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Category: Proposals
Transcendental Staircase
Author Nick LeungPosted on January 28, 2019 September 21, 2020 Categories Biology, biomimetics, Biomimicry, Bionics, computational design, digital, DIY, ds10, Fabrication, Fabrication, Fifth Year Students, Grasshopper, Growth, London, Material Behaviour, Mathematical Constants, mathematics, models, Nature, Nick Leung, parametric, Pattern, Phi, portfolios, Proposals, Rhino, Sculpture, sculpture, Spaceship Earth, Spiral, Students, Sustainability, systems, The Golden Ratio, Timber, Uncategorized, WIPLeave a comment on Transcendental Staircase
Life's First Flicker
Translucent fractal ball animated by dancing color changing lights symbolizing the very first spark at the beginning of the universe as well as the spark of life that our species is on both an eternal mission to keep alight and is in the final stages of creating anew with artificial intelligence.
A 20 foot diameter translucent form, made of twelve identical five petal polypropylene origami flowers arranged as a dodecahedron each with two smaller flower at their centers and intricately lazercut with a 2d filigree depicting the overall form. All the flowers are tied to each other and to a timber dodecahedral internal skeleton with concealed zip ties. The creased polypropylene held in tension by the origami folds themselves provide the rest of the stability. LED DMX lights sit in the five points which touch the ground, facing upwards, illuminating the entire form.
At the end of Isaac Asmiov's book 'The last question' a disembodied AI is the last mark of the human race left in an empty entropic universe. It remains calculating the answer to the last question it was asked, and, unable to find a recipient for it's solution it says 'Let there be light' and creation begins again.
This piece is shaped as a tangible interpretation of this spark. The spark at the first second of the universe and the spark of life which our civilization is racing to create in a sentient self learning AI. This moment, when our creations become self aware, is the theme of burning man 2018 and also likely to be the most important moment in our species' history. Self teaching AI will rapidly become so powerful it will effectively be a deity. This pavilion's purpose is to draw the visitors attention to this rapidly approaching moment and consider how we should design this mind before it is too late.
Burners can pass by or play with the spark and think it is just a cool shape, but those who climb up inside what is figuratively a snapshot right at the beginning of new life and the universe, can take a moment to pause and ponder from within, whether their life's endeavor is relevant in the face of coming AI, what our species' current knowledge may lack and how it could be codified and explained to a machine and how lucky we are as a generation to have both been born late enough to see AI's birth, and early enough to have known life before it.

Life's First Flicker: Burning Man 2018 Art proposal from Benjamin Street on Vimeo</a>.

Author Benjamin StreetPosted on November 27, 2017 November 27, 2017 Categories 3D, Burning Man, Fabrication, Fabrication, Proposals, UncategorizedTags Burning Man, burningman, Fractal, Pavilion, proposalLeave a comment on Life's First Flicker
Celestial Field
Whatever your creed your reliance on the sun is unquestionable.
We have worshipped it as a God.
Spent lifetimes studying it through science.
Yet human hands will never touch its surface.
Celestial Field brings our sun to the Playa for us to dance in its glory.
Triggering our own solar flare.
Internal perspective of the Celestial Field Pavilion
From the dawn of time the sun has been a constant in human life. It has been central to the beliefs of nearly every civilisation throughout history. What was once an astrological wonder sustaining life; dictating when to plant and harvest our crops; evolved into a god and deity, woven into the stories and teachings of nearly every culture, from the Egyptians to the Ancient Greeks and even Christianity.
Sun symbolism from across the globe and through the ages
The oldest man-made structures in the world have resounding astrological connections to both the sun and constellations, covered in carvings they unquestionably align to major astrological events.
Newgrange in Boyne Valley, Ireland, thought to be built in 3500BC, has a tomb in which sits a stone basin lit by a single beam of light at sunrise on the winter solstice.
Newgrange Tomb- Borne Valley, Ireland; built around a single beam of light that exists only for a moment each year
The Egyptians, Greeks, and Christians have all referenced the sun within their religion and beliefs.
The Egyptians in 3000BC had Ra, the Greeks in 400BC believed Helios to be God of the sun, and Christians have often depicted Jesus in front of what is thought by many to be the solar cross.
Ra, Helios and Jesus all depicted with solar symbols
In the past the sun has been depicted as a 2Dimensional disk of light travelling across the sky before dying only to be reborn at sunrise.
The Ancient Greeks believed Helios to be the personification of the sun. A man with a many rayed crown of light, pulling the sun across the open sky with a horse drawn chariot. The Helios named after the Greek god has been used and adapted through the ages, with one of the most recognisable iterations being the logo of global corporation BP which symbolises "a number of things – not least the greatest source of energy … the sun itself.." – bp.com
Building the Helios
This once celestial being has now become a tangible thing. Through advances in our technological and scientific capability we have gained an understanding of the suns chemical make-up, uncovering many of its secrets from sun spots to solar flares. Although we have developed an increased understanding of the forces driving the sun, it is still no more accessible to us mere humans than on the first day on earth remaining an impenetrable sphere in the sky only to viewed from a far.
Physical model light testing
Digital animation of lighting tests
The suns surface has taught us much. Galileo's sun spot diagrams unknowingly demonstrated the unique fluidity of the suns chromosphere. Further study of these sun spots and magnificent solar flares proved that the surface of the sun is covered in billions of interlaced magnetic fields all interacting together to form the whole. When these fields cross swirling plasma burst in an instance out into the corona bringing with it immense light displays that can be seen on earth as the aurora.
Recording magnetic fields with computer models and physical experiments
In an age where endless streams of newfound knowledge are accessible with the touch of a finger – it is easy to lose our sense of innocent amazement and unquestioning awe. We have a constant need for explanation of why and how phenomena exist, no longer blindly excepting their beauty and revelling in it.
The indescribable beauty of these gigantic magnetic fields can often be lost and forgotten in the mundane when scaled down to earthly objects. Viewing them at a micro scale allows us to connect with their other-worldly nature.
Macro photographs of physical tests of magnetic structure using iron filings
Science has taught us how a magnet attracts and repels enabling use in industry, medicine and everyday life. And as our knowledge expands, we move from child to adulthood and our desire to play diminishes – burdened by explanations and reasoning; we are no longer in awe of our ability to make metal move without laying hands on it. It has become the norm and the expected, it is no longer 'magic'.
Life should be fun and full of mesmerising moments. Our increased knowledge should enable and enhance our experience of 'magic' not hinder it.
Experimenting with magnetism to define levels of sensitivity for large scale interaction
Celestial Fields captures the unexplainable wonderment the sun once held and makes it accessible through modern mediums, combining two worlds; science and enchantment, imbedding them on the Playa at Black Rock City, Nevada, for people to explore and lose themselves in.
Thousands of swaying rods made of tubes of one-way mirror form an undulating field, rising high above your head, and falling like the plasma pulled in all directions by the phenomenal magnetic forces found on our sun.
By day a field of mirrors reflect and intensify the suns natural beauty and power. Creating a maze of ever changing light to explore, push through and play within. At sunset everything transforms. The field morphs, bursting into a sea of glowing beams reacting to movement and mimicking the fluid, almost pulsing nature of the suns corona.
Like the chromosphere, magnetic fields have informed density and pattern, creating patches of pure brightness and areas as dark as sunspots. With each rod built on a spring loaded base it can be pushed a manipulated, enabling you to forge your own path through the densest areas of Celestial Field, parting rods like magnets repelling polarised iron.
Individual rods are clad in a one-way mirror film – creating a reflection of the desert in the day and an illuminated environment at night
Movement through the sprung rods creates interest not only for the participants but also onlookers. During daylight hours people weaving in and out can be seen across the playa through the constant glinting of the sun on the reflective rods. An ever changing shimmer, like sunlight dancing across water in the distance, drawing people in from all directions out of wonder and intrigue.
Once the sun has set the lights come on, and the show only gets better. The rods now glow and pulse, changing colour, transforming the world around them – each equipped with a sensor so as to react to movement as people push past; creating tracks of swirling light shifting like the turbulent surface of the sun. Areas of intense and overwhelming light can occur when people team together to trigger a cluster of rods forming a concentration of light evocative of a solar flare.
The sun is not solely about light, with it comes inevitable darkness. Shadows too have been used throughout time as a symbol in opposition to that of the sun; and in this instance the areas of shadow formed in the magnetic layout create areas of calm within the thrill of the lights where one can sit and ponder everything from the dessert to the sky and the sun that brings life to earth.
The pavilion layout is informed by the patterns of sunspots and flares forming on the suns surface
What was once worshipped as a distant god and celestial being can now exist on the surface of the earth as a Celestial Field in Nevada. The sun has risen and set, bringing with it heat and light; powering life on earth since the dawn of time, a focus of incomprehensible wonder and fascination for each and every culture across the globe.
Celestial Field intends to reignite our faith in the intangible, while showing us there are powers and beauty still to be found in the modern world.
Author eleanorcrankePosted on January 4, 2017 January 4, 2017 Categories art, Arthur Mamou-Mani, Burning Man, digital, ds10, Eleanor Cranke, Entrepreuneur, Events, Fabrication, Fields, future, Grasshopper, Interactive Structures, Kickstarter, London, models, Proposals, Rhino, ritual, Sculpture, Spirituality, Sun, symbol, system, Toby Burgess, Tutors, Uncategorized1 Comment on Celestial Field
This project is a physical exploration of anamorphosis in three dimensions centred around the theme of duality. It aims to combine two widely recognisable figures into a pavilion that will attract burners, provoke debate, and catalyse interaction.
The theme of this project arose from the realisation that even the most widely recognisable symbols contain multiple layers of meaning and mystery. Social, historical and sometimes even spiritual contexts give a symbol its perceived meaning. For example, while the Christian cross is a symbol of hope it is literally a scaled representation of an ancient torture device – an icon synonymous with good carries with it a darker elucidation. This interpretation led to the emergence of duality as a topic and a title. There are many symbols which have multiple meanings and nuances to those who interpret them.
I began by looking at the Ankh, the Egyptian symbol for life/fertility. The Loop of the Ankh represents the feminine discipline or the womb, while the elongated section represent the masculine discipline or the penis. These two sacred units then come together and form life. This is a perfect representation of man and woman in perfect union. I then was led to study the symbol for mercury, which is used in botany to indicate a flower with both male and female reproductive organs.
This duality of meaning in symbols led me to the desire to study how I could physically combine other symbols and forms to create one form. Anamorphosis, from the Greek anamorphōsis meaning 'transformation,' from ana- 'back, again' + morphosis 'a shaping', became an interesting opportunity to do just this.
I want to explore this theme using the iconic faces of Donald Trump and Kim Kardashian as instigators. From a random vantage point or even from up close, the subject matter of the piece is evidently unclear, the image changes until the viewer arrives at a specific pre-set location, only then does the likeness reveal itself. This echoes our warped perception of figures in limelight; anything the media choose to present to the world is an engineered production and if taken out of its context it becomes incomprehensible. My aim is to stir ambivalence among the burners, for them to engage in discussion with one another about these two incredibly famous personalities and what they seemingly represent.
As a physical entity, the sculpture is purposefully made durable enough to be able to endure the brunt of any elicited reactions. Its exposed surfaces are smooth, an open invitation to graffiti, carve or deface in any manner possible. It is large enough to climb and to gather within as a group – it only takes a spontaneous suggestion from a creative festival goer to give the sculpture another unforeseen use.
The aim of my proposed sculpture is to provoke an exchange of opinions and interactions between burners. It depicts two iconic and highly controversial public figures who personify two tremendously important issues that we as a society face today; political and social change.
As festival goers approach the installation, and the two widely recognisable faces reveal themselves, comments about the likenesses will spiral inevitably highlighting or at least touching upon the shift that these two personalities represent.
The sculpture's physical form comprises of several spatial elements that lend themselves to fostering the kind of debates that I wished to promote. The hollow centre creates an enclosure, to enable hosting or housing for a meeting, it gives its participants a sense of protection; this is an open forum, please take part. The raised base on the peripheries can act as stages or podia. The expansive smooth external surfaces can act as billboards or banners, the skin of the sculpture will bear the physical outcome of the issues discussed here.
Whether people get photographed with it, or whether they deface, damage or even burn it to the ground, I will have succeeded if among any of the interactions the agenda was heard and a heartfelt reaction was made.
The sculpture will be made of 8mm CNC routed plywood sheets fixed to a heavy plywood formwork. Standing at 6m tall, one side will represent a 25:1 scale stencilled portrait of president-elect Donald Trump, the other side; the likeness of reality television personality and socialite Kim Kardashian. Much like the oblique anamorphosis incorporated in Holbien's The Ambassadors, the sculpture's subject matters will reveal themselves only from some 60m away, but from close up, the installation will seem like a mass of abstract wooden extrusions, something suggestive of an adult-sized climbing frame. Fluorescent LEDs recessed into junctions of the outer plywood skin layer will illuminate the piece at night.
The pavilion achieves the incredible feat of allowing the viewer to have a personal and intimate connection with it whilst also allowing for reflection. The two images are intended to bring moments of delight to viewers to allow for interaction even from a distance.
Combined with its symbolic and evocative power, it should indeed conjure a deeper sense of place and self, and bring a subtlety and complexity to what might have been just another pavilion.
Author alexandragouldsPosted on January 3, 2017 January 4, 2017 Categories Alexandra Goulds, anamorphosis, art, Bending Ply, Burning Man, ds10, duality, Fourth Year Students, Proposals, Sculpture, sculptureTags anamorphosis, Burning Man, duality, false idols, idolismLeave a comment on Duality
Love at Burning Man
The Heart is an internationally known Symbol for Love.
The Love Nest is a Pavilion designed for Burning Man as a destination to express your Love to another. Wedding ceremonies will take place within the Heart structure, this is the biggest gesture of Love, joining together as one, declaring your Love for everyone to see
The wooden hearts floating toward the sky create a Tower of Love
Inside the Love Nest
1:20 Model and Heart Bending
Love Nest – Night Time
Developing the Love Nest
The origin of the Heart Symbol
Symbols as a System
At Burning Man within the Temple (also known as the Temple of Love) people leave messages to remember there loved ones that they have lost, the temple is then burnt so the messages can get to those who are being remembered. The Idea of the below design was inspired by a book, being a place of words, people add to the pages of the book of love.
Interlocking Hearts – Heart Tower
Every time someone is married within the Tower a coloured heart is added to the Structure.
Progression of the Form
Developing the design to be more fluid and natural, as love isn't hard and spiky.
Bending Hearts
Looking at different ways of bending wooden Hearts to be able to work with the newly designed form and being able to attach to the 'Ribs' of the design. I looked at two ways of achieving this:
By laser cutting a line pattern into the heart I achieved a material that bends easily
Cutting and folding
Cutting a slit from the bottom of the heart to the centre and taking the two half and bending one on top of the other
Results – The Laser Heart bent easily but did not stay in place and became more fragile whereas the folded heart keeps its shape and is a more solid form
The Love Nest – Initial Renders
The Love Nest – Initial Model
Folding Hearts – Further Research
Looking at what effects the curvature of the heart.
Variable – Length of cut for bending
Results – The Longer the cut the smoother the curve
Final Design – Love Nest
The Final Design looks at creating a form by connecting the folding hearts, removing the structural 'Ribs' from the previous design and creating a system to achieve a Form
Love Nest – Final Model
Love Nest – Internal Views
Love Nest – Lighting
Author alexandrahorsmanPosted on January 2, 2017 Categories Alexandra Horsman, Bending Ply, Burning Man, ds10, Fourth Year Students, Hearts, models, Proposals, UncategorizedLeave a comment on Love Nest
TriNect
The aim is to generate an architectural response through a playful loop between the digital and the physical. Digital tools such as Rhino and Grasshopper are used in order to carry out analysis and generate buildable three-dimensional forms. Interplay between physical fabrication and digital experiments enable to become an inventor of a system. Here is mine.
TriNect is a flexible system of triangular elements with slots at their vertices. Elements interlock with one another creating different space filling polyhedra. The system can be applied in various scales and adapted for different needs.
Author Agnieszka TarnowskaPosted on June 2, 2016 June 3, 2016 Categories Agnieszka Tarnowska, art, digital, ds10, Fabrication, interlock, polyhedra, Proposals, space-filling, Structures, system, TriNect, UncategorizedLeave a comment on TriNect
Auxetic Assemble
As the Maker World develops, we want to have a greater impact on our environment, the spaces we live in. Auxetic Assemble gives you a chance to build your own furniture and have a input in your product. Auxetic Assemble gives you the chance to buy either the cut parts for the product or the instructions and CNC cutting files to then source your own material, cut your own product and assemble your work. The future of this adaptable design system allows the product to be fitted and designed to your require space.
I have set up a Kickstarter Campaign in order to Fund a Pavilion in Hackney. The Pavilion is the next step in the journey to developing this system to its future potential. The construction process used for the plywood shelves will be developed at the larger scale to develop a pavilion to display the process of constructing the shelves and to exhibit the product. The Pavilion walls will become the seating, shelving and tables for the space. This is a chance to explore the system at a larger scale in order for further development for future of housing, an adaptable system that can be applied to a unique space and engages everyone as its workforce to build it.
Kickstarter Page
The design system has been developed into shelving product to sell as rewards, both in cardboard and plywood.
Follow the links to the Kickstarter Page to help this project be realized, Click on any image for the Kickstarter page link. Thank you.
Author alexandersomervillePosted on March 1, 2016 March 1, 2016 Categories Auxetics, entrepreneur, Hackney Pop-Up, Kickstarter, Proposals, StructuresTags auxetic, Crowdfunding, digital fabrication, DS10, Hackney Pop-Up, Kickstarter CampaignLeave a comment on Auxetic Assemble
Waste-fab
WASTE-fAB is a new idea for greener fairer recycling.
The initial pilot scheme to exemplify this concept aims to create a platform that allows users to advertise and sell excess digital fabrication space or WASTE-fAB space; this usually takes the form of negative, un-used space on a sheet material when laser cutting or CNC-ing. Buyer and seller use the service to transfer files and instructions and two jobs are merged into one…less waste!
The idea could be implemented on a much larger scale though…
Factories, building sites, high street retailers and many more operations create huge amounts of waste and we accept that its unavoidable in many cases but we insist that there's a greener fairer way of recycling it.
Go to the WASTE-fAB Website…
Author Simon NichollsPosted on February 29, 2016 February 29, 2016 Categories Entrepreuneur, Proposals, Uncategorized, WorkTags Entrepreuneur, fabLeave a comment on Waste-fab

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This is a mushroom at Kew Gardens. Unless, that is, some smart aleck in comments tells me this isn't really a mushroom, it's an Eastern Albanian retrofungus, which is often mistaken for a mushroom. For another view, see here.
UPDATE: The consensus in comments is that this is a parasol mushroom.
October 14, 2017 — Kew Gardens, London.


The property has fifty or more individual storage spaces.
"Self-service storage facility" does not include any garage used principally for parking motor vehicles, an establishment licensed pursuant to sections 915.14 to 915.24 of the Revised Code, or any property of a bank or savings and loan association that contains vaults, safe deposit boxes, or other receptacles for the uses, purposes, and benefits of the bank's or savings and loan association's customers.
"Owner" means a person that is either the owner of a self-service storage facility or the lessor of an entire self-service storage facility and that receives rent from an occupant pursuant to a rental agreement that the person enters into with the occupant.
"Occupant" means a person that rents storage space at a self-service storage facility pursuant to a rental agreement that the person enters into with the owner.
"Rental agreement" means any written agreement that is entered into by the owner and the occupant and that establishes the terms and conditions of the occupant's use of storage space at a self-service storage facility.
"Personal property" means money and every animate or inanimate tangible thing that is the subject of ownership, except anything forming part of a parcel of real estate, as defined in section 5701.02 of the Revised Code, and except anything that is an agricultural commodity, as defined in division (A) of section 926.01 of the Revised Code.
"Late fee" means any fee or charge assessed for an occupant's failure to pay rent when due. "Late fee" does not include interest on a debt, reasonable expenses incurred in the collection of unpaid rent, or costs associated with the enforcement of any other remedy provided by statute or contract.
§ 5322.02. Owner of a self-service storage facility has lien on stored property.
Who consents in writing to the storage of the personal property. Who consents in writing to the storage of the personal property.
(B) The owner's lien created by division (A) of this section attaches as of the date the personal property is brought to the self-service storage facility. An owner loses his lien on any personal property that he voluntarily permits to be removed from the self-service storage facility or unjustifiably refuses to permit to be removed from the facility.
HISTORY: 138 v H 410. Eff 1-9-81.
A brief and general description of the personal property subject to the lien. The description shall be reasonably adequate to permit the person notified to identify it except that any container including, but not limited to, a trunk, valise, or box that is locked, fastened, sealed, or tied in a manner that deters immediate access to its contents and that has not been opened by the owner prior to the date on which the notice is given may be described as such without describing its contents.
The address of the place at which the sale will be held, if the sale will be held at a place other than the self-service storage facility in which the personal property was stored.
The time, place, and manner of the sale.
The sale shall take place at least fifteen days after the first publication. If there is no newspaper of general circulation in the county in which the self-service storage facility is located, the advertisement shall be posted at least ten days before the date of the sale in not less than six conspicuous places in the neighborhood where the self-service storage facility is located.
(1) Before any sale of personal property pursuant to this section, any person who has a legal interest or a security interest in the personal property may pay the amount necessary to satisfy the lien and the reasonable expenses incurred under this section. Any person except the occupant may, upon payment of the amount necessary to satisfy the lien plus expenses, enter into a new rental agreement for the storage of the personal property or, if he presents proof of a legal interest in the personal property or of a right to take possession of the personal property or a court order authorizing him to take possession of the personal property, shall immediately remove the personal property from the self-service storage facility.
(2)Upon receipt of the payment from a person other than the occupant, the owner shall enter into a new rental agreement for the storage of the personal property or, if the person meets the conditions set forth in division (G)(1) of this section, shall permit the person to remove the personal property from the self-service storage facility.
If the occupant pays the amount necessary to satisfy the lien and the reasonable expenses incurred under this section, he shall immediately remove all of his personal property from the self-service storage facility, unless the owner of the facility agrees to enter into a new rental agreement for the storage of the property.
The owner may examine any personal property to be sold pursuant to this section. The examination may include, but is not limited to, the opening of any trunk, valise, box, or other container that is locked, fastened, sealed, tied, or otherwise closed in a manner that deters immediate access to its contents.
The owner may satisfy his lien from the proceeds of any sale held pursuant to this section, but shall mail the balance, if any, by certified mail to the occupant at his last known address. If the balance is returned to the owner after the owner mailed the balance by certified mail to the occupant or if the address of the occupant is not known, the owner shall hold the balance for two years after the date of the sale for delivery on demand to the occupant or to any other person who would have been entitled to possession of the personal property. After the expiration of the two-year period, the balance shall become unclaimed funds, as defined in division (B) of section 169.01 of the Revised Code, and shall be disposed of pursuant to Chapter 169. of the Revised Code.
An owner may buy at any public sale held pursuant to this section.
The rights provided by this section shall be in addition to all other rights allowed by law to a creditor against his debtor.
(1) If the owner complies with the requirements for sale under this section, the owner's liability to persons who have an interest in the personal property sold is limited to the balance of the proceeds of the sale after the owner has satisfied his lien.
Dispose of the personal property in any manner considered appropriate by the owner including, but not limited to, destroying the personal property.
§ 5322.04. Residential use prohibited.
§ 5322.05. Late fee for failure to pay rent when due.
Subject to division (B) of this section, a reasonable late fee may be imposed and collected by an owner for each service period that an occupant does not pay rent when due under a rental agreement, provided that the due date for the rental payment is not earlier than the day before the first day of the service period to which the rental payment applies. However, no late fee shall be imposed or collected if the occupant makes a rental payment in full by the third day after the due date under the rental agreement.
No late fee may be collected pursuant to division (A) of this section unless the amount of that fee and the conditions for imposing that fee are stated in the rental agreement or an addendum to that agreement.
For purposes of division (A) of this section, a late fee of twenty dollars for each late rental payment, or twenty per cent of the amount of each late rental payment, whichever is greater, is deemed reasonable and does not constitute a penalty. However, the contract may provide for a late fee in a greater amount if that amount is reasonable. The owner has the burden of proof that the late fee in the greater amount is reasonable.
Any reasonable expense incurred in rent collection or lien enforcement by an owner may be charged to the occupant in addition to the late fees permitted by this section.
HISTORY: 150 v H 120, § 1, eff. 5-4-04.
To amend sections 181.25, 341.27, 1337.28, 1705.081, 2111.121, 2151.85, 2501.03, 2501.14, 2501.15, 2503.33, 2947.23, 2949.091, 2953.08, 4713.64, 4715.101, 4717.04, 4717.14, 4725.19, 4755.06, 4755.11, 4755.411, 4755.47, 4757.10, 4757.36, 4776.01, 5322.01, 5322.02, 5322.03, and 5809.031 and to enact sections 1901.263, 1905.38, 1907.25, 1925.151, 2101.165, 2151.542, 2303.23, 2501.161, 2503.18, 4701.30, 4703.53, 4707.33, 4709.27, 4712.15, 4713.68, 4715.41, 4717.39, 4719.22, 4723.92, 4725.61, 4727.22, 4728.15, 4729.87, 4730.54, 4731.95, 4732.32, 4733.28, 4734.57, 4735.76, 4736.18, 4737.14, 4738.20, 4740.17, 4741.48, 4742.07, 4747.17, 4749.15, 4751.13, 4752.20, 4753.16, 4755.71, 4757.45, 4758.72, 4759.12, 4760.22, 4761.18, 4762.23, 4763.20, 4765.58, 4766.23, 4771.23, 4773.09, 4774.22, 4776.20, 4778.25, 4779.34, and 4781.55 of the Revised Code to authorize certain licensing boards to require corrective action courses as a form of discipline for license holders, to establish professional licensing sanctions regarding the crime of human trafficking, to authorize a court to cancel claims for uncollectible amounts due the court, to authorize a sentencing court to waive, suspend, or modify payment of the costs of prosecution, to define "case" in connection with the imposition of costs in a criminal case, to abolish the Felony Sentence Appeal Cost Oversight Committee, to rename the "Chief Justice of the Court of Appeals" the "Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals," to modify the requirements for when the Ohio Supreme Court meets, to make changes to the law in relation to the sale of personal property on which there has been placed a lien by an owner of a self-service storage facility, to provide that a principal in a power of attorney may nominate a guardian of the principal's incompetent adult children, to remove the requirement that the operating agreement of a limited liability company may identify types or categories of activities that do not violate the duty of loyalty only if not manifestly unreasonable, to specify that the operating agreement of a limited liability company may not eliminate the duty of care but may prescribe the standards by which the duty is to be measured, to modify the restrictions on the operating agreement of a limited liability company with respect to the obligation of good faith and the duties of a manager, to make other clarifying changes to provisions contained in Sub. H.B. 48 and Sub. S.B. 117 of the 129th General Assembly, to expressly authorize a county to establish a program for prisoners in the county's correctional facility to work outside the facility, to make a conforming change related to Am. H.B. 63 of the 129th General Assembly, and to clarify the entity that prescribes forms under R.C. 2151.85.
(1) The occupants have access to the storage space only for the purpose of storing and removing personal property;.
(3) The property has fifty or more individual storage spaces.
(a) Who The person has a legal interest in the personal property, a filed security interest in the personal property, or a valid security interest in the personal property that is a motor vehicle; and.
(b) Who The person consents in writing to the storage of the personal property.
(B) The owner's lien created by division (A) of this section attaches as of the date the personal property is brought to the self-service storage facility. An owner loses his the owner's lien on any personal property that he the owner voluntarily permits to be removed from the self-service storage facility or unjustifiably refuses to permit to be removed from the self-service storage facility.
(E) The sale of the personal property shall conform to the terms of the notice as provided for in this section;.
(E)(F) The sale of the personal property shall be held at the self-service storage facility or, if the address of the place was included in the notice as required by division (C)(7) of this section, at the nearest suitable place to the self-service storage facility at which the personal property is stored;.
(G)(H)(1) Before any sale of personal property pursuant to this section, any Any person who has a legal interest or a security interest in the personal property, or who holds a lien against, a motor vehicle or watercraft may pay the amount necessary to satisfy the lien created by division (A) of section 5322.02 of the Revised Code and the reasonable expenses incurred under this section. Any That person except the occupant may, upon payment of the amount necessary to satisfy the lien plus expenses, may enter into a new rental agreement for the storage of the personal property or, if he the motor vehicle or watercraft. Any person who presents proof of a legal security interest in the personal property or of a right to take possession of the personal property or lien on a motor vehicle or watercraft or a court order authorizing him the person to take possession of the personal property, shalla motor vehicle or watercraft may immediately remove the personal property motor vehicle or watercraft from the self-service storage facility without satisfying the lien or expenses of the owner.
(3) Upon receipt of the payment from a person other than the occupant, the owner shall enter into a new rental agreement for the storage of the personal property or, if the person meets the conditions set forth in division (G)(1)(H)(2) of this section, shall permit the person to remove the personal property from the self-service storage facility.
(3)(4) If the occupant pays the amount necessary to satisfy the lien created by division (A) of section 5322.02 of the Revised Code and the reasonable expenses incurred under this section, he the occupant shall immediately remove all of his the occupant's personal property from the self-service storage facility, unless the owner of the self-service storage facility agrees to enter into a new rental agreement for the storage of the property.
(H)(I)(1) If property on which there is a lien under division (A) of section 5322.02 of the Revised Code is not sold at auction, but is claimed under division (H) of this section and the owner's lien is satisfied, then all legal or security interest in, or any other liens held against, the property shall remain intact.
(2) A purchaser at auction in good faith, except an owner or his an owner's agent, of the personal property sold to satisfy an owner's lien created by division (A) of section 5322.02 of the Revised Code takes the property free and clear of any rights of persons against whom the lien was valid, or any persons who had an interest in, or who held, any other lien against the property, despite noncompliance by the owner with the requirements of this section;.
(I)(J) The owner may examine any personal property to be sold pursuant to this section. The examination may include, but is not limited to, the opening of any trunk, valise, box, or other container that is locked, fastened, sealed, tied, or otherwise closed in a manner that deters immediate access to its contents.
(L) The owner may satisfy his the owner's lien from the proceeds of any sale held pursuant to this section, but shall mail the balance, if any, by certified mail to the occupant at his the occupant's last known address. If the balance is returned to the owner after the owner mailed the balance by certified mail to the occupant or if the address of the occupant is not known, the owner shall hold the balance for two years after the date of the sale for delivery on demand to the occupant or to any other person who would have been entitled to possession of the personal property. After the expiration of the two-year period, the balance shall become unclaimed funds, as defined in division (B) of section 169.01 of the Revised Code, and shall be disposed of pursuant to Chapter 169. of the Revised Code.
(K)(M) An owner may buy at any public sale held pursuant to this section.
(L)(N) The rights provided by this section shall be in addition to all other rights allowed by law to a creditor against his a debtor.
(M)(O)(1) If the owner complies with the requirements for sale under this section, the owner's liability to persons who have an interest in the personal property sold is limited to the balance of the proceeds of the sale after the owner has satisfied his the owner's lien.
(5) To inquire about changes in the health or financial condition of the insured or insureds under the policy.
(B) The trustee, the attorney who drafted a trust, or any person who was consulted with regard to the creation of a trust, in the absence of fraud, is not liable to the beneficiaries of the trust or to any other person for any loss arising from the absence of the duties specified in divisions (A)(1) to (5) of this section.
(C) Unless otherwise provided by the terms of the trust, this section applies to a trust established before, on, or after the effective date of this section March 22, 2012, and to a life insurance policy acquired, retained, or owned by a trustee before, on, or after the effective date of this sectionMarch 22, 2012.
Section 2. That existing sections 181.25, 341.27, 1337.28, 1705.081, 2111.121, 2151.85, 2501.03, 2501.14, 2501.15, 2503.33, 2947.23, 2949.091, 2953.08, 4713.64, 4715.101, 4717.04, 4717.14, 4725.19, 4755.06, 4755.11, 4755.411, 4755.47, 4757.10, 4757.36, 4776.01, 5322.01, 5322.02, 5322.03, and 5809.031 of the Revised Code are hereby repealed.
Section 3. Section 2947.23 of the Revised Code is presented in this act as a composite of the section as amended by both Sub. H.B. 268 and Am. Sub. S.B. 337 of the 129th General Assembly. The General Assembly, applying the principle stated in division (B) of section 1.52 of the Revised Code that amendments are to be harmonized if reasonably capable of simultaneous operation, finds that the composite is the resulting version of the section in effect prior to the effective date of the section as presented in this act.


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Context 'We the People...' Outreach Show
16th Feb 08 - 22nd Mar 08
Swift Sequential Intimacies
07th Mar 08 @ 8pm
- 15th March 08
Cliona Harmey; Allan Hughes; Paul Murnaghan; Slavek Kwi
Opening 8pm Friday 7th March Main Theatre, St Columb's Hall
Exhibition runs until 15th March 2008
Opening Hours 11 am - 5pm
Context Galleries presents 'Swift Sequential Intimacies' a weeklong exhibition by Cliona Harmey, Allan Hughes, Paul Murnaghan and Slavek Kwi investigating the Main Theatre Space in St. Columb's Hall using the medium of sound.
Cliona Harmey's 'Seating Set' work takes the form of a series of differently sequenced recordings using the sound of the on site theatre seating. Cliona Harmey is an artist who works across a variety of media including video, photography, sound and the Internet. Much of her work is about the process of recording, particularly small mutable everyday phenomena.She is currently based in Dublin and is a lecturer at The National College of Art & Design, Dublin. She studied Sculpture, graduating in 1992 and has exhibited in curated shows in Ireland and internationally. In 1999- 2000 she completed a one year residency at Arthouse Multimedia Centre, Dublin, which introduced her to working in the area of moving image and sound. She recently completed a multidisciplinary MA in Visual Practices at Dun Laoghaire Institute of Art Design and Technology which combines students of curating, writing and art practice. She is also one of the founding members of Blackletter.ie an online open publishing system for artists.
Allan Hughes' 'Auditoria' work sets down somewhere inside a narrative of surveillance and counter-surveillance and begins to negotiate a course through our relationship to the surrounding audio environment. The work consistently makes reference to instances of looking but withholds this privilege from the spectator and instead establishes a system of auditory mise en scené by locating the listener in a series of audio settings (5.1 surround, stereo and mono). This not only locates them in the listening space but works to reproduce other spaces, repositioning their listening experience within the diegesis and the technologies that appear within. The course the work takes, aims to reflect our constantly fluctuating relationship to recording and mediated technologies and their impact on our understanding of events, people and places around us. That despite the promises to "bring us closer" they also function to produce a more precarious and detached subjectivity, maintaining a network that constantly keeps us apart.
Allan Hughes is a board member of Factotum and the Digital Arts Studios at Queen Street. His work has been presented both nationally and internationally, most recently for "Northern Bound" at Sla rosa in Quebec, a solo show at the Old Museum Arts Centre in Belfast and an exhibition in the G126 gallery in Galway. He is currently undertaking a PhD at the University of Ulster entitled "Synchronisation, Authority & Duplicity: Screening The Voice", where his research focuses on the development of our relationship to synchronised dialogue in cinema and more specifically our production and understanding of the recorded voice and it's inclination to multiply meaning in the act of listening.
Paul Murnaghan's work Time loss recognition for heat exposure in humans (A sound work composed from the utterances of domestic pets) explores connective phenomena within the psychology of belief. Research within this area has led him to advertise his memory capacity for sale (Memorious - 2006) and to publish a contract in which an art space agreed to commission work that no one would ever see (Auto Da Fe - 2007).
Murnaghan constructs mnemonic devices which act as catalysts towards rendezvous, ritual and installation. Curation is a part of this process and projects rarely happen without other people and the generosity of exchange.With this new composition he uses the communicative powers of domestic pets to examine the telepathy of intense relationships.
Paul Murnaghan is a Dublin based artist and a graduate of the Masters in Visual Arts Practice I.A.D.T. He has exhibited extensively nationally and internationally and was Artistic Director / curator of 5th Gallery at Guinness Storehouse for its existence (2000-03). Recent work includes 'Synesthesia Sat' which he curated as part of Birr Arts Festival, Co.Offaly. Forthcoming exhibitions include 'A line describing nothings', in May at The Lab, Foley St, Dublin and 'Neocreedo' in August at Platform, Vaasa, Finland.
Slavek Kwi's new submersive 4D_soundwork 'Morpheme (Signals from the Outer Zone of Human Perception – Movement 2) on 5.1 system uses recordings of sounds that exist on the periphery of human perception, such as underwater recordings, ultrasound and electromagnetic signals. Composition combines sounds generated from ultrasounds as sonar of bats and echo-location clicks of pink dolphins and other sounds of nocturnal amazon rainforest with signal-sounds from urban environment and inside airplane. The work was created February 2008, Ivy Cottage_Ireland.
Slavek Kwi is explorer, sound-artist and composer fascinated by sound-environments for the last 27 years, creating complex audio-situations mainly from site specific recordings, resulting in digitally frozen contemplations as multi-channel cinema for ears, sound-installations and soundworks designed for CDs. Interested also in free-music research as part of social investigation and employing the space and any objects it contains as musical instrument. His works oscillates between purely sound based and multidisciplinary projects. From the early nineties Slavek has operated under the name Artificial Memory Trace. He has published 11 CD/LP-albums and contributed to numerous international compilations and projects. AMT works are performed, distributed and/or broadcasted across Europe, North America, Australia and Mexico. For details see www.artificialmemorytrace.com
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Florida is also the place where WingHouse spanked Hooters in a trade dress infringement case, so a Hooters post is definitely at home on Florida IP Trends.
As an IP attorney, I have a disease that has altered my brain into constantly scanning for trademarks – infringing or otherwise. While most people scan signs and billboards for information (such as STOP, YIELD, etc.), I'm looking for the registered trademark symbol. It's ridiculous. If I see a somewhat-descriptive mark with the "circle R" symbol, I'll turn to my wife and say "Must be on the Supplemental" to which she replies, "You're a dork." Point taken, but 9 times out of ten when I get back home and search the USPTO TESS database, I'm right.
So, imagine my udder utter delight when I saw this sign: LATIN HOOTERS. Oh yes – there is a LATIN HOOTERS restaurant on Lake Underhill Drive in Orlando. When I first saw it I got giddy with the possibility of a Hooters v. Latin Hooters fight. I have seen at least one (old) cease and desist letter sent by Hooters asking for the removal of a picture of a customer with some Hooters waitresses from a website. Surely LATIN HOOTERS is on the radar.
Well, this was all several months ago – in fact – it may have been a year since I took these pictures with my cell phone. I didn't think much of it until today when I saw the sign again. So, I fired up the TESS database, and sure enough, LATIN HOOTERS filed a trademark application. Ouch. This is a surefire way to bring the wrath of the owner of a famous brand. It's like mailing a letter to corporate counsel asking for them to check out your potentially infringing business. Most people don't realize that companies with a valuable IP portfolio are actively monitoring trademark applications for potentially infringing marks. They have to – there can be legal penalties for failing to police or monitor your registered mark. Example: Ever thought about filing an application for a mark that contains the word "Monster?" Good Luck.
My guess is that the application will either be abandoned or ultimately fail to mature into a registration. If the owner can somehow get around the Office Action and get the application published, I bet a WingHouse dinner that an opposition proceeding will be close behind.
HOOTERS is a well known mark for restaurants and bars. LATINHOOTERS[sic] looks like a natural expansion of the HOOTERS chain into the Latin market. Consumers would likely think the services are from the same party or related entities.
However, I'm more interested in a dilution claim. The Trademark Dilution Revision Act clarified the standard for determining whether a mark is "famous" for purposes of dilution, and the Act also clarified that the dilution standard is a likelihood of dilution and not actual dilution. My initial reaction is that Hooters would be able to prove fame and a likelihood of dilution – by blurring and possibly tarnishment. I'll continue to watch the "LatinHooter's" trademark application and also keep an eye out for any court filings. If something comes up, I'll further explore the claims and write another entry.
Until then, whether you like "regular" Hooters or Latin Hooters, there's a place for you in sunny Orlando.
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Yeah, LATIN HOOTER'S (I love the apostrophe) might have gotten away with it for a while had it not filed this application. Bad move. I would imagine that HOOTERS' IP lawyers are drawing up a complaint as we speak.
clearly a distinct overall commercial 'impression' between HOOTERS and LATIN HOOTER'S. especially in overalls….
Why need a dilution claim when there is likelihood of confusion? Theoretically the dilution is needed only when there is no likelihood of confusion. Also for dilution (at least at the TTAB) a mark must be "unique" and almost a coined mark, plus the diluting mark must be substantially similar. Not sure those requirements are met here. If this case were decided by the TTAB, it would be on the Section 2(d) likelihood of confusion issue, and the Board would decline to address the dilution claim.
I definitely agree that LoC is the way to go, but like I said in the post – I think TDRA dilution makes a better hypo. You don't think the marks are sufficiently similar for dilution? Louis Vuitton lost to Chewy Vuitton not because the marks were dissimilar but because of Chewy's parody use – the marks must be similar enough to give rise to an association.
It looks like dilution to me.


We had a wonderful group of clients and professional partners join us in October for our client appreciation party. This year was special since it was also Harbor's 30th anniversary. Harbor Financial Group was incorporated in Colorado on January 1, 1988. What better way to celebrate than by having a party? We appreciated the lovely comments, overall congratulations and support for our continued success voiced by many at the party.
Before our guests arrived, the staff at Harbor had a toast to celebrate both Harbor and Elyse's 30th Anniversary with Harbor.


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Cindy Polk and her Horse Farms and Country Homes team of Brandy Greenwell and David O'Flaherty have recently moved to TTR Sotheby's International Realty. Cindy and her team have a well established local business skillfully representing buyers and sellers with their country property transactions.
Raised and educated in Virginia, having spent the majority of their lives in close proximity to Middleburg, the team has an intimate knowledge of the local flavors and an exceptional understanding of the real estate market. Country living is a way of life for this talented trio, and they can be found everywhere from on the tractor to mucking stalls to community events and black tie affairs.
Cindy, a graduate of Hill School, Foxcroft and The University of Virginia, has been a top producing Realtor locally for over a dozen years and branded her Horse Farms and Country Homes to guide clients through the process of buying and selling country properties. She has a deep love for the countryside and is dedicated to promoting and protecting our special landscape and rural lifestyle. Cindy and her husband and team member David O'Flaherty live on a farm in Middleburg where they enjoy raising free range children and chickens, keeping bees, gardening and breeding sport horses and ponies.
Brandy Greenwell joined Horse Farms and Country Homes in 2014 from a long career in local retail management and outside sales. She lives in Middleburg on a family compound farm with her husband, parents, dogs, and horses. A third generation horseman, most recently breeding and showing Irish Draught horses has been a family affair for 20 + years. Brandy enjoys fox hunting with Middleburg Hunt and shooting sporting clays with a local, ladies shooting group that she co-founded.
David O'Flaherty has been a realtor and professional horseman, being equally as well respected in both fields from Florida to Virginia. In addition to real estate, he manages the family horses with a special affinity for bringing along confidant young athletes. A hands-on horseman, David understands the importance of good pasture and sensible farm and barn design and layout for both safety and convenience.
The team has a collective and obvious passion for horses, farm life, land conservancy, and local preservation and they are thrilled to continue providing the highest level of service under the powerhouse, TTR Sotheby's International Realty brand. For more information about their services, go to www.horsefarmsandcountryhomes.com.
That's one Hot Team, congratulations!


Photographer Anthony Bila, also known as The Expressionist, collaborated with streeetwear label Dead. to bring their limited capsule drop for Autumn/Winter 2018 — called We Gon' Live Forever vol iii — to life.
The stark and striking visuals feature models Freddy Edicom and Vutlhari Nkwinika, and creative direction by the brands founder Thabang 'Bangy' Rabothata.


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Our metal microscope, with its 1500X magnification capacity, provides the opportunity to examine the microstructure of the material and to take a photograph if desired. NIKON MA 100 (100x200x500xgrowth capacity) microscope is used for metallography examinations. With analysis programs in metallographic interpretations; Detailed analyzes such as particle size analysis, phase distribution, spheroidization, inclusion determination can be made.
The ultrasonic testing device allows us to detect internal defects of castings up to 1000 mm thick. A magnetic test is applied for surface defect control.
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Distinguishing Student Loans, Grants and Scholarships – Welcome to NCC!
It is no secret that student debt continues to increase. It is estimated to total nearly $1.5 trillion today. The fact is that around 70% of students graduate with some debt at the completion of their degree. Students will find themselves struggling to get an education without emptying their savings. It's becoming important for a student to obtain financial assistance to help fund their college education. Assistance can be given based on merit, athletics or academics. In addition, there are many loan options. With so much information out there, how do you decipher between your options?
What is the difference between grants, scholarships and loans?
The difference between a loan, a grant, and a scholarship can be confusing. There are important differentiators that can help you select the correct assistance.
A loan is an amount of money that will be borrowed from a specific party that requires the lender to pay it back with interest. A loan can be given by an institution, a bank or even the government. The amount given and the loan rate is decided by the entity you choose to borrow from. With a loan, you do not need to have a certain grade point average or even be talented in a particular sport. There are many different types of loans, however the main ones offered by the Federal Government are Stafford Direct Subsidized Loan, Stafford Direct Unsubsidized Loan, and Federal Perkins Loan. To be considered for each of these, you will have to fill out a FAFSA application.
A grant is money given by the Federal Government, states, or other institutions based on need or merit. In order to receive a grant, you will need to fill out a FAFSA application. The most common grant is the Federal Pell Grant that is based on financial need. Grants have specific criteria since the entity wants to ensure this money goes to the right students.
Scholarships are similar to grants in that they don't require any repayment or charge any interest. They can also be referred to as "gift money". Scholarships are generally more focused on merit, whereas a grant's criteria can vary.
A scholarships requires an application to determine if you are eligible to receive it based on the requirements. Some applications are more involved and require additional effort such as letters of recommendation or essays. It is important to do your research before deciding which scholarship is right for you. Pay attention to requirements and deadlines as they can prevent you from obtaining a scholarship.
The answer to this depends on grades, your major, and your school. If you have good grades, applying for a scholarship would be the best decision since you won't have to repay the money awarded. By doing this, you can decrease any loan amount you need.
If you are eligible for a scholarship, apply. Then move to researching and applying for grants and then finally loans. Loans should be your final step for funding your education as you do have to pay them back. But, being prepared and doing your research will always help you to better minimize your debt.
Norwalk Community College is accredited by the New England Commission of Higher Education (NECHE). We offer a number of our own scholarships just for NCC students to help them graduate with a degree with lower financial obligations. The NCC Foundation awards more than $1 million in scholarships annually to NCC students. A full year at NCC will cost you less than just one term somewhere else. Learn more about the available Norwalk Community College scholarships and how you can take steps to graduate as debt free as possible.


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Henry announces new hotel for downtown Fort Wayne
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A new hotel is coming to downtown Fort Wayne.
Mayor Tom Henry announced Monday a 125-room Hampton Inn & Suites will be built across West Jefferson Boulevard from the Grand Wayne Center, next to the Courtyard Fort Wayne Downtown, with plans to open as early as summer 2019.
Mayor Henry says the additional hotel for the downtown area is "another indication that Fort Wayne is a point of destination for businesses and visitors."
The project's cost is estimated at approximately $20-million, and it would be designed to support the Grand Wayne Center and its growing convention business, in addition to business and leisure travelers.
The Hampton Inn & Suites would be developed and operated by White Lodging Services Corporation, the same developer that constructed Harrison Square's 250-room Courtyard by Marriott. The Courtyard opened in the fall of 2010 and at the time, plans called for a second hotel when the need was demonstrated.
"The City approached us with a vision for Harrison Square back in 2007 and has more than delivered on its commitment," said Deno Yiankes, President & CEO of White Lodging's Investment & Development division. "We are thrilled to once again team with the City in bringing another premium-branded hotel to the downtown market."
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With impeccable logic, Larsson's Third Symphony follows his first two in Andrew Manze's CPO Helsingborg conspectus of the orchestral music. It was first recorded in 1978 by Sten Frykberg, the man who had directed the first revival of Larsson's Second Symphony and who had similarly given the Third its first revival in 1975. Both revivals were necessary given the composer's decision to withdraw both works.
It was composed during 1944-45 and reverts to the four-movement scheme of his First Symphony – the Second had been cast in a three-movement, rather Berwaldian schema - which enriches its variety and breadth. There's a real Beethovenian intent in the opening paragraphs, a driving sweeping momentum with engaging wind solos that augurs passionate declamation. But whilst not slackening exactly, Larsson soon admits a waltz-like second subject and some brass writing that hints – inadvertently, doubtless – at Rhapsody in Blue. The contrast between this fulsome and galvanizing movement and the succeeding slow movement is stark. Here one encounters veiled introspection and even Mahlerian candences, as well as ominous percussion beneath the coiled brass statements; the Nielsen lineage is veiled but persistent. The genial scherzo that follows sports a warm Andante section introduced by lissome winds – and manages to perpetuate the air of emotive instability of the symphony, which is torn hither and thither, until rounded out by a finale that revisits earlier themes, including that 'Gershwin' one, to the structural advantage of the symphony. Notoriously uncertain of his large scale symphonic statements as he was, it seems a shame, for both musical and psychological reasons, that Larsson went so far as to withdraw, for so long, all three of his symphonies.
The Three Orchestral Pieces of 1960 consist of two Adagio punctuated by a Presto; a vaguely Prokofiev-like solution to the question of balance. Larsson's accommodation of twelve-tone procedure here is accomplished with a kind of lyrical translucence and the central Presto has a kind of pawky, good-natured cragginess that ushers in a Mahlerian-inflected, sustained Adagio of cumulative power. By deliberate programming this in itself leads to the Adagio for String Orchestra, Op.48, composed in the same year, and cast in a similar kind of span. Larsson's final work was Musica permutation, written in 1980, six years before his death. It's in several clear sections and packs a considerable amount of detail; athletic Allegro opening, brassy self-confidence, slower more revealing paragraphs, playful chuckling motifs and a rather interesting 'walking' theme. This is a successful work indeed, revealing formal accomplishment in paragraphal writing, contrapuntalism and decisive, attractive themes.
Supported by finely written notes, this production lives up to the previous two volumes in respect of recording quality and performance standards. It marks the end of the Larsson symphonic cycle in some considerable style.


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Because it looks so much like celery, rhubarb appears to be the perfect food for a hungry rabbit—it is relatively low in calories, packed with the cellulose that makes up a large part of the bunny diet, and rich in antioxidants. We know we probably shouldn't plop a slice of rhubarb pie into our bun's dinner dish at Thanksgiving, but what about giving this veggie to them without all the whipped topping and pie crust? Can you give your rabbit rhubarb?
The answer is no, rabbits cannot safely consume rhubarb. Every part of this plant is poisonous to varying degrees, and any small benefits to be had are outweighed by the risks. Even though rhubarb looks a lot like celery, the two have almost nothing in common aside from appearance and texture. Celery, which is a safe, healthy snack for rabbits, is closely related to parsnips. Rhubarb, on the other hand, falls firmly into the buckwheat family. If you have already given your rabbit a tiny quantity of rhubarb stalk, monitor them carefully to make sure that they do not show any symptoms of toxicity. If they have eaten the leaves or another, even more toxic part of the plant, however, it would be wise to take them to the veterinarian as soon as possible.
Risks of Giving Your Rabbit Rhubarb?
Because we usually eat rhubarb in pies, we often do not pause to consider its nutritional value, but it actually can be beneficial in the human diet. Health food enthusiasts who cook with rhubarb—as well as those brave souls who manage to choke it down raw—are aware that rhubarb is rich in calcium, which is important for maintaining bone and teeth health, and lutein, a powerful antioxidant that may improve skin and eye health. In moderation, rhubarb is a healthy vegetable for us to incorporate into our diets.
Even though lutein and calcium are just as good for rabbits as they are for us in moderation, there are other factors that make rhubarb a terrible snack option for rabbits. One thing to think about is the risk of eating too much calcium. Rabbits who eat healthy, balanced diets that consist mostly of hay and grass with the occasional helping of leafy greens will consume plenty of calcium to maintain strong teeth and bones. If your rabbit is eating enough hay, especially alfalfa or clover, they will consume up to five times as much calcium as they need in order to meet their needs! Unless your bun has an underlying condition, they probably do not need to supplement with calcium-rich foods.
Since our parents grew up forcing us to drink milk three times a day in order to maximize our calcium intake, many of us are under the impression that more calcium is always better. This is not true for us, and it certainly is not true for rabbits. If your rabbit eats a diet with large amounts of calcium in the long term, they may begin to excrete too much calcium in their urine. This is where health problems can occur. Excessive calcium consumption is often implicated in the formation of bladder and kidney stones, with veterinarians recommending decreased calcium intake to manage a wide variety of urinary problems.
If your rabbit is eating a lot of calcium-rich foods, look out for signs of urinary problems. Symptoms of kidney and bladder stones include chronic fatigue, loss of appetite, excessive or painful urination, straining to urinate, or difficulty passing more than small quantities of urine at a time. If you see any of these symptoms, it would behoove you to take your pet to a veterinarian as soon as possible. Urinary stones require veterinary care.
But the most compelling reason to avoid giving your rabbit rhubarb is its toxicity—the rhubarb plant is full of irritants that can cause symptoms such as loss of appetite, irritation in the mouth (your rabbit may paw at their face or rub their mouth against the bars of their cage), diarrhea, loss of appetite, dehydration, bloating, upset stomach, and extreme fatigue. Rabbits are unable to vomit, so they have no easy way of purging irritants like rhubarb from their systems. That means it is your responsibility to make sure they do not have access to rhubarb stalks, leaves, or roots!
Eating a small amount of rhubarb stalk usually will not result in fatal toxicity, but rabbits who are particularly vulnerable to poisons—those who are particularly old or suffering from kidney, liver, or digestive problems— may die. If your rabbit shows any symptoms of toxicity, the safest thing to do is to take them to the vet. There is no effective way to treat rhubarb poisoning at home.
Finally, most rabbits do not even like raw rhubarb, and cooked rhubarb is often so covered in added sugars that it is little more than junk food. Because it is loaded with irritants and large amounts of calcium, there is no good reason to give any amount of rhubarb to your rabbit. There are much safer, healthier, more enjoyable treats that you can give your bunny to nourish their body and their soul. Instead of giving them a chunk of leftover rhubarb, opt for celery, strawberries, or leafy greens. If your rabbit eats rhubarb leaves out of your garden (or a large amount of the stalk), take them to the vet as soon as possible.
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The recognition that archives are partial, filled with lacunae that demand scholarly attention, has fueled research engaging the epistemological, cultural, and political forces of early American materials and repositories. While powerful, positivist recovery work—efforts to fill gaps and hear silenced voices— has theoretically and materially expanded early American studies, the archive remains yet and always incomplete. This special issue of Early American Literature seeks essays that work around, across, or beside missing or marginalized records. "Beyond Recovery" invites submissions that address some of the following questions: What avenues exist for scholars when archival research reaches a dead end of missing or absent records? How can scholars and archivists intellectually and ethically engage with archival absence? Are there some archival gaps that not only cannot but also should not be filled? How can we respond to the powerful pull of absence—of that which has been lost or suppressed—rather than to what is found? How do the structures of archives—labor, the organization of and access to materials, institutional homes—enable or disable archival gaps, and their apprehension? What techniques and technologies can be used in archival work as or beyond recovery? We welcome submissions exploring a wide range of methodological, material, and pedagogical approaches that engage with absences and exclusions. In particular, we invite full-length (8,000-10,000 words) articles from scholars engaged in archival research whose work models new approaches to records that are incomplete, biased, unrecorded, or unpreserved. Send essays to Lauren Coats (lac@lsu.edu) and Steffi Dippold (dippolds@ksu.edu) by June 15, 2018.


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Watch the US Navy demo of the MQ-25A prototype on board the aircraft carrier George HW Bush in December 2021. (US Navy)
Washington — aircraft carrier George HW Bush unveils the future of naval aviation, hosting the Navy's first MQ-25A Stingray unmanned tanker for a maritime demonstration and conducting the carrier's first F-35C joint strike fighter flight. Did. operation.
Service announced on December 20 that it had completed a demonstration of an unmanned aerial vehicle, set up a ground control station on the ship, and proved that the UAV could be integrated into its carrier environment. Handlers, and ship-based operators whose drones are in the air and maintain connectivity while away from the carrier.
For demonstration purposes, a prototype MD-5 ground control station was set up at a location called the Unmanned Aerial Vehicle War Center. This is the first control room installed on an aircraft carrier to support the operation of the MQ-25. For news releases. This team in the control room coordinates the drone's mission and approach to the ship during landing.
Boeing employees perform diagnostics on the MQ-25 on the flight deck of the aircraft carrier George HW Bush. (MC3 Brandon Robertson / US Navy)
The Boeing-owned T1 test vehicle then operated day and night at sea, including taxiing and parking on the flight deck, connecting to catapults, and removing it from the landing area.
In addition to the control room team, the MQ-25's "deck operator" will use Boeing's handheld deck controls during these maneuvers and work with the Navy's taxi director to direct the sailors to the MQ-25. Converted to the corresponding input.
"Early testing gave our team the opportunity to use the T1 to evaluate many new systems for the first time at sea," said the Navy's news release, an airline program manager at an unmanned airline. One Captain Chad Reed said. "The first look at the operation of a taxi on a flight deck has successfully demonstrated the MQ-25's ability to maneuver like a manned aircraft in a shipboard environment."
The T1 has not yet taken off or landed, but has tested the hardware and software associated with the joint precision landing system on board the aircraft carrier and amphibious assault ship on a surrogate aircraft to safely guide the F-35C and F-35B. Did. landing. The system will be integrated Not only for the MQ-25, but also for the Navy and Marine Corps variants of the V-22 Osprey.
"There is no better way to determine the success of a carrier-based aircraft design and integration into the wing and test the new aircraft at sea," Reed said in a news release. "It's an exciting time as we move forward towards the wing of the future."
The MQ-25 will refuel other aircraft of this wing in the future, including the F / A-18E-F Super Hornet, F-35C, E-2D Advanced Hawkeye, and EA-18G Groller. Except for the MQ-25, the first of its "future wing" configurations Onboard carrier Carl Vinson In the Pacific Ocean.
The F-35C will land on the flight deck of the aircraft carrier George HW Bush. (MC3 Brandon Robertson / US Navy)
Some other aircraft carriers have operated the F-35 so far, but Bush has not.this Spent 30 months with a deep maintenance period The Norfolk Naval Shipyard, Virginia, left the shipyard in late August and has been conducting a variety of testing and fleet activities ever since.
On December 12, these activities included a carrier-qualified host of the Strike Fighter Squadron 125, an F-35C Fleet Replacement Squadron training new Joint Strike Fighter pilots, and jets and their crew on board. I first scrutinized my abilities. Will bring it to their air wing.
Megan Eckstein is a Defense News naval warfare reporter. Since 2009, she has covered military news with a focus on US Navy and Marine Corps operations, acquisition programs, and budgets. She reports from four geographic fleets and is happiest when submitting a story from a ship. Megan is a graduate of the University of Maryland.
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Aloe Vera is a plant with an inconspicuous appearance, which can often be found in our homes. Its characteristic features are thick, fleshy leaves with spikes and thick juice. It is him who gives aloe vera its extraordinary properties, which are worth knowing about. Do you know what effect this unique plant has on our appearance?
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Aloe Vera is a succulent, which means that it can survive for a long time without water and does not like excessive watering. Plants of this species can be found on the Arabian Peninsula, in Africa and Madagascar. The juice, which fills its thick leaves, is characterized by an extraordinary wealth of substances valuable to our health. It is worth noting that the extraordinary properties of aloe vera have been known for a long time. In antiquity, the Egyptians used aloe flesh to treat wounds and burns. Aloe was also well known to our grandmothers, who used his juice to alleviate many ailments. To this day, aloe vera is widely used in natural medicine and cosmetics. Find out why it is such a valuable ingredient in medicines and cosmetics.
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It is worth knowing that aloe vera juice is extremely rich in vitamins and minerals. It contains vitamins A, C, E, B vitamins, choline and folic acid. It is also one of the few plants containing vitamin B12, which has a positive effect on brain function, and its supplementation is especially recommended for vegans. Aloe vera also contains potassium, calcium, selenium, sodium, iron, magnesium, zinc, chromium and manganese. In medicine, it is used for all skin irritations, including allergic ones. Aloe vera juice also accelerates wound healing, increases immunity and helps to fight colds. This inconspicuous plant also has a very positive effect on our appearance. Its juice has a moisturizing, soothing and toning effect. That is why it is so popular in cosmetics. It can be found in creams, facial gels, as well as hair preparations. Under the influence of aloe vera, the skin of the face becomes radiant and moisturized, and the hair is smooth and shiny.
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