aust) Ltd: where are we now?
The decision in Lambert Leasing v QBE Insurance (Aust) Ltd  NSWCA 254 is one which has had a great impact on a variety of issues relating to dual insurance, including how "other insurance" provisions in policies are to be applied.
Lambert Leasing involved the sale of an aircraft, which in turn was leased to a third party. The aircraft subsequently crashed with the loss of all passengers and crew. Proceedings to claim compensation were commenced by the relatives of those who perished in the crash. In relation to the claims, the interaction between two available policies of insurance taken out by parties in that chain was considered. Both policies contained "other insurance" clauses which sought to avoid liability in circumstances where there was another policy which would respond to the claim. Neither clause offended section 45 of the Insurance Contracts Act 1984, as the claim on the policies was made by Lambert Leasing, which, although an insured under both policies, had not effected either policy. It was not the primary insured but was named or described in each policy as an eligible beneficiary.
For unrelated reasons, the decision in Lambert Leasing did not result in a contribution to the claim by each of the insurers. However, by way of broader observation, the NSW Court of Appeal determined that in situations like these, the "other insurance" clauses effectively cancelled each other out, so that the usual principles of dual insurance would apply and both insurers would ordinarily be called on to respond to the claim.
To carefully consider how this status of the insured impacts on any clauses that seek to limit or exclude the liability of the insurer.
If an insured did not effect either of the insurance policies against which it could bring a claim, section 45 would not apply. However "other insurance" clauses would cancel one another out and a dual insurance position would arise.
If the insured had effected both policies, then subject to the carve outs in section 45, the effect of the "other insurance" clauses would be voided in both, and again, dual insurance would exist.
Finally, if only one of the policies was effected by the insured, then its "other insurance" clause might take effect. However the similar clause in the policy not effected by the insured would be voided, such that this policy may have to respond to the claim in isolation, without the policy effected by the insured being required to respond.
Ultimately, these subtle distinctions may make all the difference as to which policy is called upon to cover the insured, and whether an insurer can take advantage of a dual insurance situation.


Patrón Añejo is a delicate blend of uniquely aged tequilas, all aged in small white oak barrels for a minimum of 12 months. It's distinct oakwood flavour complemented by vanilla, raisins, and honey with a caramel and smoky finish makes it perfect for sipping.
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Walman (or Valman) is a Torricelli language of Papua New Guinea.  Matthew S. Dryer and Lea Brown of the University at Buffalo are currently writing a grammar of Walman.  They have also published a paper showing that the word for 'and' in Walman that connects two nouns (as in "John and Mary") is actually a verb, with the first conjunct as subject and the second conjunct as object.

References

External links
 Valman Swadesh List

Wapei languages
Languages of Sandaun Province

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Tuesday loves + go vote!
Today is going to be an interesting day isn't it? November has been a monumental month. First the Cubbies and now the potential of a woman leading our nation. Not sure what's next but I'm exhausted. How about you? Okay, that's an exaggeration. I'm just really exhausted from reading everyone's opinions on politics. All right already!
Perfectly blush and a great casual coat.
A major dupe of my NYC red dress.
The ideal jean for bootie wearin'!
My gf wore this in NYC and it was so chic with black basics.
Obsessed with anything suede in this color. Love the shape of these.


Your name is majestic in all the earth. When we look around us, we are amazed that You, who have such magnificent power that You can create by speaking, still care for us so much.
From before the beginning of time until now, You have been alive and loving. By Your Word and Your Spirit, You created us and our world. You said, "Let us make humankind in our image, according to our likeness," which culminated Your work of creation, which You saw as very good.
Later, the Word by which You created came and lived a marvelous life among us, He died a horrible death because of our sin, He rose again to life, conquering death and sin, and then ascended to reign with You.
It was He who assured us that it would be better for us if He went away, because then Your Spirit could come and give all of us the chance to live in fellowship with You.
You have given Him authority over everything, so enable us to go to every group of people in our world, and help them to become His apprentices as we are, being immersed in the reality of a world pervaded by You, Your Spirit, and Your beloved Son, Jesus Christ, our Lord.
Genesis 1:1-2:4a: The Genesis account of God's creation of the heavens, earth, plant and animal life, and humanity. This reading is included on Trinity Sunday because of hints of each member of the Trinity's activity in creation. God the Father sees things, speaks things, says "let us create humankind in our image, and when creation was finished, called it very good. God the Son's activity is intimated by the Father's speaking, since Christ is described later as the Word who was with God, was God, without whom nothing was made, and who became flesh and dwelt among us. God the Spirit was active in creation even before light and darkness came about, as "the Spirit of God was moving over the face of the waters."
Psalm 8: David echoes the Genesis creation story and celebrates God's presence and power in the world, marveling at the things created in the world and the place among all of them that has been given to humanity. (This is also the psalm for Trinity Sunday in Year C).
2 Corinthians 13:11-13: Paul's concluding greetings in this letter to the Corinthians, which includes his prayer of blessing for them in the Trinity, which has come to be known as the Apostolic blessing.
Matthew 28:16-20: Jesus' "great commission" to his disciples after his resurrection, when he charged his followers to make disciples of all nations, baptize them in the name of the Trinity, teach them to obey everything he commanded, and promised that he would always be with them.


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L-Thongkum, Theraphan. 2002. A brief look at thirteen Mon-Khmer languages of Xekong province, southern Laos. In Robert S. Bauer (ed.), Collected papers on southeast Asian and Pacific languages (Pacific linguistics 530), 95-108. Canberra: Research School of Pacific and Asian Studies, Australian National University.; L.-Thongkum, Therapan. 1997. The Place of Lawi, Harak and Tariang within Bahnaric. Mon-Khmer Studies: A Journal of Southeast Asian Linguistics and Languages 27. 109-117.; Thomas, David. 1980. The Place of Alak, Tampuan, and West Bahnaric. Mon-Khmer Studies: A Journal of Southeast Asian Linguistics and Languages 8. 171-186.
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Carpenter Technology Develops Pyrowear® 225 - a Next Generation Gear Alloy for Critical Transmission Applications
GlobeNewswire• June 17, 2019
LE BOURGET, France, June 17, 2019 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Carpenter Technology Corporation (CRS) today announced that it has developed an advanced jet engine gear solution, Pyrowear® 225 alloy, targeted for high performance and demanding applications. Compared to standard industry solutions, Carpenter Technology's Pyrowear® 225 alloy offers a combination of ~30% higher ultimate strength or 250 degrees F operating temperature improvement.1 This solution is expected to enable next generation engines to realize further improvements in fuel efficiency, by allowing operation at higher temperatures with reduced weight.
"We are excited to add Pyrowear® 225 alloy to our range of industry-leading solutions to help our customers save weight, increase space availability, and extend endurance limits when designing for critical components", said David Graf, Carpenter Technology's Chief Technology Officer. "We look forward to working with our customers to demonstrate the benefits of this material solution in next generation engine designs."
Pyrowear® 225 alloy builds on Carpenter Technology's portfolio of Pyrowear® gear solutions and achieves a typical ultimate strength of 225 KSI, which is a measurable improvement in strength relative to other low-alloy solutions. Results of a comprehensive test program that Carpenter Technology initiated are published in a White Paper that will be distributed at the Paris Air Show. Data from the White Paper will also be included in the Pyrowear® 225 alloy material Data Sheet that will be published soon. Visitors to the International Paris Air Show are welcome to visit Carpenter Technology's booth, which is located at Hall 5, E232, to learn more about this and other advanced material solutions.
Media/Investor Inquiries
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About Carpenter Technology Corporation
Carpenter Technology Corporation is a recognized leader in high-performance specialty alloy-based materials and process solutions for critical applications in the aerospace, defense, transportation, energy, industrial, medical, and consumer electronics markets. Founded in 1889, Carpenter Technology has evolved to become a pioneer in premium specialty alloys, including titanium, nickel, and cobalt, as well as alloys specifically engineered for additive manufacturing (AM) processes and soft magnetics applications. Carpenter Technology has expanded its AM capabilities to provide a complete "end-to-end" solution to accelerate materials innovation and streamline parts production. More information about Carpenter Technology can be found at www.carpentertechnology.com.
This news release contains forward-looking statements within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. These forward-looking statements are based on management's current expectations and are subject to risks, uncertainties and other factors that could cause actual results to differ from those projected, anticipated or implied. The most significant of these uncertainties are described in Carpenter Technology's filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission, including its annual report on Form 10-K for the year ended June 30, 2018, Form 10-Q for the quarters ended September 30, 2018, December 31, 2018 and April 25, 2019, and the exhibits attached to those filings. Carpenter Technology undertakes no obligation to update or revise any forward-looking statements.
1 Compared to 9310 alloy.
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Biscoe Bitterova Project
BBP, which brings together the creative talents of Jana (choreographer, dance artist, improviser and creative movement facilitator) and StudioBiscoe (as visual artist, producer, designer and engineer), are developing new performance and choreographic practice employing advances in digital sensing and projection technology. We are currently investigating an approach to communication between visual artists and dance artists in an improvised live performance context.
We also use the combination of our core skills to offer unique approaches in creative residences, location specific performance, networked performance, visualisation as performance, urban planning and other social practices.
In 2016 we were fortunate to receive the support of Arts Council England (ACE) in the form of Grants for the Arts funding to fully research and develop the work we had commenced in 2015. Through a series of typically week long workshops (with studio space gratefully provided by the AMATA Performance Centre of Falmouth University) we sought to understand and develop a semiotic approach to communication between artists in light and movement.
In current dance performances involving e.g. projection-mapping the visualisations are usually prerecorded or driven by sensors – there is no live performance by the visual artist. The project is a step to developing an approach whereby both visual & dance artists become live collaborative performers. This project explored and developed language, performance environment, technologies & performance skills to establish a platform where gestures of the visual artist create visuals on all sides of the performance space, becoming the physical motion of the dance artist, & to which the visual artist can in turn respond.
ARTISTIC PROCESS
The artistic components of the research process fell broadly into three core elements:
Method and process of movement creation by dance artist;
Method and process of image production and delivery by visual artist;
Method and process of bi-directional communication between visual artist and dance artist that influences the processes of both image production and dance movement.
Within the research & development, we tested different positions of visual artist in relation to dance performer, different methods of sensing the visual artist gestures (used to create projected visuals), various use of light etc. The process of constant technical adjustments remained a part of the creative process. While we tested the communication between dancer and visual artist, the needs for adjustments or changes in technical apparatus and process became more defined. So, the process became an ongoing exchange between art experimentation and engineering.
The process of improvised dialogue between the two artists was always followed by feedback on the process (our own or by invited adviser) and an attempt to analyse and understand the means which we used in the improvisation and in our communication.
The technical aspects of the project fell broadly into two categories, which together comprise the overall performance space and technical setup used for the research:
The creative space, devices and associated technical equipment for the visual artist to generate real time visuals from live drawing/painting;
The space for the dance artist to move in, which includes projectors, lighting and associated rigging, such as screens and scrims.
We addressed a number of challenges during the research in relation to the capture, processing and rendering of live art within a performance and dance context, including:
Methods to visually capture live drawing and object manipulation by the visual artist – including Kinect sensors, high quality SDI HD PTZ cameras and USB HD webcams;
How to light the visual artist's area and drawing surface so that there was sufficient light for the cameras to accurately capture visual detail and drawing/painting action, that there was sufficient light for the audience to understand the role of the visual artist within the performance, and that there was not so much light that it overly distracted the audience away from the dance space or negated the quality of the light in the dance space that was produced by the projectors;
The use of different methods to create the visual artworks that would be used to communicate with the dance artist via the projection mapped visualisations;
A real time image capture, processing and projection mapped rendering pipeline that was sufficiently fast so as not no hinder the dynamics between visual artist and dance artist during a performance – especially in scenarios where a slow update rate or exchange would become visible/felt within the performance context or would feel "rough" in the free exchange of visualisation and movement between the two artists;
Control of multiple projectors and rendering surfaces in real-time without distracting the artist from the primary activity of drawing/painting while still providing the ability to interact with the dance in different forms through the manipulation and control of the rendered surfaces within the dance space.
Dissemination, Future Directions & Workshops
As a result of this research project a more detailed report is available on request and we are keen to disseminate additional information on our findings to date through publication, interview and workshops.
The technologies and techniques developed will be used to form the basis of a new performance piece which we expect to have available for touring in 2017.
Currently on tour to present this new research and other projects throughout Europe we are available to run workshops and invite you to contact us (info@studiobiscoe.com) if this would be of interest in your academic institution; institutes of art, dance and technology; or festivals.
Highlights of initial work in 2015 and early 2016


LOS ANGELES >> Calling it the future in traffic management, the Los Angeles County transit agency board voted unanimously Thursday to make permanent the miles of pay lanes already being used on the 110 and 10 freeways.
By an 11-0 vote, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority called the one-year experimental ExpressLanes project a success and ordered the chief executive officer to lobby the Legislature to remove the sunset dates and grant it power to convert more car-pool lanes into pay lanes, possibly on the 405 Freeway.
The board embraced congestion pricing as a tool that can get cars moving on L.A's jammed freeways as long as people are willing to pay for the convenience.
County Supervisor and MTA board member Mark Ridley-Thomas said the agency expected 100,000 commuters to sign up for the square transponders that charge solo drivers a toll for riding ExpressLanes. Instead, more than 260,000 were sold, exceeding expectations.
"The market has spoken," he said during a press conference after the vote.
MTA board members spoke enthusiastically about the pilot program that was funded by a $210 million grant from the U.S. Department of Transportation. Some were resigned to the fact that there are fewer and fewer solutions to solving LA's gridlock.
In February, Caltrans calculated that on the 5 Freeway in Los Angeles County drivers wasted 753 years in 2012 or 6.6 million "vehicle hours of delay." The second-most congested freeway in a Top 10 list in the state was the stretch of the 405 Freeway in west Los Angeles.
Short of double-decking the freeways, Caltrans and MTA are running out of solutions. That's where congestion pricing comes in. It is being used in the Bay Area and San Diego to make better use of car-pool lanes by allowing solo drivers — as long as they pay.
"We need to try everything humanly possible to relieve traffic congestion in Los Angeles County," said Ridley-Thomas.
On the 10, two pay lanes in each direction stretch from the 605 Freeway to Alameda Street. An average round-trip during rush hour costs $11. On the 110, the pay lanes go from near the 91 Freeway to the Adams Boulevard exit in L.A.
The MTA tried to put the best spin on a mixed report from the Federal Highway Administration. On average, ExpressLane riders on the 10 saved 2 minutes a ride. The report said 110 commuters took longer on the ExpressLanes, possibly because too many cars were using the converted car-pool lanes.
When one looks at 10 Freeway commuters who switched from general purpose lanes to the pay lanes, their average travel time savings equaled 17.11 minutes and 13.86 minutes in the morning and afternoon peak times, respectively, explained Stephanie Wiggins, executive director of vendor/contract management.
Wiggins said those who remained in the free lanes showed no change. But the pay lanes seemingly convinced 27 percent more commuters to take the Silver Line, an express bus, instead of driving their cars.
The biggest surprise was the growing number of people who put $40 into an account and the transponder on their dashboard for a chance to save commuting time. That meant net revenues flowing to MTA from both freeway projects, expected to be $8-$10 million, had reached $19 million at the end of February, the end of the yearlong project, Wiggins said.
The wealth of revenue prompted some MTA board members to object to adding a $1 per month maintenance fee to all accounts — which alone would generate $2 million to $3 million annually. L.A. Mayor Eric Garcetti's amendment to exempt those in an equity plan who make less than $37,000 per household of three was included in the 8-3 vote to add the $1 fee, said Rick Jager, MTA spokesman.
"People are voting with their cars as we can see with the doubling of the revenue we have received," said Supervisor Zev Yaroslavsky, who spoke against the fee but was absent for the vote. He had lobbied successfully to remove a $3 per month standing charge last year, but that was not charged to frequent users. Yaroslavsky felt that placed the burden on occasional users, such as those going to LAX.
Santa Monica Councilwoman Pam O'Connor, Supervisor Don Knabe and Lakewood Councilwoman Diane DuBois voted against the $1 monthly charge. It takes effect in June, Wiggins said.
A bill in the state Senate will remove end dates for converted car-pool lanes that become pay lanes. It would give MTA power to continue the program beyond January 2015 and allow other pay lanes to be built out of existing car-pool lanes. Some see that bill as a slam dunk in the Legislature, especially now that the MTA board has indicated its preference.
Ridley-Thomas, who authored the enabling legislation for the pilot program in 2008 as a member of the state Senate, was asked if the governor would veto the bill.
"Anything is possible," he told the press.


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The Illusion of Civil Society
by Jon Shefner (Author)
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Much has been written about how civil society challenges authoritarian governments and helps lead the way to democratization. These studies show that neoliberal economic policies have harmed many sectors of society, weakening the state and undermining clientelistic relationships that previously provided material benefits to middle- and low-income citizens, who are then motivated to organize coalitions to work for greater social justice and equality. Recognizing this important role played by civil society organizations, Jon Shefner goes further and analyzes the variegated nature of the interests represented in these coalitions, arguing that the differences among civil society actors are at least as important as their similarities in explaining how they function and what success, or lack thereof, they have experienced.
Through an ethnographic examination extending over a decade, Shefner tells the story of how a poor community on the urban fringe of Guadalajara mobilized through an organization called the Unión de Colonos Independientes (UCI) to work for economic improvement with the support of Jesuits inspired by liberation theology. Yet Mexico's successful formal democratic transition, won with the elections in 2000, was followed by the dissolution of the coalition. Neither political access for the urban poor, nor their material well-being, has increased with democratization. The unity and even the concept of civil society has thus turned out to be an illusion.
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Defender back and why Cheltenham Town should aspire to be like AFC Wimbledon - Michael Duff ahead of FA Cup second round trip to Plough Lane
Robins make first trip to Dons' new home
Jon PalmerFootball Writer
How valuable has it been to have a free week between games?
Yes, it's always nice to recharge the batteries. We have to do a little bit of actual work rather than just recovery sessions. We've not had many of them so far. The lads had their Christmas party at the weekend as well, so it was an opportunity to give them some downtime together. They did a bit of work on the Monday afternoon, after we gave them the morning off. They worked on Tuesday and then it'll be a two-day run-in for the game on Saturday, so it's nice to have a bit more of a structure to the week.
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How important was it for the players to have that time together?
It is early because it was the only time they could fit it in. There is a work time and a play time, but work comes first. It was the only opportunity we could allow them to do it. It is important, with the times we are living in at the minute, it's been difficult over the past couple of years to do anything as a group. We have managed to do a couple this season. The players need to not just know what they can do on the pitch, they need to know about each other's families and what their kids names are and things like that, which creates a bond. Subliminally, that might make them run that extra yard every now and again, if they are running for who they know, rather than just a person in the same colour shirt as them. That's why we do it and there is a method and it's not just to go and get as drunk as you can. That's not the reason you do it, it's more specific. Don't get me wrong, by all accounts they had a good time, which is great, but they were working on Monday afternoon and they worked hard on Tuesday, so it's not a case of giving them four days off to go and do what they want.
Will any of the injured players be back in contention for Saturday?
There are three or four who are close, but Charlie Raglan is in full training now. He might be involved in the squad, although he is still short in terms of match fitness. He'll probably be involved in the squad, which is good. That's one, but we have others who are close, but Saturday might come a little bit too soon.
How keen are you to get Charlie Raglan back involved, even if he's just among the substitutes?
We all know what he can do as a player and he's a good personality. You are allowed more subs in the FA Cup so we won't fill the bench anyway, based on numbers at the minute. He's an important part of the group so if we can get him back involved as soon as possible, that'll be great. If we can get him some minutes even better, but it's more just getting him in and around it as much as anything. His girlfriend has just had twins, so I am sure he'll be happy with a day off!
Wimbledon away in the FA Cup. How keen are you to have another run after doing so well last season, but without any fans there?
That's always the case for lower league teams. I always say it, that's the dream still. It's possible. We've had tough away draws in the cups this season, but we have one more to get through and then it's a possibility. But it's as difficult as it could be, away to another League One team. It's the dream, but you don't want that 'what if', if you do end up missing out on Man United away in round three after just being beaten 3-0 on the Saturday. That's the moment no-one wants.
Did your heart sink when the draw came out?
A little bit because everyone wants a home draw to start with and it's as tough a draw as we can get, but it's swings and roundabouts. Last year we were at home in every round. You can't always have it your own way and you deal with the hand you've been dealt, which is Wimbledon away against a good team. So we'll focus on that and whatever happens in the future, we'll park it up and wait and see.
Is there less pressure on you away to a League One team at this stage?
It's just another game and we'll just be prepping for a game, not thinking about the what-ifs. We know the level of the opposition and we'll know their strengths and weaknesses and we'll have a game-plan of how we try and pick the game apart, how we can stop them and how we can implement what we do on them. Once you actually get into the game, it's just another game. You don't think about anything else other than trying to win it.
They often concede first, but seem to have the ability to come back well
They are a threat, definitely. It shows you their togetherness that they keep coming back. We went 1-0 and 2-1 up last Saturday and ended up drawing the game. The first goal is always important and you always want to start well. I am not sure many managers this weekend will tell their team to start poorly for 15 minutes, give away a 1-0 lead and then try to do what we do. They are a real threat from set plays, so they are never out of the game, even if you are on top for the majority of it. They are top in our league for goals from set plays and they gave a defined way of playing, which is an expansive 4-2-3-1 in pretty much every game they've played. They might change on Saturday, but I don't think they will. It's going to be difficult, but ultimately we want to start well and stay on top.
Do you pay much attention to statistics?
There is no getting away from the amount of goals they score from set plays, so if you are not detailed on that and you don't know where those threats are, you are going to get burned. They are a really well-structured team and it's probably a well-structured club. They are in a new ground and I don't think I am being disrespectful when I say they are one of the smaller teams in our league. They have promoted the manager (Mark Robinson) from within, they have a defined way of playing, the training ground looks like it's been improved, so it seems a club that knows where it wants to go, with an organisation and a structure within that. That seems to be from top to bottom, which is something that a club like ours can probably aspire to. Holding their own in the league, developing players, nice way of playing. It's a good club from the outside looking in. I don't know a lot about it and I don't know the manager, but they seem to be in a good place at the minute.
There won't be many clubs you haven't visited before, but is this a new one for you?
Yes. I did play at the old Plough Lane in the Youth Alliance for Swindon in about 1995, so that's my only memory of playing Wimbledon. It's fair to say it's changed a little bit since then.
What are you expecting from the ground?
We've had them watched, but I have not spoken to them about the ground. It's looks a really tight and well done ground. Sometimes clubs seem to build stadiums that seem to be too big for them, but it's at the hub of the history and everything that goes along with it. It's a club that seems to be in a good place in terms of style, structure, organisation - they look a good club.
You said in pre-season that it wouldn't just be Tozer, Raglan and Boyle at the back every week. But with one sold and the other two injured, how pleased have you been with the totally new back three in recent months?
It's why you have a squad and why you don't just work with half the defenders. All the defenders do the same work. The last two years has basically been based on the success of those three, but one ends up getting sold and the other two are injured, so it's been three of four coming in and deserve a lot of credit. We've changed shape and gone to a back four at times. There has been a definite improvement, when you look at the amount of goals we conceded early on in the season, particularly from set plays, which wasn't solely down to the defenders. There were individual mistakes you can't really account for, but I don't think with the goals in the last seven or eight games, teams haven't been opening us up. It's a case of young players like Grant Horton, who has just turned 20, Lewis Freestone, Mattie Pollock too, who are learning all the time. It's been good. Different challenges, but football has never been easy or predictable so you deal with the challenges put in front of you. One of those has been the number of defenders we've had unavailable.
How good is it not to have to rush Charlie Raglan or Will Boyle back?
Without being disrespectful to Boylo and Rags, we've just lost one game in 11 without them. They have been key players in what we've done, so it's good for many reasons. It means there is competition for places. Lewis Freestone is the perfect example. He was left out of the team, he came back in for Portsmouth and he's been outstanding since. Grant Horton came in for his first Football League start at Bolton, and I thought he was really good. It's good that the so-called key players know that. Beforehand players might have thought it was those three no matter what. It wasn't always the case because we debate every team, but that debate might be a little bit longer now because they bring different attributes. I don't think anyone is going to be as dominant as Boylo in the air, but Lewis Freestone isn't in the team to compete with Boylo in the air. What other things can he bring to the game? It doesn't always have to be one for one and why can't they play together? When we do get the injuries back and it's unlikely that nobody else will get injured, but there is proper competition for places. The squad is small, but the quality within it is good.
Chris Hussey had a lot of success at AFC Wimbledon. How pleased have you been with him in recent games because he seems to be really enjoying himself?
We are thankful he's stayed fit as much as anything because he's played pretty much every minute of every game, which is a big ask for a 32-year-old at wing-back. He has gone from left-back to left wing-back to left-back. Sometimes players like Huss go under the radar because his performance levels are so good. When he hits that seven out of 10, it is almost what people expect, so he might not get the headlines of some of the others because that's what people are used to. We did think he came off it a little bit and we had that conversation, but in recent weeks I think he is getting back to what he is. We are fully appreciative of what he brings to the team. He gives you really good balance, he can do both parts, as in going forward and backwards and he has been a big part of our success, so we feel lucky to have him.
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People like to think of themselves as unique,and they will even interchange the word unique with being original. But are they the same thing? Can you be unique without being original?
Someone who decides they want to stand out may dress in a style that is outside the norm. Ifyou look at people who adopt the Goth look, they often look similar from one Goth dressing person to the next. They may still stand out in a group that is not necessarily into that style. Ifthey went to a Goth convention (if such a thing exists), no one would stand out. You would see variations,but it would be a common theme.
Perhaps you could be considered uniqueif you decided to wear all your clothes inside out. You may even be considered original by doing this. What is certain is you will get many people giving you a strange look. These looks couldbe exactlywhat you are going for.
There are also people who reinvent styles that have existed well into the past. Look at the Steampunk movement that has become popular in the last decade or so. This isa style that encapsulates a periodwhere steam technology dominated the planet. However, it incorporates modern day technology and fashion. It's a hybrid of old world meets new. But among the Steampunkers, for lack of a better term, don't they all look alike, for the most part?
Why not combine Steampunk with Goth? It gives a dark twist to the genre and at least initially, will let you stand out. But what happens when it catches on and everyone starts adopting it? Is it still considered unique or original?
There are those that try to set trends, either in fashion, technology, or both. The ones that do it often enough are calledinnovators while those who follow are copycats. It would be difficult to find people who would deny Steve Jobs was an innovator. Many believethat Apple will never be the same without him. Others believe he set the stage for Appleto continue as an innovativecompany for many years to come.
No one knows for sure what the future holds. However, people will continue to try what they feel is new when in fact is often just a variation on an existing theme. It's like the old saying, the more things change, the more they remain the same!


In a nutshell this week has been all about getting into the routine of being back in Toronto. On Monday, I am starting school part time at a new University and I am super excited for what lies ahead. For the past week I've been focusing on the final touches of the new place and learning the new neighbourhood. The one definite positive of living here are all of the great new places to take pictures! This weekend, I will be hunting down the last few things I want to get for our place, prepping for school and spending time hanging out with my family like always. Have a great weekend everyone!


With so many stories about how game development studios are cutting jobs when poor management decisions cause games to suffer, many are talking about unionizing.
Let's talk about how this could affect video games moving forward, and how this should be something that you support.
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Talk:Moped Laws: West
California requires an M2 license to operate a moped. Here's a quick-reference guide from the DMV:
http://dmv.ca.gov/motorcycles/motorcycles.htm
Specifically, (unmodified) gas powered mopeds meet the definition of CVC ss406(a) seen here:
http://dmv.ca.gov/pubs/vctop/d01/vc406.htm
And are subject to the licensing requirements laid out in ss12804.9:
http://dmv.ca.gov/pubs/vctop/d06/vc12804_9.htm
Relevantly:
(5) (A) Class M2 includes the following:
(i) A motorized bicycle or moped, or a bicycle with an attached motor, except a motorized bicycle described in subdivision (b) of Section 406.
(ii) A motorized scooter.
(B) Authority to operate vehicles included in class M2 may be granted by endorsement on a class A, B, or C license upon completion of an appropriate examination, except that no endorsement is required for a motorized scooter. Persons holding a class M1 license or endorsement may operate vehicles included in class M2 without further examination.
You can also review the requirements of a class "C" license in that section and see that it does not include mopeds.
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The lunar sequence for Monday, March 14 at TPMP. A young woman named Karen landed on the set claiming to be the daughter of Bernard Montell. At first Bernard Montell was very uncomfortable, and he was relieved to discover it was a joke.
Great shot by Bernard Montell! On this Monday, Cyril Hanoun brings a mysterious young woman named Karen to the set. Then, columnists had to ask her questions as to why she was on the show, until Kelly put her finger on the young woman's supposed identity. "It is believed to be someone found on Twitter claiming to be the daughter of Bernard MontellIn fact, on March 13, a surfer popped up by calling Bernard Montell "Baba"On the social network. After paraphrasing by other users, who accused her of wanting to make a fuss, the mysterious young woman was formalized by the main interested party, very upset."Stop your delusions! I am not your father! or permanently block you', fired by Bernard Montell, repackaged. This Monday, at TPMP, a columnist thinks he's dealing with his alleged famous daughter, is live on TV.The story is my mother, the story is you"The young woman launches. Then he continues, revealing the identity of his mother:It's beautiful. In 1992, Video Gag, Production Assistance"And the Reveal the face of a stunned group. "It seemed like it was brief, but there recently, I had a toddler, so I needed more information (…) and here I am."
Bernard Montell: "I think I'll feel unwell"
"It is not possible', restores Bernard Montell.I feel it affects you. Me, it bothers me compared to you because it's wrong. Faced with the startled Bernard Montell, Karen then decides to add a layer of it by revealing that she called her son Bernard, before reading an emotional letter. The columnist was finally relieved to learn that this was all just a bad joke on the part of Cyril Hanoun.And that the young woman was indeed an actress named Sarah. "I think I will feel unwell'," Bernard Montell released, heavily influenced by the sequence.
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Collaborative Doctoral Program PhD Scholarships
Up to three joint prestigious PhD scholarships will be offered by flagship national institutions in partnership with the Centre for Heritage and Museum Studies (CHMS) in the ANU College of Arts and Social Sciences.
A Collaborative Doctoral Scholarship will allow the scholarship holder to benefit from the diverse scholarly and professional opportunities afforded by being co-located in a world-class research university and a major national institution. The partner institutions currently are: the Australian Parliamentary Library, the National Film and Sound Archive, and the National Museum of Australia.
The successful applicants will enrol in the Interdisciplinary and Cross-Cultural Research graduate program at ANU and be embedded in the relevant Institution for part of their candidature.
The PhD can be completed by a combination of a range of formats including an exhibition or equivalent non-traditional output. Thesis by publication or scholarly edition are also possible.
Applicants are invited to develop a proposal from a broad list of areas identified by each partner Institution. Further details are available on the following links:
Australian Parliamentary Library
National Film and Sound Archive
For enquiries contact Dr Alexandra Dellios (alexandra.dellios@anu.edu.au).
Note: to be considered applicants must also apply for entry into the ANU PhD program.
New deadline for applications: 15 April 2021.