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What Bradley Manning Leaked
Private First Class Bradley Manning was sentenced to 35 years in prison Wednesday morning for transmitting government documents to the antisecrecy website WikiLeaks, and he received a dishonorable discharge. The trove of documents fell within four categories: videos, incident reports from the Afghanistan and Iraq wars, information on detainees at Guantanamo and thousands of State Department cables. WSJ reporter Julian E. Barnes compiled this list of the top documents for an article that appeared in The Wall Street Journal July 31, 2013.
The most important video showed an U.S. Army Apache helicopter in Iraq firing on a group of people who turned out to include journalists from Reuters. The video was edited by WikiLeaks and called "Collateral Murder." In Pfc. Manning's trial, the defense and prosecution have offered different theories of when the video was sent to WikiLeaks. Pfc. Manning's lawyers have said the material in the video had been previously released to the public; prosecutors said that militants could learn about American military tactics by watching the video.
'War Logs'
The second batch of documents provided by Pfc. Manning that WikiLeaks published were incident reports from Afghanistan and Iraq. WikiLeaks called them the "War Logs" and said they showed there were much larger numbers of civilian casualties than the U.S. had previously reported. The Iraq war logs were released first and WikiLeaks didn't redact the names of people mentioned in the incident reports, prompting U.S. officials to charge the organization had put the lives of people who had supported the American military in jeopardy.
More care was taken to redact names in subsequent releases, but U.S. officials continued to maintain that the release of hundreds of thousands of reports hurt the war effort. In the trial of Pfc. Manning, prosecutors said a copy of the Afghanistan incident reports was found in Osama bin Laden's Pakistan compound after the raid that killed him. Pfc. Manning's defenders say the release of the low-level reports could not have hurt ongoing operations but did provide the public with a better understanding of the war.
Pfc. Manning has also been accused of providing WikiLeaks with documents related to the detainees at Guantanamo. Those documents have received comparatively little attention, because most of the information in them had been publicly released by the government in other documents.
State Department Cables
The largest trove of documents Pfc. Manning provided to WikiLeaks was hundreds of thousands of State Department cables. WikiLeaks has released many of the documents on their website but didn't issue a blanket release as they had with the military incident reports. Still, because some newspapers have a complete archive of the documents, the most important information in the trove has been made public.
U.S. officials have said the release of the cables was the most damaging leak by Pfc. Manning, causing diplomatic headaches around the globe as the private stances of allied nations—which sometimes differed from public comments—were laid bare. Officials have said the release of documents has made some nations more hesitant to share intelligence or work with the U.S. Defenders of Pfc. Manning said the release of the cables has provided important information about international affairs, and has helped prod democratic movements in the Middle East.
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This morning, like most mornings I sat drinking my coffee browsing my freshly updated list of news feeds and articles. All of a sudden I was floored by a video, my breath lost in a mix of laughter and horror. In it's wake I was left with a new appreciation for how much technology has changed. Allow me to share this experience with you.
The 'Kids Guide To the Internet' is a wonderful reminder of the early days of the Internet (and educational videos at that). The video may be linked to an infamous satire site, but I found this experience rather enlightening (and really funny at that). My sentiment was further compounded when the person (younger) I first showed the video asked me "what is a VCR?". Watch this video and be reminded of what technology and our attitude towards it used to be like. Compare it to today where we swim in wireless and are constantly smartphone tethered. Consider how simple technology has become -- how many times you have seen a child of only a few years old using an iPad with no effort at all? In only a few years technology changes in astonishing ways, but I for one find I often quickly forget the time before new invention X.
So how much progress have we made? Clearly technology has developed in amazing ways and as a society we have become much more comfortable with technology in every aspect of our lives. That said, we have some interesting issues this video reminds me of. The digital divide is one such issue. Across different age groups we have varying levels of expertise and security awareness on the Internet and many are left very exposed due to a lack of basic understanding. What makes a secure password? How do you spot a phishing scam? How do you know if your web connection is encrypted? I have heard people say that security awareness is a temporal issue and that as the young generation grows up the problem will naturally be fixed - but I disagree. I've spoken to many young people who are extremely capable users of technology but who have less of a concept of privacy and security than older colleagues. Granted, I know many people who are my senior who struggle with these concepts too.
The Internet and associated technologies has become a key part of our society and an increasing default for so many things we do day to day. To put this simply, as an international community we have to do a better job of educating the whole population on the basics of security. Security awareness can't be a one size fits all, but rather needs to be a campaign that gets the message across to each group of the population in terms that make sense to them. It should be embedded at every stage of the curriculum in schools, it should be on the TV like a health and safety message and anywhere else we can put it to help get the message across. So, do your part and be a good Internet neighbour. Friends don't let friends use insecure computers. Help spread the word and give security awareness a thought today.


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New Type Kimono: Maximum Princess
Your typical Japanese gyaru might be happy to see kimono-wearing go the way of ballroom dancing and tea ceremony, but a growing number of hip young women are adopting the techniques of alt fashion subcultures to breathe new life into old-skool clothes. Kimono hime lovers flaunt convention with a mash-up of vintage patterns, non-trad color combos and Western accessories to spawn a style that is utterly new, yet still utterly Japanese. First of all – just for comparison – here's what it's not:
So, how do you build your very own Kimono Princess look?
Thanks to Kimono Hime magazine (#12) for the gorgeous new style kimono photos, and きものサロン magazine for the modern photo.
As you've probably guessed, I actually love kimono in all its forms. I always thought I'd feel like a hopeless wannabe if I ever tried to un-ironically wear one, but kimono hime style is such an eclectic mix and match, it feels like it can work on anybody. And finally…I got to try it for myself! If you'd like to see the pix and hear what it was like to on a kimono tour with stylist extraordinaire Anji Salz of SALZ Tokyo, click on over to this:
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Gazans look at recent wreckage | Islamic News Daily
A five-hour humanitarian ceasefire in the Gaza Strip ended at 3PM today with rocket sirens at Askhelon, Southern Israel. Reportedly, both parties infringed the ceasefire once. Three mortar bombs landed in open areas in Israel while there were reports of Israeli tank fire in Rafah. An alleged renewal of the ceasefire appeared eminent with an Israeli official saying: "There is an agreement for a ceasefire beginning tomorrow. I believe it is 6AM". However, there has been no confirmation from Israeli or Hamas officials yet.
A Hamas official did state that progress was made but a ceasefire was not yet reached. In addition, a member of the Israeli security cabinet told the Israeli newspaper that no approval had been issued in regard to a ceasefire, without stating whether an agreement had been reached or not. Israel's foreign minister Avigdor Lieberman denied the reports, stating that they are "far from representing reality. I spoke with the prime minister, and as of now they are incorrect."
Thursday's five-hour humanitarian ceasefire came only days after the rejection of an Egyptian-mediated ceasefire which Hamas claims it was not informed upon. The UN-brokered ceasefire on Thursday came after negotiations in Cairo between an Israeli delegation and representatives of the Palestinian Authority and Hamas.
Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas was to meet different Hamas officials today to discuss ceasefire terms. It is expected that the conditions will include an ease of the Israeli blockade on Gaza and the permanent opening of the Rafah crossing on the Egypt border. Hamas officials are also expected to demand the release of members that were rearrested in the West Bank during 'Operation Brother's Keeper', that had been released by Israel in the Shalit deal.
Humanitarian aid is much needed in Gaza. Hospitals are running out of medical supplies and water shortages are near. Wells and water pipelines are damaged by the bombardments and about 90 percent of the water available is unsuited for drinking or cooking. "The question is not if but when an already beleaguered population will face an acute water crisis" said Jacques de Maio of the Red Cross, in reference to what will happen if hostilities continue.
During the five hour truce, Gazans rushed to buy supplies and inspect their homes. Long queues were formed at banks, which opened today for the first time in ten days.
Before the ceasefire started at 10AM, the Israeli military killed three people in Rafah while wounding another four. Hamas members tried to cross into Israel through a tunnel, but the attack was thwarted by the Israeli forces. Al Jazeera reported that eight were killed and an additional five escaped, while Hamas claimed on Gazan Radio to have killed and wounded Israelis during the attack. Both claims were unconfirmed by Israeli sources.
As the evening of the tenth day of Operation Protective Edge is approaching, the death toll in Gaza is over 230 with more than 1700 injured. There has been one casualty on the Israeli side.
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The Salisbury Museum
A friendly museum in a Grade 1 listed building. Winner of six major awards including a Museum of the Year award and the English Tourist Board England for Excellence. The archaeology collections are Designated Collections of national importance.
Home of the Stonehenge gallery, Warminster Jewel and famous Monkton Deverill gold torc. Displays of prehistory in Early Man; Romans and Saxons; the medieval history of Old Sarum and Salisbury (with the renowned Giant and Hob Nob); the Pitt Rivers (father of modern scientific archaeology) collection; ceramics and costume; a pre-NHS surgery; pictures throughout the Museum, including Turner watercolours.
Also home to the Wessex Gallery of Archaeology.
Temporary exhibitions all through the year. Gift and coffee shops. Season tickets and membership benefits available.
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Museum, Gallery, Historic house or home, Festivals
Monday to Saturday 10:00 to 17:00
Sunday (April - October only) 12:00 to 17:00
Bank Holidays 10:00 to 17:00 (closed Christmas Day, Boxing Day, New Year's Day)
Adults £7.50
Children £3.60
Families £18.50
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The archaeology collections at this museum are Designated Collections of national importance.
The Designated collections contain rich and varied material from major prehistoric and later excavations, including finds and archaeology from nearby Stonehenge and other villages in south Wiltshire.
Collection details
World Cultures, Weapons and War, Social History, Personalities, Natural Sciences, Fine Art, Decorative and Applied Art, Costume and Textiles, Coins and Medals, Archives, Archaeology
Key artists and exhibits
- Stonehenge Interactive Gallery
- Turner watercolours
- Victorian costume
- Wedgewood, ceramics & glass
- Medieval history
- Pitt Rivers gallery
- Social history
- Archaeology
- Art
- Designated Collection
Br Grave, it's the Saxons!
2 hour session in the museum or classroom
Pupils will become history detectives and discover what a mysterious grave can tell us about Salisbury's Saxon past. The session is an opportunity to learn about the past from things left behind through handling real Saxon grave goods, plus lively activities and costumes to try.
£2.75 per pupil
Travel to and from school:40p per mile
Hilforts and Catapults
2 hour session in the museum
You class will be split into two opposing sides in order to understand how the Romans took defensive Iron Age hill forts, like Old Sarum, using ingenious catapults. An opportunity to investigate forces, construct catapults, and understand the local area's Iron Age and Roman past. Links with science.
Homes Through Time
2 hour session in the museum or classroom
Explore how objects in our homes have changed over time. Using real Victorian objects, children will discover how life in the past was different to our lives today.
£2.75 per pupil
Travel to and from school:40p per mile
Investigating Prehistoric Pots
1 to 1.5 hour session in the museum or classroom
Discover the secrets of these mysterious pots and have a go at designing, making abd decorating your own Bronze Age Beaker pot.
£2.75 per pupil
Travel to and from school:40p per mile
Medieval Salisbury
2 hour session in the museum or classroom
What life was like for people living in the new medieval city of Salisbury, what were the guilds and why does Salisbury have it's own Giant? All will be revealed as pupils handle real medieval artifacts and creat their own unique coat of arms.
Mini Museums
Whole or half day sessions in the museum
Your pupils will learn some of the tranferable skills needed to become museum curators. Creative thinking, team working, historicak enquirary, presesntation and literacy skills are all developed through lively object handling and creative activities. Your pupils will have a chance to discover what happens behind the scenes of a museum, investigate mysterious artefacts and work together to create their own mini-museums in an open-ended design challenge.
£3.50 per pupil
Roman Dig
2 hour session in the museum
Discover what it is like to be an Archaeologist and find out what we can learn from the things the Romans left behind. Handle real Roman artifacts and discover how they were made and what they were used for.
£2.75 per pupil
Roman Pottery
1 hour session in the museum or classroom
Create a Roman pot from air drying clay using real pottery as inspiration and decorate it using Roamn designs and motifs.
£2.75 per pupil
Travel to and from school: 40p per mile
Saxon Art
1.5 to 2 hour session in the museum or classroom
Pupils will make their own stamps to decortate their Saxon inspired pots. THey will also make a colourful stings of beads and design a shiled and helmet for a Saxon warrior.
£3.50 per pupil
Travel to and from school:40p per mile
Slave Yourself
Musa, the wife of a notable Roman who has recently settles in Britain, needs to buy slaves for her new Villa and your pupils might be just what she's looking for. Object handling, role play and hands on activities. Make Roman Ink, Roman perfume, leather sandals and honeyed dates.
The Evacuees are coming!
2 hour session in the classroom
What was it like to share your school, home and village with evacuees during the war? Local school teacher and member of the Woman's Voluntary Service, Mrs V. Strictly, will take charge of the class as she prepares them for life on the Home Front and life with evacuees. Pupils will handly real 1940's objects, experience gas practice, school lessons 1940's style and role play.
£3.00 per pupil
The King's House
2 hour session in the museum
Meet Mrs Duncan, a Victorian SChool Teacher who lived in the KIng's HOuse a long time ago. Using old photographs and evidence left behind from the past, she will help youe class look for clues that tell us how the building has changed over time.
£2.75 per pupil
The Tudors are Coming to Town
2 hour session in the museum or classroom
It is 1535 and King Henry is visiting Salisbury with his new wife Anne Boleyn. As loyal citizens you must make sure that everything is in place to impress them. Through this hands on, costumed role play session children will discover the differences between rich and poor in Tudor Salisbury and experience what it was like to come face to face with the King.
£3.00 per pupil
Travel to and from school: 40p per mile
Toys Through Time
2 hour session in the museum or classroom
The museum has a collection of old toys but we need your help to sort them out. Which are the oldest? Who would have played with them? How would you describe them? YOu will also have a chance to play with replica toys and make your own old fashioned toys.
Cost:£2.75 per pupil
Travel to and from school:40p per mile
Tudor Life
1 hour session in the museum or classroom
Handle replica Tudor objects, games and costume and investigat what they tell is about life in Tudor times.
Unlocking the Stonehenge World Heritage Site
1 hour sessioin in the museum or classroom
A lively presentation designed to help pupils understand the Stonehenge World Heritage Site. They will explore the meanings behind the monuments un the landscape and how archaeology has helped us understand the mysteries surrounding them.
£2.00 per pupil
Travel to and from school:40p per mile
Victorian Childhood
1-2 hour sessions in the museum or classroom
What was it like for children in Victorian times? Handle real Victorian objects, clothing and toys and discover what these tell us about childhood in the past.
£2.75 per pupil
Travel to and from school:40p per mile
Victorian Life
1-2 hour session in the museum or classroom
An engaging handling session exploring Victorian life through objects, costume and photographs. What do they tell us about the differences between life today and life in the past? What do they tell us about life in the country and life in the town? Children will use creative thinking and enquiry skills to find the answers.
£2.75 per pupil
Travel to and from school:40p per mile
Who was the Amesbury Archer?
2 hour session in the museum
What can we learn about people from the things they left behind? Focusing on objects and evidence from the Stonehenge World Heritage Site, pupils will bring to life the famous Amesbury Archer and use a range of skills to unlock what life was like for people living in Salisbury 4000 years ago. Pupils will handle real prehistoric objects and take part in costumed role play. Supports literacy.
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Worcestershire trust charges man £2,000 for medical records
A man has been asked to pay £2,000 by a hospital trust to access his medical records from eight years ago.
Andrew Brown, 49, requested a copy of a cardiac ultrasound he had in 2004 at the Worcestershire Royal Hospital.
Worcestershire Acute Hospitals NHS Trust said Mr Brown already has a written copy of the echo cardiogram report and generating an image of the visual data would be too expensive.
Mr Brown, of Worcester, said the fee was "nothing short of extraordinary".
A letter from the trust to Mr Brown explained the data of echo cardiograms carried out between 2004 and 2008 were stored on a format that would require buying a different system to be read.
'Obsolete technology'
Mr Brown said he had previously requested copies of scans from the trust for £10 and objects to being asked to buy hardware in order to maintain access to clinical information.
He said: "I wanted a copy of this one for my own records and to compare it with one I had done in January last year, it's my right.
"My other concern is there could be hundreds if not thousands of records between 2004 and 2008 that patients can't access on these discs."
When asked whether he thought it was unreasonable to ask the trust to pay for his request, Mr Brown said the money was a "drop in the ocean".
He said: "You could always analyse various bits of expenditure and say 'why doesn't the chief executive take a pay cut of £10,000 to help pay for patient care?'"
A statement from the trust said: "The trust does have the visual data on file but the cost of generating an image from what is now obsolete technology is not a cost effective use of public money.
"We have made inquiries with other trusts in the country to see if they have the facility to download and transfer the data we hold on to a CD but to no avail."
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When I attended seminary over 20 years ago, one of my favorite activities was the inter-seminary dialogues. Once a month about seven or eight of us would drive down to Jewish Theological Seminary in Manhattan to meet up with Jewish rabbinical students and seminarians from Union Theological Seminary (Protestant) and St. Joseph's (Catholic).
You'd think the gathering would spark some lively and substantive debate, but the truth was the contest wasn't even close. From the very first meeting the Jews and Orthodox left the Protestants and Catholics in the dust.
The participants from Union were caught in the worst sort of theological relativism, so much so that they were uncertain even of first principles. We just got tired of waiting for them to build up enough self-assurance to craft a coherent argument. The Catholics were reeling from the exposure of the sex-abuse scandals that were coming to light at the time and retreated into an obscure Marian piety that we Orthodox could somewhat understand, but was completely incomprehensible to the Protestants and Jews. Only the Orthodox and Jews had something to say.
The personal connection with Union Seminary and that Dietrich Bonhoeffer spent time there fifty years earlier and came to the same conclusions we did makes the essay below so interesting. I never knew Bonhoeffer spent any time at Union, but I know enough about his life and witness that his observations are worth pondering. His reflections foreshadowed the decline of mainline Protestantism that has come to pass in our day.
The author makes some political points some readers won't like, but just overlook those. There is still a lot of value in the piece.
Source: World Net Daily | Elias Washington
[The Union students] talk a blue streak without the slightest substantive foundation and with no evidence of any criteria … They are unfamiliar with even the most basic questions. They become intoxicated with liberal and humanistic phrases, laugh at the fundamentalists, and yet basically are not even up to their level.
During this Thanksgiving holiday, I am reading a revelatory biography on one of my favorite theologians, Dietrich Bonhoeffer (d. April 9, 1945), who, like millions of his fellow German citizens, would become an involuntary victim of Hitler's fascist government and Nazi genocide literally weeks before the death of Hitler, the fall of Berlin and the triumph of the Allied Powers on V-E Day (May 8). The book is titled, "Bonhoeffer: Pastor, Martyr, Prophet, Spy" (2010) by Eric Metaxas.
When Bonhoeffer came to America to do post-graduate studies in theology on a teaching fellowship at New York's Union Theological Seminary from 1930-31, little did he realize that he was at Ground Zero of an epic war between liberals and fundamentalists, progressives and conservative Christians. Harry Emerson Fosdick's Riverside Church – mere blocks from Union and built specially for him by John D. Rockefeller – was the most famous liberal preacher in America. On the other side, representing traditional faith and described as a fundamentalist, stood Dr. Walter Duncan Buchanan, pastor of Broadway Presbyterian Church, six blocks south of Union and built without this existential Faustian bargain with the devil (or Mr. Rockefeller's money), thank you.
Bonhoeffer observed that Union was on the side of Fosdick, Rockefeller and Henry Luce, American publisher extraordinaire and founder of Time Magazine, who did a flattering article on Fosdick when Riverside opened in October 1930. Bonhoeffer noted, "In New York they preach about virtually everything; only one thing is not addressed, or is addressed so rarely that I have as yet been unable to hear it, namely, the gospel of Jesus Christ, the cross, sin and forgiveness, death and life."
Bonhoeffer further wrote of the anti-theological mood at Union:
The theological atmosphere of the Union Theological Seminary is accelerating the process of the secularization of Christianity in America. Its criticism is directed essentially against the fundamentalists and to a certain extent also against the radical humanists in Chicago; it is healthy and necessary. But there is no sound basis on which one can rebuild after demolition. It is carried away with the general collapse.
Bonhoeffer realized what I call the "progressive revolution" had all but destroyed real Christianity. The American seminary was not up to his exacting German standards. ("There is no theology here," Bonhoeffer would write to his superintendent, Max Diestel.) Yet there was a small ray of light that shone brightly through the black hole of liberalism. Metaxas wrote, "The one, notable exception, Bonhoeffer again observed, was in the 'negro churches.' If his year in New York had value, it was mainly because of his experiences in the 'negro churches.'"
While in New York, Bonhoeffer developed a strong friendship with one of his classmates, a black man from Alabama named Albert Franklin "Frank" Fisher, a social worker at the progressive Abyssinian Baptist Church in Harlem headed by the irrepressible Dr. Adam Clayton Powell Sr. Since Bonhoeffer was weary of the cold, dead liberal sermons in places like Riverside Church, when Fisher invited him to a service at Abyssinian, he gladly attended.
On Bonhoeffer's experiences in Harlem, Metaxas wrote, "For the first time Bonhoeffer saw the gospel preached and lived out in obedience to God's commands. He was entirely captivated, and for the rest of his time in New York, he was there every Sunday to worship and to teach a Sunday school class of boys; he was active in a number of groups in the church. …"
It's amazing how the more things change the more they stay the same. I recently read that professor Cornel West, perhaps the most famous and outspoken black Marxist theologian and progressive "intellectual" will soon leave Princeton for Union Theological Seminary." I wonder what will professor West teach his impressionable, young students at Union? About the god of Fosdick, Rockefeller, Occupy Wall Street and the socialist media, or about the God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob? Darwin or David? St. Marx or St. Matthew? St. Nietzsche ("God is dead") or St. Paul ("I am crucified with Christ …")?
Had Bonhoeffer remained in New York for another year, he would have witnessed voting patterns of black Americans tragically shift away from the Republican Party – the party of the abolitionists, of Abraham Lincoln, Henry Lloyd Garrison, Harriet Tubman and Frederick Douglass. It was the same party that freed their forefathers from 250 years of slavery to once again put on the slave chains in 1932 where black Americans under the influence of Dr. W.E.B. Dubois, the NAACP and thousands of black pastors like Powell who told their naïve flocks to vote for the Democratic Socialist Party and Franklin Delano Roosevelt's "New Deal" programs. These were the same progressives who presently kept them segregated in racial concentration camps called ghettos in Harlem, Watts, Southside of Chicago, "Black Bottom" on the Eastside of Detroit and in neighborhoods in big cities and little towns across America in the 1930s – and in 2011.
It was exactly 80 years ago that Dietrich Bonhoeffer completed his teaching fellowship at Union and his unplanned work deconstructing Jim Crow racial segregation laws by openly worshiping with black people at Harlem's Abyssinian Baptist church and left New York. Returning to Germany by late June 1931, he began actively plotting against Hitler and Nazism with other courageous Germans. Bonhoeffer would eventually sacrifice his liberty to become a prisoner first at Tegel military camp ("Cell 92," April 1943) and later at Buchenwald (Feb. 1945) and Flossenbürg (April 1945) concentration camps, where he fulfilled his ultimate destiny as a sainted martyr who willing gave his life courageously fighting against Nazi tyranny and against the madness of Hitler's Aryan supremacy.
Bonhoeffer transcended our defective human condition and demonstrated his enduring love of God, family and country by sacrificing his own personal safety and security playing a central part in two separate plots to kill Hitler ("Operation Valkyrie" and "Operation 7") in exchange for Hitler's merciless revenge, SS torture chambers and eventual martyrdom by hanging at the infamous Flossenbürg concentration camp on April 9, 1945. Why? Bonhoeffer answered in an equally transcendent manner – Silence in the face of evil is itself evil; God will not hold us guiltless. Not to speak is to speak. Not to act is to act.


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I know I went overboard with the bokeh (is that the proper term for the blurring?) but honestly, it makes me feel fancy. I included sharp images below!
Knew from the beginning my yarn choice (acrylic) wasn't the best but continued anyway. I hoped with all my might it wouldn't look too tragic without blocking and, looking at the end result, it doesn't! Once it's on my head I don't think anyone will point and say, "SHE DIDN'T BLOCK IT!" but correct me if I'm wrong.
Pattern: Habitat by Jared Flood
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For rounds 30, 32, 34: You're basically slipping the stitch. It will become the last stitch of the next round (31, 33, 35).
It was a quick knit. I will definitely make another!
Also, sorry if the photos are blinding. I work from a lap top and have been needing to get my screen re-calibrated for ages. I noticed that images viewed on my screen are darker than when viewed on a regular screen.
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I love it. Love the cables. Looks good to me not being blocked. I blocked my first knitted acrylic scarf last week. I was surprised how much the blocking did help with being acrylic. Now question, since I have recently picked up knitting after many years, did you use a circular needle with this project?


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View from the Road: What Do WoW and Twilight Have in Common?
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View from the Road: What Do WoW and Twilight Have in Common?
We nerds get awfully protective of things that don't actually exist.
I think I love you.
That's what I've been trying to say in my incomprehensible rants whenever threads talking about how some fictional creature isn't "real" same fictional creature.
Edit: And yes, I finished the whole article already. It's not exactly long, I'm not some kind of "First!" poster you get on ZP releases.
While reading this I was reminded of the letter that a Twillight fan wrote to Universal complaining that The Wolfman was nothing like the wolf pack from Twlight.
I had never felt such rage whilst reading a letter in my life.
I would defend things that don't exist till the end. Until of course technology becomes so advanced they become real and I have to fight them.
Oh and I hate twilight because they're not real vampires AND the piss poor acting.
Very well said, and it makes a whole lot of sense. I never really noticed how we get all fumed up over vampires, but not about trolls and elves.
Also, interesting side note, vampires didn't die in sunlight until a popular movie came out in the 50's, at which point it suddenly become taboo to go against the idea.
And I'm totally making a worgen mage.
Oh god yeah, I remember that. Man, I wanted to beat some culture into that little shit, or kill them trying.
By all means, hate Twilight. Not trying to say you shouldn't. ;)
Just don't get angry because RAWRTGHFH THEY'RE NOT REAAAAL VAMPIRES RARWRWRRGFGHGGBLBLHBVBLAFB
I think I love you Funk. I hate all the harping on about how they aren't really vampires, when people should really be ranting and raving on just how bad the books are.
I wrote better stories when I was nine and knew nothing of grammar or narrative structure.
Fair enough, I mean to be honest I commend them on trying to change the formula for a vampire, but really it just didn't do it for the population of earth. :P
I heard of but never read that, if you had a link that would be wonderful.
I like that the article points out on multiple occasions that we can still hate twilight just so long as we remember that interpretations of mystical creatures from Nosferatu to Blade have changed and we are normally very accepting. It's just in the Twilight franchises case, it's gone terribly wrong and so we associate that change with why it's so bad.
Though, no matter the case, anything that is penned towards the scene/emo tween girl demographic and sparkles I will likely hate. I said likely, thank the gods for wiggle room.
i beleive as long as your true to the base material, you can take some liberties. add stuff, take stuff out, tweak the formula. usually for the sake of realism, or because of how difficult it is to achieve. (i had a good example, but seemed to forgot.)
if that's true, then we should be able to forgive the "sparkle in the sunlight" thing. but we won't. oh hell no.
also, vampires started out as humanoid blood sucking monsters, not emo fags who live forever.
fucking Stephanie whatever-the-fuck-her-name-is.
Oh don't get me wrong, I despise the whole Twilight thing, I just find it interesting that the sunlight thing wasn't initially part of Vampire existence, but it has been set in stone since then.
I must have missed something along the way. Did someone say that WoW's Worgen are not real werewolves? Then who said that Worgen = Werewolves in the first place?
In any case, when it comes to stereotypes about fantasy races, I regard Terry Pratchett's concept them as canon.
Oh, I think Werewolves and Vampires are treated special because they are somewhat the most popular fantasy characters and offer little variation because they have a very narrow characterization. The elven example you made can illustrate this point. You mixed stuff from dark elves, tolkien elves, high elves and so on, the things are actually called different, while the only commom attribute is a tendancy to pointy ears. So elves are a huge categeorie. Vampires are not, they are just vampires, because they have these extreme and exact attributes. I think that's why people don't like you messing with them, you are messing with something they believe to know very good.
This leads to another point: Vampires and werewolves are subject to many, if not the most horror movies/comics/games out there, among with dieing teenagers. People feel save about them, thing to have seen everything about them, that's why they bother.
In the interest of playing Devil's Advocate, the Vampires in Twilight do in fact drink blood. Certain ones just choose not to.
Kind of like certain vampires in, say, Buffy - which we geeks LOVE.
Actually, White Wolf did it waaaaaaaaay before Stephanie Meyer - the vampires of the World of Darkness are infinitely the most emo twatty bastards I have ever read. Of course, they're also the most badass this side of Blade.
Also, Funk, dude, roll a Worgen Death Knight. Nothing says awesome like a Vampire Werewolf Black Knight Necromancer.
I'd also take Engineering, because then you have a legit reason to put Cyborg into the mix, too...
Here's the letter;
I will not be held responsible for any rage felt while reading it though.
Well said...that is all.
Yeah, firstly what is a "real" werewolf? There is no such thing. Werewolves are not real. So I agree with you completely, artistic rendering and interpretation should not be criticized for creativity or trying something moderately new.
And on another note, I have seen superiorly written essays and short stories by teenagers than I have seen in "Twilight". Edward doesn't suck, he's just in the wrong tale. Imagine if he had been in "Blade". He would've been fucked and killed in such an awesome fashion that you wouldn't be able to hate him. Then again, he's in "Twilight", so I take that back. But just imagine how awesome it would have been.
I never believed in a solid mold for fictional characters. I like how writers and other artist always use their own ideas, in stead of using the prerendered Tolkien-style creatures. I always hated writers that do stuff like that.
I think the Worgen looks awesome. That should be enough.
I don't think I agree. The only "required" thing for someone to be a vampire is to have to drink blood for sustenance. And that might not even be the case when it comes to "psychic vampires" or some similar shit. And for werewolves, turning into a wolf is pretty important.
Aside from that, I think, anything goes. Personalities and characteristics don't have to follow the same narrow path...
He fandoms, or any fandom can be rather protective. I guess it's a case if a pot calling the kettle black
I suspect we have twilight vamps because they're gay, & these wogan things because lolfurries. Nerds are nothing if not insecure, after all, & seeing the super straight & butch masculine fantasy alter-egos girlified makes us feel feelings we don't understand & find confusing.
I agree. When people just go along with Tolkien fantasy mold and add little more then names and story, it annoys me completely.
And yes, Worgen do look quite awesome. And whatever class you make, don't be a druid... I'm a wolf that shifts into a bear!
I thought stalking a girl and eventually fucking her wouldn't go well with being gay...
Boy I was wrong!
Those damn gays, always out to stalk and impregnate your daughter.
well said!
Well, speaking on the dwarves. BioWare made an admirable stab at it with Dragon Age. But, while I enjoyed the lore behind them and how their government and cities were set up, I couldn't really take them as dwarves due the blandness of the accent. I mean, you've got a smorgasbord of accents on display, various English, French and the soothing vaguely Hispanic tones of Zev, but, the dwarves...they get stuck with the generoamerican vo work. I mean...maybe if they weren't going to take the Highlands route they could have gone back their Norse roots. Yeah, that would've been better, a race of underground Norwegians.
As for the Worgen, I never had a problem with them in the first place. But I agree, the niggling over them is pretty silly.
You know, you are a genius and I hold this amount of respect for you: +1000.
Keep up the good work, at least you post more regulary to keep us updated on your view!
I think the biggest cause as to why vampires and werewolves get this treatment is familiarity with the source. Everyone loves some self-righteous indignation, and vampires and werewolves are really common lore in our culture, but, for example, trolls and orcs just aren't. So there are more people to express their dismay at the bastardization of the lore for creative purposes. For an even better example, just look at the wyvern in wow. It's like the took the description of a manticore (lion/scorpion/man), gave it wings, but then decided to call it a wyvern, which is supposed to be reptilian. Where's the stink about that??? No one cares... except me :)
I think it's perfectly acceptable to condemn concepts that don't make sense in their own concept.
Twilight "vampires" fail because if they did exist, they'd break major laws of physics, chemistry, biology, anthropology and many other natural laws. And if you disregard those laws, without providing suitable laws to sustain them, they fail under their own laws.
Teleporters, Time Travel and numerous other "soft" sciences work because they provide a pseudo-scientific basis for their existence. If you're actually theorising a massive density, invulnerable creature that survives purely on an organic soup created by an inferior life-form; and has a biological component that itself acts intelligently, then there's an awful lot of laws you have to re-write to accommodate it. If you then want to add in a hyperactive shapeshifter than draws physical matter from nowhere, survives on the same soup, and is at constant war with a far superior enemy, which can re-create itself purely by swapping soup with another inferior life-form, then the basic laws of causality collapse into an author wishlist.
Fireballs may not exist; but thermodynamics, conservation of energy/momentum etc. that allow humanity to survive have to take account of this.
"Normal" vampires are creatures cursed by a Higher power to act like blood junkies, resembling the effects of known diseases (Porphyria/Rabies), known drug effects (PCP, Heroin) and base human fears (Xenophobia, Nictophobia, Sexual Predatory behaviour).
If Worgen have Crinos forms that draw power from Elder Gods, then I've no problem with them. If they have normal platemail that shifts with them, then there's something that needs looking at.
First, John Funk, thank you so much for saying this. Absolutely right.
And, in turn, Anne Rice did it way before White Wolf with Interview with the Vampire. She's the person they were ripping off most when they created Vampire: The Masquerade. A few other people too. (For goodness sake, one of the clans is named Nosferatu.) But Anne Rice was clearly the most powerful influence for the setting.
Justin Achilli, the last developer on Vampire: The Masquerade, was pretty much willing to come out and flat out call the film version of Blade a V:tM ripoff. Make of that what you will. (Having not seen the film, I can't comment personally.)
Vampires are a variation of the "Fair Folk" - the inscrutable supernatural peoples of the night. As much as the word "vampire" gets an annoying amount of play (would it be that bad to give us a "Strigoi" now and then?), they're all really just an somewhat nebulous part of a larger mythological genre.
As far as the "big picture" of the article goes, people just think the "real" version of Fantasy Archetype X is whatever they think is the coolest. "Unworthy" takes on the characters in question are generally treated as insults, but sometimes you swear that the protesters sound threatened. Like this new form will catch on and drive the Real Deal out of existence.
aren't vampires suppose to die if they don't drink blood, or at least become killable? I'm pretty sure that's part of the basic formula.
give them the option to not suck blood and their not vampires, just immortal, and most have a blood fetish.
Near as I can tell, to be a vampire, you must drink blood to survive. For a werewolf, you shape shift from man to wolf. Aaaaaand that's all the actual requirements. Everything after that is just window dressing up to the individual creator.
Sure, each species has come to have "accepted" trappings over the years, but most of those were set in stone by either a movie or a specific book - both of which came out of someone's imagination, not The Truth. These are mythical creatures, and one author's take on them is just as valid as another's.
If Twilight wasn't such poorly written, insulting claptrap, nobody would mind its vision of vamps, just as Funk pointed out. People need to lighten the hell up and embrace the idea someone enjoying something you don't doesn't diminish you in any way. In other words, sparkly vampires don't make your vampires any less cool.
well, if they're badass you can forgive the emo part. but stephanie mayor-of-depressed-sexually-frustrated-emo-fags left that part out of the mix.
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Grab your iPad and learn a little something about sound through experimentation with Sound Uncovered. It takes you through lots of information and shows you how various auditory illusions work. We've also got Card Swapp, a QR code reader and generator useful for exchanging business information, and Dino Land, a game from National Geographic perfect for kids about creating a dinosaur theme park.
Sound Uncovered (iPad) (Free)
What's it about? Sound Uncovered is described as an "interactive book," the purpose of which is to teach users about sound and display a number of interesting auditory illusions.
What's cool? Opening up Sound Uncovered on your iPad is a lot like stepping into a hands-on museum exhibit dedicated to the way the medium of sound works on the human ear and brain. It allows you to take part in a number of simple experiments by listening to different sounds, testing your hearing, and even recording audio of your own. The app is educational in nature, so expect to learn a thing or two about the nature of sound and how it all works, while having fun doing it.
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What's it like? Developer Exploratorium's Color Uncovered is another great interactive app that teaches through experiments with how we perceive color.
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Optical*8 is a four-piece Japanese experimental rock group.
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Most of the lyrics seem seshual in nature and are frantically interjected through the band's drum/bass heavy sound; extended jams pulverize some of the beefier tracks, with pockets of weird experimentation present throughout.
Both of these '94 releases essentially round-out their discography (minus their '92 self-titled that I can't find), with 'Bug' being my personal favorite.


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Eight songs from legendary rapper Snoop Dogg are going to be included in the newest version of the video game hit, "Rock Band" reports the NY Daily News.
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Snoop, an avid gamer, was pumped about the opportunity.
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PureDWTS 18, Week 2 Partner Switch Twitter Voting: Is It "Rigged?" Part IV *Partnership Predictions*
Ok kids, the voting is *finally* over – and Heidi & I pulled together data from both Keyhole & Topsy last night to try and get the most accurate picture of who was going to be dancing with who. Based on what was said in the press release, the partnerships would be determined in order of who got the most overall votes (with all possible partnership hashtags), and moving down the line until everybody was paired off. We have a better picture of this for the female celeb/male pro partnerships – if I'm reading Heidi's Topsy spreadsheet correctly, it looks like Meryl was the greatest overall vote-getter for the gals, followed by NeNe, then Amy, then Danica, then Candace. We don't have quite as much data on the male celeb/female pro pair-ups, but if Keyhole is correct, that went in order of Charlie, Cody, James, & Drew. Based on that information, here are our predictions of who is going to be dancing with who:
UPDATE, 4/1/14 @ 10:02 PM EST: Well apparently all the tweeting you guys did was pointless, and apparently all the tracking and deciphering of vague rules we here at Pure did trying to give you guys some semblance of guidance was of NO WORTH WHATSOEVER…because Kristyn just dropped this bomb:
Draw your own conclusions, but I trust Kristyn & her source. So I could basically draw one big ol' strikethrough every single word I've written over the course of the 4 posts I've done in this series, and eat the cost (both monetary & labor) of trying to track these hashtags…and worst of all, all that time you guys spent tweeting did nothing. I could literally cry right now – out of frustration and pure unadulterated RAGE. We did this to keep TPTB honest – to make sure they didn't try to manipulate things in their favor. And what did they do? They gave all the viewers the middle finger, anyway. I have half a mind to tweet Sean Avery right now and see if we can formulate some sort of tell-all about the corruption running rampant through DWTS right now – I see that his claims of being booted off DWTS for fighting with Lord Conrad the Supreme are starting to gain some traction. I hope that man gets a venereal disease, because he is captaining the Titanic right now, with all the self-destructive changes he's implementing. I hope some of the big outlets jump on this one. TMZ, you lurkin'? Holler at us – I'd be happy to send you copies of our data. Dateline? 60 Minutes? Hit us up and we'll give you the straight dope. Damn, I don't think I've been this mad about DWTS since they brought out the WTA cha-cha and threw Ralph out on his ass. Discuss, guys – feel free to vent. Lord knows I have… Read more..


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MINNEAPOLIS -- After pitching five innings in a rehab start for Triple-A Columbus on Sunday, Justin Masterson (right knee) wanted to rejoin the big league club.
He got his wish with a plane ticket to Minneapolis, but the short stay was simply to let him get a bullpen session in with pitching coach Mickey Callaway. Masterson will fly back to Columbus on Thursday and make one more start at the Triple-A level before the team decides he's ready for Major League hitters.
"It's an opportunity to ease all the kinks and get it out of there," Masterson said. "Going into the last start, it had been a week and a half or so since we'd faced hitters. What we really want to make sure is, when the game gets going and a guy or two gets on base -- OK, we can be consistent and we're not going to try to do too much."
Don't assume the 29-year-old righty is happy about making the extra Minor League start, though.
"I don't think any grown man wants to go on the DL," Masterson said. "As a competitor, I think any person needs to be talked into doing some things, whether they think it's good for them or not. But the idea is that when you are put there, you make good use of it. So it was needed in the end."
Manager Terry Francona said Masterson's bullpen session on Tuesday went well, and the righty was spotted kicking a soccer ball around the Target Field outfield during pregame.
"It's great for the rehab," Masterson said. "You've got to move around and make sure everything's OK."


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Blind Brazilian runner Terezinha Guilhermina and her guide Guilherme Soares de Santana react after crossing the finish line to win the Women's 100m T11 final at the Paralympic Games in London on Wednesday night.
Blind or partially-sighted athletes are permitted to use a guide runner in Paralympic races, but the guide is never permitted to cross the finish line before the blind runner. At the 2012 Games, guides became eligible for medals for the first time.
Video: Team USA guns for Oscar Pistorius in 100m showdown
24 hours earlier Guilhermina's bid for 400m glory was derailed when Soares de Santana tripped on the home straight, a moment captured in a series of heartbreaking images published on PhotoBlog.
But their despair was replaced by joy as Guilhermina took the 100m gold in a world record time of 12.01 seconds, adding to the 200m title she won on Sunday.
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FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP) Alabama coach Nick Saban says he and his team ``honor the opportunity'' to play for a national title.
Speaking on Sunday morning, a day before the second-ranked Crimson Tide faces No. 1 Notre Dame, Saban said that means getting players to stay focused on the moment and what they can control. Saban says ``great preparation gives you the confidence to do that.''
`Bama will be seeking its second straight BCS title and third in four years. Saban says despite that success he's most proud that his team didn't get carried away by a sense of entitlement.
Saban says he's still deciding what movie to show his team Sunday night. Last year the flick was George Lucas's ``Red Tails.''
The Tide did watch a video of Yankees closer Mariano Rivera talking about focus.


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[Federal Register Volume 71, Number 79 (Tuesday, April 25, 2006)] [Notices] [Page 23910] From the Federal Register Online via the Government Printing Office [www.gpo.gov] [FR Doc No: E6-6162] ----------------------------------------------------------------------- DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY Federal Energy Regulatory Commission [Docket No. CP06-77-001] National Fuel Gas Supply Corporation; Notice of Compliance Filing April 14, 2006. Take notice that on March 31, 2006, National Fuel Gas Supply Corporation (National Fuel) tendered for filing as part of its FERC Gas Tariff, First Revised Volume No. 2, the tariff sheets listed in Appendix A to its filing, effective date of April 1, 2006. National Fuel states that this filing is being made in compliance with the Commission's Order issued on March 22, 2006, in Docket No. CP06-77-000. National Fuel states that copies of this filing were served upon its customers, interested State commissions and the parties on the official service list compiled by the Secretary in this proceeding. Any person desiring to protest this filing must file in accordance with Rule 211 of the Commission's Rules of Practice and Procedure (18 CFR 385.211). Protests to this filing will be considered by the Commission in determining the appropriate action to be taken, but will not serve to make protestants parties to the proceeding. Such protests must be filed on or before the date as indicated below. Anyone filing a protest must serve a copy of that document on all the parties to the proceeding. The Commission encourages electronic submission of protests in lieu of paper using the ``eFiling'' link at http://www.ferc.gov. Persons unable to file electronically should submit an original and 14 copies of the protest to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, 888 First Street, NE., Washington, DC 20426. This filing is accessible on-line at http://www.ferc.gov, using the ``eLibrary'' link and is available for review in the Commission's Public Reference Room in Washington, DC. There is an ``eSubscription'' link on the Web site that enables subscribers to receive e-mail notification when a document is added to a subscribed docket(s). For assistance with any FERC Online service, please e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com, or call (866) 208-3676 (toll free). For TTY, call (202) 502-8659. Comment Date: 5 p.m. Eastern Time on April 28, 2006. Magalie R. Salas, Secretary. [FR Doc. E6-6162 Filed 4-24-06; 8:45 am] BILLING CODE 6717-01-P


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