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Today in TechrightsSubmitted by Roy Schestowitz on Thursday 28th of July 2016 12:47:12 AM Filed under
- Patent Lawyers Move Closer to Battistelli's Rubber-stamping Office While the Appeal Boards Pushed Away as Collective Punishment Which Masks Decline in Patent Quality
- Software Patents a Dying Breed, But Patent Lawyers in Denial Over it and Notorious Judge Rodney Gilstrap Ignores Alice (Supreme Court)
- CAFC Meddling in PTAB Affairs; Unified Patents Fights a Good Fight by Invalidating Software Patents
- Early Certainty That Benoît Battistelli is Dangerously Clueless and a Major Risk to the EPO
- OIN Makes Claims About "Open Source Innovation", But It Produces Nothing and Protects Virtually Nobody
- Links 27/7/2016: New CrossOver, Blackmagic for GNU/Linux
GTK+ 3.21.4 GUI Toolkit Fixes Clipboard Handling on Wayland, Adds New APIsSubmitted by Rianne Schestowitz on Wednesday 27th of July 2016 11:21:35 PM Filed under
As part of the GNOME 3.21.4 desktop environment release, the development team behind the popular and widely-used GTK+ GUI (Graphical User Interface) toolkit have released development version 3.21.4.
Puppy Linux Cousin Toutou Linux 6.3.2 "SlaXen" Alpha Released for Public TestingSubmitted by Rianne Schestowitz on Wednesday 27th of July 2016 11:19:48 PM Filed under
Toutou, one of the fastest and most comprehensive minimalist GNU/Linux distributions, is again in development, it looks like we're now able to test drive the 6.3.2 Alpha release of the upcoming Toutou Linux SlaXen series.
Linux 4.6.5Submitted by Rianne Schestowitz on Wednesday 27th of July 2016 09:09:12 PM Filed under
I'm announcing the release of the 4.6.5 kernel.
All users of the 4.6 kernel series must upgrade.
The updated 4.6.y git tree can be found at:
git://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/stable/linux-stable.git linux-4.6.y
and can be browsed at the normal kernel.org git web browser:
greg k-h
Also: Linux 4.4.16
today's leftoversSubmitted by Roy Schestowitz on Wednesday 27th of July 2016 08:59:40 PM Filed under
Mi Notebook Air: Xiaomi's $750 Weapon For A One On One With Apple's MacBook Air
Speculations were made that a Windows or a Linux version of the laptop would arrive in the future. The future is the present now and the Mi Notebook Air is ruling the internet search results.
Docker London: Container Security [Video]
OpenVZ 7.0 runs Linux VMs like containers
Mention containers, and the first word that comes to mind these days is "Docker." But container technology is far bigger than Docker alone, and it covers more use cases than simply delivering and running apps.
One of the original major proponents of container technology on Linux, OpenVZ -- or Virtuozzo in its commercial edition -- is releasing a new version of its container solution, packaged as a full-fledged Linux distribution.
Clear Linux Already Jumps Onto The Linux 4.7 Kernel
Fedora: Powered icons to your website.
Open Source ADC BeagleBone Board
Electronic enthusiasts enjoy building projects using the BeagleBone development boards but interested in a new open source ADC board which has been specifically created for the BeagleBone.
Compact, rugged, Linux-friendly Skylake module is loaded with I/O
Axiomtek's "CEM501" COM Express module runs Linux on Skylake CPUs, and offers triple display operation plus numerous SATA, USB, LAN, and PCIe interfaces.
Leftovers: SoftwareSubmitted by Roy Schestowitz on Wednesday 27th of July 2016 08:58:56 PM Filed under
The Linux Deepin File Manager Is a Thing of Beauty
China-based Linux distro Deepin has shown off its all-new desktop file manager. And to say it's pretty is an understatement.
GRadio Lets You Find, Listen to Radio Stations from the Ubuntu Desktop
Love to listen to the radio? My ol' pal Lolly did. But let's say you want to listen to the radio on Ubuntu. How do you do it? Well, the Ubuntu Software centre should always be the first dial you try, but you'll need to sift through a load of static to find a decent app.
Reprotest 0.2 released, with virtualization support
reprotest 0.2 is available in PyPi and should hit Debian soon. I have tested null (no container, build on the host system), schroot, and qemu, but it's likely that chroot, Linux containers (lxc/lxd), and quite possibly ssh are also working. I haven't tested the autopkgtest code on a non-Debian system, but again, it probably works. At this point, reprotest is not quite a replacement for the prebuilder script because I haven't implemented all the variations yet, but it offers better virtualization because it supports qemu, and it can build non-Debian software because it doesn't rely on pbuilder.
Calibre 2.63.0 eBook Converter and Viewer Adds Unicode 9.0 Support, Bugfixes
Kovid Goyal has released yet another maintenance update for his popular, open-source, free, and cross-platform Calibre ebook library management software, version 2.63.0.
Calibre 2.63.0 arrives two weeks after the release of the previous maintenance update, Calibre 2.62.0, which introduced support for the new Kindle Oasis ebook reader from Amazon, as well as reading and writing of EPUB 3 metadata.
Unfortunately, there aren't many interesting features added in the Calibre 2.63.0 release, except for the implementation of Unicode 9.0 support in the regex engine of the Edit Book feature that lets users edit books that contain characters encoded with the recently released Unicode 9.0 standard.
Mozilla Delivers Improved User Experience in Firefox for iOS
When we rolled out Firefox for iOS late last year, we got a tremendous response and millions of downloads. Lots of Firefox users were ecstatic they could use the browser they love on the iPhone or iPad they had chosen. Today, we're thrilled to release some big improvements to Firefox for iOS. These improvements will give users more speed, flexibility and choice, three things we care deeply about.
LibreOffice 5.2 Is Being Released Next Wednesday
One week from today will mark the release of LibreOffice 5.2 as the open-source office suite's latest major update.
LibreOffice 5.2 features a new (optional) single toolbar mode, bookmark improvements. new Calc spreadsheet functions (including forecasting functions), support for signature descriptions, support for OOXML signature import/export, and a wealth of other updates. There are also GTK3 user-interface improvements, OpenGL rendering improvements, multi-threaded 3D rendering, faster rendering, and more.
Blackmagic Design Finally Introduces Fusion 8 For Linux
Why Microsoft's revival of Skype for Linux is a big deal [Ed: This article is nonsense right from the headline. Web client is not Linux support. And it's spyware (centralised too).]
today's howtosSubmitted by Roy Schestowitz on Wednesday 27th of July 2016 08:58:16 PM Filed under
Linux Lexicon: Working With Files In Linux
Set a Real Time Photo of Earth as Your Linux Desktop Wallpaper
Perl tricks for system administrators
6 things to do after installing Arch Linux
Tutorial shows how to create a cheap, DIY IoT cloud platform
Building and Developing GStreamer using Visual Studio
monitoring HTTP requests on the fly
Avahi browsing example in Vala
A few Linux Commands that you must refrain from
Microsoft and LinuxSubmitted by Roy Schestowitz on Wednesday 27th of July 2016 08:57:53 PM Filed under
Microsoft gives the okay for SWORDY to come to Linux & SteamOS
Some good news! SWORDY has been given the green light to come to Linux & SteamOS by Microsoft, as the developer was a bit confused due to the Xbox One exclusive deal they have.
Run Windows natively on Mac and Linux without the hassle
Commercial Wine Interface CrossOver Improves Support for Microsoft Office 2010
GNOME NewsSubmitted by Roy Schestowitz on Wednesday 27th of July 2016 08:56:12 PM Filed under
gnome-boxes: Coder's log
So another two weeks have passed and it's time to sum things up and reflect a little on the struggles and accomplishments that have marked this time period, which was quite a bumpy ride compared to the others, but definitely more exciting.
GNOME Keysign 0.6
It's been a while since I reported on GNOME Keysign. The last few releases have been exciting, because they introduced nice features which I have been waiting long for getting around to implement them.
Testing for Usability
I recently came across a copy of Web Redesign 2.0: Workflow That Works (book, 2005) by Goto and Cotler. The book includes a chapter on "Testing for Usability" which is brief but informative. The authors comment that many websites are redesigned because customers want to add new feature or want to drive more traffic to the website. But they rarely ask the important questions: "How easy is it to use our website?" "How easily can visitors get to the information they want and need?" and "How easily does the website 'lead' visitors to do what you want them to do?" (That last question is interesting for certain markets, for example.)
SUSE LeftoversSubmitted by Roy Schestowitz on Wednesday 27th of July 2016 08:55:19 PM Filed under
Newest Tumbleweed snapshot updates KDE Applications
The latest openSUSE Tumbleweed snapshot has updated KDE Applications in the repositories to version 16.04.3.
Snapshot 20160724 had a considerably large amount of package updates for Tumbleweed KDE users, but other updates in the snapshot included updates to kiwi-config-openSUSE, Libzypp to version 16.1.3, yast2-installation to version 3.1.202 and Kernel-firmware to 2016071
Highlights of YaST development sprint 22
openSUSE Conference'16, Hackweek 14 and the various SUSE internal workshops are over. So it's time for the YaST team to go back to usual three-weeks-long development sprints… and with new sprints come new public reports!
With Leap 42.2 in Alpha phase and SLE12-SP2 in Beta phase our focus is on bugs fixing, so we don't have as much fancy stuff to show in this report. Still, here you are some bits you could find interesting.
Red Hat Financial NewsSubmitted by Roy Schestowitz on Wednesday 27th of July 2016 08:54:55 PM Filed under
Red Hat Unveils JBoss Data Grid 7 as Platform for Real-Time Data Analytics
Red Hat Inc. (RHT) Shares Sold by Panagora Asset Management Inc.
Red Hat, Inc. Common Stock (RHT) Investment Decreased by Strs Ohio
RHT Crosses Above Key Moving Average Level
Equity Watch: Share Strength in Review Red Hat, Inc. (NYSE:RHT)
Tuesday Session Roundup For Red Hat, Inc. (NYSE:RHT)
Unable to Shed Weakness, Shares Still in a Downtrend: Red Hat, Inc. (NYSE:RHT)
Android LeftoversSubmitted by Roy Schestowitz on Wednesday 27th of July 2016 08:53:57 PM Filed under
Smartphone Wars: iPhone 40.4M is about 12% market share for Q2 of 2016
Quick note from the smartphone wars amidst all the political coverage. Apple reported its Apr-Jun quarter results. iPhone sales 40.4 million, down 21% from the previous quarter.
Prisma is a pain in Android and users are venting it on social media
How to take control of your Android notifications
Google's "Tips and Tricks" Will Help You Master Android
Google Beefs Up Phone App's Spam-Fighting Skills
Top 10 Most Popular Smartphones Of 2016 In The US, India, China, And The World
Leftovers: OSS and SharingSubmitted by Roy Schestowitz on Wednesday 27th of July 2016 08:53:31 PM Filed under
Google's Open Source Spatial Audio Tool Joins its Virtual Reality Offering
The digital photography and digital audio arenas have been going through a renaissance for some time now, with 360-degree photo tools arriving that provide panoramic and immersive views of locations and SurroundSound-like audio experiences. On the photography and virtual reality front, Google recently announced that it open sourced VR View, a tool that lets developers tembed 360-degree photo and video content into sites and native apps. The images can be viewed on Cardboard viewers or through a single-lens viewer.
Now, Google has announced that it has open sourced Omnitone, a software tlibrary hat developers can use to integrate spatial audio with websites. The software is available now on GitHub under an Apache license.
Google has posted two videos featuring the spatial audio dynamics that you can achieve with Omnitone. The videos depict musicians that you can listen in on from various spatial angles.
Apache Software Foundation Serves Up Mesos Version 1.0
The Apache Software Foundation (ASF), which incubates more than 350 Open Source projects and initiatives, has announced the availability of Apache Mesos v1.0. In case you missed it, Mesos and related efforts from companies such as Mesosphere have already made a mighty impact on clustering, data center resource management and emerging data center operating systems.
Why you should avoid vanity metrics and measure what matters
In February 2011 we were "dinged" for what was clearly a slowdown in registrations. Something was very wrong, they said. The ship was clearly on fire, they said, and the community manager was at the helm. Not surprisingly, my LinkedIn activity picked up quite a bit that month. So what happened? Funny story—it turns out, in February we enabled a CAPTCHA on our registration form and started blocking spammers rather effectively, drastically depressing the new registration count. A few months later, after the analyst report, spammers figured out a way to get around the CAPTCHA, and things returned to "normal".
Koding open-sources its cloud IDE, integrates it into GitLab
Koding, a startup with technology for operating a cloud-based integrated development environment (IDE) for collaborative programming across devices, is announcing today that it's open-sourcing its core technology and making it a part of GitLab, the open-source source-code repository service.
With the push of a green button on GitLab repository pages, developers will be able to run any software on GitLab, with all the necessary dependencies already in place. "It almost feels like a part of GitLab," Koding cofounder and CEO Devrim Yasar told VentureBeat in an interview.
Astronaut Achieves 14 Consecutive Months of VistA Features and Fixes
One of the most prolific VistA developers on Earth Astronaut, LLC has just completed its 14th consecutive month of releasing new VistA features that are clinically tested and in production.
OpenBSD 6.0 pre-orders up
In addition, one of the six release songs has been released early. There will be another compilation CD titled "The songs 5.2 - 6.0" alongside the release.
Photos: School-minded Faculty Brewing Co. will be Vancouver's first open source brewery
"We want people to criticize and comment on them," Lozano explained. "People will be able to submit recipes that we can later brew and post online too, and then we can create open source recipes."
RISC-V on an FPGA, pt. 6
RISC-V on an FPGA, pt. 7
RISC-V on an FPGA, pt. 8
Which Programming Language Is Most Important To You In 2016?
Linux and FOSS EventsSubmitted by Roy Schestowitz on Wednesday 27th of July 2016 08:52:37 PM Filed under
Program Announced for Embedded Linux Conference and OpenIoT Summit Europe
OpenSummit: Open Source Software in—and for—Open Education
OpenStack Summit Barcelona: Vote for Presentations
The largest community FOSS conference you never heard of: OpenWest
Tucked into a corner of the Salt Lake Valley among the Rocky Mountains hides the largest community-organized free/open source technology conference you've never heard of. Weighing in at an impressive 1500 attendees, OpenWest is perhaps the third largest conference of its type in the United States, coming in behind SCaLE and LinuxFest Northwest.
Khronos Livestream SIGGRAPH 2016 Is Now Happening
Khronos Expands Focus On Safety Critical APIs
OpenwashingSubmitted by Roy Schestowitz on Wednesday 27th of July 2016 08:51:20 PM Filed under
AT&T, Amdocs Collaborate on NFV, Open Source [Ed: both are mass surveillance companies]
Amdocs (NASDAQ: DOX) will be the integrator for telecommunications companies and cloud developers who want to use AT&T's ECOMP platform to build their own software-centric network services. AT&T created and developed ECOMP and recently committed to releasing that code into open source. Amdocs will help companies deploy that open source software into their own networks. ECOMP is a vital tool for service providers struggling to meet today's network demands while preparing for an even greater load in the next few years from applications like virtual reality and augmented reality, 4K video and the Internet of Things.
AT&T, Amdocs to deliver open software solutions
AT&T working with Amdocs in open source SDN platform push
Amdocs inks deal with AT&T for ECOMP project
AT&T names Amdocs as systems integrator for its ECOMP virtual platform
Microsoft's ChakraCore JavaScript engine is coming to Linux and OS X
Teradata buys Big Data company to boost its open source analytics offering
Facebook Releases Open Source Software For Its Surround 360 Camera [Ed: Facebook is openwashing of all-seeing visual surveillance]
Facebook makes good on promise to open-source its 360-degree camera
Facebook open sources Surround 360 camera with Ikea-style instructions
Security LeftoversSubmitted by Roy Schestowitz on Wednesday 27th of July 2016 08:49:55 PM Filed under
Security advisories for Wednesday
New attack bypasses HTTPS protection on Macs, Windows, and Linux
HTTPS attack airs browsing habits of Linux, Mac and Windows users
A NEW ATTACK allows network operators, including anyone who owns a WiFi hotspot, to snoop on people's browsing habits and see any webpage they visit.
Fortunately, readers of the INQUIRER look at nothing more incriminating than the latest, hottest tech news, but other, less noble, netizens will no doubt be quaking in their onesies about now.
The attack works by bypassing the HTTPS encryption which is supposed to prevent this happening. HTTPS would normally prevent the operator seeing the URLs visited by users, but a new technique abuses Web Proxy Autodiscovery and exposes browser requests to any code the network owner wants to fling at it.
Itzik Kotler, CTO and co-founder, and Amit Klein, VP of security research, at security firm SafeBreach will demonstrate how the attack works at next week's Black Hat conference in a talk entitled Crippling HTTPS with Unholy PAC.
Hackers can bypass HTTPS protection on Windows, Linux and Mac PCs
One of the main reason why all of us trust websites with HTTPS is because the surfing on such sites is invisible to hackers. Most of us are taught to believe that websites with HTTPS encryption are hacker and snooping proof.
Flaw in HTTPS encryption enables network operators to eavesdrop on web users
HTTPS bypass allows network operators to snoop on users' browsing habits
GuardiCore Unveils Infection Monkey Open Source Cyber Security Testing Tool, Presents At Black Hat 2016
GuardiCore, a leader in internal data center security and breach detection, today made its Infection Monkey testing tool freely available to the public security community at large. Designed to test the resiliency of modern data centers against cyber attacks, the Infection Monkey was developed as an open source tool by GuardiCore's research group, led by seasoned cyber security researcher Ofri Ziv.
Ubuntu OTA-12Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Wednesday 27th of July 2016 07:57:13 PM Filed under
Ubuntu OTA 12, Latest Update to Ubuntu Phone, Rolling Out Now
Ubuntu OTA-12, the latest update for Ubuntu Phone and Tablet, has begun roll out. We show you what's new.
Ubuntu OTA-12 Bringing More Features & Improvements To Mobile Ubuntu
Ubuntu OTA-12 is being released today by Canonical as the latest over-the-air update for Ubuntu tablet/phone users.
Ubuntu OTA-12 is bringing wireless display support to supported devices, fingerprint unlock for the Meizu PRO 5 device, color emojis for the on-screen keyboard, improvements to the built-in web browser, and through the command-line it's possible to install traditional Ubuntu apps as part of the converged experience. The OTA-12 update does bundle in Libertine.
32-bit Arduino Leonardo clone maker offers "ChipKIT Lenny" previewSubmitted by Rianne Schestowitz on Wednesday 27th of July 2016 07:49:53 PM Filed under
"chipKIT Lenny" is a PIC32-based Arduino Leonardo clone with more RAM and flash, and a multifunction microUSB port. Sneak preview boards are now available.
Majenko Technologies has built an Arduino Leonardo compatible board supported by the open source chipKIT project, which like all chipKIT boards features a MIPS-based Microchip PIC32 microcontroller unit instead of an ATmega32u4. (See farther below for more on chipKIT.) The chipKIT Lenny was teased by the chipKIT project in late June, and is now being released by Majenko in a preview version priced at 19 UK Pounds (currently about $25).
Cyanogen OS vs Android: what's the difference?Submitted by Rianne Schestowitz on Wednesday 27th of July 2016 07:46:50 PM Filed under
It may have started as Google's obligatory answer to the iPhone, but Android has grown into a much-beloved operating system that's currently used by over 107 million people in the U.S. alone and almost one-and-a-half billion worldwide. Much of what makes Android special also distinguishes it from competitors: its power, versatility, and customizability.
But this isn't a love ode to Google's popular software. Instead, we're going to discuss some of the key differences between Google's Android and Cyanogen OS, a modified, third-party version of Android that brings added features and gives users additional control over their devices. So let's jump right in.
AMD and FOSSSubmitted by Roy Schestowitz on Wednesday 27th of July 2016 07:32:35 PM Filed under
Introducing a New Line of Graphics Cards for "The Art of the Impossible"
Free Radeon
Remember the bad old days when GNU/Linux systems struggled without proper drivers for video-cards? Well, they're gone with AMD. They've produced a very powerful line of powerful graphics cards designed for demanding professionals including those using GNU/Linux.
AMD Open Sources Professional GPU-Optimized Photorealistic Renderer
AMD today announced that its powerful physically-based rendering engine is becoming open source, giving developers access to the source code.
nables creators to bring ideas to life through high-performance applications and workflows enhanced by photorealistic rendering. Alongside Radeon ProRender, developers also have access to Radeon Rays on GPUOpen.com, a high-efficiency, high-performance, heterogeneous ray tracing intersection library for GPU, CPU or APU on virtually any platform. GPUOpen is an AMD initiative designed to assist developers in creating ground-breaking games, professional graphics applications and GPU computing applications with superior performance and lifelike experiences, using no-cost open development tools and software.
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Wow, this tasted very different than I thought it would... in a good way. I guess the mashed vegetables add some sweetness to the dish, and that really worked for me. I think next time I'll add some brown sugar to this, but I'm definitely making this again.
This was pretty good and you feel great knowing it's healthier than a baked potato. I sprinkled the top with grated cheddar before heating in the oven. I'll have to say, coming from the South, it could use a little spice (which I'll do next time) Thanks for posting recipe!
I just started the Weight Watchers diet and tried this recipe. It was really good and made a lot of food for a few points. I added fat-free cheese and that made it even better in my opinion (I love cheese -- if doing the PointsPlus plan, you must add 1 pt for the cheese). Thanks for a keeper recipe, Marsha. I will use it again!
It is hard to believe you get this much flavor in such little points. I did not use the cottage cheese. I used butter buds for added flavor. These were just really great and I will be making them often!
DH has just recently started WW and he loved this recipe as did my non-WW parents. I made with Spinach-Ricotta Rolled Turkey Breasts, as pictured. I followed the recipe exactly except for substituting onion powder for onion, since my dad is sensitive to onion.
This is delicious. Even the kids' went for more. Everyone know kids don't like veggies very much.

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The G Train Is Back, So We Can All Resume Complaining About It
After five weeks of beauty sleep and Sandy repairs, the G train is back in service between Nassau Avenue in Brooklyn and Court Square in Queens. Time to resume your awkward jogs to the middle of the platform, as well as your ceaseless complaints about the train's unpredictable schedule, long wait times, and overall suck.
The G was out between Brooklyn and Queens for a good chunk of the summer as part of the Metropolitan Transit Authority's post-Sandy Fix and Fortify program. The MTA announced its return with a jubilant tweet at the crack of dawn this morning:
The G is back! pic.twitter.com/mJHC9phGJM
— NYCT Subway Service (@NYCTSubway) September 2, 2014
For a time, especially very early in the day, everything was beautiful and perfect and nothing hurt in G commuter-land:
People on the Queens-bound Nassau Ave platform clapped when the G train pulled up this morning. #mta
— Caitlin Tremblay (@ctrembz) September 2, 2014
All is right in the world. G Train is back and so is the guy with the tote bag of cats wearing roller skates.
— beth kushner (@bekushner) September 2, 2014
I don't even live in New York anymore, and I'm excited that the G train is running again.
— Abigail O'Keefe (@DaRiveter) September 2, 2014
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One gentleman even composed an exuberant one-act play about the G's safe return, which we'll just leave here:
to commeorate the return of the G train, i've written this dramatic screenplay @greenpointers @mta "G is Back" http://t.co/FOpnIWiQdo
— Kevin D'Angelo (@kevdangelo) September 2, 2014
But soon enough, the complaints resumed.
I thought that after working on the G train for 3 months it would have looked a little nicer. I guess not.
— Melissa Ann Sharkey (@sharksterrr) September 2, 2014
I love how it's simply impossible to definitively figure out whether the G train is running on a normal schedule today. @MTA
— joe mueller (@JosephPMueller) September 2, 2014
A common refrain over the past five weeks has been that the shuttle buses that took the G's place for the hiatus were better than the actual trains, as in faster, more frequent, and just all-around less irritating:
Very upset that the G train is coming back. The G shuttle was a lot more reliable
— Saffia Rahimtoola (@srahimtoola) September 2, 2014
Look I'm just going to say it. I am sad the G train is back. I loved the shuttle. I'M SORRY!!!!!!
— Geoff Garlock (@GGARLOCK) September 2, 2014
Happy G Train day, commuters who have to go back to the train instead of the faster and more frequent replacement busses.
— erin mccann (@mccanner) September 2, 2014
But MTA spokesman Adam Lisberg says regular shuttle buses aren't an option.
"Shuttle buses are far more expensive to operate than subway trains," he explains. "They get stuck in traffic, they clog the streets near subway stations and they force customers to transfer. But if you like shuttle buses, download our 'Weekender' app so you can find out whether any shuttles are running because of weekend construction work."
With that in mind, we'll note that the G is out between Bedford-Nostrand and Church all week long between 10 p.m. and 5 a.m. for more repairs.
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Cialdini selected the triggers he felt were the most important, and dedicated a chapter to each.
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Since I first read this book many years ago, I have been watching to see if the circumstances I see support or invalidate Professor Cialdini's points. By a margin of about 9 to 1, Cialdini wins.
Given that we are easily manipulated by our desire to be and to appear to be consistent with our past actions and statements, swayed by what the crowd is doing, and various other mechanisms, the only way we can be armed against unscrupulous marketing is to be as aware of these factors are the marketers are.
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A use of third party, actually a fair-minded third party to clear up the issues in a divorce can be an excellent option for some of the divorce needing couples. The couples usually sit down in a relaxed way with the third party. Even if either any one of the partner don't feel anticipated to mediate or when both the partners consider the emotional and financial costs, in a divorce, then giving mediation a bid is the best. If anyone wants a fruitful mediation experience, he or she should consider these statements. It's an alternative for the divorce cases of courts.
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The choice of divorce is a bilateral affair
The decision of divorce is mutual affair, which means that both the partners are well prepared and ready to be divorced. When it is mutual, the spouses find it very easier to start engaging together on an agreement with the help of a mediator. If it is not mutual, then hiring a mediator is very excellent option.
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Not every person is well trained in mediation. If the mediator is not well known to you, he or she may take away your confidential information and your money. He or she should have completed a basic course on mediation.
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Last week at the Republican National Convention Donald Trump officially became the Republicans' nominee for president. There is much to say about what Trump—and, probably more importantly, Trumpism—means, what effects his candidacy has had, and so on. We have a number of theoretical tools and historical examples from which to draw some conclusions. In recent months there have been lots of bad pieces about Trump and some good ones. (I've especially appreciated the analyses from Kerry Mitchell, Elijah Siegler, and Finbarr Curtis.) Trump's place in American religious history is unclear to me, other than as a reaffirmation that white nationalism must remain a key part of our narratives.
A number of commentators noticed the RNC's lack of social conservatism and talk of the "family values" of the Religious Right, including reproductive issues. Maybe the culture wars—or, as Peter Thiel put it during his RNC speech, the distracting "fake culture wars"—are over. Maybe the Religious Right has lost so much power, by ceding it so totally to one party, that their influence is basically nil. I admit that this conclusion does seem plausible. But we've heard premature pronouncements of the Religious Right's death before. Many times. Now, here I could say something about how "the evangelicals" don't exist, or we could parse "social conservatism." Instead I'll just say that it's probably true that most people don't care what James Dobson has to say anymore, but it's also very unlikely that social conservatism is dead, even as it probably cannot be the primary calling card of a successful national politician. Recently, "religious liberty" has become, in popular discourse and in legislation, social conservatives' chosen method of opposing cultural and legal changes regarding sex and gender. It is noteworthy, I think, that the most effective opposition to civil rights advances for minority groups (LGBT people) is to reframe the matter as an impingement upon the rights of a different "minority" group (evangelicals or social conservatives.) At any rate, though, these issues probably aren't going away any time soon, and to whatever extent the "Religious Right" survives, it likely will be as a self-consciously oppositional, reactionary force.
Which leads me to today's repost. Jesus wasn't the only important Republican missing from the RNC last week. Republican Senator Ben Sasse, a key leader in the #NeverTrump movement, opted to skip the convention and instead "take his kids to watch some dumpster fires." I wrote about Sasse on this blog a couple years ago, before he had won his Senate seat and before anyone thought Donald Trump would be the Republican nominee. I've reposted that piece here. I think it worth revisiting because Sasse locates the origins of the Religious Right in a self-consciously oppositional politics, a movement that defined itself against its opponents. When I wrote the piece, I was thinking about the Tea Party and the obstructionist strategies of the Republicans in Congress, who seemed to lack a coherent ideology or program other than opposition to President Obama. But now, two years later, we might have other things in mind. Throughout the RNC, speaker after speaker told us very little about Donald Trump and very much about his opponent and her faults. In his speech Trump advanced almost no policy ideas or plans for the future, but he did say a lot about what he opposes, what we should fear, and the dangers from which only he can save us.
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ASMP Board Selects Next Executive Director
The Board of Directors of ASMP has announced the selection of Thomas R. Kennedy as the Society's Executive Director, effective January 1, 2015. Kennedy is an internationally known visual communicator with extensive experience in print and online journalism. According to ASMP National Board Chair Gail Mooney, "We are delighted to welcome Tom as the new Executive Director of ASMP and look forward to his vision and guidance." Kennedy said, "ASMP needs to help its members navigate through the turbulence induced by changes to the media landscape. That turbulence, which has affected how our ASMP members can make their living, requires building of community, wise positioning and agility in the face of the changes being unleashed. Notwithstanding these challenges, I see this as a tremendous time for professional photographers to be in the vanguard for visual storytelling." Kennedy has led teams of visual journalists, managed large departmental budgets and directed and edited journalism projects that have earned Pulitzer Prizes, Emmy Awards, the George Foster Peabody Award, and multiple Edward R. Murrow Awards for web-based journalism. Kennedy has also taught for a number of academic programs as an adjunct professor and, most recently, he has been a multimedia consultant, advising individual photographers and organizations on the use of visual communication. Read more about Tom here.
ASMP at Photo Plus Expo
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ASMP members are now able to watch and listen to recordings of ASMP's popular Business as unUsual and evolution/revolution webinars whenever and wherever - with or without internet access. Simply download the new MP4 files at asmp.org/webinars.
George Kamper has produced a new video, Beauty and the Reef, which is an underwater ballet. To see the video and read about it, go here.
Greg Vaughn's guidebook, Photographing Washington, won Silver in the Travel category in the annual Benjamin Franklin Awards, which honor excellence in editorial content and design. Greg's earlier book, Photographing Oregon, won Gold in 2010. Both books are part of a series of award-winning location guides for photographers published by PhotoTripUSA.
Scott David Gordon is part of a group portrait photography show, Face Value, at the Austin,Texas Davis Gallery through October 18. Learn more and listen to the radio interview here.
Al Satterwhite's books are now available on iTunes: Carroll Shelby The Road to Victory; Hunter S. Thompson: The Cozumel Diary; and the Racers. For more info, go here.
Ed McDonald, a graduate of the Southeast Center for Photographic Studies at Daytona State College, was recently profiled in an Alumni Feature. Among his honors cited were his selection by the The Black Book AR100 for one of the top ten best photographed annual reports in the world. Read more.
Executive Director Eugene Mopsik represented photography creators at the Kernochan Center Annual Symposium titled Creation Is Not Its Own Reward: Making Copyright Work For Authors and Performers. Specific program info can be found here.
In Memoriam: Wyssphoto, Inc. founder Laura Wyss passed away from Ovarian Cancer after fighting it for the past few months. Her death is a tremendous blow to all who knew and loved her. She was a longtime friend of ASMPNY and a recent portfolio reviewer.
ASMP Chicago/Midwest to Hold Group Exhibit
ASMP/Chicago-Midwest will hold a group exhibit, "EXISTENCE" from November 7 - 21st at the Martha Schneider Gallery in River North, Chicago - 230 W. Superior. The Think Tank Committee and its chair, Elie Berkman, asked "what does existence look like to you? "and encouraged members to search into philosophical interpretations while making new work based on EXISTENCE. This juried competition was judged by Martha Schneider - gallery owner, Dennis Manarchy - photographer and Mrs. Yao Wang, president of the China Photographers Association in Beijing. An opening reception is scheduled for Friday, November 7, 2014 from 5-8 PM. The photographers will discuss their work at an Artists' Talk on Saturday, November 8th from 10 AM - noon.
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Blinkbid Offers Exclusive Deal
Blinkbid is the world's best estimating, production, and invoicing software for photographers. Used by producers, photographers and agencies, the clear, readable bids are loved by art buyers and designers. ASMP members already enjoy a $50 discount off Blinkbid's retail price. Now, Blinkbid's adding another $20 to the discount - an exclusive for ASMP members through October 28th. For info, go here.
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Taylor & Taylor Adds New Insurance Option
Taylor & Taylor's ASMP Prosurance is an insurance program designed specifically for professional photographers. They have recently added an additional option to increase the coverage for ASMP members for a small additional premium. Find out more here.
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The Illumination Experience Tour delivers an intense educational experience about the fundamentals of cinematography. Taught by Shane Hurlbut, A.S.C.-Director of Photography for 18 Hollywood films-this full-day workshop will teach you powerful principles and techniques you can immediately use in your filmmaking projects. Tour ends November 17th! ASMP members get a $25 discount on all registration options. Find out more here.
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InfoTrends, a leading market research and consultancy firm, is conducting a study with professional photographers to better understand their use of technology, future requirements, and new business services. The results will be used to determine the impact of digital photography on your business, and to identify opportunities and threats to help you navigate through this rapidly changing marketplace. The survey will take 15-30 minutes to complete. As thanks for your time and valuable insights, a $25 Amazon.com gift certificate will be sent to 100 randomly chosen respondents, and all respondents will be entered into a drawing for $500. Take the survey here
New PhotoShelter Guide Available
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YPA Lecture Series Presents Photo Editor Amy Wolff
As part of its ongoing photography lecture series, Young Photographers Alliance (YPA) is presenting Amy Wolff, Photo Editor of Photo District News (PDN) and Co-Founder of CoEdit Collection this month. Amy will discuss her career, her passion for photography, and what photo editors are looking for in a photographer's portfolio. When: Wednesday, October 22, 2014 from 7:30 PM to 10:00 PM (EDT) Where: Steve Giralt Photography Studio, 347 West 36th Street, New York, NY. For more information and to register for the lecture go here.
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Joanna Coles' Ab Fab Fantasy Realized
"There is no agenda for this lunch other than for me to worship at the feet of the two funniest comedians I've ever seen on television, the great Jennifer Saunders and Joanna Lumley," Cosmo's Joanna Coles said yesterday on Hearst Tower's 44th floor for a non-agenda meal with the stars of the iconic institution known as Absolutely Fabulous. The lunch coincides with
Jessica Alba Toasts Her InStyle Cover with a Chic Set at La Sirena
Jessica Alba, Ariel Foxman and the team at InStyle, plus a fashion crew including Prabal Gurung, Jennifer Fisher, the Baja East guys, and more, gathered on the private terrace of Mario Batali's newly opened La Sirena yesterday to toast the July cover, where Alba, and all her natural beauty, take front and center. Though busy juggling The Honest Company and Hollywood, Alba took a moment to
Nina Dobrev Is Covet Fashion's Newest Host
Nina Dobrev is following in the footsteps of Emma Roberts and Gabrielle Union as Covet Fashion's newest celeb host. Now through mid-April, app users will be able to get to style the model's and actress' avatar for an array of real-world fashion challenges, including movie premieres, dinner parties, and more. "I couldn't be more excited to partner with
Rebecca Minkoff Fall/Winter 2016
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Tom Ford to Show Autumn/Winter '16 Collections in September
Tom Ford announced that he will present his Autumn/Winter 2016/2017 menswear and womenswear collections in early September to align the show with store deliveries in an effort to "close the gap between runway and retail." And so it begins…Ford's announcement is the latest from a handful of designers who have declared they will now be showing in season.
The Daily Roundup: Is Isabel Marant for Sale? Kate Moss to Launch Interior Design Biz
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The traditional NYFW routine has consumers waiting months before they can shop the collections they see on runways and editors' social media accounts. Now Rebecca Minkoff is switching things up—come February, the designer plans to show pieces readily available for purchase instead of what's planned for her Fall/Winter 2016 collection. The decision is a response to customers' shopping habits and demands,
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ESPN.com senior writer Len Pasquarelli is the 2008 recipient of the Dick McCann Memorial Award, named after the first director of the Pro Football Hall of Fame. The award is presented by the Pro Football Writers of America in recognition of long and distinguished reporting in the field of pro football. Pasquarelli, who has been recovering from heart surgery since the Super Bowl in February, made the following remarks upon receiving the award at a Hall of Fame ceremony Friday night in Canton, Ohio:
"I am proud and humbled and grateful to stand on the shoulders of people like Vito Stellino, Ira Miller, Jerry Magee, the late Will McDonough, all of whom won this award. They were my mentors, and I'm certainly hopeful that I can mentor some of the upcoming writers in their coverage of the greatest game on earth.
"Several weeks ago during my rehabilitation, during which I watched way too much TV -- I'm an expert on One Life to Live, Days of Our Lives, etc. -- I watched an interview with Glenn Frey, the co-founder of the Eagles. He was asked by Steve Kroft of 60 Minutes why the Eagles' new album, which took 28 years to record, sounded like many of their old albums. And he simply said, 'Words are not replenishable resources.' I took those words to heart, because they allow me to finally say the things that are on my mind, and to say thank you.
"I need to thank a lot of people tonight, starting with -- and she's going to kill me when I say this -- my sainted wife Susan. She's been taking care of me for a lot of years, and has really taken care of me the last two years. She raised my wonderful children -- who are here, along with my son's fiancé. Thanks to my younger brother and my younger sister, who have taken great care of my parents over the last few years, who are in a nursing home in Pittsburgh. They taught me the importance of doing the little things well, and in treating this job as a privilege more than anything else.
"So as I said, I'm proud to stand on the shoulders of all of the people who came before me, and am grateful for their mentorship. I want to thank Commissioner Roger Goodell and various vice presidents of the NFL here tonight for their graciousness to me. I want to thank my employer, ESPN, for being very gracious and patient as I have rehabilitated -- especially Patrick Stiegman, John Skipper, John Banks and all of the people at ESPN.com, who have been great.
"And finally, to my mentor of all time, Chris Mortensen, who was there when I needed it the most -- whom we trusted with the duty of calling my children and telling them I was undergoing quintuple bypass surgery in February. Then in April, when I didn't know what was still bothering me, my wife called Chris Mortensen and said, 'Chris, use all of your resources to find the best intern in America to find out what's the matter with my husband, and why he's been lying on the couch for three weeks. It can't be the heart surgery.' The next day, the personal physician of Arthur Blank, owner of the Atlanta Falcons, called me. He set me straight on what was ailing me, and hopefully I'll be back again at some point soon, covering this great game again.
"And my winning of this award would not be complete without my thanking of three doctors of St. Joseph's Hospital in Phoenix, who were my guardian angels, and who helped me on Super Bowl Sunday undergo that bypass. ... Thank all of you very much.
"If I had to leave you with one message tonight, it would be: 'Do the little things well, and do them over and over again.' There's no way Fred Dean and Andre Tippett got all of those sacks without practicing that swim move or cornering that quarterback. There's no way Darrell Green or Emmitt Thomas could intercept a pass without covering a lot of 8-yard outs during practice. There's no way Art Monk made the Hall of Fame without catching all of those short passes, along with the long passes, and walking to the huddle along with John Riggins. There's no way Gary Zimmerman would have made it without all of those cut blocks for a lot of years in Denver, and non-cut blocks in Minnesota, becoming one of the greatest tackles of all time.
"So appreciate the little things. They do mean a lot in life. If you do the little things over and over enough, small victories can add up. And I hope that they add up for me real soon so I can get back to covering this game I love so much.
"Thank you again to Commissioner Goodell, everybody from the Hall of Fame and everyone who is here tonight. This has been a wonderful weekend. Canton, you've outdone yourself, believe me."


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Start-up or back-up: post-referendum impact on business plans
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Citywire 10k: video highlights
Citywire held its sixth annual charity run last week, which hosted over 200 people and raised £14,000. Here are the video highlights.
On the Road... in the South West
The On the Road team travelled to the corners of Devon and Cornwall to find out more about the wealth management scene in South West England, writes Ted Monroe.
BlackRock's Whitestone: why shorting pubs paid off
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