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Are you working to expand access to cancer screening in your community by–
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Now we're talking! Thanks Neal, so the magic question to you or any curve-wavelength-physics-of-light-and-color-pros, does the Red Dicro filter (item #52-528) block the right wavelengths of light to be color safe?
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Happy 10th birthday, Mozilla! Ten years ago, Netscape announced it would release to the public the code of its flag ship product, Netscape Communicator 5, making it an open source product. The action came at a time when Netscape was still the dominant web browser: 65 million users and 90% market share in the educational segment according to Netscape's own accounts.Tweet itFacebook itGoogle+ itPDF itFound an error/typo on this page?
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I applied online. The process took 2+ months. I interviewed at IRS (Tampa, FL).
Brief. You will be asked situational questions to determine how you would react in certain uncomfortable scenarios. They will also ask about your organizational skills with questions about how you would handle multiple appointments or meetings, or pressing deadlines. Sometimes this can be done in as little as five questions or ten. Depends on the panel which is typically 2-3 managers. Depending on the time frame you will be interviewing with several other individuals meaning you will possibly have the opportunity to converse with other potential candidates before walking in. You will possibly also be given a pen and paper in which to write down any questions or thoughts that pop up during the interview.
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I applied online. The process took 3+ months. I interviewed at IRS (Little Rock, AR) in December 2011.
The interview process involves an online mock office scenario to see how you cam handle planning and scheduling which is a big part of the job. Once u make it through this round you are called for an in person interview which consists of standardized questions. My interview was very cold and formal.
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I applied online. The process took 6+ months. I interviewed at IRS (San Francisco, CA) in September 2011.
Panel interview with two individuals > one was personable, one was not > only one interview prior to being offered employment > interview was limited to approximately one hour > questions concentrated on time management and how one would handle confrontation with regards to notifying a taxpayer about a tax assessment from the course of an audit
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I applied online. The process took 1 day. I interviewed at IRS (San Antonio, TX) in June 2011.
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I applied online. The process took 1 day. I interviewed at IRS (Dallas, TX) in April 2011.
Interview was in two parts: first was a series of scenarios where I was asked what I would do in various situations (e.g., taxpayer ignores requests for appointments). These were behavioral/personality type questions clearly meant to screen applicants for job-suitability. Second was interview with territory manager where I was asked about why I wanted to work there.
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I applied online. The process took 5+ months. I interviewed at IRS (Dallas, TX) in January 2011.
Applied on USAJobs . com in October. Completed an online assessment which consists of easy accounting and tax questions along with behavioral questions. Interviewed in January with two group managers who asked behavioral questions along with questions such as.what are adjusting journal entries. Received tentative job offer in February pending preliminary results of background check. Stated in March and received final confirmation of background check in May.
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The process took 3+ months. I interviewed at IRS (New York, NY) in December 2009.
Were asked scenario based questions and how I would handle them. Use common sense and you will do fine. The entire process is incredibly frustrating though because I applied for the position in Sept 09, interviewed in Dec 09 and did not receive and offer until mid feb 10...
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I applied online. The process took 4+ months. I interviewed at IRS (Argos, IN) in September 2009.
Hiring and interview process was great! I was interviewed over the phone by approximately 5 people. They contacted me by phone the next day, and said that I had the job.
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I applied online. The process took 3+ months. I interviewed at IRS (Waco, TX) in July 2009.
I interviewed in Austin for a position in Waco, TX. When I arrived I was greeted by a friendly recruiter who brought me and another recruit into a conference room. We were given information packets and allowed to ask questions. The other recruit was interviewing for another location, so he was taken to one room and I to another. There, I met with two supervisors from the Waco office. The interview makes sense. They asked me two questions that were pertinent to the position. They didn't ask any of those crazy open-ended "tell me about you" questions. They took notes quickly as I talked about what I would do in these hypothetical situations. When I was done, we talked for a few moments about my University (one was an alumni) and they confirmed I was interested in Waco. It was a short, efficient interview. Think about what an IRS Revenue Agent does before you answer the questions. I did a lot of research about the job before I went for the interview, so I felt very confident I understood what the job really is. Remember, we are to be customer-service driven... polite and empathetic... however, we still have a job to do. For anyone looking to go to the IRS, expect it to take a very long time. I applied for the position in May, took the assessment in June, and interviewed in early July. I heard back yesterday, nearly 3 weeks after my interview, that they were going to be extending me an offer.
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There really isn't an ability to negotiate. Pay is based on the OPM pay scales for your locality. It is less than I have been offered with other companies, but if you look at the TOTAL compensation package it is quite competitive. The stability is excellent, the work-life balance is unmatched, and the benefits are fantastic.
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I applied through college or university. The process took 2+ months. I interviewed at IRS in July 2009.
The application process was easy but very lengthy. It took the IRS almost two months to contact me after I had submitted all the required paper work and documents. The salary that the IRS started me off with was laughable.
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Richly minimal wood furniture and lighting from Brooklyn-based designer Palo Samko.#16035
Beautiful time lapse video of the installation of the ongoing Rug Company exhibition "Demons, Yarns, and Tales" at The Dairy in London.#16034
The ICE bench, by Madelen Schelin - a Plexiglas base with faux-suede cushions, available in ten different colors.#16031
Interview with the creative director of Mrs. Grossman's (YOU KNOW, they make those sticker rolls you LOVED as a kid? YEAH!).#16028
Alexis Themistocleous's Caged Message vases are cast in bubble wrap and contain secret messages that are laser-cut into stainless steel. The messages can only be revealed when the vases are smashed.#16027
Some interesting "jewelry" by Jo Cope - the 'Non-collar' is designed to create the illusion of formality and conformity. 'Hand-bag' creates a visual extension to the arm when held.#16023
The Liquid Muse awards Plan B Bar + Kitchen an A+ for humor for their drink called the Tom Selleck: "Strong and distinguished. And yes, it really does come with a moustache."#16021
Series of beautifully melancholy, yet sweet prints from Guy Mckinley. His newest creation, the Dead Japanese Ghost Girl Warriors, used in the launch of the Carhartt flagship store launch in the UK. Half Cute Fruit, Half Deadly Warrior.
Yes, please! Miju's Wing and Prayer necklace in black acrylic with a bronze-color chain.#16017
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Some fixation for ultralight points in the images and perfect control of light. Love it.#16015
Exposure Architects' Octospider - a corporate cafeteria in Bangkok that sits on stilts over water with concrete and steel legs. The cafeteria has three arms, providing a view in all directions.#16014
There are 16 things to find in The Land of Oregon. How many items can you find? Visit the site, take a look around, and start exploring.#16013
Beautiful light fixture installations at Designers' Saturday in Langenthal, Switzerland. 'Underwater World' was designed by Aqua Creations and installed in the Création Baumann textile factory.#16012
Happy BDay Russian Vogue ...For the 10 year anniversary of Vogue Russia some of fashion's biggest names designed Matriochkas (traditional Russian doll) - to be auctioned for charity at a super-chic party on November 20 ...#16011
Tine Roeder and David Krings collaborated on Structures/Facades. Love the super intricate weaving that becomes more loose/transparent as you get closer to the middle of the sideboard.#16010
Maxim Velcovsky designed a series of glasses that combine the traditional Lobmeyr glass shapes with chandelier parts.#16009
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The new number of Be|Different Magazine. An amazing Italian e-zine compleately downlodable!#16005
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"Cross Stitch" project is a another way of embroidery: kit with a fully holed table where anyone can make letters, words, from patterns.#15997
In 2001, prostitution was legalized in Germany. And photographer Patric Fouad launched a book with images of the interior of eleven rooms of brothels#15995
Love the solution by BIG Architects and NOD Landscape Architects to revamp the Slussen area of Stockholm - providing pedestrian and bike access over what is now a very busy intersection. A huge, terraced sitting area is just part of the project.#15986
Nil Güları's ASTER-IST six-person rocking chair was inspired by the movement of the ships on the Bosphorus.#15985
Over 140 hip Chanukkah menorahs! No 'novelty' menorahs, just a huge collection of nicely designed menorahs that are great alternatives to traditional ones.#15984
Takeshi Hosaka's incredible Garden House merges indoor with outdoor, incorporating an enclosed, two-story courtyard within the confines of the perimeter walls.#15983
While in motion, the Helios is a sleek electric vehicle that is powered by solar energy, and when at rest it deploys a rather cool-looking fan that can absorb and store energy to power your house.#15982
Wooster Collective caught Supakitch's installation usurping the subway lights at the 2nd Ave. F stop in Manhattan.#15981
Chris Kirby's Spiral Lamp is reminiscent of paper lanterns (and the design was in fact developed in paper). The lamp is made from a single sheet of slit material which is then bent to mesh together with itself.#15979
A collaboration between Reona Ueda and Newwork - a wearable piece of art inspired by the traditional Japanese hair ornament, kanzashi.#15977
Giorgio Biscaro's Kappu lamp has an interchangeable polypropylene lens that allows you to mix and match the finish and color of your lamp.#15975
this beaux arts brilliant home was built in 1902 for the astor family... recently restored to its grand glory and one of my favorite homes on the east coast.... astor courts#15972
AMOEBA was built to evaluate the effects of waves on ship designs. A student found another use for this equipment : creating the alphabet on the water's surface !#15970
French society "Brochier Technologies" develops optical fibre weaving solutions for light applications. It looks like textile with patterns of light !#15969
The Case Study Masters Series is a sturdy set of bird houses, hand-made from sustainably harvested teak with sandblasted 1/4" thick aluminum plate roofs.#15964
Roxana Vazquez - 22 years old illustrator and 3d artist from Buenos Aires, Argentina.#15959
The HYmini is a handheld, universal charger/adapter device that harnesses renewable wind power and conventional wall plug power to recharge almost all your 5V digital gadgets - cell phones, MP3 players, iPods, PDAs, digital cameras...#15957
Spy is an artist from Madrid. His work consists in the playful reappropiation of urban elements, that he replicates or transforms and then installs in the street.#15956
Andy Uprock is a Sydney based artist whos work includes transforming streetscapes into large floating cup installations. The method and practice of his work runs parallel to the culture of graffiti and he titles this movement 'Cuprocking.'#15954
Luis Porem's Trico Chair - made from three materials (wood, metal and textile) in three colors.#15947
the w house from alpha architects in kyoto japan: working up and down to save space the husband and wife architecture team created a seamless but ridged minimalist flow with one of the greatest staircases i've seen...#15946
Liquid Tree is an liquid feedback display for water saving in the shower, provides an aesthetic experience, and persuades people to attend a sustainable lifestyle.
Stunning new screen print from London based type designer Seb Lester. The lettering used is part of a charming 19th century alphabet by the brilliant lettering artist, Daniel T. Ames.#15944
More Ai Weiwei love (see also post 15524) - a sculpture of China - not sure how it's made - extruded with wood veneer? or carved wood? Either way - beautiful!#15942


text: Timmy Ousey | IBDB: The official source for Broadway Information IBDB: The official source for Broadway Information Official Broadway League sites: - sites - broadway.org broadwayleague.com broadwayfanclub.com kidsnightonbroadway.com stagespecs.org tonyawards.com Quick Search For: In This Category: All Show People/Org. Theatre Season Timmy Ousey Performer Male Productions ProductionsDate of ProductionsAntigone[Play, Tragedy, Revival] Performer: Timmy Ousey [Boy]May 13, 1971 - Jun 20, 1971An Enemy of the People[Play, Revival] Performer: Timmy Ousey [Morten], AlternateMar 11, 1971 - Apr 25, 1971Ari[Musical, Original] Performer: Timmy Ousey [Child] Understudy: Timmy Ousey [Benjy]Jan 15, 1971 - Jan 30, 1971 Find out where Timmy Ousey and are credited together © 2001-2015, The Broadway League, All Rights Reserved. (Copyright and Disclaimer)


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This is a flash about the most random thing ever lol but man it sure is funny
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better luck next time
Man they just got worse and worse. The first one had a few good sketches and then the rest just balled down a mound of crap.
shut the fuck uo
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The rtol one was PRICELESS
Rtol, you rock my fuckin WORLD. The other two were good too.
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rtils was the best
i liked rtils the best, i like the way it looked and it was really origanal, and the second one was good...ish but at least he addmitted that he stole the idea from rtil and the last one was funny to but alltogether, i like the dance at the end of rtils


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Note: This is a guest post from Lee Crockett, Director of Federal Fisheries Policy at the Pew Environment Group.
I recently wrote about some good news from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's (NOAA) Fisheries Service regarding improvements in the health of U.S. ocean fish populations. In a little publicized but very important milestone, NOAA fisheries and the regional fishery management councils have completed a task set out by Congress in 2006: establishing enforceable, science-based annual catch limits (ACLs) that end and prevent overfishing. Perhaps fittingly, Alaska — a national model for science-based fisheries management and healthy, profitable fisheries — just capped this federal effort to end overfishing by officially amending its salmon fishery management plan.
Thanks to decades of bipartisan cooperation, we have one of the strongest fisheries management systems in the world. Over the years, presidents and members of Congress from both sides of the aisle, including President Gerald Ford and Sen. Warren Magnuson (D-WA) in 1976; President Bill Clinton, Rep. Gerry Studds (D-MA), and Sen. Ted Stevens (R-AK), in 1996; and President George W. Bush and Sen. Stevens in 2006, set aside partisan differences and came together to strengthen our nation's ocean fishing law, the Magnuson-Stevens Fishery Conservation and Management Act (MSA). Thanks to their hard work, we now have measures in place to rebuild depleted ocean fish populations; to ensure that science, not politics, drives management decisions; and to end and prevent overfishing through ACLs.
Though we still have much work to do, this most recent accomplishment in Alaska is an important milestone in our efforts to secure profitable fisheries and healthy oceans. Around the country, we have examples of fish populations that are recovering thanks to the MSA's conservation requirements, including Gulf red snapper and mid-Atlantic summer flounder (follow the links to see recipes for these species from celebrity chefs).
The U.S. fishery management system is one of the best in the world and science-based catch limits are an important cornerstone of it. However, we need to make sure that our fisheries research and science remain top-notch. New legislation, including the Fisheries Investment Act and congressional appropriations for science and management, are critical to maintain this momentum. Equally important, we should not weaken the conservation mandates of the MSA.
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I must agree with Nigel, robust and healthy fish populations should be a sign of healthy oceans, which in turn leads to a healthy planet, not a signal to renew our feeding frenzy. The ocean's sentient beings exist for their own purposes not for our pleasure, amusement or convenience.
A good start!
The less tuna, sea turtles, rhinos, giant redwoods and other endangered species there are, the more valuable they become and the faster they are hunted to extinction.
It is a start.
It's a shame that the fish population are regarded merely as a food source for humans. A vegetarian (or vegan) diet would benefit us all including the innocent fish that scientists have proven to feel pain and do not deserve to end up on people's dinner plates!
what's going to happen to the waters when they start drilling for oil in Alaska!!???????????
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Beware: higher education is changing. Many schools that exist today will not exist tomorrow and to make matters worse scams happen. The faster change comes, the more bogus programs will develop.
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Beware the unaccredited program.
If a school is Harvard, it need not be accredited.
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You want regional accreditation . . . not just some "national" group. This might change soon, but it hasn't yet.
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Of course, in alternate delivery this interaction does not have to occur "live," it can happen "asynchronously. The key is make sure the evaluations, the syllabus, the teaching are done by a qualified professor. How quickly can you email or call that professor if you have trouble? If you cannot contact the professor during the term, beware.
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Beware programs where nobody or almost nobody fails.
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Beware schools that have no conventional equivalent on campus or that do not take the units from their own program in other more conventional areas of the school.
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The market is not yet mature enough for most to trust an "on-line" only school.
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Ask the number of students support services available to you and the number of workers hired. Ask the number of workers assigned to recruitment. Compare.
Beware messianic claims that college is not needed.
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Changes are coming, but avoid being the "early adopter" who forgoes a solid degree before the changes are processed. A good liberal arts education will benefit you for the rest of your life if it teaches you to read well, write well, and think well. A good liberal arts education should civilize the soul. A good American liberal arts education should help you get your first job.
College is still a good value for most Americans if they choose wisely. Don't so anticipate trends that you get ahead of them.
The person scoffing at college often has a diploma themselves or is in a profession (radio or entertainment) where a tiny percentage of people make a great deal of money. If you can do something so awesome that you fit the tiny category of "super genius/gifted" in an area where there are job, you may not need college for a job.
And yet many of these same folk might have benefited by a good philosophy class that taught them the danger of advising folk to anticipate history.
What should I want for those I love?
I want them to be happy, of course, but not at the cost of their soul. If hurting other people makes them happy, then I would prefer those I love be less happy, but better human beings. That is obvious, plain enough that I sometimes forget it needs to be said. I wish for health, prosperity, and good things, but experience shows that this is not enough.
A healthy man can be miserable and a sick man happy. I would rather be a depressed Socrates than a happy pig, though for me I am more likely to become a depressed pig. Put simply: I would wish for those I love to have minds that are awake, virtue in their spirit, hearts that are tender, and desires that can be fulfilled in a good life. I would wish them the physical health to enjoy these good things.
Erotic desire, the higher passions, and the intellect come together in a body to make a human being. When we incarnate the virtues, give goodness skin, then we may not always be happy, but we will better for those around us.
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All my life I have believed that marriage is a sacrament, like an oath, an obligation and a promise between a man and a woman that should be honored until death or until it becomes truly impossible to maintain.
Now we have a president who wants to change the definition of marriage so he can get the votes of the gay and lesbian community. He says it is his "personal belief" that same-sex marriage is OK. But then, transparently, in order to get the votes of the so-called "straight" community, he goes on to say the states should decide the issue.
This is his "political out" because if the states vote against calling same-sex unions marriage, he can blame the right wing; it won't be his fault.
Marriage? Webster's still defines marriage as "the institution whereby men and women are joined in a special kind of social and legal dependence for the purpose of founding and maintaining a family." If you go further and look up "matrimony," you will find the definition: "the union of a man and woman as husband and wife: Marriage."
I am not ashamed to say I believe the definitions are right. The "transparent" attempts to blur those definitions and get all of us to agree "anything goes" must be resisted solidly.
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I had purchased a Stanley No 5 a while ago. I arrived with a broke tote that was renailed together. I had used it a couple times, but finally got over the big crack pinching my thumb. I had some walnut laying around (don't know how good this is for a tote) and decided to give it a go. I cut it out on the scroll saw first then used a rasp to custom fit it to my hand until I liked the feel. Sanding happened next, but do to the depths of some of the cuts, not all cut marks were removed. The finish is just BLO. Hows it look? Any suggestions for future totes? Thanks for checking it out.
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#1 posted 10-11-2012 02:54 AM
Charles that is a wonderful refurb.
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#2 posted 10-11-2012 03:03 AM
Ha ha thanks for the huge thumbs up!
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#3 posted 10-11-2012 03:29 AM
Nice job on a custom tote.
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#4 posted 10-11-2012 11:57 AM
Just keep 'em coming.
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#5 posted 10-11-2012 12:12 PM
Thanks Don for the link. You have some amazing work. I'm going to put that link on my website if you don't mind. I really like the checkered tote.
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#6 posted 10-11-2012 12:15 PM
thanks Charles. Post away. So little time, so much wood!
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#7 posted 10-11-2012 01:11 PM
I like it.
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#8 posted 12-03-2012 02:50 AM
I need to do this for my old #6 Sargent. I just hate to lose the originality, but I really need to do it. Well done, and thanks for the kick in the pants example!
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Stephanie Mills first came to fame as "the little girl with the big voice" as the star of the hit Broadway play, The Wiz, an adaptation of L. Frank Baum's classic book, The Wizard Of Oz. She had many R&B hits such as "I Have Learned to Respect the Power of Love," "I Feel Good All Over," "(You're Puttin') A Rush On Me," "Something in the Way (You Make Me Feel)" and "Home" along with one certified million selling single, "Never Knew Love Like This Before." In addition, she also had five gold albums: Whatcha Gonna Do With My Lovin', Sweet Sensation, Stephanie, If I Were Your Woman and Home.
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Kundra's comments show that he still thinks at the scale of the "small" city of Washington DC (his last job) and he has not "grown up" to the scale of the large enterprise United States. A good portion of technology is there and available, but the Federal Government still isn't positioned to exploit it. The biggest problem is the acquisition process is still fundamentally broken especially where coherent information sharing and integration is so critical.
Each communication from this gentleman reveals even more about his lack of qualifications to fill the post he has been appointed to. It is quite clear that he does not understand that the "I" in "CIO" stands for information. A disorganized, free-form collection of data is not information. There is a cost associated with collecting and maintaining data, and it is apparent that Mr. Kundra lacks the management experience to understand the cost implications of his desires to put the government on the cutting edge of "Web 2.0 technologies." Most of the applications cited as Web 2.0 do not even meet the criteria for being given such a designation. Even some that do are nothing more than "the emporer's new clothes" - in that they are just a variation on an older application that performed much of the same functionality. Blogs are a key example. Can you say diary, journal, or perhaps a more functional technical variant known as a newsgroup? I wonder how many young techies even know about NNTP news servers...
I agree that there is use in social networking for commnet and feedback but to say structured data in relational databases are dead is beyond ridiculous and shows little knowledge of how service oriented architecture is built. Years of experience have shown that governance of information exchange is the bear that we wrestle with, not the technology. Open Source and XML based web services have propelled us forward and enabled limitless oportunities for e-government - but we cant exchange data and begin to be intgeroperable without structure and governance. I sincerely hope this new adminsitration doesnt throw the baby out with the bath water.
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Apple updates Aperture to version 3.1.3, fixes bugs
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Apple today released a significant bugfix update to their pro-photography management program Aperture, bringing it up to version 3.1.3 and addressing numerous issues, ranging from increasing reliability and performance when syncing web-published albums to improving stability when browsing video clips. Gesture support, a new Web section of the Projects Inspector and foreign character input are among the many improvements.
Slideshow exports are now handled as a background operation, and the reliability of library repair and rebuild operations has been improved. Gesture support can now be enabled or disabled in preferences, and the crop tool can now use gestures to define crop size.
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A new Web section in the Projects Inspector now shows published MobileMe, Flickr and Facebook albums, and shift-clicking now works to select continuous selections on the Faces corkboard. Overall stability and performance have been enhanced, and Aperture now automatically rebuilds thumbnails after a library has been restored using Time Machine.
A technote from Apple addresses the full list of changes, which includes fixes for a rare problem that would prevent imports from the iPhone 4 from completing and an issue that caused Olympus E-5 image thumbnails to have a black border around them. Improvements have been made to multi-touch gestures (including using "pinch to zoom" to resize thumbnails), such as using a gesture to rotate images in the Viewer. Various issues with Faces and Places have also been resolved, and many other minor issues.
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