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Modes of Conflict, Patterns of Shame
Nov 9, 2014
Here's an interview with myself on the subject of conflict, drawing on the compelling categories of shame presented by the Southdown Institute.
Discuss a time you had an emotional conflict with someone. What was it about? What happened? What was the source of the conflict?
A few years ago my then-housemate (still friend) and I got into a dispute about the portioning of rent at our apartment. There were decisions to be made; I'd moved from being a part time resident of the place to full time, and people occupying each bedroom were changing around. We had to figure out rents. At one point, I misunderstood something he said. I'd found this apartment for the whole crew--no minor dedication of time, as any New Yorker knows. This housemate and I had also worked hard together to get out of a prior lease commitment when it turned out the place had bed bugs, and the land lord was going to let us move in without telling us.
In the new place, during the discussion about rent splits, I took something my housemate said to mean that because I didn't yet live there full time, he and the others could decide to kick me out. I fumed over this for a day before confronting him on this. To his credit, he realized how angry I was and took the issue seriously. He assured me that I'd misunderstood him. Things resolved pretty quickly after that. But airing it out was as essential as disarming a bomb.
How did you handle that conflict?
I didn't stew very long on the issue, but I did let myself get quite angry about it because I felt that I was not being given credit for having found the apartment. I wish I could have kept a cooler head; it was only a discussion about money. That said, I am glad I didn't put off discussing my feelings for too long.
Did your actions make the conflict better or worse?
It was my misapprehension that started the conflict, so ultimately it was on me. But I don't think I made it worse once the seed was planted. It was too important for me to avoid.
If you could go back, what would you do differently, if anything?
I'd like to say that I should have clarified the issue at the moment I took offense. But really, that was in the course of a long discussion. Giving the issue its own time, a day or so later, was the only way to deal with it.
What did you learn from this experience?
I learned that friends are never going to have any problem with you airing out your grievances. People are inclined to help their friends, and communication is a balm that can fix a lot of problems.
Relative to the Compass
As far as the compass of shame goes, I tend toward Avoidance, the southern point. I am apt to exempt myself from a conflict by convincing myself that I'm above it.  I just have to be better about addressing conflicts that do need addressing, and not letting them go unresolved.


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Creative Computing
Joel Gethin Lewis
Week 1: Lecture 1: Introduction
What I'm going to talk about now:
- Introductions.
- Questions.
- My motivations and my aims for the next year.
- What are your aims for the next year?
- Doing this right thing/Ethics.
- Copying/Plagarism.
- Some artists: Agnes Martin, Anni Albers, Lilian Schwarz, Nam June Paik, Bruce Nauman.
- Practice.
- How to criticise well.
- Counting in decimal, unary and binary.
- Memory in computers, storing numbers and words.
- How big things are.
- Really, really, really big numbers.
- Homework assignment!
Are you recording Joel? Have you taken the register first?
0. Introductions.
- What do you like to be called?
- How did you get to college today?
- How are you feeling today in one word?
1. Questions?
- What questions do you have?
- What are your concerns? What are you worried about? What do you want to ask but you are
embarrassed?
- All questions allowed!
- 20 minutes alone on post it notes, then double group size every 10 minutes until it's the whole
group.
- This idea came from Zach Lieberman. He does this exercise
at the start of every session of School of Poetic Computation in New
York.
2. My motivations and my aims for the next year. (continued).
2. My motivations and my aims for the next year. (continued).
- Brain exploding and some coding.
- I'm going to reference Wikipedia a lot in this
course, because I think it's one of the best things that humanity has ever made, and I wish
I'd had it when I was young. Also it's free - I hated it when teachers would reference books
that I couldn't afford when I was at university.
2. My motivations and my aims for the next year (continued).
- I only ask that you pay attention and ask questions if you have them. I'd really encourage
you to take the time to watch the films and read the references I put up. Think of them as
cheat codes
to get you to the next level quicker than I did.
- To introduce lots of interesting concepts from many areas so that you know the magic
word to search for if you want to know more. Obfuscation is a BIG problem.
- To teach you how to code, to start you on that path and point you in the
right direction.
- To teach the history of creative computing, and by extension, computing, creativity and
everything (-;.
2. My motivations and my aims for the next year (continued).
- To teach you see problems at many levels (abstraction), break down problems
(decomposition),
find the order in them (pattern
recognition), make solutions using a series of steps (algorithms) and realise that you
might be able to use that solution in lots of areas (generalisation).
- Most of all, to teach you to be autodidacts, and, as previously mentioned, to
blow your mind at least once per lecture.
- First task: what is an autodidact?
2. My motivations and my aims for the next year (continued).
- I'm inspired by other people the most.
- Here are some
artists. Have you heard of them before?
- Here are some more
artists. Have you
heard of them before?
- I'm still learning. Just like you.
- You are not children, just less experienced (in some things!) than me. That's it.
- My name is Joel, please call me that. Not Sir or Mr.Lewis or anything else. Apart from Cyber or
JGL.
- This year I want to get better at 3D software - does anyone know about that? Does anyone know Blender?
2. My motivations and my aims for the next year (continued).
3. What are your aims for the next year? Some suggestions...
- Taking some inspiration from the Bauhaus, I think materiality is interesting. What does
materiality mean? I hear it all the time at universities.
- The Bauhaus also had the best parties, do we want to do that too?
- This year is not a break, it's about practice. We are going to do projects all the time. What
do you want to make? What are the issues that matter to you? Why do they matter to you?
- What kind of utopia do you want? I think I want university everywhere, forever, for everyone.
Sometimes teaching, sometimes learning.
3. What are your aims for the next year? Some suggestions... (continued)
- Caitlin Morris has some advice for you all:
"Remind students that technical exercises can be the root of a bigger idea. I’ve had
students submit small
sketches along with their introductory exercises under the prompt of “if I worked on this
for another
month/year, what
could it become?”. Some really beautiful ideas emerge and I’ve found that it makes students
more
concept-attentive in their weekly projects, as well as providing some groundwork for larger
final projects."
3. What are your aims for the next year? Some suggestions... (continued)
- I think this is great advice for how to make progress to bigger goals:
3. What are your aims for the next year? Some suggestions... (continued)
- You are going to go further faster than anyone else here.
- Faster than the BSc, the MSc, the PhD's or the staff.
- The reason is that you already have a practice.
- Creative computing knowledge can be applied to ANY practice. See the MIT Computational Thinking
book to see how
researchers in many fields are learning computational knowledge that even computer scientists
don't use, as
they don't have the orginal subject knowledge.
- Do we have any textiles people here? Textiles is the beginning of computing! The Jacquard Loom
was the first programmable object. Also, Anni Albers is one of my favourite artists. How could
we be inspired by her practice?
3. What are your aims for the next year? Some suggestions... (continued)
- Again, that MIT Computational Thinking book has a large section about the importance of
computing to every area
of science. I want to prove that for craft and design and art.
- Do you want to do the same? This is what we are all here to do.
- We are now a community.
3. What are your aims for the next year? Some suggestions... (continued)
- Introduction exercise: "Name Circle".
- Energy exercise: "Clap Circle".
- Do you know any more of these? Send me them if you do.
3. What are your aims for the next year? Some suggestions... (continued)
- Circle is always the way I want to do things when we discuss, but I’m going to bend it into a
half circle when I do presentations, but I’m going to sit in the middle.
- Sit where you like on chairs or on the floor or whatever. If you need to go to the bathroom or
take a moment
it’s fine, you don’t have to ask.
- Please silence
your devices so everyone else finds it easier to pay attention. Saying that, I actively
encourage you to use
devices when you are in this community whenever you want to.
- Part of what you are going to do together is to
write notes on what is going on so you can share them.
- It’s up to you to organise things.
3. What are your aims for the next year? Some suggestions... (continued)
- I’m going to record
my screen and camera as a backup, which you can use if you want. Come to me if you want video
files
on the
Slack.
- I will also post my lecture slides, they will always be online on the Github. That’s how
I’m
delivering
them now.
- The complete slides for the course aren’t available yet as they don’t exist. I’m going to
write as we
go because this is the first time that this is happening.
- I need you to help future DIPLOMATS!
- What
do we call
ourselves? What is our motto? Secret handshake?
- It’s up to us in this community to make it kind. I need your help to do that.
3. What are your aims for the next year? Some suggestions... (continued)
- Slack is the primary means of communication for this course.
- Everyone say hi to me in Slack!
- If you want to use Slack to build a document for the lecture
that’s fine. Or
Google Docs? Or EtherPad?
Or
Studio Code "Live Share" (now
out of
beta)?
3. What are your aims for the next year?
- They are going to make notes and share
them together, I
will also add content to the wiki.
- There will be prizes for best writer, editor, illustrator, photographer,
videographer, musician and influencer/hype person at the end of the year.
- Demo the course wiki, make a new page for companies to visit.
- Who has a GitHub ID already?
3. What are your aims for the next year? Some suggestions... (continued)
- I want someone who doesn't have a GitHub ID to pair up with someone who has and the person who
has show the person who hasn't how to sign up. Everyone do that. Give me your usernames on the
Slack when you have done it and I'll add you to the GitHub project for the whole term.
- Which companies do you want to visit? You must perfect moving as a silent unit! You could make a
patch to thank
people you visit? See Trevor Paglen's Symbology
work for some inspiration.
- Which galleries do you want to visit? Make a page for that.
3. What are your aims for the next year? Some suggestions... (continued)
- Do we want to do social media?
- What is our course Code of Conduct (CoC)? From p5js? Let's discuss.
- Do we want to make a Wikipedia page for the course? For each other? How do we get the Diplomats
nickname in there? Do we have to publish an article somewhere? On Twitter? Is this even allowed?
3. What are your aims for the next year? Some suggestions... (continued)
- I'd like to set up an audio reactive visual posse/crew/gang that start doing visuals for club
nights and the
like, lets start running our own!
- Or a TV station?
- Nintendo Labo club?
- Thoughts?
3. What are your aims for the next year? Some suggestions... (continued)
- What about a trip?
- What about a retreat?
- What about here?
4. Doing this right thing/Ethics.
5. Copying/Plagarism.
- This is the official
UAL page on referencing and academic misconduct.
5. Copying/Plagarism (continued).
- The main thing I take from it is this section:
"Throughout your studies, you will be
encouraged to reference the
work of other artists, writers, designers or performers in your work. Tutors will expect to
find reference to
the sources of your ideas in supporting documentation such as sketchbooks or initial drafts.
This is an
essential and valuable part of your education. As long as the source of the ideas is
acknowledged, this is not
plagiarism."
6. Some artists: Agnes Martin, Anni Albers, Lilian Schwarz, Nam June Paik, Bruce Nauman.
- What follows are a few artists that I love and think that you might be interested in. There are
many more, as
we saw earlier.
- Perhaps a page of references might be an interesting page to add to the wiki?
6. Some artists: Agnes Martin, Anni Albers, Lilian Schwarz, Nam June Paik, Bruce Nauman
(continued).
- Agnes
Martin
-
"To progress in life you must give up the things that you do not like. Give up doing
the things that
you do not like to do. You must find the things that you do like. The things that are
acceptable to your
mind."
6. Some artists: Agnes Martin, Anni Albers, Lilian Schwarz, Nam June Paik, Bruce Nauman
(continued).
- Anni
Albers
-
"Being creative is not so much the desire to do something as the listening to that
which wants to be
done: the dictation of the materials."
6. Some artists: Agnes Martin, Anni Albers, Lilian Schwarz, Nam June Paik, Bruce Nauman
(continued).
6. Some artists: Agnes Martin, Anni Albers, Lilian Schwarz, Nam June Paik, Bruce Nauman
(continued).
- Nam
June Paik
-
"Skin has become inadequate in interfacing with reality. Technology has become the
body's new membrane
of existence."
6. Some artists: Agnes Martin, Anni Albers, Lilian Schwarz, Nam June Paik, Bruce Nauman
(continued).
- Bruce
Nauman
-
"And then what makes the work interesting is if you choose the right questions."
7. Practice.
- What is Practice?
- When I thought about it, it helped me alot.
- I like it because the word has many meanings, like many words. What meanings does it have for
you? Have you head it at UAL alot?
- What is a practice? What is your practice? What is the question that moves you in a direction?
Or in no direction?
- My
presentation about the
future that I also presented in Oslo recently.
8. How to criticise well.
8. How to criticise well (continued).
- Getting
rid of value words by Airea D. Matthews.
- We will use Post It notes for crits, giving them to the subject afterwards.
- I have a strict "don't touch other peoples computers" rule. I'm never going to type for you or
fix something for you by doing it for you.
- Please use the reading
list,
please use my links if you buy. The library should be getting them all, cc me in on an email to
them if it
isn't working. Lets also discuss alternative ways of reading the material.
- Why reading is important.
9. Counting in decimal, unary and binary.
- Counting is using groups of symbols to represent quantities or amounts.
- Let's count to 100 in Decimal. When do
we need a extra digits?
- Let's count to 10 in Unary.
- Let's count to 20 in Binary. When
do we need an extra digit?
- What's the biggest number you can count to on your fingers? On your fingers and toes?
10. Memory in computers, storing numbers and words.
- Computers use binary to represent everything in memory.
- A bit is a Binary digIT.
- A byte is eight bits. (BEight).
- A kilobyte is 1,024 (2^10) bytes, mostly.
- A megabyte is 1,048,576 (2^20) bytes, mostly.
10. Memory in computers, storing numbers and words (continued).
- One megabyte is approximately one minute of 128 kbit/s MP3 compressed music.
- One megabyte is six seconds of uncompressed CD audio.
- One megabyte is a typical English book volume in plain text format (500 pages × 2000
characters per page).
- The human genome consists of DNA representing 800 MB of data. The parts that differentiate
one person from another can be compressed to 4 MB!
10. Memory in computers, storing numbers and words (continued).
- There are different ways of storing numbers and words in computers, as whole these values
are known as Data types.
- Whole numbers or Integers are stored as ints. E.g. 0, 5,
-567.
- Numbers which are in between whole numbers are stored as Floating Points or
floats. E.g. 3.142 or -5.66343.
- As these numbers are stored in certain amounts of memory, if they get too big (or negative,
or precise) the computer can run out of memory to store them, or overflow. This is bad. See
the Y2K bug.
10. Memory in computers, storing numbers and words (continued).
- You can also store individual characters of the alphabet as chars.
- However, there are different encodings of characters - ASCII and Unicode for example - which allow
different character sets to be displayed.
- You can store words (multiple characters) in strings - which are actually just lists of
chars.
- Another name for lists are arrays.
- Strings are one dimensional arrays.
We'll be discussing two dimensional arrays next time.
- Data can be stored as fixed values (constants) or
values that can change (variables).
11. How big things are.
- Thanks to Terrence J. Sejnowski and his
article on Edge.org for the following examples.
- How many seconds are there in a lifetime? 10^9 seconds.
A second is an arbitrary time unit, but one that is based on our experience. Our visual
system is bombarded by snapshots at a rate of around 3 per second caused by rapid eye
movements called saccades. Athletes often win or lose a race by a fraction of a second.
If you earned a dollar for every second in your life you would be a billionaire.
However, a second can feel like a minute in front of an audience and a quiet weekend can
disappear in a flash. As a child, a summer seemed to last forever, but as an adult,
summer is over almost before it begins. William James speculated that subjective time
was measured in novel experiences, which become rarer as you get older. Perhaps life is
lived on a logarithmic time scale, compressed toward the end.
11. How big things are (continued).
- What is the GDP of the world? $10^14.
A billion dollars was once worth a lot, but there is now a long list of
multibillionaires. The US government recently stimulated the world economy by loaning
several trillion dollars to banks.  When you start thinking about the world
economy, the trillions of dollars add up. A trillion here, a trillion there, pretty soon
your talking about real money. But so far there aren't any trillionaires.
11. How big things are (continued).
- How many synapses are there in the brain? 10^15.
Two neurons can communicate with each other at a synapse, which is the computational unit
in the brain. The typical cortical synapse is less than a micron in diameter (10^-6
metres), near the resolution limit of the light microscope. If the economy of the world
is a stretch for us to contemplate, thinking about all the synapses in your head is mind
boggling. If I had a dollar for every synapse in your brain I could support the current
economy of the world for 10 years. Cortical neurons on average fire once a second, which
implies a bandwidth of around 10^15 bits per second, greater than the total bandwidth of
the internet backbone.
11. How big things are (continued).
- How many seconds will the sun shine? 10^17 seconds
Our sun has shined for billions of years and will continue to shine for billions more.
The universe seems to be standing still during our lifetime, but on longer time scales
the universe is filled with events of enormous violence. The spatial scales are also
immense. Our space-time trajectory is a very tiny part of the universe, but we can at
least attach powers of 10 to it and put it into perspective.
11. How big things are (continued).
- Artwork: Powers of Ten by the Eames Office
12. Really really really big numbers


Animal study shows promise for traumatic brain injury treatment
by HealthDay NewsIn a finding that might one day counter some of the damage of severe brain injury in humans, researchers report that embryonic neurons implanted in brain-injured mice helped resurrect memory and eased seizures.
"The idea to regrow neurons that die off after a brain injury is something that neuroscientists have been trying to do for a long time," said study leader Robert Hunt, an assistant professor of anatomy and neurobiology at the University of California, Irvine. "But often, the transplanted cells don't survive, or they aren't able to migrate or develop into functional neurons."
In the study, the mice received transplants of embryonic progenitor cells that can produce inhibitory interneurons, a type of nerve cell that controls the activity of brain circuits. The brain injury was in the hippocampus, which is responsible for learning and memory.
The transplanted neurons migrated into the brain injury and formed new connections with the injured brain cells, the researchers said.
Within a month after treatment, the mice had improvements in memory, such as being able to tell the difference between a box where they'd had an unpleasant experience from one where they didn't. They were able to do this as well as mice that never had a brain injury, the findings showed.
The cell transplants also prevented epilepsy, which occurred in more than half of the mice with brain injury who did not receive the therapy, according to the report.
"Inhibitory neurons are critically involved in many aspects of memory, and they are extremely vulnerable to dying after a brain injury," Hunt explained.
"While we cannot stop interneurons from dying, it was exciting to find that we can replace them and rebuild their circuits," he added in a university news release.
The findings were published online Nov. 14 in the journal Nature Communications.
About 2 million Americans suffer traumatic brain injuries each year. Such injuries cause cell death and inflammation in the brain, and patients often suffer from lifelong memory loss and can develop epilepsy.
Currently, there are no treatments for people who suffer a head injury. If these results in mice can be replicated in humans, it could a prove a significant advance in treatment, but not all animal research pans out in humans.
More information
The American Academy of Family Physicians has more on traumatic brain injury.
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The roadmap describes the way forward for this project.
Current project volunteers and how you can become a contributor.
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JXTA was initially developed by Sun Microsystems, as an Open Source project under a custom license. Over time, Sun's involvement reduced, with the community continuing work, overseen by a board that included Sun staff. The community sought to change the license to the Apache License 2.0, with requests made to Oracle representatives - with no response. Development of JXTA paused after the 2.7 release, around the time of Oracle purchasing Sun Microsystems. In January 2011, the project lead at the time, Jérôme Verstrynge, stepped down, with no board elected to carry the project forward.
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BRIDGET JONESíS DIARY (2001) 3 stars out of 4. Starring Renee Zellweger, Hugh Grant, Colin Firth, Jim Broadbent, Gemma Jones and Embeth Davidtz. Screenplay by Helen Fielding, Andrew Davies and Richard Curtis. Based on the novel by Fielding. Original score by Patrick Doyle. Directed by Sharon Maguire. Rated R.

A bit puffy, a mite too loud, a smoker who likes to down a vodka or two, Zellweger embodies the heroine of Helen Fieldingís best-selling novel, Bridget Jonesís Diary.
Bridget works in the public relations department of a publishing company. Her love life is like an unwritten novel ó blank pages.
Bridget goes into the new year vowing several resolutions ó to lose weight, to cut back on her drinking and smoking and to keep a diary.
She also decides that it is the year to improve her love life. As it happens, Bridget catches the eye of her boss, Daniel Cleaver (Hugh Grant), and what begins as an office e-mail flirtation soon develops into a torrid affair.
Always in the background of Bridgetís life, though, is Mark Darcy (Colin Firth), who grew up in the same neighborhood as Darcy. Newly divorced, Bridgetís mother tries to play matchmaker for the pair, but no sparks fly.
In fact Bridget thinks that Mark, a barrister (thatís the English name for a lawyer), is snobbish and arrogant. Meanwhile, he looks disapprovingly upon her affair with Daniel.
It seems Mark and Daniel have a history, which led to the breakup of Markís marriage.
More than a romantic comedy, Bridget Jonesís Diary is more a character study of a young woman nearing that age when she begins to fear that she will spend the rest of her life unattached.
As Bridget, Zellweger puts on a brave public front as a sort of flighty, happy-go-lucky single woman. But with her friends and when alone she allows her guard to slip and you can see the loneliness in her eyes and hear it in her speech. Zellweger gives a full-bodied performance. Her English accent is superb, and should silence those who groused that the role was not played by an English actress. (Call it retributive karma for Vivien Leigh playing Scarlett OíHara in Gone With the Wind.)
You admire Bridgetís spunk and root for her to find happiness.
Grant, meanwhile, throws off his image as the self-effacing, stammering nice guy to portray a cad who sweeps Bridget off her feet. Grantís Daniel is devilishly handsome, suave and charming, but heís also a shallow rotter.
Firth has the most difficult role. At the outset, he is an unlikable individual, cold and judgmental. Yet, as he keeps turning up in Bridgetís life he grows warmer, something in his eyes ó a kindness, a sense of compassion ó attracts you to him.
He is a calm, steadying, if a bit dull, influence; a settling force.
As directed by Sharon Maguire, Bridget Jonesís Diary seems to cram ending upon ending in its final reel, but that problem can probably be laid at the feet of the three screenwriters, who included Fielding, as well as Andrew Davies (Circle of Friends) and Richard Curtis (Four Weddings and a Funeral and Notting Hill).
But it is Zellweger, so good last year in the overlooked Nurse Betty, who is the show here. She is the heart and soul of Bridget Jonesís Diary, giving a warm and touching performance.
Move over, Gwyneth Paltrow, thereís another Yank who has crossed the Big Pond and scored a triumph.
Is it too early to talk about an Oscar nomination for Zellweger? Possibly. But at yearís end, she might be among those making the final cut.
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[gecode-users] Unexpected propagation/search behaviour
Christian Schulte
schulte at imit.kth.se
Fri Feb 3 14:17:01 CET 2006
How do you remember. Globally? That you can't do. You have to remember for
each space (like: does this space already have the propagators posted). Do
you do that?
Otherwise your logic appears to be flawed somehow. It looks as if you
continue with spaces that lack the propagators!
Sorry that's all what comes to mind
Christian
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From: Lars Otten [mailto:ottenl at student.chalmers.se]
Sent: Friday, February 03, 2006 1:39 AM
To: schulte at imit.kth.se; users at gecode.org
Subject: Re: [gecode-users] Unexpected propagation/search behaviour
Hi,
On 01/25/06 13:36, Christian Schulte wrote:
> I meant to simplify your program to find the fault. Maybe try to
> incrementally go for the solution you want to obtain in the end (just
> remebering for some propagators but not for all, maybe exclude
> element?).
I did as you suggested and was thereby able to determine the 'critical'
part. As soon as I do not perform the 'remembering' for the first of the two
element propagators posted in each run of Tunneling::propagate(Space*) I get
the different behaviour mentioned before.
In other words, reposting the element propagators for the IntVarArray suc
makes the program find a solution rather quickly, not reposting those makes
the program run 'forever' (i.e. more than a few minutes, at which point I
aborted).
I also added some diagnostic output to the constructors and destructors of
the element propagator and as expected the two versions start out the same.
Just after the first few element propagators being posted the
non-remembering version posts the constraints for some indices over and over
again whereas the remembering version doesn't...
Any more ideas about this? I am really at a loss here...
/Lars
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"A beautiful experience" were his comments. We focussed initally on my mindfulness listening, and he said it was really nice to have an opportunity to externalise his thoughts. I learnt a lot more about my friend and was thankful for him being so open about his then current state of mind.
The option to 'do less than you can' is something that suits me, so that I don't lose interest.
I'm wondering why more emphasis is not placed on the ethical responsibility of the mindful listener, that by offering space for people to share their thoughts and often vulnerabilities they should be held accountable to nurture that information in some way. This may seem off topic, but I have known people to be invested in similar rhetoric only to covertly use this information as power. Maybe this is exclusive to someone pure evil, but I am skeptical.


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(Warner Bros.) Starring: Jennifer Lopez, Edward James Olmos, Jon Seda, Constance Marie, Jackie Guerra, Jacob Vargas. Screenplay: Gregory Nava. Producers: Moctesuma Esparza and Robert Katz. Director: Gregory Nava. MPAA Rating: PG (profanity) Running Time: 130 minutes. Reviewed by Scott Renshaw.
I was ready to learn a few things from writer/director Gregory Nava (MY FAMILY [MI FAMILIA]) about Selena Quintanilla Perez, the superstar of the Tejano music scene who was shot to death in 1995 at the age of 23. Selena enjoyed a phenomenal popularity among Mexican-Americans, and seemed poised to cross over to mainstream English-language success as well. What was the secret of Selena's stardom? How did she make it to the top? Well, after two hours and ten minutes of SELENA, I'm still not quite sure. I know a few things about her family, a couple of things about her love life...I even know that she loved pizza. There are plenty of details about Selena's life, but no _story_ of her life. Without a compelling narrative direction, SELENA becomes a polished and respectful feature film version of an A&E "Biography."
Jennifer Lopez plays the title role in SELENA, which opens in 1995 at a record-setting Houston Astrodome concert, then flashes back 34 years in her family's history. We see her father Abraham first as a young man trying to make it in a doo-wop vocal group, then twenty years later (played by Edward James Olmos) as a middle class oil company employee with wife Maricela (Constance Marie) aand three children. When Abraham spots musical talent in the 10-year-old Selena (Rebecca Lee Meza), he pushes all the children into music, and forms an act with Selena singing out front. The band begins to hit it big with the Spanish lyrics and cumbia rhythms of Tejano music, launching Selena into regional recognition. Abraham dreams of even bigger things, however, and doesn't want anything to get in the way, including Selena's romance with band guitarist Chris Perez (Jon Seda).
Nava tries to cover a lot of ground in SELENA, and one of the film's primary flaws is that it seems more interested in relating events than in giving those events any shape. There are a dozen minor conflicts strewn throughout SELENA, many of which could have been used to define what this film is about. Instead, Nava treats each one episodically, like a minor hiccup in Selena's life which proves of little long-term consequence. Maricela rails against Abraham's decision to quit his job and open a restaurant, but then she goes silent for almost the entire rest of the film; Abraham forbids Selena from seeing Chris, but all is forgiven once they are married. There are even confusing gaps in the story-telling (Who were those guys who trashed Chris's hotel room, anyway? And when did the band get a recording contract?) which make SELENA feel even more unfocused.
SELENA generally feels most on-track when it captures her performances. The concert footage is somewhat over-dramatized, but Jennifer Lopez gives a charismatic performance as Selena, lip-synching to the real Selena's recordings while smiling a thousand-watt smile and radiating a genuine affection for her fans. Nava tries to give her calling more weight -- Selena says at one point that she feels "all the hopes and dreams" of her fans -- but mostly she just seems to be a born performer with an approachable personality. Lopez has some very nice moments, as does the generally reliable Olmos. His intensity, and the sense of responsibility he instills in Selena as a Mexican-American celebrity, give SELENA its greatest sense of purpose.
Even then, however, it still feels compromised by its unwillingness to dig very deeply. SELENA is a _very_ authorized biography, supervised and executive produced by Abraham Quintanilla, which means that the only villain in the piece is going to be Yolanda Saldivar (Lupe Ontiveros), the Selena Fan Club president who shot Selena in an argument over embezzlement from the club. Abraham is given a tap on the wrist for his stubbornness in opposing Selena's relationship with Chris, but otherwise he comes out looking pretty good. Nava doesn't challenge Abraham's obsessive stage parenting as a substitute for his own failed music career, nor does he wonder whether the children actually enjoyed their life on the road. More to the point of the film, Nava tells Selena's story as though she should be a hero simply because she was a successful Chicana. There are worse reasons to lionize someone than for being a good role model, and it is certainly a tragedy that a young woman died too soon, but the story of Selena's life just doesn't make for a very compelling dramatic film. SELENA didn't need to be filled with dirt; it just needed a reason for being besides providing a pleasant but unremarkable memorial to a pleasant but unremarkable singer. The well-made and well-acted SELENA will almost certainly satisfy Selena's fans. Those of us who didn't understand why she was so beloved may have to wait for the unauthorized biography.
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There is excellent shelter in the marina, which is 1.5 miles up the River Lima. This marina is to port, just before a low road/rail bridge. A pedestrian swing bridge has now been built across the entrance, but there is a waiting pontoon in the river and the bridge opens on the hour as well as on request.
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One of the first things that my wife and I had to do as we prepared for our imminent move was to survey our belongings and decide how much there was to move. We threw out old furniture to lighten the load and decided all we would need is a 16-foot moving truck. We decided that it was possible to move everything ourselves and to save money in the process.
We scheduled our move-in date in the new apartment for a Saturday and our move-out date in the old apartment for a Sunday and my wife encouraged me to take a few days off to recuperate. This turned out to be a godsend as we realized our mistakes:
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- Expected or unexpected time out of the office
- Mistakes or misunderstandings
- Poorly written documentation or requirements specifications
- Incorrect estimation due to an insufficient understanding of a feature
Clients base their expectations on our estimates
Not only do these issues affect our ability to estimate how quickly or easily we can accomplish a task, they also affect a customers' ability to adjust their expectations. Customers often don't have the insight into possible delays that we may have and therefore estimates are taken at face value. When delays occur, it can often also be difficult for a customer to understand why the delay occured or why something that seems simple to them can be more complex in the background.
Customers also use our estimates to plan for other things:
- A software release might require training to be planned.
- Building construction implies that the building will be habitable after the deadline.
- The project may be the basis for work that the customer will sell to their customers and affect those deadlines.
Therefore, it is always best to pad your estimates out a little. The customer will be less upset over a padded estimate than they will be over a missed deadline. Any extra time left over can be used to polish up the project or provide functionality that was originally listed as optional.


I am a Systems Engineer focused on software product testing, with experience in functional and performance testing, implementing agile methodologies and learning about automation tools.
Creation of performance tests with Gatling ant JMeter to design load and stress tests. Execution and mantainance of Visual Test load project. Create scripts to automate tests on Selenium webdriver + Python, Katalon Studio and Ranorex. Usage of GIT repositories to manage scripts. Studying new technologies to support the team with the learning process.
Test case design for diferent products. Manual test excecution using Testlink. Issues report creation using JIRA. Installers deployment on azure servers. Database script excecution on MySQL clients and SQL Server Managment. Web Services testing using Postman and SOAPUI
Create Job Manual for the existent roles in the company. Design and excecute performance evaluation for the software development area. Plan and organize celebration meetings and propose well-being activities.
My favorite activity is spending time with my family.
I am a music lover (hard rock and heavy metal mainly). I love rock bands like Rammstein, Iron Maiden, Judas Priest and Accept.
At university I used to practice table tennis and I played some tournaments in another cities like Cali, Pasto and Ipiales.
I like to participate in tech groups like GNU/Linux Unicauca user group and Python Popayán user group. I've organized and colaborated with the logistic of free software events.
Actually I'm focused on learning about performance testing and practicing with some tools like Gatling and JMeter. Also, I have a lot of interest about improving my functional test automation skills with my Selenium Webdriver with Python repository.
GIT: I've created my github page and a few repositories where I am practicing my GIT knowledge I've obtained in the course "Become in a GIT expert". On this link you can watch my GitHub repositories: MelissaQA


Man sets in-laws’ house aflame near hyderabad
Six people, including his wife and children were seriously injured
by R. AvadhaniIn a shocking incident, a man poured inflammable material on his in-laws’ house resulting in serious injuries to six persons, including his wife and children in the wee hours of Friday. They were shifted to Gandhi Hospital and are undergoing treatment.
According to police, one Lakshmi Rajam has been married to Vimala of Khammampalli village in Kondapaka mandal in Toguta police station limits for about 12 years. He reportedly has some marital dispute with his wife, and a case was registered in Siddipet police station.
Lakshmi Rajam poured inflammable material on the house and burnt it. Vimala, her children and in-laws sleeping in the house were seriously injured and were shifted to Gandhi Hospital in Secunderabad.
The injured were identified as Vimala, Raju, Pavitra, Sunitha, Chintu, and Rajeswari. They had received more than 40 per cent burn injuries, said police.
Lakshmi Rajam is absconding and Toguta police have registered a case, and are investigating.


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One million Christmas lights man ends display over safety fears
A man who decorated his house and garden with a million Christmas lights, raising more than £55,000 for charity, has pulled the plug on it this year claiming "it got too big to handle".
Robert Dempsey and his wife have been making the Cambridgeshire village of Turves twinkle since 2014.
However, a lack of volunteers to direct visitors and a few "near misses" on narrow roads meant he decided to call it a day.
He said he was "very sad" about it.
The festive illuminations covering the three-acre garden and the family's house usually take Mr Dempsey about a month to put up.
It was reportedly the largest private display in the country, he said, and attracted visitors every night, and "thousands at weekends".
Visitors over the years have made donations to Cancer Research UK, a charity chosen by Mr Dempsey, who lost both his parents to the disease.
However, this year there will be no lavish display.
"We didn't have a lot of choice - it got too big for us to handle," Mr Dempsey said.
He said it took seven volunteers and family members to "act as human traffic lights" on the road to the house, but two of them decided they no longer wanted to do it.
Some helpers had been subjected to abuse from people who did not want to wait to come in and see the lights, he said.
The house is down a single track road and he said: "The bigger we got the more problematic that got.
"We even advertised it as a £10-an-hour job but we couldn't get people to help."
"It was my determination to raise as much money for Cancer Research UK as I could, and that's what I did, "Mr Dempsey said.
"I did my bit."
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tvOS 13.3 adds setting to put back the Up Next queue on the Apple TV Top Shelf
by Benjamin MayoApple redesigned the Apple TV home screen with tvOS 13 allowing for full screen panoramic previews in the Top Shelf area. However, at the same time, it also changed the content of the Top Shelf for the TV app from the user’s personal Up Next queue to ‘What to Watch’, a selection of top television shows and movies chosen by Apple (essentially, a form of advertising).
This naturally caused a lot of complaints from users. Apple appears to have listened. In tvOS 13.3 beta, there is now an option in Settings to change it back.
To change the setting, update to tvOS 13. Then, go into the Settings app. Select Apps, then select the TV app.
The new setting is under the ‘Home Screen’ section. You can switch between showing ‘What to Watch’ or ‘Up Next’ in the Top Shelf. Click the remote to switch between the modes.
When going to the Up Next mode, the design of the interface is almost a carbon copy of tvOS 12 and earlier. The design uses the ‘old’ style row of scrollable tiles, which lets multiple items in the Up Next queue be visible at once.
You can simply swipe to select something to watch and tap to start playing from the home screen, without needing to launch the app.
tvOS 13.3 beta 1 was released earlier this week. Apple hasn’t confirmed a release timeframe but it is expected to be available to everyone before the end of the year.
tvOS 13’s full-screen Watch to Watch mode for the TV app’s Top Shelf
For comparison, here’s what the current tvOS 13 Top Shelf looks like. It shows full screen trailers of featured TV shows and movies. You can swipe up and tap to go to that item in the TV app but you can only see one thing at a time and crucially the appearance of the content is not personalized in any way.
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This year, I think I've done better. As an economist, everytime we get closer to these days I guess I can't help applying a sort of “benefits-costs” analysis to the year going by to see what I've made clear, what has slipped away on the road and (of course) what the price has been for the whole thing.
Yes, over these 365 days now I say goodbye to I've travelled more than any other year before, I've met amazing people from the four corners of the earth and I've come to realize that, if one really wants it, distance matters but not that much. Moreover I've had myself tattooed, which makes one of the longest journeys I've been in come to a full circle. True but, what have I saved from it? What have all those planes, coffees and mails meant? All those shared songs, movies and read pages?What are the dregs “right here-right now”'s adrenaline has left so that the bearded man now writing these lines differs to the guy who one year ago was crying to the rythm of “A long December”?
I would say the big change has been that, for the first time ever, I do feel it's myself who starts ruling my own life. There're two kinds of lessons in life, those you may just read and those, no matter how many times they tell you, one just comes to learn them once he's gone through and felt them himself; this' one of the second ones.
All along this time, I've come to realise every journey I make, every person I meet on the road and every new adventure I engage in define myself a bit further, and it's due to them the one writing this is a bit more on his own than the one in front of the laptop twelve months ago. That's why I feel I need to keep trying to conquer the world (my world, at least); because it's just that way that I'll find myself and, it's just that way that I'll reach the freedom I need to live my own life instead of a rental one designed by some others.
I don´t know yet where I wanna be tomorrow, nor has 2007 been the one which showed me life is better if you share it with someone else. But it did show me the portrait I want of myself will only come from my pencil. And it's “just” because of this that I think this year, I've done better.
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Consider the case that the boundary flux surface is circular with radius and the center of the cirle at
. Consider the case
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Substituting Eq. (383) into Eq. (382), we obtain
Multiplying the above equation by , we obtain
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Further assume the following ordering
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Using these orderings, the order of the terms in Eq. (384) can be
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It is reasonable to assume that is independent of since
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can have two cases, one is
, another is
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since should be single-valued. The latter case corresponds to
a cylinder, for which it is reasonable (really?) to assume that is
independent of .) Then Eq. (396) is written
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which agrees with equation (3.6.7) in Wessson's book[12].
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My girlfriend and I had decided to take a weeklong camping trip to the New Jersey shore over the summer. We had been together for a year and I had become closer to her in that time than I had ever become with anyone, and because I felt so comfortable with her I figured that she would make the perfect tripping partner. Accordingly, we brought an eighth of mushrooms along for a daylong beach excursion. Neither of us had tried any sort of hallucinogens before (our experience with drugs having been limited to marijuana at that point), so our jaunt promised to be quite an adventure.
When the day came for our trip to the beach, the sun was shining and fluffy white clouds floated gently in the bright blue sky overhead. The temperature was warm, but not uncomfortably so. I was pleased that the day was so nice and considered myself lucky to be tripping during it, as I had read extensively about mushroom use prior to this event and understood the benefits of tripping in a good environment.
I drove us to the beach and parked in a very wealthy residential neighborhood that bordered the beach. We split the eighth in the car, eating them with chocolate on the advice of a friend to mask the taste. When finished, we grabbed our beach towels and sauntered down to the shore. It was still early (a bit before noon) and I was happy to see that there weren’t too many people on the beach. I had read about trippers becoming overwhelmed by being in the presence of too many people, and was quite wary of having a bad trip despite the excellent setting, company and relatively low dosage.
We laid our towels down, applied sunscreen, and awaited the come-on with trepidation.
About 20 minutes later I was feeling a bit strange and lightheaded but completely coherent. My field of vision was taking on a ‘different’ quality, but the change was too subtle and intangible to lay a finger on.
Then I realized I had to go to the bathroom.
 As I walked along the beach I looked into the distance and it slowly dawned on me just how far I had parked from where the bathrooms would be. I could see some rides and shops a significant distance from myself that didn’t seem to come any closer no matter how much I walked.
As I continued, my anxiety began to grow. My feet were sinking uncomfortably into the sand as the hot sun sapped my strength, and the strong coastal winds seemed to pick up strength and reverberate loudly in my ears. As the wind (seemingly) picked up, I felt as though my walk was building towards something monumental – as if I were trudging towards something explosive that was bound to go off any second.
I smiled and tried to shrug the feeling off, though with only limited success.
Finally I stopped walking, realizing my goal was too far in the distance to reach without leaving my girlfriend behind for a significant period of time. Considering this was her first tripping experience too and I thought she might become frightened if I disappeared, I didn’t want to do that, so I decided to turn around and just go to the bathroom later.
As I turned I noticed a large cloud of tiny black birds floating on the strong breeze. They didn’t seem to be flocking exactly, but rather drifting on the wind. This swarm of silent minuscule birds glided overhead, over the sand dunes and soon wafted away to land on nearby houses. To this day I’m not sure if this cloud of birds was real or in some way hallucinatory, but I was certainly impressed by the unusual nature of the flock.
Though I had momentarily abandoned the anxiety I had been feeling earlier when I observed the birds, when I turned around I was astounded by how the beach had filled with people. I must have been walking for some time, I decided, and was now worried I wouldn’t be able to find my way through the throng back to my girlfriend. I had nothing on me – no cell phone, no wallet, no keys, nothing except my swimsuit – so I was nervous I wouldn’t be able to find her and had no way to contact her.
I suddenly realized the extent to which the mushrooms had set it. The crowd of beachgoers walked around disjointedly and looked as though they had arms for legs, though I couldn’t seem to focus on this effect to completely confirm it. I found this physical deformation of the people who surrounded me as somewhat unnerving. To add to the confusion, the sounds of their shouts, squeals and laughter merged with the ocean breeze to form a peculiar and somehow alien wave of noise that assaulted my ears.
I began to walk again, but my mind started to play tricks on me, momentarily making me believe that I hadn’t turned around at all and that I was traveling opposite the direction I wanted to go. I immediately dismissed the idea as crazy because I had access to an enormous land marker that made sure I was going the right way – the ocean, which was now sparkling in the sunlight. The waves took on a brilliant glow, as if studded with diamonds, but my eyes couldn’t seem to focus on any particular quality of the water that would make it illuminate in such a fashion.
Despite the ocean’s interesting and nonthreatening features, the disorderly crowds of people and screaming children, as well as the anxiety of not being able to locate my girlfriend, was really getting to me.
That’s when I saw it. At first it was just out of the corner of my eye, but despite my better judgment I completely turned my head to get full view of a corpse sitting in a beach chair staring back at me.
The human cadaver was incredibly detailed and chilling, it was shriveled and brown, as if it had been in the sun for several days, with its arms curled up at its chest and desiccated legs drooping lifelessly onto the sand below. Its left eye was gray, dulled and unmoving, but its right looked as if it had popped from some intense heat, and internal liquids had dribbled down from the open socket. Its face was withered and wrinkled, drawing its jaw into a tight sneer, above which an empty dried up hole served as a nose.
My heart leaped in my chest. I quickly averted my gaze and rapidly walked passed.
“I’m not getting freaked out by that,” I muttered silently to myself over and over again as I began to search for my girlfriend with much greater apprehension.
I was completely aware that what I had seen was a hallucination brought on by the mushroom trip and not a real corpse, and I think it was that understanding that kept me stable as I hurried on – very intentionally not looking behind me for a second glance.
When I caught sight of my girlfriend lying comfortably on her towel, a profound wave of relief swept over me. I smiled and happily plopped down next to her, giving her a very sincere kiss on the cheek as greeting.
I told her that I hadn’t made it to the bathroom because of the distance, but held off on telling her about my negative experiences until after the trip had expired because I feared I might freak her out and cause her to have a similar experience.
We lay there for a while and watched the clouds float about peacefully and the dune grass blow in the wind with no strong hallucinations but with a definite alteration in reality.
I felt completely at peace again and in time we picked up our stuff, put it in the car and began the long walk towards the boardwalk. During this walk we had a great time, grabbing some ice cream from a local vendor we joked about this and that (the mushrooms having made us rather giddy) until the conversation slowly turned to more serious matters. Though we differed on certain issues, I found that the mushrooms had brought out an incredible empathy in me and I completely understood and respected her points of view.
I felt very connected to the world around me and was able to reflect on its goings-on in a far more objective way than I think would have been possible without the mushrooms. I thought about the state of the world we live in, and how ultimately everyone is just trying to get by as best they know how. I thought about how we should all place a greater emphasis on communication with our fellow man and renounce much of the finger pointing and violence that separates peoples, countries, and cultures.
During this reverie I felt a unity with things around me and with my companion, who seemed to be thoroughly enjoying her experience too with her giggles and similar introspective reflections.
By the time we got to the boardwalk the trip had all but expired. When I finally got to the bathroom, the last vestiges of the mushrooms’ effects were tapering off, the final visual stimulation I experienced for the rest of the day were the patterns on the stall walls slowly shifting and moving around – which I found somewhat interesting.
Even with such a (relatively) low dosage (having consumed half an eighth) I found the trip to be a fascinating experience, despite the extremely unnerving encounter with the corpse.
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All you need to know about voter registration, deadlines and eligibility
The deadline to register to vote for the December 12 General Election is November 26.
As the General Election looms, so does the deadline for people to register to vote.
Here, the PA news agency looks at who can register, how, and which parties benefit from late registration campaigns.
– Who is eligible to register?
You can register to vote if you are aged 16 or over, or 14 or over in Scotland.
But you can only vote in a general election when you are 18 or over.
UK, Irish, EU or Commonwealth citizens with a permanent UK address are eligible to register.
– How do you register?
People can register online at www.gov.uk, which takes about five minutes.
You can also ask your local Electoral Registration Office to post you a form, which then needs to be completed and returned to the office.
People can vote anonymously if they believe having their name and address on the electoral register could affect their safety.
To do this, you complete an application form on the Electoral Commission website, provide evidence to support your registration, and return it to your local electoral registration office.
People who will be abroad on election day can apply to vote by proxy after they have registered. To do this, you will need to complete a form found online at www.gov.uk and send it back to your local Electoral Registration Office.
A proxy vote means you can ask anyone to vote for you as long as they’re registered to vote and it is for an election they are allowed to vote in.
– What is the deadline?
People have until 11.59pm on November 26 to register to vote in the General Election.
If you want to apply to vote by post in England, Scotland or Wales, you need to register before 5pm on November 26 to receive a postal voting pack.
For the vote to be accepted and considered it must arrive at the Electoral Office in the UK by 10pm on December 12.
The deadline for people to register to vote anonymously is December 4.
– Do voter register campaigns make any difference?
Joe Twyman, director of DeltapollUK and former head of political and social at YouGov, said: “I haven’t seen the evidence that it makes a difference, to be honest, as far as I know votes tend to jump at the last minute.”
– Which parties benefit from more registrations?
Asked which parties benefit the most from more registrations, Mr Twyman said: “Turnout is usually higher for older people than younger people, but if registrations was designed to boost and encourage young people to vote, and if young people go out and vote, I would say it would benefit Labour.”
– Is there always a late surge?
Political scientist and professor of politics at the University of Strathclyde, Sir John Curtice, said: “Of course there is, people get this publicity and they have people everywhere telling them to vote, or to register to vote, and eventually they do.”
He went on to say that register campaigns do not make as much of a difference as some people think, because “most people that apply to go on the register are already on there”.
Sir John added: “I think one issue is, we’ve made it easy for people to register to vote, but not easy for people to check if they’ve already registered.”


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It has been an industrious week at Hooting Yard, what with the publication of a brand new paperback and the production of those lovely lapel accoutrements. Global domination has never seemed so surely within my grasp. Whatever next?, you may ask. Fridge magnets? Monogrammed bomber jackets? Hooting Yard tea-cosies? Tee-shirts?
Mention of tee-shirts is as good a pretext as any to bring to your attention this splendid (if unrealised) design by recently-deceased Hooting Yard aficionado Martin Clare, recorded by his brother in a funeral tribute.