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JAWS PetitionAugust 21, 2003
Via Dreamlettes:
We, the undersigned, request that the developers of JAWS® for Windows please provide us a free/cost effective, stripped down testing alternative. This will lead to more websites being tested to suit your software, resulting in an increased audience and hence increased requirement for JAWS.
Signed. I suggest you do the same.
Reader Comments
A nag screen not allowing the software to run for a few minutes would be ok.
Rebooting isn't an option for people who have services of any kind running on their machine.
"As for JAWS being 'broken', remember that it is *not* a aural web page reader. It is a screen reader."
From what I can tell, the way it treats web pages awkwardly places it somewhere between the two, which can cause problems for good developers who Do The Right Thing with HTML/CSS.
I signed the petition, despite what Tom Gilder pointed out. If Freedom Scientific made more of an effort to get web designers on board, it would only benefit them in the long run because web designers find different problems than web users.
There is the free demo of Connect Outloud which is JAWS for the web only - so that should classify as a stripped down version. you can get the demo here:
Simon: The problem is that Freedom Scientific doesn't give a flying leap about user feedback and developer feedback.
Unrelated to web, I develop MS Access based applications. I of course make sure they are fully accessible since they are designed to be used in Centers for Independent Living (small non-profit, non-residential service and advocacy organizations operated by and for people with disabilities). There is a bug in JAWS (well, there are many, but this one in particular) gives problems for a user trying to expand a combo box.
When contacted, tech support basically said "yeah, it's a bug, we're aware of it, and we're not planning on fixing it"…
Hard to fathom, but I feel FS is worse than MS in that area…
Done. Very good idea, since I too was wondering how to test my website's accessibility without a free screen reader.
Thanks Dave for your support!
I hope this petition does not get ignored or turned away. I sure hope it works!
signed, supported. thank you.
Signed. Thanks for diclose the initiative.
We wouldn't need access to JAWS if it simply worked from the HTML and ignored screen styles (and, ideally, supported aural style sheets). If it continues to misbehave then all a free version will do is encourage the practice of bodging code for a broken browser, which is something we're all trying to move away from.
Matt, how do we know it's broken if we can't afford to use it? Maybe if we had the opportunity, we could point out the issues to the manufacturer as designers…
Interestingly enough, I've had a few people advocate *against* testing with screen reader, on the basis that there is no way someone using the software sporadically could be familiar enough with the thing to really get a feel of how their site looks/how usable it is.
While having a bit of an idea might be good, thinking there's a bug where there might not be because you don't know how to use the software could cause more problems than it solves.
Also, one of the problem is that not all screen readers behave the same way.
Personally, I'd like to see a petition where we'd demand to see the price go down for USERS, considering the exhorbitant cost (Just purchased a full version of JAWS, plus SMA cost us over US $1,200). Now *that* would make more sense to me :-)
That said, I'm not opposed to the petition and shall sign it ;-)
Thanks! Signed it.
I signed. Number 100 in fact. Let's hope FS takes notice.
Er, hello: JAWS 4.51 Demo Version. Works for a while before you have to reboot.
Oops, no HTML: ftp://ftp.freedomscientific.com/users/hj/private/WebFiles/JAWS/j451120td.exe
I was just going to post what Tom did. JAWS, AFAIK, let's you use the full version for testing. The only catch is the time limit that you need to reboot to reset. This petition seems completely pointless and rather ignorant.
As for JAWS being 'broken', remember that it is *not* a aural web page reader. It is a screen reader. It is used to navigate the OS as a whole, reading whatever is on screen. So, it actually is doing what it is supposed to do, reading what a sighted person sees on the screen.
Oh and also, if you have VMWare you don't even need to fully reboot: just kill the virtual machine and you've got another 40 minutes.
And the fact that you have to hack it for developer use doesn't suggest that maybe this petition is needed after all?
Does JAWS have any competitors?
Signed, thanks for the link.
Tim: I think the major competitor is Window-Eyes from GW Micro: http://www.gwmicro.com/windoweyes/windoweyes.htm
This is on the Windows platform, obviously. I'm not sure what's available for Mac or Unix users.
Oops! Window-Eyes demo version available here: http://www.gwmicro.com/demo/
Will last only for 30 mins (as opposed to JAWS' 40 mins) before a reboot is required.
The sooner someone comes up with a GPL reader the better - especially for the people who would use it on a day to day basis.
An interesting comparison is that Opera give away developer versions regularly for browser advocacy. I have a free registered version at the office from their programme. Indeed after using it at work, I now pay for my home copy I like it that much.
Slightly related: Does JAWS read an araul style sheet? I have one on my site and now I know about the demo…
What's wrong with testing for accessibility using w3m or lynx, having validated one's code?
"And the fact that you have to hack it for developer use doesn't suggest that maybe this petition is needed after all?"
Plain and simple - petition signed, thanks Dave.
"Slightly related: Does JAWS read an aural style sheet?"
I don't believe so, Anne, although I haven't used it. JAWS is supposed to be a screen reader, rather than an aural web browser.
"What's wrong with testing for accessibility using w3m or lynx, having validated one's code?"
the same that's wrong with writing perfectly clean xhtml + css, validating it, and then expecting every browser to display it correctly. as with browsers, bugs exist, and we need to work around them. and we're not just talking about some minor spacing issues because of different box model implementations or something…potentially, sections of your page/site can become completely unusable and/or hidden from users with screenreaders just because of a bug in JAWS…
so yeh, THAT'S why…
Anne - JAWS is not a web browser, aural or otherwise. It doesn't pick up aural style sheets. It reads what is on the screen.
Martin - Because JAWS is not an aural browser, your XHTML or HTML or whatever you're writing cannot be expected to render in any standard sort of way. Therefore testing is important.
This is one of the big reasons why developer JAWS is necessary - since no one actually runs it, many myths and assumptions surround what it can and can't do.
No one is saying you're bad people for making these assumptions either; quite the opposite actually. That you even care is wonderful - it's not your fault that screen readers are mysterious and expensive pieces of software. Thanks for signing the petition all; let's hope something comes of this.
While we are at it, should we start a petition to get MS to release developer versions of IE 7+/PC and IE6+/Mac browser? ;o)
Everything is broken. No matter what, we are always doing damage control as designers…JAWS is broken, IE6 is broken, heck, even Mozilla doesn't always do the right thing.
I have moved away from bad browser-specific code like many, but still use the box model hack and I get over it when my background image doesn't show up in NN6…but, I would at least like the benefit of knowing how my sites "appear" to JAWS.
More knowledge, as Nic pointed out, can be dangerous if we aren't careful…but I still choose it over ignorance any day.
While I completely agree with the petition, I think it is worth while to point out that there was and will be a free for 30 days beta of JAWS 5.0 available soon. You can read more about it here:
I know they had more info on their site a couple of weeks ago but I can't seem to find it now :) While it is not a solution to the problem, it is a good opportunity for all of us to check our code against JAWS 5.0 beta.
– Dan
as a sidenote/question regarding the demo versions: are you not swimming in murky, grey legal waters if you use a demo version for purpouses other than the evaluation of the full product in the light of a possible purchase ? wouldn't the use of the continued, consistent use of the demo for site testing purpouses be equivalent to running a dodgy, cracked copy ?
just thoughts…
Not signed.
Reasons here:
Grr, darn it. Wrong URL. Here's the correct one:
Kynn - wow, arrogant, self-centered, and asinine? You're not pulling your punches, are you?
Sorry, but you're dead wrong. You make it sound like a 'put up or shut up' proposition, but I'm guessing you've never had to try talking management into spending thousands of dollars on the latest Adobe and Macromedia treats, hundreds of dollars on more memory, and then, oh yeah, an extra grand because we have to hit F5 a few times to make sure 0.x% of our users see the page properly.
I completely agree that it's highway robbery to all users, but it's "asking blind users to subsidize the use of assistive technologies by sighted users."? Come on Kynn, it's software - it's not a limited resource.
The *only reason*, and I emphasize because you must understand this if nothing else, but the ONLY reason the developers who have signed this petition are interested are because they have a social conscience and a feeling of obligation toward all users of their sites. Look at the last paragraph of this comment, for example: http://www.mezzoblue.com/cgi-bin/mt/mezzo/archives/000234.asp#c001375
The alternative is NOT to grudgingly shell out the thousand, as you seem to suggest; the alternative is to ignore the users of the software, throw out a text-only version of our site (which we all know isn't accessible either), or just put up a big sign saying 'Sorry blind users, but we can't afford you.' The users are the casualties in the war, and how much sense does that make?
These are the attitudes that we the developers are trying to combat, and faulting us for actually caring is a bad move.
My response to Dave is here:
(Read that site before this one.)
While I appreciate that Freedom Scientific is the market leader, shouldn't we also encourage IBM, GW Micro and others to come up with a cheaper/free alternative to their products?
In lieu of using a screen reader, though I now have the demo of JAWS, I've used pwWebSpeak to run through some sites (http://www.soundlinks.com/pwgen.htm).
pwWebSpeak is a speech browser - not a screen reader - now somewhat out-of-date as development ceased some years ago. But it trawls through your markup and reads out what it finds, ignoring style sheets and finding headings, links, images, lists, etc.
I've found it gives a useful indication of what users of screen readers might encounter when surfing.
Kynn Barlett has followed this up again at Maccessibility: http://www.maccessibility.com/archive/000841.php
Worth a look if anyone stumbles across this thread at this point.
I hate to be put in the position of agreeing with Kynn's wild rant on the subject, but this petition is ridiculous, and any self-respecting web designer who signed it should be ashamed of themselves (that includes you, Dave S). Freedom Scientific provides a fully functional demonstration version of the latest version of JAWS (currently 4.5.1) that you can run for 40 minutes. Then it stops working until you reboot, then you can run it for another 40 minutes, and so forth ad infinitum. There is no upper limit on usage. The petition claims that the demo version "expires", which is blatantly false.
Kynn is also correct that JAWS is a complex program with many configuration options and keyboard shortcuts. It is a world unto itself, and you will need to spend at least a solid week with it to become comfortable with it. I did exactly that in my research for writing "Dive Into Accessibility" – 40 minutes at a time. At the time I wondered why no one else seemed to have done what I was doing, and since then I have often wondered why there is so much confusion and ignorance over how JAWS interprets pages when a free download is available for testing. Now I see that it was because you were all waiting for the world to be handed to you on a silver platter.
Thanks Mark. The subject has been well-debated in the past week and a half over on Accessify Forum, and I've been changing my stance as I've become more aware of the issues.
I'm definitely not ashamed of my initial support, and I don't think anyone else should be. The resulting dialogue was invaluable, and the first time I became aware a demo version existed.
Those claiming this petition was about designers assuming they have more right to the software than the blind have entirely missed the spirit in which the signatures were gathered. These are people who actually give a damn; to castigate any of them for misunderstanding or ignorance is to alienate.
Let's put this behind us and move on. Our hearts are in the right place.
IBM has its Home Page Reader 3 – for around $130. Obviously, it isn't going to have as many functions as JAWS – and there are differences in what is read and how it's read – but it's certainly better than nothing. What I don't understand is why Opera can't add screen reader functionality to the PAID version of their browser – they're pretty close already.
Here's the URL for the IBM HPR. I like it.
I hate to be put in the position of agreeing with Kynn's wild rant on the subject…
Because, y'know, Mark would never write a wild rant. :)
"Umm, Could we perhaps do a global search/replace on this whole thread… Where one could replace the word "JAWS" with "Macromedia MX Suite"? Comes down to the same thing doesn't it?"
Uhh…no it doesn't. If you don't have access to Macromedia MX Suite then you don't build your website in Flash. What does this have to do with a developer's ability to create an accessible website?
Umm, Could we perhaps do a global search/replace on this whole thread… Where one could replace the word "JAWS" with "Macromedia MX Suite"? Comes down to the same thing doesn't it? Or perhaps you guys would like to also charge $50 for a website like the schoolboy next door… My point is: Custom product + small market + few customers = higher price. If you aren't happy with the price, develop your own software. I do believe that is exactly what you guys would tell a customer if he wanted a top end website (a software product) for 50 bucks. You get what u pay for….
So pay up or…
We are web designers, we get paid well, they - the user - may well be blind, may be on state benefits, may be working who knows? - the point being if they can afford jaws, then surely we can too? or alternativly use a different screenreader!
Jaws certainly is not the most popular - window-eyes, IBM Home Page Reader, heck there are several available for linux for free! are all equally as popular, it just depends on which section of the blind community you ask. As for accessibility testing, validate your code and you're halfway there, check against the WAI's priority levels and you're done - worried about the cost? - if you're a competant hand coder it should be quicker than building tag-soup type code!
And at the end of the day, accessibility is not just about blind or partially sighted users, its about learning levels, motability, and all sorts of other disabilities. so come on, stop whining and buy it, or not - use something else.
Hey - why don't you hire a blind member of staff?
"We are web designers, we get paid well"
A blanket statement that is a lot less true than it used to be ;)
Actually … all the ones who are any good are still being paid well. Its all the hacks who made money when the market was oversaturated with clients who are finding it rough to get paid at all, much less paid well.
Okay, that'll do. Consider comments closed on this one. Hop over to http://www.mezzoblue.com/cgi-bin/mt/mezzo/archives/000248.asp
for my follow-up post.


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As the year comes to an end, I'd like to present to you 10 of my very own T-Shirt Top 10's from 2010. I did this last year and it was a hit, so hear we go again! You should note that the T-Shirts posted here are listed in no particular order and are heavily based on tees that I've blogged about here in the past year. 2010 was an amazing year for T-Shirts and I can't wait to see what 2011 has in store for us all. What were your top 10 tees of 2010?
I should note that there a few changes form last year. First, there are 9 categories this year, instead of the 10. I removed the top 10 Emptees tees because I didn't really check out their tees section as much as I should have in 2010. Also, the Top 10 Geek and Top 10 Typography tees lists were replaced with Top 10 Parody and Top 10 T-Shirt Related Non-T-Shirts lists. Enjoy!
*Once Again, the lists are presented in no particular order.
Top 10 T-Shirts of 2010
There were a billion T-Shirts released in 2010 but only a few really great ones. The following 10 tees are my picks for the Top 10 tees of 2010. Like last year, I own 5 of the 10 tees here and let's just say they are on regular rotation in my T-Shirt wardrobe. I absolutely love each of the designs featured on this Top 10 list!
1. Easier Said Than Done by Ugmonk. This is by far one of my favorite tees of 2010 – to say that I've worn it a lot is an uderstatement.
2. FFB Whip It by Fur Face Boy. My favorite shirt from the the Fur Face Boy Series III collection. The FFB Raglan comes in at a close second!
3. Rhino Hunter by SharpShirter. This shirt was officially released in 2009 and I reviewed it in late December 2009, BUT, I wore the heck out of this tee in 2010. I love this shirt. And as you can tell, in 2010 I loved purple.
4. Technicolour Rex by Elisha Hale (Threadless). Alright, so this is the first tee on this particular top 10 that I don't own. This is mainly because, it's very much a new Threadless design. It was released just a couple of weeks ago and I just haven't had the chance to pick it up. But I will. Guaranteed.
5. Super Doctor Hazmat by Doctor Hazmat. I adore this T-Shirt! It's so fun, so nostalgic and just plain geeky good on so many levels.
6. Unstoppable Andy by George Soto. How could this T-Shirt not make my Top 10 T-Shirts of 2010 list? After all, Unstoppable Andy was inspired by a blog post that I wrote. Yep, seriously. You can read all about it here.
7. Steve-In-Sane by MightTees. What? Two Steve Jobs themed tees on this list? That's right, I am a MacHead. Plus, the previous shirt was more of a pro Android themed tee! Anywho – wonderful T-Shirt from our buddies over at MightTees. I don't own this one, but I just might have to pick it up.
8. We Did This To Ourselves by Jonathan Lax aka Yonil (Design by Humans). This T-Shirt deserves to be on this list because of the fact that it won the 2010 DBH 10K contest. Kudos Yonil!
9. ROAU by Olly Moss (Shirt.Woot). What's not to love about this T-Shirt design? It features Robocop and a freakin' Unicorn! A UNICORN! Again: Robocop on top of a UNICORN! Another favorite of mine this year was Robocopper from Shirt.Woot (and also designed by Olly Moss). I guess Olly really like Robocop?
10. Too Big 2 Fail by GAMA-GO. Hilarious shirt from our friends at GAMA-GO! I should also note that I especially loved Yeti Kong in 2010, especially since I was able to pick it up myself at the GAMA-GO boutique in San Francisco – score!
Top 10 Co-Tee TV Reviewed Tees of 2010
2010 saw 32 fresh new episodes of Co-Tee TV, here are some of my favorite T-Shirts that I've reviewed on Co-Tee TV this year. Watch and enjoy!
1. Super Doctor Hazmat by Doctor Hazmat. Reviewed In Episode 79: Fancy FFB, Doctor Hazmat and Vintage NES
2. Design Your Own Goblin by Goblin Culture Reinvention. Reviewed in Episode 78: Licensed To FFB, Goblin Culture and Pencils
3. Starved by Akumu Ink. Reviewed in Episode 76: Electric Oceans D&A, Akumu Ink and Bats
4. Les Gens Courageux by Vaughn de Heart. Reviewed in Episode 72: Fantastic Fur Face Boy, Vaughn De Heart and a French Lesson
5. Whip It by Fur Face Boy. Reviewed In Episode 70: Guilty Pleasures, Fur Face Boy and Whip It
6. Bodega by Regan Smith Clarke. Reviewed in Episode 63: Ban T-Shirts, Regan Smith Clarke and Bodega
7. Always In The Shadows by You're History. Reviewed in Episode 62: Bird Brain, You're History and Jack The Ripper
8. A box of goodies sent to me from Johnny Cupcakes. Reviewed in Episode 61: Johnny Cupcakes and The Suitcase Tour
9. Say Anything (Steve Jobs) by Might Tees. Reviewed in Episode 53: The Mothership, Might Tees and Apple
10. Fistachio by Maiden Voyage Clothing Co. Reviewed in Episode 52: Geeks, Maiden Voyage and a Big Mustache
Top 10 Packaging Reviewed on Co-Tee TV of 2010
When reviewing tees, I LOVE to examine and dissect the packaging. To me, the packaging often tells whether the brand has that special X-Factor. Each of the ten brands below had spectacular packaging in 2010.
1. MightTees. Reviewed in Episode 82: Mystery Tees, MightTees and Geordi La Forge
2. Goblin Culture Reinvention. Reviewed in Episode 78: Licensed To FFB, Goblin Culture and Pencils
3. Akumu Ink. Reviewed in Episode 76: Electric Oceans D&A, Akumu Ink and Bats
4. Vaughn de Heart. Reviewed in Episode 72: Fantastic Fur Face Boy, Vaughn De Heart and a French Lesson
5. Fur Face Boy. Reviewed in Episode 70: Guilty Pleasures, Fur Face Boy and Whip It
6. Dead Bury Dead. Reviewed in Episode 68: To The Sea, Dead Bury Dead and Maggie's Pharm
7. Teezeria. Reviewed in Episode 67: iSteamMac, Teezeria and Bang-On
8. Charlie Noble. Reviewed in Episode 66: Japanese Monkeys, Charlie Noble and Sailors
9. Enso Threads. Reviewed in Episode 55: Teenage Mutant Artists, Enso Threads and the Moment
10. Maiden Voyage by Craig Damrauer. Reviewed in Episode 52: Geeks, Maiden Voyage and a Big Mustache
Top 10 Favorite Indie Brands of 2010
I found myself constantly talking about these ten companies throughout the year. Take a look at these ten brands and you will get a sense of the style and type of design I enjoy. The asterisks mean that they were also on this list in 2009.
1. Fur Face Boy. The second half of 2010 saw a lot of Fur Face Boy coverage on my blog. That's because the founder (thanks Ha Mai!) sent me a box filled with Series III T-Shirts! Needless to say, I was impressed and stoked.
2. Tilteed. Our friends at Tilteed had an amazing 2010 and released some of the best contest based designs on the Internet! Plus, we got to follow our buddy dunz0 while she interned at Tilteed!
3. Nick Automatic. Fresh, big, bold and full of character. I became a big fan of Nick Automatic and founder Nicolo Nimor's artwork. He even opened up his own boutique shop in the Philippines. I think Nick Automatic will explode in 2011.
4. Made With Awesome. These guys are always so much fun, fun, fun! Each of their T-Shirts ooze awesome. Plus, the founders are Threadless veterans so they know what they are doing!
5. MightTees. These guys are my favorite purveyors of Mac/Apple/Geek themed T-Shirts. If you are a nerd then you'll love MightTees!
6. Akumu Ink. Akumu Ink consists of two members: Joey the illustrator/designer/screen printer, and Dora who takes care of customer service and all things business. Their shirts are perfect for anyone with a horror fetish!
7. Regan Smith Clarke. I've been keeping a close eye on Regan Smith Clarke and I have to say that I have been very impressed by what I saw in 2010. Those of you who enjoy vintage and well thought out typography and design will love Regan Smith Clarke.
8. Gama-Go. Our friends at Gama-Go consistently put out laugh out loud tees throughout the year, many of which I featured on this blog. I also had a chance to visit the Gama-Go boutique in San Francisco, awesome experience!
9. Milk & Eggs Co*. These guys made our Top 10 Brands list of 2009, and here they are again! I can't say how much I am a fan of their work – I love me some Milk & Eggs Co.
10. Ugmonk*. Also making my Top 10 Brands list two years in row is Ugmonk. If you read this blog consistently then you know how much of a fan I am of Ugmonk and founder Jeff Sheldon's typography work.
Top 10 T-Shirt Designers of 2010
And these were my favorite T-Shirt designers of 2010. So much good stuff, it was so hard to narrow the list down to just 10 (so I included two extra). The asterisks mean that they were also on this list in 2009.
1. Ha Mai. This is the guy behind Fur Face Boy. I just love how he incorporates the things that he loves into his designs. You can feel his passion for art, comics, video games, music, and life oozzing from his tees. Ha Mai was my favorite T-Shirt designer of 2010.
2. Anthony Brian Villafuerte aka Zerobriant. This guy came super close to winning the DBH 10K contest this year. He also released one of my favorite DBH tees, Freedom Fighter.
3. Jonathan Lax aka Yonil. This artist had a huge year. How huge? How about $10,000 huge! Yonil won the Design By Humans 10K contest with his design, We Did This To Ourselves.
4. Olly Moss*. I love everything that Olly Moss puts out. And yes, he was on my Top 10 Designers list of 2009.
5. Emmy Cicierega. Emmy was the big 2010 Bestees Design of the Year winner at Threadless with her design, It's Toile About You. If you thought the $10,000 Design By Humans prize was a lot then you'll be shocked to hear that Emmy won $20,000 from Threadless for her design! Can I have some?
6. Jeff Sheldon*. Once again, Jeff Sheldon is in my Top 10 Designers list (he was on the 2009 list). He keeps getting better and better and I just can't wait to see what he has in store for us in 2011. Ugmonk will be bigger than ever in 2011.
7. Sean Mort. Sean seems to be doing more poster work than tee designs, but when he does design a tee it is awesome. The Gaming Revolution was one of my top tees of 2009 and Evil Comes In All Sizes was one of my favorite tees of 2010.
8. Alvaro Arteaga Sabaini / Ian Leino. At the number 9 spot it was a toss up. I loved the work that both these artists delivered in 2011. Alvaro had some awesome Threadless prints and Ian was consistently featured on Teefury and even opened his own online shop. Keep an eye on both these artists in 2011.
9. Jonah Block aka biotwist. I've noticed a lot of biotwist artwork pop up in 2010. He has got a cool, hip and sometimes minimalist style that I really dig!
10. David Schwen / Enkel Dika. Both of these artists had a huge year with multiple prints at Threadless. Again, a toss up for me and I thought that both deserved mention!
Top 10 T-Shirt Related Non-T-Shirts of 2010
1. The Threadless Book Special Edition Hardcover with Sketchbook by Jake Nickell.
2. Polar Beer: Pint Glass by Ian Leino
3. Crossbones Umbrella by Johnny Cupcakes
4. Mustache Cookie Cutter Set by Fuzzy Ink
5. Posters by Olly Moss
6. Chef Barski Toy by Pyknic
7. Torso: T-Shirt Graphics Exposed by Daniel Eckler
8. Wotto Wallet No.2 – Wonderful Worm by Wotto
9. Zombie Liquorice Belt Buckle by Zombie Liquorice
10. And Then I Woke Up (Mug) by Ugmonk
Top 10 Parody Shirts of 2010
1. Something Strange, In Your Beverage… by David Staffell (Threadless)
2. Smokebuster by Nacho Diaz Arjona (Threadless)
3. Be Good by Glennz Tees
4. GandALF by Bunker Designs
5. Little FFB by Fur Face Boy
6. Who's Who by Ian Leino (Teefury)
7. Constant by fftkrazzee (Teefury)
8. Late Night Barbarian by Enkel Dika
9. I'm With CoCo by Mike Mitchell
10. Polar Beer by Ian Leino
Top 10 Places To Buy A Funny T-Shirt
I love me a good funny T-Shirt and these guys delivered the best funny tees in 2010! The asterisks mean that they were also on this list in 2009.
1. Glennz Tees.
2. Hipster Hitler.
3. Busted Tees*.
4. Kosher Ham*.
5. Soge Shirts.
6. Headline Shirts.
8. Dos Chicos Tees.
9. Split Reason.
10. NerdyShirts*.
Top 10 Threadless Tees of 2010
To say I follow Threadless is a gross understatement. I am mad about Threadless. Coty Loves Threadless. Here are 10 of my favorite Threadless releases of 2010.
1. Friendly Beasts by Hillary White
2. Late Night Barbarian by Enkel Dika
3. Renaissance Rocks by Enkel Dika
4. Historical Reconstitution by Vincent Bocognani
5. Don't Care Bears by Alex Solis
6. Khaki Kickflip by Nick Kohler
7. Dark Raven by Ben Chen
8. Hans Off My Cookie! by Philip Tseng
9. This Is Not the Eye Chart You're Looking For by David Schwen
10. Technicolour Rex by Elisha Hale
We've reached the conclusion of the final epic list of 2010! I can't wait to do it all over again in 2011. If you enjoyed this article I would very much appreciated a little retweet or post to your Facebook page! Help to spread the word so that more people can discover these wonderful tees, indie brands and artists!

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Rachelle Spector's first album is described as "upbeat, mainstream adult pop, with hints of R&B, rock and dance." It was produced by a man in one of the least upbeat places around -- Corcoran State Prison.
Her husband, Phil Spector, produced and arranged the record. He is serving a prison sentence of 19 years to life for the shooting death of actress Lana Clarkson.
The man known for the "Wall of Sound" technique said of his wife, "I trusted her with my life and songs and production. She's fantastic on this album," according to a news release.
Spector, 70, and Rachelle married in September 2006. The 10-song album "Out of My Chelle" will be available online June 8 and in stores on July 20.
The couple met at LA's Dan Tana's in 2003 after she moved to LA to pursue a singing career, according to her website. She was 23 and said she did not know of Spector's connection to Clarkson's death.
On her website, Rachelle Spector said her song "Here in My Heart" describes the couple's relationship:
"It has special meaning for me. Like the lyric says, 'No matter where you are, you're here in my heart.' For the time being, of course, Philip is actually far away. But he's still the shining light in my life, and I can always feel him here with me."
Clarkson was shot and killed Feb. 3, 2003, at the producer's Alhambra mansion.
During his first trial for the shooting death of Clarkson, the jury hung 10-2 in favor of conviction. In a retrial in 2009, he was convicted and sentenced to prison.


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Draghi nudges Spain to take up bond plan
FRANKFURT, Germany (AP) — European Central Bank President Mario Draghi nudged Spain and its European partners to take up bank's offer of help with the country's high debt costs, reassuring Madrid that the conditions for getting the assistance "don't need to be punitive."
The ECB chief said at a news conference in Brdo Pri Kranju, Slovenia, Thursday that Spain had made "significant progress" toward getting its finances under control, adding that a number of measures had been "announced, legislated, and implemented" in only a short period of time.
Draghi however, said it was up to Spain to decide whether to seek help.
Also Thursday, the ECB also left its key interest rate for the 17 countries that use the euro unchanged at a record low 0.75 percent. That underscored the bank's message that it had already taken steps to rescue the euro from collapse — and that now it's up to governments to act.
At its last policy meeting on September 6, the ECB said it would buy unlimited amounts of government bonds to help lower borrowing costs for countries such as Spain or Italy, which are struggling to manage their debts. To get help from the ECB, a country must first ask for assistance from the rest of the eurozone by approaching the bloc's emergency fund, the European Stability Mechanism, and agree to tight spending and reform measures.
Spain's Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy is holding off asking for help out of concern that Spain may be slapped with harsh austerity conditions from the eurozone. Spain is at the center of the eurozone crisis — its €1.4 trillion ($1.8 trillion) economy is the fourth-largest among the 17 countries that use the euro. Markets have calmed after the ECB offer of bond purchases. But Spain's delay has started to unnerve markets again, and the country's borrowing costs have crept back up.
Draghi told the news conference that the conditions a country would have to agree on "don't need to be punitive," and could include measures to ease rules and regulations to boost growth in the economy over and above painful cuts in spending.
In the past week, Spain has announced an austerity budget for 2013 that would cut overall spending by €40 billion. It has already introduced several packages of tax hikes, civil servant wage cuts and freezes in a bid to get out of the crisis. Analysts say the Spanish government hopes the budget would be enough to stop the eurozone from imposing further spending and deficit controls if and when Spain asks for help with its bonds.
Draghi nonetheless declined to comment on whether Spain had to ask for help or could make it without added loans and bond purchases. "The decision to start this process is entirely in the hands of governments," he said.
The bank had already provided "a fully effective backstop" with the bond purchase offer, he added.
The ECB, Draghi said, had already "done what is necessary" by offering to buy countries' bonds on the secondary market, lowering their interest rates — if governments agree with the other 16 countries that use the euro on steps to improve their finances.
European stock markets were broadly unchanged on the announcement of the ECB's decision, with the Stoxx50 index of leading European shares down 0.14 percent at 2,541. The euro, meanwhile, was up against the dollar at $1.3007. The interest rate on Spain's 10-year bond was 5.89 percent on Thursday, up 0.11 percentage points on the day. This compares with more than 7 percent before the ECB plan was announced.
In addition to suspense over Spain, the eurozone is troubled by weak prospects for economic growth. The eurozone shrank 0.2 percent in the second quarter and is in danger of shrinking again in the third quarter. Draghi said he expects growth "to remain weak in the near term and recover only gradually thereafter."
Analysts were also pessimistic on the prospects for growth in the eurozone. "There remains significant downside risk to the euro area's economic outlook. Indeed, with no sign that the recession is over, further easing is likely in 2013," said Benjamin Reitzes, an analyst at BMO Capital Markets.
The bank held off from cutting its key interest rate again. In theory, that would boost the economy by making it easier for businesses to borrow and expand. But rates are already low and business borrowing remains weak because many managers see no prospect of expanding sales.
The ECB must also keep an eye on inflation, which remains stubbornly above its goal of just under 2 percent. The annual rate was 2.7 percent in September.
European governments have already had to bail out three countries — Greece, Ireland and Portugal — when they could no longer borrow at affordable costs and keep servicing their debts.
Cyprus has also asked for a bailout and Spain has received a commitment of up to €100 billion to repair its shaky banks which suffered heavy losses on real estate loans.
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Georgia College split into GCSU A and GCSU B teams, but it didn't matter, as the Bobcats took the top two team finishes. GCSU A had just 20 points, while GCSU B had 75, edging Clark Atlanta University by two. The 20 points by GCSU A is the third-lowest point total in Bobcat history. The Bobcat women's last win came at the Pepperdine Invitational in 2008.
Senior Heather Raines (Lawrenceville, Ga.) won individual medalist honors, covering the 5K course in 20:56. She is the first GCSU runner to break the tape in a meet since Crystal Sutton won the Paine College Invitational in 2004.
Raines beat Virginia Balkcom (Fayetteville, Ga.) by just over a second, with sophomore Karissa Ekstrom (Alpharetta, Ga.) third at 21:09. Senior Caroline Rentz (Columbus, Ga.) was the fourth Bobcat finisher in fourth at 21:23, her finish being tops for GCSU B.
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Turkey's aviation industry has come a long way since it began building F-16 Fighting Falcons in the 1980s. Now it is confident that it can produce an aircraft in-country that will not only replace the F-16 but complement the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter in years to come.
Turkish Aviation Industries (TAI) has been working quietly on ideas for a fifth-generation fighter, dubbed the F-X, for several years, but 2013 represents a critical year in the decision-making process for the project. A $20 million two-year concept phase, started in August 2011, will end this September, and a meeting of Turkey's Defense Industry Executive Committee, which takes place at year-end, will define how the program will begin to take shape.
At the IDEF defense show in Istanbul last month, TAI displayed three potential single-seat design concepts for the aircraft: two conventional monoplane layouts, one with a single engine, not dissimilar to the F-35, and one with two engines, while the third featured canard foreplanes and a large delta wing. Each of the concepts features elements of design associated with fifth-generation fighter aircraft, such as faceted fuselages to reduce radar cross-section, internal weapons bays, super-cruise capability as well as advanced avionics and an active, electronically scanned array (AESA) radar system. Engineers have received input from Saab, which was drafted to consult on the program.
TAI officials suggest that the two single-engine concepts will have maximum takeoff weights (MTOW) of 50,000-60,000 lb., while the twin-engine version will have an MTOW of 60,000-70,000 lb. Diagrammatic drawings of the twin-engine aircraft show two weapons bays, one located between the air intakes that can house a pair of small short-range air-to-air missiles, and the other in front of the engines housing four larger missiles around the size of the AIM-120 Amraam.
According to industry officials, the requirements defined by the Turkish air force have changed at least three times, with the specification narrowing to what TAI and Turkish industry will be able to achieve in the coming years. Of the designs shown at IDEF, the twin-engine concept meets the requirements set by the air force, say industry officials, but the service prefers a single-engine aircraft to reduce cost and complexity. Although envisaged as a multirole fighter, TAI officials say the air force may give the resulting aircraft more of an air-to-air/air-dominance role as a primary mission.
Under the current timetable, Turkey will develop the aircraft at the same time as it is paying for the F-35. TAI wants to achieve a first flight for the F-X within 10 years. While the F-35 is set to replace the F-4 Phantoms and early F-16s in the air force inventory, the service sees the F-X replacing later models of the F-16 fleet purchased through various iterations of the Peace Onyx program. The last F-16 produced by TAI was delivered to the air force in December as part of the Peace Onyx IV program.
A number of technologies are being envisioned for the aircraft. Ozcan Ertem, executive vice president for aircraft at TAI, tells Aviation Week, "we are looking at options for two crew to zero crew members." He suggests that in aircraft with two crew, one pilot could be working separately as a mission commander in control of a fleet of unmanned combat air vehicles, for instance.
Perhaps the biggest obstacle to the aircraft's development will be finding a powerplant, particularly if the air force sticks to its single-engine requirement. TAI began talks at last year's Farnborough air show with major engine manufacturers from the U.S., Europe and Russia
"We are looking for the next generation up in performance and we are in contact with all the major engine suppliers," says Ediz Tarhan, program manager for F-X at TAI. "It might be possible to develop something jointly with TEI," he notes, referring to Tusas Engine Industries.
Tarhan adds that the company is exploring a number of development models, including teaming with a foreign partner that could help fund the program based on a common baseline set of requirements. A second model could be a partnership with a country that has similar goals in producing a fifth-generation aircraft and would be willing to cooperate in developing, building and ultimately marketing the aircraft for export. South Korea was named in the Turkish press as being interested in joining the project when the concept phase began in 2011. The third model could involve a country or a company partner with experience in fighter design and development to provide technical assistance with the project, in a similar way as Saab is doing at the concept stage.
Turkey has a long way to go before it can realize its ambitions, but the resulting investment and spin-offs from the program could give the country's aviation industry significant credibility in the coming years as well as a product that could be widely exportable to nations unable to join the Joint Strike Fighter program.


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Hundreds of dead pets found in woods
West Virginia investigates 4,000 pounds of discarded carcasses
From Michael McManus
WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Hundreds of dead cats, dogs and other animals were found in two wooded areas of West Virginia, the state Division of Natural Resources said Thursday.
More than 250 dead animals have been identified, inventoried and photographed, the state said. They included animals with rabies vaccination and name tags, indicating they were pets.
Most of the animals were dogs and cats, but there were also mice, rats, rabbits, squirrels, raccoons, foxes, hawks and deer.
Some of the animals had been decapitated, said Maj. Jerry Jenkins of Division of Natural Resources law enforcement.
The dead animals were removed Monday from the wooded area in Hampshire County, near Capon Bridge, West Virginia. A second and similar discovery continues to be investigated in Hardy County.
Investigators believe the animals came from counties around the greater Washington, D.C., metropolitan area.
Fairfax County Police Lt. Rich Perez said some of the animals came from that county and indicated that some of the animals found had previously been turned over to Family Pet Cremations.
The Chantilly, Virginia-based company has contracts with the department to dispose of dead, sick or stray animals, Perez said.
"We are disturbed and concerned that animal remains we were turning over to Family Pet Cremations have turned up at this illegal dump site," he said.
The department would look at whether the contract with the company will continue, he said. Calls to the crematorium were not returned.
Jenkins said his agency removed more than 4,000 pounds of animal carcasses, some of them with intravenous tubes in their legs.
The U.S. Forest Service is also taking part in the investigation. Woody Lipps, a spokesman for the agency, said one of the dumping sites was in George Washington National Forest and the perpetrators could face stiff fines.
"Dumping debris on federal property is a federal misdemeanor, but the attorney's office could decide this was hazardous material and if that's the case, the fines and jail time increase dramatically," Lipps said.
The U.S. Forest Service expects to turn over its investigation to the U.S. attorney's office in West Virginia next week.
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Title of work:
When I Was Puerto Rican by Esmeralda Santiago
Santiago's memoir tells of her remarkable journey from the barrios of Puerto Rico to her graduation from Harvard University. A moving narrative of survival, When I Was Puerto Rican explores the universal immigrant theme of assimilation and its effects on family, culture, and identity.
The story begins in Puerto Rico in the 1950s. Santiago is the first of what will eventually be eleven children born to parents who are not married, and whose unmarried status is a source of constant tension in the household. Santiago describes her world, in both its beauty and its sadness, with a clear-eyed evocation of the tastes, smells, and sounds of the Puerto Rican countryside, and the rituals, concerns, and joys of her big, unruly family. For all its poverty and privation, however, Esmeralda is comfortable in this environment and knows who she is. But at 13, she moves with her mother and sisters to the alien, urban world of New York City. Here she must remake herself while struggling with a new language, a new culture, and a bewildering new set of rules and expectations of how a girl should behave.
"When I began writing this book, I had no idea it would result in a dialogue about cultural identity," Santiago has commented. "But as I've traveled around the country talking about it, people tell me that, while the culture I'm describing may not be the same as the one they grew up in, the feelings and experiences are familiar, and some of the events could have been taken from their own lives. It has been particularly poignant to speak to immigrants who have returned to their countries only to discover how much they have changed by immersion in North American culture. They accept and understand the irony of the past tense in the title [of the novel], the feeling that, while at one time they could not identify themselves as anything but the nationality to which they were born, once they've lived in the U.S. their "cultural purity" has been compromised, and they no longer fit as well in their native countries, nor do they feel one hundred percent comfortable as Americans.
"When I returned to Puerto Rico after living in New York for seven years, I was told I was no longer Puerto Rican because my Spanish was rusty, my gaze too direct, my personality too assertive for a Puerto Rican woman, and I refused to eat some of the traditional foods like morcilla and tripe stew. I felt as Puerto Rican as when I left the island, but to those who had never left, I was contaminated by Americanisms, and therefore, had become less than Puerto Rican. Yet, in the United States, my darkness, my accented speech, my frequent lapses into the confused silence between English and Spanish identified me as foreign, non-American. In writing the book I wanted to get back to that feeling of Puertoricanness I had before I came here. Its title reflects who I was then, and asks, who am I today?"
It's reading that saved my life. We had television, but it wasn't watching television that allowed me to do the many things I have done that were never expected from someone like me. It was having access to books, it was having a library card and living at the library, it was being able to expand my world through this little object that I could throw in my purse and read at night under my blanket, or while I am having lunch. It was a way for me to be in a different place from where I was, and a way for me to see that the world was a lot bigger than our apartment in Brooklyn
Q & A with Esmeralda Santiago
What do you prefer writing, memoir or fiction?
Writing about my life and my experiences is something that just kind of flows, and it comes out very unedited and unjudged, whereas when I write fiction or when I write poetry, I am my own worst critic. Nothing is good enough. For some reason, writing memoir comes very easily and naturally. My nonfiction editor, who has been doing this for thirty years at least, says that in her experience, there are people who are either nonfiction writers or fiction writers -- that are naturally one or the other. And she has always felt that I am a natural nonfiction writer. But I like novels, so it's an interesting dilemma, because I think for me it's a challenge to write fiction; whereas, writing memoir, it's almost like an obligation.
What are some of your literary influences?
I think the biggest, biggest, biggest influence on me really is Homer. I constantly go back to The Iliad and The Odyssey whenever I am feeling sort of stuck, or when I am sad -- or when I have read a book that had great promise but ended not being as good as I had hoped. I have four or five translations, including translations into Spanish, and I consult them all the time. And the way I consult is, either I'll go to a favorite passage, or I'll just open the book at random and begin to read, and read for five or ten minutes until I am back to feeling like myself. I also really love George Eliot, and I particularly love Middlemarch. That's one of my favorite books of all time. I love Tolstoy, and I remember avoiding War and Peace for years, because I always thought, "a thousand-something pages, who has time?" There is just so much about life in it and humanity that I find very touching and very moving. And recently I've read some current fiction. This is unusual for me, because I pretty much tend to stay in the nineteenth century and earlier. I read Jonathan Safran Foer's Everything Is Illuminated and really enjoyed it. I thought it was brilliant how he took the voice of this young Ukrainian boy whose first language is Ukrainian but is writing in English. His use of the syntax was absolutely wonderful.
[As] part of this research I am doing for a historical novel, I am also reading El Ingenio [a nonfiction work by historian Manuel Moreno Fraginals, published in Cuba in 1964]. [The author] went through every piece of paper he could about the day-to-day operations of a sugar mill in Cuba. The detail of everyday life for the people who worked in the sugar plantation is fascinating to me. I just love to create a life from this data.
Some literary scholars and educators have described a "Latina Renaissance." Do you see it as such, and, if so, where do you fit in it?
Well, "Renaissance" implies that there was something, and it went away and came back. So it is not a renaissance. It is a real movement of women who share this Latina background who just refuse to be silent anymore. I think of it as this is long, long overdue, that these stories get told, and that women take control of telling their own stories. That's why I began writing -- I refused to be silenced and would do whatever it took to make sure that I was heard. Not because I felt like I had anything more important to say than anybody else did (there are people who are astoundingly talented), but I had some stories that did not exist in the literature, and I had to get them out there. And I think that that's the case with many of these writers. It was this frustration at not seeing our lives reflected in the literature that drove us to make sure that we got these stories down. So maybe there will be a renaissance in 50 years, if we are forgotten, but it really is the birth of a new kind of literature. I think that along with people like Nicholasa Mohr and Julia Alvarez and Sandra Cisneros, we were writing this work when no one was publishing it.
Information about key references
This was the pre-Columbian name for the island of Puerto Rico.
Santiago grew up in this area of Puerto Rico before moving to New York.
The United States military has engaged in military training and bomb testing on this Puerto Rican island, against the protests of many Puerto Ricans and American citizens.
Hybridity and Acculturation
While traditional sociology and anthropology describe the immigrant experience as one of acculturation, the notion of hybridity describes a "multiple acculturation" process whereby immigrants acculturate to mainstream American society and, in turn, bring some of their own cultural practices into mainstream society. The idea of hybridity maintains that all cultures are very much alive and influential.
Suggestions for applying other theories to When I Was Puerto Rican
Esmeralda Santiago's memoir is as much an aesthetic text as it is a historical document and life story. The poetic language offers students an opportunity to use a reader-response approach in which they play with her phrases to create new meaning from the text. Students might take a particularly rich paragraph from the book and render it into verse or song.
A cultural studies exploration of the text might involve a study of the migration patterns of communities from the Caribbean and Latin America to the United States. Students might explore how and why people emigrate, and focus on stories of war, economy, trade, and colonization.
A critical pedagogy approach might explore the conflict with the United States over the Puerto Rican island of Vieques. Students can read the excerpt of Santiago's memoir describing the American invasion of Macún and then research the efforts of activists in Puerto Rico and the United States to stop the U.S. military from using Vieques as a military training site.
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"Honestly, if you're not a workaholic," Joss Whedon said recently, "this is hard to explain."
Mr. Whedon, the prolific writer, producer and director, was speaking by phone from Los Angeles as he discussed an unusual moment in his life, in fall 2011, when he had just finished principal photography on the soon-to-be comic-book blockbuster "The Avengers."
With some well-earned time off before he started postproduction on that movie — a $200 million behemoth that was easily the biggest project Mr. Whedon had taken on — he canceled an anniversary trip he had planned to take with his wife, Kai Cole.
Instead, Mr. Whedon used his break from a movie to make another movie: a black-and-white adaptation of Shakespeare's "Much Ado About Nothing," shot in 12 days at his home in Santa Monica and starring actors he'd worked with on his TV shows, "Buffy the Vampire Slayer," "Angel," "Firefly" and "Dollhouse," as well as on "The Avengers."
Though Mr. Whedon had no idea at the time what he would do with this film (which he and Ms. Cole produced through their Bellwether Pictures company), it will be released theatrically by Lionsgate and Roadside Attractions on June 7.
With some distance from the creation of "Much Ado," Mr. Whedon has a better understanding of why he needed to make it when he did, and how he benefited by taking on another project instead of taking a vacation.
As he recalled, Ms. Cole told him: "You need to do this more than you need to travel. It will connect you with what you are, where you are and all of your friends."
"The argument that sealed it," he added, "was her saying, 'Look, Venice isn't sinking that fast.' "
Dating to at least 2000, Mr. Whedon has recognized his preference for a state of constant motion, back when he was simultaneously producing "Buffy" and its spinoff "Angel," and inviting cast members to his home for after-hours readings of Shakespeare plays like "Hamlet," "Macbeth" and "Othello."
Though these impromptu performances were done for fun, "I still had to cast them and make all the cuts and let everybody know what their parts were, plus provide food," he said. "I was like, 'Oh, my break from producing is producing.'"
For performers like Amy Acker — who by day was playing an investigator of supernatural activity on "Angel," and by night was portraying Beatrice in "Much Ado" opposite her TV co-star Alexis Denisof — there was the realization that work on one of Mr. Whedon's series was "not your normal show."
"Everybody's idea of a fun time," Ms. Acker said, "was to go over to Joss's house and he'd assign people parts of a Shakespeare play and you'd drink wine and sit outside."
But the readings helped Mr. Whedon learn about the untapped potential of his actors. After seeing Ms. Acker as Lady Capulet in "Romeo and Juliet," he decided to kill off her "Angel" character and turn her into a merciless demon. He recalled: "I was like, 'Oh, I've never seen her be frightening. I think the world should see that, too.' "
But a decade later, Mr. Whedon's Shakespeare sessions had been on a long hiatus and the director was second-guessing himself as he grappled with "The Avengers."
"There's a moment in editing on any film," he said, "where you go, 'Oh, God, everything's being taken away from me.' And it's very painful."
When she visited him on an "Avengers" shoot in New York, Ms. Cole said she could tell her husband was in a funk, and she was similarly feeling his absence.
"When you're doing a huge movie like that, it wasn't just nine months of shooting," she said. "It's two years that he is disconnected and gone. In that time, I was in Los Angeles, and it was lonely, not having him."
And so, for perhaps the first time in history, a team of superheroes was saved by Shakespeare. Rereading "Much Ado" on the set of "The Avengers," Mr. Whedon said he was struck by the intertwining tales of Beatrice and Benedick, and Hero and Claudio, as they fall in love and fight and reunite, and reminded of the screwball romances of directors like Billy Wilder and Preston Sturges.
"I went, 'Oh, it's been staring at me for years,' " he said. "'This is a very dark, very complex deconstruction of a romantic comedy, and I'm so in."
After filming of "The Avengers" finished in September 2011, Mr. Whedon and Ms. Cole began hiring the cast for "Much Ado," to start filming in a month. They recruited Ms. Acker and Mr. Denisof to return as Beatrice and Benedick; and Fran Kranz (of "Dollhouse" and "The Cabin in the Woods") and Jillian Morgese (an extra on "The Avengers") to play Claudio and Hero.
And except for Mr. Whedon's studio superiors on "The Avengers," the Hollywood film industry was largely kept in the dark.
"If we had told anybody about what we were doing," Ms. Cole said, "there would be a lot of people telling us: 'It can't work. It's not going to happen. This is a crazy idea.' "
But, she added, "You cut that out, and suddenly you've got a product that is exactly how we wanted it to be."
Instead, Mr. Whedon whipped the Internet into a frenzy when he revealed the existence of his "Much Ado" (and the completion of shooting) in late October 2011. The movie has received positive notices on the festival circuit, where The Hollywood Reporter, which reviewed "Much Ado" at the Toronto International Film Festival, wrote that "even viewers not enlisted in Whedon's Browncoat cult will find much to like here."
Clark Gregg, who plays Agent Coulson in "The Avengers," said he had not performed much Shakespeare before taking the role of Leonato in "Much Ado."
"It does feel like there's a kind of Shakespeare mafia, and I was not a made man," said Mr. Gregg, a founding member of the Atlantic Theater Company. "I feel like they're going to stop me in the middle of a soliloquy and go, 'Hey, not you.' "
But the speed at which "Much Ado" was made did not allow for such self-consciousness, he said: "I walked onto the stage — Joss's kitchen — for the first scene, and I was holding up an iPhone and I thought, 'This might be a Shakespearean world I can inhabit.' "
The rapid pace also left Mr. Whedon little time to worry about crises, as when he and Ms. Cole learned that a house next door was being demolished, just as filming was about to start.
"He was like, 'Kai, I know you can do a lot of things, but you can't control this,' " Ms. Cole recalled. "And I just looked at him and I was like, 'Yes, I can.' " (The neighbors ultimately worked out a system to avoid interfering with each other's work.)
Mr. Whedon found that when he returned to postproduction work on "The Avengers," he was far less conflicted about cutting down that film, and no longer felt like he was losing control of the project.
"I came back from 'Much Ado' going, 'That's the point,' " he said. " 'The film is not called "Joss." It's called "The Avengers," and when I'm done editing it, it will still be a film by me.' "
As he prepares for an "Avengers" sequel (scheduled for a 2015 release), Mr. Whedon could not say whether he'd need another extracurricular activity to help him finish the new movie, or what kinds of projects he'd like to make after his superhero adventures.
"People are like, 'When's your next Shakespeare?' " he said. "The next thing I want to do, like Shakespeare, is something I've never done before."
But what he'd learned from both kinds of filmmaking, Mr. Whedon said, is that one is no less real or important than the other, and that "The Avengers" was no less a passion project than "Much Ado About Nothing,"
"I would also describe 'Avengers 2' as a passion project," he said. "I don't take any project for which I have no passion. Why would you do that?"


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AMERICUS - Georgia College proved to be too sharp for Georgia Southwestern as the Bobcats downed the Lady Hurricanes in both games of a Wednesday evening doubleheader at Lady 'Cane Field.
Game 1- GCSU 8, GSW 4
Georgia College jumped out to the quick 6-0 lead through the first two innings of the opening contest.
GSW got on the board in the bottom of the fourth inning as the Lady Canes had their most successful inning of the evening as senior Avery Purser hit a three-run home run to cut GCSU's lead in half, 6-3.
The Bobcats scored two insurance runs over the final two innings to prevail in the first game of the doubleheader, 8-4.
Hayley Knight paced Southwestern with three hits while Purser added three RBIs in the losing effort.
Starting GSW pitcher Ashley Cavender (5-3) was credited with the loss as the sophomore pitched two innings and gave up six runs off four hits.
Game 2- GCSU 8, GSW 0 (Five innings)
GCSU carried their opening game momentum to the second contest of the evening as the Bobcats made short work of the Lady 'Canes earning a shortened 8-0 victory in five innings.
Georgia College starting pitcher Erica Bell (1-0) earned her first win of the season in dominating fashion as the sophomore pitched a complete game shutout giving up four hits.
GSW starter Logan Smith (2-1) was credited with the loss as the senior threw for 3.1 innings giving up eight runs off eight hits.
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12 oz. raw boneless skinless chicken breast cutlets, pounded to 1/2-inch thickness
1/4 tsp. black pepper
1/8 tsp. salt
1/8 tsp. garlic powder
1/8 tsp. onion powder
1/4 tsp. chili powder
3 cups frozen cauliflower florets
4 1/2 oz. (about 1 1/4 cups) uncooked high-fiber elbow macaroni
1/4 cup canned diced green chiles, drained
3 slices 2% milk cheddar cheese
4 wedges The Laughing Cow Light Creamy Swiss cheese
Season chicken with black pepper, salt, garlic powder, onion powder, and 1/8 tsp. chili powder.
Bring a grill pan (or large skillet) sprayed with nonstick spray to medium-high heat. Cook chicken for about 6 minutes per side, until cooked through. Transfer to a medium bowl, and cover to keep warm.
Place cauliflower in a large microwave-safe bowl; cover and microwave for 3 minutes. Uncover and stir. Re-cover and microwave for 2 - 3 minutes, until hot. Drain excess liquid. Roughly chop cauliflower, return to the bowl, and cover to keep warm.
In a medium-large pot, cook pasta per package instructions, about 8 minutes. Drain pasta and stir into cauliflower. Cover to keep warm.
Place drained chiles in a medium microwave-safe bowl, along with remaining 1/8 tsp. chili powder. Add cheese slices and cheese wedges, breaking them into pieces. Microwave for 30 seconds. Stir well. Microwave for another 30 seconds, or until cheeses have melted. Stir well, and add mixture to the pasta and cauliflower. Thoroughly stir to coat.
Slice chicken into strips, and serve over the mac 'n cheese!
Serving Size: 1/4th of recipe (1 heaping cup) Calories: 300 Fat: 5.5g Sodium: 665mg Carbs: 30.5g Fiber: 5g Sugars: 5g Protein: 30g PointsPlus® value 7*
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Serving Size: 1 lunch order (without soup, salad, or chili) Calories: 600 Fat: 34g Sodium: 1,800mg Carbs: 39g Fiber: 2g Sugars: n.a. Protein: 35g PointsPlus® value 16*
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