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Brenda c. McFarland 5/28/2007 10:55:25 PMOh my gosh! This is just fabulous! Way to go on this picture!! #663946
maria Warren 5/28/2007 11:20:02 PMoh wow I am sure she loves this photo its so beautiful awesome job #4341016
Suzanne M. McAndrew 5/29/2007 3:30:29 AMI have a cousins wedding to shoot late afternoon-evening and I could only pray to get an image like this! This is incredible!! #4341373
Jeff Robinson 5/29/2007 4:36:18 AMVery nice work! Jeff #4341837
Kristin M. Morales 5/29/2007 6:22:31 AMstunning and impactful image. Excellent job with the lighting. Would love to know what off camera lighting you used. Perfection! #4342369
Deborah T. Ouzts 5/29/2007 9:55:55 AMThank you so much everyone! I shoot at this location a lot and it is not very often that I get a sky as awesome as this, I feel like I can't really take credit for how awesome this shot is because it is the sky that makes it! :) Kristin, I have a bunch of 580ex flashes that I use with my 30D, I have one on my camera used as the master and my husband is holding another flash (used as slave) just off to my right. Thanks again! #4343123
Sarah J. Fowler 5/29/2007 4:33:16 PMAbsolutely stunning - I shoot weddings and would love to have a shot like this in my portfolio. The contrast of color in this shot is impressive - not just anybody could pull this off as a photographer. I bet you sure had a happy bride! #4344292
Lynn Crawford 5/29/2007 8:04:44 PMWOW this is beautiufl Deborah :) #4344949
Darrel L. Larson 5/29/2007 9:33:59 PMWOW! WOW! WOW! That is a beautiful stunning wedding shot. #4345161
Deborah T. Ouzts 5/29/2007 10:54:39 PMThank you, Thank you! :) #4345221
Susan Fox 5/31/2007 6:17:57 AMBeautiful! Fantastic color and lighting and great compostion too. Love it! #4350702
Anna Diederich 5/31/2007 3:13:34 PMThis is just stunning!! #4352045
Deborah T. Ouzts 5/31/2007 3:19:29 PMThank you so much, Susan and Anna! :) #4352060
Lisa J. Boulden 6/1/2007 10:43:45 AMDeborah, what a STUNNING bridal image!!! I'm sure the bride was elated with this. Sure, the sky cooperated in this shot, but your talent certainly shines throughout the image--Lisa #4355031
Deborah T. Ouzts 6/1/2007 1:20:02 PMThank you so much Lisa! The Bride was beyond happy with this, so was her fiance! She said she showed her dad and he thought it was a painting! :) #4355349
Susie Peek-Swint 6/4/2007 12:29:07 PMSimply stunning ~ I agree with all the above comments ... this one's a winner! #4365047
Deborah T. Ouzts 6/4/2007 12:52:51 PMthank you Susie! #4365094
Stefania Barbier 6/5/2007 6:27:39 AMamazing... great shot! #4367741
Lisa R. Buffington 6/6/2007 12:30:04 PMWOW! Absolutely stunning. This shot was in Editor's First Picks, congrats. #4372677
Deborah T. Ouzts 6/6/2007 12:46:11 PMThank you Stefania and Lisa! Lisa I didn't know that, thanks!! #4372718
Shannon Davis Brier 6/7/2007 5:28:38 PMOh my gosh!!! I bet you had one weepy, with joy of course, bride. It's stunning. Simply stunning. Her pose with that sky...amazing. #4376800
anonymous 6/26/2007 5:06:37 PMCongratulations on your beautiful finalist Deborah! #4441838
Deborah T. Ouzts 6/26/2007 5:31:11 PMWoo-hoo! Thanks!! #4442125
Sharon King 6/26/2007 7:12:21 PMThis is so Beautiful...Congrats! #4443510
Carla Metzler 6/27/2007 5:49:25 AMCongratulations!!! #4446754
Howard A. Wimpee 6/27/2007 10:17:52 AMThat is one awsome and beautiful portrait!!! Congratulations!!!! #4448714
Brenda c. McFarland 6/27/2007 10:35:45 AMYeah!!! I hope you win with this!! I am happy to see it made the finals!! #4448837
Deborah T. Ouzts 6/27/2007 12:14:55 PMThank you so much everyone, it means so much to me! I'm excited!! I am shooting this brides wedding next weekend and they want this big on canvas, so far everyone in her family who has seen her photos has flipped out! It should be a beautiful wedding! #4449399
Roger Fry 6/28/2007 1:15:48 PMWow ! The bride must be well impressed with this ! Congratulations on being a finalist !
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Heidi Brand 7/18/2007 7:38:24 AMThis is a stunning image! Congrats on being a finalist. #4522491
Evy Johansen 7/29/2007 12:39:04 AMWow.. awesome image!! Big congratulations on your POTD, Deborah!! #4573558
Mary K. Robison 7/29/2007 3:22:00 AMBrilliant image, Deborah! Judging by this, that wedding album is going to be fantastic!
Bill Houghton 7/29/2007 3:34:54 AMThis is a beautiful shot Deborah. Very well done. Congratulations.
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Josselyne Klecanda 7/29/2007 4:21:57 AMIncredibly beautiful! WOW! #4573824
Milan Banik 7/29/2007 5:08:23 AMbeautiful composition.congrates #4573941
Joy Rector 7/29/2007 5:17:49 AMcongrats on the POTD #4573992
Carol Dibble 7/29/2007 5:31:30 AMAmazing image...congrats on finalist and POTD! #4574046
Jeff Robinson 7/29/2007 6:00:51 AMCongrats Deborah on your very well deserved POTD! Jeff #4574168
Nancy L. Green 7/29/2007 6:20:07 AMWhat an unusual and beautiful bridal photo!!! GORGEOUS!!! Congratulations on a wonderful POTD!!! <>< #4574234
Lisa J. Boulden 7/29/2007 6:30:36 AMI just had to revisit this when I heard the great news!!!
Paul Goodman 7/29/2007 6:54:32 AMCongrats on POTD, this is an Awesome Bridal Photo. #4574307
Joe D. Horn 7/29/2007 7:17:39 AMAmazing picture - absolutely outstanding!!! Nice work!! #4574345
Jim Britt 7/29/2007 7:24:23 AMGreat shot. Nice contrast. Congrats on POTD. #4574363
Deborah A. Ciullo 7/29/2007 7:42:18 AMStunningly Beautiful Shot Deborah! Congratulations on this FANTASTIC capture!!! #4574413
Chris Hayes 7/29/2007 8:58:42 AMWow. Holy cr@p. Amazing. #4574581
Lori L. Thomas 7/29/2007 9:21:11 AMWhere did you shoot this at? #4574632
Lisa Atkins 7/29/2007 10:05:34 AMNow, THAT, is a portrait!!!! Beautiful! Congrats on photo of the day, and making the finals. Looks more like a grand prize winner, to me. #4574754
Ernie Atkins 7/29/2007 10:09:53 AMI would like to know how much of the exposure was from the available outdoor lighting and how much from the two flash units. Also do you remember what the ratio was between falsh untis?
Incredible composition, as well. Great pose at power point with nice diagonal lines and, of course, the sky. Awesome shot - congrats. #4574768
Shelly A. Van Camp 7/29/2007 10:21:14 AMVery Beautiful image...super! #4574797
Toni Hopper 7/29/2007 10:29:57 AMDeborah, awesome!!!! #4574817
RC Fritz 7/29/2007 12:31:17 PMAwesome POTD. Congrats! #4575141
Anthony Jefferies 7/29/2007 1:22:09 PMSo the trick is to use your husband as a slave Deb, is that what you say? Seriously, what works for me is the story or stories that take this picture beyond your average wedding shot. Is this a snowball melting in the heat of love? Is this a unique human being, standing, perfect when all around is burning? Apart from the technical brilliance (with your husband holding the slave flash) this what strikes me. #4575247
Ronald Balthazor 7/29/2007 1:47:47 PMHot! #4575347
Diane L. Thomas 7/29/2007 2:14:24 PMWhat a great capture, It is beautiful and I know the bride was pleased. Diane Thomas #4575441
Keith L. Clayton 7/29/2007 3:01:53 PMSuper dramatic shot! I love this image. Very well done! #4575525
Donna La Mattino Pagakis 7/29/2007 3:33:11 PMDramatic and beautiful keepsake, excellent image. A great potd, congratulations! #4575642
Denise Denomy 7/29/2007 3:43:18 PMThere is nothing left to say but STUNNING! #4575676
Mary Clarke 7/29/2007 3:45:58 PMCongratulations on POTD Deborah, lovely image #4575682
Patricia Ronan 7/29/2007 3:48:32 PMBeautiful image! Congrats on your POTD:) #4575687
Deborah T. Ouzts 7/29/2007 4:26:15 PMWow! I am so overwelmed!! Thank you so so much for all your kind words, it has totoally maked me day!!
Vicki Hunt 7/30/2007 6:11:58 AMThis is really wonderful! Congratulations! #4577880
Cortney B. Teeples 7/30/2007 8:17:27 AMThis bride made one right decision for her wedding and that was to hire you! Well done! I just hope she lucked out with picking her groom too! :) #4578346
Cortney B. Teeples 8/4/2007 6:46:58 AMAmazing shot! This looks like it belongs on the cover of a bride's magazine. #4599885
Jessica L. Lyczynski 9/27/2007 10:34:46 AMAMAZING!!!! This is a beautiful photo! did you use any special filters on this? I love this photo! #4853505
Deborah T. Ouzts 9/27/2007 11:34:42 AMHi Jessica, thanks for your comment!! I did not use filters of any kind, that is really what the sky looked like that night and our city is surrounded by red rocks, it is a great place for bridals! #4853737
Elmer E. Fleagle 11/27/2007 5:03:12 PMThe contrast of the gown and the sky really stands out. I have read through most of the comments on this photo and agree with most. A photo well done. #5138188
Deborah T. Ouzts 11/27/2007 7:24:35 PMThank you so much Elmer! It means a lot to me! #5139136
Tony P. Bernhoffer 1/10/2008 12:31:04 PMHot photo! Makes me think of the 1970 song VENUS by Shockng Blue-SHE'S MY VENUS, SHE'S MY FIRE; AT MY DESIRE! Cool and far out! #5320539
Audra Hughes 1/11/2008 5:57:05 AMAbsolutely BEAUTIFUL! #5323762
Deborah T. Ouzts 1/11/2008 12:33:52 PMThanks so much!! Tony, that made me laugh! The Bride ordered this as a 40x60 on gallery wrap canvas, it turned out amazing! Thanks again everyone! #5325227
Jenni Ms Petterson 2/19/2008 1:11:04 PMSimply divine, great job #5517089
Lisa Kryschuk 6/5/2008 4:24:07 PMSTUNNING!!!!! #6023549
Spring brings us some great sunsets! Metered off the sky and then the bride was lit up by an off camera flash.
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Companies involved in the controversial Ridgewood Lakes sand mine will have to file a new application for County Commission approval if they're interested in resuming work.
BARTOW | Companies involved in the controversial Ridgewood Lakes sand mine will have to file a new application for County Commission approval if they're interested in resuming work.
"That's my understanding," said John Bohde, the county planner who reviewed the case.
The 2011 County Commission development order was quashed in January by Circuit Judge William Bruce Smith. Last week, Judge Smith also denied a motion filed by Polk County and the companies involved in the mining project — Bishop & Buttrey and JML Land LLC — to reconsider his order.
The ruling came in response to a lawsuit filed by area residents opposed to the mine.
Bohde said Monday the companies have not filed a new application, which would have to be reviewed by county staff and then go to the Planning Commission and the County Commission.
Tim Campbell, the lawyer representing Bishop & Buttrey and JML Land, did not respond to a request for comment on his clients' intentions.
As a result, it's unclear when or if the case, which involved leveling a 92-acre sandhill area to get sand for road building projects, will return.
Meanwhile, county planners have proposed changes in the county's development codes to fix sections of the development code relating to the types of roads that can be used for mine traffic and the protection of drinking water wells.
The development code amendment is intended to fix problems cited in judge's order as a basis for overturning the County Commission's 2011 approval of the project because it was at odds with the county's own development regulations.
Hearings on the code revision are scheduled to be considered by the Planning Commission in April and by the County Commission in May.
The County Commission voted 4-1 to approve the permit over the objections of residents in Ridgewood Lakes and in the adjacent Oak Haven subdivision and overturned a 4-3 denial of the project by the Polk County Planning Commission.
Residents opposed the mine because they felt the noise, dust and traffic from the operation would disrupt their communities' peace and quiet. Oak Haven residents were also concerned about the effect the mining would have on their wells.
Bishop & Buttrey, the mining company, and JML Land LLC, the developer of Ridgewood Lakes, argued the project was necessary to generate income during the housing slump and to provide needed material for area road projects. They disputed residents' concerns that the project would cause noise and dust problems, arguing it would be adequately buffered.
If there is a new hearing, it will involve a new County Commission as well as a revised development code.
Commissioner Bob English, who cast the dissenting vote in 2011, was succeeded by Commissioner George Lindsey. Commissioner Sam Johnson was succeeded by Commissioner John Hall.
[ Tom Palmer can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com or 863-802-7535. Read more views on the environment at http://environment.blogs.theledger.com and more views on county government at http://county.blogs.theledger.com/. ]

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Jindal Slams Voucher Lawsuit In New TV Ad
BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) — Gov. Bobby Jindal is running a new TV ad statewide that attacks a federal lawsuit challenging his voucher program.
In the ad, paid with campaign funds, Jindal says the federal government is out of control. He says "know-it-alls in Washington think they know better than Louisiana parents."
The U.S. Justice Department has filed a lawsuit seeking to bar Louisiana from awarding future school vouchers to students who otherwise would attend public schools under federal desegregation orders — until getting approval from a federal court.
The Justice Department says vouchers can impede desegregation efforts. Jindal calls the lawsuit an attempt to force children back into failing schools to appease public school teacher unions.
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Refocusing the National Discussion on HIV/AIDS
Written By Gina Quattrochi
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Board Member, NAHC
Two weeks ago President Obama issued a resolution establishing the first federal agency "Working Group on the Intersection of HIV/AIDS, Violence Against Women and Girls, and Gender and Health Disparities". The Administration's action comes at the time when research shows increasing evidence that HIV incidence among women, which is growing in many parts of the nation, particularly the South, at alarming rates, often results from factors, which until recently were not addressed in traditional HIV prevention programs. Clearly we need to do better to stop the epidemic from affecting yet another generation of women.
Let's look at HIV prevention up to now – one of the most common strategies is to encourage the use of condoms and other types of safer sex. The reality is that women and girls who are victims of intimate partner violence have little or no ability to protect themselves in any way. Even worse is that sex is often the way they are humiliated and injured. Why then have we been arming them with information about safer sex and coaching them to insist that male partners use a condom? The most obvious answer is that violence of any kind was not in the past associated with HIV incidence. Neither was homelessness, poverty, healthcare disparities and other things that we now know are the key drivers. So how does HIV prevention have to change to address these realities? What are your thoughts?
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I wonder if making some of these crimes "Hate Crimes" would make a different?
1. Make a mandatory HIV/AIDS test for all arrested for the above or any violent crimes.
2. Prosecute any offenses of the violent crimes as an "attempted murder" if they are with positive test results. (regardless of sex crime or violent attack)


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I love the recipes here and cook them quite often for my work lunch group. Only problem is that there's a new person in our group who is a recovering alcoholic. I don't want to cause any problems for her because of my carelessness. Can anyone suggest an alternative to sake & mirin that will offer some of the same benefits (i.e. tenderizing the protein) without the drawbacks?? Please help!!! I want to make both Chili Prawns & Soboro, so any help is welcome. Thank you in advance!
It's easy enough to get non-alcoholic mirin, so this should present no problem.
As for the sake substitution, this is a subject that comes up reasonably regularly on this site.
What I consider to be the core advice is here: http://www.justhungry.com/about-japanese-ingredients-and-substitutions
Maki's point about vinegar not being a suitable substitution for sake is a good one, but, in my opinion, there are exceptions. Then again, there are different grades of vinegars also - the problem is that the most rounded, least sour tasting quality vinegars often have trace amounts of alcohol in them -and I understand that for some recovering alcoholics, any amount of alcohol is kryptonite.
Ignoring this, and assuming you can get a general purpose non-alcoholic vinegar, the chili prawn recipe is one of those instances where a table spoon of vinegar might make an acceptable alternative to sake - as long as you can also substitute the ketchup for a tomato sauce or paste that isn't too vinegary to go with it. Sake helps fuse the tastes of the doubanjang and ketchup's sweetness together, it's better with sake, but this recipe will certainly still taste good without it, particularly if you have a great doubanjang or alternative chilli flavour.
As I don't eat any other meat but fish, it's better that I don't comment on the soboro recipe (although I have used this recipe to flavour minced quorn). However, I do know that papaya (either the skin or the seeds) is used to tenderise beef and other dark meats.
I use a toothpaste based on the enzymes found in papaya, they seem very effective to me.
This question comes up quite often (not always in relation to alcoholics). The alcohol in sake and mirin (not to mention wine, etc.) evaporates at around 70 degrees C, so if you heat it up beyond that level it should be gone. Since you are only using spoonful amounts (presumably) anyway, using sake or mirin in cooking should not have any effects on an alcoholic - the miniscule amount of alcohol that could be left over is about the same that occurs naturally in ripe fruit. There are some religious reasons for omitting alcohol from food however (such as for Muslims).
In which case, the only thing I can suggest if no alcohol can be added for whatever reason is to simply omit it. You may add some sugar to substitute for the sweetness in the mirin, but it's the alcohol as much as anything that causes the food to become less gamy, more tender, and so on...so I cannot really suggest a 'real' substitute.
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Thank you for your help. I tried both recipes without the sake/mirin components and it was lacking...something. Still a lot better than any of the japanese restaurants in town! BTW, I made the soboro with "ground round" - a vegetarian soy-based alternative - and it turned out great. I'm not familiar with minced quorn, will have to check that out. I'm really interested in the papaya trick, I'll have to *experiment* with that one.
Thank you again for your suggestions and for Maki's truly delicious recipes! I look forward to the release of your book, Maki.
There are also various powdered meat tenderizers available with different flavors (I've never tried one, but they should be easy to find in the grocery store). These would probably be tasty for soboro, but unless it's papaya-based as Loretta said, you may want to check the ingredient list. If the issue at hand is solely texture and not flavor, there's always the bludgeoning approach.
Your concern for your coworker is very kind. I've known recovering alcoholics who can walk into a bakery and smell the alcohol in the already-baked rum cakes; even evaporated alcohol is a big issue for some people. However, since the amount of mirin used is small and it's not the dominant flavor in the dish (like it is for rum cake), she will likely be okay. If it's not a sensitive subject, it might be good to ask for her to approve your cooking process (I'm sure you thought of that already).
In a recipe I have used white grape juice as a substitute for sake and that turned out just fine. Though I will admit I did not use it for a meat recipe in which the sake had to tenderize it, but for my miso glazed sake it turned out just as well. I had no complaints.
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skyraider necesitaba un nuevo diseño de página web y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 22 diseños de 6 diseñadores freelance.
Please see attached logo (use logo in the design).
The service allows users to easily upload video for streaming OR progressive download.
Target audience: people who want to upload videos.
Design req's for all pages:
User account options, including sign up, order and login.
Main menu with Home, About Stream Bucket, Compare, and Sign Up tabs. Note that the tabs menu should be horizontally flexible; if the user is logged in, there will probably be at least 5 tabs.
Please visually separate the user account options from the main menu.
** Home page:
Case 1: User not logged in.
A 'selling points box.' The key points are ease of use, the fact that your files will be uploaded to the cloud, and the fact that they will be streamed (or downloaded) from multiple "edge" locations around the 'net. Try to give integrate the box into the design in such a way as to allow me to write 1-3 sentence descriptions of each point.
Please include a space for a medium-sized demo video. Also, please include space for some news (probably in the form of Twitter updates).
Case 2: User logged in.
A form with a cool submit button and title, description, and file field, as well as a dropdown which asks the user if they want their file to be public or private.
** About page:
Just a really nice-looking page with room for a few paragraphs with images. There should be a box on the top of this page that contains a list of points the page will cover.
Please include a cool-looking left-side menu that will direct users to additional 'about'-type information (pricing, etc). Please include a cool, big sign-up/order button on the left side, too.
** Compare page:
Graphics for a comparison box that compares the service to, say, 3 others. You can style the rows of the box based on whether or not the other services have the feature, or include custom icons. But there must be a way to indicate parity, difference, and lack of the feature.
** Sign up:
Please include two columns on this page. In one column, the user needs to enter a username, password, and email. In the other, there should be room for a scrollable terms and conditions box.
** User account page:
Left-side menu with several tabs (Gallery, My Account and Help will do for the PSD).
Paginated gallery, with a 120x120px screenshot, a title, and a description for each video in the gallery


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I don't pay much attention to our state's lawmakers. By and large they concern themselves with petty moral issues and ignore big ticket challenges such as education. Our governor, who inherited his job when Jon Huntsman, Jr., took an ambassadorship to China, is an average Joe whose lackluster image and Utah County roots may not have gotten him elected to the state's top post without a stint as Lt. Governor.
Be that as it may, Gov. Gary Herbert really stepped up to the plate last week to get our state's five big national parks opened as the D.C. stalemate dragged on. By guaranteeing to loan our federal fathers $1.7 million to operate Canyonlands, Arches, Bryce, Zion, Capitol Reef and three national monuments, the public again had access to their parks after 10 days of being locked out.
Utah led the way by opening the national parks in our state, in step with similar efforts in Arizona, Colorado and South Dakota. The money helped to put some park rangers and other government employees back to work, thereby supplementing the efforts of the skeleton crews of federal workers who had been working just to keep the gates closed.
Had this temporary measure not been implemented, states and communities heavily dependent on tourism would have continued losing astronomical revenues. But perhaps more alarming would have been increased riots from clamoring citizens going mad over non-access to their land. Showdowns at the World War II Memorial in our nation's capital are proof that the public is getting angrier and more aggressive about their right to visit federally managed places.
Utah has two rogue congressmen who seem to be enjoying the fight in Washington more than they enjoy listening to their constituents at home. Sen. Mike Lee and Rep. Jason Chaffetz, both Republicans, have avoided Utah news reporters but have been active on the Washington Mall at the protests. Their conservative polarization and silence on the Utah front, with their state offices and phone lines closed, will not earn them extra votes next election. But more importantly, they won't help to come up with the critical discussion and compromise that needs to happen, on so many fronts, to keep this country running.
Here at home the findings of Utah's HB 142 might seem a little more promising when the costs of closures are factored into the equation. The bill, using $450,000 to conduct a feasibility study to be concluded in November of 2014, originally meant to address tens of millions of acres currently managed by the BLM and U.S. Forest Service. But the recent closures have shown the critical value of our parks and have spawned conversations about who best should manage them.
I don't think much of HB 142, even though five states have passed similar resolutions to defy federal control. Backers say these lands were promised at statehood to come under state management at some future time for the benefit of their public schools. But public lands are best managed from a unified national perspective for the enjoyment and benefit of all Americans and world citizens. Western states lack the resources to adequately manage these lands, largely because they can't generate enough income with limited private lands. State governments lack the global view and the best judgments about how best to manage and protect these places.
But the recent blockades in Washington, coupled with some questionable directives and riotous run-ins between rangers and the public across the country, are evidence that there is room for solutions the next time the government turns out the lights.


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Welcome to Down On The Street, where we admire old vehicles found parked on the streets of the Island That Rust Forgot: Alameda, California. Is there any law that says we can't follow up one El Camino with another?
Of course not! Yeah, I could have gone out and shot any one of the dozen or so VW T2 Transporters on the island that remain un-DOTS-ified, but that will have to wait for another weekend. I spotted this El Camino while checking for the supposedly-street-legal Dai Hard Daihatsu Charade LeMons car that lives nearby, in the same household as the '69 Morris Minor Traveller.
Dai Hard must have been in the garage, but it was worth the (two-block) walk to see this El Camino. I've always preferred the angular look of the '64-67 GM A-bodies to the more bulbous '68-72 models, and I think the Chevelle was the best-looking of The General's intermediates during this period. This Chevelle-with-a-truck-bed has a mean-looking coat of primer and cowl-induction hood scoop, and it appears to be a rust-free example of a fairly rare street-driven cartruck.


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CEO to France: 'How Stupid Do You Think We Are?'
The CEO of U.S. tire maker Titan International delivered a blistering critique of French working habits, writing to France's industry minister that his company would be "stupid" to take over a Goodyear factory in France. WSJ's Grainne McCarthy joins The News Hub to discuss the potential fallout for President Hollande's labor-reform plans. Photo: AP.
This transcript has been automatically generated and may not be 100% accurate.
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Blackfoot council approves budget
The Blackfoot City Council unanimously approved the city's 2013-2014 Fiscal Year Budget for $15,481,568 during a brief meeting at Blackfoot City Hall Thursday evening.
The meeting was to be a public hearing for anyone to express opposition to the proposed budget; however, out of a handful of interested patrons who showed up for the meeting, no one objected to anything on the budget.
Blackfoot Mayor Mike Virtue thanked the council and the city's department managers for "being reasonable and patient and contributing positively to the budget."
"I really appreciate the council looking hard at this budget," he said.
The Fiscal Year Budget covers Oct. 1, 2013 to Sept. 30, 2014.


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We all are not-so-great spinach lovers and these made me doubt if I am missing out on something! The spinach goes well with the cheese and other ingredients in these savory cuties and the flavor and texture of spinach is well pronounced, but wonderful! Try these out and you will be definitely making more of these - thanks to the puff pastry sheets!! :-)
PS: A special thanks to everybody who dropped me a word appreciating my song in the previous post.
Puff pastry sheet - 1/2 of a package (1 sheet)
Egg - 1
Water - 1 tbsp
Colby & Muenster Cheese - 3/4 cup
Parmasen - a dash
Green onion - 1, chopped
Italian seasoning - 1/4 tsp
Salt - a pinch
Frozen Spinach - 10 oz, thawed and drained well
Thaw the pastry sheet at room temperature for 40 minutes or according to package instructions.
Pre-heat the oven to 400°F.
Lightly grease 2 baking sheets or line with parchment paper.
Beat the egg and water in a small bowl.
Stir the cheeses, green onion and seasoning in a medium bowl.
Unfold the pastry sheet on a lightly floured surface.
Brush the pastry sheet with the egg mixture.
Top with the cheese mixture and spinach.
Starting at the short side closest to you, roll up like a jelly roll.
Cut into 20 (1/2-inch) slices.
Place the slices cut-side down on the baking sheets.
Brush with the egg mixture.
Bake for 15 minutes or until the swirls are golden.
Serve warm or at room temperature.
- The actual recipe use Parmesan and Muenster or Monterey Jack cheese.
- I have omitted the garlic powder in the actual recipe and added some Italian seasoning.
Enjoy the recipe! Have a great day!!
I would like to send a few of my archived recipes to Sudeshna's First Blog Birthday event : Event for eggs.Egg Biriyani
Egg Curry with Coconut Milk
Pineapple Fried Rice
Onion-omelette-sandwich with mushrooms
Happy 1st Birthday to your blog, Sudeshna!!


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Student or Learner
Dear teachers,
Would you please correct my sentence analysis? (Sorry to bother you again with that but Im rather tenacious: Im willing to understand this rather difficult point of grammar!)
1) The meeting is at 2:30.
a) The meeting = subject
b) is = copular verb
c) at 2.30 = adverbial of time ? (form = prepositional phrase)
2) She is ahead of her fellow students.
a) She = subject
b) is = copular verb
c) ahead of her fellow students = complement or adverbial ?
(form = adjectival or adverbial phrase ?)
3) We should look ahead.
a) We = subject
b) should look = copular verb
c) ahead = adverbial of place (form = adverbial (or adverb?) phrase)
4) We parted good friends.
a) We = subject
b) parted = copular verb ?
c) good friends = subject complement (form = adjectival phrase?)
5) Norma is in good health = Norma seems to be in good health?
a) Norma = subject
b) is / seems to be = copular verb ?
c) in good health = subject complement
(prepositional phrase that acts as an adjective ?)
6) Pat is in a bad mood = Pat seems to be in a bad mood ?
a) Pat = subject
b) is / seems to be = copular verb ?
c) in a bad mood = subject complement
(prepositional phrase that acts as an adjective ?)
7) The dog smelled hungrily at the package.
a) the dog = subject
b) smelled at = transitive verb
c) the package = direct object
d) hungrily = adverbial of manner
She managed to keep her children off cigarettes.
a) she = subject
b) managed to keep = transitive verb (correct?)
or should I separate managed from to keep?
c) her children = direct object
d) off cigarette = complement related to the object
9) The animals were feasting on lots of good food.
a) The animals = subject
b) were feasting on = transitive verb
c) lots of good food = direct object (form = noun phrase ?)
10) I ordered myself something to eat.
a) I = subject
b) ordered = transitive verb
c) myself = indirect object ?
d) something to eat = direct object?
(or is it more complicated than that because of myself ?)
(is to order oneself a pronominal verb ?)
I'll send you more sentences later if you don't mind.
VERY gratefully yours,
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Follow the smoke to the Naptown barBAYq
This weekend brings the third annual Naptown barBAYq Contest and Music Festival to the Anne Arundel County Fairgrounds. This two-day fundraising event is organized by the Parole Rotary Club and has expanded to include two days of music as well as a large field of barbeque competitors with names like Que and a Half Men and Aporkalypse Now. Last year's event raised $30,000 for local charities.
The grills start rolling into the Crownsville fairgrounds on Friday, nearly 60 this year. The slow-and-go barbeque is an all-night process with secret recipes and techniques in play. It's a craft and a passion.
With $10,000 in prize money at stake, contestants big and small, from near and far will be competing in four Kansas City Barbecue Society sanctioned categories: chicken, ribs, pork butt and brisket. A team of KCBS-approved judges will be voting for the top ten in each category, with top prizes going to the Grand Champion ($2,000) and the Reserve Grand Champion ($500).
If you want to test your palate and sample a wide variety of pulled pork, the People's Choice voting is held from 2:30 to 4pm (samples available until 5pm). Special admission is gained with either a VIP pass or a special People's Choice ticket (additional $10 fee).
Results will be announced in all categories at 5pm Saturday.
Daily admission is only $10, with kids 12 and under free. Roam the concourse, enjoy the live entertainment and inhale the smoky goodness. More than 30 vendors will be on hand with everything from grilled cheese, ice cream, crab cakes, snow cones and plenty of libations — including beer, wine and more.
Want to treat yourself really special? Advance purchase a VIP ticket ($45) and get reserved parking, shuttle service, People's Choice admission, two beers, popcorn and all the water and soft drinks you can chug.
Come Sunday, noon-6pm, and move from stage to stage as live music covers the gamut of genres, capping the event with Dean Rosenthal, Sweet Leda and Wesley Spangler. There's something for everyone!
For a full entertainment line-up, schedule and to order tickets visit www.barbayq.com.
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Confiscated cocaine
The crew of the Coast Guard Cutter Seneca interdicted a drug smuggling, SPSS vessel in the western Caribbean Sea July 13. A C-130 fixed-wing aircrew spotted a suspicious vessel and notified U.S. Customs and Border Protection maritime patrol airplane to further investigate. The CBP crew spotted the SPSS while on patrol and alerted the Seneca crew of the location. With the assistance of the Customs and Border Patrol airplane, a Seneca-based Coast Guard helicopter crew and pursuit boat crew interdicted the SPSS and detained its crew. The SPSS sank during the interdiction, but not before a quantity of cocaine was recovered. The Seneca crew members commenced searching for the sunken SPSS on July 13. Several Coast Guard Cutters, the Honduran Navy and FBI dive teams conducted multiple search patterns. The SPSS was located by the crew of the Coast Guard Cutter Oak on July 26 using side-sonar equipment.
Lindsay Brown, Sun Sentinel
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Atlanta Police DepartmentHome Menu
Deputy Chief Timothy Quiller
Community Services Division Commander
Deputy Chief Timothy Quiller is in command of the Community Services Divisions where he oversees SWAT, Motors, Accident Investigation, the Air unit, Mounted Patrol, LGBT and Hispanic Unit, the COPS Unit and Special Events Permit Units. His commitment to public service dates back to January 1989, when he began his law enforcement career as a police officer with the City of Atlanta Police Department. During the ensuing 28 years, Deputy Chief Quiller worked his way through the ranks, serving as a patrol officer, detective, sergeant, and lieutenant. In July 2010, Deputy Chief Quiller was appointed to the newly developed and groundbreaking Section, the Community Oriented Policing Section. This allowed Deputy Chief Quiller to continue to serve the citizens of Atlanta in a closer networking environment.
While an Investigator with the School Detectives Unit, Deputy Chief Quiller became extremely active and influential among the Atlanta Public Schools. Once promoted to the rank of Sergeant, Deputy Chief Quiller served as the unit commander for the Empowerment Zone (Community Policing Unit). Later Deputy Chief Quiller was assigned as a front line supervisor within Zone One and then as a team supervisor in Narcotics. However, his appeal led him back to the School Detective's Unit to continue to be the bridge from Atlanta Public School Systems and the Atlanta Police Department.
After his promotion to Lieutenant in 2006, Deputy Chief Quiller served the streets of Zone One Northwest area of Atlanta as the evening watch unit commander. Do to his hard work and investigative skills he was then assigned to Zone One Criminal Investigations Unit, where he was responsible for overseeing criminal investigations. After serving the Zone One communities Deputy Chief Quiller headed back to School Detectives as the Commander. Deputy Chief Quiller was very instrumental in several student programs such as the Character Education Camp, Explorers Program and Ident-A-Kid. Prior to his promotion to Major, Deputy Chief Quiller was the commander of the Office of Professional Standards Corruption Unit.
Deputy Chief Quiller has a Business Administration degree from Ohio University with a concentration in Management and a Master of Public Safety Administration from Columbus State University. He is still active with his chapter with Kappa Alpha Psi and participates in various volunteer works.


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2011 Baltimore Running Festival
Runners are on the course for the 2011 Baltimore Running Festival, which takes over downtown Saturday. With 25,000 runners, the crowd was expected to be the largest since the race began 11 years ago. Do you want to share your own pictures? Upload them here and see what others have submitted.
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This test is an
Alternative Names
X-ray - joint; Arthrography; Arthrogram
How the test is performed
The test is done in a hospital radiology department or in the health care providers office. The x-ray technologist will help you position the joint to be x-rayed on the table. Once in place, pictures are taken. The joint may be moved into other positions for more images.
How to prepare for the test
Tellthe health care provider if you are pregnant. Remove all jewelry before the x-ray.
How the test will feel
The x-ray is painless. It may be uncomfortable to move the joint into different positions.
Why the test is performed
Thex-ray is used to detect
What abnormal results mean
The x-ray mayshow:
- Fractures
Bone tumors
- Degenerative bone conditions
Osteomyelitis(inflammation of the bone caused by an infection)
The test may also be performed to find out more aboutthe following conditions:
Acute gouty arthritis (gout) Adult-Onset Stills disease Caplan syndrome Chondromalacia patellae
- Chronic gouty arthritis
Congenital dislocation of the hip Fungal arthritis Non-gonococcal (septic) bacterial arthritis Osteoarthritis Pseudogout Psoriatic arthritis Reiter syndrome Rheumatoid arthritis Runners knee
- Tuberculous arthritis
What the risks are
There is low radiation exposure. X-ray machines are set to provide thesmallest amount of radiation exposure needed to produce the image. Most experts feel that the risk is low compared with the benefits. Pregnant women and children are more sensitive to the risks of the x-ray.
Renner JB. Conventional radiography in musculoskeletal imaging. Radiol Clin North Am. 2009 May;47(3):357-72.
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Linda J. Vorvick, MD, Medical Director and Director of Didactic Curriculum, MEDEX Northwest Division of Physician Assistant Studies, Department of Family Medicine, UW Medicine, School of Medicine, University of Washington. Also reviewed by A.D.A.M. Health Solutions, Ebix, Inc., Editorial Team: David Zieve, MD, MHA, Bethanne Black, Stephanie Slon, and Nissi Wang.


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A day in Santa Cruz
Saturday afternoon at the Arboretum in Santa Cruz. This is the succulents section. A medley of form and texture. I wish I'd chosen a clear focal point to set up this composition…. And this is the blue whale skeleton at … Continue reading
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Matty Da Kidd - Street Money [18 Year Old Unsigned Hype]
Matty da Kidd, Realeses more visuals from his recently dropped mixtape "#SALUTEDAKIDD". Street Money, Directed by Aura HD. You can download the mixtape "#SALUTEDAKIDD" on DatPiff. Much more material dropping soon! Follow Matty Da Kidd on twitter @ItsMDK
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"Miss Delish's Favorite Things" Facebook Giveaway
29 Aug
Hey all you beautiful people.
You wanna win some stuff? More specifically, some kitchen stuff?
Then head on over to my FACEBOOK page and give it a like, and share the giveaway image below. VERY IMPORTANT: you must share the post, not just like it. If you do not share the post, you will not be entered!!
You will be automatically entered to win!
I will keep re-posting the image as the giveaway goes on so don't worry if there is more than one, just share the first one you see and you will be entered!
The giveaway will end on Friday, September 6th at Midnight. I will select a winner at random over the weekend and announce said winner on Monday, September 9th!!
I have a pile of stuff that I have been purchasing slowly and I will get it in a big ol' gift basket and maybe show you some teasers of what you will win! Either way it's gonna be $100 of my favoritest kitchen/dining products/gadgets/ect.
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from Global Voices Online » China by John Kennedy
Those faithfully following the #China Twitter stream late on the working day on Thursday were treated to a surprise when Isaac Mao began twinterviewing Peking University associate professor of new media Hu Yong, author of several books related to Internet theory and culture.
From Mao's blog, Isaac 2.0, here is the transcript:
#1 作為中國最早感知互聯網浪潮的一撮人,當時和現在有什么差別?
Q1: As one of the earliest few people in China to sense the Internet wave coming, how do things differ now from back then?
A1: At the time it was Adam and Eve and a simple garden; now, "Paradise Lost" has become a jungle. The law of the jungle prevails.
#2 可是《數字化生存》并沒有考慮到那么多復雜情況,是否還是過于理想?
Q2: Yet in "Being Digital", things don't seem so complicated, was it perhaps too idealistic?
A2: The main point in "Being Digital" was to point out that the society of the future would be constructed of bits, and not atoms. This can explain why so many industries today are in such dire straits, and can also explain why the Chinese government spends such vast human and material resources in patching up the wall. Of course, at that time, I was just as much an optimist as Negroponte, still believing in "shiny, happy bits".
#3 可是我還是有疑問,尤其對中國,比特對傳統的思維催生變化了嗎?
Q3: But I'm still skeptical, especially with regards to China; will bits bring about change in traditional thinking?
A3: Changing traditional thinking won't happen overnight. Bits have launched a process of rising cacophony: once we were completely silent, but with the first opportunity to speak, nobody is just talking, they're shouting. But we can't undervalue the role of speaking: it's the cure for a psychological wound, curing the wound inflicted on China by a thousand years of autocracy.
#4 正要問《眾聲喧嘩》這本書,大家是喧嘩了,可是獲取手段多的人似乎更焦慮,那么沒有信息的人似乎反倒很安逸,這是真諦嗎?
Q4: I want to ask about your book "The Rising Cacophony". Everybody is making noise, and those with the most access to it seem to be the most worried, while yet those people who lack information seem to be the calmeste, does that sound true to you?
A4: Good question! Which is, why are those with more information the ones having the most dialogue and discussion. Sometimes, we arm ourselves to death with new technology; caught up in the embrace of technology as such, we forget about the fundamentals of society. China today needs to discuss a series of fundamental problems within society; a civilization which refuses to discuss major problems, if it doesn't lead to totalitarianism, then it leads itself to death.
Q5: Your experience in television media has had great impact, such as the changes at CCTV-2. Between the two, which has comparatively more significance?
A5: I object to any stance which advocates not watching, visiting, listening to or talking about CCTV news, propaganda programs or websites, because every inch of territory is worth fighting for.
#6 在《草根不盡》報告導讀中,講了媒體和權力的關系,新媒體似乎更激進地改變這種關系,但是也被有效地鉗制在一定強度內,縱觀媒體史,會亘古不破嗎?
Q6: In the Info-Rhizome report, you say that within the relationship between media and authority, new media seems to more radically change this kind of relationship, but at the same time are constricted within a certain degree of influence; looking at the history of media, can that ever change?
A6: Foucault once said that, "[w]hat makes power hold good, what makes it accepted, is simply the fact that is doesn't only weigh on us as a force that says no; it also traverses and produces things, it induces pleasure, forms knowledge, produces discourse." New media, however, revolts against the high-handedness of "no", but also revolts against the traversal of "yes"; which is why we must remember Orwell, and definitely mustn't forget Huxley.
#7 在美國,傳統媒體產業已經惶惶不可終日,四處尋找出路,這種先發焦慮是不是更有利于中國媒體軟轉型?
Q7: In America, traditional media are nearing their end of days, searching everywhere for a way out. Does this sort of early anxiety signal well for the soft transition of media in China?
A7: The transition will be much easier for periodicals and books, because they are more highly market-oriented; television will find it more difficult, because of now abnormally television is structured in China, burdened by both ideology and monopoly. Regardless, an investment of forty-five billion RMB for external propaganda will not encourage transformation.
#8 这个外宣媒体让我很困惑的,是不是会解决很多外国人就业的问题?
Q8: This external propaganda media leaves me feeling quite confused; is it supposed to create jobs for a lot of foreigners?
A8: Journalism professor at the University of Southern California Nicholas Cull put it very precisely. He said that the Chinese government has relied on newspapers, television and cultural exchanges in a series of attempts at what is called "internal propaganda through external propaganda". Put another way, the way the Chinese government sees it, letting the Chinese people see that Chinese culture is being promoted to the entire world is the most important. Many people doubt the effects of propaganda, seeing it as barking up the wrong tree.
#9 那么中国教授呢?在教室里,是否也需要時常自我審查?尺度是什么?
Q9: What about Chinese academics then? In the classroom, do they regularly need to self-censor? And what is the yardstick for that?
A9: Yardstick? No different than that for media, it extends as far as people are willing to probe. Back in the day, there was a joke in America about the definition of obscene material: 'Obscene material? I know it when I see it.' In China, whether speech is inappropriate or illegal, goes about the same.
#10 如果倒退回20年,有互联网,是不是社会看上去比今天更乐观一些?
Q10: If the Internet had been around twenty years ago, do you think society would have been a bit more optimistic than it is today?
A10: Haha, back to the future…..the eighties were the best years of China over the past sixty years. Back then, we at least had the "Two Majors", the 'Major Affairs The People Need To Know' and 'Major Affairs The People Need To Discuss'…if you think about it, using the Internet fulfills both the Two Majors, isn't that a bit more optimistic?
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It's a very long history for China to deploy censorship system( I think the legacy came from it's ever regimes since Qinshi Huangdi, the first emperor ). So although the current communist party were ever not so agile first when Internet was introduced to this country in early stage, now seems they are more boastful on controlling it with both technical and social deployment.
On the technical part. Great Firewall (GFW in short) in China is now seen as the most complicated one around the world for it's scale, consistency and super computing power behind the infrastructure. The economic boom in this country ensures investment of the system. It came from people and used toward people. So besides of domain blocking, IP blocking and http keyword reset, the government also tried DNS hijacking sometimes to test the tolerance from communities. Many web site patterns(like wordpress.com,typepad.com, etc.) are totally inaccessible here.
Along with the technical screwing, China authority also well borrowed the methodologies from their mature ruling on old media to control the Internet hierarchically . Just in the past six years, they have release over 10 regulations to curb people's right of publishing. E.g. the real name registration of blog give people many pressure to publish their free ideas. Also they monitor people's traffic to punish those free speakers to frighten others. They sent over thousands of net police to force businesses to do self-censorship to co-hunt the mouse in the racing game(like guiding each web site to remove 'malicious' content and report in a daily manner by setting up instant messenger groups). You may also have heard that many International businesses, including Yahoo, Microsoft and Google, "have to" comply to the local hidden rules. The problem became more complicated with such compromises. And that's reason I wrote open letter to Google founders in 2007.
But things always how double-sides. The tighter the censoring is, the more enemies it generated in this country. With the most recent crackdowns on Internet content with the beautified excuse of "anti-vulgarity", we see more and more online protest including many creative cursing like the famous "alpacas". The escalated censorship never faces such big challenges from the booming content in web 2.0 age. The new flat network of content sharing dramatically changed the paradigm of free speech. Each time the authority add new censorship rules, the blogosphere will not only outcry loudly to the whole world but also find new ways to bypass it before next wave of reactions from censorship. With the shifting of readership to more social media space, the public awareness of censorship was raised the same time. I guess there are over 10% percent of Internet users now fully understand the wall comparing less than 2% two years ago from a survey in Chinese Blogger Conference. Then there comes stronger will for circumvention. Many users in China can easily setup a dynamic proxy, using Tor, or setting VPN or SSH tunnel to get across the system. 10% can become revolutionary, isn't it?
But we need more time to realize revolution. Blogging and Micro-blogging plays very important role to spread the meme not only about circumvention tools but also the censored content itself. As there're already a 40M blogger population in China, the same time emerged a lot of creative ideas over anti-censorship in the past few years. While some prominent bloggers continuously promote the circumvention technologies, some other bloggers started to collaborate on legal actions to sue the ISPs cooperating with censorship system. It also raises the hope to disrupt the whole system with totally different strategy. I'm seeing the headache from China authority because of the challenges from any corners. The horizontal collaboration also distributes the risks of being targeted by the government.
So i believe anti-censorship is not simple a combat in one country but a global war. Social media shows the power of global connectivity without competency. For example, Psiphon could have better architecture than Tor, but i'm still trying to find some better ways with more convergences with social enhancement. We should apply a whole new horizontal model rather than top-down broadcasting of a single solution. China case can be a good sample because of both the complexity of censorship against variety of solutions. Based on our experiences, designing social-media-based advocacy programs and technologies would be much more cost-effective strategy in such nanny countries.
Today, I categorized the circumvention strategy into 3 layers, the connectivity, technology and fabric. The physical layer is important because of connectivity, so sometimes we need FON like project to maximize the possibilities of connections. I believe more entrepreneurs will find new business ideas to enlarge this layer for any incentives.
Above connectivity, Tor/VPN/Psiphon like stuffs provide tunnels to enable people to get across the firewall for any individual. Sometimes they are powerful because any censorship will be invalid theoretically. However, till today, I didn't see any technologies can fit for all circumvention requirement. The technical redundancy let people fed up, the same time introducing more technologies.
So there's the 3rd layer, Social Fabric, is emerging since 2007 by the co-computing of people networks and machines to spread information. Friendfeed, Twitter, Google Readers, etc. are playing as building blocks of this layer, forming the real many-to-many fabric like super-dense pipeline system to reach best result. As there are tougher crackdowns in China this year, we can see how RSS and twitter meme spread even faster . That's the possibility we can assert Social Media is the future weapon to disrupt censorship.
Btw, youtube.com was reported hitting the wall timely in China since yesterday in the period of annual Congress. And once again twittersphere kept best watching by over such a case which leads to a further step closer to freedom.
Labels: Circumvention, GFW, Social, Social Media
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I believe it's true not as two people conversation but reflections within one blogger's mind in micro-level. We have many meta ideas in mind deciding whether we share, the thinking process itself is valuable if we try to understand ourselves and find the magic co-incidence from others.
Not surprisingly, there's already a Chinese edition of Rebecca's blog post in two days from Yeeyan.com community. The censorship system is really complicated in China, however, the social media mouse is gaining lead in the race.
Labels: Blog, Blogosphere, Censorhship, China, GFW
On the panel of "Digital Community" Winners talk I moderated two days ago in Linz, the three speakers, including Iris Wu from 1kg.org, David Sasaki from GlobalVoicesOnline.org and Jeana Frost from PatientsLikeMe.com, all present the beautifulness of their web site and communities. So I call those rewarding winning sites "Social Art", and of course the people behind them are Social Artists.
So what really Social Art is? Let's try to define it. Social Art is very dynamic creation by crowds with 6 degree of separations. Someone with creative ideas can start from a small core by building framework to foster a community(for sure nobody there the first minute). However, the core framework can grow organically with open DNA and consistence on Sharism philosophy. The beautifulness, of course, is the big picture of so many mirco-behaviors vibrate in such community. So it can be seen as dynamic social artwork. Just like the big cluster of the clouds from the window of flight, Social Art is always changing to attract everyone of us to fly into it, or zooming in and out of it.
Then we need more social artists to create such core frameworks. Lets hope the rains of social creativities.
// updates: Some twitter users reported Godaddy.com can be accessed again in China from last night on. It's not surprising thinking of Sourceforge and Wikipedia's sufferings back and forth.
Domain registrar Godaddy.com was blocked in China about one week ago just after the closing of Olympic Games. Same as usual, there's no any official explanation from authority on this blockage. Some bloggers like William Long in China guessed that it's because Godaddy provided a way for people to bypass CNNIC(The root institution managing .cn domains) to prevent people from registering domain names featuring the names of Chinese gold medallists.
Isn't it funny? But the most ironical thing is that Godaddy ever cooperated with China authority last year to suspend some human rights sites without warning last year to please China government. This time, not surprisingly, the rope hang itself.
When I read recent comments from Google CEO Eric Schmidt at "The Big Tent" event in Denver, I realized why these two G- are wrong:
Schmidt noted that the Chinese have a "Great Firewall" for censoring internet work and is so secretive that it's illegal to describe it. "A rough summary is that if you don't say Falun Gong," it's okay. The question, said Schmidt, is whether the Chinese are better off with Google than without.--- via Portfolio.com
Either blind about Google China's operation or doesn't telling the truth, Eric misled the audience that Google can do nothing in China but compromise. However, the truth is Google China made more self-censorship rather than just complying the local laws. Google China management wanted to satisfy authority to exchange some space for surviving. But they are wrong as Godaddy, the government won't buy in because there's never contract or agreement to protect them. The hidden rules in China will change all the time. Just like Godaddy's case, any cases can become your nightmare whether it's an event, a people's name, or a domain name. And the worst thing you can never recover is that you lost the support from users. There's only one government one business can please today or tomorrow, but there are millions of users one can't be fooled.
Last year, in my open letter to Google Founders, "The more compromise, the worse". I explained in some other occasions why Google lost market share time by time even they self-censor themselves a lot in this country. The China team not only did a very bad job losing all frontiers to their competitors in this fastest and biggest Internet soil, but also lost trust and loyalty from their existing users. With the same effort and resource to make self-censorship(they put more and more people on filtering system), they can fight back with their guns(technology, laws, user supports, etc.). They didn't complete any missions without accountability.
Once in a private talk with one senior officials of Google China, he was surprised when I told him the story China netizen helped Google back in 2002 when it's blocked in China the first time. Since they've forgotten it (are they googlers?), they won't care users too much today. However, Big Brother can never be satisfied, even one single day. Godaddy.com proved this thumb rule. Godaddy.com was blocked in China. Surely it's so bad to their business benefit from Chinese users. But some Chinese users said, "It deserved! No tears".
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Some links to this summit(#gvsummit08) I'm attending from 25th-29th
Live stream: http://www.mayvelous.com/?p=402
Twitter channel: https://twitter.com/gvsummit08
Twitter summize: http://summize.com/search?q=gvsummit08
Slideshare: http://www.slideshare.net/event/global-voices-2008-summit
Photos on flickr: http://flickr.com/photos/tags/gvsummit08
I'm now in Bali Island but not for the legend sea shore and historical views. It's the first time that I'm here joining the 3rd Global Inter-media Dialogue(GIMD), a conference backing by two distinction countries, Norway and Indonesia. Deputy Minister Wegard Harsvik shared me the story how this GIMD was founded three years ago: Indonesia was one of three countries(China, Indonesia and Vietnam) Norway conducted talks on human rights with. And eventually after those talks, Indonesia become more democratic and healthy on politics today. They win the friendship of Norway as well. So the two governments set up the conference quickly in month in 2006.
I enjoyed some of the sessions especially those about local issues and community practices, but more happily to see old friends( Ying Chan, Kavi Chongkittavorn, etc.) there. I was surprised with the coverage of this conference because the organizers did invite a broad range of journalists from almost around the world. Amazingly, Cuban journalist, Lic. Magda Resik Aguirre, almost flied around world to attend this conference. The first session I joined was about the minority coverage problem of current media where a guy called Said Ibrahimi came from Afghanistan added me more knowledge about this country on the situations of reporters, as well the problems in that not-far-away country. What should global journalists do with such issues? Be more participatory or be more professional watcher? How to keep ethics in extreme situations?
If we just think about such issues in traditional ways. I can't help because they are actually the all time issues bothering journalism the whole discipline. The common problem to journalism in any countries, of course, its prejudice and ethical correctness. In our session called "Global Happenings" most on China issue, I quickly shared the future journalism could be the best collaborative spectrum between amateur journalism and professional journalism by applying the new technologies especially those web 2.0 ones. The stories in China were actually telling not only the possibility of such blurring between amateur and professional journalism, but also the possibility to approach truth.
About the truth, actually it'll be forever issue in our society but a real challenge to current traditional media. Even we can see some stories from the mainstream media covering minorities timely, it may be easily eclipsed by the limited bandwidth and persistency of the media. However, since everyone of us has more channels today to get information, you can sense how important the future journalism will be with new media technologies. Further saying, if people can provide and well use the throughput of new information channels, they can find more supporting materials to support their co-perceiving the truth. Obviously, the traditional media and journalists should change themselves proactively to fit for the trend.
The last minute before I click "publish" of this post and go to the Bali beach, there's a new notification from Twitter telling me one of my friends Maria Trombly recommended a new article about journalism: The future of journalism. Though there are different perceptions on the future of journalism, the holy thing to me in Sharism age is that you can meet magic of coincidence with new technologies all the time. Isn't it part of future journalism?
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After rocking the 'Today' morning show, Chris Brown made an appearance on BET's '106 & Park' on Monday (June 11) to premire his new video 'Don't Wake Me Up.' The R&B crooner talked with host Terrance J about his Grammy win, his artwork, and um, Rihanna.
Brown didn't throw any tantrums like he did at 'Good Morning America' last year. In fact, the singer was rather calm as he answered questions from the fans. Breezy was also looking very stylish as well, with his ripped black jeans, denim jacket and gold dookie necklace draped over his grey hoodie.
During his interview, Brown was grateful for his BET Awards nominations, including Video Director of the Year ('Turn Up the Music'). He was also happy for the Grammy win in February for Best R&B album ('F.A.M.E.'). "I ain't buy it," he told the crowd. "I don't know who can buy a Grammy, but I didn't buy it." The 'Oh Yeah' crooner also added that he keeps his gramophone on a mantle and takes Instragam pics of it for his haters.
Later in the show, he answered questions from Team Breezy that were sent from Twitter. When the question was asked, "What was his favorite lyric from any current song," Brown looked at the camera with a very mischievous smile.
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text: Sandy McMurray Special to The Globe and Mail Published November 25, 2011 Updated April 30, 2018 Comments Interactive games, stories and learning programs to buy for the Apple device you hand over to the kids to play with Open this photo in gallery: The Monster at the End of This Book (iPad/iPhone/iPod touch) What began as a book and became a book on tape is now a truly interactive experience. Join loveable furry old Grover as he ties down pages and build walls to protect himself and the reader from the monster at the end of the book. The app version of this Sesame Street classic adds narration, animation, and interactive play to the original story. When you tap on Grover, he talks to you. As the story is read aloud, word highlighting helps to build beginning reader skills. This universal app works on both the big screen iPad and the smaller screen iPhone or iPod touch. There are many other interactive storybooks in the app store, including classics filled with other familiar characters from Sesame Street, Disney, and more. ($3.99, http://www.callaway.com) 1 of 10 Open this photo in gallery: TableTots (iPad only) The makers of TableTots are known for simple educational apps that teach numbers and letters. This app is different. TableTots is a powerful tool for parents, teachers, and tutors to present concepts like sorting, counting, spelling, and even basic math. The table is a virtual workspace that you can fill with sets of letters, numbers, and shapes. The pieces can be moved anywhere on the screen. When you touch a letter, a number, or a shape, a friendly voice tells you the name of the object. TableTots comes with 6 colourful themes and "speed sets" of pieces that are organized according to activity. One set, for example, has one object for each letter of the alphabet. 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($0.99, swipeware.com) 6 of 10 Open this photo in gallery: Doodle Jump (iPad/iPhone/iPod touch) Doodle Jump was one of the first and best games released for iOS. It's easy to learn but never boring. The star of the game is The Doodler, a strange four-legged creature who never stops jumping. Your goal is to guide the Doodler up a never-ending series of platforms by tilting your device to one side or another. Steer clear of UFOs and monsters that pop up along the way. Various objects help The Doodler go higher, including springs, jet packs, propeller hats, and trampolines. If you're lucky you'll find a rocket or two. The game ends if The Doodler falls and touches the bottom of the screen, or if he jumps into a monster, a black hole, or a UFO. ($0.99, limasky.com, also available: Doodle Jump HD for iPad: $2.99, sold separately. 7 of 10 Open this photo in gallery: Spider-Man: Total Mayhem (iPhone/iPod touch) An explosion in New York destroys part of a scientific facility. Now some of Spider-Man's greatest foes are loose in the city with a deadly virus. It's up to you, as Spider-Man, to stop them. With great power comes great responsibility! This game is relatively expensive, but the gameplay is impressive and fun. Touch the screen to jump, punch, or shoot webs. Combinations of buttons activate impressive combat moves, like using your webbing to grab then throw an opponent to the ground. Visit 12 levels in unique New York City locations as depicted in the comic book series. Battle from the rooftops to the subway and back again, and explore the city like Spider-Man, climbing walls and swinging on webs. ($6.99, www.spidermantotalmayhem.com) 8 of 10 Open this photo in gallery: Parachute Panic HD (iPad) The charming hand-drawn graphics, great sound effects and bouncy music make this a game you will want to play and share with others. The object of the game is to guide parachutists safely past UFOs, helicopter blades, and thunder clouds to the deck of the ships below. Aim carefully or your guys may be eaten by sharks or attacked by blowfish. Everything about this game is fun. If you need to be convinced, download the "Lite" version first for free, then spend the $1.99 once you love it. 9 of 10 Open this photo in gallery: SuperRope (iPad/iPhone/iPod touch) While you're shopping, download the free SuperRope app: The object of the game is to climb as high as possible, jumping from rope to rope as you do. Avoid falling objects and obstacles that try to knock you off the ropes. Collect coins and gems along the way to increase your score, and use power-ups like rockets and magnets to help you advance ever higher. At the end of each level you can buy bonuses and power-ups to help you progress further. That's assuming you don't get bitten by a parrot or attacked by a pirate or flattened by an anvil or a piano along the way. (Free!) 10 of 10 Report an error Editorial code of conduct


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Joe Brewster and Michele Stephenson, middle-class African-American parents in Brooklyn, New York, turn their cameras on their son, Idris, and his best friend, Seun, who are making their way through a prestigious private school. For 13 years, they chronicle the boys at Manhattan's Dalton School while presenting complicated truths about America's struggle to come of age on issues of race, class and opportunity. G
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nodyce necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 1315 diseños de 345 diseñadores freelance.
Design a logo for Gadget Garage. A national chain of computer and mobile device support stores sort of like a neighborhood Geek Squad. Your design will be seen on hundreds of storefronts, ads, product labels and more nationwide. Design something that will be talked about. Great portfolio piece.
Gadget Garage
Gadget Garage is like a neighborhood Geek Squad style store with a smaller foot print store roughly the size of a Mail Box store positioned in neighborhoods near grocery stores and Starbucks.
The job of the logo is to grab attention from a parking lot, show customers that computer repair & support can be a friendly even a fun experience
Gadget Garage has a mechanic theme with employees in uniform style shirts, a parts counter service like a computer "oil & lube"
This logo must have a national look, be very brandable.
Versatility is paramount as this logo will be used on ads, product labels, uniforms and VERY important store back-lit signage.
We are an Austin, TX based company and as such businesses here are very creative and clever so we REALLY have to stand out.
Winner must deliver: PSD (unflattened) or PNG (unflattened), Vector Formats (.ai and.eps) to be scaled for the signs and JPG and GIF files in both color and black and white
- Clear BOLD design that is re-markable
- The words "Gadget Garage" should be easily readable from a distance
- Strong use of color that stands out
- Interesting but simple font choice that lends to signage
- Design says smart, fun & very friendly
- Reverse designs
- Thin fonts
- Frilly fonts
- Corporate style
- Forgetible colors
- Stock images or clip art
- Overly stylized logos that are hard to read or would be difficult to read from a distance
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