It is undeniable that climate change is one of the most, if not the most challenging problem faced by the world today. Just a peek at the statistics would be enough to scare you. The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) reports that global temperatures have risen by 0.8 degrees Celcius since 1880; causing sea levels to rise by 3.24 milimetres per year. If this is to continue, many low lying island nations like Maldives and Kiribati will simply be consumed by the sea as early as next century. Malaysia too will be affected by this global phenomenon. Already we are seeing more extreme floods and spells of severe droughts.
Hence as the world leaders congregated in Paris for the challenging task of agreeing to a climate deal at the 21st United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) Conference of Parties (COP), I decided take up a challenge of my own. Together with a classmate, we joined the climatekilometre movement. As part of the event, we were to cycle from London to Paris in 3 days covering a total of 385.1km. To put things into perspective, that is the exact distance from Kuala Lumpur to Sungai Petani.
To cycle that far in that short amount of time, it is important to have the right tools so first I swapped by 5 gear bike to a 14 gear one. A normal bike just wouldn't take you as far or as high as a road/touring bike would. Besides the ride, other accessories that I had to prepare for included a reflective vest, bright lights, and padded shorts. In case of emergency, I brought spare inner tubes and a pair of chain links. One thing that I'm guilty of not doing is buying bike insurance and was lucky that my two wheels were very well-behaved throughout the entire journey.
In our efforts to slow down climate change, we need the right tools as well. At the moment, most of the electricity we generate comes from fossil fuel (coal, petrol, gas). This releases huge amounts of carbon dioxide of which a Form 1 student will tell you causes global warming, hence leading to climate change. It is indeed sobering to discover that Malaysia generates 83.5% of its energy from fossil fuel sources. We need to the structural capacity and political will to transition to more sustainable forms like wind and solar energy.
Being the beginner long distance cyclist in the group, it was only natural that I would be placed with Group 4 (the riders that followed the slowest pace). On rides that would take 6 hours for normal cyclists, it would take us (mostly dragged down by me) at least 2 hours longer. Since we were approaching the winter solstice at this point, limited daylight would also prolong our ride from constantly stopping to navigate. Thus on Day 2 and 3 of the ride, the group made it a point to leave as early as possible.
Here, I could liken this to developing countries. Yes, we might not be as financially or technically as advanced at the other major economies. But we have to start this battle early on or we'll lose out in the long term as the green technological zone advances. If we're lucky, we might even be the first to arrive!
One thing true about cycling is that being on two wheels at whatever pace will get you there faster than walking at your fastest pace. So you'll eventually get there as long as you keep pedaling. As far as hills are concerned, there were numerous occasions where I looked at the incline and thought to myself, 'There's no way I'm going up that. Well, here again I proved myself wrong. All I had to do is just drop down to my lowest available gear, try to put on a brave face and pushed through.
Climate change is challenging, no doubt. There will be times where people, even nations feel like giving up. However, I urge them not to give up hope. It may sound naiive but we can definitely save the world together, as long as the stakeholders persevere and keep fighting this good fight.
Bikes are such fickle creatures; sometimes, they don't do what they are told. For example, climb at 45 degree hill. This is me being the bad workman that blames his tools. On a serious note, when things got a little unbearable for my thighs I got down and pushed the bike uphill, praying that the next turn would take me downhill. Luckily my pride was salvaged by fellow bike pushers; though they probably had more valid excuses. Hanna had a 10 gear bike while Antonia had a 12. I've digressed; my point is that pushing your bike will get you there nonetheless.
Climate change will be more challenging for some countries as compared to others. The argument that developed countries will find it easier to manage their targets is a sound one. After all, these countries have already reached a certain level of development. For the developing countries, we need to reach our climate goals even if it means going at it at a slower pace.
Throughout the entire route, cycling wins would definitely be exhilarating downhill rides. They made the uphill climbs so worth it. Other than offering rest for tired legs, most of the downhills had such mesmerizing views of both the English or French countryside.
The agreement reached at COP 21 had mixed views from climate activists. Ignoring the detractors, I would like to think of the agreement as a representation of world solidarity on climate change and should be celebrated as a step in the right direction. Yes, it might not be fair for everyone but it does give us something to work on in the coming years. What is clear is that much more work is needed to fulfill the commitments.
No matter how many hills conquered there was always another that stood between me and Paris. That fact didn't change until the Eiffel tower was in sight.
I'll never forget the first time we glimpsed it.
The Paris Agreement is no doubt a momentous occasion. The challenge now is to make sure every party fulfills their promise and that such future climate talks would always put the collective needs.
Humans are social creatures. I'm not ashamed to admit that I would not have been able to do this cycle without my buddy, Marcel or the awesome group mates. Dave (our Brompton riding leader), Hanna (the vegan chick on a bike from the 80s), with the 3 other couples- Jack (the happy go lucky dude with a ponytail) and Jessie (the ever bubbly optimist), David (our handyman extraordinaire) and Rebecca (the caring one with a small bladder), Aidan (the caring boyfriend) and Antonia (girl with the Harry Potter glasses). We supported each other by giving words of encouragement and waiting if either one of us were lagging behind (this was mostly me).
One would think that with 193 countries in the UNFCCC COP, a consensus would be almost impossible to reach. Some would want to dictate future movements while others vote in groups. However, I feel that this immense number should be seen as an advantage. As a country, there are 192 others in the same boat. The knowledge that all of us are in this together has to spur parties to work harder and support each other to combat climate change. After all, there is only one Planet Earth.
When the times get tough, improvise!
This one is not from me, but from the resourcefulness of David. We met David and Rebecca on the first day. Both of them were cycling to Paris despite not being part of Climate Kilometre. Since they didn't know the existence of a transport van, David was carrying a cabin sized trolley bag on his bike. When he eventually found it was too heavy to cycle up the hills with a bag in tow, he improvised by cable tying the bag to the back of his bike at a 45 degree angle! This simulated a person dragging a bag and reduced the weight he had to carry tremendously! Along the way, he improvised with an inner tube dampener to reduce the stiffness.
Serves as a bike stand too!
To combat climate change, human innovation can be our single most potent weapon. By the Malthusian principle, the human race couldn't have increase exponentially while food production only increased linearly. And yet here we are. I believe the intensive farming driven by the advances in machinery and development of Ostwald process to produce nitrogenous fertilizer saved the world from mass starvation. Now, we are at this critical juncture where a paradigm shifting innovation is once again needed. Who knows? We might already have an answer in the works.
To be honest, there was not one moment throughout the ride that I thought about giving up and taking a train to Paris. After all, what would I have gained if I completed the ride? I wouldn't have made any difference in the decisions made in COP. Neverless, I decided to complete what I started, to make a point that anything is possible as long as you put your mind to it.
The same could be said about climate change. A good friend once told me that 'Nothing worth doing/having comes easy'. For a better world, we need better policies, better cooperation among countries and political leaders willing to do what is necessary. It might be difficult at first, but the mind has a way of turning impossible feats into reality.
On a concluding note, I urge all of you to take into consideration your individual actions to combat climate change. Just simple gestures, if practised by the masses will make a difference. Eat up all your food, bike to work, use public transport, recycle your waste, install solar panels. Remember, climate change will affect everyone including our children and their children's children.


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Michigan Soldier Returns Home Early, Surprises His Deaf Little Brother In School
In the past Christmas, a wonderful video came on the web, which bring many viewers to tears with its content.
It the video we can see the soldier Brett Beaver when he returned early from the army and surprised his younger brother at the school with a visit.
Brett Beaver wanted to visit his family for Christmas, and his request was answered. For a short time, he flew back to his homeland, where he first surprised his younger brother Max, who is only 7 years old.
Max is in fact a very special boy, as he was born deaf. That's why Brett knew that he must first surprise him...
He visited a school for deaf children in Michigan, where he brought his little brother out of the classroom with the help of teachers. Max didn't even dreamed what a surprise it was waiting for him behind the door!
Take a look at the wonderful reunion between the 20-year-old soldier Brett and his 7-year-old deaf brother Max.
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Glazed and Confused: Majolica Pottery Marks: Minton Date Codes
This item is not for sale, but you will find many that are in our Minton jug mark Minton Minton, one of the best known British manufacturers of ceramics has been in existence since It was founded by Thomas Minton but grew to its greatest popularity in the nineteenth century under the management of Herbert Minton and then, after his death, by his nephew Colin Minton Campbell. The company was based in Stoke, but for a short time in the early s also had premises in London known as the Kensington Art Pottery Studio. Although much fine work was produced at Kensington, the venture was not as financially successful as expected and after its destruction by fire in was not re-opened. Mintons the 's' was added in owed its success, particularly in the last quarter of the nineteenth century, to its extremely talented designers. A subsidiary company, Minton Hollins, was set up in under the direction of Michael Daintry Hollins to manufacture tiles. In Hollins broke loose and the company continued quite independently until Successful artists and designers of the time produced designs for their tiles, including Walter Crane and Augustus Pugin, the designer of the British Houses of Parliament. Minton art pottery ranges that are best remembered are 'Majolica ware', not true Majolica but relief decorated porcelain with white slip under brightly coloured clear tin glazes, 'Secessionist ware', during the art nouveau period, and 'Astra ware'. Astra ware was a very successful and relatively inexpensive range introduced towards the end of the First World War and continuing until the s.
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Blue Willow of English origin is conceivably easier to date than examples from additional countries. Since such a huge portion of Blue Willow was prepared in England, collectors should be aware of numerous points which can assist in interpreting English marks. A rope-like symbol fashioned like a bow is sometimes seen printed on English ceramics.
Mar 06, · Minton: The factory founded by Thomas Minton in At first pottery only was made but soft-paste porcelain was produced probably as early as In Minton took his sons into the business and the firm traded as Thomas Minton & Sons.5/5(1).
Just as artists today sign a painting or stamp their name on a sculpture, pottery makers put marks on the underside of their pieces to identify the piece. Marks can be incised, impressed, painted, or printed on a piece. Marks are incised into pottery by hand before firing when the clay is still soft. Impressed marks are stamped into the soft clay and so are more uniform and clean than incised marks. Painted marks are applied during the decoration stage and before the final firing and can be freehand or stenciled on.
Printed marks are also applied at this time and are transferred to the piece with engraved copper plates.
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Burleigh Ware has long been associated with the Staffordshire town of Burslem. Burliegh Ware, today, is probably best known for its Art Deco period ceramics, with its brightly coloured pieces so popular in the s. One of the most recognisable pieces to be found are the yellow jugs, with animal and human shaped handles. These range from the well known Parrot, to the rare Guardsman. These jugs are very collectable today. Others in that region are the Kingfisher, Dragons etc.
Jan 14, · A great help to dating wares from the late s to is that there are often impressed marks on pieces which give you the month and the year. These are usually on flat pieces, for example on a saucer but not on a cup.
Sevres porcelain marks changed to a Double C with. The history of Sevres porcelain history starts in and if you can afford to Sevres is probably the best investment in antique porcelain you could make. From to date was generally omitted from mark. Sevres also noted for its fine biscuit, which was not marked until after Marks until were. German porcelain marks and English pottery markings are way more common.
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Take a look at the marks on this RumRill console bowl right. A brief aside about RedWing and RumRill: Peters and Reed often has three stilt marks, too, and the old pieces show red clay under the glaze. So, if you see three little flaws on a glazed bottom, these are not damage—they are stilt marks or firing pin marks used for the firing process. Examining the bottom for stilt marks may reveal some numbers that may help with identification, too.
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My primary focus is now restricted to artisan dollhouse miniatures with a few exceptions here and there. In my previous home, many of my houses were displayed in one upstairs room where I painted a Rufus Porter-style mural around three sides of the room. One wall was copied from the mural that appears in the Tynietoy mansion while the other walls feature scenes from the Delaware Valley landscape where I lived with my husband and troublesome cat on the north side of the Musconetcong Mountain.
We have found the extended commuting time an issue for my husband and have decided to move closer to NYC. We are in the process of preparing to move again and I expect to have a more fully equipped studio at our new home. A Sentimental Journey I was presented with an unusual opportunity around Thanksgiving when out of the blue, I received an email from the son of the late Gretchen Deans.
If you are a newer collector, you may not know that Gretchen was one of the three founders of the original Nutshell News magazine back in and served as the East Coast editor for some years.
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Impressed, moulded or incised marks on stoneware and terracotta products, c. Impressed or printed marks on plain brown- and cream-glazed stoneware c. Also found impressed on some of the earliest Doulton Ware with simple incised decoration After the word 'England' was added.
Majolica Reproductions. Until recently, there were really very few high quality majolica reproductions on the market. The majolica reproductions that were of reasonably good quality were usually sold through museums and generally well marked to avoid any confusion with old originals.
Your Pottery Questions – and Answers On this page are the third series of questions that our ceramics expert Clive Hillier is dealing with from his pottery messageboard. Keep checking to find out if he has answered YOUR question! We have so many hundreds of questions to our pottery expert Clive Hillier that he can only answer them one way – by talking his way through the answers! The messages in bold below have been answered.
Click on the audio link below to and hear Clive talk through the answers to the questions on this page The base colour is dark blue. There is a pitted gold based pattern approx. On the gold base are pale green leaves and cream flowers. On the base of the vase,next to the Royal Doulton sign,are the numbers Also on the base is what appears to be the letters R S and the numbers If you can tell me anything about this vase,I would be most appreciative. It has a square handle and the shape of the pot is a hexagonal cut from top to bottom.
I cannot find anything on this pattern! Also a girl and a dog in a large glass oval dome.
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Archive items are not for sale and to buy china please visit our Home Page or click on Buy Similar Now. Minton China – items found. Click on the small picture below for a larger photograph. Amherst Japan colour Meat Dish or Platter c This lovely pattern was introduced in the mid to late s and was produced for some 70 years.
Coalport Porcelain & Dating Coalport Marks. The Coalport porcelain manufactory was a market leading pottery throughout the s, it produced a staggering range of porcelain products of .
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A guide to dating antique Minton marks and dating Minton Porcelain including the full list of Minton year cyphers used by Minton over its year history Pottery Porcelain Marks. Grays Pottery used many backstamps throughout the life of the company. Aynsley Have been producing high. Aynsley Vintage Cup and Saucer backstamp: Collectable China Dating clarice cliff backstamps Registration and video chat free adalt site.
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A Minton encaustic tile floor at the United States Capitol. From c production included bone china from his partner Joseph Poulson's near-by china pottery. China production ceased c following Joseph Poulson's death in , recommencing in a new pottery in On his death, Minton was succeeded by his son Herbert Minton — who developed new production techniques and took the business into new fields, notably including decorative encaustic tile making, through his association with leading architects and designers including Augustus Pugin and, it is said, Prince Albert.
The firm exhibited widely at trade exhibitions throughout the world and examples of its exhibition displays are held at the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, D. Hard white unglazed "statuary porcelain", later called Parian ware due to its resemblance to Parian marble , was first introduced by Spode in the s.
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A more advanced variety of handmade pottery, hardfired and burnished, has proved to be as early as bc. The use of a red slip covering and molded ornament came a little later. Handmade pottery has been found at Ur, in Mesopotamia, below the clay termed the Flood deposit. Perhaps the most richly decorated pottery of the Near East, remarkable for its fine painting, comes from Susa Shushan in southwest Iran.
The motifs are partly geometric, partly stylized but easily recognizable representations of waterfowl and running dogs, usually in friezes. They are generally executed in dark colours on a light ground. Vases, bowls, bowls on feet, and goblets have been found, all dating from about bc. By bc pottery was no longer decorated. Earthenware statuettes belong to this period, and a vessel in the Louvre, Paris with a long spout based on a copper prototype is the ancestor of many much later variations from this region in both pottery and metal.
They provide the first instance of the use of tin glaze; although the date of its introduction cannot be certainly determined. The presence of lead in the blue glazes derived from copper suggests that the lead may have been added deliberately as a flux, and that this glazing technique, like that of tin-glazing, subsequently was forgotten—to be recovered only at a much later date. In Egypt, pottery was made in great variety in the predynastic period up to c.
The earliest forms of decoration were geometrical or stylized animal or scenic motifs painted in white slip on a red body.
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Tin-glazed pottery of different periods and styles is known by different names. The pottery from Muslim Spain is known as Hispano-Moresque ware. The decorated tin-glaze of Renaissance Italy is called maiolica, sometimes pronounced and spelt majolica by English speakers and authors.
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Grandmother meant a great deal to the couple and passed along many of their things to her, including this vase. Estimated age of the vase is who had a porcelain and decorating studio in Fischern, Bohemia now Rybare Czechia. Found on examples of hand painted and hand decorated porcelains that are signed by artists who are most likely American China Painters. Every collector knows that the quickest way to identify a piece of pottery or porcelain is to identify the mark, but sometimes it's unreliable because marks are often forged and changed.
This is a listing of the better-known marks and backstamps and enough information so that you can learn more about your porcelains. Obviously, the original name of a German company was in German. Victorian reproductions were either rather clumsy or with over done ornate carving with thin cabriole legs ending in heavy ball and claw feet. Generally not so refined as the classical 18th C originals.
Although the marks are not "two backward E's", I suspect this is the mark you are referring to. I have a complete set of bed tray china. Some marks are listed below but there are many others besides.
My Antique World: The short guide how to date antique Minton pottery
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A guide to dating antique Minton marks and dating Minton Porcelain including the full list of Minton year cyphers used by Minton over its year history Pottery Porcelain Marks. Grays Pottery used many backstamps throughout the life of the company.
In Both Leonard and his brother, Sidney Richard, had shown a natural talent for modelling pottery, and from this a business began. By showrooms had been purchased in Stoke-on-Trent as well as London. Its a measure of the company's success that by Grimwades Ltd was operating from 4 factories within Stoke-on-Trent. Leonard Grimwade experimented with new methods of manufacture and he developed the enamel climax Rotary Kiln, Duplex Lithographic transfers and other ground breaking techniques.
In King George V and Queen Mary visited the potteries and the brothers issued a catalogue to commemorate the event. In 'Marguerite' the first Royal Winton Chintz pattern was launched and was an immediate success.
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Dudley House Gallery
Dudley House is a community gallery, function and event space. It overlooks the Queen Elizabeth Oval, and is perched at the highest point of the View Street arts precinct, above The Capital and Bendigo Art Gallery.
The red brick building is one of the earliest and most intact 1850s buildings remaining in Bendigo CBD. Like all government buildings of this era, its exterior is fairly modest, unlike the opulent styles of later decades. It was originally built as a residence for the district surveyor, who designed the Bendigo street layout that we still use to this day.
Call in to Dudley House to see the latest in its program of visual art exhibitions showcasing local and emerging artistic talent.
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"CISPA … would overturn 20 years of civilian control of the government's cybersecurity efforts for the .com sector and house them in a secretive military intelligence agency," Nojeim added.
The committee did adopt an amendment last week that limited the shared information from being used for national security purposes unrelated to cybersecurity, and Nojeim praised that decision. But "the failure to ensure continued civilian control of cybersecurity ensures continued opposition of the civil liberties community to CISPA," he added.
The sharing of personal information with the NSA will "not protect critical infrastructure from intrusion and attack," she added.
The committee took several steps to protect privacy during votes on amendments, supporters said. The committee accepted an amendment that prohibits companies from counterattacking, or hacking back, cyberattackers after digital rights groups raised concerns that the bill's language could allow such activity.
Another amendment would limit the private sector's use of any cybersecurity information received to only cybersecurity uses.
Several tech trade groups praised the legislation. "There is a pressing need to bolster America's ability to prevent cyber attacks," said Robert Holleyman, president and CEO of the BSA, a software trade group, said.
A version of CISPA passed the House by a vote of 248-168 a year ago, but the bill failed to advance through the Senate. President Barack Obama, citing privacy concerns, threatened a veto of that version, and the White House National Security Council has raised concerns about this year's version of the bill.


This edition of On Seeing Online mines the realms of artifice and archive. More than a fun alliteration, these ideas represent polarities of Internet experience. Growing out of our first round of submissions, the title sums up much of what happens online -- we search and seek and file, and we question (if we're thinking) what is real and fabricated, the lines between them blurring more each day. Yet in the midst of ever-expanding technical capacities for artifice, it is surprising -- and gratifying -- how much of online art is still, in many respects, genuine.
Curatorial intern Sapira Cheuk provided organizational support and also broadened our reach with her post on the California Arts Council, to which many of you responded. With the wealth of submissions for this round, we decided to take a broad approach, including artists across the spectrum from pure archive to wild artifice and everything in between. We hope you will enjoy it!
We begin with an exuberant image made exclusively for this exhibition by Spain-based @whateverlulu, a young artist that works online. Like many of his peers, @whateverlulu's projects -- as well, his sources of inspiration -- seamlessly span distinct fields including fashion, advertising, pop culture, design, and art. With grumbles about the messy complications inherent in the blurring of disciplines coming largely from earlier generations, it is refreshing to see an artist from such a generation playfully critique that grumble, ageism, and most anything in her path, with her wildly irreverent parody and pastiche. Terri Lloyd's "Pink Buddha Memes" take form in fabricated postcards, impromptu performance, and video. Lloyd's online profile also includes running a feminist art collective for women over forty, evidence of the collaboration the Internet affords many artists.
The next two works remind us of that poignancy and mourning, too, can hold court in the Wild West of the Internet. Emily Promise Allison, based in Canada, completed The Archivist, in 2013, a performance in which she entered the historic Charles Rennie Mackintosh library at the Glasgow School of Art dressed all in white, sought out the oldest books she could find, opened them and breathed in their scent -- inhaling history and time and memory. A document of that performance is included here. As we corresponded about this exhibition, news broke that a fire had sadly destroyed the historic space, adding a layer of urgency and commemoration to this compelling and original piece.
Memory, loss, and erasure pervade Navid Sinaki's series, "White Ash," a collection of photographs from friends, family, and flea markets that Sinaki physically marks or scratches, pointing to that which is gone but still remembered. Sinaki writes, "Growing up gay in Los Angeles, I was always struck by a particular absence. I came of age after the AIDS generation and the lineage that remained was patchy because of all the casualties." Each of Sinaki's affecting altered images acts as a simultaneously intimate and collective memorial.
We found many examples of the Internet as a space for artists from near or far to gather for collaboration, shared interest, discussion, or, in the case of the imaginative and ethereal Ministry of Clouds, based in Australia, to promote "the sublime beauty of the sky." The poetic potential of a digital realm dedicated to the ultimate in spaciousness, the sky, is endless. We included two works by Madeline Fountain and Alice McCormick.
In another work made for this exhibition, Robert Stanley provides an apt bridge from lyricism to document. This re-imagined poster for Stanley's own 2009 tacit performance, in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, of John Cage's renowned 4'33", points doubly into the artist's past re-presentation of Cage and into vast digital space to locate a link to an earlier performance of Cage's iconic 1948 work, cleverly making use of the Internet's potential to revive and revisit. Noting that the Internet allows far more people access to this piece, Stanley commented that, "it excites me that many people online will get to think about nihilism in some art today, the denial of the pleasure of the medium itself."
In a playful approach to fictitious documentation, Helen Chung inserted her own readymade image, taken through a tube of packing material, into a previous version of "On Seeing," interjecting herself and her work in a manufactured archive, reified with its inclusion here.
Miles Hochhalter Lewis, also part of an online collective, The Metaphorical Association, draws on the massive archive of "stuff" online as inspiration and material; his digital compositions begin with material generated by search engines. Vancouver-based Natalie Reynolds repurposes her imagery by photographing her paintings and manipulating the collected results in colorful digital collages informed by loose narratives.
Mechelle De Craene-Gilford represents a democratizing shift in how we think about creativity, thanks to a multitude of miniature cameras in phones, ipads, and other devices. A teacher currently residing in Berkeley, California, De Craene-Gilford caught my attention with her bright cartoonish image of an otherwise everyday artifact (a clock on a donut shop) and her curiosity about, "how many generations had looked up at that clock."
I wonder, too, at the generations that will continue to engage with and on the Internet and how this will shift and change the landscape of art, visual language, creativity, contemporary culture, and who makes and accesses these. Who are the artists that we will remember centuries from now? Will their works be digital, analogue, ephemeral, social, or take some other form?
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Timothy Ruge threatened to expose the married Grindr user if he did not hand over 1,300 Australian dollars
A man who blackmailed a married man he met on Grindr and threatened to 'out' him has been told to prepare for prison.
Timothy Ruge reportedly threatened to expose the unnamed Grindr user last year and after the threat, he demanded to meet the man at a local train station to hand over the money, the Daily Mail reported.
He is believed to have asked for 1,300 Australian dollars – the equivalent to more than £700 – in exchange for not outing the victim as being gay.
CCTV footages shows the former drag queen at the Southern Cross train station where he told his victim to meet him.
And now, Ruge appeared at Victorian County Court in Melbourne this week and pleaded guilty to making an unwarranted demand for money with menace.
Judge Hannan rejected claims Ruge's lawyer made suggesting Ruge was trying to do the right thing but exposing cheaters and 'paint himself as the moral guardian'.
Ruge is set to be sentenced on Friday (March 22) and has been told to prepare for prison.
Crimes of extortion can receive a punishment of up to 15 years in jail.
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Station Boulainvilliers is een spoorwegstation aan de spoorlijn Ermont-Eaubonne - Champ-de-Mars. Het ligt in het 16e arrondissement van Parijs.

Geschiedenis
Het station is op 12 april 1900 geopend op de aansluitende spoorlijn van de Ligne d'Auteuil naar Champs-de-Mars, na de opening van deze spoorverbinding naar Invalides vanwege de wereldtentoonstelling van 1900. In 1985 werd deze in 1964 gesloten spoorlijn verbouwd in verband met de aanleg van de RER C, het deeltraject waaraan dit station ligt ging deel uitmaken van de spoorlijn Ermont-Eaubonne - Champ-de-Mars.

Ligging
Het station ligt op kilometerpunt 3,618 van de spoorlijn Ermont-Eaubonne - Champ-de-Mars (nulpunt tussen Invalides en Musée d'Orsay).

Diensten
Het station wordt aangedaan door treinen van de RER C tussen Pontoise en Massy-Palaiseau of Pont-de-Rungis - Aéroport d'Orly. Sommige treinen hebben in plaats van Pontoise Montigny - Beauchamp als eindpunt, in verband met capaciteitsproblemen.

Aansluitingen
 Metro:  (station La Muette)
 RATP-busnetwerk: 3 lijnen
 Noctilien: 1 lijn

Vorig en volgend station

Zie ook
 SNCF
 Transilien
 RER C

Boulainvilliers
Boulainvilliers
16e arrondissement (Parijs)

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Should dangerous drivers who kill face life in jail? One police boss thinks so
A grieving mum has backed the call 16 years after her daughter was killed by a drunk driver who mounted the pavement
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Durham Police and Crime Commissioner, Ron Hogg (Image: Newcastle Chronicle)
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Dangerous drivers who kill should face life behind bars, Durham's Police Crime Commissioner has said.
Responding to a Government consultation former cop Ron Hogg said that those who are convicted of causing death by dangerous driving should face similar sentences to people facing manslaughter charges.
A grieving mum whose daughter was killed by a reckless drunk driver has backed the call.
Susan Briggs from Birtley was killed along with her friend Angela Ovington from Chester-le-Street when walking down the street in Huddersfield.
The pals were 30 and 28-years-old when they were killed along by a third friend, Victoria Fisher, in 2000.
Susan Briggs (left) and Angela Ovington (right) who were killed by a drink driver
They had been singing just moments before Allan Jackson, 39, from Birkby, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire smashed into them after mounting the pavement while three times the drink drive limit.
He was being chased by police after he was spotted with a known kerb crawler in the red light district of the city wearing just a vest and underpants.
Jackson tried to get away as he already had two convictions for drink driving. He was initially charged with manslaughter before the charges were reduced to causing death by dangerous driving to which he pleaded guilty.
He was sentenced to eight years behind bars in December 2000, and banned from driving for a decade.
Should dangerous drivers who kill face life in jail?
Seventeen years on Pauline Briggs, now aged 74, says she still suffers the loss of her daughter.
"You never get over it, you can't. You learn to live with it, you have to, with the help of good friends you find a way to pick yourself up and get on," she said.
In the years following her daughter's death Pauline her husband Dennis and Angela's parents Beatrice and Raymond campaigned for tougher sentencing laws.
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"It's still going on, it has been 16 years, the Government doesn't listen.
"It's as bad as murder in my eyes, if you knowingly get behind the wheel after drinking or taking drugs it's the same as if you put your hands someone's throat and strangle them."
Mrs Briggs backed the call for sentencing to be brought in line with manslaughter.
Mr Hogg said: "People who kill someone as a consequence of very bad driving such as racing in the street, deliberately under-taking, or driving when they know they are under the influence of drugs or alcohol, are committing a similar offence to manslaughter in my opinion. It is only right that they should face a similar penalty, and for me that means a maximum sentence of life imprisonment."
The Ministry of Justice is currently consulting on issues including the distinction between 'careless' and 'dangerous' driving and a perceived 'gap in the law' for causing serious injury by careless driving.
Ron added: "I also think that the minimum period of disqualification should be extended from one year to five years. When I think of the harm caused to families by the actions of people who know the risks they are taking, a year seems to me to be far too short. And anyone who is convicted twice should lose their licence for life."
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Civic engagement is critical, and as Bearcats, we're severely lacking it. Not civic engagement on a local, state or even national level, but as a campus.
The Northwest Student Senate elections for next year ended April 5, and the results from a civic engagement perspective were disappointing at best.
A total of 633 students voted. Of this 9.2% were graduate students. Even then, this number is far off from the potential total of 5,654 undergraduate students who could vote.
All undergraduate students should take a few minutes when Student Senate elections come around to cast their vote.
This isn't a high school Student Senate — it's a college Student Senate, and as such, they have the capability to produce real, tangible change.
Alongside the low voter turnout, no on-campus representative positions were filled during this election out of four.
The lack of positions filled and low voter turnout has multiple implications for the students at Northwest.
With no on-campus representative positions filled, the majority of student organizations are left without representation. Their voices won't be heard, and Student Senate isn't at fault, we as students are.
Student Senate can only do so much if students aren't willing to fill the available positions. They can't give representation to voices unwilling to step up and accept that representation.
The newly elected members will likely do a satisfactory job of upholding the values desired by those who voted for them, but they can't fully ensure they're upholding everything desired by the student population if everyone doesn't vote. Our Student Senate can't meet our wants if we don't vote to show what they are.
Every week, Student Senate decides if new clubs should be made official, if they should receive funding or if they need to go back to the drawing board. That alone is incredibly vital to our community and campus, but that's not the extent of what Student Senate can do for our community.
It's no secret that Student Senate has a large budget with money it doesn't know how to spend. It needs new ideas, and filling the vacant spaces allows fresh ideas to hit the Senate floor.
It's responsibility also extends to creating, modifying and approving any fees students pay.
If we want Student Senate to increase what it does for us as a community with that budget, we need to get these new, fresh ideas to them by making sure we vote. Otherwise, Student Senate will be stuck with nothing to use their budget on. That's simply a waste of resources at our disposal, and it's entirely our fault.
These are just a couple of reasons as to why we, as Bearcats in the Northwest community, should be actively voting whenever given the opportunity and running for open positions, especially when they're left unfilled.


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All owned by the same duo.
These business owners have been online for over 10 years and although they may seem to have an unhappy customer or two here and there throughout the years, their reputation still remains pretty darn good compared to most other similar job sites.
There have been some very credible video earning testimonials on places such as youtube that have presented CLEAR PROOF that the members of these sites like formfillingjobs.net have indeed been paid. After viewing some of those videos and the Western union evidence showing a man got paid a whopping $600 is literally unheard of when it comes to online jobs and their authenticity. The fact that Sari Balhi/ Tom Foley have paid out such a large sum of money at once to 1 man is proof like no other I've seen before that they do pay you for your work and they pay you well! To earn $600 for ANYTHING online is almost unheard of. I have remained impressed by this team of job providers because they continue to thrive even when some people have tried to take them down. I've seen the proof, that simply cannot be faked, so I stand by these businesses and will continue to recommend these sites as one of the if not one of the HIGHEST Paying Jobs around and remain in my top 10 List of Best Online Jobs.


News: Fortress promo tour in France!
Mark and Myles playing live at Oui Radio in Paris today...this performance will be on the radio September 29th the day before the album goes on sale.
Thank you to Steve Wood for the photo!


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Dry soyabean chunks and some restaurent style manchurian gravy with schezwan chutney!
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Ann supervises staff and oversees the general business and functions of the Child Development Center as required by DHS and other state and federal agencies. She communicates and works with parents, takes new enrollments through the orientation process, recruits staff, and works to build strong community relationships. She is instrumental in seeking and writing program grants and is committed to maintaining a positive and professional atmosphere for all children and staff.
Responsible for scheduling staff and maintaining classroom ratios. Keeps safety and health standards in place.
Barb manages and handles day-to-day reception and business office responsibilities of the center. Barb assists parents and staff with all admission and health paperwork necessary for enrollment and employment.
Josi is responsible for planning and preparing all of our breakfasts, snacks, and lunches for both W4C's and KIND Care, Inc. Meals are planned according to the CACFP standards (Child Adult Care Food Program).
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I'm finally getting around to working in my art journal that lives in my Midori for the first time in 2015. I made this little title page today and am wondering if I should color it in or not... I am kind of liking the black and white, but color can be fun too!
Hope your 2015 has been full of creativity so far!
I love the Black & White, but if you did color I would be extremely minimal, like just giving her eye shadow.


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Q: Uncaught (in promise) TypeError: s.createConnection is not a function at n.register.c.connect I'm currently tring to exploit a RSS feed to get latest articles from a website.
What I'm doing is to store these data in a MySQL DB. I do that with Javascript, to take informations from the RSS feed.
When I host the script on my server, it's not working anymore.
For the context of programming, on local, I used XAMPP, with a localhost. Then, I do a parcel build, the script being attached to a HTML page, so that I can call it just by loading the WebPage.
I got the error from the title :

Here is the code :
let Parser = require('rss-parser');
let parser = new Parser();

(async () => {

  // Connecting to database

  const mysql = require('mysql');
  const connection = mysql.createConnection({
    host: 'localhost',
    user: 'root',
    password: '',
    database: 'dataarticles'
  });
  connection.connect((err) => {
    if (err) throw err;
    console.log('Connected!');
  });

  let feed = await parser.parseURL('http://feedrinse.com/services/rinse/?rinsedurl=235e4f5244e1eeb21ce05fc3d4d68cc0');

  //== Some console.log to check
  // console.log(feed.items[0]['content:encoded']);

  //== Some console.log to check
  // console.log(feed.items[0].title + "\n"
  //           + feed.items[0].link + "\n"
  //           + feed.items[0].contentSnippet + "\n"
  //           + feed.items[0].pubDate);

  // As the feed doesn't provide the minia of article, I take the first image in the content of the test, by searching it
  let firstPos = feed.items[0]['content:encoded'].search("https://droidsoft.fr/wp-content/uploads/");
  let SecondPos = feed.items[0]['content:encoded'].search('alt="');
  let image = feed.items[0]['content:encoded'].substring(firstPos, SecondPos - 2);
  let pubDate = feed.items[0].pubDate.substring(5, 16);

  //== Some console.log to check
  // console.log(image);
  // console.log(pubDate);

  // We take first item (items[0]) as it's the latest feed. This script is triggered only when there is a new element, so there shouldn't be
  // any problem of duplication
  connection.query('INSERT INTO `dataarticles` (`Titre`, `URL`, `Description`, `Image`, `date`) VALUES ("' + feed.items[0].title + '", "' + feed.items[0].link + '", "' + feed.items[0].contentSnippet + '", "' + image + '", "' + pubDate + '")', (err, rows) => {
    // if (err) throw err;
    console.log(rows);
  });
})();

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In the novel "Great Expectations" by Charles Dickens symbolism, themes, and irony throughout the story are the key details and complexity that build the foundation ("Image and Symbol"). The themes are intertwined with the symbols of the characters ("MacAndrews"). The main theme's consist of good verse's bad, obsession, desire, greed, guilt, ambition, wealth, crime, and character roles ("Shmoop Editorial Team"). The reader must analyze and compare the characters close to Pip for the full understanding of the novel. They each have a role to fulfill in Pip's life. The whole story and the title itself is full of irony with Pip's expectations. As a young boy Pip has a couple of mysterious encounters with unfamiliar life styles. These encounters spark his dreams of one day becoming a successful gentleman. Pip's assumption of the world and ambition as a boy and then the expectations while growing up is the novels main subject. But what Pip thinks is to be true, is anything but true.