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Xiaomi M2 – Specs Review: Quad Core Android 4.1 JellyBean 4.3-inch IPS 2GB RAM 16GB ROM
It seems like the era of Quad Core Android smartphones is now starting. Xiaomi brings us an advancement of its previous flagship phone which was the Xiaomi M2 One Plus, joining the Quad-Core Android smartphones race with the new Xiaomi M2 as its entry.
The Xiaomi M2 is also referred to as the Xiaomi X2, Xiaomi Mi II, or Xiaomi Mi 2.
I cant help but be impressed by the feat of this monster phone from China. Its obviously way more cheap compared to other branded quad core Android smartphones on the market, plus its now on Android 4.1 JellyBean. Read further for the detailed specs review of this Xiaomi M2/X2 phone.
The Xiaomi Mi 2 sports the latest MSM APQ8064 Krait processor, clocked at 1.5 GHz. This device is the first commercial device to have this kind of quad-core chip in-house. Partnered with that, is an Adreno 320 GPU that is also a good performer in terms of HD gaming and smooth multimedia processing and playback.
This Xiaomi M2 is among the first quad-core smartphone to have Android 4.1 Jelly Bean (JB) OS running out of the box. With "Project Butter" implemented on JB, experience heaven with this seemingly lag-free phone. It also has support on English, Chinese, and other languages. Note that you can always inquire about the language pack you want to get preset on your Xiaomi Mi2 upon your order.
The offered memory of this Xiaomi X2 is another stand-out among other existing Android smartphones. It is packed with 2GB RAM, that is obviously a guarantee of seamless multi-tasking, you'll never have to worry about your RAM usage. It also has a 16GB of ROM, and this internal storage memory is still even expandable with a micro SD memory card; supporting up to 32GB maximum capacity.
This beast phone is slated on its 4.3 inches, IPS capacitive multi-touch screen. It is IPS so every viewing angle is pleasing to the eye. Added to that is its very clear HD resolution at 1280×720 pixels, which is a guarantee of vivid and crisp display. Based on my experience, the qHD screen is already very much efficient on a 4.3″ device, what's more with a HD screen?
Unlike other China phones, this Xiaomi X2/M2 isnt a dual-SIM capable phone. It only supports single SIM, and with GSM/WCDMA as well. This phone is totally unlocked and supports GSM services all over the world.
The Xiaomi Mi II have a great duo of snappers. Its main rear camera is an 8.0 megapixels with Auto Focus and LED Flash cam that is set with F/2.0 aperture. Its front-facing secondary camera is a 2.0 megapixels snapper, great for self-portraits and video calls. Main camera supports recording of 1080p HD videos at up to 90fps video recording rate.
You can download this zip archive to get image samples taken by this phone. Password on MF download is techideki.com.
Battery-wise, the Xiaomi Mi 2 also has a battery juice that is superior among other handsets with its Polymer Li-ion battery rated at 2000 mAh. Store says that you can as well optionally get a 3000 mAh battery pack at your choice. Wow! That's great, imagine this; you can use your smartphone for many days up to a week even from just a single charge. How awesome is that? You will never have to worry about getting battery-low and freaked on doing the stuff you could possibly do just to save up your phone's battery juice.
Other listed special functions of the Xiaomi Mi 2 is as follows:
- F/2.0 Aperture (rear camera) – with this focal length, it gives correct exposure, offsets the need for image stabilisation, and performs great even at low light conditions.
- Dual Antenna
- Wifi Display, WiFi Direct
- earSmart
- Dolby Surround Sound
- Compass
Xiaomi M2 Quad Core Specs and Features
- CPU: MSM APQ8064 Krait 1.5GHz
- GPU: Adreno 320
OS: Android 4.1 Jelly Bean (JB)
Language: English, Chinese, others
- Micro SD Memory Card (TF-Card), MAX support 32GB
- Size: 126 x 62 x 10.2 mm
- Weight: 145 g
- 4.3 inch IPS Capacitive Multi-touch Screen
- HD resolution (1280 x 720 pixels)
- 16 million colors
- Single SIM
- 2G:GSM 850/900/1800/1900 MHz
- 3G:WCDMA 850/1900/2100 MHz
- Supports GSM service all over the world
Color: Black
GPS: Built In GPS & A-GPS
- Bluetooth 4.0
- Wi-Fi : IEEE 802.11 b/g/n
- micro USB 2.0
- Dual Camera
- Back: 8.0 megapixel with Auto Focus and LED Flash (with F/2.0 aperture)
- Front: 2.0 megapixel
- Supports recording of HD video 1080p; up to 90fps video recording
Special functions:
- F/2.0 Aperture (rear camera)
- Dual Antenna
- Wifi Display
- WiFi Direct
- earSmart
- Dolby Surround Sound
- Compass
Battery: Polymer Li-ion battery 2000 mAh (3000 mAH optional)
- Earphone / 3.5 mm Audio Jack
- USB Cable
- Charger
Price: $369.00
Xiaomi M2 Videos
Impressed already? Check out these videos of the Xiaomi M2:
Xiaomi M2 Promotional Video
2012 Xiaomi MIUI Phone Mi-Two Launch Conference Opening Video
Here's some promotional posters of this Xiaomi Mi 2 phone, showcasing its specs. Texts are on Chinese and I cannot even understand it at all. But comprehending on the illustrations:
I am guessing that its fairly just, as you can connect the Xiaomi M2 on a big TV screen via HDMI-out, and play 3D and high-definition games on a 1080p display.
If you have the bucks to spend, then the Xiaomi M2 is the perfect phone you can have now. At all aspects, I can give it two-thumbs-ups'. There isnt anything much to hate about this device, except for the screen size I guess; I just thought about having this on 4.7″ and less than 5″ will be better. However, its a piece of heaven already! This is really a recommended "must buy".
Let me list some for you; what I like about the new Xiaomi M2:
- Running Android 4.1 JellyBean, the latest and best Android OS you could have and been currently just into dreams of lots of ICS smartphone users, worldwide. And its already pre-installed on this baby.
- Good gaming phone, very fast and capable. Thanks to its quad core CPU + great GPU combo and high-end memory capacity.
- Above-the-mark camera phone.
- HD resolution.
- Lot's of other special features.
- Form factor design.
- Cheaper compared to other quad-core devices.


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The dog in the centre of a destruction order was released from the Comox Valley SPCA Friday afternoon to a new home, under the condition it never lives within the jurisdiction of the Comox Valley Regional District.
Chum, a Newfoundland dog whom Provincial court Judge R. Sutton ruled to be dangerous following a vicious dog attack last January, has been approved to live with an anonymous owner within the jurisdiction of Nanaimo.
During a hearing Tuesday, lawyers for both the CVRD and the dog's owner Jacques Manseau argued for separate rehoming options. Sutton granted another 30-day stay, but both parties said they worked quickly to create a consent order which was approved by both sides.
The male dog Champ, who was also involved in the incident but who Sutton ruled was free of any conditions, is scheduled to be rehomed alongside Chum in Nanaimo.
Leigh Carter, general manager, public affairs & information systems for the Comox Valley Regional District, explained there are conditions to the consent order, which include Chum must be muzzled, leashed and under control when in the public; cannot be sold or transferred without approval by the local government; and cannot be within the boundaries of the Comox Valley Regional District, except for veterinary visits.
Manseau said the process had been a long fight.
"I promised three things to my wife when she passed away that (the dogs) would have a place to go, they would go together and the CVRD wouldn't put them down, and that's done," he added. "Let's not fight over a bad law, we should work together to get it changed – a better bylaw."
Chum and Champ were taken by the CVRD on Jan. 26, 2012, and were being held at the Comox Valley SPCA following their seizure.
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Judge In No Fly Case Explains To DOJ That It Can't Claim Publicly Released Info Is Secret
from the that's-not-how-it-works dept
It appears that the DOJ lawyers didn't get the message from Alsup on Monday. On Wednesday, it continued its campaign of insisting that publicly available information was secret. While much of the testimony on Wednesday did cover secret matters, leading to the courtroom having to be cleared, Ibrahim's lawyers were able to have Jeffrey Kahn testify about how the no fly list basically violated every concept of basic due process. Kahn is the author of Mrs. Shipley's Ghost: The Right to Travel and Terrorist Watchlists and is clearly an expert on the subject. However, the government apparently kept objecting to his testimony, making him explain what public source provided the information he was describing.
As recounted by Edward Hasbrouck at the Identity Project:
Well, that's never really stopped the government from trying. Still, you'd think that the DOJ lawyers would have gotten the message by now.
At one point, in response to such an objection, Prof. Kahn identified the source for one of his statements as being FBI watchlist guidelines released by the FBI itself to the Electronic Privacy Information Center (EPIC), and posted on the EPIC website. Those documents showed that the mere opening of an investigation was itself deemed to be sufficient grounds for placing a person on a watchlist, without the need to evaluate whether there had been any factual predicate for the opening of the investigation. This contradicted the government's claims about the existence of threshhold evidentiary criteria for watchlist decisions.
The government's lawyers tried to argue that despite having been released by the FBI itself in response to a FOIA request, and having been publicly available for years on the EPIC website, these documents couldn't be discussed publicly.
Judge Alsup overruled their objection. "This is America. You can't take something that is in the public domain and make it a secret. If you wanted to shut down that website, you should have done so."


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Over the years, I have managed to upcycle quite a lot of sleepwear, and have found some great projects that other people have made too. Here's a round up of some great ideas on how to upcycle sleepwear that you've grown out of or has become worn!
I used the front of a pair of PJs to spruce up a bike bag I made for my daughter one year!
I also used a pair of PJ pants and a pair of old jeans together to make a bag for my daughter.
And there was the Hello Kitty Nightie that was saved and used on an upcycled lunch bag!
And of course the fabric origami bags I have made from old nighties.
For these and more ideas - I have a
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Not many pins as yet - but as I find more I will add them. Do let me know if you find any sleepwear upcycling projects!
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The Rush to Market, Lack of Knowledge, and Public Trust
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What should rivet our attention now is the rush to get nano products into the market long before the nanoscale phenomena these products exploit are understood. Nanoscale materials often present unusual structures and activities as compared to ordinary-scale amounts of the same material. Research moves relatively slowly to understand how these properties arise and what makes possible the desirable behaviors exhibited. Research into consequences, side effects, and by-products that may not be desirable is just getting off the ground. Yet, seemingly, new nano products get prompt federal regulatory clearance to enter the marketplace.
To illustrate: On December 2, 2005, a company received federal approval to sell catheters coated with a compound of nanoscale silver particles for use in wounds produced by surgery. The company has already begun shipping the devices to companies that welcome an alternative to antibiotics. From antiquity, physicians have known about the antiseptic powers of silver. But it is not yet clear to scientists how the surprisingly low concentrations of silver in these new nano coatings kill so many bacteria, nor is it clear how the remarkable capacity of these coatings to adhere to glass and plastic arises.[1]
The need for more fundamental knowledge is glaring, as is the need for investigation of unwelcome consequences, side effects, and byproducts. Recent studies probing public attitudes toward new nano products indicate that the public counts on companies to test new products adequately before releasing them to the market. And it relies on the federal government to impose regulations as needed to protect the public from new materials and devices that pose unacceptable risks.[2]
The most critical ethical concern at this moment is lack of knowledge, from funda- mental understanding of the structures and behaviors of nano products to knowledge of negative as well as positive features of products in the workplace and marketplace. Workers are the first line of exposure. And we need to know whether there are adequate procedures in small and large companies and in federal regulatory bodies for determining when new products may be released. Right now we do not have the knowledge we need to clarify other ethical issues. But we know that public trust is essential to the viability of new technologies, and involvement of the public in the implementation of nano discoveries is key.
- Barnaby J. Feder. "Old Curative Gets New Life at Tiny Scale," The New York Times, December 20, 2005, p. D5
- Jane Macoubrie. Informed Public Perceptions of Nanotechnology and Trust in Government, Project on Emerging Nanotechnologies, The Pew Charitable Trusts, Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars, September 8, 2005, pp. 1–26.
Vivian Weil is director of the Center for the Study of Ethics in the Professions and professor of ethics at the Illinois Institute of Technology. She previously served as director of the National Science Foundation's Ethics and Values Studies Program.
Weil concentrates on ethical issues and questions of responsibility in engineering and science. Her publications include overviews of and specific topics in engineering ethics and scientifi c research ethics. Among the specifi c topics are dissemination and sharing of scientifi c and technical information, intellectual property, contracting in engineering and science, university/industry research relationships, ethics in engineering education, mentoring, whistle-blowing, and emerging technologies. The latter include nuclear energy, information technologies, biotechnology, and a current concentration on nanoscience and technology. Weil made presentations about ethics at two NSF conferences on the societal implications of nanoscience and nanotechnology, and she presented at the meeting to launch NSF's National Nanotechnology Infrastructure Network call for proposals in January 2003.
She edited Beyond Whistleblowing: Defining Engineers' Responsibilities, co-edited Owning Scientific and Technical Information, and helped with a special issue of Synthese on applied science. For the 2001 volume Trying Times: Science and Responsibilities after Daubert, she edited the papers, annotated the bibliography, and wrote the introduction. Her publications in the nano area include "Ethical Issues in Nanotechnology" in Societal Implications of Nanoscience and Technology (2001), "Zeroing In on Ethical Issues in Nanotechnology" in Proceedings of the IEEE (2003), and "Ethics and Nano: A Survey" in Societal Implications of Nanoscience and Technology (2005).
Weil is a founding member of the Association for Practical and Professional Ethics, a charter member of the executive committee, and has served as chair of the executive committee since 2002. She is a member of the American Philosophical Association (APA) and has served on a number of APA committees. She served a term as member of the International Council for Science's Standing Committee on Responsibility and Ethics in Science, and she is currently serving on a Technical Advisory Group (TAG) on nanotechnology for the President's Council of Advisors on Science and Technology. She is a fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science. She serves on editorial boards for several journals, including Science and Engineering Ethics. She received an AB and an MA in philosophy from the University of Chicago and a PhD in philosophy from the University of Illinois at Chicago.
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Updated WOM Policies-Pending Proof Change
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December 2, 2013
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November 12, 2013
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June 10, 2013
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May 6, 2013
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April 29, 2013
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April 22, 2013
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April 15, 2013
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April 8, 2013
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March 25, 2013
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March 18, 2013
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The wiki is being retired!
Documentation is now handled by the same processes we use for code: Add something to the Documentation/ directory in the coreboot repo, and it will be rendered to https://doc.coreboot.org/. Contributions welcome!
Here is what I did to get the Galep IV flash burner working in Linux. Questions and comments to Stefan Reinauer.
What is it?
Parallel Port
Conitec suggests buying a twice as expensive card, but the ExSys does SPP/EPP/ECP and it works fine.
Since the ExSys card comes with a short cable already, I used a gender changer instead of the cable that came with the Galep IV. This makes up for a nice free table.
The parport and parport module got loaded automatically, but I had to load the ppdev module manually after inserting the card.
There USB to Parallel converters based on the USS720 chips have a linux driver that implements a parport0 device as well. Maybe such a converter can be used as a cheaper alternative. But if you ever happen to try using the GalepIV in Windows, too, you better get a PCMCIA card, as the Galep32 software does not exactly have smart device handling.
I have been using an OpenSUSE 10.2 distribution, fairly default installation. Since it did not work in the first place, I got an update RPM for wine 0.9.32, but I think that is not required.
Ok, obviously you need to run this as root, or be able to write to /dev/parport0
- get the latest software from http://www.conitec.com/english/software.htm. At the time of this writing, the latest version is 1.17.50.
- Now start the installation program:
$ wine G32setup_11750.exe
- This should work without further trouble.
- Now start winecfg, go to the Applications tab and choose "Add application..."
- Choose "Program Files", then "GALEP32", then "Galep32.exe"
- Select "Windows 98" in the "Windows Version" selector below.
- Change to the "Libraries" tab.
- In the "New override for library:" field, select "msvcrt", then click "Add"
- Press Ok
- (obsolete) Open ~/.wine/user.reg in your favourite editor and add the following lines to the end of the file:
[Software\\Wine\\VDM\\ppdev] "378"="/dev/parport0"
- (obsolete) Enter
$ rm -f .wine/dosdevices/lpt1 $ ln -s /dev/parport0 .wine/dosdevices/lpt1
- run lspci -vv
0b:00.0 Parallel controller: Oxford Semiconductor Ltd VScom 011H-EP1 1 port parallel adaptor (prog-if 03 [IEEE1284]) Subsystem: Oxford Semiconductor Ltd Unknown device 0000 Control: I/O+ Mem+ BusMaster- SpecCycle- MemWINV- VGASnoop- ParErr- Stepping- SERR- FastB2B- Status: Cap+ 66MHz- UDF- FastB2B+ ParErr- DEVSEL=medium >TAbort- <TAbort- <MAbort- >SERR- <PERR- Interrupt: pin A routed to IRQ 169 Region 0: I/O ports at 7420 [size=8] Region 1: I/O ports at 7428 [size=4] Region 2: I/O ports at 7400 [size=32]: Region 3: Memory at 52000000 (32-bit, non-prefetchable) [size=4K] Capabilities: [40] Power Management version 1 Flags: PMEClk- DSI- D1- D2+ AuxCurrent=0mA PME(D0+,D1-,D2+,D3hot+,D3cold-) Status: D0 PME-Enable- DSel=0 DScale=0 PME-
- Add the whole I/O range as directly supported to ~/.wine/user.reg
[Software\\Wine\\VDM\\ports] "read"="0x7400-0x78ff" "write"="0x7400-0x78ff"
- Now use the I/O address of the 8 byte region (7420 in above example) as "LPT port address" in the configuration dialog from the menu item Options -> Application
That's it, when you start the application now, it should work fine and detect the GalepIV.
$ wine .wine/drive_c/Program\ Files/GALEP32/Galep32.exe
I am using KDE, so I wanted to add an icon to my Desktop. The same is for sure possible with Gnome.
- right click on the desktop, choose "Create New", choose "Link to Application"
- choose a name (ie. GalepIV) and an icon.
- Go to the "Application" tab
- Add "Galep IV software" as Description
- Add the following line as Command
kdesu wine "/root/.wine/drive_c/Program Files/GALEP32/Galep32.exe"
- Add your homedirectory (or whatever) as working path
- Press Ok


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Dear all,
It is with a heavy heart that I write to you today with the news that we are suspending our Climate Summer program.
We have determined that at our current levels of staff capacity, it is not possible for Better Future Project to support both Climate Summer and our 350 Massachusetts network in a way that would allow both programs to truly thrive.
As you may know, Climate Summer launched in 2009 as a program of Students for a Just and Stable Future, and when we founded Better Future Project in 2011, Climate Summer became our first program. Over the last six years, more than 125 young people have graduated from Climate Summer, and many of them are now playing important leadership roles in the climate movement on their campuses and in their communities. As riders, they engaged with thousands of community members and hundreds of faith communities and partner organizations (people like you). They helped host countless events and earned hundreds of media hits.
And as our first program, Climate Summer played an essential role in getting Better Future Project off the ground. I am so very proud of the work of everyone involved in Climate Summer -- staff, riders, partners.
As part of our efforts to further strengthen 350 Massachusetts, Marla Marcum, under whose leadership Climate Summer has grown and matured over the past six years, is now pivoting to support the 350 Massachusetts network full-time as our new Network and Trainings Coordinator. Marla will bring her seasoned organizing experience to help this network continue to prosper and develop.
Thank you for all your work building the movement in Massachusetts and beyond, both through Climate Summer and through your efforts in your communities.
We at Better Future Project look forward to working together to achieve our shared goals, and hope to be able to collaborate with all of you on the road ahead.
Onward and upward,
Craig S. Altemose
Executive Director, Better Future Project
A Note from Marla
Dear friends,
I am writing to let you know that I have decided to move on from Better Future Project (BFP). As a co-founder of the organization, I am deeply invested in the success of this venture, and I intend to remain a strong partner and ally in the work of BFP going forward. I am committed to creating spaces and opportunities for leadership development in the grassroots climate justice movement, and I am feeling called to transition into a new phase of my work.
Building and improving Climate Summer over the past six years has been the most rewarding and meaningful work of my life to date. I want to thank everyone who made Climate Summer possible -- especially the alumni who stepped with me into a challenging experience and gave themselves so completely to one another and to our shared work.
There are too many beautiful, funny, inspiring stories from these six years to include in a letter, but I wanted to share a few of the things that I learned from Climate Summer riders and from our community partners:
- Don't ever give up on someone. Listen. Seek new ways to support a person who is struggling. Listen. Acknowledge mistakes. Listen.
- Love and joy can carry us through so many difficulties, especially when we share them with our "teams" and with the people we encounter along the way.
- Hope is a thing that we build together, just as we make the road by walking (and pedaling).
- Any movement worth building is one that embraces our whole selves and gives us room to screw up, learn, and try again.
- There are so many people in this world who are delighted to pitch in and support visionary work, but we must be prepared to ask for support, even from unlikely allies.
- People can do so much more than they believe they can do, and at its best, my job is about helping others learn the depth of their own power to remake the world.
While I am uncertain about my next steps, I am excited to announce that BFP has granted me the rights to the Climate Summer program if I am able to secure the resources to restart it. In the coming months, I intend to explore the possibility of re-launching Climate Summer in 2016. If you are excited to join this effort, please send an email to firstname.lastname@example.com -- I'd love to work with you on a renewed Climate Summer.
Once way or another, whether you want to rebuild Climate Summer or just want to say "hello," please don't hesitate to get in touch!
-Marla Marcum
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NASSAU, The Bahamas (Nov. 21, 2012)—A group of talented Bahamian youth have won the opportunity to learn about photography from the best in the business during National Geographic Photo Camp in Cape Eleuthera, the Bahamas. From Tuesday, Nov. 27, to Saturday, Dec. 1, 20 students will learn the basics of photography from National Geographic photographer Raul Touzon and National Geographic photo editor Todd James. Photo Camp is presented by the National Geographic Society, the Bahamas National Drug Council (BNDC) and the United States Embassy, Nassau.
During the workshop, Touzon, James and Photo Camp staff will mentor the students on the basics of photography, photographic vision, equipment and technique. They will lead them through the process of creating a story through photography and writing.
The youth who will participate were picked as finalists in the first "Youth Expression Against Drugs" Essay, Rap and Poetry Competition, held by the U.S. Embassy and the BNDC. The contest encouraged students in the Bahamas to consider the harmful impact of illegal drugs, how to resist negative peer pressure and act as leaders against drugs in their community, and to express that through essays, poems and raps. The program is part of a continuing partnership between the U.S. Embassy and the BNDC to reduce the demand for illegal drugs and foster the development of young leaders in the Bahamas.
Following the theme of the BNDC's campaign, "Drugs and Crime Are a Waste of Time," Photo Camp will discover, document and reflect on the natural beauty of the Bahamas and the importance of preserving the islands and their people.
The Photo Camp will take place at the Island School in Cape Eleuthera, a destination for high school students from around the world who spend a semester or summer with a community of teachers and learners seeking to transcend traditional education models. The campus and surrounding ocean serve as the school's laboratories. Some school staff members are volunteering to assist with Photo Camp.
"We hope that Photo Camp will provide an opportunity for these young people to discover their home and environment in a new way while also fostering positive attitudes and leadership skills," said Terry Garcia, National Geographic's executive vice president for Mission Programs. "We've seen Photo Camp activities give new voice to youth, and supporting Photo Camp allows National Geographic to further its mission to inspire people to care about the planet."
Participants, their families and community members are invited to a final presentation of the students' work at the conclusion of the workshop at 7 p.m. at the Eleuthera Arts and Cultural Centre.
Olympus Imaging America Inc. has provided cameras for the Photo Camp.
National Geographic Photo Camp has provided programs for more than 1,000 young people in more than 60 locations since 2003. Photo Camp venues earlier this year were Baltimore, Md.; Pakistan; Qatar; and Haiti. Visit nationalgeographic.com/photocamp for more information.
The National Geographic Society is one of the world's largest nonprofit scientific and educational organizations. Founded in 1888 to "increase and diffuse geographic knowledge," the Society works to inspire people to care about the planet. It reaches more than 400 million people worldwide each month through its official journal, National Geographic, and other magazines; National Geographic Channel; television documentaries; music; radio; films; books; DVDs; maps; exhibitions; live events; expeditions; interactive media; and merchandise. National Geographic has funded more than 10,000 scientific research, conservation and exploration projects and supports an education program promoting geographic literacy. For more information, visit www.nationalgeographic.com.


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Gerard Pique has taken the time to praise Barcelona team-mate Sergio Busquets and believes the holding midfielder is tactically perfect.
Fellow midfielders Andres Iniesta and Xavi, as well as prolific attacker Lionel Messi, are often singled out as the Blaugrana's star players, but Pique has insisted that Busquets is a key man for the Catalans, too.
"Playing with Busquets is a great help for us centre-backs," Pique was quoted as saying on the official Barcelona website.
"Tactically, he's 10 out of 10. He reads the game really well, both in attack and defence."
The centre-back then went on to hail his side's strength in depth.
"We can switch things around as we have plenty of players up front who can all bring something different, and that really gives us an edge. We have a great and competitive squad."
Barcelona are currently preparing for Wednesday's Copa del Rey quarter-final against Malaga.


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Imgur's API exposes the entire Imgur infrastructure via a standardized programmatic interface. Using Imgur's API, you can do just about anything you can do on imgur.com, while using your programming language of choice. If you're familiar with the APIs of Twitter, Amazon's S3, del.icio.us, or a host of other web services, you'll feel right at home. The full documentation is available at: http://api.imgur.com
Words API lets you retrieve information about English words, including definitions, synonyms, rhymes, pronunciation, syllables, and frequency of usage. It also can tell you about relationships between words, for instance that "math" has categories like "algebra" and "geometry", or that a "finger" is part of a "hand".
CloudSight API (fka CamFind API) is the image recognition and reverse image search that powers the popular mobile visual search engine app, CamFind. It is the welcomed replacement for the void left following the purchase of IQ Engines by Yahoo!. CloudSight API promises to be the best solution for state of the art image recognition and reverse image recognition, which developers can incorporate into both apps and web applications.


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Out ACTA-ing ACTA: All TPP Negotiating Documents To Be Kept Secret Until Four Years After Ratification
from the it's-a-secret-it's-a-secret dept
For example, like ACTA, TPP is being negotiated in secret. But that, apparently, is not enough: a memorandum has been signed that stipulates only the final treaty will be revealed at the conclusion of the negotiations:
The parties have apparently agreed that all documents except the final text will be kept secret for four years after the agreement comes into force or the negotiations collapse. This reverses the trend in many recent negotiations to release draft texts and related documents. The existence of agreement was only discovered through a cover note to the leaked text of the intellectual property chapter.Not only that, but it seems that even the memorandum about secrecy is going to remain secret:
An open letter to Prime Minister John Key and Trade Minister Tim Groser from unions, civil liberties, church, public health, development, environmental and trade justice groups has demanded the release of the secrecy document. The Green Party and Mana Movement have both endorsed the call.In fact, if the ACTA negotiations are anything to go by, they certainly won't, because the US won't let them – it blocked attempts by other negotiating parties to release ACTA drafts.
The release of the secrecy memorandum was requested during the Chicago round of negotiations in early October. New Zealand lead negotiator Mark Sinclair has asked for responses from the other countries, but there is no guarantee they will agree.
It's not hard to see why the US wants to keep its dirty laundry private. Like the recently-signed bilateral trade agreements with Colombia, Panama, and South Korea, these treaties are incredibly one-sided, essentially giving the US media companies everything they are demanding in an attempt to prop up their dying business models through disproportionate copyright enforcement legislation around the world. The drafts would presumably make that much clearer.
Of course, that these US industries should seek such advantageous terms is only natural. What's not so clear is why other countries continue to acquiesce, when the treaties are plainly bad for both their citizens and their own creative industries (although various Wikileaks cables give us a hint). A good first step in re-asserting their sovereignty would be to insist on real transparency as a pre-condition for trade negotiations with the US – and no more secret memoranda about secrecy.
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A winner was selected from 182 designs submitted by 50 freelance designers.
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While we support children's causes, the audience for the logo is an adult audience - nothing directed toward children specifically.
We need a logo to put on brochures, commercials, etc for events that we sponsor.
We only discovered we needed a logo once we were asked for one!
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- 4 sweet potatoes select nicely rounded ones so they bake evenly
- 8 oz. can of crushed pineapple
- 1/2 tsp. salt
- pinch aof ginger optional
- 1/2 cup toasted chopped pecans
- cup ~1/4maple syrup
- 3 Tblsp. butter
- Scrub potatoes and pierce all over with a fork.
- Bake for one hour in a 400 degree oven. Cool.
- Cut in half and scoop out flesh - leaving enough potato in shell to hold its shape.
- Mash flesh, or for even lighter texture, whip with electric beater.
- Add pineapple and the juice, salt, ginger, and most of the pecans.
- Pipe or spoon mashed potato mixture back into the shells.
- At this point, the potatoes can be wrapped in plastic and refrigerated for up to three days or frozen for six months.
- To finish, place potatoes on shallow baking pan. Make a little dent in the top of each potato and fill with small pat of butter and a pinch of pecans. Drizzle each potato half with about one tablespoon of the maple syrup. Bake at 400 degrees for 15 -- 25 minutes or until hot.
Terri's Notes
- DO take a few minutes to toast the pecans, either stovetop or just pop them in the oven when your baking something else, takes about ten minutes. You'll smell….and taste the difference.
- Can also be made in a casserole dish.
- Kathy created this recipe for a loved one who's diabetic, kitchen creativity at it's best!
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Create stunning motion graphics and visual effects using the industry standard tool for motion graphics and Hollywood style effects for cinema, television and web formats creative compositing software.
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There is a new poll out in New Hampshire, the first presidential primary state, but we won't bother sharing the results for a simple reason: They're meaningless.
Yes, the numbers can influence donors, shape the narrative of the campaign (to use that hoity-toity word) and give political junkies something to discuss around the water cooler (if anyone still gathers around water coolers anymore).
But any survey of voter sentiment taken more than two years before the first 2016 presidential ballots are cast is a pointless exercise as far as predictive powers go. It's somewhat akin to sitting down this evening to plan a summer trip or ski vacation based on what forecasts say the weather will be like in June or November of 2016. (Please note: This is not a knock against any particular poll or individual pollster. Some of a political writer's best friends are pollsters.)
PHOTOS: 2013's memorable political moments
The Gallup Poll offers a useful bit of history. There have been a dozen races over the last 60-plus years in which there was a significant contest for the Democratic nomination: 1952, 1956, 1960, 1968, 1972, 1976, 1984, 1988, 1992, 2000, 2004 and 2008. In only 4 out of those 12 races -- fewer than half -- did the front-runner in late December or early January trial heats win the Democratic Party nomination. For those keeping score, they were Adlai Stevenson in 1952, John F. Kennedy in 1960, Walter Mondale in 1984 and Al Gore in 2000.
Of the four, only Kennedy went on to win the White House, in a squeaker against Richard Nixon.
Polls taken in individual states are just as changeable. The results in Iowa -- which has traditionally cast the first votes of the nominating process at precinct-level caucuses -- shape the race heading into New Hampshire's primary, which in turn influences the dynamic in follow-up states South Carolina and Nevada, and on and on.
None of this is to suggest that former Secretary Of State/New York Sen./First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton, the overwhelming front-runner in early Democratic polling, won't hang on to to win the New Hampshire primary, the Democratic nomination and, ultimately, the White House. (The race is much wider open on the Republican side, surveys suggest.)
You just won't know it until it happens, regardless of what the polls say.
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The Central Connecticut men's golf team completed the second round of The Macdonald Cup held at Yale University on Sunday morning. The Blue Devils were one of two teams to complete the second round on Sunday after failing to finish during Saturday's first day.
The Blue Devils shot a round one 296 and a second round 288 and sit in a tie for 10th place with Fordham University. The Blue Devils are +24 as a squad.
Illinois leads the pack at 539 (-21), followed by Yale (550), St. Edward's University (560), URI (571) and Dartmouth (572). Central's team score of 584 is just 10 shots back of sixth place, and 13 back of fourth.
Junior Monte Mullen shot a solid 71-71 over the first two rounds, and is tied for 20th place at +2 on the par-70 Yale Golf Course. Senior Matthew DeJohn shot 75-72 and sits in a tie for 40th place at +7. Freshman Matt Hills (73-75) is in a tie for 48th place, while classmate Bryant Bolden (78-70) improved eight strokes in his second round to also sit in the tie for 48th. Sophomore Jack Ayers (77-77) sits in 65th place and is +14.
The third and final round is being played on Sunday.


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For Marcia Jo Zerivitz's retirement dinner, her board wanted a big event at a hotel. She said no. She wanted to be with her "babies" -- all 100,000 of them.
That's the books, clothes, photos, posters, furniture and other items she and her staff have gathered at the Jewish Museum of Florida, where she has worked as director since its birth in 1995. She says goodbye on Sept. 28, the eve of Rosh Hashana, the Jewish New Year.
"Every time I look at a photo or artifact, I remember the people I went to in order to get them," says Zerivitz with her signature blend of idealism, marketing skill and motherly pride. "All these facts and photos and artifacts are my babies."
To collect them, she traveled 200,000 miles for eight years, leafing through albums, hearing family histories. They then found a home at the former Beth Jacob, the first synagogue on Miami Beach.
Before JMOF, and its precursor exhibition known as Mosaic, many Florida Jews thought their forebears didn't go back much before World War II. Now they know of a heritage that goes back to the 18th century, when the region was opened to Jews for the first time.
"We're in the memory business; we retrieve Jewish memory," she says. "The most important thing for Jewish people is continuity. We're making sure there will be a next generation of Jews."
As word has spread about Zerivitz's retirement, the honors have started. The Miami Beach City Commission proclaimed Sept. 14 in her honor. And on Friday, the Florida Association of Museums gave her a Lifetime Achievement Award at its annual conference in Tampa. Her retirement party at the musuem is Oct. 23.
"A dynamo, a force, with more energy than any three people I know," says Laura Hochman of Boca Raton, who helped foster the exhibition that grew into the museum. "Without her, we would have had a small exhibit at the JCC. It would have never reached the scope or magnitude of what happened."
Conceived in Broward
If JMOF was born on the Beach, it was conceived in the Broward suburbs. Around 1983, Hochman and others at the Soref Jewish Community Center in Plantation decided on a historical project about famous Jews from Florida.
"So much of our Jewish population hasn't been born in Florida," says Abe Gittelson, retired director of the Central Agency for Jewish Education. "They know about Jewish life in the Northeast, but not the history of the Jewish community in Florida."
With seed money from the Florida Endowment for the Humanities, and scholary guidance from Henry Green of the University of Miami, they traveled the state to gather information and raise interest. They finally decided they needed someone fulltime.
They chose Zerivitz, at the time the campaign director at the Jewish Federation of Greater Orlando. She had already worked with groups like Hadassah, Israel Bonds and United Jewish Appeal. She also worked five years as associate executive director at the Orlando federation.
Zerivitz needed all her gifts for Mosaic, the original history project. Starting in 1985, she roamed the state for eight years, finding items, learning histories, typing facts into a 512k Mac.
"It wasn't meant to be a portable computer, but it was for me," she says with a smile. "We were truly wandering Jews back then."
Although she visited 30 cities, she never stayed in a hotel. Whenever local Jews heard she was coming, they invited her to stay with them. Then they'd look through family albums together.
"That was one of my greatest joys," Zerivitz says. "To me, history is people. Everyone's life is a story."
The exhibition opened in 1990 at the Historical Museum of Southern Florida in Miami, then traveled to 12 cities. Each venue included a local exhibit, showing the immigrant experience there.
As the three-year tour was winding down, its board started to worry. Where would the 500 items go? Orlando, Tampa, Jacksonville?
Finally, they learned of Beth Jacob's synagogue -- a decaying structure built in 1936, scheduled for demolition even though it was on the National Register of Historic Places.
Zerivitz asked Miami Beach for a six-month reprieve, then raised $2 million in pledges and saved the building. The new Jewish Museum opened in 1995, then expanded to Beth Jacob's community hall 12 years later.
Creative exhibits
Zerivitz says JMOF is the first in the nation to focus on ethnic history in one state. Over the years, Zerivitz and her cadre have built a reputation for creative exhibitions, which draw about 40,000 visitors a year.
The shows have included superhero comics, Nazi and skinhead posters, and models of wooden European synagogues destroyed during the Holocaust. One show, "Yeast of Eden," had a cottage built entirely of breads from various ethnic groups. Another laid a map of Florida on the museum floor, letting people literally walk to the cities that Jewish builders helped develop.
Another innovation is the Glass Ceiling Award for women who have made achievements in various fields. Growing out of a program created by Hochman, the awards have honored more than 50 women thus far.
Among them is Debbie Wasserman Schultz, the first Jewish congresswoman from Florida. Zerivitz also got Wasserman Schultz to push for a bill declaring May Jewish American Heritage Month.
Zerivitz has also been instrumental in getting January declared as Florida Jewish History Month. The museum writes curricula on Jewish contributions to the state, then distributes them to teachers in all 67 counties.
Another success: fundraising. Over the years, Zerivitz has helped raise $34 million for the museum. This summer, the museum paid the last $1 million of its $2.5 million mortgage.
"We have no debt; all our bills are paid," she says with a smile.
Then why retire? She simply decided it was time.
"Twenty-five years is a long time to do a project. I've accomplished what I needed to do. The museum is very stable. Now it needs fresh ideas."
Those ideas will come from Jo Ann Arnowitz, chosen by the board as Zerivitz's successor. Arnowitz brings three decades of experience to the job, including the Israel Museum in Jerusalem -- and 13 years working with Zerivitz.
Arnowitz says her work will differ little from Zerivitz's. But she does plan to hire someone to expand the museum online, especially Facebook. "Some of our audience is so far along, if you don't get on social media, you won't reach them."
Despite the achievements, Zerivitz leaves some tasks for Arnowitz to finish. One is funding. The museum used to get $100,000 a year from the state; the latest amount was a mere $7,200.
Another challenge, ironically, is to get more Jewish groups interested. About 5,000 students visit the museum each year, but most are from public schools.
Finally, Zerivitz has long tried to link the museum with a larger organization. She says it's the only such place in South Florida that is not connected with a school or a governmental body.
She has approached the University of Florida, the University of Miami and the University of South Florida, with no luck. Initial contacts look promising with Florida International University, which already has two museums, but no written offer is on the table yet.
Cooking, dusting, lecturing
Meanwhile, Zerivitz has already moved toSt. Petersburg Beach, where her mother gave her a condo. She wants time to walk on the beach and read a denful of books she's been collecting.
She also plans to visit her six children and seven grandchildren in California and Hawaii. And she wants to spend more time with her second husband, Elliott, a retired wholesale baker -- who has cooked and kept house to free her for museum work.
"I couldn't have done what I've done without him," she says freely. "Now I'm going to resume the title of homemaker -- cook, shop, dust, iron."
Not that she'll give up her other love. She is still on the board of Jewish American Heritage Month. She's also seeking funding for a project to prove that Jewish "conversos," or converts to Christianity, lived in St. Augustine in the 1500s -- more than a century before they came to what is now New York City.
And she's still planning lectures on Jewish history: at the University of Central Florida on Nov. 1, then Fort Lauderdale on Nov. 10. As always, she'll speak without notes, just show photos and tell stories about them.
After all, she says, "You don't forget your babies."
Jewish Museum of Florida
Address: 301 Washington Ave., Miami Beach.
Current exhibitions: "Rabbi Irving Lehrman: His Life & Art," through Jan. 15; "Wooden Synagogues of Poland," through March 18; "Mosaic: Jewish Life in Florida," core exhibit.
Hours: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday through Sunday; closed Mondays and civil and Jewish holidays.
Admission: Adults $6, seniors and students $5, free for children younger than 6, free for everyone on Saturday.
Information: jewishmuseum.com or 305-672-5044.


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- Champions League
Ferguson ready for Real showdown
Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson recognises that Real Madrid's burning desire to lift the Champions League makes them a dangerous last-16 proposition, but believes the Spanish giants will be feeling the pressure ahead of the clubs' first-leg meeting on Wednesday.
Madrid are the most successful team in the history of the European Cup, but have been chasing their tenth title - La Decima - for 11 years, since their last triumph in the competition in 2002 against Bayer Leverkusen.
The failure of Jose Mourinho's side to mount a serious Primera Division title challenge this season has seen the Champions League become the club's chief priority and the Real boss has admitted that the focus is firmly on continental success.
And while Madrid's indifferent domestic hardly makes for intimidating reading ahead of this Wednesday's clash with United at the Bernabeu, Ferguson is wary of the threat provided by a team with such a a singular goal.
"I think their target is the European Cup," Ferguson said. "They got a bad start in the league and were chasing their tail a bit because Barcelona's form has been incredible. I think Jose has set his targets firmly on the European Cup, no doubt about that.
"It can be harder for us but there's a bit of pressure for them too. At this moment in time we're involved in three things. Jose has still got the semi final of the Copa del Rey, they play Barca next week and then again in a league game before we play them on the Tuesday at Old Trafford. So they've got a big programme themselves.
"You look at English football and say it's a very, very difficult programme and every game is hard but you look at Madrid's programme at the moment and it's also very difficult. Every game is hard.
"Maybe in Jose's situation he can make changes simply because the priority is the European Cup, but Real never want to lose to Barca so he has to play a strong team in that game. But I think both teams are in a programme of playing game after game so it'll be interesting."
Mourinho has faced incessant speculation about his future in recent months but Ferguson believes his opposite number and long-time friend will not be fazed by the pressure.
"It's always been important to them, the European Cup, and I don't think it (the pressure) necessarily applies to Jose as I think he's done a great job there. He's really built up a terrific squad of players and could play two teams, like us. I don't think it applies to him but you never know in football.
"I don't think there's any secrecy in his own desire to win the European Cup as, don't forget, he'd be the only person to win it with three different teams so it's a fantastic challenge for Jose."


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However, there is a tax on nuclear fuel which is equal to 80 times the worth of the fuel itself. Some regional courts have ruled it unconstitutional. Proceeds from the tax are used to finance subsidies for the competition (coal and renewables).
Despite Q's vehement insistence that there is no subsidy for green energy in Germany, there in fact is a large subsidy, though most of it is not paid by the government. You pay an addtional surcharge on all electricity you buy, but only the 'green' producers get this money, regardless of where your electricity really comes from.


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Troian Bellisario is a classic beauty at the 2014 Creative Arts Emmy Awards on Saturday (August 16) at the Nokia Theatre L.A. Live in Los Angeles.
The 28-year-old Pretty Little Liars actress was joined by her fiance Patrick J. Adams on the red carpet.
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At the event, the Television Academy shared a Vine of Troian walking the red carpet and mistakenly said she was on The Vampire Diaries.
Troian took it all in stride and nicely corrected them with a tweet saying: "actually I'm on @ABCFamily but thanks!!!"
Watch the clip of the couple being absolutely adorable below!
Troian Bellisario and Patrick J. Adams at the Creative Emmys
FYI: Patrick is wearing Ermenegildo Zegna. Troian is wearing an Rhea Costa dress, Oscar Tiye shoes and Danielle Queller earrings.


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A union official has told an inquiry his members would have audited and prosecuted competitors of transport business Toll regardless of a secret payment arrangement.
Transport Workers Union (TWU) national assistant secretary Michael Kaine told the Royal Commission into Union Governance and Corruption that a confidential deed requiring his union to inspect Toll's competitors for safety breaches played no part in the TWU's audits.
The inquiry heard the TWU received up to $150,000 a year for its training fund, TEACHO, from Toll under enterprise agreements struck in 2011 and 2013.
A confidential deed attached to the 2011 agreement required the TWU to conduct "audits, wage inspections and other compliance measures" on one Toll competitor to trigger a $25,000 payment from Toll on top of a $100,000 base fee sought by the union.
The 2013 agreement - which expires in 2017 - requires the TWU to audit five of Toll's competitors.
The commission heard Toll requested the deeds be confidential.
Where breaches of award conditions were discovered at competitors, the TWU was to pursue enforcement action with "regard to any concerns raised by Toll as to practices in the industry".
Toll put a condition on a second payment of $25,000 requiring the TWU to demonstrate it had made competing trucking companies, including Linfox, pay fees to TEACHO as well.
Mr Kaine told the commission on Thursday the payment conditions were imposed by Toll and the TWU did not oppose them "because we saw them as consistent with the union's efforts across the industry to increase standards".
"(Toll) wanted to make sure that the union was as dedicated to ensuring that the supply chains that existed elsewhere in the industry were attended to in the same way," he said.
Although the union carried out audits on at least one of Toll's competitors, Mr Kaine said it was "the ordinary course of the union's operations".
Toll senior legal counsel Damian Sloan told the commission the payments to TEACHO were a non-negotiable condition of enterprise agreements, and the TWU was prepared to go on strike if they were not included.
In his statement, Mr Sloan said the cost of Toll maintaining high safety standards put it at a disadvantage to competitors, "so Toll looks to find ways in which it can help level the playing field".
TEACHO also received payments of $55 from Toll for each worker accredited under its Bluecard safety training accreditation scheme, the commission heard.
Toll NQX national learning and development manager William Potter told the commission his company trained workers under a national standards scheme, then paid the $55 to TEACHO to have their attainment recorded and have a driver's licence-sized Bluecard issued.
Counsel assisting the commission, Jeremy Stoljar SC, asked Mr Kaine if the Bluecard was "ultimately no more than a tax on companies that already have a high standard of training".
Mr Kaine rejected the suggestion, saying the Bluecard was "a readily recognisable industry passport".
The inquiry continues on Friday.