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steganographySyllabification: ste·ga·no·graph·y
Pronunciation: /ˌsteɡəˈnäɡrəfi /
The practice of concealing messages or information within other nonsecret text or data.
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- Only days later, the New York Times published its version of the threat by steganography in the hands of terrorists.
- A threat also exists in the form of steganography, which is the insertion of an encrypted message in a larger image file.
late 16th century: modern Latin steganographia, from Greek steganos 'covered'+ -graphy.
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33 CFR 126.31 - Termination or suspension of general permit.
The Captain of the Port is hereby authorized to terminate or to suspend the general permit granted by § 126.27 in respect to any particular designated waterfront facility whenever he deems that the security or safety of the port or vessels or waterfront facilities therein so requires. Confirmation of such termination or suspension shall be given to the permittee in writing. After such termination, the general permit may be revived by the District Commander with respect to such particular waterfront facility upon a finding by him that the cause of termination no longer exists and is unlikely to recur. After such suspension, the general permit shall be revived by the Captain of the Port with respect to such particular waterfront facility when the cause of suspension no longer exists, and he shall so advise the permittee in writing.
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Definition of mildew in English:
mildewSyllabification: mil·dew
Pronunciation: /ˈmilˌd(y)o͞o /
A thin whitish coating consisting of minute fungal hyphae, growing on plants or damp organic material such as paper or leather.
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Affect or be affected with mildew.
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- About 3 months into moving here, we noticed that every time there was a heavy rain the ceiling of our master closet would get sort of wet and look vaguely like it was mildewing.
Old English mildēaw 'honeydew', of Germanic origin. The first element is related to Latin mel and Greek meli 'honey'.
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Actually I'm the MUA in most of the shots and actually the model was in this one I just did the styling. I'm a little confused though, do you mean I need more shots with no makeup at all or just more natural shots as in no retouching? I can understand the first suggestion, the latter however probably just won't happen. My style just isn't for a pure, untouched look, especially in close beauty shots so I don't think I'd put anything like that in my port. I might play around with it though just for fun.
I do have a bunch of other shots with her without her hand in the image so maybe I'll retouch one of those to see if it just works better in general even if I don't put it in my port. And yea the nails were all nice and fancy but I think you just can't tell from the position and slight blur, oh well.
I actually do like it in black and white too, the model just really wanted some colored gels and I loved the way the effect looked on her braided hair. Here's a quick black and white conversion.
Very picky isn't a bad thing you gave good advice, I'll see if I can find another image from the set without hands so then I don't have to worry about the nails and dimples and maybe if I make it black and white it'll be a better image.
Weird you say she looks green cause I was using a blue gel, hmmmm. Maybe it was just too cyan of a blue and it got to close to the sickly green look or something. Maybe I'll just stick to one gel next time and keep the light on her face natural.
I love this in B&W and in my opinion should be in your portfolio.


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MADISON, WI (WSAU) Wisconsin football fans braved a steady rain and 40-degree temperatures to watch a spring practice yesterday in Madison -- and they did not exactly see the Badgers' best performance.
Quarterbacks Curt Phillips and Joel Stave each threw an interception – though Stave later threw a 20-yard touchdown pass while threading the needle between two defenders.
Kicker Jack Russell missed all four of his field goal attempts, while Kyle French made 2-of-4. Special teams' coach Jeff Genyk said it was the first time all spring that his kickers struggled – and both must do a better job of handling rough weather.
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Paul Ryan makes no difference to markets
While Romney's VP pick may be a good talking point this week, investors are still watching Europe.
Here's what I don't get about the choice of Paul Ryan. What rich person who wants his taxes lower thinks Ryan will make that much of a difference? For people voting on their tax rates, haven't they already settled on the idea of voting for Romney? Other than rich people, are any Americans willing to sacrifice Medicare when the program pays for endless best-in-the-world health care? Is there anyone other than the rich -- who can afford it anyway -- who would change his mind?
What Ryan gives Romney is something for people to talk about, because nobody was talking much about Romney at all lately.
So he's good for that.
But as far as the stock market is concerned, what does Paul Ryan have to do with the price-to-earnings multiple of Bristol-Myers (BMY)?
This week, like the past 10 weeks, will be about whether European stock markets can continue their amazing rally -- one that I believe is starting to drag U.S. markets with them. We all want to focus on bonds, because we think they are the only securities that accurately depict these economies.
But what I saw Monday was a Greece economic growth number that, while down, was not down as much as people had thought. What happens if that's the first surprise of many? Or do we really think that 10 straight weeks of climbing stock markets in Europe means nothing -- that it's just an aberration?
One thing is for certain: We haven't seen many numbers out of Europe, other than German employment, that have been better since the crisis began.
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When I read some of the ignorant tripe that is posted here, I want to break down and cry. Many get their facts from some fool propaganda news station, some get it from their left leaning local newspaper and some just have no touch with reality. I think every student in America should be forced to pass a civics class, an economics course and a reading course before being allowed to vote. I'm not sure that some of these posters ever showed up a day in the classroom!
"Those who fail to remember history are doomed to relive it."
'It should probably come as no surprise to anyone that someone like Paul Ryan would trade on inside information gained through his position as a congressman to line his pockets, but this particular instance is especially egregious. Ryan attended a closed meeting with congressional leaders, Bush's Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson, and Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke on September 18, 2008. The purpose of the meeting was to disclose the coming economic meltdown and beg Congress to pass legislation to help collapsing banks.'
'Instead of doing anything to help, Ryan left the meeting and on that very same day Paul Ryan sold shares of stock he owned in several troubled banks and reinvested the proceeds in Goldman Sachs, a bank that the meeting had disclosed was not in trouble. This is the guy Republicans want one heartbeat away from the presidency? He seems more than a little shady to me.'
'Have a look at Ryan's financial disclosure form for 2008--you can click on each page to enlarge them. The "Transactions" section begins on page 12--scroll through and look at all the trades Paul Ryan made on "9-18-08":
At least Ryan will have started the debate over having a federal balanced budget, and the consequences of excessive government spending.
The American people are idiots if they don't understand that spending without limit will result in a day of reckoning, that will be far more painful than if we reign in spending now.
"Ryan makes no difference to markets"........And why should he at this early stage ? Cramer, did you expect the markets to shoot up to record highs and beyond just because of Romney's VP pick ? Sounds to me like your choosing Political sides and airing them for all to see. This country is so far into the crapper, there is not one single thing, man, woman or story that will make a dramatic long term positive change to the markets or anything else. No one should expect a miracle of any kind, especially you.
If you want to do something POSITIVE for MSN cramer, tell them to block these stupid friggin "date" ad posters.
the title should be,"who pays attention to cramer anymore"?haven't watched him for the last two years.
jim used to be a pretty good stock man and was entertaining to watch and listen to.since he became a morning guy he has gone political and stinks.jim doesn't have it right now and probably won't as long as he's selling msnbc crapola.
regards jb
You should stick to picking stocks. Medicare is broke. There is no Social Security trust fund as it gets robbed by the Congress. It is about time we have a debate in this country (adult one, not the you are a right wing nut job, or lefty socialist name calling) about the role of government and the truth about entitlements.
You are entertaining and know about business, stick to that.
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"I started hearing shots then started hearing some, boom boom," said Rochelle Buxton.
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The incident immediately intensified. The driver of the truck tried to run over a Jackson police officer then began shooting at him.
"The police officer was able to take cover and return fire," said Assistant Chief Lee Vance.
Vance said it all happened just before five Friday morning in the parking lot of Northside Terrace apartments when one of his officers spotted a stolen F-250 pick up truck that police believe is involved is several recent auto burglaries.
"One of the officers involved in the auto burglary detail actually discovered this vehicle behind the apartment complex," said Vance. "He was able to verify the tag information that this was the vehicle we were looking for."
That's when the two armed and dangerous suspects pulled up in a Nissan car and began the mayhem. Luckily, the officer was not injured.
The two suspects were able to get away, one driving the Nissan, the other driving the stolen pick up truck. Vance says the stolen F-250 truck was recovered on Royal Street just a few hours after the shooting. As for the suspects, they both remain on the run.
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There were good signs, things you want to see before the playoffs: Marvin Williams channeling, well, somebody other than Marvin Williams (29 points, including three straight possessions in which he hit two three-pointers and then drove to the hoop for an and-one); Jeff Teague scoring and then smack-talking with Carmelo Anthony (impressive); the 6-1 Jannero Pargo going nose-to-belly button with the 6-11 Amar'e Stoudemire (funny).
Then there were things Hawks coach Larry Drew would have preferred not seeing from an NBA team in a late April game: An extended halftime slumber that enabled the New York Knicks to go on a 12-1 run to open the second half; defensive breakdowns (like forgetting to cover Carmelo Anthony in transition); 19 turnovers (for the second straight game).
So let's reaffirm with this when it comes to the Hawks: Nobody really knows what to expect when they open the playoffs next weekend against the Boston Celtics. Their direction is as clearly defined as a ping-pong ball in wind tunnel.
But we can reasonably assume this: If the Hawks can get center Al Horford back for even a few minutes a game, it would be of some help. That's starting to look like a strong possibility.
When asked Sunday where he would rate his chance of playing in the playoffs on a scale of 1 to 10, Horford responded, "I would say a 7. I really want to play. I don't know if it's the smartest thing for me physically but I want to be out there and I feel like it's realistic."
He also hopes to play in the regular season finale against Dallas on Thursday night.
Should we expect much? No. But anything is something. Anything means fewer minutes that Josh Smith is asked to drop into the middle or the smallish Ivan Johnson has to play more elbow ball.
Anything ensures that Erick Dampier never makes it out street clothes.
"Just his presence alone would give this team a big lift," coach Larry Drew said. "His presence on the floor would be humongous. Him on the bench in a uniform would be humongous."
The Hawks lost to the Knicks 113-112 Sunday at Philips Arena. There were a number of reasons why, but here's a significant one: New York got 22 points and 12 rebounds from Stoudemire, at least in part because the Hawks again were forced to go with their lineup of Lilliputians (no Horford, no Zaza Pachulia, who's also injured). The Hawks have held together remarkably well, which says something about the resolve of the players, the roster's improved depth and Drew. But bigger is still better.
Watching hasn't been easy on Horford. He suffered a torn pectoral muscle in the 11th game of the season. He was projected to be out three-to-four-months. We're right at 3½ months.
"This is a big week for me," he said.
The fact that the injury came in a post-lockout condensed season means he has little time to practice and scrimmage with teammates because there are so few days off (and consequently, few full practices). Horford even considered "going to Georgia Tech or somewhere" this week to find a pickup game to get some work in. Instead, he has had to resort to having an assistant coach like Tyrone Hill pound against him in practice.
"I told him, 'You've got to hit me,'" he said. "That [contact] is something I need to feel good about."
He played in a three-on-three with teammates the other day, but said, "I got a little frustrated. I was struggling. I just wasn't feeling right. I'm supposed to be fully healed but I'm not all there yet. But I'm putting a lot of pressure on myself to come back."
Smith said when Horford left, "It changed matchups and what we could do down the stretch of games." His minutes in a return would be limited. But limited would be better than nothing — and it also could be the difference in winning a playoff series.
By Jeff Schultz
April 22nd, 2012
5:48 pm
Welcome back Al. Go Hawks!!
April 22nd, 2012
5:52 pm
Pretty sad watching the game today and hearing half of the arena pull for NY. Seems like that for most home games as far as a lot of the crowd pulling for the other team. I know Atlanta is a transplant city but come on!
April 22nd, 2012
6:21 pm
Hawks haven't got anyone, w/ or w/out Pachulia or Horford, who can guard Stoudamire and Anthony.
April 22nd, 2012
6:42 pm
Al Horford? Please. The most overrated "superstar" in this town since Keith "ankle-grab eight yards downfield" Brooking.
The Hawks are hopeless–and have been since the mid 1980s. It all starts at the top, folks.
Thus, my boycott continues. I will never subsidize incompetence–and will continue to encourage others to follow suit. This ownership group doesn't deserve your hard-earned money.
Wake up and stop being such sheep, folks…
April 22nd, 2012
6:44 pm
Horford returning is just going to mess with chemistry and lineups.
April 22nd, 2012
6:45 pm
Some sense. Have you ever heard of a team game? If you can't guard a guy with one person then strategize and win as a team. i.e., you have no sense.
April 22nd, 2012
6:46 pm
I agree Steve it has to be frustrating to come to your gym and have more people rooting for the other team, that's bull$hit.I am from another town and like other teams but when I go to the highlight factory I go for the hawks.By the way Marvin got fouled on the last play and if that had been kobe labron wade or durant they would have been shooting throws.If you don't like the hawks go post some where else and don't go to the games to spite folks that like them.I think if Horford he isn't ready needs to rest, he is part of the future,the Hawks have been playing w/o him most of the season
April 22nd, 2012
7:05 pm
Sage of Bluesland
April 22nd, 2012
6:42 pm
The Hawks are hopeless–and have been since the mid 1980s. It all starts at the top, folks.
In the interest of accuracy, you better make that "since the late 60s."
April 22nd, 2012
7:05 pm
I realize you had nothing to do with the photo selection but I feel compelled to make this statement. I firmly believe it is past time to stop gloryfying the career and actions of Spike Lee such as was done in today's online sports page of the AJC. Lee's reckless and irresponsible behavior endangered the lives of two completely innocent elderly people, and even if the address he publicly released had been for the man he thought it was for, the action was calculated to encourage a vigilante action outside the jurisprudence of the United States legal system!
The man should be shunned!
April 22nd, 2012
7:08 pm
Preach ken
April 22nd, 2012
7:08 pm
You got out-rebounded by the Tyson-less Knicks but you're trashing the one guy on the roster that actually cares about hitting the glass fighting to come back? THAT is why everyone laughs at Atlanta sports fans.
April 22nd, 2012
7:11 pm
"i am from another town and root for other teams" – kuhndog
There's your answer. Millions of other people moved here just like you. The natives already know the drill with this franchise. If more people quit rooting for their own teams, then yeah, but they don't so no point discussing it from this point of view.
April 22nd, 2012
7:15 pm
Who in God's green earth made the decision to put Spikey on the sports page.
That weasel don't deserve this after what he did to those Florida people.
He should keep his racist rectum in New York with the other special people.
April 22nd, 2012
7:17 pm
fun game to watch all around today despite the loss.
i'll tell you what i hate. watching the celtics disrespecting us last friday. that makes merbert mad. i mean, i was waiting all darn week for the friday game, gonna be on espn, and then when we have a national audience for an important playoff seeding game, the celts don't even play their starters.
so it's like we're screwed either way. we either lose to their bench which would be hugely embarrassing, survive against their bench which is still like a loss, or we have to blow them out and then it would be a boring game.
the hawks just can't win. constantly disrespected. the celts are like "we don't care if we gotta come here for game 7. we'll have half the crowd rooting for us."
screw you celtics. merbert can't wait for this series
April 22nd, 2012
7:18 pm
hawks fan for life
April 22nd, 2012
7:26 pm
Someone please notify Tyler (Don't call me Gaylord ) Perry that Spike sat in his chair.
April 22nd, 2012
7:31 pm
Ken Stallings
April 22nd, 2012
7:05 pm
I realize you had nothing to do with the photo selection but I feel compelled to make this statement. I firmly believe it is past time to stop gloryfying the career and actions of Spike Lee such as was done in today's online sports page of the AJC. Lee's reckless and irresponsible behavior endangered the lives of two completely innocent elderly people, and even if the address he publicly released had been for the man he thought it was for, the action was calculated to encourage a vigilante action outside the jurisprudence of the United States legal system!
The man should be shunned!
Are you sitting down, Ken? You might better, because I actually AGREE with you on this one.
April 22nd, 2012
7:32 pm
Ken Stallings and Gritty52 made some outstanding points, and I for one appreciate them. I was about to do so myself when I saw theirs. The AJC has lowered itself to the level of such as Spike Lee and others like Al Sharpton by doing such. Spike Lee has now become the leader of the "Scum of the Month Club" and does not deserve his photo even on the back page. I have a question. If Ted Nugent had been at the game, would his picture have been posted also. You know not, and rightfull so. The AJC credibility is hanging by one slim thread.
April 22nd, 2012
7:35 pm
Agree with Ken S.
April 22nd, 2012
7:41 pm
/reads Ken Stalling's post
//begins slow clap
April 22nd, 2012
7:47 pm
"…The hawks just can't win. constantly disrespected. ."
April 22nd, 2012
7:49 pm
Want to know why the Hawks lost? They left the game on the charity stripe.
15-23 = 62.5%
We left 8 points on the free throws.
Yep. that's 8 points and the ball game.
April 22nd, 2012
8:10 pm
Who the heck cares about Spike "race bater" Lee. Only the AJC!!!
April 22nd, 2012
8:13 pm
As always when JJ and Josh playselfish bb,this is what we can expect.JJ got to prove he is worth the mony,and Josh got to prove he is an all-star.I wish they would understand that The Hawks are pretty good and they are the one's that cause The Hawks to be laughed at around baskeball!I wish they studied the second unit sometime and see TEAM Ball in action!GO HAWKS
April 22nd, 2012
8:34 pm
…but it seems that ATL fans waitfor things to happen and NYC fans make things happen.
April 22nd, 2012
9:11 pm
I strongly agree with Ken Stallings. How in the world can the AJC validate Spike Lee by promoting him as a NYK fan as opposed to the bigger story? He's a race bater in the first order. He should be investigated by the justice department for his involvement in the bounty for Zimmerman. It doesn't matter that he "apologized". Zimmerman apologized to the Martin family too and there will be a trial to determine his innocence or guilt just as there should be for Lee as well. Schultz, don't protect the AJC staff responsible for the picture!
April 22nd, 2012
9:12 pm
Even if Al returns the Hawks aren't gonna contend for the championship. I can't wait to see what the Knicks can do in the playoffs they actually got a good chance of contending.
April 22nd, 2012
9:14 pm
Spike can't put the genie back in the bottle. He apologized. Good for him. Zimmerman is going to be dead. Spike's idiotic comments about this horrible event contributed to the current racial madness. I have no idea what happened but Spike Lee should have kept his mouth shut…..and apologizing doesn't make it all ok….and Jeff, you know it….
April 22nd, 2012
9:20 pm
Sage in Bluesland. You don't have to like the Hawks, that's fine. Just want to make sure it's clear that commenting on a Hawks blog stating you are boycotting the team is not boycotting the team.
to combine in abstaining from, or preventing dealings with, as a means of intimidation or coercion: to boycott a store.
to abstain from buying or using: to boycott foreign products.
April 22nd, 2012
9:44 pm
Memo to Josh and Larry Drew:
Josh's main job today should have been rebounding, defending, running the floor, and guarding the basket. We did not need him to do much scoring today. Teague, Joe, and Marvin were doing a fine job of that. Josh needs to realize that some nights he is not the go to guy on offense. He needs to recognize this, defer to others at times (the hot hand), and play smarter. Learn to find your point guard after a rebound and fill the lane. How many errant outlet passes did he throw today? If Josh plays dumb and Drew coaches dumb against the Celtics in the playoffs, we lose, plain and simple. Larry Drew is scared of Josh I do believe. Drew also needs to run more plays for Joe when he is hot. He could have easily had 40 against the Celtics Friday night. Recognize when you main man is hot and make a better effort to get him the ball in his sweet spot.
April 22nd, 2012
9:51 pm
Ken said more in a graph than Schultz said in his column. I don't want to be looking at Spike on TV and especially not on AJC sports pages. Jeff, by your defense of the race-baiter, I'm thinking maybe you DID pick out the photo.
April 22nd, 2012
10:02 pm
Forget Spike Lee, really. The question is, why was ESPN giving him so much air-time? I bet there were plenty of singers, rappers, athletes, and real celebrities at Phillips Arena. ESPN and TNT do a piss poor job at panning the audience and pointing out these people when they do a Hawks game. But when they go to L.A., they make sure to point out Jack Nicholson and every other dried up a$$ Hollywood star!!
April 22nd, 2012
10:07 pm
While I'm venting, the NBA does a piss poor job at marketing the league as a whole. If you listen to the pre-game shows, you would think that there are only two teams in the eastern conference, Miami and Chicago. They have already put them in the ECF. No need to play round 1 and 2. I hope neither make it too the ECF. David Stern would drop a load in his pants if it happened.
April 22nd, 2012
10:40 pm
Shultz, regardless of whether Lee apologized or not, the fact remains that he wanted to spread the address of a man who had angered many people with negative repercussions very likely for the man. What did he think was going to happen if he spread the address to the masses? They would send him cookies and milk? Absolutely not. He intended to cause harm to Mr. Zimmerman, thereby taking the law into his own hands over a man who has yet to be proven guilty in court. There is no excuse for what Lee did, and bringing a completely random couple into the affair is just another example of the reach his act of stupidity has had.
April 22nd, 2012
10:57 pm
I appreciate and respect your point of view, but I must respectfully disagree that Lee's actions afterward absolve him. If the address he posted had been accurate, he would not have apologized and it seems clear his intent was clear.
All citizens have a moral duty to place faith in the legal justice system else we find ourselves encouraging vigilantism. That two completely innocent people, who were elderly and thus less likely to defend themselves successfully against a crazed group of vigilantes, only serves to illustrate the full depth of Lee's irresponsibility. But, it was the action's pre-meditated disregard for basic respect for our justice system that remains singular.
I'm not calling for Lee to be incarcerated. If he wants to use his money to purchase tickets to a sporting event then so be it, and he does not deserve to be threatened in return. But, the media continues to glorify the man as though the action carries no lasting damage to society. The entire jury pool of that area has likely been poisoned such that carrying out a trial in accordance with our Constitution is unlikely. Lee's actions helped fuel that situation.
The photo should be removed as frankly it contributes nothing to the objective details of the game and likewise the mention in the articles should also be removed for the same reasons.
April 22nd, 2012
11:04 pm
The hawks still suck because they are a rutterless ship. They do not take care of the ball at all. They turn it over and NO ONE, especially their coach says a word. If they would just stop trying to force unecessary passes that are comepletely not needed. Time and time again. Josh is ussually involved 20 feet from the basket. He needs to work on finishing his drives 2 feet from the basket and leave the guard play to the GUARDS. When is he ever going to learn this. Too often, we take three point shots without a soul under the basket to rebound. And our rutterless coaching staff does nothing to change this game and game again. Today at crunchtime, instead of driving to th hoop and drawing fouls, we settle for 20-25 footers with no one rebounding. Of course it is hard to rebound when your best rebounder (Josh) is the one jacking up fallaway airballs at crunchtime. Until this team gets some leadership at the top (new coaching staff) to control the inmates, nothing will change. I wasted two hours of my sunday afternoon watching nothing more than a bad pickup game. It made me sick to watch these guys go over and bunp chests with the Knicks after the game as if they are all buddies. You will not see Kevin Garnett come shake the Hawks hands after a loss. Why? Because he does not want to be friends with the enemies, he wants to beat them and beat them bad, not be their friends. It all starts at the top and we are know better off than we were last year, and the year before, just more out of control turnovers and too many long jump shots at crunchtime. This team is going nowhere!
April 22nd, 2012
11:06 pm
Forget Spike Lee you idiots! Not matter how hard you try to villify him and his actions (irresponsible and as stupid as they were), Zimmerman should have kept his a$$ in his car as instructed by the 911 operator. If he would have done as instructed, Martin would be alive and Zimmerman wouldn't be facing a murder charge. He escalated the situation, ended up biting off more than he could chew, and pulled the gun like the coward he is. End of story. Stop trying to shift the blame and focus to the irrelevant Spike Lee.
April 22nd, 2012
11:07 pm
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April 22nd, 2012
11:28 pm
the past two games they havent taken care of the ball and today they didnt make free throws…the playoffs are all about free throws and match ups…how many times does someone run into a brick wall before they figure out in this definition of "insanity" that there will not be different results…id love to atleast make it to the eastern finals but it seems like were stuck like the movie ground hog day…Josh shoots us out of games..Larry lets the players dictate the the game..JJ doesnt have the killer instinct to close out a game let alone a playoff series..so why do i keep expecting different results?? cuz im a fan of atlanta pro sports and stuck in purgatory…who is gonna lead us out of this???
April 22nd, 2012
11:32 pm
mr shultz you are right.the hawks are terrible on fundamentals on both ends especially defense. they don't play hard, they don't know how to position themselves to guard their man. marvin williams and josh smith don't show up on defense. smith should be a force but he's not trying.kirk hinrich is a waste.playing in phillips arena is like playing in an empty gym.homecourt won't matter because the hawks have the most negative so- called fans in the league.they cheer for the opposing teams morer than they do for the hawks, they are pitiful and terrible. unless these things are corrected, the playoffs will be done before they start for the hawks horford or no horford
April 23rd, 2012
12:53 am
So sad to see spike lee in stands today when he should be in JAIL for tweeting out the people's address in Florida what s piece of dogsh__
April 23rd, 2012
1:00 am
Take it slow Al. We ALL want you back but we dont want you hurt if we make it to the 2nd round. You do not have to play game 1 of the series. You are out of shape but also rested while so many players are worn down from a brutal schedule. You get out there when you are healthy not when you just want to be out there and that may be a week after the playoffs start. See how the boys do game 1 if you are not feeling healed . If they pull it out, then sit again if you are still not feeling healthy. We need you for round 2 as much as round 1 you know? So take it easy and just dont hurt yourself.
Come back but come back SMART brother…
April 23rd, 2012
4:01 am
Ronald appears to be angry that people actually look at the facts, disagree with him, and resorts to insults when he is likely the one intertwined with ignorance. Go away, race baiter.
April 23rd, 2012
7:35 am
Ha ha, another hijacked AJC blog! There's nothing in the world like an AJC blog, they always have a way to get in to something that have absolutely no idea in the world what they are talking about!
There's a boy (he wasn't a man) dead in a grave yard. There's a man who no matter how many of you want to spin it made 5 of the biggest mistakes a person over 18 can make. He "did not listen to a suggestion from a paid public servant!" He took the law into in his own hands. He carried a loaded weapon. He pulled a loaded a gun. And most importantly, he pulled the trigger on said loaded gun.
George Zimmerman is a grown a** man. He made his bed, let him deal with the grown man's ramifications for his actions. That is why we have courts. He got his "constitutional right" to a fair bailment. That is more than that boy got on the day he died.
You folks need to stick to Al Horford… The town (Sanford) that ran the Brooklyn Dodgers out of town (go look up how they ended up in Vero Beach) has always had this undercurrent of problems. My uncle has lived there for thirty-five years. I remember when the subdivision where that boy died were groves of orange trees. In a State where people are charged with murder for having a child killed by a car while crossing a street by a drunken driver who had no business on a road, we have no right to talk!
April 23rd, 2012
8:30 am
My sentiments exactly JSS!!! I personally will not sit here and defend Spike Lee. With that being said, I can't understand why these idiots on this blog are defending Zimmerman.
April 23rd, 2012
8:51 am
The Hawks it appears have the lowest basketball IQ of any playoff team in the NBA. They win mostly by their talent, which in this league can get you by most of the time. Coach Drew is a just a man with a clipboard. How do you defend calling a play for JJ where he dribbles around for too long then takes a long turn around 3? Seriously? Cmon Man! And the turnovers are killing them. You can now consistently count on JSmooth to make at least 3 or 4 ill advised passes that end up in the other teams hands. I want to root for these guys but watching the Knicks game just tells you that the Hawks are not going anywhere. Probably another second round exit.
April 23rd, 2012
9:23 am
You may think that Spike Lee made "amends," but putting anyone's address out there and inviting people to take revenge is irresponsible. What if someone did the same thing to his parents?


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(Letters from the archives of PhotogsLounge.net)
"I always try to shoot with my iris almost fully open. I also tend to use some shutter outside (I stay away from crazy shutter speeds, more like 1/125) and pull out the high speeds for sports, traffic, or when the situation calls for it (blowing up watermellows with fireworks, etc)
As far as shooting style, I pretty much shoot for sound as many do. I listen for the sounds that are being made at a location and I sequence those. I also spray the scene with a tripod from far back just to CMA.
I also like to do a little Q&A with a subject as they are doing their thing.
The majority of my interviews are wide. I try to work foreground objects into them whenever appropriate. I also try to mix up the framing of interviews as they progress to give the package some variety when I'm using more then one bite from someone.
Lately I've been doing lots of silloutte stuff. I've also gone back to doing some slow zooms here and there for slower stories. I also add movement to still pictures whenever possible via the NLE's built in digital effects. If it's a good system you can blow the picture up to about 150% without major artifacting or aliasing along edges. Looks much smoother than camera movement on little pictures."
"My style is pretty much whatever works for the story. i can shoot rock solid steady sequences, or quick snaps, swish pans, all hand held when its called for. I use to shoot for hjcloseouts.com buyers tons if different kind of inventory, but then I went away from the closeout business into the news business. There everything was on a tripod. Then I choice to get away from side of the world, and news started having everything to a quick span of the camera just to get the photos we wanted. Taking 100′s of photos, when I use to take only photo's of products.
i prefer the solid steady sequences.
lots of nats always. sneak it in whenever the reporter takes a breath (again if its appropriate)
i try to stay away from the formal sit-down interview. even when the reporter insists, i always shoot a few questions at my subject while getting b-roll — works great for nat breaks.."
Steve Goldstein WISH-TV Indianapolis, IN
"I think my "style" of shooting varies from reporter to reporter. There are still reporters out there who just don't get. If I'm with one of those (and unfortunatly there are too many) I go into "passive mode". Just get the pictures, not too creative, and get "plenty of reporter cut- aways", do the 30 second stand-up and bang it together. I know going in that it's a lost cause, so I just bang it together. Now if I'm fortunate enough to go with the token creative reporter,I will go to "interactive" mode. Angles, sequences, natsot, experimental. I will do whatever I can (in the hour that the producer gave us to shoot the story in) to make OUR story the shining minute/thirty of the show."
Kevin Johnson Cox Broadcasting
"I don't feel photogs "have" to develop a style, but I do get a bit of pride when someone recognizes a piece as mine, because of the "style". There is a certain rhythm to my editing, a certain way I compose a shot, and a certain way I light. I'm not saying my way is better, just slightly unique. On the other hand, a photog shouldn't stray too far from the "style" of the newsroom. A specific style of photography develops in a shop, and if one individual tries to be too different, too unique on a standard news story, it is jarring to the viewers. (Granted, series and special features can be exceptions.) There is time to "play" and time to do it the "usual" way."
Darryl Wingard WSAW-TV Wausau, WI
"I have found that whatever "style" that I may (or may not!) have is fluid, constantly changing. Different stories deserve different approaches. Looking back at old stories, I'm often surprised to see things that I used to do a lot and I don't do anymore. Sometimes it's neat to bring out some tricks that I haven't used in a while. I feel that my repertoire is constantly growing. I don't want anyone to be able to pigeonhole my shooting."
Chuck Purnell WVEC-TV Norfolk, VA
"If you want your work to standout among the rest of shooters in your shop or your market perhaps, I think you need to have a certain style of shooting. I personally like shooting low angles, and video that is 3-D; Shooting an object in the foreground pratically to the right or left of the lens then having the subject in the middle of the frame with a nice backdrop. This will show a good depth of field. When I am editing I try to use as much nat. sound as possible! My latest technique is when I have 2 bytes that were framed on the same side or just 2 bytes together I will through in some nat. sound to break this up and the reporters I work with love that! I also love hanging out of trucks getting wild angles of bike races and such. Last but not least I use my wireless lavilier mic 99% of the time. It looks more Professional than a mic cube all up in my shot! The only time I use the stick mic is run and gun situations or live shots."
Lou Angeli Fire TV
"I was fortunate enough to develop my style before the "reality" craze skewed the entire industry. I shoot using a formula, similar to a documentary. It's flexible enough that I can "play around" within the formula, which covers my butt in the edit suite. "
Bruce Johnson Wisconsin Public TV
"Since I don't have a daily deadline(I work on a weekly news magazine) I can take time to do a little more lighting than many others can. I'm a big fan of the 'soft front, hard back' school of lighting-a Lowell 1K broad bounced off an umbrella in front, a Lowell VIP 250 watt for a back, 180 degrees opposed, key light to the far side of the reporter usually. Also I shoot interviews wide with a Canon 6-48 lens-seeing people's hands is a must for me. BTW, I carry all of my lighting stuff and my tripod in a Portabrace backpack. Room to spare for extension cords, foil for reflection, camera raincoat, etc.
Merry Murray WZZM-TV Grand Rapids, MI
"I think everyone has their own style. When I first started shooting, I could tell which one of my co-workers shot which story by their style. I can't tell my own, but others say they can. If we all shot the same stories the same way…then one person could do it all for every station."
Phil Cantor WTVF-TV Nashville, TN
"Developed or not most of us have our own styles. Nobody's is the same. If you look closely within your own shop you can usually tell who shot the story. It is not difficult to see. It is part of what makes us all unique and that is why it is tough for us who edit our own stuff to edit someone else's. My style is usually easy to see. I use a lot of shots, normally less than 3 seconds each. Big on sequencing and rarely a jump cut. Pacing is very obvious. I also use a lot of nat sound. And I am very tall (6-6) so if I am off the shoulder it is not hard to tell."
Mike Woeste WXIX-TV Cincinnati, OH
"Photogs just develop their own style naturally…you are influenced by those you work with and the people who taught you. I onced interviewed Hillary Clinton, during the Hillary Clinton nutcracker days. Through the years you find out what works for you. My style continually evolves. If it just started using a cookie cutter pattern for shooting that's when I'll know I'm burned out. I try to adapt to my subject matter. If I'm involved in a story where things are moving and the situation is developing I won't lock myself down to a tripod and a set of lights. On the other hand, if no one's going anywhere and the action is confined…I say make it look as good as it can look."
David Renner WMC-TV Memphis, TN
"Styles are like clubs in a golf bag: you have a bunch of them at your disposal and the circumstance you are in dictates which one you use. I think I have a GREAT BIG bag! 'Nuff said."


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(Reuters) - Yani Tseng's grip on the Kraft Nabisco Championship was loosened by strong winds and superb play by Swede Karin Sjodin in Saturday's third round in Rancho Mirage, California.
The Taiwanese world number one, hunting her sixth major victory, ended a challenging day at Mission Hills Country Club by carding a one-under-par 71 to hold a share of the lead with the unheralded Sjodin, who fired a 68.
Tseng, who has triumphed three times in just five starts on the LPGA Tour this season, began the round a stroke in front and had to settle for a nine-under total of 207 after narrowly missing a 10-foot birdie putt at the par-five last.
The long-hitting Sjodin, seeking her first win on the U.S. circuit, surged to the top of the leaderboard by mixing five birdies with a lone bogey as winds gusted up to 25 mph in the California desert.
South Korea's Kang Haeji was alone in third place at seven under after returning a 72 in the penultimate round of the first women's major of the year.
"My emotions came through and it wasn't very good out there on the back nine," 2010 Kraft Nabisco champion Tseng, who offset three birdies with three bogeys after the turn, told reporters.
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Tseng, the LPGA Tour's dominant figure who has won six of her last 12 events and four of the last eight majors, said the wind had been her biggest problem.
"I was hitting a couple of shots in the rough and I wasn't sure if the ball was going to go low enough, that kind of thing," the ever smiling 23-year-old added.
"Every player is trying to win this tournament and I am excited. I can't wait to tee off tomorrow," said the Taiwanese, who had pink tape strapped around her right elbow to help her cope with tendinitis.
Sjodin played remarkably steady golf over the back nine as the winds intensified, posting birdies at the 11th and 16th around a bogey at the 12th to stay at the top of the leaderboard.
"I just hit the ball really solid and the wind didn't touch it much when I did, and that helps," the 28-year-old Swede said.
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The 'Mad Money' host and TheStreet founder is bullish on US blue chips, many of which he says are in great position to reward investors with little risk.
People do a lot of top-down analysis at this time of the year, trying to figure out how much the Dow Jones Industrial Average ($INDU) and the Standard & Poor's 500 Index ($INX) could go up -- or down -- in the coming year.
That's not my style.
As someone who is a stock picker, I like a bottom-up approach, analyzing each Dow component to come up with what I think the most closely watched index will deliver in 2011.
I expect the Dow to hit 13,365 next year -- a 16% gain from current levels and a bountiful return -- based on a prognostication of the performance of the individual members of the venerable index.
As a backdrop, I am presuming a resumption of decent U.S. growth, courtesy of the Federal Reserve -- call it 3% to 4% -- continued worldwide growth, a stable to slight decline in the dollar and a decent increase in interest rates (30-year Treasury bond going to 4.8%) as befitting a return to economic health.
But I see the Dow's terrific gains coming mostly from the players themselves. Here are my individual stock predictions that add up to 13,365 for the index.
Let's start off with a bang. With a market cap of just $14 billion -- and being the leading independent producer of a metal that will be in intense demand in 2011 because of boosted aerospace, auto and power-plant production -- will be hard-pressed to stay independent.
Earnings have been depressed throughout the downturn, but the cash flow has picked up, courtesy of the excellent stewardship of CEO Klaus Kleinfeld.
If the company stands alone, its stock can advance and get a 12 multiple, a slight discount to many of the cyclical stocks in the index; that would put it at $18.
But I think it gets bought out at $22, a fabulous return and perhaps my favorite in the whole 30-stock average.
Bank of America
Bank of America (BAC) will settle the mortgage putback claims, put a lot of its bad mortgage loans behind it and have an assertive Merrill Lynch to boost its earnings.
I think that this company, which trades basically at its cash value, will have a terrific year, especially because CEO Brian Moynihan should be growing into his role and become more of a spokesman who can help this riddled brand.
The integration of the three companies -- the original Bank of America (itself a pastiche of many banks, including Nations and Fleet, where Moynihan is from) Countrywide Financial and Merrill Lynch -- will finally be consummated in 2011.
Don't forget that, despite all of the turmoil, Bank of America now has an unheard-of 20%-plus market share in the nation's mortgage market, and I think that market will come alive as the housing shortage of 2012 (another of my predictions) comes about.
I see this stock trading at $18, where it stood not that long ago and a terrific gain from where it trades today.
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The Dreamliner schedule should solidify at last and even if Boeing (BA) produces just a few of these mammoth and insanely profitable planes, the stock will soar along with the aircraft.
Production is key to this company, because once it gets the per-plane cost down -- something that happens as it makes more and more of them -- gross margins explode.
I think that this stock could trade to $85 by the end of 2011, because it is inconceivable that the Dreamliner isn't being sold by then. Don't forget that aerospace makers have had seven-year cycles in the past, so I don't expect the stock to stop rallying in 2011. Lots of growth here for certain, and perhaps the most long-term visibility in all of the Dow.
Caterpillar (CAT) could be a monster in 2011, especially with the integration of Bucyrus International (BUCY), which I think will turn out to be a fantastic acquisition.
Current earnings-per-share estimates of about $6 are, I think, way too low. I see this stock going to $120 in the next year. Too gutsy? Ask yourself what happens if the United States comes back as a growth nation? Right now almost all of the growth is overseas.
Still a fantastic mineral play and a terrific call on world growth.
I see oil going to $100 a barrel in 2011, given the expansion of the world's economy. Chevron (CVX) is very levered to the price of crude -- much more so than Exxon Mobil (XOM) -- and I see it outperforming its peers.
Nevertheless, those who bought Chevron because of its yield will, of course, be left high and dry, as I think it can go to $110 on the strength of the oil price and a very aggressive plan to produce more oil. Just a great solid stock to own in 2011. Maybe the best management in the industry, too.
Growth is back, and this fantastic company will shine in 2011. I think that the aggressive nature of management and the worldwide prospects for more sales, plus a turn in Japan, will mean a stock that rallies through the year, although not at the pace that Coca-Cola (KO) once thrilled us at.
Then again, that was 20 years ago, and this is a very mature growth stock. I think it can trade to $70; not bad considering the safety of the enterprise. More dividend boosts and an aggressive buyback should also help the cause, as the bottler buy will be behind the company.
I like this stock very much for those who seek a nice return with low risk.
Home Depot
It is clear to me -- if only me -- that housing will mount a comeback in 2011. Home Depot (HD) doesn't even need it, as we saw this year with its remarkable 23% return DESPITE the housing weakness.
A lot of that is CEO Frank Blake, who has done a masterful job turning the company around. I see bigger-ticket items (where the margins are) finally being sold in far greater numbers, and comparable-store sales better around the country.
People think the company can deliver EPS of $2.25. I think that's too low. Maybe $2.30 is more like it, given the endless small boosts. Why can't it trade to $45 on that and the housing shortage I see coming in 2012? Another great year for Home Depot coming up.
JPMorgan Chase
The dividend's going to be boosted, the buyback enlarged, the earnings power revealed, the shroud gone. JPMorgan Chase (JPM) is still the best-run bank in America, if not the world, and CEO Jamie Dimon is one of our greatest bankers.
The company really did come through this period relatively unscathed and with a better branch network, courtesy of the dirt-cheap price of Washington Mutual. This company's stock has done nothing, literally nothing, year over year. Unchanged! That won't be the case in 2011.
I see it going to $50, propelled by earnings power and the dividend hikes. It will be the pre-eminent financial to own and become a staple of many a mutual fund portfolio.
The disappointing analyst meeting and the negative previous quarter haunt this stock going into 2011. But if you are like me and believe there will be worldwide growth, you would be nuts not to consider buying this 13% grower for just 15 times earnings. 3M (MMM) has got so much going for it in Asia and has so many new businesses -- it remains the most potent inventor of new products among the major companies I follow -- that I think it will drift back up to its 52-week high of $91, if not higher. Perhaps $100, which I think is my stretch goal, given its $6.16 in composite EPS estimates.
Why $100? I think the dollar gets weaker, and this is one of the most sensitive companies to the greenback, which means that $6.16 could be too low. Cheap stock that's in the penalty box because of the ever-so-slight shade down of earnings, a shade down that, when I analyze the company, is something that will be left behind in 2011.
This is the year for Verizon Communications (VZ). The iPhone is coming in the first quarter, which will lead to a growth spurt.
The FIOS buildout is largely paid for, and now the company can reap the benefits. The company's half-owned portion of Verizon Wireless will be paying hefty dividends in 2011, and I think we will get a nice dividend boost.
We're talking about $40 being reasonable, if conservative, giving this stock one of the best risk-reward profiles we've got in the Dow, or the S&P 500, for that matter.
CEO Ivan Seidenberg has done a remarkable job turning this staid company into a growth vehicle with a nice dividend. It will be a core holding for many mutual funds.
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Contrast between the rural life and the court life in "As You Like It."
By referring to relevant incidents bring out the contrast between the court life and the rural life......??????
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Firstly, those banished from court life seek and find refuge in rural life (in the Forest of Arden). The characters escape their court life woes and are free from the restraints of this lifestyle - both sets of brothers (Oliver and Orlando, Duke Senior and Frederick) part ways - the evil brothers maintain their court lives, and "the benevolent, wronged brothers create an alternative "green" world in the Forest of Arden" (Dolan, F. in Introduction of AYLI Pelican edition). In the opening of the play, court life appears full of coruption, with Oliver having control over Orlando and denying him an education.
The forest of Arden, in contrast, is full of possibilities. Characters constantly speak in conditionals - as Touchstone remarks "Your If is the only peacemaker. Much virtue in If." (V, iv, 101). Rosalind and Celia play with the endless possibilities that the forest presents with their disguises (dressing up as Ganyemede and Aliena) and it is through her disguise that Rosalind can ask Orlando to imagine that 'he' (Ganyemede) is "your very very Rosalind" (IV, i, 65-66).
The forest is also a romantic setting with many characters falling in love (act 2 scene 4 is good to discuss here - they talk about love and that the forest brings it out in them). Orlando proclaims his love for Rosalind by carving her name on trees in the forest.
In AYLI there is also a lot of music ("AYLI contains more songs than any other Shakespeare play." -Dolan), but this is only in the forest. The characters sing and dance when in the forest (act 2 scene 5, act 2 scene 7, act 4 scene 2, act 5 scene 3, act 5 scene 4), but never in the palace or any other 'court-life' setting in the play.
The characters also verbalise the pros of rural life vs court life (act 2 scene 1 is a great scene for this: "Hath not old custom made this life more sweet/ Than that of painted pomp? Are not these woods/ More free from peril than the envious court?" etc).
However, I think it's a little more complicated than it originally seems. While all of these things contribute to the forest/rural life = good, court life = bad idea, the forest still has many dangers. During the Elizabethan period the word 'wilderness' conjured up images of over-grown and uncoltivated forest. "To many, [largescale deforestation] symbolized the triumph of civilisation. Forests had originally been synonymous with wildness and danger, as the word 'savage' (from silva, a wood) reminds us." (Thomas, K., Man and the Natural World: Changing Attitudes in England 1500-1800 (Harmondsworth: Penguin, 1984)) Those who have escaped to Arden must also hunt for themselves in order to survive (act 2 scene 1 reminds us that in order for one species to survive, another must perish - Jaques is made fun of, as he, like the dying deer is sad and pathetic, however this scene shows that forest life is not all fun and games for everyone).
Dolan says something very note-worthy I think: "This pastoral place is not an alternative to civilisation, "nature" as opposed to "culture". Instead, it is a place where the denizens of the court go to renew themselves, and where they literally leave their mark."
I'm just about to write an essay on a similar subject for uni, and haven't quite finished planning yet, so my thoughts are a bit all over the place at the moment. Sorry!
"As You Like It" is a piece of literature in what is known as the "pastoral" genre. In such pieces, rural life is seen as good while city life is seen as corrupt and evil. In this play, life at the court is bad while life in the Forest of Arden is good.
We can see the contrast between the two in the fact that Duke Frederick and Oliver and evil and corrupt whereas the people in the Forest of Arden (Duke Senior, Orlando, Rosalind, Celia) are good. Furthermore, we see that Oliver becomes good once he gets to the Forest, as does Duke Frederick.
Wow ... fayean thanks for your answer..helped me alot in my project on "As you like it" :)
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