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The Core of Startup Island (RECORDING)
We posted about this a couple of times already, but keep in mind you can read the entire framework of Startup Island; what Islanders we are looking at, who we are contacting, what costs we are taking on…everything, at data.startupisland.tv. We reorganized it today, and it's a lot easier to navigate and understand.
That being said, we have not been as honest as we should be, or as dedicated in recording conversations. From here on out every conversation that has any relevance will be availible on therecordings.tumblr.com. After the epic-fail to record a great conversation with Amir Savar we recorded the conversation with Craig on Money vs. Passion.
Keep in mind too, theemails.tumblr.com has all the emails we are sending. This is about as close as you can get to a self imposed Patriot Act.
Be authentic.
After 4 Years, Will I Graduate? Should I? (RECORDING)
Today, I was going to post a funny conversation we had with a very nervous operator from True Religion on our new audio recorder. We felt the new recorder would help you to connect with the conversations and start to hear what we are hearing…total transparency.
Well today, those plans changed. Due to a weird computer glitch (which my university is hesitant to say is that bad) I had to have a conversation with the faculty about potentially being held back for another semester this fall. No one's fault but the computer, but just so you understand the gravity of the situation. I am supposed to be graduating this May. I am graduating not because I necessarily believe in a degree, but because I believe you need to take life, your career, your faith, and your actions into your own hands. If college compliments that then great, but overall I feel it is inefficient. I am graduating because my parents and grandparents have sacrificed countless hours of their lives to get me here. It is important to note that, even if the degree may not matter, their love and charisma made me love doing cool stuff…just not necessarily school. (This is not a personal recommendation to your philosophy on education, make your own damn decisions!)
That being said, and for the sake of total authenticity, we recorded 15 minutes of the conversation…
**LEGAL NOTE he was informed.**
The most incredible part, beyond the conversation, is the man with whom I was talking. Learned eyes, calm spirit, driven, and articulate. Beyond the intense, incredible content (at least for me), the story changes as soon as I asked him if he "did debate?". He, and the rest of the conversation, did a 180 degree turn. Sadly, this all happens after I pressed the stop recording button.
His name is Hugh Jackson and as the initial tension deflated, with common ground found in a debating history, I continued the post-recording conversation with "So, what is your story?". He paused. Now, I would argue that the right kind of authentic person will know you're serious and when it's casual. He paused, and that's when the real conversation started.
He is clearly intelligent, and he will also read this post so WHATS UP BRO? SO FLATTERING. It was a long conversation, about 30 minutes post-recording.
Anyway, summarizing:
If he had one year left, what is the coolest most bad ass thing he could possibly go do:
He wants to do something that gives him enough money to spend the rest of his life going throughout the world raising awarness for missionary programs that actually make great progress.
So what is his real dream?
Go throughout the world and raise awareness for
What could this mean for Startup Island?
Well we might have a new islander on the radar. I asked why the hell he is just there GO DO IT, and the money, people, labor etc will come. Not like he is wasting his time by working now in admissions, but money is certainly a stupid reason to keep you from your dreams because in essence if money has your dreams, that money bought your dreams. Too me, thats not dreaming.
How can thinking like Startup Island change his life?
He gets "it", whatever "it" is. I am Christian, he is Christian. That does not mean that I am marginalizing anyone reading this post who is not of that belief system, but the point is to say that he is very grounded in his spirituality. I think he is intrigued, but I will keep you posted if he decides to accept my invitation to come to a introductory meeting this Sunday night.
What story is he bringing?
If he is willing to start, just start, his concept of missionary illumination I think that it would give a great faith based story for Christians and a great way to keep a pulse of spiritual innovation for anyone not Christian. There is Kiva for micro-finance ideas, Kickstarter for entrepreneurship ideas, why is there not a service to help crowd fund spiritual ideas? He could, and totally should do it. He is young, articulate, obviously a great sales guy, smart, and for heaven's sake he is in a cubicle (No offense to you dude, all jobs have sacrifices and maybe the one you want requires it). Keep in mind, all of the future islanders we are looking at is broken down in our islanders section at data.startupisland.tv
All this too say, who would have known the same guy telling you "you can't graduate" would turn out to be a part of Startup Island.
Be authentic.
PS: MONEY SHOULDN'T OWN YOUR DREAMS. If you agree, post that on your FB status. Because WTF, those are the last things money should have a hold on. And just to lighten the mood, here is a sick song that I am raging to
We will have the 3D development frames up tonightish so you can see what it looks like, but for those of you who we have not told yet, every islander wears a unique Dogtag with two red LED countdown timers encased in matte black steel. The top countdown is the user-determined time till you achieve your next big goal; winning a challenge, launching a concept, etc. The bottom one is only set once and estimates the remaining time you have in life—the calculations will be another post.
The goal of the LifeBreath DogTag is to remind you to live life to the fullest, and invest wisely every moment you have. It's stylish yet attention getting presence gives opportunity to introduce the authenticity of Startup Island and your involved in it.
All that too say, we googled how to use Alibaba (a potential option for connecting with foreign outsourcing firms) and discovered the high risk of fraud. So we traveled around the web for a while reading prototyping how-to documents when I finally remembered Apple released a document describing all of the technology component companies they use. WA LA! We will go down that list with the developed wireframe and get price quotes.
These things are going to be so bad ass, ceramic fused steel so they are heavy and tangible. A special weighted battery, which will power the small displays for 40+ years, and a waterproof casing will make this so cool.
GoPro is BroPro or MaybeSo
I have not been as transparent as I should, I need to get better at this openness thing. We received a follow up email from GoPro which offered 40% off any GoPro Camera. After talking with Craig several times, and leaving a voicemail with the guy at GoPro we think there are two problems:
1- Even though we could just buy the cameras and go for it, the point is that we started with a domain, phone line, and some great conversation. Using our own money for these cameras differentiates us from this beginning because that money (albeit a huge blessing) is from other beginnings (other projects).
2- We want to work with people who believe in the higher values of transparency in business and authenticity in early Startups. We see this as a practice that should be adopted by the whole world. It is more than cubicle hatred in an office, it's hating the fact that once you become successful your job is to defend the legitmacy of your title and in doing so continuously isolate yourself. GoPro makes a camera that can keep up with you when you are at your best, in the water, snow, and sand and they do a kick ass job at this because they believe in the higher value that you should be able to share and capture your most amazing moments.
At Startup Island we believe that amazing moments are both physical and intellectual therefore we want cameras that can be there in both which is why we approached GoPro. Clearly this is great branding for GoPro but that's not the point, the point is that if they believe in capturing all of the extremes in your life they are the brand for us. We see for GoPro the same transparency as you see in us. We want you to know the GoPro guys personally, to know the intricacies that go into their cameras, and understand that they are real people building a kick ass product to share your life while investing the remaining time of theirs. The first step from them is a nod, not to us, but to entrepreneurs who work transparently and openly.
In order for us to keep our vision and to truly start from the beginning we want a real face to face hangout with them not discounts.
It looks like this:
1. hang out with the sponsor team at GoPro.
2. We all become friends (who will work together in the future on all sorts of stuff).
3. Of course they give us cameras, but that is not the point. We could just take the discount and go, but then we lost touch with a bunch of cool guys who clearly "get it" for heaven sakes they called a voicemail back from what must have sounded like a crazy man, "Hi, blah blah we have this island, and we need some sweet cameras from an extreme camera company."
4. You realize "holy sh$/*t that is awesome, I want to make something really cool now."
5. You realize that being honest, dropping titles, and working hard leads to kick ass stuff.
6. Above all, you think different, and the farther you go down that path the greater a gift you make to the world.
7. You solve cancer. (Or do some other bad ass thing)
Therefore the world was informed that extreme is captured by GoPro cameras, but more importantly that relationships and openness leads to the best work environment. And of course some awesome GoPro staff come check out the island, because they are our friends and fellow believers in openness. Also, GoPro rocks, as soon as they know us, GoPro will be on the island. I will keep you all posted on what they decide…I know we need cameras so you can start seeing this happen. I am at Kairos Society For the next two days hit me up if you want to learn more about the island and you live in NYC.
Be authentic, love,
UPDATE 1: Left a Vmail right before leaving for Kairos on Thursday.
UPDATE 2: Just emailed our guy in the GoPro office this post…will keep you posted.
GoPro BROPRO
Just got off the phone with this awesome bro Matt who is hooking us up with some sweet GoPro cameras deals and some secret stuff that they are not comfortable with us telling people, but CALM YOUR SH*T :p he said we could tell you in a couple of weeks.
Now onto getting the DogTags…Love all of you.


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I agree with stalking bear. I was thinking last night about it and i think the 7mm08 is your best choice.
If you haven't read Jack O'Connor, you should. Get the 270 with a 130 gr bullet and have fun.
After much consideration, I decided to go with .308
I believe it is more flexible than the other rounds having more factory ammo choices. Ammo cost is also surprisingly a bit cheaper.
Thanks for all the input!!!
I have never used a .308, but understand they are excellent. I have used a .270 since 1973 and it has served me well. I have never lost a deer because of the Rifle. It's accurate and ammo is always available.
You should strongly consider buying a Tikka T3. This Finnish rifle (made by Sako) guarantees sub 1 MOA groups and costs less than $600 at Bass Pro but you can buy it lots of places. Many calibers are available so pick what you want. .270 or .308...flatter shooting...muzzle velocity...down range energy: both have their subtle advantages or disadvantages. If you can utilize the sub MOA ability of your rifle all the rest of that info is backround noise. Have fun!
Find yourself a nice plastic Tikka T3 or older m695 in .270 it is boringly accurate and is "The" smoothest action on any rifle ever built. It is the only rifle I own of which I can cycle the bolt without taking my eye from the scope/target.
Id say go with the 308 just because i like it and have used it most of my life. and if your looking for a cheap but still quality rifle get a marlin xl7 i live in texas also and took 3 deer with a synthetic 30 06. i sold the rifle to buy a 30 30, but i also already have a Remington 700 in 30 06. if you want to spend a little more get a remington 700. i also have a winchester model 88 which is a lever gun, if you can find one and its a good price get it. they are some of the best guns. the winchester model 70 is great too. i have experience with all of these guns by the way.
I don't know about hunting deer in Texas, but here in Kansas either one works very well. I have a .270 & some .308's, but in my whole life I have never owned a 30-06. That's the next deer rifle I'm gonna' buy! That & a 7mm Mag.
If you're riding' ahead of the herd, take a look back every now and then to make sure it's still there. Will Rogers
If recoil is an issue, go with the 308. You will not see much difference though, but some. The .270 kicks like an 06. I have all three and prefer the 06, but thats just me. About the only commercial ammo you will find for the .270 is 130 and 150 gr bullets. I prefer the 130. To get the most out of any rifle, hand loading is the key. The 308 caliber is my choice primarily because it retains energy better further down range and because bigger bullets make bigger holes.
no deer ever shot in the right place with either is going to escape.

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Montgomery Whittaker-Dowd is Whit's grandson and a minor character in Adventures in Odyssey. Monty first appeared in the Family Portraits two-parter #17: "A Member of the Family, Part 1". He later appeared in late 1989 and early 1990 along with his sister, Jenny. Due to the Divorce the Surname was changed to Whittaker.
Monty took a hiatus and didn't make an appearance until 2011 in Album 53: The Green Ring Conspiracy, where it was revealed that he joined the Secret Service as an agent.
- Main article: Whittaker family.
Monty's parents, Whit's daughter Jana and Phil Dowd got divorced when he was young. His uncles are Jerry and Jason. His grandparents are John Whittaker and Jenny Whittaker. His sister is Jenny Whittaker-Dowd.
| Jenny Whittaker-Dowd: It's not a snow "man", Monty, it's my snow "friend".
Monty Whittaker-Dowd: Snowfriend? Good grief Jenny, where do you get this stuff? For once, couldn't you be normal and build a snowman?
Jenny Whittaker-Dowd: Precision of language, Monty. I couldn't decide if it's a male or female, so I decided to call it my snow-friend. "Say what you mean, mean what you say." That's my motto.
Monty Whittaker-Dowd: "Go stick your head in the snow." That's my motto.
Jenny Whittaker-Dowd: There you go with your adolescent trauma again.
| John Whittaker: Good morning, Monty.
Monty Whittaker-Dowd: Good morning, Grandpa.
| Connie Kendall: You're a man, aren't you?
Monty Whittaker-Dowd: That depends on whether my mom wants me home before dark, or wants me to mow the lawn.
| Monty Whittaker-Dowd: Did you happen to get the number of the truck that hit me?
John Whittaker: It wasn't a truck, it was Gower's Field.
| Monty Whittaker-Dowd: We were told to come to Dock C at Trickle Lake. I didn't realize you had more than one dock.
John Whittaker: Well, things have changed since you and I came up here to fish.
| Monty Whittaker-Dowd: Have you ever heard of counterfeit dollars in the area?
John Whittaker: We had a situation a few years ago, but that didn't lead to anything.
Monty Whittaker-Dowd: Maybe it's connected, maybe not.
| Connie Kendall: Monty, you can't leave!!
Monty Whittaker-Dowd: Hey! This is one thing I can do as good as my sister! Goodbye!
| Monty Whittaker-Dowd: Hi Mr. Riley, hi Eugene.
Tom Riley: Well, hello there Monty.
Eugene Meltsner: A most felicitous morning to you, Montgomery.
Monty Whittaker-Dowd: Huh? Oh, Thanks.
| Connie Kendall: <Reading lines to Monty> The news of it has spread
Monty Whittaker-Dowd: The news of it has spread
Connie Kendall: To these lonely...
Monty Whittaker-Dowd: The news of it has spread to these lonely...
Connie Kendall: And never most,
Monty Whittaker-Dowd: And never most,
Connie Kendall: Regions!
Monty Whittaker-Dowd: Regions!
Connie Kendall: Monty!
Monty Whittaker-Dowd: Monty!
Monty: "People will say, 'Monty caught old Grundy'"
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Hi ! that's really sweet of you to say, thanks!
and my advice for yoga beginners would be….
- be open-minded. there are rules (like, "if you had food, wait 3hrs before practicing") and chanting and some really hardcore practitioners in your class, which might intimidate you or make you feel awkward, but with enough willpower and focus you can easily brush that away! you can focus on this goal: to be healthy overall (beauty of yoga is it involves mind, body, and spirit)
- clear your mind and breathe. takes awhile to get used to, but you can do it. and you'll be amazed once you've learned to control both!
- leave your ego at the door. if you decide to join a class, resist the urge to compare your performance to others. take your time to learn the breathing (most important!) and proper alignment for the poses
- try different types of yoga to see which one/s you enjoy the most. here's an article that describes the different types. I personally love ashtanga (currently writing up a post about this actually!) because it's the most dynamic and physically challenging that I've tried (and I love a good challenge!). my other favorites are hatha and bikram, which are less intense but nevertheless give me a good overall workout.
- and of course: have fun! yoga is pretty exciting and cool. and you'll definitely see results (physical, mental, emotional… )!
I wish you all the best in your practice! Tell me how it goes :)


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This is a wonderful creamy potato salad worthy of any get-together or summer picnic! and I really liked the addition of the celery seed.
Total Time: 1 hrs 10 mins
Prep Time: 45 mins
Cook Time: 25 mins
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Cook Time: 25 mins
- 6 medium potatoes (2 pounds)
- 1/2 lb bacon, prepared as in Homemade Fresh Bacon Bits
- 1 cup thinly sliced celery
- 1/2 cup finely chopped onion
- 1/3 cup sweet pickle relish
- 1 1/4 cups mayonnaise or 1 1/4 cups salad dressing
- 2 teaspoons sugar
- 2 teaspoons celery seeds
- 2 teaspoons apple cider vinegar
- 2 teaspoons prepared mustard
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- Drain well.
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Can Mississippi Make the Grade With GED's New Overhaul?By Lawayne Childrey | Published 08 Jan 2014 05:00pm |
Mississippians who want to earn the equivalent of a high school diploma may find the course work tougher and a lot more expensive. MPB's Lawayne Childrey reports starting this year the test is receiving an overhaul.
A twenty-seven year old woman named Brittany spends a lot of her time preparing for the General Educational Development exam at Hinds Community College in Jackson. She says she dropped out of school in the 11th grade and is now trying to make up for lost time.
"I was smart in school. I wasn't one of those kids, I just made some bad choices. So I basically needed to make me feel better about myself."
Since 1942 when the GED program began more than 12 million adults across the country have earned GED credentials. However, those taking the test this year will be facing more rigorous requirements similar to the new Common Core standards being rolled out in school districts. That's a major concern for Marshand Crisler, Director of Adult Education and Dropout Recovery for Hinds Community College.
"Just think about that student or that nontraditional student that may be 35 years or older who doesn't have the benefit of being introduced to common core standards. In other words when we were growing up as a youth a lot of our had to do with repetition and memorization. Well now you gotta apply it so application to it is going to be a major step for some folks."
In addition, Crisler says he also has concerns with the cost of the exam which has gone from 75 dollars to 120 dollars over the past year.
"Having citizens make a choice between food and getting their GED is a tough choice. Those are the type of choices that citizens here in Mississippi have to make. And so any cost increase in terms of getting an education is going to detrimentally going to affect our students."
More than seven thousand Mississippians earned a GED in 2012. Lawayne Childrey, MPB News.
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When someone try's to prove me wrong and I know I'm NOT…
I WILL turn into a bitch and prove that I am right. I'm not a pussy little bitch. I may be tiny and small, but that doesn't mean I'm not strong minded.
Otherwise I'm probably the nicest person you'll ever meet. Swear on my life!
Had another rant. I needed to get that out. Sup bitches?!
On the verge..
Seriously not being on my medication for my depression really truly kicks my ass from time to time. I sound like a broken record cause I say this all the damn time. Just listening to a song that's depressing rolls back a crap ton of pointless shit then makes me want to cry.
Can't wait to get back on my medication. I NEED them. :/
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WHAS11) -- When severe weather threatens Kentuckiana, and local meteorologists are working to bring you the latest information, the Emergency Alert System may be triggered and could periodically interrupt the broadcast for several minutes - displaying black on the screen.
Samantha Hill from Valley Station said she is concerned that people who are shown the EAS alert may not be getting the best information available.
"If you need to get to your tornado safety shelter or gather the stuff, you need to go. That two to three minutes could of been the difference if you're walking in the door and didn't know about it," Hill said.
WLKY general manager Glenn Haygood took a picture of the EAS screen back in January. The photo shows all four major television stations in the Louisville area broadcasting about storm in the Metro area. However, viewers who subscribe to Insight didn't see the local stations, instead they only saw a black screen with a white Tornado Warning message.
General managers from all stations said they have been negotiating with Insight for nearly three years to override the alert so local coverage would not be interrupted.
"We're in wall-to-wall coverage giving very detailed information saying exactly when a storm is going to hit down to the minute. And out comes this black screen from the National Weather Service with dated warnings that are nowhere as specific as ours," WHAS11 General Manager Mark Pimentel said.
Insight officials said it's a technical issue, but would not comment specifically about the issue.
However, now that Time Warner has taken over Insight, Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer's office said the alert system override will be one of the topics that will be negotiated in the spring.
"We think it is a valid concern. We think that all four local TV stations have a real concern. And we saw it manifest itself last week when the tornadoes came through our region," Chris Poynter, spokesperson for the Office of the Mayor said.
After the March 2 tornadoes damaged or destroyed several communities in Kentuckiana, Hill said she went online to start a petition against having the alert system interrupt local stations during severe weather coverage. So far, Hill said she has nearly 250 people supporting her cause.
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It was a big night in the west valley as the Phoenix Coyotes try and close out their series against the Chicago Blackhawks.
But there is even bigger news for the team, their fans and the city of Glendale -- because for the first time, we're hearing from Greg Jamison, the businessman who is not only going to purchase the team, he says the Coyotes are staying in Glendale.
Jamison is now going public for the first time with his intentions of buying the Coyotes.
"I'm coming public to let people know that we really have been working on it. I know my name's been in the marketplace some, but the overriding goal has been to purchase the Phoenix Coyotes, to have them stay here, in Glendale, for a long, long time and to try and continue to build on what has occurred here and continue to try to grow the franchise, grow the fan base and grow all the things that go with that. So, yeah, I would say we spend a few days working on this situation and we feel very strongly that the group we're putting together I think, believes in it..and believes it can happen and something we continue to work at every day," said Jamison.
"I can tell you straight up the NHL is committed to this marketplace, like Gary Bettman has worked very hard to have this team stay here and has wanted it to stay here and I know the city of Glendale has worked hard. So based on those two things and both of those have been good partners to work with and deal with..we just looked at it and thought, you know, let's explore a little bit farther and the more we looked at it the more we thought with some of the things that could happen and maybe turn around with the new collective bargaining agreement which is going to happen in September of this year, that it has a real strong potential and we thought let's pursue this and get involved and see where it goes and that's what we've done and we've come to this point today where it's certainly is not done yet, but we're making some progress and we'd like to hope and believe that it can get to the finish line."
So who exactly is Greg Jamison? He's worked with a number of professional sports teams. Most recently as the President of the San Jose Sharks.
During his 13-year tenure, the team advanced to the Stanley Cup Playoffs 11 times and captured the President's Trophy in 2009. They also reached the Western Conference Finals in 2004 and 2010.
Jamison also helped turned the HP Pavilion, the home of the Sharks, into one of the busiest arenas in all of sports.
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It's a wrap: Domestic partners can file joint state tax returns; Hemp bill vetoed
Here's a look at some of the more significant pieces of legislation signed and vetoed by Schwarzenegger this legislative session. The governor signed 910 bills and vetoed 261 from the 2006 legislative session. Signed: Domestic Partners: SB 1827 allows partners registered with the state to file joint state tax returns, saving up to 2,000 a […] [Read More]
LAT Poll: Bond measures, cig tax and oil tax in some peril with voters
The Times poll also finds Feinstein, Jerry Brown and Bill Lockyer way ahead in their respective races. McClintock, Garamendi in dead heat for Lt. Gov., while Bustamante holds narrow edge over Poizner for insurance commish. [Read More]
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Is there something damaging in the private tapes of Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger which could the Republican candidate problems in the final weeks of his re-election race? Or is challenger Phil Angelides merely throwing a Hail Mary pass to pump his lagging numbers in the final six weeks of the campaign? Either way, there's another twist […] [Read More]
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Insurance Commissioner — and would-be lieutenant governor — John Garamendi was in the news Thursday, pulling off a rare double reverse move that involved telling business-oriented Republicans that badly needed cuts in workers compensation costs were saving California companies billions, while promising labor-oriented Democrats that badly needed increases in workers comp benefits were coming. Trying […] [Read More]
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Decline-to-state voters have increased to 18.6 percent of California's 15.6 million registered voters over the past four years, according to a report issued by the Secretary of State's office. The survey taken every four years when there is a gubernatorial election also saw registration the Republican and Democratic parties eroding. Democrats fell from 44.7 percent […] [Read More]
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Tomorrow morning Phil Angelides will hold a press conference in Malibu to announce his opposition to a proposal by a big Australian energy company that wants to build a liquified natural gas terminal several miles off the California coast near Oxnard. Despite a relatively unimpressive guest list (the only celebrity he could get to come […] [Read More]
Marc Sandalow On Washington: HP scolding will come as Congress gives president expanded spying authority
Does anyone else find it ironic that as members of a House panel wag their fingers today at Hewlett-Packard executives for brazen invasions of privacy, the House as a whole will be passing legislation to expand the president's ability to spy on American citizens without warrants? There are major differences between Hewlett-Packard's profit-driven efforts to […] [Read More]
Carla Marinucci's spin cycle: Bill signing as political theater
Talk about cinematic: that official Malibu event starring Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger, who signed AB32, the greenhouse gasses bill Wednesday, represented more than just a landmarks in environmental issues: it was a laboratory exercise in exercise in marshalling the power of visuals to tell a political story. Nothing about the hourlong event was left to chance […] [Read More]
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The good news for backers of Proposition 89, the clean money initiative, is that California voters are overwhelmingly convinced that campaign contributions are having a terrible effect on public policy decisions made in the state. The problem is, however, that those same voters absolutely hate Prop. 89′s plan to have the state give politicians $200 […] [Read More]
Marc Sandalow: Credibility the issue in intelligence fight
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Stir-Fry Pork and Cashews
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- 1/2 pound boneless pork loin, cut into 1/2-inch pieces
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- 1 1/2 teaspoons cornstarch
- 3 tablespoons vegetable oil
- 1/2 cup dry-roasted or unsalted cashews
- Hot cooked rice
- Orange slices (optional)
- Stir together first 4 ingredients.
- Stir-fry pork mixture in hot oil in a large nonstick skillet 4 to 6 minutes; stir in cashews. Serve immediately over rice with, if desired, orange slices.
- NOTE: To serve 4, use 1/3 cup stir-fry sauce, 1/4 cup vegetable oil, and double all other ingredients. Proceed as directed.
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Demand for advanced ceramics in the U.S. is forecast to increase 7.0% per year from a weak 2005 base to over $12 billion in 2010. Following a few years of retracted demand, the industry began to pick up momentum in 2003, gained strength in 2004 and 2005, and is poised to continue growth through 2010. Although the advanced ceramics industry is in some respects mature and well-established, it also relies heavily on technology. New or reinvigorated uses for ceramics that offer growth potential include ballistic armor, ceramic composite automotive brakes, diesel particulate filters, a wide variety of joint replacement products and piezoceramic sensors.
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Design Is A Relationship
MIKE MONTEIRO is a man on a mission. He wants to improve design by fixing the core of it, which is the relationship between designer and client. Too many of us fear our clients—the people whose money keeps our lights on, and who hire us to solve business problems they can't solve for themselves. And too many clients are even more frustrated and puzzled by their designers than the designers are by the clients.
It's the designer's job to fix this, which is why Mike first wrote Design Is A Job, and spent two years taking the message into conference halls and meeting rooms from New Zealand to New York.
I wish every designer could read this book. I can't tell you how many friends of mine—many of whom I consider far better designers than I am—struggle every day with terrible anxieties over how a client will react to their work. And the problem isn't limited to web and interaction designers. Anybody who designs anything burns cycles in fear and acrimony. I too waste hours worrying about the client's reaction—but a dip into Mike's first book relaxes me like a warm milk bath, and reminds me that collaboration and persuasion are the essence of my craft and well within my power to execute.
If the designer's side of things were the only part of the problem Mike had addressed, it would be enough. But there is more:
- Next Mike will help clients understand what they should expect from a designer and learn how to hire one they can work with. How he will do that is still a secret—although folks attending An Event Apart San Francisco this week will get a clue.
- Design education is the third leg of the chair, and once he has spread his message to clients, Mike intends to fix that or die trying. As Mike sees it (and I agree) too many design programs turn out students who can defend their work in an academic critique session among their peers, but have no idea how to talk to clients and no comprehension of their problems. We are creating a generation of skilled and talented but only semi-employable designers—designers who, unless they have the luck to learn what their expensive education didn't teach them, will have miserably frustrating careers and turn out sub-par work that doesn't solve their clients' problems.
We web and interaction designers are always seeking to understand our user, and to solve the user's problems with empathy and compassion. Perhaps we should start with the user who hires us.
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DESIGNER, developer, banjoist, Dribbble co-founder, and all-around nice guy Dan Cederholm and I discuss fear of CSS pre-processors; the craft of code; growing the Dribbble design community; transitioning from a two-person part-time start-up to a full-time company with employees; and Dan's new book Sass For Web Designers in Episode № 102 of The Big Web Show on Mule Radio.
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A handful of seats are available for the final event of the year, An Event Apart San Francisco at the Palace Hotel, December 9–11, 2013. Be there or be square.
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Coastermatic's Tash Wong and Tom Harman on The Big Web Show Episode No. 92
AMERICAN DESIGNER Tash Wong and British designer Tom Harman are the co-founders of Coastermatic and my guests in Episode No. 92 of The Big Web Show ("everything web that matters").
Tash and Tom recently resided in Brooklyn, NY and completed their MFAs in Interaction Design at New York's School of Visual Arts, where I was one of their admiring teachers; they are now bound for Hawaii, where they will expand their web-based product empire. Coastermatic, their first joint product, converts your Instagram photos into stone coasters, and was conceived during their time at SVA. (More in the August 2, 2012 issue of Dwell.)
In a fast-paced hour-long podcast, we discuss design, product, and business strategy; finding the right manufacturing and fulfillment partners; the division of labor in a small startup; and other juicy UX and entrepreneurial topics.
Enjoy Episode No. 92 of The Big Web Show.
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Big Web Show: Monkey Do!
IN EPISODE No. 86 of The Big Web Show, I interview Monkey Do studio's Michael Pick and Tim Murtaugh.
Mike, Tim, and I discuss the A List Apart redesign, responsive images and type, CSS Zen Garden, organic design processes, the future of CMS systems, designing a food truck app, and more.
TIM MURTAUGH has been building web sites since 1997 and specializes in delivering standards-based HTML5/CSS templates. His eye for design and serious affinity for clean code allow him to painlessly integrate his templates into larger systems without sacrificing user experience or aesthetics. Tim started in the non-profit world, moved on to start-ups, shifted to an agency, upgraded to publishing, and from thence: Monkey Do. Tim can be found on Twitter at @murtaugh.
MICHAEL PICK approaches web design from the perspective of both art director and front-end developer. He primarily creates clean and concise design systems for websites, but is also known to get his hands dirty with Flash, HTML/CSS, and JavaScript development. Over the years he has worked as a cog in a large agency, an in-house art director, and a humble freelancer, and has picked up a few awards along the way. He holds a BD in Communication Design from NSCAD in Halifax, Nova Scotia. Mike tweets as @mikepick.
This episode of The Big Web Show is sponsored by Shutterstock.com. Get 30% off any package with discount code "BIGWEBSHOW3."
- http://monkeydo.biz
- https://twitter.com/mikepick
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- http://html5reset.org
- https://github.com/murtaugh/HTML5-Reset
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Big Web Show 82: Creative Director Cindy Chastain
CINDY CHASTAIN, Creative Director & Experience Strategist at R/GA—plus actress, screenwriter, and freelance strategist—is my guest in today's Big Web Show podcast, sponsored by Happy Cog.
- @cchastain
- slideshare
- Lanyrd: bio
- Lanyrd: past speaking engagements
- Loveless – the movie
- Loveless – IFC review
- Happy Cog
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Big Web Show 79: Eric Meyer
IN EPISODE No. 79 of The Big Web Show ("everything web that matters"), I interview CSS guru, Microformats co-founder, O'Reilly and New Riders author, and An Event Apart co-founder Eric A. Meyer (@meyerweb) about upcoming CSS modules including grid layout, flexbox, and regions; his career trajectory from college graduate webmaster to world-renowned author, consultant, and lecturer; founding and running a virtual community (CSS-Discuss); becoming an O'Reilly writer; the early days of the Mosaic Browser and The Web Standards Project's CSS Samurai; "The Web Behind" variation of The Web Ahead podcast, and more.
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About Eric
Eric A. Meyer has been working with the web since late 1993 and is an internationally recognized expert on the subjects of HTML and CSS. He is the principal consultant for Complex Spiral Consulting and lives in Cleveland, Ohio, which is a much nicer city than you've been led to believe. Author of "Eric Meyer on CSS" (New Riders), "Cascading Style Sheets: The Definitive Guide" (O'Reilly & Associates), "CSS2.0 Programmer's Reference" (Osborne/McGraw-Hill), and the CSS Browser Compatibility Charts, Eric co-founded and co-directs An Event Apart, the design conference "for people who make websites," and speaks at a variety of conferences on the subject of standards, CSS use, and web design.
- http://twitter.com/meyerweb
- http://meyerweb.com
- http://aneventapart.com
- http://dev.w3.org/csswg/css3-regions/
- http://www.w3.org/TR/css3-grid-layout/
- http://dev.w3.org/csswg/css3-flexbox/
- http://css-discuss.org
- http://microformats.org
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Big Web Show 77: @sazzy
IN EPISODE No. 77 of The Big Web Show, I interview returning guest Sarah Parmenter about designing an app for the homeless; the challenges of multi-device design; teaching HTML and CSS to young people; designing a complex reader app; the ideal number of employees for a small design studio; Brooklyn vs. small-town UK; and more.
The Big Web Show features special guests on topics like web publishing, art direction, content strategy, typography, web technology, and more. It's everything web that matters.
Sarah Parmenter Photo by Pete Karl II.
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TO A developer, the problem is a clumsy stacking of concurrently loading web views, interfering with the smooth functioning of JavaScript. To a designer, the problem is the idea sucks.
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Tweak This!
99designs, the Australian company that has made a fortune soliciting spec work ("crowd sourced graphic design") from naive designers, and selling $99 logo customizations to small businesses, has just invested $460,000 in a new service:
Tweaky, "the marketplace for website customization," is the ultimate connector between companies that need quick, simple adjustments to their websites, and designer/developers seeking extra income via no-brainer side work.
The premise is simple: Want to add a subscription come-on to your site but don't know the first thing about HTML, and don't have the budget to hire a designer or studio? Tweaky will change your site for $25. Need to update the copyright information in your footer, but don't know how to do it? Tweaky will handle it for you for $25. Need to add a sidebar to your website? Tweaky will do it for $25. Cheeseburger, cheeseburger, cheeseburger.
Tweaky sounds like the perfect service for the harried small business owner who needs to make one or two quick adjustments to an existing website, has limited time and means, and needs the changes to be made professionally. The last bit is most important: there's a difference between hiring a designer to make your logo bigger, and doing it yourself when you're not a designer, don't own Photoshop, aren't expert in HTML and CSS, and so on. Tweaky's promise is that only qualified designer/developers will be hired to make your $25 tweaks. My guess is that, at least initially, Tweaky will draw on the same community that currently participates in 99designs's "design contests" (spec work), or at least it will solicit designers from that pool.
Crowd sourcing design is unethical (read Design Is A Job and Design Professionalism if you're unfamiliar with the standards of conduct in a professional designer/client relationship—or, for now, just read this tweet, and read these two great books later), so I disapprove of 99designs, but its new child appears to have been born sinless. While some designers, possibly including the authors of the aforementioned texts, will dislike the notion of Tweaky on principle, I don't think designers or studios will lose customers to a $25 tweak service. I don't think it's exploitation to accept $25 to change a link in a footer (assuming the designer gets the bulk of the fee). And I don't think a client with an existing website should have to pay several thousand dollars engaging a designer simply to make a wee adjustment to her site. Tweaky offers customers access to real designers for quick jobs, and offers designers a work and revenue stream. That seems okay to me.
Caveat emptor: I haven't hired Tweaky (no need), don't know how they evaluate designer/developers before admitting them to their freelance labor pool, don't know how much of a customer's $25 ends up in a designer's pocket, and can't speak to the quality of their concierge service and follow-through. But I find their business model unobjectionable and intelligent—it fills a designer's need for extra work and a customer's need for quick turnaround on no-brainer mini-projects. Truth to tell, I've heard talk of similar networks in the works, and would not be surprised to see competitors to Tweaky sprout up soon enough. It's the economy, smarty.
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"The Boxtrolls" is a beautiful example of the potential in LAIKA's stop-motion approach, and the images onscreen are tactile and layered. But, as always, it's…
"The Ballad of Narayama" is a Japanese film of great beauty and elegant artifice, telling a story of startling cruelty. What a space it opens…
Patrice Leconte's "Monsieur Hire" is a tragedy about loneliness and erotomania, told about two solitary people who have nothing else in common. It involves a…
"Life Itself" debuts in London as part of the Dogwoof Weekender, and is currently screening at various other venues.
"Life Itself" is set to debut in London as part of the Dogwoof Weekender.
A review of Hansal Mehta's 2013 film, "Shahid."
Help fund the IndieGoGo campaign in its final day of fundraising for the documentary, "Ella Jenkins: We'll Sing a Song Together."
A review of Hansal Mehta's 2013 film, "Shahid."
An FFC reviews the gentle, sweet "The Lunchbox."
A review of FOX's disappointing "Gracepoint" and CBS's horrendous "Stalker."
An NYFF dispatch on new films about Yves Saint-Laurent and Pier Paolo Pasolini.
Ed Harris in "Phantom" is like Steve Carlton with the Philadelphia Phillies in 1972 — delivering a wall-to-wall, amazing performance that's lost in a sea of dreadfulness.
That season, Carlton won 27 games for a Phillies team that finished 59-97. Harris delivers a nomination-worthy performance in a movie with a throwaway title, an abundance of closeups that provoke unintentional laughs, a few bizarre supernatural touches and one of the loopier endings in recent memory.
If they gave a Cy Young Award for acting, Harris would be a contender. That he kidnaps our attention and holds it throughout "Phantom" while playing a Soviet submarine captain who speaks English without a trace of an accent makes his work all the more impressive.
Inspired by true events, as they say, but filled with speculative fiction, "Phantom" takes place almost entirely aboard a nearly obsolete Soviet submarine in 1968. The sub will be stripped of some key elements and then sold to the Chinese — but first there's one last mission.
Harris plays Demi, a craggy-faced, world-weary Soviet sub commander who battles epilepsy, drinks too much and is plagued by flashbacks that seem right out of a horror movie. Nearing the end of his career, Demi has never escaped the shadow of his father, a legend in Soviet military lore. (How's that for an unoriginal twist?) But even though Demi's wearing a Soviet uniform, in charge of a Soviet ship and living in, well, the Soviet Union, I spent the first few minutes of the film wondering if Demi was actually an American, given that he was speaking perfect English without a trace of an accent.
Turns out writer-director Todd Robinson has made the bold and somewhat goofy choice to have all his actors talk in their normal voices, as if they're doing a table read and not in full costume with the cameras rolling. Whether it's William Fichtner as Demi's fiercely loyal right-hand man, Alex, or David Duchovny as Bruni, a "technician" who clearly has ulterior motives joining Demi's crew at the last moment, everybody just speaks "American."
Granted, it's always a bit jarring when a film about, say, German soldiers in World War II has all the actors speaking English with German accents — but it's even more unsettling when a bunch of "Soviet" sailors are talking about "the Americans," and yet they all sound like they're from Jersey or Chicago or Cali.
Robinson does a fine job of maneuvering the cast and his camera through the sub's narrow, labyrinthine corridors, but the murky, claustrophobic atmosphere turns thuddingly dull because we almost never leave the submarine, and the submarine almost never surfaces. "Phantom" paints itself into a tiny corner where there's little choice but to rely on tight shots of sweaty actors communicating in what we presume to be authentic sub-speak as Demi and his loyal crew square off against Bruni and his nefarious plans for the vessel.
There's a mutiny, as there so often is with movies of this sort, and we finally learn what Bruni and his KGB thugs have in store for the old sub. Suffice to say they've got a plan that could trigger World War III — or just get everybody aboard killed for no good reason. We get the obligatory few scenes in which a character goes on and on about another character's back story, for no other reason than to fill in the audience. Eventually we learn the true nature of those horrific flashbacks plaguing Demi.
With his smirk and his cool line readings, Duchovny is wildly miscast as a Cold War Soviet spy. Fichtner does fine work as a No. 2 whose loyalty to his commander and his country go hand in hand. Everybody else tries hard with material that asks us to not only suspend disbelief but also to expel it for the duration of the film. The ending is a howler, provoking uneasy chuckles when we're supposed to be feeling chills and maybe a tear or two. Whatever really happened with that sub in 1968, we can be reasonably sure this wasn't it.
But then there's Harris, holding our attention, whether he's springing into action or motionless, simply reflecting on a hard life nearing its end, with more failures than triumphs, more regrets than warm memories. It is a stellar performance from an actor who always comes to play, even when the story almost guarantees a lost cause.
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gotta say, it's been kind of a shitty start to the new year, but it's lookin up. Leastwise, I'm gonna make it a decent year, till April, anyway. Massive deadlines loom.
Strider Robotics is on a massive hiatus for now. Got all my shit locked up tight. Miss goin in to the office, but I don't intend on takin on any new contracts for a while, if ever.
So right now, kind of bored, and don't know what to do with myself.
Davey's doin good, though. Proud of him. He's gettin better at takin on me and the Strife-bot at the same time. that's my boy, right there.


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The BBL performs at the Beaulieu Lausanne in May or June and in December every year. The public discovers the choreographies by Maurice Béjart, but also new ballets created for the Company by Gil Roman, the current artistic director, before they tour the world.
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My good friend Harlan sent me a link his morning to a blog article by Jeff Koyen, about how they're going to teach Creationism not just in American schools, but in Australian ones, too. Check it out. It's a pretty good read.
Harlan and I used to read Koyen's zine, Crank, when we were in high school. He scanned it and put it on the World Wide Web! I believe Harlan even ordered a hard copy from him at some point.
Anyway, because they're funny, and because "Jesus on a dinosaur" is also used by the kids these days to call something on the web antiquated, here's some pictures of Jesus with big reptiles. If anyone says I'm behind and these are already really popular, I'll just claim irony.


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Movie Review: 'Trance'
Starring James MacAvoy, Vincent Cassel, Rosario Dawson
Danny Boyle, the director of Trance, really hit the lottery in 2008. That's when a little movie called Slumdog Millionaire not only made close to $400 million dollars worldwide, but also took home 8 Oscars. To call it a phenomenon might be a slight understatement. But it also took a guy whose career was steady, but still somewhat under the radar, into the stratosphere. Boyle it seems wants to get himself back to that place under the radar. A place where he can make movies that may not garner the interest of most fans of Slumdog Millionaire, the opening ceremony of the London Olympics, Millions or even 127 Hours. I'm more than ok with that, because I like the Boyle who gave us Trainspotting and Shallow Grave.
Trance, Boyle's newest film, is a slick endeavor, slightly twisted (maybe more than slightly), and a little too clever for its own good. Does it reach the heights of Boyle's earlier films? No, but it's not for a lack of trying. Trance is that movie that one will see, kinda forget about, but then stumble upon it one day on cable and realize that it's kind of a cool movie. And it has a scene with a head, just ripped in half after being shot by a pistol, talking to the main character. How can you not love that? Yeah, I like things that are slightly twisted, but I'm ok with that.
Trance is also a movie that I can't go into a lot of detail about. What I can tell you is this. Simon (James McAvoy), is an art auctioneer. An on the outside, a seemingly put together man. But on the inside there is a lot more going on. Simon, due to vices that get out of control, gets involved with a group of criminals, led by Franck (Vincent Cassel) who attempts to steal a very valuable painting at the very gallery Simon works for, a robbery that Simon ends up receiving a nasty blow to the head that ends with Simon suffering from amnesia. This is problematic because Simon hid the painting and Franck, being the diligent criminal that he is, wants the painting.
So they elicit the help of Elizabeth (Rosario Dawson), a hypnotherapist, to hopefully unravel the mystery of where the painting may be. The rest of the story, which I can't go into, is a tangled web, most of it good, some of it not so much, just like the inside of Simon's head. And because Boyle is so good a telling a story, he's able to lift a script, that handled by another less talented director, might have an end result that is way more messy and confusing. But he's able to craft an interesting story out of one that if you really think about it, is kinda mundane and a little unrealistic.
It also helps that he has a pretty talented cast that pull off this story. MacAvoy, in particular, walks this tightrope between being this guy, on the outside, has everything together, to the inside, where hidden is a way more devilish nature. Trance also sticks with the 3 main characters and weaves its interconnected story through them and them alone. It works, but it also hinders certain points in the movie that try to lead you down a different path than what is intended. Leaving you to sort of figure out their endgame before the movie does.
Trance isn't for everyone. But if you're a fan of Boyle's work, this is Boyle shedding the phenomenon that came into his world a few years ago and getting back to films that put him on the map. Boyle's always been a guy that has tackled different genre's and been somewhat successful at doing so. I always get a smile on my face when I see Boyle's name attached to something, but it's movies like Trance that make that smile a little brighter.


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Hi. My name is Barbara and the Cohutta is one of my favorite places. When I was in college I did many hikes along Beech Bottom and the Jack's River Trail.
The Cohutta! I have hiked in North Carolina, Tennessee, Colorado, Montana and Lake Louise, Canada.
Welcome to the Atlanta Running Meetup, Barbara! Hope to see you at a run soon.
Me too! Dave sent me a txt saying where to find everyone, but was walked out by then. Next time, you and I can go, then invite everyone else!
Hi, im going to trivia Thursday....will you be going?
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Hi Barbara! Welcome to Hike Georgia! Hope you will join us on a hike soon! Carpe diem!
Hi Barbara ! Welcome to the "Appalachian Wilderness Hikers" Meetup Group ! We are unique in that WE ARE THE ONLY MEETUP IN THE U.S. TO LEAD OUR TRIPS WITH EXPERIENCED (VOLUNTEER) PROFESSIONAL GUIDE / NATURALIST / STORYTELLERS ! Most hiking trips are EASY TO MODERATE RATED - and most are followed by an optional social event that highlights cultural and / or historical aspects of the area that you've just hiked ! We hope you can join us soon! Bob G. - Organizer "Appalachian Wilderness Hikers
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