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perhaps the boa constrictor flew the plane..
Morning, Anniephans!
I'm having serious computer problems and don't know how much longer I'm going to be online. I might be gone for a few days while I either buy a new one or get this hunk of junk fixed.
Here's the link to the 2005 Annie story, "El Tocororo."
Happy 4th of July Annie fans.
Scrap Windows and install Linux Mint. Use Firefox as your operating system.
That's what we had to do and now our old computers are SO much faster.
You know that Windows has 'planned obsolescence' built in, plus a majority of hackers are going after Windows.
I know about that. Earlier this year it happened to me. Thanx for what you have done and will be seeing you sometime soon.
"Scrap Windows and install Linux Mint.
Use Firefox as your operating system.
That's what we had to do and now our old computers are SO much faster."
Firefox ain't an OS, just a browser, but you meant well. I just saved my 'good stuff'' on a 16gb thumb drive and over-wrote my XP with a Win7 32bit so's my ancient programs would out-last ME and so far, so good.. since my youngest sister died, I don't trust NOTHIN' digital.Ink and paper makes lawyers happy
or in contrast; disappointed.
Well ok. But Linux is an operating system. So much better than Windows in our opinion.
I'm sorry for the loss of your sister.
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I'm really sorry that I blew your friend in your bed, but to be fair he started it.
Im invoking the "no judgements" clause of our friendship.
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I know, I tossed my hat on the floor as I was walking out.
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Almost just stuck my dick in my bong for no reason
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He made me brush his hair afterwards because it made him feel like a ken Barbie.
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she comes in perfect pitch. hook up with more singers.
I'm just gonna use that pot butter as dip for chips. That's fat, American AND stoner!
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The president of Chile's national soccer association, Sergio Jadue, will be in the United States until May 2016 to serve as an FBI informant in the Justice Department's investigation into corruption at FIFA, according to multiple media reports.
Police last week served Jadue, 36, a subpoena as part of what national soccer association ANFP said was an investigation into how it allocates salaries, only hours after Jadue announced that he was taking a 30-day leave for medical reasons.
MORE: Lessons for U.S. World Cup qualifying match | FIFA panel upholds Blatter appeal
"The trip is confirmed. He traveled to Miami last night," an ANFP spokesman told Reuters on Wednesday, without providing details about why Jadue was in the U.S.
"It's not a vacation," Spanish-language daily El Mercurio quoted one unidentified official as saying. "He is due back May 10 next year. Jadue is traveling as a protected informant of U.S. Justice."
The ANFP spokesman told Reuters that Jadue, contrary to local reports of his resignation, "continues to be the ANFP's president."
The spokesman added that ANFP would make an official statement.
The U.S. Justice Department indicted 14 soccer officials and businessmen on charges of bribery, racketeering and money laundering.
Among them are two former presidents of CONMEBOL, the South American soccer confederation, who are fighting extradition to the U.S. FIFA, the sport's world governing body, continues to reel from the corruption scandal.


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It was 315 in the afternoon and I told them I wanted to go for my walk. They said it's too early Xp so I waited 15 minutes before telling them again I wanted to go down. Fomfomfom relented and we were on our way down when Ah ma saw us. She gave Fomfomfom a dressing down and warned her she is not to bring me down so early. It's too hot, ah ma said. She told Ah bee off separately, I heard later.
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Ah ma disappeared early this morning and didn't come back till almost 4. She had gone to the casino and lost $500. And she announced that she was opening canned food for dinner. She hadn't defrosted anything before going out.
38 eggsApril 6th 2016 4:08 am
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Ah ma put 38 eggs into a pot and boiled them. Then she fried the yolks to a crisp and it yielded 2 chicken essence bottles worth of egg oil.
My collarApril 5th 2016 5:03 am
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Today fomfomfom shaved my paws and belly and took off my collar. Then Ah bee put it on and brought me for my walk. Later, when fomfomfom joined us, she said, guess what I found.
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We have some stale bread at home and ah bee said it's such a waste to throw them away. So she said she'd feed them to the fish or the birds downstairs. She decided on the birds coz she's afraid she'd kill all the ornamental fish in the pond. Birds if they die she wouldn't know. Something warped like that.
EarsApril 3rd 2016 7:01 am
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Yesterday they flushed my ears and my ears are angry. Then I got a new antibiotic and eye drops for my ears. Ah ma said please and they decided I'm not to have anymore roo.
Home improvementApril 2nd 2016 6:43 am
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I don't know what crazy came over them today but fomfomfom and ah bee were sawing a piece of wooden plank on the balcony. With a scary looking saw. In a cloud of sawdust. They said cha should have taken a photo of them and we could caption it "This is what we do at our house on Saturdays".
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This morning I met Kiki the nut and her maid told me that Kiki had had eight teeth extracted. Coz they were all rotten and now she soaks her kibble in water to soften them. The maid must be heartbroken because she's the same one who used to bring Kiki the nut onto the slide in the playground. I think she was pleased to see Kiki go rabid at me, some life in that nut yet.
What a dayMarch 31st 2016 8:16 am
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I met many doggaroos on my walk today. So many we stayed an extra 30 minutes at the back gate. There were my usual friends and then I made some new friends. A husky! Her name is Ashley and we sniffed at each other through the fence. The weather was lovely too.
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Ah ma gave me a belly rub after she finished cooking dinner and when she'd had enough, she told me to go lick my backside. Ah bee was outraged.
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Fuji Xerox DocuPrint C1190FS colour laser multifunction
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Fuji Xerox's DocuPrint C1190FS is an entry-level colour laser multifunction printer that's a surprisingly capable performer given its price tag. Its feature set isn't extravagant and the detail of scans could be improved, but this multifunction will be a valuable addition to any small office.
Unlike the Fuji Xerox Phaser 8560MFP which looks like a conventional multifunction, the DocuPrint C1190FS bears closer resemblance to the DocuPrint C2200, with a scanner and automatic document feeder teetering off one edge. The design makes the DocuPrint C1190FS a bit taller than it might be otherwise, but it makes pages easier to grab from the output tray.
Fuji Xerox has placed the imaging unit at the very front of the DocuPrint C1190FS multifunction, so paper input is limited to 250 sheets through the paper cassette and a single-page manual paper feeder. The increased space between the output tray and scanner doesn't offer any advantages either — the tray can only handle a maximum of 150 sheets at a time.
One annoyance we found with paper management is that the Fuji Xerox DocuPrint C1190FS refused to remember paper tray settings. Even when defaults were set in the system settings menu, the multifunction continued to ask for paper tray settings whenever the tray was opened, and refused to print until these settings were confirmed.
USB, Ethernet and fax RJ-11 ports are all available at the back of the printer, and toners can be easily replaced through a side panel. Though compact, the four individual toners are still capable of producing 3000 pages each. When taking the multifunction's other consumables into account, the DocuPrint C1190FS will cost you an average of 26.8c per A4 page, which is somewhat expensive for a laser printer.
The small monochrome LCD display is surprisingly effective, though mounting it at a different angle would have made it easier to read. You can print configuration reports directly from the printer, but the DocuPrint C1190FS also displays the assigned IP address on the display to save you from wasting paper.
Automatic duplexing is absent but it's difficult to complain considering the multifunction's price.
In addition to normal printing, you can select Secure Print, which holds the document until a PIN code is entered, and Sample Print, which allows you to save the print job into the memory for later duplication. The printer comes with 384MB of memory, which is user-upgradeable.
The Web interface provides consumable and maintenance information, and it is easy to navigate. There is no 802.1X authentication function, but Fuji Xerox has provided an IP filter which allows you to limit the printer's network availability to five users.
The Fuji Xerox DocuPrint C1190FS prints consistently at 16.5 pages per minute for mono documents and 12.2ppm for colour documents, regardless of the quality setting. It takes an average of 21sec for the first page to print. These speeds are quite slow for a laser printer.
Print quality is good. The laser printer capably handles text at font sizes ranging from 7pt to 22pt, producing accurate and readable characters without aberrations. Colour documents are quite accurate and there is no evidence of the colour mis-registration we found with the DocuPrint C3300DX. Blues can have a slightly purple hue and don't mix well with black text, but otherwise the colour palette is certainly acceptable for professional documents and graphics.
The maximum 600dpi optical scanning resolution results in sketchy detail on scanned images. Though it will suffice for straight text, we would have preferred slightly better resolution for image scanning.
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Beth Simone Noveck is Co-Founder and Director of The GovLab and its MacArthur Research Network on Opening Governance. Funded by the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation, the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation and Google.org, the GovLab strives to improve people's lives by changing how we govern. The GovLab designs and tests technology, policy and strategies for fostering more open and collaborative approaches to strengthen the ability of people and institutions to work together to solve problems, make decisions, resolve conflict and govern themselves more effectively and legitimately.More keyboard_arrow_down
Stefaan G. Verhulst is Co-Founder and Chief Research and Development Officer of the Governance Laboratory @NYU (GovLab) where he is responsible for building a research foundation on how to transform governance using advances in science and technology.
Verhulst's latest scholarship centers on how technology can improve people's lives and the creation of more effective and collaborative forms of governance. Specifically, he is interested in the perils and promise of collaborative technologies and how to harness the unprecedented volume of information to advance the public good.More keyboard_arrow_down
Akash Kapur is a Senior Fellow at The GovLab. Akash has consulted for a variety of organizations (including UNDP and The Markle Foundation) on issues including Internet governance, the digital divide, open data, and health IT. He is a former columnist for the International New York Times, and has written for, among other publications, The Atlantic, Bloomberg Businessweek, The Economist, The New York Times, The New Yorker, and Time magazine. He is the author of a book, India Becoming: A Portrait of Life in Modern India (Riverhead, 2012), named by The New Yorker and The New Republic as a book of the year; by Newsweek as one of its three must-reads on modern India; and selected as an Editors' Choice by the New York Times Book Review.
Akash has a BA in Anthropology from Harvard College, and a DPhil in media law and policy from Oxford University (Nuffield College), which he attended as a Rhodes Scholar. His research at Oxford focused on issues related to access and the digital divide.
Alan Kantrow is Senior Advisor of The GovLab. Prior to joining The GovLab, Alan was Managing Partner of Alan Kantrow LLC, where he provided advice on strategy, organization, innovation, communication, and knowledge management to corporations, colleges and universities, and government entities focused on educational and economic development in many different parts of the world. He is also a Senior Advisor to HCD Global in Shanghai. In parallel, he has been Professor of Management and Director of an infrastructure-focused research center at Moscow School of Management/Skolkovo, Visiting Scholar at Sloan School of Management (MIT), and adjunct lecturer in strategy at Babson College.
Previously, for more than a dozen years, Alan was a Senior Partner and Chief Knowledge Officer at Monitor Group. Before that has was a Partner and Director of Communications for Asia-Pacific at McKinsey & Company, as well as Editor of the McKinsey Quarterly. Still earlier, he was a Founding Partner of Winthrop Group (business historians) and Senior Editor of Harvard Business Review. He is the author of several books and many articles, and his blog on tertiary education can be found at HBR.org. Alan holds both his AB and PhD from Harvard University.
Ali Claire is a Research Assistant at The GovLab. Ali has just completed her MSc. in Global Affairs at the NYU Center for Global Affairs. Prior to joining NYU, she worked as a lawyer for the Australian Attorney-General and the UN International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia. Ali also has experience working on human rights advocacy and public policy for the UN, Human Rights Watch and International Crisis Group in New York. She is currently in the process of launching Iraq Re:Coded (@IraqReCoded) which aims to advance durable solutions solutions for Syrian youth refugees by accelerating livelihoods opportunities through 21st century market-orientated skills training.
Ana is a Legal Research Fellow at the GovLab. She is a native of Mexico City. Ana recently received her Masters of Law from Yale Law School where she was selected to be a Global Health Justice Partnership (GHJP) Student Fellow in a collaborative initiative of Yale Law School and Yale School of Public Health. She was a staff editor of the Yale Journal of Health Policy, Law and Ethics.
Ana received her LLB from the Instituto Technologico Autonomo de Mexico (ITAM). During the defense of her professional exam, a three-member panel unanimously voted in favor of Special Mention to her thesis on homophobia and free speech.
Ana worked as Research Assistant for the Dean of the Law School, Jorge Cerdio, with whom she developed a cloud-based legal education tool.
While in law school, Ana spent a year working as a television anchor for the National Institute of Penal Sciences, hosting and producing a TV show co-produced by the Supreme Court's Office and the National Institute of Penal Sciences and focusing on human rights and criminal sciences. She has also worked for the Instituto Nacional de Antropología e Historia as a deputy director , where she researched international law applied to World Heritage sites in Mexico.
She also served as Teacher Assistant for Professor Jesús Silva-Herzog Márquez and Hugo Concha Cantú.
Andrew Young is the Associate Director of Research at The GovLab, where he leads research efforts focusing on the impact of technology on public institutions. Among the grant-funded projects he has directed are a global assessment of the impact of open government data; comparative benchmarking of government innovation efforts against those of other countries; and crafting the experimental design for testing the adoption of technology innovations in federal agencies. He has written extended work on how public sector institutions use new technology to coordinate work and developed original public resources, including GovLab's Twitter Lists of governance innovation areas and its Zotero bibliographies and Selected Readings on a variety of topics.
He is also the Network Coordinator of the GovLab-chaired MacArthur Foundation Research Network on Opening Governance. In this role, he plans and organizes collaborative research projects and events with the Network's members, post-docs, and advisory group who span a dozen disciplines and institutions. Andrew works closely with GovLab civic technology team and has led the design of the Network of Innovators skill sharing network for civil servants and the Open Governance Research Exchange (OGRX), a collaborative project of the GovLab, World Bank, and mySociety to develop a platform for accessing and sharing original research on governance innovation.
In his role as Associate Director of Research, Andrew provides research and writing support to all members of GovLab's team and to its extended network of participants in GovLab's training programs.
Andrew earned his Master's degree in the Media, Culture and Communication department of NYU's Steinhardt School of Culture, Education and Human Development, with a focus on Technology and Society. His Master's thesis explored the largely unexamined use of data-tracking technologies on congressional campaign websites to inform microtargeting efforts.
Before arriving at the GovLab, Andrew worked with Chief of Research Stefaan Verhulst at the Markle Foundation, where his research centered on the use of technology to bolster economic security.
Prior to his graduate work at NYU, Andrew attended Pennsylvania State University and Goldsmiths College, University of London, where he studied English and Communications. His writings can be found on the GovLab Blog, Opening Governance Research Network Blog, Medium, the Social Science Research Network, and in Governing. He tweets at @_AndrewYoung.
Anna is an Intern at the GovLab. She is a junior pursuing a B.S. in Media, Culture, and Communication with a focus on Technology and Society at NYU Steinhardt. Before joining GovLab's development and design team, Anna worked as content writer and editor at the Marketing and Communications Department at NYU Tandon, while simultaneously pursuing coursework in web design. In her studies, Anna explores the relationship between bodies and data, tracing the history of data visualization and tracking technologies.
Anirudh Dinesh is a Graduate Research Assistant at the GovLab. Anirudh is a first year graduate student at NYU Tandon, pursuing a master's degree in Computer Engineering. He holds an undergraduate degree in Electronics and Communication Engineering from the Visvesvaraya Technological University in India. While studying there, he interned at the Defence Research and Development Organization and at EI Labs, where his accomplishments included implementing the autonomous indoor navigation of a quadcopter and the development of an android application for leisure taxi services. He was also the co-organizer of TEDxBNMIT 2015, an independently organized TEDx event.
Anirudh is an avid blogger and his writings can be found at www.dudurudh.blogspot.com.
Batu Sayici is Fellow and Director of User Experience at the GovLab. Batu is a user experience designer and researcher, whose passion is using design and technology to create meaningful social impact. Before moving into UX design, he led digital research strategy for Procter & Gamble's Europe, Middle-East & Africa division; reporting to Senior VP of Consumer Insights. He has seven years of experience with global brands including Head & Shoulders, Old Spice, Braun and Gillette. He was part of P&G's digital innovation team; as part of which he collaborated in the design of the first digital research strategy, setting up digital ethnography, online communities and crowdsourcing as innovative ways of connecting with consumers. He brings extensive experience with research methods, data analysis, brand strategy and digital innovation. He has consulted senior management, hired and coached new researchers at P&G.
Batu has a masters degree in interaction design from NYU ITP, where he designed new products and experiences for internet of things, mobile platforms, virtual and augmented reality. His interaction design thesis is a mobile game for participatory democracy and a political simulation tool. He holds a previous masters degree in strategic marketing and a BSc in economics from Carnegie Mellon University.
Claudio Mendonca is the Creative Director at the GovLab. Working as a visual communicator for more than 10 years, he earned his Bachelor's degree in Graphic Design in 2005. He has extensive experience in branding and interaction design.
Claudio's previous experience includes 3 years developing graphical material for several government institutions in Brazil, publications and interface design for startups. He also designs webapps for the Centre of Direct Democracy and works as a design consultant for the World Bank Institute for several open gov projects such as Open Government, Open Contracting, Open Development and Technology Alliance.
At The GovLab, Claudio is responsible for branding and interaction design for The GovLab projects. He can be found at http://claudiomendonca.ca/.
Christopher Wong is Director of Product at the GovLab. Christopher joins the GovLab after serving as a Presidential Innovation Fellow, where he worked with the US Patent and Trademark Office to deliver on the White House's Executive Action to better utilize crowdsourcing as a mechanism for improving patent quality. The Executive Action expands upon previous work by Christopher and GovLab Director Beth Simone Noveck in launching Peer to Patent, the historic initiative to allow the public to participate in the patent examination process and one of the federal government's first uses of Web 2.0 technology.
Prior to his service as a Presidential Innovation Fellow, Christopher was the Executive Director of the Engelberg Center on Innovation Law & Policy at NYU School of Law and a Visiting Fellow at both the Yale Law School Information Society Project and the Princeton University Center for Information Technology Policy. Christopher holds a JD from New York Law School and a BSBA in Information Technology from the University of Denver. He tweets at @chrswng.
David is the Lead Technical Architect at the GovLab. A former Presidential Innovation Fellow, David is an entrepreneur and software developer with experience in software services, product development, strategy, and operations. He is a founder of Intridea, an Inc 500 winning software development firm where he oversaw several successful product spinouts and acquisitions. Before starting Intridea, David worked as a software engineer and architect at companies including AOL, Cisco, and McKinsey. He holds a masters in Systems Engineering from The University of Virginia, has contributed to a number of open-source projects, and has spoken at numerous regional and national conferences. He lives in Washington, DC with his wife, Aubrey.
Denny Tek is a Developer at the GovLab. She enjoys working on projects that empower and connect communities. She is also a volunteer teacher with ScriptEd, an organization that brings web development classes and internship opportunities to students in under-resourced high schools in NYC. Prior to joining the GovLab, Denny developed and commissioned scholarly works on music for a global academic publisher. She has a B.F.A. in Music Technology from the City College of New York.
Dinorah Cantu coordinates the GovLab Academy, a Knight-Foundation funded online institute aimed at helping government and social innovators take innovative projects from idea to implementation. Under her direction, the Academy has worked with over five hundred innovators from more than 30 countries online and off over the last two years. Thousands more have watched its skill-building videos. She has put together over 12 Coaching Programs, the Academy's signature mentoring and peer to peer learning initiative, where over 95% of whose participants complete the program.
The Academy is a project of the Governance Lab, based at New York University. GovLab focuses on the use of technology to improve how we govern. Dinorah has also designed the GovLab's Crowdsorcerer expert system, a software tool to deliver customized case studies to government leaders about open innovation. Working together with lawyers and education experts from NYU, she also designed an expert system to help universities determine the legal requirements for offering online education. She also runs the GovLab's Demos for Democracy video series where she interviews leading technologists about new platforms to advance the public interest.
A lawyer by training, Dinorah founded and directed the Human Rights Center of the Facultad Libre de Derecho de Monterrey prior to coming to New York in 2012. She holds an MPA in Public and Nonprofit Management and Policy at NYU Robert F. Wagner School of Public Service and is passionate about the value of civic technology for strengthening human rights. She is bilingual in English and Spanish and tweets at @dinorah_cantu.
Eleonore Pauwels is an international science policy expert, who specializes in the governance of emerging technologies, including genomics, digital and bio-engineering, participatory health design, and citizen science. At the GovLab, she is working on crowdsourcing responses to public health crises, including mosquito-borne diseases. In addition to her work for the GovLab, she is Co-Director Biology Collectives, Senior Program Associate and Scholar, Science and Technology Innovation Program, Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars. She is in the final year as co-PI of a 4 million Euro grant from the European Commission to promote responsible research and innovation in genomics and new health technologies. Her current work focuses on developing regulatory and governance mechanisms for the fast-growing ecosystem of health innovators, built around maker spaces and community bio labs, to support responsible innovation in distributed networks.
Eleonore collaborates with a range of players on the biology and open science frontier to encourage citizen participation in new health technologies and develop a culture of responsibility that reflects a pluralistic and open-source ethos. Eleonore regularly testifies before U.S. and European authorities including the U.S. Department of State, NAS, NIH, NCI, FDA, the National Intelligence Council, the European Commission and the UN. But she is also well-versed in communicating complex and novel scientific developments for lay audiences and her writing has been featured in media outlets such as Nature, The New York Times, The Guardian, Scientific American, Le Monde, Slate and The Miami Herald. Originally from Belgium and bilingual in French and English, her blog can be found here and she tweets @EleonorPauwels.
Eran in the Programs and Innovation VP of Appleseeds Academy, an Israeli-based NGO founded to provide tech skills to Israel's disadvantaged communities, focusing on how to integrate technology within formal and informal education in a manner it would impact employability and education. All Appleseeds programs are partnerships between public, private and non-profits entities. Eran currently serves as Appleseeds' Programs and Innovation VP, focused on developing innovative "learning by doing" educational models that change the way underserved populations can acquire 21st century skills. During the last 3 years Eran has been the coordinator of the steering committee of Israel's National ICT Index.
Eran is participating in Community Solution Program, a leadership program of the Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs of the U.S. Department of State. The core layer of CSP is matching between leaders and American-based host organizations and as part of the program Eran serves as a research fellow in the Governance Lab.
Prior to his current position Eran served as the director of Appleseeds' national youth technology movement, Net@. Prior to his work in Appleseeds Eran taught philosophy at Nachshon, the Israeli social leadership prep program.
Eran is a graduate of the Executive Master's Program in Philosophy, Information, and Digital Culture in Tel Aviv University and has a B.Sc. in Computer Sciences and Philosophy from The Hebrew University, Jerusalem.
Francesca De Chiara is a Visiting Fellow at the GovLab. She is an Italian researcher based in Trento at Fondazione Bruno Kessler, Center for Information and Communication Technology and resident fellow at the Govlab. She joined the Digital Commons Lab in 2014 and is co-founder of the first Italian Node of the Open Data Institute in Trento. She holds a PhD in Sociology and Social Research from the University of Salerno (IT). Her dissertation – The World Bank: knowledge, technology and development in a multilateral institution – focused on the role of the World Bank as a knowledge producer, by analyzing the organizational transformation during Wolfensohn presidency, the launch of the online aid-management platform powered by the Bank, and the implementation of the Development Gateway web portal.
She has been Visiting Research Fellow at Dept. of Development Sociology/Polson Institute for Global Development – Cornell University in 2009-2010, working under the supervision of Philip McMichael, and visiting doctoral student at the University of Warwick – Warwick Business School, where she joined the Public Policy Group led by prof. Colin Crouch in 2006-2007. She has research experience in the field of open data, open government and development studies and is mainly interested in analyzing the impact and the actual reuse of open data. In this context, she has presented papers at international conferences, organized workshops and training courses. She has also lectured at LUISS University in Rome. She is part of the Open Knowledge Network, collaborates in bottom-up initiatives focused on crowdsourcing and civic monitoring, like Monithon. She's editor of the Open Knowledge Italian official blog, author of academic articles and lately referee for the European Journal of Political Research. Last accepted paper to be presented at CES Conference in Paris, July 2015, will be focused on the value of open data for the European Cohesion. She has served as country reviewer for the first edition of the Open Data Barometer, a research report by the Web Foundation and the Open Data Institute. She has translated the Open Data Certificates (now in Beta) in Italian in 2014, organized the first edition of the contest Trentino Open Data Challenge, and is responsible for the open data related activities within the EU FP7-funded Finodex project, an accelerator for SMEs and Web entrepreneurs that make use of both existing open data-sets and the platform FiWare. Since February 2013, she has worked at the Trentino Open Data project, resulting in the launch of the open government data catalog dati.trentino.it.
Fred DeJohn is the Chief Financial Officer at GovLab. Fred is an attorney with extensive experience in finance, budget and human resources in both government and higher education. Prior to joining GovLab, Fred served as the Acting Vice President for Human Resources at the Fashion Institute of Technology. Previously he spent more than eighteen years as the Vice President for Finance and Administration at New York Law School. His earlier career was with New York City government where he held high level positions in a number of City agencies, including Deputy Commissioner for Finance and Administration at the Department of Housing, Preservation and Development, First Deputy Commissioner at the Department of General Services and First Deputy Director at the Department of Personnel. He finished his City service as a Special Assistant to Mayor David Dinkins, focusing on municipal labor issues.
Jos Berens is a Visiting Fellow at The GovLab and the coordinator of the Data Governance Project, an international multidisciplinary collaboration between The GovLab, the World Economic Forum, and Leiden University. The collaboration focuses on building an expert network to solve questions regarding corporate data sharing for social good, especially in a development context. Working with a number of international organisations, the DGP looks at concrete issues in the data for development space. Based on the solutions found, the DGP is developing a framework for corporate data sharing for social good.
Jos holds an LL.B in Dutch Law and a BA in Philosophy of a Specific Discipline, both obtained at Groningen University. He is currently pursuing an LL.M in Dutch Criminal Law and an LL.M in Public International Law, the former in Groningen and the latter at Utrecht University. He specialises in privacy issues and risk assessment regarding large scale data collection and use.
Julia Root is a Fellow at the GovLab and Project Lead for Open NYU and the Open Data 500 Global Network. With experience across many organizational and urban themes, as well as across sectors, as a strategist, idea connector, and network builder, Julia's areas of expertise include open data and urban informatics; expert networks; cross-sector network building; higher education strategy; civic innovation; and intercultural business performance. Immediately prior to joint GovLab, she was Assistant Director for Student Services at NYU CUSP (Center for Urban Science + Progress). Before that, she worked as a consultant with a boutique international consulting firm focused on advising higher education, public sector, and engineering clients on urban issues and cross-sector network building. She has contributed research and writing for academic and policy institutes and has consulted with organizations on business development, marketing, and organizational development.
Before coming to NYC, Julia was the Associate Director of Development for the largest health and human service provider in New Orleans and the Gulf Coast and a field office manager for an advocacy nonprofit located in Los Angeles. Julia has lived and/or worked in Los Angeles, San Diego, Barcelona, New Orleans and New York City. She has a B.A. from the University of California, San Diego and an M.P.A from NYU's Robert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service.
Kirsten is a Project Manager at the Alexander von Humboldt Institute for Internet and Society (HIIG) in Berlin where she has worked in the field of Internet Policy and Governance since she joined the institute in 2011. She is currently conducting research with a focus on the conditions for exercising freedom of expression on the Internet. She has also started working on transparency and the role of numbers in Internet governance processes.
Since 2014 Kirsten has been writing her doctoral thesis with the University of Zurich. In her thesis she investigates the evolution of a transnational governance regime that private social media companies apply to user content on their online platforms.
Kirsten was involved in international research projects, including the Ranking Digital Rights project lead by Rebecca MacKinnon, and a case study series on Multistakeholder as Governance Groups edited by the Global Network of Interdisciplinary Internet & Society Research Centers (NoC). She also contributed research to a recent UNESCO report titled "Fostering Freedom Online: the Role of Internet Intermediaries".
Kirsten participated in the 2015 summer school "Advanced Topics in Internet Governance, Civil Society and Policy Advocacy" at Central European University (CEU) in Budapest. In 2012 Kirsten was a research intern at Harvard's Berkman Center for Internet and Society. Before that, she worked as a research assistant to the project field Cultural Sources of Newness at the Berlin Social Science Center (WZB).
Kirsten has a Master's Degree in Media and Political Communication from the Free University Berlin.
For publications and presentations visit her website: http://www.hiig.de/en/staff/kirsten-gollatz
Lauren Yu is the Director of Operations at The GovLab. She holds a Masters Degree in Social Work from Columbia University where she focused on advanced clinical practice in health, mental health, and disabilities. She has worked in schools, hospitals, and community mental health centers where her target populations have included at-risk children, transplant patients, and homeless mentally ill adults. Lauren earned a BA in psychology from Occidental College.
Prior to joining The GovLab team, Lauren was living in Kathmandu, Nepal where she started a counseling program serving 1st-12th grade students. She also created the school's service learning program involving middle school and high students in community service projects throughout Kathmandu and in surrounding rural villages.
Research Fellow Maria Hermosilla focuses her work on governance innovation in Latin America. At the GovLab, she does both research and project design and management.
She conducts research on how technology is transforming government. This has included work on the impact of innovations such as big and open data, crowdsourcing, people analytics, and public labs on executive and legislative institutions. She is a collaborator on the Smarter State case studies series, which focuses on how public institutions use new technology to accelerate learning, and she does ongoing work on mapping the skills and expertise gap in government.
Complementing her research, Maria has convened and moderated a GovLab online conference on CrowdLaw that brought together practitioners working on participatory lawmaking from 16 countries. She is also collaborating on efforts to convene another global online conference series on using technology and innovation to combat mosquito borne illness.
Her projects include working with GovLab's engineering team on the design and implementation of Network of Innovators, the bilingual skill-sharing network for government and civic innovators worldwide. In that capacity, she works with public sector partners to promote use of such platforms to accelerate learning, including organizing workshops and training in Mexico and the UK.
An experienced facilitator and trainer, Maria has designed and led the GovLab's coaching program for the Organization of American States Open Government Fellows, working with government officials and nonprofit leaders across the Americas to help them take public interest projects from idea to implementation. She also helped lead the GovLab's online lab design coaching program and collaborated in curriculum design and implementation of a GovLab-United States Department of Agriculture open data summer camp.
Prior to the Govlab, Maria worked in national government in Chile, leading the redesign of citizen information services and open data efforts at the Ministry of Public Works. She also designed public consultations and led the digitalization of services. Before going into the public sector, Maria worked in television as a producer, reporter and assistant director and served as a freelance correspondent for NPR.
A native Spanish speaker, Maria has a Master of Public Administration at New York University, where she studied public and nonprofit management with an emphasis on design thinking, data science and participatory policymaking.
Her writings can be found on the GovLab's blog and on Governing. She can be found on twitter at @mphermosilla.
Mark Adkins-Hastings is a software developer with diverse expertise in both technology and design. He joins GovLab's development and design team to build civic technologies that help institutions work more openly and collaboratively. Previously, Mark worked on citizen-centric technology projects for the United States federal government, including for the Department of Justice. At the Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) Mark worked on the Office's electronic patent application filing system as part of a team promoting the adoption of more agile and modern design practices, including the use of citizen ethnography to ensure that government websites serve the public better. Recently, Mark collaborated with a team from the USPTO and the White House, including members of the Presidential Innovation Fellows corps, to help develop a process and platform for crowdsourcing public expertise to enhance the patent examination process. His work was showcased to the US Undersecretary of Commerce for Intellectual Property and the White House Office of the Chief Technology Officer.
Neil Kleiman is a Senior Fellow at the GovLab. Neil has spent nearly 20 years building a career at the intersection of many sectors—policy, philanthropy, government and academia. He has established new organizations, and divisions within organizations, focused on developing innovative and practical policy solutions for cities. He has written and edited over thirty policy reports, and his work has been featured in many media outlets including the New York Times, Wall Street Journal, USA Today, Chronicle of Higher Education and National Public Radio.
Dr. Kleiman is a clinical professor at New York University, teaching graduate-level courses on policy development, urban innovation, and new approaches to technology and big data at both the Wagner School of Public Service and the Center for Urban Science and Progress.
As Director of the NYU Wagner Innovation Labs, he supports the development of initiatives and programs to address pressing urban challenges, both nationally and globally. He has worked closely with Bloomberg Philanthropies, Citibank and the Ford Foundation on international initiatives to improve government efficiency and reform.
He is also Deputy Executive Director of Policy, Research, and Evaluation for the National Resource Network. Funded with $10 million from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, the Network is the nation's first one-stop resource for cities seeking customized solutions to their most pressing challenges.
Prianka is a Research Intern at Govlab. She has a BA in Political Science and International Relations from the University of Melbourne and is currently enrolled in NYU's joint Masters Program in Journalism and International Relations. Prior to enrolling at NYU, Prianka worked at a number of jobs in Melbourne, including managing a book store and serving as a Community Development Project Officer at the Asylum Seeker Welcome Centre, an organization that provides recreational, educational and social support for asylum seekers living in the Melbourne community. She also spent a year in Vanuatu, working as a Community Project Officer with the Marae Village Development Council. Among her projects was a post-disaster assessment report following Cyclone Luis which she researched, produced and edited.
Rafael F. Ayoub, MD is a physician, social entrepreneur, and health policy expert working on the use of data and collective intelligence to respond to public health crises, including mosquito-borne diseases. A native of Brazil, he has ten years of experience in internal medicine. Prior to coming to GovLab, Rafael co-founded CCB - Centro de Criogenia Brasil- the first Stem Cell lab and autologous bank in Brazil, which developed new techniques now in broad use in labs around the world for manipulating and differentiating stem cells and expansion techniques. While at CCB, he executed a partnership between CCB and AirLiquide, the world's second largest supplier of industrial gases, to develop a new fully automatic and safe system for cryogenic banks.
After developing a new algorithm for screening for mental health conditions, Rafael founded Mental Care in 2011 to commercialize this service with the intent of improving the quality of life of workers and productivity. Mental Care, where he still consults, provides services to organizations like General Motors and the Special Forces of Sao Paulo Military Police. Rafael also served as Medical Director and Chief of Staff at AFIP-Association and Fund for Research Incentive Research - and was responsible for managing the team of physicians, nurses and technicians that provided over 300 medical evaluations a day. He holds a M.D. degree from the University of Sao Paulo, a Masters in Photography from Speos Paris Photographic Institute and a M.P.A. in Health Management and Policy from New York University. At NYU, he worked with Prof. Victor Rodwin in the World Cities project on health systems and avoidable mortality in the BRIC countries. He also taught the undergraduate course "Medical Care and Health Systems: Comparative Perspectives." You can find him on Instagram @rfayoub.


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Although I wasted hours trying to access the footage I mentioned above, it is there.If you are trying to view it on a computer , use the arrow and enter keys on the keyboard for access.Watch for changes in the text in the lower left panel.I still have had no luck using the mouse to get to that part of the content.
MAN has split the atom and ushered in a new era. But how could he know he would also create THEM? This landmark movie about giant radiation-mutated ants boasts remarkable, OSCAR® nominated special effects. THEM! Begins in New Mexico with a child wandering in shock, a ransacked general store and a battered corpse full of enough formic acid to kill 20 men. It ends with an epic struggle in the 700 miles of storm drains under Los Angeles, where the insect hordes are beaten, though they spawned a generation of films about radioactive creatures. Some approximate the terror, but few have equated the artistry of THEM!
FILM FACT: Awards and Nominations: Academy Awards®: Nominated: Special Effects. Golden Reel Award: Win: Best Sound Editing. Leonard Nimoy has a small, uncredited part as a U.S. Army Staff Sergeant in the communications room. Other actors who appear in small parts include John Beradino, Willis Bouchey, Booth Colman, Richard Deacon, Lawrence Dobkin, Ann Doran, William Schallert, Douglas Spencer, Dub Taylor and Harry Wilson. When THEM! began production in the fall of 1953, it was originally conceived to be in 3-D and Warner Color. During pre-production, tests were to be shot in colour and 3D. A few colour tests were shot of the large-scale ant models, but when it was time to shoot the 3D test, Warner Bros' "All Media" 3D camera rig malfunctioned and no footage could be filmed.Read more ›
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Teens To Trails offering Sara's Scholarship
EDGECOMB — Teens To Trails or "T3" is partnering with the Chewonki Foundation to offer a scholarship opportunity for two Wiscasset teens.
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Engaging Teens in the Outdoors," was established in memory of Sara Leone who was lost to the Wiscasset community her sophomore year. Scholarship applications are due Jan. 20.
Leone was in love with the world, according to a news release. "Her strong connection with the outdoors played an important role in the passionate and compassionate person that she became."
Sara's Scholarship was originally created with donations from Sara's family and friends in order to give other teens access to positive outdoor experiences.
Last year's scholarship recipients, Annalisa Haase and Joseph Chapman, told the Wiscasset High School sophomore class that this wilderness experience can change a life and strongly encouraged them to apply.
Sara's Scholarship will again select one sophomore girl and one sophomore boy to participate in a three-week Chewonki Wilderness Program next summer where they will learn about the natural world as they learn about themselves.
" We would love for the recipients to come from the Wiscasset area," said Carol Leone, Sara's mother and a Founder of Teens To Trails.
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Hoyer was irritated at BoehnerJohn BoehnerConservative allies on opposite sides in GOP primary fight Clinton maps out first 100 days The Hill's 12:30 Report MORE's recent criticism of the Obama administration on its handling of the war in Afghanistan. Boehner suggested that unless more U.S. troops are sent in, and sent in quickly, "our efforts to deny al Qaeda and the Taliban a safe haven in Afghanistan may end in failure."
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Gen. Stanley McChrystal has recommended a surge of 40,000 troops. Republicans on Capitol Hill say there should be no delay, asserting that Obama should send the troops as quickly as possible.
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House Appropriations Defense subcommittee Chairman John Murtha (D-Pa.) said this month, "There's gong to be a supplemental whether there's more troops or not, because they're going to run out of money in the spring."
House Appropriations Committee Chairman David Obey (D-Wis.) has warned the administration that its time waging war in Afghanistan is running out.
He recently said, "The problem with increasing the number of troops is that we become the lightning rod, and our presence runs the risk of inciting more anti-American sentiment that can become a recruiting tool for the very forces we seek to curtail."
While White House officials point the finger at Republicans for not focusing more on Afghanistan during the previous administration, they also know that they may need GOP votes to pass a supplemental bill.
Earlier this year when a war-funding bill attracted GOP critics because of allocations for the International Monetary Fund, House Democrats struggled, but ultimately succeeded, in securing enough votes for the measure to pass.
If Obama doesn't endorse McChrystal's recommendation, and seeks, for example, 20,000 troops, he would be criticized by the right and the left.
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