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Nanjundiah, Ravi S and Krishnamurti, TN (2007) Intraseasonal oscillation of tropical convergence zones: Theory and prediction. In: Current Science, 93 (2). pp. 173-181.
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The intraseasonal oscillation of Tropical Convergence Zones(TCZ) over the Indo-Pacific region has been studied. Both meridional and zonal propagating modes with timescales of about 40 days are prominent over the Indian and West Pacific regions. The mechanisms governing both these modes are reviewed. It is found that ocean–atmospheric interaction plays an important role in modulating these modes. The role of oceans is further highlighted in a series of seasonal forecasts using a coupled ocean–atmosphere model. It is found that forecasts of intraseasonal oscillations show significant improvement upon assimilation of sub-surface ocean data from the ARGO (a global programme to observe sub-surface profiles in the oceans) array of floats.
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I know we talked about this :)
I agree. Although, I've been told that it's good that the dogs
bark and go crazy. That means they WANT to
play. But I confess, my fragile psyche has a
hard time with it.
But I have found that if I work them in the
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on getting back to eat, that it actually goes pretty well
Good Luck Lisa !
- March 10, 2010 at 5:18 PM
I don't do well *at home* either.. dogs not working are not happy to be ignored and I don't want to upset the neighbors with a lot of barking. So, I am much happier to go to someone ELSE's house, or to a public place to work/train my dogs.
- March 11, 2010 at 5:43 PM
The horrible sounds coming from my dogs that aren't playing (whatever at the time) is horrible. They make god awful sounds. So yeah I hate it. If my hubby is home, he can't handle it so I usually play/train dogs when he is not here.
But I have been good twice this week and worked all my dogs on the box since I have a new doggie to train. I did find tonight that the most obnoxious sounding is Riot is much better/quieter after he has been worked. The same seems to go for the rest to.
But yeah it really sucks when they act like jerks and make so many awful sounds.
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Now in its 39th year, the Capitol 10,000 has grown to become the largest 10K in Texas. This year for the event, downtown Austin was filled with runners, supporters, volunteers, and a guy dressed as a piñata.
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From John Lennon to Willie Nelson, repairing and building guitars for all the greats
For the past 47 years, Austinite Mark Erlewine has repaired and built guitars, fulfilling work that includes star-studded clients from John Lennon to Willie Nelson.
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It's 82 degrees in Austin today, not exactly a winter wonderland. Still, we celebrated the longest night of the year on December 21st, officially commencing this holiday season with the annual Winter Solstice parade. As always, the parade included hand-made lanterns and their dancing light. The Minor Mishap Marching Band lead a throng of revelers down the Lamar Pedestrian Bridge, stopping midway to celebrate against a stunning backdrop: the skyline of downtown Austin.
Before the parade started, an attendee entertained kids with a giant bubble blower. Honestly, the bubbles were massive and magical. I had to check my own impulse to chase them. Instead, I photographed the kids who laughed and screamed, tormented with delight. In a year of heavy stories, this was a stand-out evening of lightness and wonder.
Austin Pride turns 25
Each of the people profiled in this short video about the Austin Pride festival could really have been a story all on their own. From a leader in the gay community, to the president of a nonprofit for LGBT women, to a young advocate for queer Latinos, to a popular local DJ, all of these folks spoke eloquently and thoughtfully about what pride means to them, what changes have happened in the gay community in the past 25 years, and what changes still need to come. And then they partied.
This is a story about a parrot. But not really.
"A parrot? Like a bird? Does it talk?" Yes. Yes. And most definitely. Although the only things Oliver can say are her name and "help", the 84-year-old Amazonian parrot in Tyler, Texas is clearly the star of this story. It's a complicated and meandering tale that ends with a civil lawsuit against most of the city of Tyler, but it's worth a read and a watch. Especially if you like operatic parrot singing.
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When features reporter Dale Roe said he had an idea for a video about dinosaurs, how could I say no? As part of his story about dinosaur-related activities in Austin, he had put out a call on Twitter for any super dinosaur fans in the area. Several parents with children responded, as well as local comedian Bryan Gutmann. What resulted was a video about a comedian quitting the comedy scene to become a dinosaur, and interviewing dinosaur "experts" (in the form of elementary school children) for advice. I'll tell you what's not easy: interviewing a toddler. But Bryan did an amazing job of keeping the kids interested and responding to their very smart answers with very funny quips. And for the second time in my career, I got to make a video that required renting a dinosaur costume. #winning
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Stephanie Bergara is more than just a Selena fan. The Austin singer says she has been "trying to look like Selena her whole life," so when she had the opportunity to start a Selena tribute band, she jumped on it. The response from the audience has been nothing but positive she says, so she has developed a complicated routine to transform herself into the Latina icon before every show. I spent the day with Bergara, watching her meticulous make-up application, costuming, and hair styling, and it was pretty incredible to see how different she looked by the end. Her band performed at Rock the Lot in the Statesman parking lot, with an audience of other Selena look-alikes and admirers who were definitely into the music. Check out this video, and I'm pretty sure you're going to be humming "bidi bidi bom bom" for the rest of the day. (You're welcome.)
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It wasn't my first time on an airplane — just the first time on an airplane with the doors open while traveling at more than 100 mph (at 5,000 feet up).
The assignment was to capture the Golden Knights — the Army's elite parachuting team — as they descended onto the University of Texas football stadium on game day. The day started in Pflugerville at the Austin Executive Airport. Ironically, I had just missed an opportunity a week before to jump out of an airplane onto the Circuit of Americas during Formula One weekend, so I was eager to go up. This time I wouldn't be jumping, but in all honesty, watching professionals make the leap was all right with me.
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In 2008 oil and gas reserves were discovered in the Eagle Ford Shale, a vast strip that stretches from the Mexican border to east Texas. Soon, many small towns south of San Antonio were filling up with oil field workers. Man camps with rows of temporary housing popped up along the rural highways.
Michael Marks reported in the Statesman in June that along with jobs and money, the oil bonanza brought a flood of methamphetamine, cocaine and marijuana to the region, which local law enforcement and hospital officials, especially those in the most rural areas, say they aren't prepared to handle.
"Four years ago … we started catching a lot more people for possession of meth," Dimmit County Sheriff Marion Boyd said. "Now (drug traffickers) are beating us every day. They're beating the crap out of us."
For this video I spent a couple of days reporting in Carrizo Springs, a town of 6,000 people about 45 miles from the Mexican border, and I witnessed some of the consequences of the historic energy boom on the Eagle Ford Shale.
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The Ashworth family lives in rural Burnet County in a two-story home they built themselves over the course of a few years. Their many hours of hard labor were interrupted one dark and gloomy evening when a tornado dropped out of the sky and barreled straight for the back of their home. The family, alerted by their son Jeremiah, had just enough time to gather everyone into the downstairs hall bath when the funnel cloud shook and shattered and lifted and dragged the house 200 yards across the front yard. Damage had been done inside and out, but the house was still standing. I tried hard not to interfere and to just be a witness as the family — with the help of the community — started the arduous task of cleanup. The Ashworths are an incredible family. I often am amazed at the good grace of people who know we have a job to report the news and are so accommodating when they would rather shut the doors and carry on with their lives with little or no fanfare. Often no words are needed to tell a story, and this is a good example of that.
Mercy – Reshma Kirpalani
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A last look at X Games Austin – Tina Phan
Covering the inaugural X Games in Austin in video was big challenge. With certain ESPN restrictions, I was only allowed to film athletes practicing and not the actual competitions. Thankfully with a collaborative from our entire video and photo staff at X Games, and playing around with a lot of slow motion and sped up footage, I was able to edit a video to local Austin band Black Pistol Fire's song Crows Feet (who performed at X Games Music) to show the sights and sounds and overall vibe of our city's first X Games at Circuit of the Americas.
Purple martins roost near Highland Mall – Deborah Cannon
The Purple Martins which roost in the Highland Mall parking lot each summer is one of my favorite things to have recently discovered. Two years ago I heard about this from our now retired Outdoor writer and was amazed at the spectacle. This year I was able to go back and try to capture the scene on video at one of the Travis Audobon Society viewing parties as the birds put on their nightly show. One of our wonderful video editors did a great job of editing my footage and I hope the results gives the viewer a sense of the beauty of the birds as they come in by the thousands to rest for the night.
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When a graphic designer, a film critic and I started talking about making a video about Godzilla, I wasn't sure that my editors would go for it. To their credit, they let us run wild. Thanks to some very patient friends who volunteered to wear a lizard suit on camera, this ended up being one of the weirder and more entertaining videos that I worked on all year. We combined narration and graphic animation along with footage of "Godzilla" around town to illustrate the monster's increasing size over time. One of my favorite shots was this found moment at Zilker Park, where 3-year-old Sawyer Fleming just happened to be sporting a Batman mask in the swings. Anytime I get an opportunity to submit an expense request for a life-size lizard suit, you can bet I'll take it.
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ACL Fest Music Videos
It's not every day I get to create an assignment that leads to my boss getting his shirt eaten by a donkey, but that's only one of the many reasons I look forward to planning the music videos we shoot to preview the Austin City Limits festival. This year we focused on local bands, which was great for me because I got introduced to some new music. The range of musical genres is pretty diverse, but everyone did a great job arranging an acoustic version of a song that would work for our low budget recording techniques. The challenge with this series is finding interesting, accessible locations (and hoping the weather cooperates) that represent Austin, so we had help from a lot of venues and property owners who were generous with their space. Even though these productions are not what I would consider photojournalism – they are completely planned and crafted by us rather than being strictly documentary – there are lots of random, candid moments that happen that lead to some of the better footage. If you have any interest in head banging, enthusiastic karaoke performances, dive bars, booty sweat, or donkeys, one of these videos might be for you.
The Scene at the Perry Booking
If you've never been to a media circus like what surrounded the Texas Governor getting his booking mug taken at the Travis County jail, then you might not know that there are dozens of photographers and reporters from television, print, and radio all trying share a rather small space, and get the best photo/video/quote they can get. As a photographer, it's really challenging in that situation to find a position where you can see very much, and it's practically impossible to take a photo that's original or surprising.
If not for photo-ninja Jay Janner being smart enough to call back to the office and ask if someone could bring a GoPro camera down to the courthouse, we wouldn't have been able to wedge one in the window of the central booking office (with the 4 others that were already there) and catch a very brief shot of Perry having his mug taken. In the video below, you can see the scene as Perry walks into the office, and the stack of tiny cameras in the window next to the door, and then you can see that Perry's legal team stands directly in front of the cameras for almost the entire process – there's a few brief seconds where the sea of suits parts, and we were able to grab a single frame of the important moment of the day. The picture ended up on the front page, in part because it was such a different perspective than other photographs from the event. It was a great reminder that news photography requires a lot of thinking ahead…and sometimes some cool toys.
Freshen up holiday baking with peppermint
Freshen up your holiday baking with peppermint-flavored desserts. I paired up with Statesman editorial assistant and writer Melissa Martinez to do the photography and a marshmallow recipe video for her story on peppermint treats. Read the story and recipes at MyStatesman.com.
Peppermint bark, made of layered white and dark chocolate and sprinkled with crushed peppermints, cooked up by Statesman staffer Melissa Martinez.
Peppermint Fantasy Fudge, cooked up by Statesman staffer Melissa Martinez. You can make visually interesting candies, barks and brownies just by sprinkling crushed up candy canes or peppermints.
Behind the scenes: 1. Fudge food styling on the studio table. 2. A lot of candy-buying happened for these photoshoots. 3. Sometimes the photo studio is out of seamless white backdrop paper and you just have to improvise by making a backdrop college with printer paper.
Photos by Tina Phan/American-Statesman. Video by Tina Phan, Melissa Martinez, Erika Rich/American-Statesman
Day of the Dead makeup tutorial
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Allyson Garro of Coco Coquette explains how to create a Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) look with makeup.
Bastrop wildfire rescues at the Austin Humane Society
The Austin Humane Society received 105 animals recovered by search and rescue teams following the Bastrop wildfires that started on September 4, 2011. Veterinarians, staff and volunteers have been caring for and treating injured animals including dogs, cats, rabbits, a pig and more. To date, they have had 73 pets successfully reunited with their families. At the start of October, the Austin Humane Society began allowing unclaimed Bastrop fire animals to be adopted. Lisa Starr, public relations manager at the Austin Humane Society, said that 12 have been adopted so far, with several animals "still waiting to meet their forever families." Tina Phan/Austin American-Statesman
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Jesse Eisenberg stopped by Home Slice Pizza to offer slices to fans during a promotion for his new movie '30 Minutes or Less'
Second Street spaces
Looking at highly designed spaces within the Second Street district to discuss what representation of Austin they convey to tourists.
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2010 in Pictures
Extraordinary pictures from Statesman photojournalists tell a unique story of 2010.
Our photographers captured stunning images from the biggest local news events of the year. They also witnessed the little moments that make Austin such a special place. Please enjoy this look back at 2010 through their lens.
If you are interested, the Statesman staff photos in this presentation are available for sale, here.
Katrina: Reporting from the scene
Five years ago today, Statesman reporter Tony Plohetski was with photographer Matt Rourke, reporting on Hurricane Katrina, waist-deep in flood waters.
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"The hardest job in the military is being a military wife"
Well Austin, it was fun. This was my last piece for the Statesman (though I still have one more feature that I shot a while back running later this week). I enjoyed sharing tales with you, introducing you to new people. My contract is up, but you might be seeing my byline every once in a while as a freelancer. Don't worry Jenni Jones will be back in a few days.
Anyway, enough of the sentiment…I really enjoyed shooting/producing this piece, and hope you enjoy watching it.
Normally, I don't handle the "Coming Sunday" videos, since they, in fact, don't have video in them. This week, I was asked to put a preview together for the Sunday centerpiece/package since for once it had video. It also gave me a chance to try out a 2.35:1 aspect ratio (for non-film nerds, that's the aspect ratio for movies…16:9 is for a widescreen television). Kevin Robbins wrote the words, Jay shot the stills and I shot the moving pictures.


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It is July 13, 2011 the 13th day of the State government shutdown and Minnesotans (and others across the country) are wondering what will end the unprecedented shutdown of state government. The toll of the shutdown continues as the ramifications slowly ripple through the economy and affect thousands in all corners of the State.
Minnesotans are asking: "What Will It Take to End the Shutdown?"
The answer – or at least a path to a back to normal functioning State government – may be found in a story in today's Minneapolis Star Tribune. According to the article, MillerCoors must remove beer from the Minnesota market because the company did not renew their brand label registration with the state before the shutdown began. Under Minnesota law, brewers must renew their registrations — which show the label on each brand of beer — every three years. Apparently MillerCoors tried to renew in mid-June, but the process got delayed when they wrote a check for too much money. According to the article a MillerCoors representative reported they sent in a new check, which the state received on June 27th, but nonetheless got a letter from the State three days later saying their brand licenses had expired.
How Will Minnesotans React?
Recent new stories have suggested that because many Minnesotans are not directly affected by the shutdown, there is not widespread public outcry demanding a resolution. Because Miller Coors sells an estimated 38% of the beer in Minnesota, it is expected that liquor stores and bars — and the public — will be affected. As temperatures heat up, the frustration with the lack of a resolution to the budget dilemma is rising. For more on Minnesotans reaction to the shutdown please see: http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/07/12/us-minnesota-shutdown-idUSTRE76B6MZ20110712 The development related MillerCoors follows news that hundreds of bars and liquor stores across Minnesota are slowly running out of alcohol because they were unable to renew their state-issued purchase cards. An industry representative stated that eliminating MillerCoors product could have a much larger impact, since it would apply to nearly every liquor retailer in the State.
A list of the beers that are affected:
Blue Moon Pale Moon Belgian Style Pale Ale, Coors Banquet, Coors Light, Coors Light 3.2, Foster's Lager Beer, Foster's Premium Ale, Grolsch Amber Ale, Grolsch Blonde Lager, Grolsch Light Lager, Grolsch Premium Lager, Hamm's, Hamm's Genuine Draft Style, Hamm's Special Light, Henry Weinhard's Dark, Henry Weinhard's Hefeweizen, Henry Weinhard's Pale Ale, Henry Weinhard's Private Reserve, Icehouse Beer, Keystone Light Beer 3.2, Killians Irish Red 3.2, MGD Light 64, Mickey's Ice Ale, Mickey's Malt Liquor, Miller Genuine Draft, Miller High Life 12/16 oz can, Miller High Life Ice, Miller High Life Light 12 oz can, Miller Lite 3.2%, Miller Lite Beer, Milwaukee's Best #1 , Milwaukee's Best Ice, Milwaukee's Best Light #1 3.2, Molson Canadian, Molson Canadian Light, Molson Golden, Molson Ice, Molson XXX, Olde English 800 Malt Liquor, Sparks Light.
For a link to the StarTribune article please see:http://www.startribune.com/politics/blogs/125490398.html. Minnesotans are gradually experiencing the effects of the Shutdown. For information about what State services and functions are affected please see: http://minnesota.publicradio.org/display/web/2011/06/13/minnesota-government-shutdown-faq/.
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Ahh, Selfies. You know your country is going somewhere when the term "Selfie" actually gets added to the Dictionary. The term taken from the Oxford Dictionary defines a Selfie as: "A photograph that one has taken of oneself, typically one taken with a smartphone or webcam and shared via social media."
Well, we could have told you that. Since the explosion of social media, the Selfies have gotten more and more complex as people continue to up their photo-taking skills. From tones, to filters, to adjustments, we have the editing skills of a professional photographer at our fingertips, and taking a photo of ourselves has never been easier. I'm not even sure it's possible to go one day without seeing some variation of a Selfie as they flood Instagram and Twitter feeds, and if we did go a day without seeing one, it would obviously be the first sign of the apocalypse
Now that most of us have smartphones, taking pictures of ourselves only seems necessary, and each Selfie could actually be divided up into its own popular category. To state it plainly, it seems as though we're all pretty much taking the same pictures at the same places, with only a slight variation. Whether you're at the gym, or at the club, here are some of the most widely used Selfies you probably love, hate, and (let's be honest), have probably taken yourself.
The Gym Selfie
Whether you're flexing your guns in the mirror after a difficult set, setting your phone to self-timer so it can capture a perfect squat, or trying your best to look cute but also slightly sweaty in your matching tank top and shorts, the Gym Selfie is increasingly popular among social media forums. Let's be honest – if you didn't take a picture of yourself while you're at the gym, did you even go? Not only does it document the fact that you're still willing to get a work out in even after you've eaten 3 burritos from Chipotle, but it also gives you the chance to show off those arm muscles in your cutoff 'Suns Out, Guns Out' t-shirt, or your 'Eat Clean, Train Dirty' tank-top you created on CafePress. What better time to show off those gluts than in the mirror at Planet Fitness? Now, flex.
The 'Parked Car' Selfie
"Ho-hum, I have nothing to do and I'm just sitting in my car waiting for my friend/wasting time before I have to grocery shop/prolonging going into work, so why not snap a quick photo of myself looking cute in this furry North Face jacket?" Though it varies throughout social media platforms, the Car Selfie is usually pretty popular. While many opt to snap their headshots while their car is parked, I'm willing to bet a few photos are taken while waiting at a red light, which also categorizes this as a "high-risk" Selfie. A red light usually lasts about 8 seconds so I guess in theory you have time, but if I see you taking a picture of yourself while driving and I'm in the car next to you I'm going to point and laugh soo…the choice is yours. I don't condone it, however, if a Car Selfie is necessary only because the sun is setting and shining a beautiful light on your face that makes you look so angelic that you need to document it on your iPhone, I won't judge you for pulling over.
The Sleepy Selfie
The Sleepy Selfie is often attempted and will usually flood your Instagram at night, also coming in different variations. Whether you decide to go forward with a sexy and not-so-appropriate negligee from Vickie's for your prime shot, or you decide to take a more casual sweatpants and t-shirt approach, the Sleepy Selfie has probably been taken by all of us in one way or another. Also necessary in order to capture the perfect shot are the following: tired doe eyes, a small amount of lip gloss (that you will deny wearing if anyone comments on it), and slightly tousled hair. This Selfie is always taken either scandalously in bed or on the couch from a bird's eye angle, and is usually captioned with something like "Long day, time to catch some ZzZzs", accompanied with a sleepy-face emoji. Don't even act like you've never done it.
The Holiday Selfie
Out of all Selfies, this one seems the most obligatory as it is usually one of the rare occasions where we get to dress to impress. Whether you're wearing a sparkly skirt, a flirty shoulder-bearing Christmas sweater, or your new suede booties, a mirror pic displaying your entire outfit is required. Though it can sometimes be overwhelming, I guess I would have to nominate the Holiday Selfie for one of the least annoying photos to flood social media, solely because it turns all social media outlets into a Virtual Fashion Week and allows you to peep what everyone is wearing. Holiday Selfies also come in the form of "Ugly Sweater Selfies" which are unavoidable during this time of year. Accompanied with a glass of wine and a goofy look on your face, this photo opportunity only comes around once a year, so you might as well grin and bear it. Now, say cheese!
The Artsy Selfie
Change your photo setting to Sepia, put on an infinity scarf and your dark rimmed glasses, and whatever you do, do NOT look at the camera. The Artsy Selfie is often attempted for various reasons: perhaps we actually want to try our hand at being a professional photographer, so what better place to start than Instagram? Or, maybe we just want to see what the right side of our face looks like, so we set the phone to self-timer and have it snap 20 photo bursts of us looking off into the distance, pondering life itself. Whatever the reason, the Artsy Selfie is a difficult one to pull off, mostly because not everyone's face is as aesthetically pleasing from the side, as it is from the front. Despite our best efforts, some of us attempt the Artsy Selfie, (and sometimes try and add more drama to our photo by holding a rose and smelling it with our eyes closed), but unfortunately the only emotion we seem to convey is utter confusion. At least we tried.
The Professional Selfie
The work Selfie is quite common, usually taken during the day, possibly at your desk, and next to the Holiday Selfie, is probably the next most tolerable Selfie of them all. Donning dress pants and a sweater, or a pencil skirt and a blouse, this Selfie is necessary only to prove to the world that you can be professional and still look cute while doing it. Often paired with a "#WorkFlow" caption, sometimes you just need to take a picture of yourself during your normal hours so people remember how great you look when you're pulling off "Business Casual-Chic." Now, get back to work.
The "Betch You Better Werk" Selfie
This Selfie is a Friday/Saturday night requirement. I mean, not everyone is going to see your outfit for the night so why not document your high heels and club dress for the world to see? In addition to a full length mirror shot, you get bonus points if you take the picture with a glass of wine/shot glass/red solo cup/bottle of Grey Goose and caption it with a Beyonce song lyric, as this just further proves the fact that you party, you drink, you dance, and damn it you look good while doing it.
The "Club Goin' Up" Selfie
This Selfie will come directly after your "Betch You Better Werk" Selfie and will always take place in the club. For some reason, taking a Selfie after a couple Vodka-Cranberry shooters seems like the perfect thing to do, and it typically takes place with your friends in a really grimy bathroom, or even better, out in the middle of the dance floor. Most often the blurriness of this selfie parallels perfectly with the blurriness of your night out, and usually is combined with an "I don't even remember taking this! #Latergram" caption. Also, instead of showing your pearly whites or a seductive half-smile like you do in all your other photos, you've opted to either imitate KISS with your tongue sticking out, or you've decided on the ever-popular "duck lips". No matter your pose, this Selfie is unavoidable, especially when you're out partying with a group of your friends.
Though there were only 8 listed, our social world is filled with various Selfies that come in all forms and prove one thing is quite certain: We really, really love taking pictures of ourselves. As an unashamed Selfie taker, I think it's only normal, as we now live in a society where anything and everything can be documented for our own enjoyment. Whether its pictures of our food, our pets, our ourselves, the multi-faceted smartphones and apps like Instagram help us all become self-proclaimed photographers. Furthermore, even if you're not posting them, I'm sure everyone has taken at least one Selfie in their life, if not for vain purposes than simply to see what our face really looks like from the view of someone else. If you've got enough self-confidence to take the next step and put that picture online, who am I to judge?
If you won't admit that you've taken at least one of the above Selfies, can we at least all admit how freakishly horrifying it is when you open up your camera to snap a picture and it's on front-facing view, giving you an awful close-up image of your double chin and nose hairs? Sometimes, the only way to eliminate that awful personal image is to take a pretty selfie, add a filter, and send it on its way. Keep snapping your photos people, you look great.
And while we're being honest…let's talk about how many Selfies you actually take and delete before you find the perfect shot…and how many times do you go back and forth between filters? Now, there's a story.
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Who Is 'Bachelorette' Ali Fedotowsky's Fiancé Roberto Martinez? We've Got Everything You Need To Know About Him!
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On the Aug. 2 season finale of The Bachelorette, 26-year-old Roberto Martinez got down on one knee and proposed to 25-year-old Ali Fedotowsky! "Share your life with me … Ali Fedotowsky, will you marry me?" Roberto asked in Bora Bora where the final episode was filmed. Without hesitation, Ali said "yes" and jumped into his arms. But now the question is … who is Roberto?
Here are all the details you need to know about Ali's new fiancé Roberto:
- Roberto is 26 years old.
- Hometown is Tampa, Fla.
- He was working and living in Charleston, S.C., as an insurance agent before going on The Bachelorette.
- Played Division II Baseball for the University of Tampa Spartans in 2002 and 2003.
- Graduated from the University of Tampa in 2005 with a major in International Business.
- In the summer of 2002, just after Ali graduated from Mount Greylock Regional High School in Williamstown, Ma., Roberto was just one town away pitching for the baseball team North Adams Steeple-Cats.
- Roberto possibly knew Ali prior to going on the show, while he was playing baseball. "They definitely would have moved in the same social circles," one of Justin's teammates told Us Weekly. "He always talked about girl who looked like Ali [who cheered for him at his games.] It's hard to mistake her face."
- He is moving to San Diego, Calif., to live with Ali and start his own business. "We got a place, an apartment we rented in San Diego," Ali told Bachelorette host Chris Harrison on After The Final Rose. "Roberto's already living there and we have to get my stuff down there. Roberto's already set up his business there."
- He received the "first impression" rose from Ali on the first episode.
- He's engaged to be married to Ali. "I knew the first time I held you in my arms I wanted to do that for the rest of my life," Roberto told Ali prior to proposing to her on the season finale of The Bachelorette.
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Economic Inclusion
By Amy Liu, Vice President and Director, Metropolitan Policy Program, Brookings Institution
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The geography of opportunity and poverty is shifting, creating a patchwork of concentrated advantage and disadvantage across cities, suburbs, and exurbs that challenges existing models of governance.
How can one create more inclusive economies in this disruptive age?
Cities are under pressure to deliver on a whole host of national priorities. In the U.S. that includes the nation's weak productivity growth, stagnant wages, and stark racial disparities. When an inclusive economy and a robust economic growth agenda is not a top priority for national governments, local governments, along with the private sector, are required to step up their investments in key domestic policy areas like infrastructure, job training, and housing assistance.
As public and private sector leaders in metro areas set out to build more productive, inclusive economies, they should address the structural barriers, past and future, that prevent many people, places, and businesses from participating fully in the economy.
At one level, this means that cities and metro areas must reverse the housing, land use, and infrastructure policies that have privileged white homeowners over black and brown Americans. At the same time, cities and metro areas must help their communities adapt to the rapidly shifting dynamics of the new era, which threaten to exacerbate inequality and exclusion. Technology is transforming every occupation and industry in cities large and small: According to forthcoming Brookings research, the share of U.S. jobs that require only low levels of digital literacy shrank from 56 percent in 2002 to less than 30 percent today. In just over a decade, the day-to-day duties of administrative assistants, toolmakers, truck mechanics, HR specialists, and numerous other occupations have dramatically digitalized.
Additionally, the workforce that must be prepared for a digital economy is both aging and diversifying, with older, whiter generations and younger, multi-ethnic ones each seeking to navigate a changing labor market.
City and regional leaders can help their communities adapt in the following three ways:
Help people adapt their skills to the changing demands of our economy. Many older workers are struggling to translate their skills and experience into stable employment, while younger ones lack meaningful workplace experiences or personal networks to find good jobs. City leaders can help both groups by promoting apprenticeships and other work-based learning programs, organizing digital and global fluency trainings, and ensuring work supports for near retirees. New York City, for instance, has launched Ladders for Leaders, a program that sets its sights on providing 100,000 jobs, internships, and mentorships per year for young New Yorkers by 2020, particularly vulnerable youth.
Improve connectivity and access to better opportunities. Too many neighborhoods and jurisdictions within metro areas are isolated; cities can help re-connect them by investing in better transit, more affordable housing in opportunity-rich neighborhoods, and a network of innovation hubs and job centers across the metro area so that residents are close to jobs regardless of where they live.
Help businesses launch, scale, and innovate, promoting greater economic dynamism and productivity. Despite all of the promises of technological innovation, research confirms that business formation and productivity is flat, challenging workers' paths to upward mobility and income growth. City and metropolitan leaders can create healthier, more productive business ecosystems by helping firms invest in their employees and new digital solutions, encouraging entrepreneurship and start-ups, especially among underrepresented groups, and connecting small and mid-sized firms to new customers and markets abroad.
Achieving more productive, inclusive economic growth requires multidimensional action. Local and regional leaders will need to change mindsets, emphasize systemic reforms over narrow new programs, and reimagine ways to finance solutions. It certainly won't be easy. But in today's political climate, progress on these crucial objectives will increasingly depend on the adaptive actions of cities and metro areas.
Editor's note: This post was originally published on the Brookings Metropolitan Policy Program blog.
Amy Liu is vice president and director of the Metropolitan Policy Program at Brookings, and the Adeline M. and Alfred I. Johnson Chair in Urban and Metropolitan Policy. She also directs the Global Cities Initiative: A Joint Project of Brookings and JPMorgan Chase, which aims to help leaders in U.S. metropolitan areas reorient their economies toward greater engagement in world markets. In 2016, Liu authored "Remaking Economic Development: The Markets and Civics of Continuous Growth and Prosperity" in which she argues that city and metropolitan leaders must adopt a broader vision of economic development that can deliver economic growth, prosperity, and inclusion for all residents.
For Amy Liu's full Brookings bio, click here.
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- Improve connectivity and access to better opportunities.
- Help businesses launch, scale, and innovate, promoting greater economic dynamism and productivity.
- Address the structural barriers, in areas like housing, land use and infrastructure policies, that prevent many people, places, and businesses from participating fully in the economy.
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Maine voters appear ready to change the way they elect public officials for statewide and federal offices, according to new surveys. Polling suggests that the more voters know about Question 5, the ballot initiative to implement ranked choice voting, the more likely they are to vote for it.
According to the latest Portland Press Herald/Maine Sunday Telegram poll, 48 percent of respondents support ranked choice voting in Maine. The poll shows that nearly a quarter of voters are still undecided on the measure and 29 percent are likely to vote against it.
This is good news for proponents of the initiative, and suggests that the measure has a strong chance of passing in November.
READ MORE: RCV Maine Answers All Your Questions About Ranked Choice Voting in AMA
Further, while PPH/MST poll suggests that a sizable percentage of the population still is unsure of the proposal, internal polling from RCV Maine suggests that the more voters know about ranked choice voting, the more likely they are to support it.
The results of the internal survey, originally published by Bangor Daily News, shows that if the election were held today, 49 percent of respondents would vote for the measure. When they learned more about the initiative, the number jumped to 55 percent.
Overall, support for the idea of the reform is as high as 60 percent, according to the same survey.
Additionally, the survey found that 72 percent of respondents believe Maine needs major political reform, 89 percent said the state government isn't working and changes need to be made to how the system works, and 86 percent are concerned about partisanship in Augusta.
Question 5 qualified for the 2016 ballot in November 2015 after RCV Maine submitted over 70,000 signatures to put it on the ballot. If approved by voters, Maine would be the first state to adopt ranked choice voting for all statewide races.
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Losing people you care about is hard. Especially so when people you care about suddenly decide they don't want you in their lives anymore. Whether it's the break down of a relationship, losing a loved one or a friendship coming to an end. It really hurts.
I've dealt with a LOT of loss and rejection in my life. My mother died, my family didn't want me. I spent time in foster homes. Then they did want me… then they didn't. I've broken up with boyfriends, I've been dumped. Everyone goes through rejection in their lives. I'm not the first and I won't be the last. It's part of life.
Recently, I lost some good friends. People I saw as practically family. But it was one-sided. For the last few months of our friendships, I heard less and less from some of them. They didn't invite me to events with their other friends almost as if they were ashamed of me. I was always there to help them with their careers but I think when they decided to take a different path in life they didn't need me anymore. One got dumped by her boyfriend and dealt with that rejection by rejecting the people who cared about her the most. Another ghosted me altogether and one turned really nasty when I told them I felt exploited and used.
I'm not gonna lie I was heartbroken. They were like family to me.
But thinking about those relationships, they were toxic. I allowed people to use me to further their own dreams and careers. Whilst I'm sure they did care about me as a person, I was never important to them. They had no respect for me. Whenever I called them out on anything they'd turn it around on me and I'd end up apologising for being ignored or constantly let down. Like their negative behaviour was somehow MY FAULT. Narcissistic much?
Sometimes a rejection can be a good thing. When one door closes, another one opens and since then I've connected with other people and feel like I have people in my life who value my time and friendship. Not helping them with their businesses has left me with time to focus on mine. I have to space to focus on me and my own life.
Rejection sucks though no matter who it's from. Here are a few tips I've learned to deal with it.
Don't get revenge, get better.
The temptation to do something to hurt these people as much as they hurt you can be irresistible. But in the long run, it doesn't do anyone any favours. The best thing to do is focus on your own life and focus all that energy on bettering yourself and your own life. The thing about success is that it brings people out of the woodwork who in the past never gave you the time of day. The feeling of rejecting them back is so much more delicious than some name calling anyway.
Love yourself
It's all too easy to take it personally and think that you're the one with something wrong with you. But it's more of a reflection of the people doing the rejecting… not you. They're not good people and you're better off without them in your life. You deserve to only have people around you who know just how amazing you really are. Any self-respecting person wouldn't allow anyone to ignore them or make them feel bad about themselves. Spend some time reminding yourself how awesome you are.
Forgive, but don't forget
Forgiving someone doesn't mean letting them back into your life. It's accepting their behaviour and putting it in the past where it belongs. Be at peace with them, wish them all the best for the future and get on with your life.
Get busy
It's normal to feel angry and hurt. But letting it go on for too long can have a negative impact. I'm guilty of brooding over things and dwelling on the past. We all are sometimes. But try not to let it happen too often. Go out with friends, have some fun. Do something to distract yourself when those feelings start creeping back in.
Cut Ties
Delete these people from your life completely and don't let them crawl back in. Your life is way too precious to allow anyone in it who makes you feel bad constantly. Delete them from your social media, remove their contact details from your phone. Try to avoid contact with them altogether. It helps you heal faster if you're not bombarded by reminders of them. If you're really sure that the relationship is over… get rid of everything that ties you to them. It's hard but you'll be so much lighter for it.
Talk it out
Find someone to talk about it all to. Sometimes letting out the pain can be a huge boost. Go out for a drink with a friend, write it in a diary. Just get it all out of your system.
Most of all… you are amazing and you only deserve people in your life who appreciate that. Anyone else just has to go.
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