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Seventeen states have formed an alternative to the federally run National Association of Clean Air Agencies (NACAA). The states formed the new association, the Association of Air Pollution Control Agencies (AAPCA), in response to what they characterize as overly restrictive agendas and heavy-handed treatment by federal officials in the NACAA.
In the fall of 2012 several states announced they would leave the NACAA and form an alternative organization. The newly formed AAPCA announced its creation in late January 2013, with plans to become operational this spring.
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"There are real technical issues with regulations and guidance coming from EPA that need thoughtful consideration across the United States," Texas Commission on Environmental Quality Commissioner Carlos Rubinstein said in a press statement. "Issues like potentially unachievable air quality standards that keep being lowered and transport issues left in limbo by legal challenges. States participating in this organization will have the opportunity to discuss, educate and be educated about the latest technical and regulatory actions."
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"North Dakota has joined AAPCA as a means of belonging to a forum that will provide the state with technical assistance as well as an exchange of ideas and concepts regarding air pollution issues," said Terry O'Clair, director of Division of Air Quality at North Dakota Department of Health.
"Florida chose to move to the AAPCA in order to focus on sharing data and information to better understand the complex and technical federal regulations set forth by EPA," said Patrick Gillespie, spokesman for the Florida Department of Environmental Protection.
"Florida believes AAPCA will be an organization where air regulation experts from across the country share data without taking policy positions unless there is full concurrence of its members," Gillespie explained.
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"State environmental officials are more knowledgeable regarding local and regional environmental issues than the federal government. It simply makes sense for state environmental officials to band together to work constructively toward regional solutions to regional issues," Lehr added.
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Ketchapp has a knack for working with extremely talented game designers. Their latest collaboration with Bento Studios out of Lyon, France, is another successful pairing in my opinion. After firing up the game Escape, you are immediately thrust into an achingly beautiful world. Unfortunately, you have to pilot your rocket through perilous environments. In the midst of such beauty, will be death and destruction... over and over again.
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|Reviews for Soldier
| Rize Shirosaki chapter 1 . 9/23/2015
I love storoes with PTSD involved. You described Ichigo's trauma so well I was starting to believe it was real. You're so, so good at writing stories like this. This one is one of my personal favorites. I hope to see more fanfics from you in the future! ﹏
| Guest chapter 11 . 7/25/2012
i know you wrote this like 3 years ago but it's such a good story I felt like commenting on it
| Aisilinn chapter 2 . 6/4/2012
The grammar needs a Beta to check it over with you.
Sense is what you see, hear, taste, smell, or feel. SINCE is what you need to start using.
And don't leave a space every time you start dialogue. It shouldn't be:
" I can't."
It SHOULD be:
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And people don't say things like that. Withdrawal takes WEEKS to get over as well. When my father was going through it, he would stack cups during dinner, walk around, do menial chores over again, reorganize things only to have them reorganized again in the same way it was before.
All in all, it's a good plot, but it needs some more juicing up before it becomes thick enough.
| Wildcat's Doc chapter 11 . 11/7/2010
Okay, as much as I love Bleach... this ain't anything like it, and they characters are very OOC.
However, I think this is an excellent story. You should consider rewriting it, change the names, do some serious grammatical editing, and try to get it published by Dreamspinner or someone. Its a great piece of work.
| MissJudged16 chapter 11 . 10/8/2010
amazing! It was wonderful! I wanted to cry! I hate the sort of treatment soldiers get from the government when they get home. If you don't have family and friends to lean on then you're kinda sunk. Anyway, good job, wonderful adaptation.
| InARealPickle chapter 1 . 8/29/2010
Good concept for the most part. Main problem is that you took a guy who is supposedly a member of one of the world's most homophobic organizations... and made him gay.
That's a little unbelievable.
| Bleachitblack315 chapter 11 . 8/24/2010
Another amazing story! I loved it so much! Apple headed? Is it because they had red hair? Haha! I was kind of weirded out by the end because he's still with the military. It makes sense but the war caused him so much problems that I want to curse them for hurting Ichigo. This story was so complex and crazy. It was perfect!
| Eternal Love's Eclipse chapter 11 . 6/28/2010
How did you do that? I chose this story for good smut but got so wrapped up in the plot that I found myself skimming over the smut scenes. How dare you make such an interesting story? Seriously though, very good fic, please keep writing.
| kaden292 chapter 11 . 6/21/2010
Very well written! I love military based stories, and you did a very good job. I do like how you ignored the "don't ask, don't tell" rule, I did as well in my military story! I hope you coninue writing!
| Chris Valentine chapter 11 . 6/1/2010
Gah! This story is so bloody brilliant!
Great job. The ending was so cute!
| Chris Valentine chapter 6 . 6/1/2010
I really enjoy reading this story
It's so emotional!
| codeouran chapter 11 . 4/16/2010
I read this in one sitting and I have to say it was a great read. I loved the way the flashbacks fit in to the story and I love that the ending is a happy one.
The one thing that I doesn't really fit is that Ichigo remains in the military after everything that happened. I am referring to the very end where he is made a general.
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| yume76 chapter 11 . 3/18/2010
this story was uber awesome.
| TealEyedBeing chapter 11 . 6/19/2009
OMG why do you always manage to bring out all the emotions in me. disbelief, shock, grief, excitement, happiness. gosh you made me cry so hard a few chapters and then squeal in the next. geesh. i'm so jealous of you at this point. you are a master. you should write a novel and become famous. i'd read it if it's anything like any of your other stories. (breathes in and out deeply to calm myself) just wow. you are one of the most amazing authors i've ever EVER read from: fanfiction and actual books. please never stop! i love you too much!
| TealEyedBeing chapter 1 . 6/18/2009
i'm so interested! sorry i haven't read this one yet before either! i'll read the rest tomorrow! i gotta get off right now. i got something to look forward to tomorrow! .


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The Faculty of Medicine was established in 1936 after five decades of advocacy for a medical school in what was to become the state of Queensland. Many laboured to achieve the opportunity for careers in medicine for young Queensland men and women. One of the acknowledged founding fathers was Dr Errol Solomon Meyers. A pioneer in professional health education in Queensland, he was a leader in postgraduate medical education and undergraduate and postgraduate dental education prior to the establishment of the Faculties of Medicine and Dentistry at the University of Queensland in 1936. From 1925 he was a leader in postgraduate medical education courses conducted at the British Medical Association (Queensland Branch), and was the doyen of surgical anatomy. A general surgeon and teacher of singular ability, E.S. Meyers taught anatomy and surgical dissection to dental students in Brisbane from 1922, establishing an Anatomy School within the dental hospital in George Street in 1927. From that time Dr Meyers brought the strength of his considerable personality to bear on the need to establish a School of Medicine in Queensland, a triumph achieved finally on 13 March 1936. In July 1957, the year after the death of this founding father, the UQMS established the E.S. Meyers Memorial Lecture to honour his contributions to medicine in general, and to his role as one of the most significant founders of the Medical School in Queensland in particular. As a reflection of the ethos of "Joe" Meyers' life this Memorial Lecture, which this year celebrates its 57th anniversary, comprises a forum for a person of distinction to present a perspective of endeavour and achievement.
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This was a good Hotel with friendly helpful staff. Comfortable room and good food.
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5 stars!
I flew in from California on Christmas eve 2002 to surprise my family on Christmas day. I booked one night at the Stormont. The hotel was just about empty when I arrived late on Christmas eve, but there were very pleasant staff at the desk. My room was cozy and welcoming. I had a personalized welcome/Christmas card on my bed signed by the manager along with a little basket of goodies. I felt most welcome! I declined a wake up call thinking I'd wake easily. But was awakened by a call from the front desk politely asking if I'd be staying longer and if they could do anything for me. It was lunch time! Ha ha - yea! how about a swift kick out the door! I didn't eat there, but the place was buzzing with families who'd come for the Christmas Carvery when I checked out. My experience was very pleasant and I would definately stay at the Stormont again.
A Great Hotel to Stay In!
This was my first visit to Belfast and I hope it will not be my last! Staying at The Stormont Hotel was a sheer delight. The bedroom was huge and spotless. The staff pleasant, efficient and very welcoming, the food excellent! Best hotel breakfast I've had for years! Thank you Stormont Hotel! I'll be back.
My wife & I stayed in this fantastic hotel for 3 nights at the end of Jan '05. Could not fault in any respect. From the moment we arrived, the staff, especially Michael the Concierge, when out of their way to make sure we had everything we needed to enjoy our stay. We had dinner in both restaurants and found the meals excellent. Special thanks to Julie-Anne. We'll be back again soon!!
Overstretched and short staffed
We stayed for a Saturday night whilst visiting friends in the area. Arrived at 1pm to check in and were told that as they were busy the rooms were still being prepard and were not ready for release. We asked if we could complete the paperwork but were told that this was not possible.
We went away visiting and came back at 5.30pm, we asked for a non-smoking quiet room but we were told that the hotel was now full and that the only double room available was a smoking room but that we could pay �20 and upgrade to a non-smoking executive room with bathrobes etc.
We paid the extra but when we got to the room it was not ready for us and we had to ring housekeeping. Also the room was at the front of the hotel opposite the function suite and due to a large wedding party taking place was definitely not going to be quiet. We spoke to the manager and made the point that this was not to be expected from a 4* hotel he was most sympathetic and agreed to refund the extra that we had paid.
Basically the hotel felt over-stretched and short-staffed.
It is worth remarking that when booking a UK hotel it is worthwhile to ask if there is going to be a wedding, particularly if the hotel is one that is toward the top of the range. It is worth finding out the time the function is going to stop, usually 1am, and asking to be put in a room well away from the noisy areas. However this does not stop guests being noisy on the way back to their rooms. This does not make the problem go away but at least one can keep the blood pressure down by being prepared and have a go at asking if you can have the same wedding discount that they are offering the bridal party.
Stayed in the stormont overnight as it was close to the ferry in the morning, staff were really helpful, as if each and everyone had won the lottery that day, service with a genuine smile, rooms were very big, huge beds, televisions in room huge, food awesome.
Will definately return to this hotel. have read the other reviews and i just wonder if the one person who was disapointed was not a manager of a rivalhotel?? very biased...... top notch hotel well deserved of the 4 * rating
Fantastic location
Really nice hotel, friendly staff, great location. Go for a walk round Stormont Castle while you are there
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The Stormont hotel is excellent !! what more can I say...I stayed there last summer. The hotel staff are really friendly and helpfull. The rooms are airy and spacious. Excellent location, (just outside belfast town - opposite stormont parliment buildings.) In my personal opinoun the Stormont is is an ideal base for touring Northern Irelands many tourist attractions. I will certainly be going back again!!
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My husband and I have just returned from a VERY enjoyable three-day stay at the Stormont Hotel. The facilities were excellent! We had a very comfortable room (probably the best we've ever had) and couldn't fault the hotel at all. The staff were very friendly and helpful indeed, and the food was also very good . We really couldn't fault the hotel or staff at all. This won't be our last stay at the Stormont and we look forward to staying there again before too long! A MOST ENJOYABLE STAY!
Highly Recommended
The person who wrote the "Disappointed" review must have been very hard to please or didn't stay at the same hotel as me. 40 of us stayed the weekend at Stormont Hotel and it is a beautiful hotel with very spacious, comfortable accommodation and excellent meals. The staff are so helpful and friendly and the level of service is second to none. Some of our party have stayed in many high quality hotels and said they would love to stay longer. Highly recommended.
Stormont Hotel Dissapointment
Dear readers,
I urge you to not visit the Stormont Hotel, because there is nothing worse that waisting you time! The accomitations are spartian and the hotel even looks like a crazy house. There are fare better hotels in Belfast, but be careful and not go to the Stormont or the Europa!
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Declarations that in combat healing is not needed or is a waste of time are very tiresome. Perhaps it's true for your game but it's not for mine. I have a very large group (6-8 players, 2 animal companions plus a conjuration wizard that reliably litters the battlefield with summons) which makes channeling insanely more efficient than many other options available to my cleric. Having such a large group also means it's difficult for my character to even get into melee range if he were so inclined, which he's not--that's his AC's job.
Why am I so certain that I require channeling and in-combat healing? Because the dark tapestry oracle I played before this cleric could not keep his party members alive. Not even with 2 bards and an inquisitor lending a hand. Each day would begin with us burning the majority of our spells to heal the damage we still had from the encounters the day before, leaving us tapped for buffing, debuffing, summoning or offensive casting.
Now, it is true that the DM for this game has an aversion to CLW wands. It's also true that the optimization of this group is probably on the average side at best and the damage we take might be on the high side but these things only serve to illustrate my point: your game is not my game. Can we stop with the "healing is a waste of time" pronouncements already? It is a serious disservice to those whose games resemble mine more closely than yours and does nothing to improve peoples' opinion of clerics as a class.
Even in the kind of game you are describing, healing in combat is generally* wasting an action that could be better spent preventing more damage from coming in... by killing the thing that can damage you. The only "style" of game where healing is efficient in combat is where the GM is going to fudge the encounter so the monsters do not die until the players lose hp and have to recover. Otherwise this isn't a style issue, it's a math one and the math says healing is inefficient in most situations.
In healing combat is generally not very efficient, but it is not necessarily a waste of time. No matter how good your party is, there will be a time when you need to heal in combat to prevent the death of one or more party members or to keep a member of the party up for one more round that is much better at killing the enemy than you are. Sometimes it's better to channel to get a few party members conscious or to give the barbarian one more round of full attack to make the enemy dead than to cast a buff or damaging spell or even attack yourself.
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World in Conflict
In 1989, Russia invaded the U.S. What happened then?
How it works is small circles denote control spots, and they're linked up to define "control zones." Control a linked set of the circles, which may define a city center or a bridge, and you're one step closer to victory.
Combat essentially starts immediately when you enter a map, with each player having a fixed 6,000 credits to spend on troops. If you're the infantry player, an infantry unit might only cost 100 credits -- but as air support, it might cost 500, and as artillery it might cost 700. Lose a unit and you gain those credits back, but at a slow pace -- the only thing it costs you is precious, irreplaceable time.
Do well in the combat, and you'll gain the ability to do things like call in air strikes, paratroopers, or even nuclear blasts. If you're having a hard time in your role, you can unmake all your units (as if they had died en masse in a nuclear blast) and start as a new role. It'll take a while to get all those credits back, though, and during that time your opponents will have an open shot at your turf.
This is the sort of multiplayer that a great, organized set of gamers could really eat up and make a franchise out of, but it seems like it'll be exceptionally punishing for pick-up groups. In addition, there isn't any information yet regarding the single-player campaign to sooth our fears regarding trying to command the defense (or conquest) of Any Town USA (or USSR) when the multiplayer is so teamwork focused.
That worry noted, the game looks beautiful. Mobile missile launchers leave tracks through the snow before lighting up the sky, infantry lurking in a tree line ambush with anti-tank weapons are crushing against their armored prey as they light up a convoy with fire, and little details like tanks having weaker rear armor are easy to see in the gameplay as the tanks plow through a generic downtown area.
World in Conflict, aim for the sky -- hopefully you won't fall when you release next year.
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Welcome to the Electric Deer Moon of Service of the Noos-Letter of the Foundation for the Law of Time! This is the third moon of the Planetary Service Wavespell.
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According to the 20 Tablets of the Law of Time, this mantric formula vibrates through the four years of the Mystic Altar (2009 – 2013) as the intonation of the Hunab Ku, the final hyper-sound generated by the 5,125-year synchronization beam. It is this sound that provides the resonant quickening for the quantum shift of the rolling wave of Harmonic Convergence 2012.
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Electric Moon of Service, Moon 3 of 13 Moons (20 Sep to 17 Oct 2012)
Last moon we identified the challenges or obstacles facing us in fulfilling our purpose. Now, having identified the challenges, in the Electric Moon we ask ourselves "How can I best serve?"
The 13 Moon calendar is also called the Planetary Service Wavespell - meaning that the prime consideration is planetary service, service to the whole of Earth.
Awakening the noosphere is itself an act of service, for once the noosphere is fully active we will be living in the New Time, as one unified whole, sensitive and caring to each individual that makes up the whole. Join together in noospheric activation groups, meditate together, visualize the rainbow around the Earth and then share and imagine what life would be like in a fully conscious noosphere!
This Electric Moon begins with a single galactic activation portal day, opening to 30 straight days without a portal day. From days 7-26 of the Moon we will be in the central "mystic column" of the Tzolkin.
The mystic column of the Tzolkin also corresponds to the seventh Baktun of the 13 Baktun Cycle - this is known as the Baktun of the Mind Teachings, the very center of which is the time of the life of Buddha. Hence this Moon is a great time to tune into the mind teachings, and activate together in circles of synchronized meditations.
It's interesting to note that not only does this Moon correspond to the Fifth Lost Generation, Kin 198 White Electric Mirror (indicating the service of meditation), but day four of the Moon also begins the White Mirror Wavespell, power of Endlessness and Meditation.
Also note that the single galactic activation portal this moon is the Blue Spectral Eagle - indicating the liberation of mind...
Click here to download Galactic Meditation: Entering the Synchronic Order.
Electric Moon Weekly Codons
Dali 1 - Kin 115, Blue Spectral Eagle (20 Sep)
Welcome to the Electric Moon of Service! This Moon marks the Return of the Fifth Lost Generation: White Electric Mirror. Spectral Eagle concludes the first 10-day GAP run of the Tzolkin...
Alpha 5 - Kin 119, Blue Lunar Storm (24 Sep)
Today begins the fourth 20-day Vinal cycle of this year: Zotz, "Based on knowledge..."
Limi 6 - Kin 120, Yellow Electric Sun (25 Sep)
Yom Kippur. Magic Turtle day and Untie the Knots, Return Time to the Sacred Round ceremony - 13-day cycle of globally synchronized meditations for the Harmonic Convergence of 2012 (lawoftime.org/untietheknots).
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Silio 7 - Kin 121, Red Self-Existing Dragon (26 Sep)
Rainbow Bridge Meditation day - 7-day cycle of globally synchronized meditations for the Harmonic Convergence of 2012 (lawoftime.org/rainbowbridge).
Self-Existing Dragon begins the 20-day Mystic Column of the Tzolkin, and is the signature of the discovery of the Law of Time by José Argüelles/Valum Votan in 1989.
Today also begins a 16-day synchronization where the daily solar seal is the same as the 16-day Cube Journey day. Learn more about the Warrior's Cube Journey in the Star Traveler's 13 Moon Almanac of Synchronicity.
Silio 14 - Kin 128, Yellow Spectral Star (3 Oct)
Rainbow Bridge Meditation day - 7-day cycle of globally synchronized meditations for the Harmonic Convergence of 2012 (lawoftime.org/rainbowbridge).
Gamma 17 - Kin 131, Blue Magnetic Monkey (6 Oct)
Begin 13-day Blue Monkey Wavespell, Power of Magic (ends on Self-Existing 1/Oct 18)
Alpha 19 - Kin 133, Red Electric Skywalker (8 Oct)
Magic Turtle day and Untie the Knots, Return Time to the Sacred Round ceremony - 13-day cycle of globally synchronized meditations for the Harmonic Convergence of 2012 (lawoftime.org/untietheknots).
Silio 21 - Kin 135, Blue Overtone Eagle (10 Oct)
Rainbow Bridge Meditation day - 7-day cycle of globally synchronized meditations for the Harmonic Convergence of 2012 (lawoftime.org/rainbowbridge).
Dali 22 - Kin 136, Yellow Rhythmic Warrior (11 Oct)
Today begins the 6th 144-day "Return of the Sacred Power" cycle: "Equalize the Power" - marking exactly 288 days until Galactic Synchronization (26 July 2013). Learn more at lawoftime.org/return
Kali 25 - Kin 139, Blue Solar Storm (14 Oct)
Today begins the 5th 20-day Vinal cycle of this year: Tzec, "That reaches the foundations..."
Alpha 26 - Kin 140, Yellow Planetary Sun (15 Oct)
New Moon. Last day of the Mystic Column. Kin 140 bears a special synchronicity. Add the Tone Numbers of all 20 kin in the Mystic Column - what is the total?
Silio 28 - Kin 142, White Crystal Wind (17 Oct)
Day 28 amplified Rainbow Bridge Meditation day - On day 28 of every Moon we have created a complete Master Time Molecule and so we do the amplified Rainbow Bridge Meditation.
To learn more about telepathically constructing the Master Time Molecule, see the free 7:7::7:7 Telektonon Revelation Kit, and for further study see Book of the Avatar.
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What does Shirky add to this cacaphony? He adds one important special case of all of the above: the Internet lets us form groups effortlessly. Now we can work together on projects that we wouldn't have known about otherwise. We can find other people for fun in the real (non-Internet) world. We can find people with remarkably obscure interests matching our own. Previously these would have taken far too much time and effort. And the payoff is far too low for any company to be interested in connecting, say, lovers of ancient Chinese art. What the Internet has given us is a set of tools that allow us to create and find these groups.
This comes with its downsides. For instance, at the same time that it becomes easier for me to find blogs devoted to 18th-century ship-in-a-bottle designs, it becomes easier for you to find backwoods militias. The example Shirky gives here is a web bulletin board devoted to encouraging anorexia among its teen members. (This was the only part of the book that actually horrified me.) In the real world, these sorts of groups succumb to social pressure and go into hiding. The web makes it possible for them to find one another; they are no longer alone.Read more ›
Certainly the book reads well, and for someone like me who reads a great deal, I found myself recognizing thoughts explored by others, but also impressed by the synthesis and the clarity.
A few of my fly-leaf notes:
+ New technologies enable new kinds of groups to form.
+ "Message" is key, what Eric Raymond calls "plausible promise."
+ Can now harness "free and ready participation in a large distributed group with a variety of skills."
+ Cost-benefit of large "unsupervised" endeavors is off the charts.
+ From sharing to cooperation to collective action
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+ Literacy led to mass amatuerism, and I have note to myself, the cell phone can lead to mass on demand education "one cell call at a time"
+ Transactions costs dramatically lowered.
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+ Light discussion of social capital, Yochai Bnekler does it much better
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Bottom line in this book: "Open Source teaches us that the communal can be at least as durable as the commercial.Read more ›
1. Sharing with others, using del.icio.us, Flickr, Slideshare and other social tools. After September 11th, a professor of Middle Eastern history starts writing a blog that became a resource for reporters covering the battles in Afghanistan and Iraq.
2. Collaboration, perhaps using Linux or Wikipedia. Kite makers find each other online and collaborate on the most radical improvement in kite design in decades. So are architects.
3. Collective action, where groups form to pursue a larger purpose and use social tools, ranging from google or Yahoo! groups to free online social networks such as Ning to share news and tips, recruit others, support each other and remain unified.
Writes Shirky, "... one of the things I most hope readers get out of it, is an excitement about how much experimentation is still possible, and how many new uses of our social tools are waiting to be invented." Similarly the Internet changed how outraged Catholics could rally for changes when pedophile priests went on trial. The organizing clout of the Internet did not come in time for one of my heroes, Gary Webb.
In a controversial move, Shirky describes why he thinks MoveOn has not succeeded in three ways that Obama has, using social media, beginning with his "wide pockets versus deep pockets" approach to securing many little donations rather than a few big donations. Another example, fighting against the airline industry's resistence setting standards for passengers stuck on the tarmac, some angry passengers recruited, "tens of thousands of people in a few weeks" to join the Coalition for an Airline Passengers' Bill of Rights.Read more ›
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Black Folks, Fried Chicken, Mary J. Blige, and Voice Alum Chloé Hilliard [VIDEO]
Black folks have been in the news a lot recently and, despite the fact that an African American is in the White House (and according to recent pollsstands likely to stay there for the next five years
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On a much lighter note, Mary J. Blige has hilariously brought the age old question of how much black folks can talk (sing?) about eating fried chicken in public out of the closet and into the bright, fluorescent lights of a Burger King .
On one end of the spectrum you have Wendy Williams referring to Blige's ballad of fried chicen as "a sad day for my people," adding:
"There are three things you will not see me do on this show, although I love all three. I will not eat fried chicken for you. I will not eat watermelon for you. And I will not drink my favorite -- Kool Aid for you. And every ethnic group has something that they only do amongst themselves. For me, and some of my people, that's it."
And at the other end of the spectrum, you've got Mary belting it out for "crispy chicken, fresh lettuce, three cheeses" like all three are dissed lovers she's kicked to the curb (but can't erase from her heart).
What is the deal with black folks and fried chicken, anyway? We will leave our own complicated feelings on this subject and explore that relationship's history in another post on another day...except to admit this: one of the most glorious secret pleasures about when we visited Thailand a decade ago was that the Thai people love serving chicken, they love serving watermelon, and we could eat both to our heart's content in Bangkok without ever having to look over our shoulder and see who was watching.
Until we circle back, enjoy Voice alum Chloé Hilliard's amazing parody video above, which expresses in song ever feeling we have about the absurd trifecta of Mary J. Blige, Burger King and chicken snack wraps far better than we ever could in words.
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