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Posts by Gary
53 posts • joined 25 May 2007
Millions opted into UK mobile phone directory
Knew I was right!
Now I know that I was right in giving a garbled false mobile number to any dork asking for it!
Phorm director advises UK.gov broadband minister
So, one bunch of scumbags is hiring anotherr scumbag. Given that this load of Nu Labur bastards would not know the truth even if it were to be anally inserted, is anyione surprised? Never thought that I would support any of those European tossers. Lets see if thety can get this right. Oh dear, there they are, a squadron of pin pigs in perfect formation--------- Gary
Wacky Jacqui spanked by husband
The Mind Boggles
Nothing wrong with watching porn at all. Would the money not have been better spent buying Wacky (Does she wack him?) Jacky a basque, nylons, sussies, and heels? Must go now. Please excuse the shaky handwriting------------ At least now she can say NOTHING to the erst of us real people!
Phorm CEO clashes with Berners-Lee at Parliament
Says it all!
You've got your wankers on one hand and your lying wankers on the other....but both hands belong to Phorn.
I refer the noble gentleman to the reply given earlier! Says it all! Thank the Lord for Firewalls and cookie blockers/removers! Gary
Better metrics needed for security, says expert
"He who would defend everything, defends nothing.!"
Gneisenau (I THINK!)
"He who would collect all data copllects nowet!
Gary (with appologies to Gneisenau!)
Polish Spitfire shoots down BNP
Post war promises?
Seeing as we are all getting our gonards in a latther about the treatment the poor Polish workers are getting over here (Britain) can anyone confirm or refute the reports current in London about signs on building sites requesting NO ENGLISH workers while recruiting lower earning Poles? And if we are so bloody sorry for the Poles why did we not keep fightiong to stop the Russians taking over it and the rest of the bloody Balkans post WW2? And why did we not declare war on Stalin's Russia which attacked Poland from the other side in 1939 and met Adolph and his goons in the middle? A good Polish friend of mine, sadly now deceased, who fought in WW2 in the RAF and was Chief Engineer on Atlantic Conveyor when she was sunk in the South Atlantic, hated the Germans AND Russsians with equal venom.
Rogue fishing skipper faked own death
Good Judge!
He firmly believed that between them DEFRA, the MCA and the government's rules simply want to stop the British fisherman earning an honest living and have the British fleet scrapped to enable foreigners to take whatever they want from British waters.
Guilty as charged by this shower he may be, but he had the politicos and bean counters who have sold this nation down the river well judged, sure enough!
Miliband refuses to release torture documents
Buddy, cheque'e in the post! Payback IS a bitch! Gary
Google will tell your mates where you are
Shove It!
If anyone wants to know where I am they can ask me when I get back! If I wish to, I may even tell them! And people ask me why I rarely carry a mobile! Ha!
MP wants Welsh text on ID cards
Dozey Bitch!
And this dozey bitch will doubtless pick up the tab for the extra translation services which will certainly be involved! BLX! Gary
Government grants itself even more data sharing power
"Ministry of Justice" Ah, that wouild be Minijust you;re wanting then, is it sir?
"If you want a vision of the future, imagine a boot stamping on a human face - forever."
Nice quote Ted, I nor I would imagine can many others, add more. Let us hope tht the rivers of which Enoch Powell spoke do not flow. But why should I be that lucky? Time to bin these useless wannabe Stalins, Gary
MoD miracle-armoured-vehicle scheme still struggling
Don't laugh but----
but a thin coating of chicken wire should sort that out
Ash, were you perchance in Aden circa 1967, 'cos that is exactly what some of us did with Land Rovers which had had the tilts removed due to the heat.Chicken wire stretched over the hoops meant for the canvas tilts stopped any passing grenades dropping in the back! I did hear that some of the "dissies" tied fish hooks on said grenades as a counter-counter measure. I never did get to be in one that copped that though!
Home Office acts to kick out Iceland's hate preachers
This is excellent news if it applies to the many preachers of hate of Muslim , Arabic or ANY other national origin! Way to go Jacqui(?) Gary
BBC's TV detector vans to remain a state secret
They do work
By Anonymous Coward Posted Monday 27th October 2008 12:28 GMT
Having worked with people that developed some of the equipment that goes into these vans (although not in the same department) I can tell you that they do work.
So what department of the Beeb License Team are you in, sir? You are obviously well up on the spin of this ere wonderful country of ours. I recently heard another rendition of BBC. It was Bolshevik Broadcastin Company. Love it, 73 de Gary
Google Willy Wonkas park fighter jet on NASA
Alphe Jet?
I find it hard to see what kit, survaillance, avionic or otherwise, this aircraft could carry that other aircraft of similair types could not. It is certainly manouverable, having served in the Patroiulle de France (Hope thats spelt right!) the French aircrfat display team. The French Air Force and the German Lutwaffe used it as, (I believe ) an advanced trainer. That was in the 80s. It is hard to see what useful reconaissance work this aircraft could now do. Course, if it is a stand-by for when the Lotus/Porsche is gridlocked on the freeway, well, THAT'S all right then!! Gary
DVLA: A licence to bill
Tear 'em up!!!
Thsi happened to me many yearsd gao when I had a letter from the cowboy council in a nearby town. (South Wales is as good a location as it gets!!) It joined several other like minded ltters in the shredder. As I say, thi aws in the 80s.----- Gary
McKinnon loses extradition fight
The Late Mr Joyce
Shortly after WW2, (You remember, the war immediately after the war to end ALL wars!) we executed a particularly nasty piece of shit who had been doing his best to demolish the morale of Britain by broadcasting on German radio to gloat over the way WW2 was going. (How he kept going towarrds the end beats me!) He claimed a few things in his defence, but he did noit, as far as I know, try this one. (Who knows,in future law books this may be called "The McKinnon Defence.".) Anyway,we topped the bastard who rejoiced in the nickname of "Lord Haw Haw" and rightly so. The point is, he comitted the act in Germany but against us,the Brits. I see a definite parallel here. Don't worry,all you pinko liberal faggots, I am NOT advocating we strung up poor Mr McKinnon. Let him teach IT in SanQ! Gary
Electoral officers oppose edited register
Post Code
It;'s still the same - the full register can be inspected by anyone but not copied - you have to get the details one by one - so Stalkers=good Spammers=bad
Colin, it seems as though this is another case of where you live deciding what happens. My local council have stopped the farce of public libraries holding copies. The only way to see a copy now, apparently is to go to the city hall. Not much of an improvement,but for thr dumbos who run this city,it is light speed! Gary
Tasing of unarmed opposition peaks among firearms cops
Hows that again?
armed police = armed criminals, and the death of innocent people who get in the way.
Not quite with you on this one. This has been trotted out for yonks, and still gun crime figures escalate and police are NOT armed on a100 per cent daily basis. (Totally off topic,but is it not unfair to defend a minority? Just wondered.) I think the poster on my former gun club wall said it best. "When guns are outlawed, only outlaws will have guns." And so it has come to pass.
Cold Comfort
When will we realize------
I am sure that your noble sentiments and those of our like minded critics of armed and semi armed (for that is what tasers are) police will be of great comfort to the families of the two women police officers used for targets by the bastards in the robbery that they were sent to, and also to the family of the officer murdered by the North American git last year in the North of England. I can think of no other country in the world where people regularly risk their lives with so little protection. Its a shit world, and unfortunately we are all stuck in it. Let's hope the plods get a few more scrotes and make us a bit safer.
UK data watchdog gives Google spycar fleet the greenlight
OOO Goody____
My son and his freinds who, sadly, have multiple convictions for violence and other such things (as bored thugs do), have been looking for one of these, but nary a one can they find. Can it be that these arseholes are particular into whose busuness they poke their unwanted and soon to be broken noses. (Wonder how they would have fared in the Creggan and similar!) Gary
Home Office minister gets tough, then gets stuck
Airstrip One Personnel
Class exercise: use each of those synonyms in a sentence also using "NuLabour", "Liam Byrne", "Gordon Brown", "Harriet Harman", "David Milband", and/or "Jacqui Smith". Antonyms and other parts of speech permitted.
Are Tossers! (OOOOps ere comes Echelon!!!!) Gary
English Channel defeats one-armed Frenchman
Yeah, Right!
This guy has more balls than all the tosssers who knock him here Gary
McKinnon loses Lords appeal
Since I own a PC that relies on an Intel processor and an AMD/ATI graphics card, I think it's safe to assume that intelligent and creative people can be US citizens too.
Quite right, I thought that when buying HF radio kit from "Radioshack" (Tandy) until i opened some up for mods and saw where the PCBs were made!! Yup, another Chinese Take away! Gary
Take it like a man----
I hope that the European Court has plenty of French judges who have the balls to stand up to the Yanks.
The only reason the Eurotossers will let this toerag off is cos it will piss off us and the Americans. Justice is not in it, and balls sure as shit aint!They are still sulking about Waterloo. And strange how many of the "judges" seem to hail from "Former Balkan/Eastern Bloc" nations. They are not our no1 fans either. Two fingers to the lot!
If the crime/action affects another country,why should he not be tried in that country. Would we expect Bin Bag Laben to be tried in Afghanistan? And having heard this guy speak today he sounds like a resident of the south of England to me. Not a CU Jimmy in sight! Another thing I fail to grasp is that the quality of security has some bearing on the justification of a crime. Now I see the wisdom of always having a very large nasty German Shepherd. (Thats a dog, not a guy called Hans who tends sheep!) He bites any unwanted entrants to my homestead,but knows all my family! Beats any droid I ever met! And the baseball bat finale is a legal response to the carving knife with which he assaulted me. (Is that wound serious, sir--Oh no officer) writes a final closing chapter!
Google: 'Even in the desert, privacy does not exist'
Good Thing
Fortunately, there also is no fence surrounding the Google Pillock Moble to prevent removal of property and/or personnel in same, and destruction of one and chastisement of the other. (Go on, you decide__!) Gary
MoD in £1.75m rush order for SAS backpack radars
Nothing new under the sun!
Old chestpack radar kits.
Absolutely right,Matt. In 1971 I was on the permanent staff at the School of Signals, Blandford Forum in Dorset. At the nearby Royal Radar Establishment at Malvern they had the newly developed "man pack" man portable radar on trial. Trouble was,it took THREE men to make it man portable! It was on field trials and was intended for the infantry. I always wondered what happened to this "Gee-Whiz" technology,for that is what this seeemed like at the time. We used to swap yarns,(and a lot of "Bullshit") with the guys at Malvern.
Germans develop submarine-launched UAV
Mix up
Not the first German sub-launched drone
The Focke Achgelis was a towed 3 rotor heicopter glider and was manned, although it had a parachute strapped on to it so that,when the copter had to be ditched to aviod any attacking escort vessels,the lucky pilot could parachute into the oggin to await later rescue by the parent U-Boat (Yeah,right!) The towed device, if my sources (German based) are correct, was a towed boat look alike with, as you say,a charge attached to surprise and delight the attacker. I suppose it depends on one's definition of a drone, and whether or not it is limited to a flying vehicle, or to any vehicle in whatever medium it moves.
Three-quarters of EU radio equipment is non-compliant
Too True!
It works both ways though. Some comsumer kit will wipe out the Ham HF bands over a 100m radius due to poor construction. BT's 'Home Hub' is a prime example
Good on yer! As a radio freak myself, I have heard the drivel spouted for years by people who know as much about radio and asosciated subjects as Gorgon Broon knows about running a country or telling the truth! A friend of mine in the South of England has had all his HF (Short Wave) listening kit knocked out by some drongo with one of these BT Hubs. A polite appeal has failed,so a visit is being arranged by those old faithfuls,Mr B. Bat,and MrB. A. L. A. Clava. For further remedies see the book "BT Hubs-A basic Course in Anal Insertion!" Ofcom are as much help as a one legged guy at a butt kick fest! Gary
Senate approves FISA makeover and telco wiretap immunity
Errr, can they trace this????
I think so. They just kicked my door in! Please excuse the shaky handwriting! Gary
Wind power key to UK's desperate renewable energy bid
Easy answer
First off,two fingers to ALL EEC requirements. Remeber how bothered the French were by our threat to take them to the European Court for continuing to ban our Beef! (Sorry, OT) Build more Nuclear stations, its aboput all we can do with the present finnancial climate (NO pun intended!) . And as far as radar goes, there is some pretty good OTHR (Over The Horizon Radar which works in the HF band.)about these days (Northrop have one with a scanning range in excess of 1000 miles.) Looks like we have to go it alone again, Gary
Devil dog laughs in the face of Taser
Ruff Justice
Like if you're a Brazilian electrician in some conspicuously unnamed great world capitol?
Or say, a packof urchins who.far from flying down to Rio,live and beg there and get shot by city plods 'cos it pisses off tourists? Come out of the glass house before chuckin' rocks! Fully agree that to judge one needs to know the full SP! (Note colloquial Saaarfspeak!) My buddy from Upper Norwood is on hols in NZ,but has his laptop,and this is on its way to him NOW! Gary
Tory trash talk fails to halt bin bugging plans
Sorry! Had to say it. The tossers, sorry council, where I live have designated my particular street one which cannot have wheely bins, for reasons as yet unclear. They waffled on about bin lorries unable to get down the lane at the rear which they have previously been doing for 28 years. (Suddenly got a piss artist driver no doubt!!!) Still, its an ill wind! Black bags it is then! And we all know where to dump those 'cos how many office blocks/factories and other places of torture(sorry work, must have a complex tonight!) have no rubbish bay. Love the chip zapping suggestions though, 'cos ANYTHING that screws the council or government gets my vote! Powerful magnets and high voltages shot through wire coiled around chip seems promising, as does a powerful dose of RF for the radio geeks smongst us.On the subject of green bags the tossers who run the council have admitted they send it all to China for processing.And to think I know folks who wash the stuff prior to green bagging it! Who in their cotton pickin mind is going to worry about the state of any of the stuff which goes in THAT scow! If they can afford to ship garbage to PRC,they can knock a few bucks offf my garbage bill! Either way, I'll beat these bastards! Oh yes, this should be loads of fun! ENJOY! Gary
Lunar mini-mole missile probes tested against Welsh target
Alternative Target
They perhaps should fire it into the Welsh Assembly in a (VAIN) effort to find intelligent life-----
BSA dubs Manchester second worst for piracy
Fuck em
By John Naismith
Posted Monday 19th May 2008 15:00 GMT
Our business has had letters from the BPI and the BSA in the past. They go in the bin because I'm not listening to fuckwits sending letters out blindly in the hope that some moron will be scared by their meaningless threats.
Tell them to fuck off is my advice.
I refer the learned gentlemen to the answer my colleacue gave earlier. (Skull and Bones added to let you know which side I favour. (If I can find the right button!!!) Gary
School crossing guards join CCTV panlollycon
Must be US!!!
Having spent many years in Germany, at which time the duties which these people carry out(ie Lollypop men/ladies) were done by schoolchildren. They wre called, if memory serves, "SCHULERLOTSEN" and, as our Lollypop people do, had the full backing of the law. I do not recall any such problems at that time (60s, 70s, early 80s.) They wore ordinary clothes wth a white ski style cap and white cross belts. The traffic direction was done by a short stick surmounted by a disc, red/ white on one side (STOP) and green/white on the other(GO) If I recall , lights of the same colour wer on each side. Leads me to the sad conclusion that we are a nation of impatient arrogant agressive bastards, which is proved with monotonous regularitry by driving in this country(UK.)
Welsh blogger fined over 'menacing' plod blog
If the cap fits-----
I believe all our posters who are approving of this individuals actions should put themselves in the position of the officer and his family. Guilt or innocence is not the issue here, the actions of the accused subsequent to his arrest are. I spent time as a police officer and was subject to similar crap. I dealt with it in my own way which is no business of anyone but myself and the person threatening. Before condemning the DC who complained about this scrote, apply my buddie's maxim. Before judging a man walk a mile in his boots. (Police or aotherwise!)
BT's secret Phorm trials open door to corporate eavesdropping
So,we are right back where we were in the 70s,80s and early 90s. Plod subcontracts to a private company and no one gives a shit! Same as how they would subcontract tracing agents to find people who they REALLY wanted to "speak to" and "private investigators" to install monitoring devices (Oh all right then, bugs!) in target adresses. Now where did I leave all those cryptographic articles ansd user manuals------
Local council uses snooping laws to spy on three-year-old
The Answer
May I suggest finding out the names of the heads of the department/s involved. (Freedom of Information and other such Skullduggery.) Follow them them to and from work regularly, check that thier motor vehicles are taxed, ensure they commit no parking and/or driving offences.When vehicles are spotted outside peoples houses enforcing this RIPA bollix circle the cars several tinmes to ensure that they are not prowlers and/or terrorists. Get police to check that they are indeed Pooles of Piss,(sorry couldnt resist it!) There are not that many turds doing this work,and said turds should soon get the message, especially when they get followed home and the good old unmarked white van spends time at their abode.
Government set to 'destroy' UK radio astronomy
DO NOT pay any more to Galileo, stop ALL free loading "asylum seekers" and other such drags on the rations, and sack this government! We will not only get radio astronomy back on track, but probably be on Mars in about two or three years! (To think our first radio telescope used a Gernan WW"2Wurzburg radar dish as an antenna!) Gary
Steve Jobs rescues freetards from BBC iPlayer wilderness (for now)
BBC security?
Call me old Mister Grouch,but what have the BEEB ever produced that warrants ANY kind of security or encryption? Gary.
Glaswegian piracy drive yields just 41 'possible' offenders
Not on this map!"
You would not be impressed where your company's name is in this part of the world, Julie! Lets just say its written on soft paper and gets a trifle "flushed!" (Couldnt happen to better people!!!)
Pirate Bay slapped with copyright charges
Russia it is then!
Speaking of Russia,what happens when it all ends up there then? (The Free Music Industry, that is! )If the useless gits we have here can't get a suspect for murder extradited,what chance do a bunch of jukebox bashers have? Ponimiou Tovarich? ( I think thats right!
US-Iranian naval clash: Radio trolls probably to blame
Takes one to know one!
Maybe you just forgot to write the other half of your expression: "is white and Christian and imperialistic pigs". That might qualify, maybe.
And you say I am racist--------- Gary
How so?
"Having sworn enemies is a sign of immaturity"
Can't quite follow your logic on this one.All you have to be to become a sworn enemy of a large number of our Arabic population is white and Christian. I qualify on both counts. OOH Dear, should I buy a flak jacket!
1; The boats could have been suicide bombers. 2 How the hell can a radio operator,who was probably wiping his legs after hearing the old "We you Coming to get!" pony and trap decide whether or not the call was from them. Last time I worked in EW (60s/70s) two at least,and preferably three or even four receiving stations were required for accurate triangulation. And yes, I am familiar with our Arab populaton, having served in Aden (Britsh Army 1967) And yes,I would have shot the SOBs. The great thing about regretting actions is that one has to be alive to do it!
Microsoft readies Hal 9000
Come back Winston Smith!
I love this drivel! Just how many people do these sad gits think are going to allow themselves to be wired up like latter day Steve Austins. (Who's an old git then?) I can see it now. Production lines of wired in prolls and offices full of same. Get up to go, and watch them all crash down like Tony Blairs chances of re-election, having got entagled in each others leads! Coffee in Room 101 anyone?
UK gov sets rules for hacker tool ban
Cameras- A basic course in anal insertion
You are reminded that under English law :
there are no restrictions on taking photographs in a public place or on photography of individuals, whether they are adults or minors;
How true that is. However, I have to say that with all the CCTV, press, and other wackos pushing cameras and other devices into peoples faces ,any one doing it in this neck of the woods (ie South Wales) is inviting the insertion of said device where there is VERY little light, and a lot of smell!!
Labour hit by another anonymous donor scandal
Slush Fund
I'd say that this explains the "apparent"ease with which illegal immigrants/asylum seekers are flooding into this country and the delay of effective enforcement bodies or legislation to stop them. The more Gordon the Gopher allows in, the more will vote next fiasco, ooops sorry,election. Have another miilon me old Gopher, and I'll soon have those cheapo labour countrymen of mine working for a pittance for me, and subsidised by you and your brain dead countrymen/women. Who lives in a country like this? Gordon,it's over to you!!!!
2012 Olympics to be 'car-free'
So he was right!
I refer of course to a good friend of mine who is a South London resident and displayed as much enthusiasm for the news that the Olympics would be held there as a turkey would for Boxing Day! He said it would cost a fortune and it surely will. We have seen how well attended events to which people cannot drive are becoming. (Cardiff-new Millenium Center MIILIONS in hock and rising! Wonder why they built that new car park opposite it after declaring how green they all were!!) I echo Spiders comments about gun/pistol law. I lost two pistols to that piece of ares kissing do gooder legislation. Members of my gun club were serving officers many authoriesd firearms users (as I once was.) Imagine- Here's your MP5 Mr Fuzzbottle, but put down that unsocial looking .22 revolver! Do you think we deserve this lot? Bliar Brown and Livingstone- all the charm of a festering scrotum!!!
Do you have a licence for that sporran, sir?
Burden of Proof
Unless this wannabe dictatorship of a nation has slid so far along the tracks that Tony Bliar's thought police have slipped into power with no-one noticing, I thought the burden of proof was on the PROSECUTION to prove the case. Thus, if any Euro-cretin wishes to give a sporran wearing Scot a hard time about where the raw material for his sporran came from, surely it is down to him/her to prove it. And survive. Having served an attachment with the Cameronians (1964) the two do not always go together,
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Sweet Georgia's Juke Joint is the culmination of a deep history of music, food, drink and socializing in the South. Located in the former Macy's building in the heart of downtown Atlanta at the iconic 200 Peachtree address, Sweet Georgia's Juke Joint brings the city a place to relax while enjoying live entertainment and exceptional cuisine. Historically, juke joints originated in the rural outskirts of many southern towns to give African American communities a place to kick back and unwind after a long week of work. Sweet Georgia's Juke Joint represents diverse culture, featuring music across all genres and popular hits throughout American history. An imaginative menu makes Sweet Georgia's Juke Joint a staple in Atlanta's downtown restaurant scene and the allure of traditional juke joints is showcased in the restaurant's design. Sweet Georgia's Juke Joint offers a dining and entertainment experience in downtown Atlanta.Continued
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- FunRusch5Dined on 11/10/2014I like Blues and they had a live BLues Band playing. The atmosphere was nice, the food was great, and the service was outstanding. Oh yeah, the bad was good as well.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- I loved the band......SemonfDined on 11/10/2014I went here with high hopes, but the food was not very good (and quite expensive for what you got) and the service was UNBELIEVABLY slow. I did like the live music though, very much.
- Good and Bad, mostly BADJLBIIDined on 11/9/2014Everything was great except our food experience. I love the food at the Juke Joint but this past Sunday the 9th of November, my food order was given to another table then when food did arrive it looked as if it was thrown together and didn't look as presented to the table that received my order in error. My dates food came and looked warmed over and as a result we refused to re-order, only had drinks. The manager didn't even offer to comp one of our meals or discount the drinks in any way! It seemed they just shrugged us off and moved on to the next tables and even OUR guests we invited because we were edifying the food when we asked them to join us. James Bailey II 678-913-5331.Special Features:
- Awesome!BdayniteDined on 11/9/2014The food was great and the band The PR Experience was awesome. My husband n I had a great time. Only drawback was my advance reservation did not make much of a difference in seating. Seems as though I could have gotten a better table if we had just walked up without a reservation. We will be back.Special Features:
- hotrod22Dined on 11/4/2014I came to this restaurant for my 25year wedding anniversary, The staff was amazing, The owner greeted me with a smile and respect, Me and wife had the best evening, I strongly recommend this place for a night out for couples and family.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Southern Comfort FooddrwojoVIPDined on 11/2/2014Crawfish Etoufee, fried green tomatoes, fried okra, honey kissed fried chicken, sweet potato pie. Need I say more. All delicious and tasted like they were home cooked. Very convenient location downtown, and super popular with the local crowd. I understand why. Not sure its the best southern food I've had (some competition in New Orleans), but it's darn close. While I liked the music, it was very loud and hard to talk to the people at the table. Service is outstanding. By the way, try the local moonshine drinks like the Shine-Gria. Potent. Tasty. Time to order another.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Over Priced Juke JointFoodFineDined on 10/26/2014Nice restaurant..Food was just okay..Not a good place for casual conversation due to the noise (very loud) from the entertainment and the seating. I did not agree with the $5 per person entertainment fee.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great PlaceBeeLineDined on 10/26/2014I took my mom and aunt there for their B'day and they loooved it and so did I, the food, drinks, music and atmosphere was great.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- 1st VisitZendy1Dined on 10/26/2014This was my 1st time visiting Sweet Georgia's Juke Joint. I really enjoyed the ambiance and our server was Great! The group performing which was Milkshake Mayfield was Outstanding. I will be visiting again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good outingsweetheartDined on 10/26/2014Wanted to take my wife out for Anniversary. Great place ,love the live musicSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Going down hill fast!QualityseekerDined on 10/26/2014It was the fourth visit since relocating to ATL a year ago. The waitress was rushed, the chicken was over cooked and/or reheated and greasy. Service was slow. Repeated requests for cornbread went unanswered, in fact after asking three times the waitress finally commented we don't have any! Do you see anyone else with it? I don't know about you but I expect and enjoy cornbread with my beans and greens.
- great southern foodgritsDined on 10/16/2014The fried chicken is phenomenal, the service is personable, the manager is passionate about satisfaction... and the ambiance - relaxing but upbeat, makes you want to sing. Great food great experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very happy with everythingkallportVIPDined on 10/14/2014Had the pleasure of dining at the Juke Joint while in Atlanta with my wife. We we re greeted at the front desk when we came in and we're told very clearly that there would be a 5 dollar fee per person for the live entertainment. We had read this so we understood. The food was fantastic and the moonshine drinks were over the top delicious. Our server Melinda made the evening for us. She was helpful and always willing to make a recommendation to help us decide. We had a great time and will be back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- UnimpressedOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/12/2014Expected a fun environment for Sunday morning brunch, but it wasn't. They should advertise that there is no alcohol served before noon along with their endless mimosas. Service was slow. It took at least 10 minutes before our waitress even stopped at our table and the restaurant was not busy. Food was really salty and unmemorable.
- Fantastic! !FabolousDined on 10/9/2014Visiting from NYC and this spot was right down the block from our Hotel. Great food, atmosphere, drinks & entertainment!!! Loved it!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- One Time VisitDlegacy12Dined on 10/9/2014Chicken was undercooked. Tables are small. My husband and I sat near a high traffic area near the register in the dining room. I am petite and felt squished. I am happy I crossed this restaurant off my list.
- The food is to die for.NickkademusDined on 10/8/2014The food was outstanding, but the seating is too cramped. You are literally table to table. Other than the cramped tables, I think this restaurant is more for a party than an intimate dinner.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/5/2014The food was fantastic! The entertainment (Milkshake) was fabulous! I'll definitely be back and will spread the word to all my friends.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Birthday FlopBdayDivasDined on 10/5/2014A group of us attended to celebrate a birthday. The food came out lukewarm at best. Our service was poor, we had to wave our server down several times. It was very disappointing.Special Features:
- Not Impressed!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/1/2014The service at this restaurant on a random Wednesday night was TERRIBLE! I can only imagine what the weekends are like. It took 25 minutes just to get a waiter assigned to our table and when we finally did, they didn't even bring out water...we had to ask! And to add fuel to the fire, the food was disgusting. Who puts sugar in fried chicken batter?? I would not recommend this restaurant.
- winding downlivelovemusicDined on 10/1/2014After flying to Atlanta from DC, it was a great treat to spend an evening with a friend at this wonderful place. The music was good and so was the food. I thought it was a little off pudding to have a $5 fee for entertainment.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Boyfriend's birthdayMoreFoodPeasDined on 9/29/2014It was our group's first time there and it was delightful. The server was funny, the music was entertaining and the food was tasty. We will be back.Special Features:
- Awesome birthday dinner!!!alstonpowersDined on 9/28/2014I currently live in the DC/MD/VA area and Sunday was my 2nd time visiting the restaurant. The food has been amazing each time and the live music takes the restaurant to the next level. It was a little loud initially but you soon become acclimated. The band (The PR Experience) put on a great show. I plan to dine here every time I visit to Atlanta!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- this place could be awesome.....foodsnobDined on 9/28/2014This place could be awesome, but the service is very slow and the food was lacking so much. We were served coffee three times before it was brought out without a foreign object in it or hot!
- LuvGoddessDined on 9/21/2014we had a great time, service was Great...and entertainment was nice. Food however was very disappointing. Not for good eatting,Great moonshine drinks and Good time though.. my out of town guess enjoyed themselves.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Gold mineAtlLoveDined on 9/18/2014Took my Best friend here for her birthday and she ABSOLUTELY LOVED IT!! I will definitely be back!! :-)Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Soul Cartel - Amazing!!LoveStruckVIPDined on 9/18/2014Yes, the food was indisputably delicious...but I was there for the live music. And Soul Cartel did not let me down...excellent choice if you want to dance while you munch!!!I would recommend this to a friend.
- Awesome placeShipp2eatDined on 9/16/2014It was a wonderful place with the right food and ambiance. The band and décor was so mesmerizing it leaves you feeling great throughout your meal.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- hungryvisitor2Dined on 9/8/2014Great dining experience. Band was fabulous. Service was excellent. Drinks were perfection. Food was average. But I would definitely go again & try other things on the menu.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Out on the townChucklarryDined on 9/8/2014Special place to dine in the heart of the city, right on Peachtree amidst the crowds and dazzle of Atlanta. Juke joint had all the bells and whistle, great live entertainment that's very engaging to the crowd. Very tasty dishes that comes out fresh and hot. I recommend the juke joint chicken with turkey collard greens and bake beans superb. Over all it was a good experience, our server could have been a bit more attentive but it won't deter me from letting m friends know about this gem.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Unique twists on favorite foodsfood4funDined on 9/4/2014The entrees, side dishes and desserts were all tasty and had their own unique flavor. The salmon was peachy, the grits has Parmesan and the mac&cheese-wow- was the best I've had in a long time. The drinks were a good price and the bartender was always willing to try something new. My party wanted live music while we are and this placed delivered some great covers of soul music. The noise wasn't overpowering and the people who come here seemed to be mostly regulars. And if I were a local, if be coming here again and again as well.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Birthday CelebrationWillieDined on 9/4/2014This is my 4th year celebrating my Birthday at Sweet Georgia's Juke Joint. The food was not as good as past years but the band was great! The service was good and my family & friends had a great time. They need more malbec wine selections on the menu but the two they have were great.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fun atmosphereSistahgeizDined on 9/4/2014I enjoyed the music. Our first waiter was so awesome but he had to leave and then our service was horrible. The manager was such a sweetheart. He did check on us periodically and tried to get someone to help us out but we went long periods without assistance. I had to send my Jambalaya pasta back because it was pushy and very salty. I enjoyed the salmon and mashed potatoes and the salmon crochette (spelling) was a disappointment but the ambiance was awesome.Special Features:
- Some of the best food in AtlantaLillieADined on 8/31/2014I can't recommend this place enough. The servers are always great and I've come to believe it's impossible for the kitchen to send out mediocre food. Everything my family has ordered at Sweet Georgia's has been pure perfection.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Seating to closeCoolplace1Dined on 8/31/2014You can tell they are trying to pack in a lot of people to see the bands. Your seating in super close to next table. Barely leg room to get through. However food and band were great. Service was ok. She had to many tables spread out.Special Features:
- Good Food, Bad AtmosphereOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 8/31/2014The food was good, if not a little bit expensive. For my wife and I the service was so-so. Unfortunately for us, the atmosphere was one that did not seem very welcoming to these who were not local.
- KitKatDined on 8/28/2014Had to ask waitress multiple times to fill water glasses, ordered drink had to ask for it 3 times and our 3rd party asked for appetizer and never received it. It was a special occasion and spent 168.00 service should have definetly been better. Never expect to have to ask for such things,Special Features:
- Birthday outing1980galsDined on 8/27/2014The food was tasty. We had the wing appetizers delicious. One of my girlfriends didn't like the mac and cheese, I did! The meal was great. Turkey burger, sweet potato fries and chicken tenders was what we ordered. The atmosphere was pleasant. The wait staff was knowledgeable and efficient.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Extra ChargeSherylDined on 8/26/2014Regardless of whether or not you are there to listen to their live music, every person in your party is charged a $5.00 fee plus every person must also order an entree. Ridiculous. I will never go back.
- Love this spotOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/21/2014I always love the food and live music. Would come more often if the drinks were cheaper and cups bigger. LolSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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What is the Dhan Laxmi Yantra?
Goddess Laxmi, the divine partner of Lord Vishnu is the goddess of wealth, prosperity and fortune. Goddess Laxmi is also known by the name of 'Shri' because she is endowed with six auspicious qualities and is the source of strength to Lord Vishnu. Laxmi is known to protect her devotees from all kids of misery and financial setbacks. Laxmi stands for material and spiritual prosperity, richness in terms of valor, courage, offsprings and a state of eternal bliss. The Dhan Laxmi Yantra is made up of metal foils(generally made of 24k gold) in which the holy mantras of Goddess Laxmi are encrypted. The mantras of the yantra are supposed to be chanted as part of the daily prayer routine to cause maximum effect.
How to use the Dhan Laxmi Yantra?
The Dhan Laxmi Yantra can be used effectively when placed inside the cash box of your work place, purse or the prayer room of the house. The Dhan Laxmi Yantra has the capability to enrich your life with prosperity and fortune if worshiped with self belief and confidence. There is a popular belief that the Goddess resided within the Dhan Laxmi Yantra. Constant and habitual worship as part of daily routine can appease the deity within the yantra to bring fame, fortune and success in a person's life. The Dhan Laxmi Yantra brings monetary and spiritual richness in due course of habitual chanting of the Mahalaxmi mantra. Goddess Laxmi is worshiped on the occasion of Deepawali and Dhanteras. Placing the Dhan Laxmi Yantra inside the house or place of work during these festivals ensures wealth and prosperity on all fronts. Sanitize your body and prepare an optimistic mind frame. Allocate a place on the ground facing the east direction. Burn the Diya. Arrange a fruit and a flower. Take out the yantra and set it up next to an image of Goddess Laxmi. Using a mango leaf, spray water upon the yantra and then sprinkle a few drops on yourself. Clear your mind and render yourself to the loyalty of God and chant the holy mantra "Aum Shri Mahalakymaye Namah" 21 times. Close your eyes and work on trying to appease the Goddess to make your fulfill your desires.
What work does the Dhan Laxmi Yantra perform?
The Dhan Laxmi Yantra has the ability to convert all your financial setbacks to victories. There have been cases in which people have lost everything during a financial crisis. Belief in the Goddess Laxmi and possession of the Dhan Laxmi Yantra have improved their financial condition beyond the scope of human imagination.
Reasons to use the Dhan Laxmi Yantra
There are several reasons to use the Dhan Laxmi Yantra. Using the Dhan Laxmi Yantra, is the best possible path to appease Goddess Laxmi to ensure prosperity, fame, monetary gain, offsprings, courage, valor, bravery and a lavish lifestyle. It is a popular belief that consistent worshiping leads to restoration of faith in yourself and the ability to face any challenge be it physical, mental or financial is enhanced to a great level.


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A History of the County of Shropshire: Volume 11: Telford
G C Baugh, C R Elrington (Editors), A P Baggs, D C Cox, Jessie McFall, P A Stamper, A J L Winchester
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'Lawley', A History of the County of Shropshire: Volume 11: Telford (1985), pp. 276-277. URL: http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=18167 Date accessed: 27 November 2014.
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Lawley township, south-south-east of Wellington town, was reckoned to be 708 a. (287 ha.) in
1841. (fn. 85) It was roughly lozenge-shaped, longer
from north to south. Its boundaries, though fairly
regular, did not for the most part follow roads or
watercourses. On the north-west, however, Ketley brook was the boundary, and on the north-east
a tributary of it; their confluence was the
township's northern point. The southernmost
parts of the south-west and south-east boundaries
also followed valleys that converged at the
township's extremity. (fn. 86) In 1894 Lawley was included in Wellington Rural civil parish. (fn. 87)
Lawley village stands on sand and gravel but
most of the township consists of boulder clay
beneath which were workable coals of the Middle
and Lower Coal Measures. (fn. 88) The township's highest points (c. 200 metres above O.D.) were in the
south, on Horsehay common, and south-east, at
Lawley Bank; thence the township sloped down
to c. 110 metres at its northern tip and to c. 175
metres at its southern. Northward drainage was
into Ketley brook, southward was towards the
Severn. (fn. 89)
The Wellington-Worcester road, turnpiked in
1764, (fn. 90) ran south-eastwards through the township
to Dawley Bank (fn. 91) but by 1808 had been diverted (fn. 92)
southwards across Lawley common by Ball's Hill
to Dawley. (fn. 93) The Wellington-Coalbrookdale
turnpike road, of which the part north of Horsehay was built c. 1817, also crossed the township.
A new turnpike road linking the other two was
built across the common c. 1827. (fn. 94) The earliest
length of the Wellington & Severn Junction Railway, opened 1857, (fn. 95) passed through the township,
with a station at Lawley Bank that closed to
passengers and goods in 1962. (fn. 96)
In 1086 only 4 serfs and a villein were
recorded (fn. 97) and 4 'able' men in 1542, (fn. 98) but 12
households paid hearth tax in 1672. (fn. 99)
Lawley village, which was centred by the 17th
century on three farmsteads, (fn. 1) changed little (fn. 2) until
16 council houses were added 1930-2. (fn. 3) Another
58 were added 1947-61 (fn. 4) and 33 in the later 1960s. (fn. 5)
In 1983 Telford development corporation intended that housing should eventually cover the
rest of the township. (fn. 6)
Lawley Bank, a mining settlement, was inha
bited by 1704. (fn. 7) By the end of the century it
extended into Ketley township. (fn. 8) and was continuous with Dawley Bank. (fn. 9) During the 19th
century it contracted slightly (fn. 10) but 22 council
houses were built in 1939 (fn. 11) and Telford development corporation added 55 dwellings in 1975. (fn. 12)
There were many miners' cottages by 1840 on
the margins of Lawley common, the southern part
of which was called Horsehay common. (fn. 13) The
largest groups were near Lawley Bank and at
Spring Village. (fn. 14) The cottages did not increase in
number thereafter (fn. 15) but most were later rebuilt or
Newdale, in the north, was a mining settlement
founded c. 1759 by the Coalbrookdale Co. (fn. 16) By
1794 (fn. 17) there were 18 back-to-back houses (fn. 18) called
the Long Row (fn. 19) and there were c. 12 other houses
in 1840. (fn. 20) The population in 1841 was 196. (fn. 21)
Newdale did not change significantly in extent
until the later 20th century, (fn. 22) when many of the
inhabitants moved to council houses in Lawley
village. (fn. 23) The Long Row was demolished c. 1960 (fn. 24)
and only three houses were occupied by 1981. (fn. 25)
There were few alesellers in the early 17th
century (fn. 26) but by 1753 there were five in Lawley or
Lawley Bank. (fn. 27) In 1842 there were four at Lawley
Bank and none elsewhere. (fn. 28) By 1901 only the
Bull's Head and the Wrekin View remained, (fn. 29) as
in 1983.
Lawley Bank Female Society was registered in
1806, and in 1835 the Malinslee Friendly Society
met at the King's Head, Lawley Bank. (fn. 30) A church
institute was built next to St. John's church in
1920 (fn. 31) and replaced by a new church hall in 1962. (fn. 32)
Wellington rural district council provided a playing field in Lawley village c. 1963 (fn. 33) and there was
a Lawley Athletic football club by 1964. (fn. 34)
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Climate will determine which species is better for your area. Spanish bluebell (Hyacinthoides hispanica) is the better choice for warmer regions. The English species (Hyacinthoides non-scripta) definitely prefers colder winters and moderate to cool summers. When grown near each other, the two species sometimes hybridize, producing intermediate forms.
Plant bulbs in fall, setting them 3 in. deep in mild climates, as deep as 6 in. where winters are severe. Space about 6 in. apart. Propensity for reseeding makes these good subjects for naturalizing; lovely in informal drifts among tall shrubs, under deciduous trees, among low-growing perennials. Need regular moisture from planting time until foliage dies and at least some moisture in summer. Divide infrequently; when division is needed, do it in fall. Plants thrive in pots, and flowers are good for cutting.
From Spain, North Africa. Prolific and vigorous, with inch-wide, strap-shaped leaves and sturdy, 20-in. stems bearing 12 or more nodding, unscented bells about 3/4 in. long. Blue is the most popular color, 'Excelsior' (deep blue) the most popular variety. There are also white, pink, and rose forms. Leaves can look a trifle ratty before dying back. Grows well under deciduous trees.
From western Europe. Fragrant blue flowers are narrower and smaller than those of H. hispanica, appearing on 1-ft. stems that nod at the tip. Leaves are also narrower—only about 1/2 in. wide.
'Alba' is white flowered; 'Rosea' has pink blossoms.
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Myrtlewood Villas Condo Rental Photos and Description
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Need to get away and relax ? Then come to our 'Happy Place' and make it yours.
Stay any two or more nights from September 26 - November 26, 2014 and pay only $62 a night plus taxes and fees.
Come vacation at our lovely 2 bedroom 2 bath second floor condo in Magnolia Place at Myrtlewood Villas located at 48th Avenue and Highway 17. We are nestled in the lush rolling fairways of the Myrtlewood Golf Club.
Our unit offers Flat Screen TV's in the main living area and bedrooms, a DVD player in the living room and free wireless internet access. The master bedroom has a Swing King bed that can be converted into two twin beds and a master bath. The second bedroom has twin beds and private access to the second bathroom. The living room offers a sleeper sectional and view to the balcony which overlooks a charming peaceful pond thats home to its own family of turtles and ducks. The unit is equipped with a washer/dryer and fully stocked kitchen, sheets and towels are provided. The dining area provides seating for 6 with bar stools at the counter allowing for great dining and family fun night. Steps away is one of the many swimming pools with BBQ grill and patio.
Myrtlewood Villas features a fitness center with indoor pool, Lazy River, Jacuzzi, Kiddie Pool with Splash Umbrellas, shuffle board and volley ball courts and a fully equipped exercise center. Recently added are Group Pavilions at the fitness center with grilling areas for family or group gatherings and picnics. The center also offers free WIFI access.
We are minutes from the Airport, Broadway at the Beach, Pirate's Voyage, the Cal Ripken Baseball fields and 1 mile from the beach with public access and many more wonderful entertaining attractions. Take a deep sea fishing trip with Captain Dick's or explore the tranquil gardens of Brookgreen located in Murrell's Inlet. For a great family night try Surfs Up Arcade where you can be a kid at any age.
Since I use the Management company at Myrtlewood to assist with watching over our unit - check-in (Management Office requires a $100 refundable security deposit at check-in), payment, and housekeeping are easy and convenient.
A minimum deposit of one(1) night is required with the balance due 30 days prior to arrival. You must be 25 years of age to rent this unit. Maximum capacity is for 6 people. Minimum two(2) night stay is required; (3) night stay during June and July . Homeowner Association rules apply to all guests. No trailer, camper, mobile home, motor home, jet ski, boat, motorcycles, buses or recreational equipment parking is permitted on the property.
(1) FUTURE promotions are not available for existing rentals. A deposit of one night's room rental is required with the balance due 30 days prior to arrival. Check-in time is 4:00PM or later; check-out time is 10:00AM. ID will be required at check-in. Parent or Guardian must occupy the room with guests under 25 years of age. A refundable $100 damage deposit is required at check-in (can be a credit card authorization).
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Barbb Watton purchased this condo in 2009
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Myrtlewood Villas is located right in the center of everything - the grocery store and small shops are right across the road and within 5 minutes north or south you can find some sort of entertainment and the beach is just a 5 minute drive. Our unit overlooks a pond with a fountain and in the mornings it is very relaxing to sit and enjoy your coffee and watch the ducks, turtles,squirrels and birds. It is a very comfortable feeling being there.


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The Atlantic wants 'This.' to be your digital bookshelf
To be on the Internet is to experience a firehose of writing that can make even the most voracious reader feel like she is drowning.
To be on the Internet is to experience a firehose of writing that can make even the most voracious reader feel like she is drowning.
A new, user-generated curation network wants to organize your Internet.
Baby photos. News articles. Selfies. Advertisements. Job announcements. It's likely your Facebook News Feed contains some combination of these, if not all of them (and likely other categories, too). That's both the beauty and the curse of News Feed: It provides updates from all aspects of your life in one place, including those you may not care to see. See also: Facebook: Here's How Your News Feed Works In March, Facebook announced a News feed redesign.
When you were four, you imagined "engineers" as men in striped overalls who shouted "all aboard!" from trains. Later you learned that most engineers study more than just locomotives: mechanics, chemicals and even complicated structures like roller coasters. Similarly, you pictured "curators" as snobby museum employees who talk about brush strokes and Impressionism. Today, however, curation encompasses a whole new catalog of professions, brands and tools -- and most revolve around the web.
When my daughter Sam does a school project, it's usually quite involved. This month she's planning to create a board game to highlight the qualities of hydrogen, her assigned topic. She has all the physical tools she needs, poster board, art tools, etc. But there are sources to go through; the giant science textbook, her school notes, the teachers requirement of consulting at least one school library book.
The Guardian wants to aggregate the web's best journalism, and it wants your help. On Wednesday, the newspaper's U.S. arm plans to launch what it's calling a "pop-up aggregator." After a major news story breaks -- the kind that's bound to be discussed for days, such as Marissa Mayer's appointment as CEO of Yahoo -- a writer will put up a post asking for the best commentary and analysis that surfaces in the following hours and days.
Storify already makes it easy for its users pull tweets, YouTube videos and other social media posts into embeddable timelines. Now it wants to send some of that content back onto social networks. The startup is introducing a feature that allows users to share to their social networks the individual social media posts in stories, Storify co-founder Burt Herman announced at Mashable Connect on Friday.
Gamification, the use of gameplay mechanics for non-game applications, is transforming online news into an engaging, social and fun activity. It's quickly becoming the next frontier in web and mobile technology. But what makes gamification successful? Simply put: motivation. By tracking readers' success, news organizations provide a sense of progress.
The Spark of Genius Series highlights a unique feature of startups and is made possible by Microsoft BizSpark. If you would like to have your startup considered for inclusion, please see the details here. Name: Percolate Quick Pitch: Percolate bubbles up relevant content for you to comment on. Genius Idea: Re-imagining the blog and what it means to be a publisher. Content creation abounds on the web, whether it be on blogs, Facebook, Twitter or via other self-publishing tools.
Byliner wants to give you, the intelligent reader interested in magazine-quality articles, a few good reads. This startup is already a publisher of high quality, long-form journalism, and Tuesday, it is launching its community-focused website to find readers something good to peruse. Byliner.com, now in public beta, is a digital magazine rack of new and classic nonfiction magazine stories curated by the site's editors.
The mantra of a lot of web software is the same: Use technology to take the human agents and costly middlemen out of the equation. Connect consumers to sellers, thus creating a more efficient marketplaces. There are many examples of this working well and generating fantastic new business opportunities. Along the way, the web aggregated everything: airfares, hotel rooms, auctions, stock market data, weather information -- you name it.
We're entering into a new era of the Internet, where users are now looking to find validated sources within the mix of information overload that we all experience, said Steve Rubel, EVP of Global Strategy and Insights for Edelman during his presentation at Mashable Connect 2011. This shift is changing the nature of authority. "The reality is, there's too much content and not enough time," says Rubel.
Twitter is in talks to buy stealth personalization startup Bottlenose for an undisclosed sum, sources close to the matter told Mashable. The companies are said to be in the process of discussing acquisition terms. Bottlenose, which bills itself as the "the smartest way to personalize and filter Twitter," hails from serial startup founders Dominiek ter Heide and Nova Spivack.
Over the past few weeks, many worries about the death of journalism have, well, died. Despite shrinking newsrooms and overworked reporters, journalism is in fact thriving. The art of information gathering, analysis and dissemination has arguably been strengthened over the last several years, and given rise and importance to a new role: the journalistic curator. The concept of curating news is not new.
As with most major events that have taken place in the past five years, YouTube is arguably the best place to find on-the-ground footage of the protests that started in Egypt on January 25. Searching for this footage, however, often feels like the modern equivalent to the classic needle in haystack dilemma. A search for "protests in Egypt" returns about 6,000 results that include news casts, fake footage, and videos of solidarity protests in different countries.
Steven Rosenbaum is a curator, author, filmmaker and entrepreneur. He is the CEO of Magnify.net, a real-time video curation engine for publishers, brands, and websites. His book Curation Nation is slated to be published this spring by McGrawHill Business. As the volume of content swirling around the web continues to grow, we're finding ourselves drowning in a deluge of data.
Now more than ever, traditional media outlets are embracing social media as a way to generate story ledes, increase site traffic and create conversations with readers. Over the past decade, we've witnessed a growing shift in readership and advertising dollars from traditional media (print, radio, and broadcast TV) to online outlets.
After years of having its news generated by algorithms, Google News is testing a new "Editor's Pick" section with publishers, enabling them to select and promote specific content to users. The new feature -- a module of content that is hand-picked by editors at partnering news organizations -- with a "small percentage" of users, according to report by Megan Garber of Nieman Lab. Partners include less than a dozen publishers, such as Reuters, Slate and The Washington Post.
Steve Rosenbaum is the CEO of Magnify.net, a video Curation and Publishing platform. Rosenbaum is a blogger, video maker and documentarian. You can follow him on Twitter @magnify and read more about Curation at CurationNation.org. For website content publishers and content creators, there's a debate raging as to the rights and wrongs of curation.