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Mini Horslyx is the perfect choice for horse owners who want to reward, distract (or bribe!!) their horse or pony with a nutritious alternative to sugary treats.
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What is in Mini Horslyx?
- Each 650g tub contains a 3 day supply of the unique Horslyx Balancer formulation.
- The Horslyx high specification vitamin, mineral and trace element package, which balances nutrient deficiencies in forage and grazing.
- Powerful anti-oxidants, such as Vitamin E and Selenium, plus chelated copper and zinc, to support and maintain a healthy immune system.
- High oil content for healthy skin and coat.
- Biotin, zinc and methionine for healthy hooves.
- Mint Mini Horslyx contains pure peppermint oil for a tasty and refreshing flavour.
- Garlic Mini Horslyx contains pure garlic oil to help horses deter biting insects.
- Respiratory Mini Horslyx contains menthol, eucalyptus and aniseed to help support a healthy respiratory system.
- NEW Mobility Mini Horslyx contains Glucosamine HCl, MSM and Omega Oils for the Ultimate Stretch and is designed to complement the everyday joint support provided by the 5kg and 15kg Horslyx Mobility Balancer.
What isn't in Mini Horslyx?
- Chemical hardeners
- Artificial colours
- Preservatives
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- A healthy alternative to treats and sweets that are less nutrient dense.
- Use as a simple hand held reward after good behaviour and exercise.
- Unlike carrots and treats, Mini Horslyx cannot be broken or snatched, so it makes the perfect accessory for performing stretching exercises. Watch our video here.
- Distract during routine visits such as vets, farriers and other therapists.
- Encourage horses that are difficult to catch in the stable and field, as well as those that need some persuasion to load.
- During clipping to help reduce the chance of fidgety behaviour.
- Ideal for taking to shows and events as a means of topping up vitamin and mineral levels, as well as distracting during times of stress.
- To balance any nutrient deficiencies in forage and grazing – helping to ensure your horse stays healthy and happy all year round.
- Perfect for older equines with poor dentition that struggle to eat hard feed.
- Licking produces saliva, which helps support the digestive system.
- Suitable for all horses, from those at rest requiring a low calorie diet to performance horses requiring additional supplementation to meet their nutritional requirements.
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text: In March of 1991 His Holiness the Dalai Lama came to Ithaca, NY and Cornell University. While visiting the Program of Computer Graphics, he viewed the mandala animation, and was presented with a copy. The image below shows His Holiness (lower right) with four of the people who worked on the animation (from left to right) Ben Trumbore,Dr. Donald P. Greenberg, Pema Losang Chogyen, and Paul Wanuga (partially obscured)). Not pictured are Jim Ferwerda and Tim O'Connor.

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Wheeling, Illinois – Now there's a way to organize and secure POS peripherals and related cables while supporting the brand promise and customer experience at checkout.
The new cash drawer platforms from MMF POS provide seamless cash drawer integration with secure POS peripheral placement and hidden cable management. VESA® compatible mounts and 2-line pole displays can be easily integrated, while hidden and protected cable management helps secure these assets and prevent tampering. Designed for easy reach and close proximity to touch screen terminals or tablet enclosures, they help cashiers and operators complete transactions with ease.
The skidproof design does not require installation by drilling into the cash drawer -- a major benefit. Left or right peripheral placement is simple as they were designed to accommodate most major brands. There are two platform models to choose from - one for the Advantage® 21"D cash drawer and another for the MediaPLUS® 20"D cash drawer. Each includes a Top Cover Plate Kit with four different slot cover configurations for secure mounting and discreet cable management.
"Retailers devote a lot of time and money creating a unique brand promise that extends to the customer experience at store level. Yet at checkout the customer experience often changes as customers see a mishmash of dusty, tangled cables, awkward peripheral placement and clutter that is hard to keep organized and clean. Our new platforms organize and protect critical POS peripherals and related cables while presenting a professional appearance that won't distract from the overall customer experience. It's easy to see their value", said Anne Gray, Senior Product Manager, MMF POS.
This latest new product introduction comes on the heels of the PayVue™ Illuminated Cash Drawer debut at RetailNOW® 2015, the launch of Lockable Payment Terminal Stands with Basic, Dual or Triple Security, and a refresh of the popular VAL-u Line® branded Cash Drawers.
To learn more about the POS Platforms and other MMF POS products, visit www.mmfpos.com.


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With a timeless yet modern design, the Mizu Drift Twin Waterrail Shower in matte black will bring impact and contemporary style to the bathroom. Featuring a top inlet for retrofitting and a three function spray in the handpiece, Mizu Drift beautifully combines form and function.
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Extend and tailor Expense Audit and AP Audit
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Arm managers with the right information to change spend culture
Leveraging patented AI technology, AppZen uses computer vision, deep learning, and natural language processing to automatically read and audit expense reports, receipts, invoices and contracts while cross-checking that information against hundreds of online data sources. Learn more about how the AppZen artificial intelligence platform works.
With AI, Accounts Payable and T&E teams can detect fraud, compliance issues, and pricing violations within minutes of an expense report or invoice submission. Learn more about how AI and automation are changing the financial close.
Robotic Process Automation (RPA) and AI are often used interchangeably, but mean completely different things. The key difference between RPA and AI is that AI learns over time – it can make sense of data and patterns to come to conclusions. In contrast, RPA systems require specific programming to achieve specific outcomes. Learn more about the differences between RPA and AI.
Data is one of the most crucial components in machine learning. Training an AI platform for modern finance teams is not an easy task. By continuously monitoring performance results in order to develop future models are some of the key steps in guiding AI-based platform. To learn more about how AppZen trains our AI, check out our blog.
Not always. With the exception of lodging, we recommend considering a $75 threshold for receipts on entertainment, meals, gifts, and travel expenses. This is in accordance with current IRS guidelines, which requires receipts for any expense $75 or greater. Should you approve expenses without receipts? Learn more.
Manual expense report reviews are costly and tedious. With AI, you can streamline expense reviews and remove the burden of manual reviews from your auditing team while still catching all the instances of mistakes and misuse. To learn more about the benefits of auditing with AI, read our report on the state of AI in Business Spend.
Unlike the traditional three-way matching method, our star matching feature ensures that you are paying the correct amount for your goods and services with the prices that you negotiated for. Learn more about how our AI-powered star matching feature works on our blog.
Payment term enforcement refers to agreed upon terms (for example, Net 30, Net 60, Net 90) that appear on invoices you receive. In order to improve your bottom line, it is beneficial to negotiate longer payment terms. Learn more about why payment term enforcement matters.
Its full name is actually the US Foreign Corrupt Practices Act of 1977 (FCPA) and it was designed to make it illegal for companies to influence foreign officials with personal payments. Learn more about FCPA Compliance.
When designed with a clear direction in mind, expense policies can strengthen your organization's values and avoid unnecessary anxiety and mistrust. In our whitepaper, we outline specific examples demonstrating how you can create a healthy expense culture that resonates with your employees.
Below are three key ways to reduce business spend:
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Its full name is actually The Physician Payments Sunshine Act (PPSA) and it was designed to boost transparency around the financial relationships between physicians, hospitals, and drug companies.It requires that drug companies and makers of medical devices and supplies covered by the three big federal healthcare programs—Medicare, Medicaid, and State Children's Health Insurance Program (SCHIP)—document and track all financial relationships with physicians and teaching hospitals. Learn more about Sunshine Act compliance and why it's important.
Using a combination of deep learning, machine learning, and semantic modeling, AppZen applies deep learning models to different types of documents (like hotel receipts or meal itineraries) to extract different components from each unique type. When it comes to receipts these are things like understanding line items, dates, merchant names, and dollar amounts while also understanding where these things typically appear on each type of receipt.
Our data shows that 10% of expenses are high-risk, out-of-of-policy transactions. Those high-risk expenses represent 33% of the total dollar value of all expenses. Companies that use AI to approve expenses and automate the audit process achieve 100% visibility into expenses; companies that don't use AI achieve just 2 to 10% visibility.
Invoice fraud can take a variety of forms, including phishing schemes, fraudsters posing as your CEO or a trusted vendor, or invoices from fictitious companies. Learn more about how you can stay ahead of common invoice scams.
A well-managed T&E program reflects a well-run compliance function and ultimately, a well-run company. An efficient T&E management program can help the company save on its T&E spend, set clear expectations for employees and prevent fraud, and provide spend data that helps manage the business. Learn more about how to structure the right T&E policy for your company.


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Dear Tanzania Cinephiles, your local film industry needs you:
On June 16, 2017, the 20th edition of the Zanzibar International Film Festival (ZIFF) concluded with an illustrious awards night that saw my film, T-Junction, honoured with the most important award of the night: Best Feature Film. Altogether we bagged three awards, including Best Actress for Hawa Ally, the film's lead actress.
Considering the number of international films screened at the festival and the many delegates and filmmakers that attended, I should be overflowing with joy after such a success.
Filmmaking in Tanzania dates back to the government-funded productions in the 1980s, but the 'Bongo movies' phenomenon, as we call our home-grown films, came into its own in the early 2000s. The industry now is second only to Nigeria in terms of the volume of production, with some sources suggesting that there are around 500 films produced locally every year. It's for these reasons I expected to see many more of my fellow citizens at the festival.
I came to film by coincidence. I wanted to be a journalist. As I was getting ready to go to university, I stumbled upon an advertisement for a scholarship for African students at York University in Toronto. I applied, and in due course, I received an email informing me that I had won. What I didn't realise is that instead of journalism, I had blindly chosen film as my major.
Director: Mira Nair
Reviewer: Mehul Gohil
Before this one, there had been no other chess movie I had seen that properly depicted the sport. Pawn Sacrifice, a take on the Fischer-Spassky match was horrible. Searching for Bobby Fischer was ok but nothing special. The old Luzhin Defence was bizzare…that's not what chess is like.
But Queen of Katwe was tremendous. It got the chess right. The competitive chesser will be hooked to this one. I could see myself as one of the chessers in this movie. It all felt so real and brought back memories of my junior years.
I think what the director, Mira Nair, did that other chess movie directors didn't was bringing the camera real close to the characters. They like crowd the screen space. This way, as the audience, you see the chess as if you are inside the movie. I think this may be the secret to portraying the game on the big screen.
The people looked real…like nobody put on make up. No combing of the hair. No ironing the pants. No OMO with powerfoam.
They got a real chess expert to advise on the chess stuff. That much was very very clear. The Director took the chess things very seriously.
Reviewer: Alistair Farrow
The establishment claims the evacuation of the British Expeditionary Force (BEF) at Dunkirk was an example of people pulling together in the national interest.
In reality it was a humiliating rout followed by a cynical plot by British generals and politicians to abandon troops and limit damage.
Between 26 May and 4 June 1940 some 186,000 British and 125,000 French soldiers were evacuated from the beaches of Dunkirk in France.
Speaking in the House of Commons, then Tory Prime minister Winston Churchill described the evacuation as 'a miracle of deliverance, achieved by valour, by perseverance … by unconquerable fidelity … there was a victory inside this deliverance'.
Afterwards Churchill admitted privately he had only expected between 20,000 or 30,000 people to make it back.
He described Dunkirk as 'the greatest British military defeat for many centuries'.
The propaganda magazine The War Illustrated ran an article about the evacuation. 'At Dunkirk tragedy was turned into triumph,' ran the headline.


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It is a new season at The Golden Taps and things just keep getting better.
Adam McCullough, one of the partners, came to Golden more than eight years ago to open a pub.
He moved to town from Jasper where he and his business partner were both working as bartenders.
"We wanted to open our own place. We looked around British Columbia at different places with ski hills and figured out Golden had the best equation for us," he said.
As for the past eight years, McCullough said they have gone by very fast.
Recently the pub went through a renovation heading into another ski season.
"We raised the booths. They were lower before, and on busy nights it felt like the crowd was above you. Now those are the first three places people sit when people come in," he said.
They decision was also made to put in a stage area for musical performances explained McCullough.
"People can sit there and eat during the day and bands can play at night. It also provides us with a more suitable dance floor. It is now set up for multipurpose usage," he said. "It also seems a bit cozier now."
The new look will also allow for bigger groups to sit together at the pub.
Along with the physical changes made at Taps, the bar has also brought in new beer on tap.
"We now have two new Sleemans and two new Okanagon Springs products. This is along with a new menu which will combine the classic meals which people come here for and a few new surprises," McCullough said.
Ever since the pub opened, McCullough said the support they have received from the community has been overwhelming.
"We had never been here until we opened this place. The town was very receptive and welcomed us with open arms. We were lucky in that way," he said. "We always like to keep the place fresh so the people who come here have something fresh to see."
To learn more about what is happening at Taps go to www.goldentapspub.com or The Golden Taps Facebook page. You can also take a look at on the pubs website in which Joanne McCullough (Adam's wife) has a blog with reviews and updates about what is happening at the pub.


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4.1 Fractions and decimals
MGSE4.NF.5 Express a fraction with denominator 10 as an equivalent fraction with denominator 100, and use this technique to add two fractions with respective denominators 10 and 100.4 For example, express 3/10 as 30/100, and add 3/10 + 4/100 = 34/100.
MGSE4.NF.6 Use decimal notation for fractions with denominators 10 or 100. For example, rewrite 0.62 as 62/100; describe a length as 0.62 meters; locate 0.62 on a number line diagram.
MGSE4.NF.7 Compare two decimals to hundredths by reasoning about their size. Recognize that comparisons are valid only when the two decimals refer to the same whole. Record the results of comparisons with the symbols >, =, or <, and justify the conclusions, e.g., by using a visual model. Solve problems involving measurement and conversion of measurements from a larger unit to a smaller unit. MGSE4.MD.2 Use the four operations to solve word problems involving distances, intervals of time, liquid volumes, masses of objects, and money, including problems involving simple fractions or decimals, and problems that require expressing measurements given in a larger unit in terms of a smaller unit. Represent measurement quantities using diagrams such as number line diagrams that feature a measurement scale.
4.2 Adding and subtracting numbers with decimals
MGSE.5.NBT.1 Recognize that in a multidigit number, a digit in one place represents 10 times as much as it represents in the place to its right and 1/10 of what it represents in the place to its left.
MGSE.5.NBT.3 Read, write, and compare decimals to thousandths. a. Read and write decimals to thousandths using base-ten numerals, number names, and expanded form, e.g., 347.392 = 3 × 100 + 4 × 10 + 7 × 1 + 3 × (1/10) + 9 × (1/100) + 2 × (1/1000). b. Compare two decimals to thousandths based on meanings of the digits in each place, using >, =, and < symbols to record the results of comparisons.
MGSE.5.NBT.4 Use place value understanding to round decimals up to the hundredths place. Perform operations with multi-digit whole numbers and with decimals to hundredths.
MGSE.5.NBT.7 Add, subtract, multiply, and divide decimals to hundredths, using concrete models or drawings and strategies based on place value, properties of operations, and/or the relationship between addition and subtraction; relate the strategy to a written method and explain the reasoning used.
5.1 2-D figures
MGSE.5.G.3 Understand that attributes belonging to a category of two-dimensional figures also belong to all subcategories of that category. For example, all rectangles have four right angles and squares are rectangles, so all squares have four right angles.
MGSE.5.G.4. Classify two-dimensional figures in a hierarchy based on properties (polygons, triangles, and quadrilaterals).


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CS 110 - Programming and Problem Solving
|Description: Introduction to programming and problem-solving techniques, the fundamental concepts of programming, and the software design process. Topics include data types, control structures, syntax and semantics, scope rules, functions, string processing, one-dimensional arrays, files, and the mechanics of running, testing, debugging, and documenting. Problems are drawn from various science disciplines.
Prerequisites: Precalculus 30, or Calculus 30, or Mathematics B30 and C30, or MATH 102
Note: CS majors who have mastered the course material in CS 110 through other means are eligible to write the CS 110 bypass exam.
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New Mexico's much-anticipated cannabis bill landed in the Legislature last week.
Compared with frameworks in 10 other states that have legalized the plant, HB 356 has some cutting-edge features, such as a mandate to direct funds from recreational cannabis sales to subsidize the medical cannabis program, which has been a longstanding demand of New Mexico patient advocates.
The bill also directs the regulating body—which would be established as the Cannabis Control Division in the Regulation and Licensing Department—to create "procedures that promote and encourage full participation in the cannabis industry" of people harmed by cannabis prohibition, an acknowledgement of the decades-long Drug War's failures and disproportionate negative impacts on non-white people.
Beyond those two provisions, the bill includes a tax structure that would end up more costly for consumers than its equivalents in other states, and includes language to fund a variety of social and research programs.
There are also some contradictions: Mainly, that the bill would create new severe penalties even as it eliminates old ones.
Below are the four takeaways from the 140-page bill, first due for consideration by two House committees before a potential floor vote. Then, to the Senate.
1. Local impact
The bill outlines two primary ways local jurisdictions would be affected.
First, cities and counties have the option of banning cannabis retailers (a business roughly equivalent to "dispensaries" under the medical cannabis program). They would also be able to level civil penalties and regulate people licensed to grow cannabis at home.
But that's about where their power to ban pot ends under this proposal. Local governments would not be able to prohibit the transportation of cannabis on public roads, nor could they ban licensed medical dispensaries or personal grows. They would have to ensure any retail shop selling cannabis was at least 300 feet away from any school, church or daycare center.
Cities and counties could opt to impose an excise tax of up to 3 percent on cannabis sales in their jurisdictions. This would come on top of a 9 percent excise tax from the state applied to the price of a cannabis product. All taxes, the bill says, would be collected at the point of purchase, which is different from some other states. Colorado, for example, imposes an excise tax when cultivators transfer or sell cannabis to retailers in addition to a sales tax on consumer purchases. In New Mexico, customers would bear all the taxes.
2. Justice for the Drug War
Besides directing the new Cannabis Control Division to promote the inclusion of people with past cannabis convictions in a new industry, the bill says state agencies "shall not" keep records of people arrested or convicted for cannabis distribution or possession beyond two years.
For people currently locked up on cannabis-related charges, the jail or prison holding them would have 30 days to notify the court that the prisoner's case should be reopened to consider dismissal of his or her sentence. People with convictions for cannabis on their records would be able to ask the court for dismissal or to re-designation to lesser infractions.
Yet, the bill creates some serious new penalties. For example, penalties for having more than the allowable 2 ounces of flower (or 16 grams of extract) range from misdemeanors to felonies, and anyone of the ages 18, 19, or 20 caught growing cannabis could be charged with a felony. However, the bill stipulates that anybody charged with these offenses can expect to have their records wiped clean two years after arrest or conviction.
3. How recreational impacts medical
A portion of the state's excise tax on cannabis sales would go to a "health and safety fund" housed in the Department of Health to subsidize medical cannabis purchases by licensed patients. As a result of this fund and taxes on recreational sales, a gross receipts tax currently levied on medical cannabis purchases would disappear.
"This is something I think is pretty unique to our bill in New Mexico," Emily Kaltenbach of the advocacy group Drug Policy Alliance tells SFR. The provision was also partially inspired by Colorado, where the medical cannabis supply was eclipsed by a recreational supply that emphasizes the THC compound over the non-psychoactive CBD, she says.
In addition to subsidizing medical cannabis purchases, the fund would support a public campaign promoting safe use by adults and abstinence for people under 21.
If the bill passes this year, current holders of nonprofit producer licenses for medical dispensaries that want to transition to recreational retail shops can apply for temporary licenses that the Cannabis Control Division is expected to hand out by the start of 2020. The shops would be required to get full certification after the division promulgates final regulations.
4. Establishing community grants and research funding
The bill would establish another fund—a community grants reinvestment program—to funnel dollars toward nonprofit organizations or governmental entities that provide social services to people affected by past Drug War policies.
These include job placement programs, mental health and substance abuse treatment, legal services "to address barriers faced by formerly incarcerated persons" such as housing discrimination, and reproductive care for women. Grants can also go to programs for children who are in or out of school and at-risk for substance abuse and homelessness.
In addition, the bill establishes a research program at the University of New Mexico's Health Sciences Center to study, among other things, whether there's a link between cannabis and other drug use, its effects on opioid dependence, public safety issues relating to cannabis and whether limits on advertisements are effective in preventing weed use among kids.
Finally, the local DWI grant program in the state treasury would be amended so that cities and counties could receive grants to develop "best practices" for monitoring high driving. This paradigm assumes driving drunk and driving high are analogous, although research from around the country suggests the latter is safer, roughly the equivalent of driving with a blood alcohol concentration between .01 and .05 percent. The presumed level of alcohol intoxication in New Mexico is 0.08 percent.
What's legal under New Mexico's cannabis legalization bill?
- Possessing, using and transporting 2 ounces or less of cannabis (or 16 grams of extract).
- Up to two people in a household can each grow up to six mature plants and six immature plants with a personal license. Having more is a felony.
- There's a $50 fine for smoking in a public area, but vaping it is fine.
- There's a $25 fine for producing cannabis in public.
- It's a felony for a person who is 18, 19 or 20 years old to grow their own cannabis.
- It's a felony to use volatile solvents to manufacture cannabis extracts without a license.


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With the victory, the Canaleros put themselves in position to avoid a possible quarterfinal encounter against host Mexico, which will face El Salvador in a Group D match later in the evening. If the Mexicans win or draw, they will finish first in the group and will take-on Jamaica in the knockout phase.
The survivors of the four quarterfinal matches automatically qualify for the FIFA U-20 World Cup in Turkey later this year.
Panama controlled large patches of the game, demonstrating the same patience as it did against Puerto Rico on Thursday by utilizing the width of the pitch at the Estadio Cuauhtemoc to its advantage. The Central Americans stretched the Jamaican defense by smartly switching fields on a regular basis, a tactic that created numerous openings in the middle.
The Panamanians produced the best of the first-half chances and the impressive Jairo Jimenez - a veteran of the 2011 FIFA U-20 World Cup in Colombia - was at the center of all the action. His cross in 28th minute compelled Andre Lewis into a tumbling off-the-line clearance before Julio Segundo could get a touch on the ball.
Three minutes later, Jose Muñoz squared a free kick in Jimenez's path. The rising Chorrillo FC star took a shot that Jamaica goalkeeper Rashaun Patterson did well to tip over the crossbar.
Just before half-time, Ramirez netted his first goal.
Muñoz dribbled through a cluster of Jamaican defenders and slipped a short pass to a waiting Ramirez on the left. The 19-yeard-old controlled with his first touch and found the back of the net with his second to give Panama a 1-0 lead.
Kendan Anderson, scorer of two goals against Puerto Rico on Tuesday, nearly knotted the score four minutes after the interval, but his left-footed shot was saved with ease by Ivan Picart.
After that, it was all Panama the rest of the way.
In the 57th minute, Roberto Chen headed a long diagonal pass from the left into the Jamaican box for the unmarked Ramirez to stroke home calmly, giving him four goals in two games.
Jimenez created Panama's third goal in the 79th, delivering a cross to Romario Piggott in the area. With not a single defender in the vicinity, Piggott had time to control, stop, take a glance at the goal and then slam a shot past an on-rushing Patterson.
To complete the rout, Jimenez netted a goal of his own six minutes from time. A quickly taken free kick was slid to Jouse Flores breaking towards the net. Flores got to the endline and sent a cross on the ground to Jimenez, who slotted the ball past Patterson.
Panama finished the group stage with two wins in two games, both by the same 4-0 score. The Canaleros will play either Mexico or El Salvador in a quarterfinal meeting on Wednesday.


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Flow cytometric analysis of Jurkat cells (blue) and A431 cells (green) using EGF Receptor (D38B1) XP® Rabbit mAb #4267 (solid lines) or a concentration-matched Rabbit (DA1E) mAb IgG XP® Isotype Control #3900 (dashed lines). Anti-rabbit IgG (H+L), F(ab')2 Fragment (Alexa Fluor® 488 Conjugate) #4412 was used as a secondary antibody.
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This Cell Signaling Technology antibody is conjugated to phycoerythrin (PE) and tested in-house for direct flow cytometry analysis in human cells. The antibody is expected to exhibit the same species cross-reactivity as the unconjugated EGF Receptor (D38B1) XP® Rabbit mAb #4267.
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Supplied in PBS (pH 7.2), less than 0.1% sodium azide and 2 mg/ml BSA. Store at 4°C. Do not aliquot the antibodies. Protect from light. Do not freeze.
All reagents required for this protocol may be efficiently purchased together in our Intracellular Flow Cytometry Kit (Methanol) #13593, or individually using the catalog numbers listed below.
NOTE: Prepare solutions with reverse osmosis deionized (RODI) or equivalent grade water.
NOTE: When including fluorescent cellular dyes in your experiment (including viability dyes, DNA dyes, etc.), please refer to the dye product page for the recommended protocol. Visit www.cellsignal.com for a full listing of cellular dyes validated for use in flow cytometry.
NOTE: Adherent cells or tissue should be dissociated and in single-cell suspension prior to fixation.
NOTE: Optimal centrifugation conditions will vary depending upon cell type and reagent volume. Generally, 150-300g for 1-5 minutes will be sufficient to pellet the cells.
NOTE: If using whole blood, lyse red blood cells and wash by centrifugation prior to fixation.
NOTE: Antibodies targeting CD markers or other extracellular proteins may be added prior to fixation if the epitope is disrupted by formaldehyde and/or methanol. The antibodies will remain bound to the target of interest during the fixation and permeabilization process. However, note that some fluorophores (including PE and APC) are damaged by methanol and thus should not be added prior to permeabilization. Conduct a small-scale experiment if you are unsure.
NOTE: Count cells using a hemocytometer or alternative method.
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revised June 2020
Protocol Id: 407
EGF Receptor (D38B1) XP® Rabbit mAb (PE Conjugate) detects endogenous levels of total EGF receptor protein. The antibody does not cross-react with other proteins of the ErbB family.
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Monoclonal antibody is produced by immunizing animals with a fusion protein containing the cytoplasmic domain of human EGF receptor protein.
The epidermal growth factor (EGF) receptor is a transmembrane tyrosine kinase that belongs to the HER/ErbB protein family. Ligand binding results in receptor dimerization, autophosphorylation, activation of downstream signaling, internalization, and lysosomal degradation (1,2). Phosphorylation of EGF receptor (EGFR) at Tyr845 in the kinase domain is implicated in stabilizing the activation loop, maintaining the active state enzyme, and providing a binding surface for substrate proteins (3,4). c-Src is involved in phosphorylation of EGFR at Tyr845 (5). The SH2 domain of PLCγ binds at phospho-Tyr992, resulting in activation of PLCγ-mediated downstream signaling (6). Phosphorylation of EGFR at Tyr1045 creates a major docking site for the adaptor protein c-Cbl, leading to receptor ubiquitination and degradation following EGFR activation (7,8). The GRB2 adaptor protein binds activated EGFR at phospho-Tyr1068 (9). A pair of phosphorylated EGFR residues (Tyr1148 and Tyr1173) provide a docking site for the Shc scaffold protein, with both sites involved in MAP kinase signaling activation (2). Phosphorylation of EGFR at specific serine and threonine residues attenuates EGFR kinase activity. EGFR carboxy-terminal residues Ser1046 and Ser1047 are phosphorylated by CaM kinase II; mutation of either of these serines results in upregulated EGFR tyrosine autophosphorylation (10).
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text: MirrorlessReports Admin / Tuesday, September 10, 2019 / Categories: Other, News PhaseOne XT announced An intriguing camera has been developed by PhaseOne, as long as if you have the money for it. Made for landscape photographers on the go, this one offers a slimmed-down camera body with little intelligence that basically acts as a bridge between PhaseOne's digital backs and Rodenstock Medium format lenses. A novelty is that it has the controls to correct for perspective distortion built into the camera body. The price is eyewatering at $56,990. Certainly not for everyone. Phase One Announces A New Camera System: The 'XT' -- The First Of Its Kind A travel-ready, digitally integrated field camera that brings landscape photography to a whole new level COPENHAGEN, Sept. 10, 2019 – Phase One has announced the XT Camera System, opening new frontiers of quality for landscape photography. Designed for convenience and engineered for precision, the XT packs a full-frame medium format camera of the highest quality into a travel-friendly design. By pairing the power and performance of Phase One's IQ4 Infinity Platform with Rodenstock's renowned optics, the XT is the most compact digitally integrated field camera to date. The XT Camera System perfectly marries extraordinary image quality and extraordinary photographic technology. It's versatile, flexible, and remarkably intuitive to use. With components that communicate digitally with each other and the system's compact size, the XT is crafted for effortless capture, so the photographer can focus on capturing the moment, not on camera settings. "The XT Camera System is designed to elevate both your creativity and image quality by providing the best possible components, in the smallest possible package with intuitive controls, all of which allows you to focus on the moment." - Drew Altdoerffer, Product Manager at Phase One "I love the XT. The combination of the Phase One IQ4, a compact camera body, and an incredible lens is just what I need. I can easily fit the camera with two lenses in my small shoulder bag, and still barely feel like I am carrying anything." - Reuben Wu, fine art landscape photographer Phase One's ability to embrace heritage while not weighed down by it makes the blend of sensible Danish design, advanced technology integration, and precision mechanics the natural foundation for this next step in landscape photography. The system will evolve over time with the release of additional lenses, expanding Infinity Platform features, dedicated accessories, and discipline-focused workflows. Components - Technology in a class of its own The XT Camera System integrates components of the highest quality: The Phase One IQ4 150MP, IQ4 150MP Achromatic, or IQ4 100MP Trichromatic, built on the Infinity Platform -- designed to innovate and support evolving technology. The XT Camera Body built exclusively for the Phase One IQ4. It features intuitive ergonomics and straightforward controls, including the dual action shutter button, which is designed to support future expansion and customization. Three lenses manufactured by Phase One's strategic partner Rodenstock. All lenses are fitted with Phase One's new, digitally integrated, X-Shutter --an intelligently controlled electromagnetic shutter -- born from Phase One's industrial applications experience: The XT – Rodenstock HR Digaron-S 23mm f/5.6 is the highest quality super wide lens available. The XT – Rodenstock HR Digaron-W 32mm f/4 is an exceptional quality wide-angle lens with a large image circle and almost no distortion. The XT – Rodenstock HR Digaron-W 70mm f/5.6 is a normal focal length lens with impeccable image quality and a large image circle. The XT Camera System takes full advantage of Rodenstock lenses with 24mm of shift on both the X and Y axis. The shift movement allows the photographer to correct perspective distortion. It can also be used to create panoramic/stitched images at tremendous scale/resolution. The XT Camera Body intelligently integrates the shift position in the image file for later refer Availability and Pricing The XT Camera System is available now through Phase One Partners worldwide: www.phaseone.com/partners. The Manufacturer Suggested Retail Price for the XT IQ4 150MP Camera System, including a lens of your choice, is $56,990 All camera systems are sold with a 5-year limited warranty, including unlimited lens actuations for the warranty period. 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An open gangway subway in Berlin, photo via Second Avenue Sagas
Despite the improved service that the MTA has been promising, most New Yorkers still find themselves crammed into subway cars like floundering sardines. But a newfangled, more spacious train could increase capacity by 8-10 percent.
Second Avenue Sagas explores part of the MTA's 2015-2019 capital plan, released earlier this fall, that calls for the purchase of "10 open-gangway prototype cars with the $52.4 million expenditure allocated for 2016." This type of train, basically one long subway car with no doors in between, is popular all over the world, in most cities in China and Japan, in Berlin, Paris, and London, to name a few. It's not known yet when exactly they'll make their debut, how they'll be designed, or on what subway line they'll run, but of course the new idea comes with some concerns.
One of the concerns is purely logistical, as certain curves along Lower Manhattan tracks may inhibit the open gangway model. Crime is the other biggie, causing some to worry that the ability to roam freely through an entire train helps criminals escape and cause more harm. There are other less serious arguments, such as odors from homeless riders wiping out more than just one train car.
Gothamist reached out to MTA spokesman Adam Lisberg who said, "We don't take major changes like this lightly. We really need to see some of these trainsets in service before we can evaluate how they work, whether they have unanticipated consequences, how the advantages balance against the disadvantages, etc."
Before you get too excited, keep in mind that under the capital plan 950 new subway cars will be purchased, all expected to last about four or five decades, and only ten of these will have open gangways. Meaning the city will not entirely adapt to the worldwide norm any time soon.
[Via Second Avenue Sagas]
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One of the biggest italian iphone websites published a articel about MagniFusion: http://www.iphoneitalia.com/magnifusion-presto-disponibile-su-appstore-gratis-per-24-ore-132218.html
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There are many AnnieMac mortgage reviews that you can get today. Most of them are certainly in positive tone. Indeed, this mortgage acceptance company is considered as one of the best mortgage loan providers all over the state. With the help of AnnieMac home mortgage program, you will be helped to purchase your new home.
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I told my 19 year old son that "Quartet" was a film about musicians and sex. So he was happy to accompany me to the movies yesterday. I did omit that the musicians in question were in their 70s, 80s… Read More ›
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Yesterday, the sixth graders from the Charleston County School of the Arts were able to dodge the raindrops. However, today's weather looks to be a wash out and the School of the Arts group scheduled to arrive this morning opted to reschedule for later in the spring. What looks to be record rain is great for filling the old-growth, cypress-tupelo swamp here at the Audubon Center at Francis Beidler Forest, but not conducive to non-duck activities.
Since the rain will likely keep us bottled in the building all day, here are some images from yesterday afternoon showing a Marsh Rabbit (Sylvilagus palustris) between #1 and #2 along the boardwalk and an Eastern Cottonmouth (Agkistrodon piscivorus piscivorus) just out of the water that forms the boundary between Dorchester County and Berkeley County near #10.


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Holidays in the Vineyards
December 2, 2017
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Wineries showcase their decorated tasting rooms with special wines, arts, crafts, holiday music, activities and more. Admission is free, however, tasting fees may apply and vary by winery. Participating Wineries: Bent Creek, Boa Ventura de Caires, Caddis Winery, Cedar Mountain, Charles R Vineyards, Concannon Vineyard, Crooked Vine Winery, Cuda Ridge Wines, Dante Robere Vineyards, Darcie Kent Vineyards, Eagle Ridge Vineyard, Eckert Estate Winery, Ehrenberg Cellars, El Sol Winery, Fenestra Winery, Garré Vineyard & Winery, Las Positas Vineyards, Leisure Street, Longevity Wines, McGrail Vineyards & Winery, McKahn Family Cellars, Nottingham Cellars, Occasio Winery, Omega Road Winery, Page Mill Winery, Retzlaff Estate Winery, Rodrigue Molyneaux, The Steven Kent Winery, Wente Vineyards, Winemaker's Studio, Wood Family Vineyards, and more.


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Wednesday, December 12, 2018
Judging us. Making assumptions about us.
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Making dangerous decisions about our hard work.....
Or our educational path. or .....
make assumptions of how we love our fellow human beings
And not knowing
What miracle s were created to ....Evolve as the people ......that ............we have become.
I'm writing this blog at the pleasure of The Internet.
**** I have no idea who will see this and who they are behind the eye that they see me. Or
my work. *********Or themselves.
as I watch people on their phones and use Goggle to gather information ......Endlessly
It's obvious. it's a new time for The Eye ******** electronic or human
caution to all of you. ********** don't trust the internet with your soul
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Saturday, July 7, 2018
I am so glad that my inventory is a collection of beautiful crystals, silver, gold filled and inexpensive watches .....Hot glass, stained glass and fused glass .... It's a great assortment of hand made and vintage items that do not include 14 k -GOLD or high end products.
The art and creativity at Galleria J Antonio --- stand out in a city filled with imports and commercial goods .
I still love repairing the treasures that are in people's life and of course getting A watch to work is always a good feeling ... even in this day of cell phones ...
your watch is like an old friend that you always enjoy being with .
The HAMSA above is hand set crystals on brass with the eye's that looks out for your home and loved ones.
My new hours are 12 noon to 8pm See ya soon Jesse
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Thursday, February 8, 2018
señora ADELA passed away but lives on .....in my heart
Sure things are changing all over new york at an exagerated pace ..... we have accepted that New York is changing but the Lower East Side and yours truly
will miss seeing Señora Adela at her Ave C Restaurant that bears her name and good ole fashion- authentic- Puerto Rican cuisine.
The Restaurant lives on -so if your in the hood -stop in and treat yourself to some
real ---------comida de casa....
I made this small homage in our window so that our neighbor's could snap a shot of my photo .
The back of the photo bears her signature and love ...
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Undefeated Russian IBF 126lb champion Evgeny Gradovich (19-0-1, 9ko) has landed in the UK ahead of his 5th title defence Saturday night – against slick Welshman Lee Selby (20-1, 8ko) – training at Mickey Helliet's Limehouse Marina gym ahead of open workouts today.
Gradovich, who held on to his belt by way of a draw last time out in November on the Crawford-Beltran under card, has had the title since upsetting Australian Billy Dib back in March 2013 – and while not having boxed as yet in 2015, the IBF have just announced him their "Fighter Of The Year" – a fantastic psychological boost for him, yet the Russian will certainly be up against it in facing Selby, who – thanks to his technical proficiency and silky skills, is known as the "Welsh Mayweather."
It would appear the Robert Garcia trained Russian – who is certainly aggressive, yet rather pedestrian in comparison to the mobile Selby – is unfazed about the task ahead, viewing Saturday's fight as just another defence. He told Sky Sports;
"He'll (Selby) want to be at his best because he is the home fighter but for me it does not matter where I fight because I am the champion. It's a good opportunity for me to box in England for the first time and I am really looking forward to the challenge."
"I love being world champion. It's the best feeling in the world and I want to keep that feeling going. The camp has been good, I've been working hard and I try to do my best. We don't prepare for a special fight as we always prepare well."
"I am not going to let him take that title from me. I worked too hard to get it and even harder to keep it."
Gradovich v Selby features as part of Matchroom's 'Rule Brittania' PPV show from London this Saturday.
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Angela Senander is a scholar of ethics and the Catholic Church in public life. Her research interests include corporate social responsibility, spirituality in the workplace, and professional ethics for ministry. Senander previously was an associate professor at the University of St. Thomas in St. Paul, Minnesota, a Berkley Center research fellow, and a member of the faculty at Merrimack College and Washington Theological Union; she has also taught at Boston College and St. Joseph College in West Hartford, Connecticut. Senander is the author of Scandal: The Catholic Church and Public Life (2012) and "Catholic Identity, Faithful Citizenship and the Laity" in Catholic Identity and the Laity (2009), as well as many other articles and conference papers. Prior to graduate school, she taught moral theology and social justice at a Catholic high school and worked as an intern at the National Conference of Catholic Bishops. Senander holds a Ph.D. from Boston College.


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Where do I find Deleted Customers?
Updated on July 12, 2017 07:09AM by Admin
As a CRM user you need to be aware of the fact that only the privileged users can delete the customer records. However, the records can be deleted only after all the associated objects are removed. When the user deletes the customer records, it is not permanently deleted. Its stored in the Trash and he can either retrieve it if needed or delete forever.
Apptivo Customers app allows you to view the deleted customers using "Trash" option. It also allows you to "Restore" and "Delete forever" a customer.
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Digital Arts & the Environment Syllabus 2018
"A worthy subject is the most important discovery for artists—it's the magnetic passion that burns at the core of their work, attracting or repelling us, and determining whether they will attempt to evoke what is deepest and highest in us."
—Artist Alex Grey, in Zig Zag Zen
Flexibility is of utmost importance in the class. Please note that this syllabus is PROVISIONAL.
The image below is a part of Alex Ingram's WXNDER project: he's a former CSUSM student: "Ultimately what began as a series about escapism became a direct reflection toward the opposite. Rather than absconding oneself, the shift to finding oneself became ever present allowing the journey to take on new meaning through deep reflection – contemplating man's connectivity to the cosmos, the meaning of life, manhood, and returning to the natural land."—Alex Ingram
WEEK 1 January 25
Introduce course requirements
READ: Environmental Art, and an overview essay by Sam Bower
ART: Mono Lake Project: most recently in the Extensions of Photography exhibit at UCSD, 2016; Huey Johnson: Art, Environment, and the Message in the Brick
Jerry Slough: Process Projects
Kim Abeles: Smog Plates
Final Project ideas
BOOK example: Brandon Cooley: Decaying California
MAGAZINE examples: Ethnobotany Project, Deborah Small & Rose Ramirez; Cooking the Native Way, Chia Cafe Collective: Blurb to Heyday
WEBSITE: later: creating a photographic portfolio examples:
POSTERS: see Women's March North County San Diego
Penny De Los Santos professional food photographer full screen website
Jeri Perez Website Portfolio|
Gary Scott Blog
Gary Scott Website Portfolio
INDEPENDENT STUDY Possibilities:
1. Funes Digital Arts Competition: Recruit Independent Study student to direct & manage for 3 units, or for the experience: APRIL 2017: Required for art majors: 3 winners receive $100:
2. SofA Photo Documentary Archive Project: focuses on diversity in the arts as well as diversity reflected in the demographics of our student body. Help organize student photos from three different classes in a CSUSM BOX account and add to the beautiful SofA website with photos organized by discipline: Dance, Theater, Music, Visual Arts, etc. This is a very important addition to our School of Arts, as it helps to promote collaboration across classrooms and images of diversity throughout the campus.
3. Art Exhibition assistant, Making Communities: Art and the Border: at UCSD, gathering plants and preparation during late January and February; installation February 23-24.A large multimedia exhibition highlighting the depth of border-related art practices
WATCH & POST: Edward Burtynsky on Ted Talks: Manufactured Landscapes and Green Education: write about particular images. What is compelling for you about Burtynsky's photographic practice.
STUDY: Julieanne Kost photography
Begin introduction/review of Library Module: Library Module of Lightroom CC:
For advanced students: Julieanne Kost
BRING: an external hard drive with images to work on in Lightroom/Photoshop
WEEK 2 February 1
DISCUSS: Burtynsky's Ted Talk and your blog responses
How would you create a more sustainably functioning world?
What would you do if you had the power to make CSUSM a more sustainable campus.
Individual and Group ideas
SCREEN: Scene 7 Manufactured Landscapes
SET UP: Lightroom catalogues with your own external harddrives
SCREEN: Technical Stuff
Art Wolfe: 10 Deadly Sins of Composition
Art Wolfe: Favorite Composition
Marc Muench: Technical Trinity
In -classs next week: Foundations of Photography: Exposure, with Ben Long: Chapters 4-6: shutter speed, aperture, & ISO
KCET: Southern California Native People & Plants, from the California Continued exhibition at the Autry Museum of the American West in Griffith Park, LA.
Weaving Community: Tima Lotah Link: How Native Peoples are Rediscovering Their Basketry Traditions, with Nicholas Hummingbird
DISCUSS: collaboration
1. Create a series of landscape photographs inspired by the work of Art Wolfe or Edward Burtynsky. Edit and enhance in Lightroom/and or Photoshop and post on your blog by next week's class. In your post, please let us know what aspect of the artist you have chosen has inspired you.
WEEK 3 February 8
CLASS: Present photos you shot inspired by Wolfe and Burtynsky
SCREEN: environmental artists: What is a native epistemology?
Gathering Medicine: Kat High, Richard Bugbee & Sage LaPena
Decolonizing the Diet: Lois Connor, Barbara Drake, Lorene Sisquoc, & Craig Torres
Environmental photographer of 2016 award
Environmental photography awards, 2014 and 2015
REVIEW: BLOG set-up
REVIEW: workflow:
1 from camera to folder on your hardrive
2 open Lightroom from your catalog on your harddrive
3 import folder to Lightroom
4 edit and enhance in Lightroom
5 export selected images to a folder
6 uploaded to blog
Lightroom and Cameras:
Lightroom Catalog Set-up
How to learn your camera: youtube, Canon quickstart guides and manuals
Canon T5i: quickstart guide
full-length canon manual
Canon T3i quickstart quide
lynda.com: Up and Running with the Canon Rebel T4i and T5i
1. Go to the MOPA exhibition to see the Prix Pictet exhibition; BRING your Receipt for the exhibition or take a SELFIE in the Lobby and post on your blog. You will be writing a one page post on your chosen artist from the exhibition.
Artists include:
Valérie Belin
Ilit Azoulay
Matthew Brandt
Maxim Dondyuk
Alixandra Fazzina
Ori Gersht
John Gossage
Pieter Hugo
Gideon Mendel
Sophie Ristelhueber
Brent Stirton
Yang Yongliang
WRITE: One-page post about your chosen photographer at MOPA to present next week
SHOOT: Series of photos inspired by your chosen artist
BRING: Bring or borrow from Arts Checkout DSLR Cameras for Outdoor CSUSM photoshoot: we start at 5 pm sharp
WEEK 4 February 15
CLASS: Outdoor Photo Shoot: Chasing the Light: architecture, library indoors @5:20, USU sun side as sun goes down
CLASS: Present photos you shot inspired by your Prix Pictet photographer
SCREEN: environmental artists
Relationship to Place in San Diego County: firescapes, wildlands, wetlands, wastelands, urban development, urban decay, urban-wild interfaces.
Alex Boyd: the Scottish landscape: website
Alex Boyd: short video
Alex Boyd: inspiration: painter Caspar David Friedrich
1. Chasing Ice
2. Annenberg Space for Photography: choose a photographer
POST: One page post on your chosen Annenberg photographer
SHOOT: Series of photos inspired by your chosen Annenberg photographer
POST: @8-10 photos from your Annenberg-inspired shoot on your blog
WEEK 5 February 22
1. View you Prix Pictet-inspired photograph series
2. View your series of photographs inspired by the work of your photographer chosen from the Annenberg Space for Photography. You will speak about the relationship between what you learned from your photographer and your series of photos.
VIEW: Ansel Adams: excerpts
TECHNICAL STUFF Lightroom
Converting Photos to B & W
Virtual Copies
Adding Color Toning
Adding Cross Processing
Selective Coloring
Radial and Graduated Filters
SHOOT & POST: Think about what you'd like to do for your environmental project. Do a preliminary photo shoot of the kinds of things you will want to want to address. You are welcome to include information as well as diagrams, charts, whatever is useful to your thinking. You can also include your inspirations, etc. Think of this is an exploratory shoot or an experimental shoot rather than a finished product . . .
WEEK 6 March 1
DISCUSS: Final Environmental Project: we'll look more deeply at several different formats in preparation for your written Proposal.
VIEW: Preliminary photo shoot
WORK ON: Technical Chops in the Lightroom Develop Module: demo and Julieanne Kost tutorials: use an image from any shoot
1. Jan Staller: recycling, urban decay
Jan Staller: Hanging around
2. Briana Bryan: CSUSM alumna
3 . Richard Misrach: hugely important and compelling socio-political-cultural landscapes: Border Cantos, with Guillermo Galindo, musician/composer.
Landscape and social justice: "shifting environmental and political landscapes of the American West: start at 1:58 to 50:00
POST: a significant blog post about Misrach and Border Cantos: I'm mostly interested in hearing your reactions to the work, and not a summary of what you saw.
What is the difference between a landscape and a cultural landscape? What is different about the goals of the photographer. Landscape as hero, or landscape as actor in a relationship? Or acted upon?
1. Create Magazine/Website/Poster Project Proposal (minimum one page: 250 words) and post on your blog with accompanying photos by shooting a series of images that will help you to present your proposal.
a. Describe the proposed project: What is the story that you want to tell through your photographs, the general theme/focus of your project. What is the potential format (size) and anticipated length:
check out blurb.com for choices
b. Relevance of your project to your own life. Why have you chosen to your particular subject for your book project. How will you tell your story to make it compelling, memorable
c. How do you plan to find other artists and/or environmentalists who might help inspire your project, conceptually, aesthetically, technically.
d. How might research enhance your project
e. How will your project enhance your learning and growth.
f. What do you anticipate you will learn from creating this project.
g. VERY IMPORTANT: How will you disseminate your project: how will you promote your project once it is completed
h. What do you want your viewer/audience to remember a year after looking at/interactiving with your project.
i. Alternative final formats:
Exhibition or a series of prints and/or photos & text panels
Multimedia project with voice-over, sound, music
Large-scale projection in/outdoors
WRITE: Proposal for Final Project
SHOOT: another series of photographs to accompany your Proposal
WEEK 7 March 8
1. Present proposals: this is a graded exercise
2. Technical Chops in the Lightroom Develop Module Part 2: demo and Julieanne Kost tutorials
1. TUTORIALS: watch to enhance technical chops
2. CHOOSE: second online mentor. This person can be from the Annenberg Space for Photography or from another site . . . Shoot a series of photos for your Final Project, or supplementary photos, inspired by your Annenberg mentor
3. BRING DSLR cameras and lenses to school next Wednesday for outdoor photo shoot
WEEK 8 March 15
CSUSM Outdoor Photo Shoot: shallow and deep depth of field: Or you can practice a technique you will need for your final project: remember to always be aware of the light: The Ethnobotany Garden might be a great place to photograph
a. Posted reflections on second Annenberg artist from the March 7 homework: why is the photographer compelling to you. How might they inspire your Final Environmental Project
b.Posted Photo shoot inspired by your Annenberg artists for your Final Project
LEARN: compositing in Photoshop with multiple images
Inside Tracks: Media Storm
Inside Tracks: with Rick Smolan, photographer, and Robyn Davidson, writer and adventurer
POST: your response to Tracks: what did you learn that will be useful to your own photographic practice; to your own life?
1. EDIT, ENHANCE, and POST: photos from outdoor photo shoot
2. Work on Final Environmental Project Photo Shoot: Shoot a comprehensive series, which you will show to the class when we return on March 29. Also, work on figuring out the actual format for your piece.
WEEK 9 March 22: SPRING BREAK
Work on Final Environmental Project Photo Shoot: Shoot a comprehensive series, which you will show to the class when we return on March 29. Also, work on figuring out the actual format for your final environmental project. This is an important graded presentation
WEEK 10 March 29:
CLASS: Present work-in-progress Photo Shoot for your Final Environmental Project. This is an important graded presentation. Discuss your final format for the project.
Sant Khalsa: water
Sant Khalsa: Images into Action
Agnes Denes: Wheatfield
Chris Jordan
Intolerable Beauty
Intolerable Beauty: Portraits of American Mass Consumption (2003 – 2005)
Exploring around our country's shipping ports and industrial yards, where the accumulated detritus of our consumption is exposed to view like eroded layers in the Grand Canyon, I find evidence of a slow-motion apocalypse in progress. I am appalled by these scenes, and yet also drawn into them with awe and fascination. The immense scale of our consumption can appear desolate, macabre, oddly comical and ironic, and even darkly beautiful; for me its consistent feature is a staggering complexity.
The pervasiveness of our consumerism holds a seductive kind of mob mentality. Collectively we are committing a vast and unsustainable act of taking, but we each are anonymous and no one is in charge or accountable for the consequences. I fear that in this process we are doing irreparable harm to our planet and to our individual spirits.
As an American consumer myself, I am in no position to finger wag; but I do know that when we reflect on a difficult question in the absence of an answer, our attention can turn inward, and in that space may exist the possibility of some evolution of thought or action. So my hope is that these photographs can serve as portals to a kind of cultural self-inquiry. It may not be the most comfortable terrain, but I have heard it said that in risking self-awareness, at least we know that we are awake.
Midway: Trailer
Midway Message from the Gyre
On Midway Atoll, a remote cluster of islands more than 2000 miles from the nearest continent, the detritus of our mass consumption surfaces in an astonishing place: inside the stomachs of thousands of dead baby albatrosses. The nesting chicks are fed lethal quantities of plastic by their parents, who mistake the floating trash for food as they forage over the vast polluted Pacific Ocean.
For me, kneeling over their carcasses is like looking into a macabre mirror. These birds reflect back an appallingly emblematic result of the collective trance of our consumerism and runaway industrial growth. Like the albatross, we first-world humans find ourselves lacking the ability to discern anymore what is nourishing from what is toxic to our lives and our spirits. Choked to death on our waste, the mythical albatross calls upon us to recognize that our greatest challenge lies not out there, but in here.
In Katrina's Wake: Unnatural Disasters
In Katrina's Wake: Portraits of Loss from an Unnatural Disaster(2005) This series, photographed in New Orleans in November and December of 2005, portrays the cost of Hurricane Katrina on a personal scale. Although the subjects are quite different from those in my earlier Intolerable Beauty series, this project is motivated by the same concerns about our runaway consumerism.
There is evidence to suggest that Katrina was not an entirely natural event like an earthquake or tsunami. The 2005 hurricane season's extraordinary severity can be linked to global warming, which America contributes to in disproportionate measure through our extravagant consumer and industrial practices. Never before have the cumulative effects of our consumerism become so powerfully focused into a visible form, like the sun's rays narrowed through a magnifying glass. Almost 300,000 Americans lost everything they owned in the Katrina disaster. The question in my mind is whether we are all responsible in some degree.
The hurricane's damage has been further amplified by other human causes, including failures of preparedness and response on many levels; existing poverty conditions; levee problems that were mired in political maneuverings; poor environmental and wetlands practices that left some areas more vulnerable; and the conspicuous absence of federal resources that were already being used in the Bush Administration's wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
From that perspective, my hope is that these images might encourage some reflection on the part that we each play, and the loss that we all suffer, when a preventable catastrophe of this magnitude happens to the people of our own country. Katrina has illuminated our interconnectedness, and it makes our personal accountability as members of a conscious society ever more difficult to deny.
Michael Wolfe
My favorite thing: groups
Hong Kong Flora
Paris Tree Shadows
Michael Wolf's work in series, Bastard Chairs project that he combines as GRIDS:
Chairs and other topics video
ARchitecture of Density video
Joshua White
Survey of the American Yard
Annenberg video
CLASS: create TIMELINE for Final Project with goals for the dates below. Create posts with photos for each of our class dates listed below.
April 5:
April 12:
April 19:
April 26:
May 3:
May 10: Final Project Presentation
1 POST: Each week you will be posting work-in-progress on FINAL PROJECT: please post your goals for the week, and how you met them. continue working on Environmental Project
2. READ: DESERT X: Land Art at the Edge of the City
WEEK 11 April 5
DISCUSS: your homework assigned reading of DESERT X: Land Art at the Edge of the City
Desert X "urges viewers to slow down, take time and attention to discover what's in between the works of art, on the way to them, and to find their own passage, at their own pace. In a very real sense, the deep content of Desert X is not even the impressive array of site-responsive sculptural installations, but the durational experience of crisscrossing the world the artworks inhabit. The art is a busy person's much-needed excuse, occasion, and anchor for an enterprise of duration, discovery, and slow-moving presence."
Artists: Choose one: Doug Aitken: choose one of the artists, reflect on their art contribution to Desert X, google for more info, and create a post on your blog about your chosen artist.
See video at bottom of page; human interacting with house/landscape/reflection
Photo & Text Portfolio Website: Format
Format: Cera Hensley + text
Format: Cera Hensley: Shades of Spring: continuous panorama
Format Cera Hensley: Product Photography panos
Format: William Widmer: text/captions example
Format: Olga Ingurazia
Format: Haruka Sakaguchi
Format: Haruka Sakaguchi: text/photo diaryJanine Jorge blog
Format: Amanda Rowan
HOMEWORK: FINAL PROJECT: continue working on Environmental Project. Everyone who didn't show their work-in-progress on April 5 will show April 12. Even if you showed on April 5, you're welcome to share your new work-in-progress.
WEEK 12 April 12
1. New photos for your Final Project posted on your blogs; discussion about your progress. Everyone who didn't show their work-in-progress last week will show today.
2. Possible Funes photo submissions: Posted on your blogs
Sustainable Urban Agrihood
Growing Food as Revolutionary Act
SHARE & CREATE: How to Create an Photo Portfolio Website in 22slides.
deb 22 slides
Blog Post re: Robert Adams: landscape photographer
"His refined black-and-white photographs document scenes of the American West of the past four decades, revealing the impact of human activity on the last vestiges of wilderness and open space. Although often devoid of human subjects, or sparsely populated, Adams's photographs capture the physical traces of human life: a garbage-strewn roadside, a clear-cut forest, a half-built house.
An underlying tension in Adams's body of work is the contradiction between landscapes visibly transformed or scarred by human presence and the inherent beauty of light and land rendered by the camera. Adams's complex photographs expose the hollowness of the 19th Century American doctrine of Manifest Destiny, expressing somber indignation at the idea (still alive in the 21st Century) that the West represents an unlimited natural resource for human consumption. But his work also conveys hope that change can be effected, and it speaks with joy of what remains glorious in the West."
Blog Post re: An-My Lê landscape photographer
"An-My Le was born in Saigon, Vietnam in 1960. Lê fled Vietnam with her family as a teenager in 1975, the final year of the war, eventually settling in the United States as a political refugee. Her photographs and films examine the impact, consequences, and representation of war.
Whether in color or black-and-white, her pictures frame a tension between the natural landscape and its violent transformation into battlefields. Suspended between the formal traditions of documentary and staged photography, Lê's work explores the disjunction between wars as historical events and the ubiquitous representation of war in contemporary entertainment, politics, and collective consciousness"
If there is time . . .
FUNES submissions collection in Lightroom: load your 9 best images so far into a collection, and post on your blog: we will help you choose . . . your best 3.
WORK on Final Project.
WEEK 13 April 19 LIBRARY RESEARCH DAY with FILM
VIEW and WRITE a separate post for each film
1. Waste Land with Vic Muniz: Director Lucy Walker
Available on Amazon, linked above
2. Watermark with Edward Burtynsky Pay special attention to the composition of each frame. Stop the film so you can study particularly compelling framing.
Available on Amazon, linked above
FIELDTRIP: Elfin Forest Interpretive Center at 8833 Harmony Grove Rd, Escondido, CA 92029. Please get there by 5:30 pm.
BRING: DSLR cameras, lenses, and TRIPODS, reflectors, diffusers, SNACKS. We will meet at the Elfin Forest Interpretive Center at 8833 Harmony Grove Rd, Escondido, CA 92029 at 5:20 pm. We'll stay until the park closes.
FUNES Photo Competition: Art Majors/Minors required: upload your 3 strongest photos to submit: Poster with directions: click on link:
WEEK 14 April 26
FIELDTRIP: Elfin Forest Interpretive Center at 8833 Harmony Grove Rd, Escondido, CA 92029. Please get there by 5:30 pm or earlier.
BRING: DSLR cameras, lenses, and TRIPODS, reflectors, diffusers, SNACKS. We will meet aat the Interpretive Center as close to 5 pm as possible and stay until at least 7 pm or later when the park closes. First, we'll go on a class ethnobotany walk together along the creek, then you'll be shooting.
8833 Harmony Grove Rd
Escondido, CA 92029
1. EDIT & POST best photos from Elfin Forest Fieldtrip to present next week
2. POST: Work-in-progress on Final Environmental Project
WEEK 15 May 3
1. SHARE: Blog post re Elfin Forest Pboto Shoot. Before you show your work, I'll give you class time to write a reflection about the shoot and the place.
2. PREVIEW: in-progress-report on FINAL PROJECT
3. BLOG POST: Write a reflection about your Final Project. How will you disseminate your work.
4. LINK: If your Final Environmental Project has an online Link: then you will add the Link to the class blogsite under your name; for example, book link on blurb (Brandon), website, etc.
5. VIEW/DOWNLOAD: ARTS & ENVIRONMENT CLASS LIST OF ASSIGNMENTS check this out for assistance making sure your blogs are complete: actual dates/weeks may vary somewhat, but that is not important. What is important is that your blogs are complete and comprehensive.
SEE: Kodie Gerritsen is an exemplary Blogger from our class:
6. SCREEN: Mac Stone: Endangered Everglades
So my job, then, is to use photography as a communication tool, to help bridge the gap between the science and the aesthetics, to get people talking, to get them thinking, and to hopefully, ultimately, get them caring.—Mac Stone, Ted Talks
FINAL PROJECT: COMPLETE for next week: no late projects
BLOG POST: Write a reflection about your Final Project.
REVIEW all Blog Posts for completeness: Kodie Gerritsen is an exemplary Blogger from our class:
WEEK 16 May 10
All Final Projects Due
PRESENT: Completed BLOGS! No late blog posts!
VIEW: FINAL PROJECTS (no late projects accepted, except in extraordinary medical circumstances)
Chasing Ice: James Balog: amazon rental
Sebastiao SalgadoL Salt of the Earth
Chased by the Light: Jim Brandenburg
Ansel Adams: A Documentary Film, PBS
Edward Burtynsky: Watermark and Manufactured Landscapes: amazon rental
Sally Mann: What Remains: The Life and Work of Sally Mann: amazon rental and prime
Annie Leibovitz: Life Through a Lens: amazon rental
Dorothea Lange: Grab a Hunk of Lightning: amazon rental
Pedro E. Guerrero: amazon rental
Post re: Robert Adams: landscape photographer
"His refined black-and-white photographs document scenes of the American West of the past four decades, revealing the impact of human activity on the last vestiges of wilderness and open space. Although often devoid of human subjects, or sparsely populated, Adams's photographs capture the physical traces of human life: a garbage-strewn roadside, a clear-cut forest, a half-built house.
An underlying tension in Adams's body of work is the contradiction between landscapes visibly transformed or scarred by human presence and the inherent beauty of light and land rendered by the camera. Adams's complex photographs expose the hollowness of the 19th Century American doctrine of Manifest Destiny, expressing somber indignation at the idea (still alive in the 21st Century) that the West represents an unlimited natural resource for human consumption. But his work also conveys hope that change can be effected, and it speaks with joy of what remains glorious in the West."
Post re: An-My Lê landscape photographer
"An-My Le was born in Saigon, Vietnam in 1960. Lê fled Vietnam with her family as a teenager in 1975, the final year of the war, eventually settling in the United States as a political refugee. Her photographs and films examine the impact, consequences, and representation of war.
Whether in color or black-and-white, her pictures frame a tension between the natural landscape and its violent transformation into battlefields. Suspended between the formal traditions of documentary and staged photography, Lê's work explores the disjunction between wars as historical events and the ubiquitous representation of war in contemporary entertainment, politics, and collective consciousness"
Ash Thorp: CSUSM graduate: Ender's game, etc: guest may come to CSUSM
Study contemporary photographers who explore the global "industrial sublime," as well as photographers who explore are regional ecosystems in California and Baja
Wild, the movie
BJornson: experimental nature
David Maisel: aerial/industrial sublime
This field trip is REQUIRED for everyone. LEAVE EXTRA TIME for driving, as there is construction on Pechanga Parkway.
We will meet at the Pechanga Service Station, which is just beyond the Pechanga Casino.
45000 Pechanga Pkwy, Temecula, CA 92592
(please google for directions)
Everyone needs to be there by 3:40 PM at the latest. We will be getting on a Pechanga bus then. There is a good Mexican take-out restaurant at the gas station if you get there early. Inexpensive too. You can park in the parking lot behind the gas station, or any of the Casino parking lots, but park close to the gas station.
They will then have a small bus for us to visit the Great Oak and the Cove, where there's a pond and traditional village structures: a giant acorn granary, cedar bark house, ramada, sweat. It's really beautiful, set against the mountains.
Bring your charged DSLR cameras, tripods, etc. This will be a great photo shoot day.
Please remember we are guests of the Pechanga Band of Luiseño Indians. They are a sovereign nation. There is no public access unless you are invited onto the reservation. This is a great honor and privilege for us, as well as a great photo opportunity!
Please bring warm clothes. We'll probably be outside until around 6:30 pm.
Final Book/Magazine Project ideas
The Book of Hours were medieval illuminated manuscripts. The Book of Magic Hours are illuminated photography books: when light is palpable, and backlighting renders everything luminous, magical.
Refueled magazine Issue 14
Refueled magazine Issue 13
What Liberty Ate magazine
Gabriela Iancu
Online Magazine Site for layout ideas
Andrew Pandes: final project 2016
Photographer David duChemin: The next step on your photographic journey: to make photographs that are much more powerful.
The most powerful photograph is the one that connects with both the heart and mind of the reader. It's the image that our imaginations keep returning to, and keep asking questions about; the image that stirs something in our emotions. That captivation is what prolongs our experience of the photograph, it's what grabs our souls and won't let go. It's more human.
And more than ever we need photographs that are deeply human, empathetic, insightful . . . We can push past the size of our photographs and create depth. Not bit depth. Emotional depth. Depth of connection. Those will be the images to which we cling, the images that resonate with us and stick.
Once you've got your exposure figured out, and can competently focus an image, two things the camera is getting very good at doing, the only thing left is to create something that connects. That's the human task, the part that requires creativity, soul, and something to say.
We do that with composition, with color, with our choice of moments, and we do it with storytelling.
Human beings are storytelling creatures. We find meaning there, we find hope. It's how we change minds and stir hearts to action. And knowing how to use your camera won't help you with this. This part of the photographic journey is done with the heart and the imagination, because it's the heart and the imagination to which we speak . . .
We have always, and will always, hunger for stories. That hunger is hard-wired into us. You couldn't stop it if you tried.
For the photographer wanting to find deeper relevance and connection to her audience, there are ways to do that powerfully, and one of those is storytelling. The more human, the more honest and vulnerable the better.
What story does your work tell? With what bigger story do you feed your audience – on gallery walls, your portfolio, or your Instagram feed? How could you tighten that story, edit it, reduce it to its most powerful elements? How can we make it a little more universal and a little less about ourselves? These are important questions.


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ART Lakeview is calling all Chicago-area artists to join our annual fall pop-up gallery display. This three-week exhibit is designed to showcase local talent and the many extraordinary businesses along Lincoln Avenue. The storefront displays will beautify the corridor and attract the curious, the novice and the art enthusiast to this vibrant community. ART Lakeview invites artists to submit original works in varying disciplines to our jury for selection. Those pieces accepted for participation will be displayed at a number of retail venues and storefronts along Lincoln Avenue between Addison and Diversey. Lakeview residents and the general public will be able to view your exhibited works as they visit their favorite Lincoln Avenue locations.
The artist entry fee is $25 for up to two pieces of submitted artwork, and $50 for three to five submitted pieces. Checks should be made payable to Lakeview Chamber of Commerce and included with the Application, which can be downloaded at LakeviewChamber.com. Participation is open to artists 18 years of age or older.
Any artist with questions or experiencing difficulties in accessing the application online is welcome to call the Big Buzz Idea Group office (event partner) at 847.677.8273.
Big Buzz Idea Group
3332 W. Foster Ave. #121
Chicago, Illinois 60625
Thursday, July 25, 2013
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Talk:Linkability Rules
Although the initial failure mode of unlinkable sets is correct in principle. It doesn't take the fact into account the checking algorithm is 'global coordinate/position based', while linked sets can be rotated over general angles. A new linkability check over a valid linkable set, which is rotated (causing a different order in the prim selection of the linkability check) can cause this set to become invalid.
Linkability checks over already linked sets should be performed using the coordinate system as established by the rotation of the linked set, instead of a global coordinate system, to prevent a rotation of a valid linked set breaking the linked set. Damanios Thetan
I changed the SMALLEST_MAX to be LINK_BONUS, and bumped it from 1.0 to 2.0, as per changes in the code. User:Andrew_Linden
New algorithm overview graphic?
Kelly Linden and I added some attempts at better ways to explain the algorithm in a more-intuitive way. I think there probably needs to be something graphical, though. Assuming I transformed the equations correctly in the 'visualization' section, I'm thinking something like
- Two identical complicated-looking prims with bounding boxes with nice numbers, like 1.5x2x6 (diameter: 6.5)
- Show the bounding boxes as shown by the 'stretch' tool
- Replace the complicated-looking prims by boxes
- Add a translucent bounding sphere around each prim
- Add translucent spheres which are triple each bounding sphere
- Add translucent spheres which are one more meter around
- Show that the spheres interact, and can be linked
...any good? Celierra Darling 08:24, 3 April 2008 (PDT)
- My head hurts Mitzy Shino 18:32, 9 Dec 2009 (NZDT)
I actually made a graphic before I read this and stuck it in there (the brightly colored prim shapes), but it doesn't cover the details of the math, just the order in which single prims are checked, then the failures are sub-checked, etc. I was trying to explain that part to someone, and the graphic just came about as a result. Perhaps a short animation would better explain the more detailed picture? Tiger Crossing 17:21, 4 April 2008 (PDT)
New Linkability Rule - 2010
If I understand the new link rules properly, then the following should be correct. The only question I'm left with is how the center of a prim is calculated. -- Strife (talk|contribs) 21:02, 2 December 2010 (UTC) <csharp>bool linkable(prim[] prims) {
if(prims == null || prims.length > 256) return false; if(prims.length < 2) return prims.length > 0;
Vector center = new Vector(); foreach(prim p in prims) center += p.center; center /= prims.length;
foreach (prim p in prims) if((p.center - center).Magnitude >= 54) return false; return true;
- I would put 27, the radius, not 54, the diameter, in that last check. The distance from the center of a sphere to the edge is a radius, and the new rule mentions only a diameter. Windy Schor 19:03, 13 March 2012 (PDT)