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Myrtle beach is a city on the coast of South Carolina.Millions of tourists flood here every year for the nightlife,the beautiful beaches,and the loads of hot ass.But enough about that bullshit. If you live here,it comes down to this. 1.Tons of bitches. 2.Tons of retarded tourists,who cannot drive.Pretty much all year long. 3.Drugs,drugs,drugs. 4.A strange mix of ghetto and upscale housing. Myrtle Beach is awash with any and all races. African-Americans Cubans Middle-Easterners Caucasians Russian/Ukrainian/Slovakian/Polish etc. that came for work Latinos A smaller amount of asians. Myrtle Beach is a town,if you live in it,where you can start with nothing,and scam,rip-off,rob,and connive tourists. Tourists who come to Myrtle Beach and its surrounding areas such as Surfide,Garden City,Murrells Inlet,Pawleys Island,And Little River are smug with a sense of security. They think this place is extremely safe,nothing could happen to them here. I'm telling you...anything and everything can happen to you here. Ex. 1
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A nice, sunny town in South Carolina that for some reason, tourists flock to every summer. I live here and it seriously isn't as terrible and ghetto as all the other definitions describe it. Like any town, you're gonna find rough areas with rough people and nice areas with clean people. I assure you that the nice areas take up most of the city. Having lived here for 14 years, I've never heard about gangs or prostitutes in the area. Sure, there's a lot of bars, clubs, sketchy neighborhoods, plus being a TOURIST VACATION SPOT of COURSE there's going to be a thousand people from out of town here to get drunk, have sex, get violent and commit crimes ON THEIR VACATION. DOES THIS MAKE THE LOCALS OF MYRTLE BEACH BAD PEOPLE? NO. If anything, the residents of Myrtle Beach are mostly made up of old, rich people. Myrtle Beach is a very nice city with fun places and attractions for the whole family such as Coastal Grande Mall, Broadway at the Beach, Myrtle Waves water park, Nascar speedpark and much more. There are NOT any terrible ghettos here filled with prostitutes, gangs and sex offenders. The only thing you have to fear in Myrtle Beach is the DAMN TOURISTS. Bill: Hey wanna head down to Broadway at the Beach with me? Or maybe the Mall? Or to a bar? Or a club? Or some other tourist attraction?
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A place where band geeks, orchestra dorks, and choir kids go every April to get fried and have sex with each other. It is essentialy Vegas for high school music departments. Oh yeah, and there's also a music department competition somewhere buried in there. But mostly it's just about getting high and fucking. "Dude I got 14 grams to smuggle to Myrtle Beach"
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Myrtle Beach is a city on the coast of South Carolina. Yes it is redneck, yes tourists are the most annoying accessories here, and yes the only other thing to do besides spend your money on a hotel is too drink. a lot. Regardless, I have lived here for 5 years and the locals here are pretty cool. It doesnt live up to the ultimate stereotype. mike: hey what do you want to do in Myrtle Beach today?
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A tourist trap along the coast of South Carolina, where you are cramped beyond belief on beaches so crowded you cannot even find a place to sit down so you end up staying in overpriced condo's/hotel's and are charged your first born child for a good meal. Myrtle Beach was fucking overcrowded, I couldn't even get to the ocean!
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KNOXVILLE – English teacher James Yoakley knows a thing or two about censorship. As journalism adviser for Lenoir City High School for six years\, Yoakley juggled student expression with the public school 's censoring of student publications. He will share his experiences at the next Knoxville Writers' Guild meeting.
\nThe event\, wh ich will be open to the public\, will begin at 7 p.m.\, Thursday\, Sept. 6 \, at the Laurel Theater\, at the corner of Laurel Avenue and 16th Street in Fort Sanders.
\nA $2 donat ion is requested at the door. The building is handicapped accessible. Addi tional parking is available at Redeemer Church of Knoxville\, 1642 Highlan d Ave.
\nLast May\, Yoakley was removed from his position as LCHS En glish department chair and journalism adviser after the release of the 201 1-12 LCHS yearbook. The yearbook's theme was "In My Element" and included a profile of a gay student written by a student on the yearbook staff. The controversy received national attention after Van Shaver\, a Loudon Count y school board member\, called for Yoakley's termination.
\nYoakley\ , who was transferred to Lenoir City Middle School by Lenoir City superint endent Wayne Miller following the controversy\, will talk about this and o ther incidents at the meeting.
\n"I will be speaking about my experi ences this year with high school journalism and censorship\," he said.
\nLCHS and the journalism department also made national news in Februar y\, when an editorial entitled\, "No Rights: The Life of an Atheist\," wri tten by the school newspaper's student editor\, Krystal Myers\, was censor ed by school administrators.
\nYoakley taught at LCHS for 11 years\, serving five years as department chair. The yearbooks he advised have rec eived numerous recognitions from both the Columbia Scholastic Press Associ ation and the National Scholastic Press Association. In 2010\, he presente d at the National Council of Teachers of English Convention.
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On September 18, Kentucky Governor Steve Beshear appointed Connie Hauser, PT, DPT, ATC, to the Kentucky Health Benefit Exchange Advisory Board. The 19-member Health Exchange Board will review program and policy issues and make recommendations for Kentucky's new marketplace for health insurance mandated by the federal Affordable Care Act.
"We need the insight and experience of a variety of Kentuckians to ensure that the Exchange not only meets the requirements of the law, but also meets the needs of Kentuckians who will be looking for affordable health insurance," said Beshear.
The Kentucky Chapter nominated Hauser to Governor Beshear because of her knowledge and understanding of health care and payment policy, and her experience as a clinician. Hauser, a private practice practitioner, previously served as Kentucky Chapter president, 2 terms on the APTA Board of Directors, and 1 term as APTA treasurer. Hauser also served as chair of APTA's Public Policy Committee (previously known as the Government Affairs Committee).
The primary purpose of the state-based health exchanges is to enhance competition in the health insurance market, improve consumers' choice of affordable health insurance, and give small businesses the same purchasing clout as large businesses. The Kentucky Health Exchange will facilitate the purchase and sale of health plans in the individual market, assist small employers in facilitating the enrollment of their employees in health plans, and provide 1-stop shopping by helping individuals enroll in health plans. The exchange also will enable individuals to receive premium tax credits and premium subsidies, and qualify small businesses for tax credits. For additional information on state health insurance exchanges, visit APTA's website.
APTA has created 2 new resources to help members prepare for the October 1 implementation of the therapy cap to hospital outpatient settings and the start of the manual medical review process.
These new resources and more can be found on APTA's Medicare therapy cap webpage.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recently awarded $800,000 to Texas A&M Health Science Center School of Rural Public Health and the University of North Carolina for a 2-year Policies, Programs, and Partners for Fall Prevention (PPPFP) project. APTA member Tiffany E. Shubert, PT, PhD, is a principal investigator for the initiative.
The project addresses the urgent need to identify more effective public health strategies for reducing falls, fall-related injuries, and fall-related rates of emergency room visits among the growing population of seniors. It also will develop strategies and train community health workers in Texas and North Carolina to help raise awareness about falls prevention and refer older adults to evidence-based programs. This includes the evaluation of a training program for physical therapists to understand and implement evidence-based fall prevention and to integrate these efforts with state and national fall prevention policies
An important partner in this effort is the National Council on Aging's Falls Free© Initiative, led by APTA member (Bonita) Lynn Beattie, PT, MPT. The national initiative—composed of 42 state coalitions—works collaboratively to increase awareness, bring education and training to providers, and increase investment in effective community interventions.
The timing of the award is noteworthy; September 22 is National Falls Prevention Awareness Day. (See related News Now article posted Monday.)
Shubert is a member of APTA's clinical practice guidelines (CPG) group that is developing CPGs for falls.
Marilyn Moffat, PT, DPT, PhD, FAPTA, CSCS, and New York University physical therapy students appeared in the crowd on the "Today" show and "Good Morning America" yesterday to raise awareness about the Foundation for Physical Therapy. They were easily recognizable by banners promoting the Foundation and their bright green shirts that flanked the outdoor areas of NBC and ABC studios in midtown Manhattan. Moffat organizes the annual "media blitz" of morning shows to promote the Foundation.
Moffat and students outside the "Good Morning America" studio.
Yesterday, Rep Mike Michaud (D-ME), ranking member of the House Veterans Affairs Subcommittee on Health, hosted an APTA-cosponsored briefing on traumatic brain injury (TBI). The Capitol Hill event, held for legislators and their staff, addressed how physical therapy, occupational therapy, and speech-language pathology are helping wounded warriors and veterans recover and rehabilitate from TBI and reintegrate into society.
Aaron Eaton, PT, DPT, and Heather Malecki, PT, DPT, served as panelists with Paul R. Rao, PhD, CCC-SLP, chief operating officer for inpatient services at the National Rehabilitation Hospital in Washington, DC, and Tracey Ellis OTR/L, MPH, CEO of International Diagnostic Solutions and Ellis Therapeutic Consultants.
Eaton shared his experiences as a former employee of the National Naval Medical Center (now Walter Reed National Military Medical Center) and member of the team that was responsible for physical therapy services for soldiers with war-related injuries, namely those with polytrauma, who had arrived from Landstuhl, Germany. Many of these patients also had TBIs.
Malecki, rehabilitation and polytrauma coordinator at the Washington, DC, VA Medical Center, also provided insight on the needs of soldiers with TBI. She highlighted the benefits of coordination and cooperation among physical therapy, occupational therapy, and speech-language pathology.
The American Occupational Therapy Association and the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association cosponsored the briefing.
Find out more about APTA's efforts with wounded warriors at www.apta.org/TBI/WoundedWarriors/.
The Concord Monitor published an APTA letter to the editor in response to an article about the author's experiences with charges for Medicare services, including physical therapist services. The letter also acknowledged New England region chapter presidents who were cosigners.
Caregivers, National Guard, reserve support, and sports are top Defense Department priorities for wounded warriors and their families, said top officials last week at the 2012 Warrior-Family Symposium. APTA has participated in each of the 6 annual Warrior-Family Symposiums. This year the association sponsored the event's breakfast.
The September 12 symposium, titled Saluting Their Sacrifice: A Decade of Challenges and Triumphs for Our Wounded Heroes and Their Families, expanded on previous forums and efforts over the last 5 years to improve the physical, psychological, and well being of service members and their families. Programming focused on addressing the concerns and challenges facing wounded warriors and families/caregivers and helping those in attendance prepare to retire or transition to their new life, as veterans and citizens outside the military.
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Reception keynote speaker Lt Gen Patricia D. Horoho, USA, surgeon general and commanding general, US Army Medical Command, spoke about role of the command in meeting wounded warriors' needs.
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This movie was not very good. The first movie was better. I disliked the action and the suspense is not very present in the movie. The soundtrack was not very good. I liked the acting because the actor played their role perfectly. Example, there were three scenes with action and the suspense, and the dad in the movie has not fear. The music in this film wasn't very good because there was not really of music in the movie. Example in the movie there was one music in all of the movie. The fight was very good and also the stunt was very beautiful. Example in the end of the movie Liam Neeson, the dad of Famke Janssen, the girl fought with an enemy and is very cool. This movie was not worth seeing, the movie was not very long, the history in the movie was not very cool and I give four stars for this movie.
4/10 | pierosport@ - first review 24.1.2013 - age: 13-17 |
The sequel to what was original and thrilling is dull and uninteresting. The excitement is gone and this film requires something well beyond a complete utter suspension of disbelief just to get through it. I fell asleep.
5/10 | crooker41@ - 161 reviews 16.1.2013 - age: 36-49 |
Far from being as good as the first one. The plot and outcome were very obvious, which downgraded this sequel. Nonetheless it is still "entertaining" to see on a weeknight. Liam is a good actor, I could see him playing similar roles in the future.
6/10 | arkitekk@ - 6 reviews 9.1.2013 - age: 26-35 |
Nothing like the first one. Movie was ok I guess but definitely not worth the 60$ spent that night when you include Popcorn and Drinks etc. Movie you watch at home when there's not much else to watch.
5/10 | youval@ - 22 reviews 5.1.2013 - age: 26-35 |
It was interesting but felt repetitive from the first Taken. I did enjoy the chase scene in Turkey.
7/10 | enqz99@ - 15 reviews 4.1.2013 - age: 36-49 |
Although I never saw the first movie, I liked this one especially Neeson's role was great especially the gun scenes. I also liked the way he uses sounds, calculates destinations and locations. Also liked the driving scenes.
8/10 | metalandy2000@ - 84 reviews 10.12.2012 - age: 36-49 |
Not as good as the original but Liam Neeson still has it. Hopefully, the next one will be better with storylines and bad%ss villains.
7/10 | karen_lett@ - 361 reviews 4.12.2012 - age: 36-49 |
A good one to see, it had good suspense and was an awesome thriller. A good sequel so to speak. Can guarantee that you will not be disappointed.
8/10 | shazjoao@ - 1728 reviews 2.12.2012 |
Lots of action, smart movie and it was breathtaking, well done, great actors.
10/10 | xtreme47@ - 6 reviews 19.11.2012 - age: 36-49 |
Most badass movie ever. You don't know the definition of bad ass until you see this movie.
10/10 | gary.hart@ - first review 18.11.2012 - age: 13-17 |
I like it. Brave girl and beautiful too. However, I can't believe they can arrange this into Action category, there was not much action (I mean fighting, do not think I mean it by "not enough")
9/10 | h_minhnguyet@ - 10 reviews 17.11.2012 - age: 13-17 |
I love it!! Even though I am just 12 I love action movies. If you do too I suggest you watch this! :)
10/10 | natalieelias5@ - first review 17.11.2012 - age: 1-12 |
An awesome movie and was also interesting.
9/10 | dawionbarnes15@ - first review 16.11.2012 - age: 13-17 |
A good movie. Easy to follow plot, but kind of predictable.
7/10 | peterm55@ - 46 reviews 14.11.2012 - age: 50+ |
I loved the first Taken and Liam Neeson's character. This sequel does not disappoint.
8/10 | dtsiang@ - 6 reviews 12.11.2012 - age: 50+ |
Loved it! I saw the first one and thought "what an amazing hero character" and Neeson did it so well. I wanted to see more movies with his character. So okay, his family is in trouble agin in this movie but I sure would like to see a Taken 3 etc. where he uses his skills for other kinds of missions. James Bond, look out! Don't go to pick out technicalities. Just go for some escapism. You'll enjoy it.
7/10 | willem@ - 44 reviews 12.11.2012 - age: 36-49 |
My wife and I really enjoyed this movie. Lots of action, great story. No bad language or disgusting garbage like so many have these days. Every bit as good as the first one!!
9/10 | house1212shaw.ca@ - 36 reviews 11.11.2012 - age: 50+ |
Go, only if you like action movies and need to escape to... well, Istanbul. Just one comment, if the daughter had driven for the driver's license examiner the way she drove for her father, that would've been a slam dunk! Lol!
7/10 | idiotwind@ - 17 reviews 10.11.2012 - age: 50+ |
It was predictable. I watched it because of Liam. It should have been longer and more of story maybe showing them getting closer before all the action started.
6/10 | latitia.thomas81@ - first review 9.11.2012 - age: 26-35 |
Taken 2 is a carbon copy of the 1st one minus the location. That being said, still a really good movie. L.
7/10 | clouded.revolution@ - 21 reviews 9.11.2012 - age: 18-25 |
I went cause of Liam, but didn't enjoy this time, I still like the first one. If you just wanna watch a movie just go, don't think too much.
5/10 | irsabdulla@ - 3 reviews 7.11.2012 - age: 26-35 |
Since I saw Taken, I felt the need to see the sequel. I enjoyed the suspense/thriller emotions it instilled. Although the ending is predictible the special tactics were entertaining. I wouldn't go to a Taken 3, but if you have seen the first movie, give this one a chance.
7/10 | joystem@ - 11 reviews 6.11.2012 - age: 50+ |
Definitely not as good as the first. In fact, no even close. There were a few good scenes, and of course, Liam was wonderful as usual, but overall, it laked the intensity of the first. Also, the fact that he got his daughter involved in the danger made it somewhat unrealistic.
5/10 | moviefan@ - 17 reviews 5.11.2012 - age: 18-25 |
The action and suspense were incredible. We were sitting on the edge of our seat the entire time. I love Liam Neeson. I think he is an amazing actor and producer. I have watched and enjoyed all his movies.
10/10 | joanneditomaso@ - first review 4.11.2012 - age: 50+ |
Very good movie! Not quite as good as the first one, but in my opinion, definitely worth seeing...
7/10 | jordansoul@ - 9 reviews 4.11.2012 - age: 26-35 |
I loved it. Great suspense... I had to keep reminding myself to breathe.
9/10 | janet@ - 2 reviews 1.11.2012 - age: 50+ |
Great movie. I loved the first one and the sequel was fantastic.
9/10 | roadking@ - 15 reviews 30.10.2012 - age: 50+ |
Great acting, weak story, predictable. Entertaining.
7/10 | sugardaddy55@ - 9 reviews 30.10.2012 - age: 36-49 |
This was a very good action packed movie. I thoroughly enjoyed it. I may even forgive Liam Neeson for that horrid "The Grey" as this one makes up for it.
8/10 | rodneywareham@ - 189 reviews 30.10.2012 |
Predicable and very similliar to the original but it's a formula that works. As a standalone movie, it be an easy 8 minimum, but unfortunately if comparing it to the original, it's a 7. Fast pace action, few laughs and suspense.
8/10 | jfenton4@ - 10 reviews 30.10.2012 - age: 36-49 |
It's an excellent movie, I loved it and I'm going to see it again. I just love how there is so much action and the actor Liam Neeson, well to me is good looking and he is the best actor for this movie. I just feel like this movie is a must see and you gotta see it now.
10/10 | kvp@ - first review 30.10.2012 - age: 13-17 |
Great continuation from Taken 1... lots of action from the beginning. Liam is a super action star and it was enjoyed from beginning to end.
7/10 | 88farook88@ - first review 29.10.2012 - age: 50+ |
A very good action movie worth seeing at the movies. The 1st one was better but that's how it goes with sequels I guess.
8/10 | martypoker@ - 37 reviews 29.10.2012 - age: 36-49 |
The only good thing about this movie is that it keeps you on the edge of your seat and/or feeling like you're having a heart attack every 5 minutes. It's the same story as the last one except for a few twists here and there. Still an excellent thriller and worth the money. But if you didn't like the first Taken then don't bother with this one.
6/10 | littlelittle_@ - first review 28.10.2012 - age: 18-25 |
I love this movie. I loved the first one and this one is just as good as the first one!!!
10/10 | amberkullberg@ - 2 reviews 28.10.2012 - age: 26-35 |
Great movie- I was at the edge of my seat the whole time, action packed - but the only thing is that the ending could've been better. That doesn't stop it from being a must see movie!
9/10 | lala@ - first review 27.10.2012 - age: 18-25 |
I loved this movie as a follow-up to Taken. I couldn't believe it when it was over; it didn't let up for one minute! I can't understand the low rating it is getting.
9/10 | tcookea@ - 4 reviews 27.10.2012 - age: 50+ |
I found the first Taken to be a wonderful action packed film but Taken 2 to be a sleeper for the price I paid. On dollar night, it would've been well worth it, but reg price at the movies... NO!!! I found the plot to be that one of a 10 yr old could make and maybe that is going to far. The car chases were very slow and no energy in them and the story plot with nothing new. I think the previews before the movie was the best part... RED DAWN, now that's a movie to see.
6/10 | asipe67@ - first review 26.10.2012 - age: 36-49 |
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A very thin plot line to justify the obligatory fights, car chases, and foot chases through exotic scenery. The continuity guy should have watched the editing work. The car chase scene in the little mercedes taxi cab is laughable. Liam Neeson has the infinite ammunition hand gun, and the car can absorb a truly AMAZING amount of crashes with absolutely no damage. The characters could have been more nuanced, not just the pure evil of the "grieving" father.
6/10 | latta.brian@ - first review 25.10.2012 - age: 50+ |
Almost a non-stop thriller, a nail-biter. Excellent acting by Liam Neeson.
8/10 | wimbless@ - 25 reviews 25.10.2012 - age: 50+ |
We saw the first Taken and greatly enjoyed the movie. This second one was also very well done. The wife and I again enjoyed this movie which is packed with excitement up until the end.
7/10 | andreviau@ - 9 reviews 24.10.2012 - age: 50+ |
Very good movie. Liam Neeson is terrific. The only bad thing about the movie are the fight scenes. I get that Neeson is 60 years old but they could have made the fight scenes look a bit more real.
9/10 | roman@ - 79 reviews 24.10.2012 - age: 26-35 |
It gets you on the edge of your seat... lots of suspense but unrealistic. Love Liam Neeson so you can't go wrong. All in all... good movie.
7/10 | hhappy2998@ - 5 reviews 24.10.2012 - age: 50+ |
The movie has emotion, yes; action yes; good acting, believe it or not, yes; however, the plot is so lowbrow that a ten-year-old could have planned it... better. Good acting can go a long way because it reeeally helps here. However, good acting and a bad plot is a lot like having the opportunity to drive a brand new Lamborghini, but just as you slide into the sumptuous leather seats and turn the ignition, you discover a Briggs & Stratton lawnmower engine is sputtering away under the hood. So you can look at it; you can admire it; you can even sit in it; but you'd be embarrassed to drive it because the engine (the plot) can't actually haul the car (the movie) around and it's loud in a very little way. If you want to, go ahead and sit in the Lamborghini acting of Liam Neeson, enjoy the seats, but Taken 2 won't be taking you very far.
6/10 | sirblue@ - 4 reviews 23.10.2012 - age: 50+ |
An excellent action movie and Liam Neeson is great.
9/10 | bobrachel@ - 44 reviews 22.10.2012 - age: 50+ |
It was ok, I didn't see the first one so thought that this one would be great because everyone was saying how they were comparing it to the first one, and that it wasn't as good, but still good. When the movie ended, I thought it was only half way done, everything happened so quick, and was shocked it was seriously over, actually kinda found it boring a little, the idea was great but it all went way too fast for any lasting effect on the viewer.
6/10 | scorpio_20_14@ - first review 21.10.2012 - age: 18-25 |
Disappointing when compared to the first film, a lot less plot to figure out and engage the viewer.
6/10 | lasalle.guy@ - 2 reviews 21.10.2012 - age: 50+ |
Way below my expectations after the first Taken. The hunt for the "bad guys" was not even comparable... and 1 hour and a half was simply not enough to blend it all in. Some great fight sequences, but definitely lacked adrenaline.
6/10 | fornarina_girly@ - 156 reviews 21.10.2012 - age: 26-35 |
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THE MIL & AERO BLOG, 21 May 2013. It's ironic that one of the few growth areas in the U.S. defense industry these days involves making things smaller, but this is the world we live in. While demand for military aircraft, tanks, and ships appears to be on a steady decline, small is where it's at.
I know you're dreading it, but I'll say it anyway: SWAP (you can uncover your ears now). It's that ubiquitous term you can't escape that refers to electronic systems that are small in size, weight, and power consumption. Strange that SWAP never seems to mean electronics that are large, heavy, and use a lot of power, but I digress.
Why the obsession with small SWAP? A lot of it has to do with sophisticated electronics small enough for unmanned vehicles. Another is placing computer power, displays, communications, and sensors on an already overburdened infantryman. Overall, however, today's focus on small, lightweight electronic systems that don't use much power has to do with bringing as much capability to the forward edge of battle as possible.
That's at the heart of SWAP directives from the top, and industry has got the message loud and clear. In fact it seems that every discussion we hear about military technology today is in the context of SWAP.
The topic of SWAP has become so pervasive that people are sick of hearing about it. I'm as guilty as anyone with other SWAP-related blog posts just this month alone. Still, the importance of SWAP, and the way SWAP issues are transforming the aerospace and defense electronics industry are profound and ought not to be ignored -- even at the expense of inducing nausea at the mere thought of the term.
Pretty soon, I predict, the term SWAP will be so much a part of the fabric of the aerospace and defense electronics industry that we no longer need to mention it; SWAP issues simply will be assumed as part of any new technology development.
Believe it or not, we've seen all this before with other all-consuming industry terms. Don't believe me? Remember COTS?
That term, short for commercial off-the-shelf, came into fashion two decades ago in the first term of the Bill Clinton Administration. Clinton's secretary of defense, William Perry, essentially coined the term to describe military technologies borrowed from the commercial electronics industry and adapted to military applications. The idea then was for the U.S. military to quit re-inventing the wheel and draw from an ever-deepening well of commercially developed technology.
COTS described a revolutionary concept back then; today it's a no-brainer. Graphics processors adapted to massively parallel embedded computing, commercial flat-panel TV technology in combat information centers, radiation-hardened versions of PC microprocessors, and the list goes on.
Trendy terms like SWAP often spawn cottage industries. In fact, I'm a little surprised that we haven't seen an industry magazine or Website emerge called something like SWAP Journal (no offense intended to my friends Pete Yeatman and Jeff Child ... okay, maybe just a little tweak ).
Such a development most likely is inevitable, though. The right people can't resist a good business opportunity, and if anything is hot right now it's SWAP.
In the meantime, SWAP stories are coming out at least weekly, sometimes even every day. One of the latest I saw is government research concern for Common Data Link (CDL) radios small enough for those hand-launched aerial drones.
That would mean full-duplex, secure, streaming imaging capability for what we used to know as model airplanes. Technology is headed in the same direction for warfighters on the ground. A networked sensor platform; that's what the infantryman is becoming.
What might SWAP mean for tomorrow? Perhaps mechanical fleas designed not only to spy on the adversary, but also to render him combat-ineffective after he does mad with itching.
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Girls On Streets (Series)
Acrylic on wood panel. 3 images I created for a group show Tiny Trifecta at Cotton Candy Machine in Williamsburg NYC. 3rd Annual Tiny Group Show, Featuring 3...
Objects & Foods
Objects, Foods, and other little illustrations. It was for a book Hokkaido Normal Train written by Jieun Oh, a Korean singer songwriter, as well as my...
Digital Portraits
Portrait of Grimes, Alexander Wang & Hillary Clinton Digital, Photoshop
Pattern Design
Patterns Adobe Illustrator
Mural Project
Bar Sauce This project was done for Bar Sauce's mural in Singapore. Sauce is a bar that celebrates the imagination & magic of fairy tales. It, however,...
Portraits with Felt Pen
Series of portraits. Felt pen on paper.
Character Stickers
Stickers with my illustration
Clock project
Jelly Fish
"A Swing" 22"x30"
"Brooklyn" 22"x30"
Cafe drawings
Pen and Ink on paper.
Line drawing
Brush and Ink on paper
Fantastic Doughnut Planet
Silkscreen Poster I did for Fantastic Doughnut Planet Exhibition with Jon Burgerman Different version
Customized Toy
Customized Toy for a show "Sametan - Don't Tread on Me", PangeaSeed's fund- and awareness-raising vinyl custom show. Artists include Olek,...
Solo Show
I had a solo show organized by an organization Fourth Arts Block(FAB). The show was held in FAB Cafe (a non-profit cafe which a project of creative collective...
Illustrations for a Jewelry line
Illustrations for a Jewelry Company
Pick Me Up London Nail Bar
I drew characters on people's hand at a event Nail Bar of Pick Me Up London 2013.
Wood In A Room
Clean Up The Winter
Stationery cards from this image available in Roger la Borde (click to view)
Comic - Nobrow 8
I am so honored that my work was featured in the recent Nobrow issue 8, Hysteria. The colors I was given Red, Green, Blue, and Black. Which I think gave the...
Birds Need Lights (comic)
Short comic strip
Bells And Whistle
Plansponsor August 2008 Creative Director : SooJin Buzelli
10 long lives
"Out Takes" Almost half of departing 401(k) participants still cashing out PLANSPONSOR December 2009 Dreative Director: SooJin Buzelli
Makie Box - Momotaro
This is a Makia-Box with my art work on, Japanese traditional box made with their traditional technique. This box will be displayed in a show, THE...
The Red Door
Night Sky Bulbs
PLANSPONSOR January issue Creative Director : SooJin Buzelli
Cardboard Drawing Series
Feltpen on Cardboard. #1 A work for a group show Illustrated Type, Gallery Nucleus. Artist includes - Ed fella, jessica Hische, Joan Hendrix, Josh Cochran,...
NPR 2011 Calendar Project
NPR 2011 Calendar Project Art Director : Katie Burk Artist includes : The Heads of State, Christoph Neiman, Josh Cochran, Jared Schorr, Junichi Tsuneoka,...