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EDGE DETECTION AND LINKING USING WAVELET REPRESENTATION AND IMAGE FUSION Pervez Akhtar, T. J. Ali National University of Sciences & Technology PNEC, PNS Jauhar, Karachi-75350, Pakistan {pervez,email@example.com M. I. Bhatti SSUET, Karachi-75300, Pakistan email@example.com ABSTRACT This paper presents an innovative way to combine edge detection and linking using the wavelet representation and image fusion. We describe how to detect and link edges in connection to horizontal and vertical orientations selectivity of the human visual system. We develop a framework with three stages: decomposition, recomposition, and fusion. In recomposition stage, we reconstruct both horizontal and vertical details to form input images for fusion stage. The output image of framework matches to contrast sensitivity paradigm of human visual system. In addition, our framework integrates both linear and nonlinear wavelet constructions in a single application. The framework is applied to 512x512, 8-bit gray scale images and results are presented. Keywords: edge detection, edge linking, HVS, wavelets, image fusion 1 INTRODUCTION This paper extends our previously developed framework in [1]. Edge detection is a common approach for detection of meaningful discontinuities in gray levels. Edge detection algorithms typically are followed by linking procedures to assemble edge pixels into meaningful edges. Edge linking procedures consist of linking edge segments separated by small breaks and deleting isolated short segments. An edge is a set of connected pixels that lie on the boundary between two regions. Automatic boundary detection within an image is a challenging task [2]. Figure 1 shows an example of the boundary detection problem. Humans are very good as their visual system makes this task possible within a moment whereas considerable efforts are required for machines to replicate the same or somewhat nearer. To tackle this problem we develop a framework for edge detection and linking in the wavelet domain. Our framework exploits horizontal and vertical orientations selectivity of the human visual system and consists of three stages: decomposition, recomposition, and fusion. From output of the decomposition stage, we recompose (reconstruct) horizontal and vertical details in the recomposition stage. The fusion stage outputs a fused image of both horizontal and vertical recomposed orientations using wavelets again. Figure 1: Example (left) input and (right) output images. 1.1 Motivations and Contributions The contrast sensitivity for a grating in the oblique orientations is lower than that for a grating presented either horizontally or vertically [3], [4]. The wavelet coefficients have high amplitude around the edges and the wavelet representation discriminates orientations [5]. We choose horizontal and vertical details for edge detection. Image fusion combines information from various sensors or by the same sensor in many measuring contexts [6]. Therefore, image fusion is a nearly optimal choice for linking both horizontal and vertical orientations. Our main contribution in this paper is the introduction of a recomposition stage to bridge 1 Ubiquitous Computing and Communication Journal Figure 2: (Left) Wavelet decomposition [7], and (right) image fusion process. decomposition and fusion stages. Therefore, the theme of our edge detection and linking framework (EDLF) is to link both horizontal and vertical orientations in connection with sensitivity to human visual system (HVS). Other contributions are: choice of wavelets at decomposition/recomposition and fusion stages and an integration of both linear and non-linear (lifting-based) wavelet constructions in a single application. The paper outline is as follows. In Section 2, we present related research and mathematical preliminaries for wavelets and image fusion. We describe EDLF in Section 3, and implement it using MATLAB in Section 4. Finally, we conclude our paper in Section 5. 2 PRELIMINARIES recomposed horizontal and vertical details for edge linking. The diagonal detail coefficients are suppressed due less sensitivity of HVS to oblique orientations. Our proposed edge detection and linking framework differ with usual implementations as it deals with a single input image or more precisely image data from the visible spectrum. 2.2 Wavelets and Image Fusion The notion L2(R2), where R is the set of real numbers, denotes finite energy functions f(x,y) in L2(R2); and x, y are in R. In two dimensions, a twodimensional scaling function, ϕ(x,y), and three twodimensional wavelets, ψH(x,y), ψV(x,y), and ψD(x,y), are required. These wavelets measure functional variations – intensity or gray-level variations for images – along different directions: ψH,V,D measure variations along Horizontal, Vertical, and Diagonal. The DWT of f = f(x,y) of size M x N is: 2.1.1 Related Research The wavelet representation [5] for an image corresponds to a decomposition of the image into a set of independent frequency bands: approximation and three spatial: horizontal, vertical, and diagonal (oblique) orientations. Brannock found discrete wavelet transform very useful in edge detection [2]. Sweldens proposed lifting-based biorthogonal wavelet constructions [8] and emphasized that lifting yields a faster implementation of the wavelet transform [9]. The principle of image fusion using wavelets is to merge the wavelet decompositions of original images using fusion methods applied to approximations coefficients and details coefficients. Use of discrete wavelet transform (DWT) in image fusion was almost simultaneously proposed by Li et al. [10] and Chipman et al. [11], See [12] for an excellent review of image fusion and references by Goshtasby. The current techniques using wavelets in image fusion are reviewed by Piella [13] and mainly deal with fusion of multisensor images [14], [15], [6]. The edge linking approaches generally fall in spatial domain and deal with the use of masks to detect gray level discontinuities and enjoy a long history [16], [17], [18]. From literature, we found no trace of any deliberate effort made to fuse 1 M 1 N 1 f j0 ,m,n MN x 0 y 0 1 M 1 N 1 i Wi ( j , m, n) f j ,m,n MN x 0 y 0 W ( j0 , m, n) (1) (2) where j,m,n,M,N are in Z, i = {H,V,D}, j 0 is an arbitrary starting scale and the coefficients Wϕ define an approximation of f at scale j0. Z denotes the set of integers. The coefficients in Eq. 2 above add horizontal, vertical, and diagonal details, See Fig. 2, for scales j ≥ j0. The ϕj,m,n and ψij,m,n define scaled and translated basis functions as: j ,m,n ( x, y ) 2 j / 2 (2 j x m,2 j y n) ij ,m,n ( x, y ) 2 j / 2 i (2 j x m,2 j y n) Given Wϕ and Wψi, f is obtained via the inverse DWT as: f 1 MN {Wj0 j0 Wji ij } (3) m n i j j0 Ubiquitous Computing and Communication Journal 2 Figure 3: (Left) The framework block diagram: (Top to bottom) DEComposition, REComposition, and FUSion stages. The output (input) of recomposition (fusion) stage are two images. (Right) The framework application to our example image in Fig. 1. Figure 2 shows a simple block diagram of image fusion process. Both images undergo wavelet based decomposition again in this stage. A recomposition follows after coefficients selection using Eq. 3. The fusion parameter selection rule, based on absolute maximum of horizontal and vertical coefficients is [19]: W H , | W H || W V | W otherwise W V , 3 THE FRAMEWORK The EDLF works on following algorithm: (4) Figure 3 shows EDLF and application of our algorithm to the example image in Fig. 1. We use composite images, except for the input image, for visibility. We limit ourselves to just one level of decomposition and recomposition. A generalization follows a natural extension, See Fig. 4, of algorithm to levels j0 > 1. We, then, remove diagonal details and approximation becomes input to the next level of decomposition hierarchy and the algorithm iterates. We found an experimental limit of j 0 = 2 or 3 for our proposed framework. Decomposition further will not provide any better results. 4 EXPERIMENTAL RESULTS a). In the decomposition-stage, we decompose the input image into four quarter-size output images using Eqs. 1 and 2, See Fig. 2 for starting scale j 0 = 1. b). In the recomposition-stage, both horizontal and vertical details are recomposed using Eq. 3 as: The framework implemented in MATLAB [20], [21] and experiments were carried out using a set of ten 512x512, 8-bit gray scale images. Figure 5 shows framework application to the Lena image using the Haar wavelet. The input image was decomposed in decomposition-stage. Both horizontal and vertical f H ,V 1 MN W j i 0 m n i H ,V j j0 i j (5) c). Both images, fH,V, from above step are decomposed again as in the first step to obtain wavelet coefficients and are fused using Eq. 4. The output image is reconstructed finally as an approximation using Eq. 3 as: f OUT 1 MN W 0 m n j0 (6) Figure 4: Decomposition, recomposition, and fusion tree. Ubiquitous Computing and Communication Journal 3 Figure 5: (Left) The framework application to Lena image: (clockwise from top-left) input image, output of the decomposition–stage: (again clockwise from top-left) approximation, horizontal, diagonal, and vertical details, output of the fusion–stage, and recomposed horizontal and vertical detail images. (Right) Application of framework to image segmentation: (clockwise from top-left) input, output, binary, and superimposed images. details were recomposed in the recomposition stage. The recomposed images were fused using wavelets again in the fusion-stage. In this scenario, with one level of decomposition/recomposition (D/R) and use of the same wavelet basis for D/R and fusion stages, we found an application that closely matched the contrast sensitivity paradigm [3], [4] of HVS. Therefore, edge detection and linking was achieved automatically using the wavelet representation and image fusion in connection with horizontal and vertical orientations selectivity of HVS. Figure 5 also shows an application of proposed EDLF to the thresholding process. The binary subimage is a gray scale image with pixel values corresponding to minimum and maximum in the input house image. Thresholding was performed by suppressing a range of pixel values calculated from background of the output image. With the introduction of recomposition-stage, our proposed framework integrates two novel wavelet constructions, known as first-generation (linear) and second generation (non-linear) wavelets, in a single application, See Fig. 6. Here we used Haar and lifted Haar wavelets in D/R and fusion stages respectively. We observed the output image was degraded in quality due removal of diagonal details. This degradation was observed clearly for level j - k and beyond, where k > 2. The algorithm performed equally well at levels j0 = 1 or 2 for noise-free images, and better results found at level j 0 = 2. The method resulted into a poor output when dealing with images contained overwhelming number of Table 1: Framework Mutual Information Results Image # 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 Mean Mutual Information (Bits) Haar Haar & Lifting Lifting 1.6603 1.6665 1.8115 1.1847 0.8957 1.7191 1.4080 1.9867 2.0058 1.2625 1.5601 1.1417 1.1667 1.1655 0.9090 0.7109 1.2320 1.0593 1.3617 1.1846 0.9894 1.0921 1.2091 1.2658 1.2941 1.0283 0.7623 1.2696 1.1893 1.5206 1.2396 1.0646 1.1843 1.2361 1.3041 1.3793 0.9897 0.7641 1.2819 1.1887 1.5944 1.3539 1.0161 1.2108 objects. The manual thresholding process was very time consuming and a better way to remove isolated discontinuities needed. Mutual information, a natural measure of dependence between random variables, was first used for image fusion assessment in [22] as the image fusion performance metric. Table 1 shows performance assessment results for input images. For Lena image we found mutual information measures as: 1.6603 (1.2361) bits when we used the Haar (lifted-Haar) wavelet in D/R and fusion stages; and 1.1417 (1.2091) bits when we used the Haar (liftedHaar) and lifted-Haar (Haar) wavelets in D/R and fusion stages. Therefore our framework combined both linear and non-linear wavelet constructions in a Ubiquitous Computing and Communication Journal 4 Figure 6. The framework application to an MRI image: (left) input image and (right) output image. single application. From the mean value under columns with heading "Haar & Lifting" we observed better results achieved when lifted-Haar wavelet was used in D/R instead of fusion stage. 5 CONCLUSION We have proposed three stages edge detection and linking framework using wavelets and image fusion. The framework was implemented in MATLAB and applied to 512x512, 8-bit gray scale images, in connection with horizontal and vertical orientations selectivity of the human visual system. The detection and linking of edges found very natural and straightforward operation in the wavelet domain. We have made an attempt to integrate both linear and nonlinear wavelet constructions, in a single application. Our proposed framework has introduced a recomposition-stage to bridge two wellestablished multiresolution technologies: the wavelet representation and image fusion. In addition, our framework has created flexibility for the choice of wavelets at decomposition/recomposition and fusion stages, and the lifting scheme. In our opinion, the output of framework could be closely related to pre-attentive human visual perception [23], [24] as described by Mallat [5]. The presented framework output could also be used to learn statistical models [25], [26] for various visual patterns in images [27]. In future, we shall enhance our framework to object modeling for computer vision applications. 6 REFERENCES [1] P. Akhtar, T. J. Ali, M. I. Bhatti, and M. A. Muqeet: A framework for edge detection and linking using wavelets and image fusion, 2008 International Congress on Image and Signal Processing (CISP 2008), Sanya, Hainan, China (May 2008, to appear) [2] E. Brannock and M. Weeks: Edge detection using wavelets, ACM SE 06, Melbourne, Florida, USA. ACM (March 2006) [3] F.W. Campbell and J. J. Kulikowski: Orientation selectivity of the human visual system, J. Physiol, 187:437-445 (1966) [4] F. W. Campbell, J. J. Kulikowski, and J. Levinson: The Effect of Orientation on the Visual Resolution of Gratings. J. Physiol, 187:427-436 (1966) [5] S. Mallat: A theory for multiresolution signal decomposition: the wavelet representation, Pattern Analysis and Machine Intelligence, IEEE Transactions on, 11(7):674-693 (July 1989) [6] G. Simone, A. Farina, F. Morabito, S. Serpico, and L. 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Since my arrival in Tetouan I was harrassed at the CTM bus station for a place to stay by a Moroccan who was using a bad western langauge that I have not seen before in Morocco, then when I got rid of him and got up the hill into the main street I found I was being followed by another Moroccan who was trying to get commission from whatever hotel I was stying at.
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People like this leave a bad impressing for me about the town. and I'm affraid Tetouan is ranked my lowest place in this lovely country of Morocco which now I have visited four times, but I will not return again to Tetouan it has a left a bad impression for me because of the touts.
Hope someday the local goverment will do something about the touts otherwise big problems will arise for Tetouan in the future.
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Tetouan has a very bad reputation, may be it did deserve it in the past. But I don't think it should have that reputation any more. The city is very safe and I did not encounter any hustler what so ever despite walking in the old Medina carrying my lonely planet or the rough guide and taking pictures so frequently, my actions were non event and did not attract any unwanted attention from the locals.
I even went out of my way and asked the locals about my hotel and I was always directed to the correct direction and no one suggested any alternative or attempted to direct me somewhere else. I asked the locals to show me where the Synagogue and Bab Aloklah where but no body tried to any thing unusual.
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Actress-writer-director Lynn Shelton's fourth feature, "Your Sister's Sister" (June 15), showcases an exhilarating trio of actors at the top of their improv game: Mark Duplass ("Humpday"), Rosemarie DeWitt ("Rachel's Getting Married," and Emily Blunt ("Young Victoria"). (See the new official trailer...Read More »
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IFC Midnight has taken all North American and several international rights to "Area 407," formerly titled "Tape 407." The found footage film is directed by Dale Fabrigar and Everette Wallin and follows a group of passengers on a plane that crashes into a government testing area.Read More »
Screenwriter Dustin Lance Black was coming into TIFF in 2010 on a wave a good buzz. He was riding high off the succes of "Milk" which earned him an Oscar, and Clint Eastwood was gearing up "J. Edgar" based on a script he had written. And now, everyone wanted to take a peek to see what the wunderkind...Read More »
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A few months ago, I foolishly claimed that Pat Oliphant could never get away with open racism comparable to his misogyny. I was certainly mistaken. (Latter link via Ez.)
A few months ago, I foolishly claimed that Pat Oliphant could never get away with open racism comparable to his misogyny. I was certainly mistaken. (Latter link via Ez.)
Whenever I'm lost for something to blog about, Conservapedia never fails to satisfy. In the past, I've learned wonderful things about kangaroos and assorted other crap, but what I truly love about Conservapedia is that I learn so much about myself. The site has helped me realize that I am, indeed, a liberal. Now, as I prepare my tenure file, I realize that I have throughout assimilated the Professor Values required for lifetime confinement to the Ivory Tower.
Professor values refer to the common value system embraced by a large percentage of professors, just as Hollywood values refers to the common value system of many in Hollywood.
An extremely high percentage of professors disagree with conservative principles. Professors' common value system typically includes atheism, censorship, socialism, unjustified claims of expertise and knowledge (for example, the dogmatic promotion of the theory of evolution), liberal beliefs, liberal grading, liberal bias, anti-patriotism, lack of productivity, bullying or discouraging conservative students (for example, homeschoolers), and promotion of sexual immorality. In a Zogby poll, 58% of Americans said that the bias of professors is a serious problem, while 39% said it is a "very serious" problem. The survey demonstrated further that "an overwhelming majority also believe that job security for college professors leaves them less motivated to do a good job than those professors who do not enjoy a tenured status – 65% said they believe non-tenured professors are more motivated to do a good job in the classroom." One study in 2008 found that "Texas university professors overwhelmingly favor Democratic candidates in their campaign contributions."
Professors block the granting of a tenured professorship to anyone who:
* criticizes the theory of evolution
* criticizes feminism and/or abortion
* opposes the homosexual agenda
Professors wear white armbands to protest an award of an honorary degree to a conservative.
With the exception of wearing a white armband to graduation — I prefer red clown shoes — I'm happy to report that I have exceeded my highest expectations on each of these metrics.
For the true connoisseur of Professor Values, however, the list of crimes committed by professors is also especially fantastic. You'll be stunned, for example, to learn that Louis Althusser killed his wife! And the Shining Path was founded by a philosopher! And a professor once dropped his pants at a county fair! No, really!. (Somewhat surprisingly, the list fails to mention the case of Dick Pervo, the professor of New Testament studies who was arrested for loading child pornography onto his office computer at the U. of Minnesota.)
The tenure review committee is sure to be disappointed that I have never killed anyone, nor have I founded a Maoist militia, nor have I trafficked in lewd images or exposed myself to a crowd of children at a 4-H gathering. But I started drinking long before I was 21, and I used to smoke copious amounts of grass, and I also shoplifted — a lot! — during my misspent youth. If it weren't for academia, I'd be in jail by now!
I have to give it this: the combination of its success and the California same-sex marriage ruling does seem likely to lead to much pleasure for connoisseurs of gold-plated wingnuttery. I assume that Caitlin Flanagan's article about the national menage a trois epidemic is forthcoming.
Until today, I was also blissfully unaware of the beloved wingnut phrase "stuck on stupid." I think "idiotarian" was less irritating.
If there's one writer today I'll drop anything to read, it's Matt Taibbi. Ever since his fantastic skewering of Tom Friedman's "The World is Flat," I've been a devotee. His latest is on John McCain, and is just as good. I'd quote the good bits, but that would involve cutting and pasting the whole thing. You can read it here.
Taking on Johnathan Cohn on his own terrain (and I think Cohn's emphasis on presidential ability rather than short-term political tactics is sound), Brad Plumer makes a case for Sebelius as VP pick. This is the bottom line:
Sebelius's biggest strength is the fact that she's the most competent executive of any of the rumored Democratic veep candidates, save for possibly former Virginia governor Mark Warner (whom the Democrats need to win a Senate seat anyway). The fact that, as governor, she erased a $1.1 billion budget deficit in her first year of office without raising taxes, and later steered a large education-funding package through a fractious legislature, would suggest that she's perfectly capable of heading up the executive branch–and doing it well.
There just aren't a lot of people with both executive and foreign policy experience,and the person who best fits that profile (Richardson) has other weaknesses. The other thing to add is that I don't think her less-than-inspiring State of the Union response should be much of an issue. Most people look bad giving them, and if making a dreary entrance on the national stage was a disqualifying factor the Dems would have been stuck with Paul Tsongas in 1992.
Players vote Derek Jeter most overrated player in baseball. (Actually, the title is misleading, as while the #1 pick is unassailably correct, Slappy Rodriguez and Wright are bizarre choices, and J.D. Drew would be a better fit for a most underrated list.)
I'm surprised by the outcome, though. I think the biggest reason that explains the paradox of how Jeter is both at times annoyingly overrated and was screwed out of an MVP award in 2006 is the prejudice against on-base players as opposed to RBI men, but one suspects that the hard sell of the New York media — which, not content to celebrate the many virtues of a first-ballot HOFer, has invented a number out of whole cloth — alienated a lot of voters even as it attracts attention.
Richard Nixon, remarks to reporters, 19 June 1969:
Mr. Hoover does enjoy my complete confidence, and there has been no discussion with regard to his tenure as far as the future is concerned.
I should add, further, that with regard to the controversy on electronic surveillance, that I checked personally into the matter as to whether or not that surveillance which had been discussed had been conducted by him and the FBI, by themselves, or whether it had been, as is supposed to be the case, always approved by the Attorney General.
I found that it had always been approved by the Attorney General, as Mr. Hoover testified in 1964 and 1965. As far as this administration is concerned, our attitude toward electronic surveillance is that it should be used very sparingly, very carefully, having in mind the Fights of those who might be involved, but very effectively to protect the internal and external security of the United States.
Above the Law (the legal tabloid run by David Lat, he of Underneath their Robes fame) has published its list of Top 10 Legal Songs.
And guess what? We're #2.
Not bad, eh? Though I think #1 was too obvious a choice and LGM should reasonably have won.
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Since the first three comments manage to miss the point entirely, allow me to try this again:
Yes, its yet another in a series of "when is he coming back, I can't stand this new guy" posts. We probably all know Farley's views on the Air Force, and just why it needs to be folded back into the Army and Navy (and no, I don't mean the department store). The poor old USAF has been having a torrid time recently, what with the firings and all.
Now the GAO has decided to get in on the action, weighing in on the matter of the proposed air-to-air refuelling tanker. Originally this contract was to go to Boeing. Then it turned out there'd been some skullduggery and kickbacks involved, and massive fines were levied, along with jail time.
Then the contract was handed over to the foreigners, EADS/Airbus, although in truth the primary contractor was Northrop Grumman and the planes were going to be built in the US. Not only that, they were better planes in just about every way. Every way but one; they didn't come with Boeing's crack team of lobbyists. Boeing whined and whined, and the GAO decided to look into their claims, and has actually upheld Boeing's complaints. Which I guess puts us back at square one.
Expect much chest-beating jingoism to be brought to bear on Boeing's behalf; I wouldn't be surprised if they get the contract after all. Good news for Washington, not such good news for Alabama, since Airbus was going to build a massive new plant there to assemble all their A330s. If they've lost the contract, I can't see any reason for them to continue with that plan, and that means a loss of hi tech jobs in a state that probably needs them.
It's also bad news for the Air Force, who might not get the plane they want, which was also the best one for the job. But then I might just be biased towards Airbus since:
Expect this mess to get sorted out sometime by 2014. I hope those old converted 707s can keep flying until then!


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Change Your Mind Day 2007 and the Village ZendoA fun day today as (Tricycle Associate Publisher) Allison Steinberg and I trooped over to Village Zendo here in Manhattan to film Roshi Pat Enkyo O'Hara for Change Your Mind Day 2007. That's her over to the right. Thanks for your help, roshi! Village Zendo is housed in a very beautiful space on lower Broadway, but the sangha's tenancy there is unfortunately threatened by steadily rising commercial real estate prices. More »
Pagodas over PungoA victory for the International Campaign for Tibet: Congress passed a resolution allowing them to host a ceremony honoring the Dalai Lama on the grounds of the U.S. Capitol on October 17th, 2007. That same day in the rotunda Congress will also give the DL the "highest civilian honor" Congress can give (the Congressional Medal of Freedom?) It's actually pretty amazing. Don't worry, we'll hear from China on this one. Some Buddhist monks are running into trouble from neighbors in Pungo, Virginia who want to keep their neighborhood rural. Three monks want to live in the house and hold services there. More »
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Join the club -- Or else!"You just cannot be a meat-eating environmentalist," says Matt A. Prescott, manager of vegan campaigns for PETA. Many of us have heard by now that cows are worse for the earth than cars. (The carbon cost of ice cream is particularly high, as it must be refrigerated throughout its "lifespan" -- hence just being vegetarian isn't good enough.) None of this nonsense in beef-eating Britain, where they are working instead to change cows' diets to cut down on methane production. More »
Collateral Damage?Human Rights Watch says that 89% -- or 2,196 -- of the people killed by the "separatists" and "insurgents" in southern Thailand since January 2004 are civilians. They are careful to say separatist and not use the "T" word -- a good thing, since the word's overuse by the current junta in Washington has rendered it essentially meaningless. Oh, I guess there's two "T" words -- terrorist/m and torture. The obfuscated meaning of both is part of the shining legacy of the Department of Justice under Bush 2. What does it mean when nearly 90% of a separatist or insurgent group's victims are civilians? I guess I'm naive. I guess I just don't understand modern asymmetrical warfare. Of course most victims are civilians -- they're there. More »
Fox News misses some big storiesCheck out this screenshot of the Fox News website this evening. (Click the graphic to see it life-size.) I think they missed a big story concerning the attorney general, but I'm not sure. I guess they're not on the ball today, because they also seem to have missed the hospitalization of Owen Wilson, a sad tabloid tale that would fit right in with their other top stories. More »
Bombs and BuddhistsThree bombs were discovered in Sri Lanka on Sunday, one of them in the town of Kandy along the route of a procession to honor the Buddha's Tooth Relic. The 10-day festival will go on regardless. Sri Lanka has lived with terrorism for a very long time, and the Temple housing the Tooth was damaged by a truck bomb in 1998. Meanwhile, a Buddhist delegation arrived in Sri Lanka from another majority-Buddhist country involved in a civil war, Thailand. The fighting there is getting more violent. Visitors from Myanmar / Burma are also due in Sri Lanka. Is it ironic that a Tooth Relic is held in a town called Kandy? Teeth are tough customers. More »


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The McMinnville Downtown Association is completing a historic resources survey for the downtown historic district. If you are interested in volunteering or have any historic photos, documents or information that might be of use please email firstname.lastname@example.com or call 503.472.3605
The McMinnville Downtown Association and the McMinnville Area Chamber of Commerce are partnering once again to present the 2015 festivities which will feature Vendors, Music and Entertainment, the "World's Largest Turkey BBQ," a Carnival, the Turkey Trot (8K Run, 5K Run/Walk, & 2M Walk), and much more.
Fill out an application to be a vendor on Third Street.
Fill out an application to be a food vendor.


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Art Review: Veda Reed, 'Last Light'
On one wall at David Lusk Gallery, accompanying the exhibition "Last Light" by artist Veda Reed, are printed the lines from…
Art Events Around Town
Veda Reed's new exhibition, "Last Light," opens with a reception Friday at David Lusk Gallery.
Brief looks at current art exhibits
Go out of town and miss a week of looking at art and reviewing, and I get an almost fatal crunch of shows to deal with.
Art Review: 'Two Smoking Barrels' Marshall Arts
Viewers may feel a bit steamrollered by "Two Smoking Barrels," a two-person exhibition that addresses issues of America's…
Art Events around Town
Jeanne Seagle and Pam Hassler's exhibit "Water and Light: Two Visions" opens Tuesday at L Ross Gallery, 5040 Sanderlin.
Art Review: 'Hail, Britannia!' at Dixon
A roomful of old paintings emits a sense of tranquility and contemplation. Often encased in ornate, even fantastical period frames, portraits…
Orpheum announces 2015-2016 season
The Orpheum's 2015-2016 season has musicals for just about every taste, from fairy tales to farce.
'Disney in Concert' a boon for MSO, Orpheum
This weekend's "Disney in Concert" event at the Orpheum is likely to be a win-win-win situation.
Symphony overcomes delay at Masterworks concert
Even if there hadn't been an evacuation of the building, the Memphis Symphony Orchestra's Masterworks concert Sunday afternoon…
Onstage this week
"The Boy from Oz," a musical based on the life of pop singer Peter Allen, continues at Theatre Memphis.
Theater Review: 'The Seagull' and 'Vanya'
Chekhov and Chekhov Lite are running in repertory at Playhouse on the Square, and if you can hit up both of them, you'll be enjoying…
Opera Memphis gets $30K grant for 30 Days events
The National Endowment for the Arts has awarded a $30,000 grant to Opera Memphis to beef up its annual 30 Days of Opera.
Indie Memphis director resigns
After seven years at the helm of the city's pre-eminent film organization, Erik Jambor is out as the executive director of Indie Memphis.
Go Out: Trolley Tour, Joyce Cobb benefit, etc.
We're getting closer to the peak busy days of spring. For this unseasonably cold weekend, here are a few recommendations from…
Kirk Whalum continues gospel-jazz series
For Memphis musician, Grammy-winning saxophonist and devout Christian Kirk Whalum, his latest album, The Gospel According to Jazz Chapter IV…
Movie Review: 'It Follows'
"It Follows" is an ingenious, stylish, even stunning piece of filmmaking at every level.
'Time Warp Drive-In' returns for season 2
The series returns Saturday to Memphis' last remaining outdoor movie venue, the Summer Quartet Drive-In, for a second season of…
Levitt Shell expands summer concert series
Three Dog Night, Todd Snider, St. Paul & the Broken Bones among acts in expanded summer slate.