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Because that Paul Shaffer song I made up creeped me out, here's Kim Kardashian and Olivia Wilde showing off their respective asses outside of Ed Sullivan Theater last night. Keep in mind that both will kill you. One from sheer mass and volume, and the other from a heat not unlike the surface of the sun. Which is why I made a full body suit out of oven mitts. Olivia?
Kim Kardashian & Olivia Wilde do Letterman
Now these are REAL women with nice big asses and tits. God I hate skinny flat chested females. They should just wear sacks and stay home and let their men go out and hook up with the real deal like these two!
Nice looking and way to go girls.
Man! That Kardahsin one has one fucking amazing arse. As they say "Im gonna need myself a set of stirrups to mount that ass!|
…and she as beautiful eyes too. Really.
Im a sucker of brown eyes….hmmmmm
Only in letterman's wet dreamz Fish…
Wonder if he sniffed the seats after they left, I would've…
Her ass is expanding faster than the universe. She is the least interesting woman in the world.
I wonder how much she has to pay to have her dresses altered to accommodate her ginormous ass! Jesus. That thing has it's own gravitational pull!
Milk Man – Olivia Wilde has a big ass? Wtf? She has a great, proportional ass. Definitely not BIG, though.
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I've never really believed that her ASS was fake. But these pictures of Kim are convincing me otherwise. Yes, I've seen some big asses. But the…shape..it's just off..and it sits REALLLY, REALLLLY high. It doesn't make sense lol. Either way, 2 beautiful women.
I just want to know what Kim Assdash looks like without make-up on including her false eyelashes. OH and how long does it take to put that face on every day?????? Can anyone say high maintenance?
you know, its really a shame that kim kardashian is such a nasty f'ing skank, bc she really does have an amazing body. unfortunately, she may as well be Kathy Bates for all the good it does.
#7 How dare you even speak to me much less challenge my personal assessment of beauty – which should be a standard for this millenium.
I implied that these were robust and healthy women – being sick and wasting away i.e. losing breasts due to illness are not excusable and are highly offensive to healthy rugged men who need their daily dose of sensual medicine.
Think things our before you adress one with my stature, son.
It just goes to show you how gullible some of you folks are. Kim wears a butt girdle and airbrushes her posed bikini photos. Remember the photo of Kim on a trampoline and her ass is melting into her legs? They forgot to airbrush it lol! Kim is a great fantasy for those who like short fat chicks that rely on butt girdles, she's not obese but she is fat and has no muscle tone due to lack of exercise
I'd feel like a complete fool walking around in a tight dress with a butt girdle like Kim. I'm short and fat like Kim, but luckily for me I do not have to wear a butt girdle because I do the stair master regularly and butt crunches.
that butt is soo unnattractive and strange-looking. EWWWW.
anyone who has seen her sextape would know she doesnt need no damned girdle. you guys are retarded. she doesnt wear one. furthermore, there have been photos of her ass head-on, and you can clearly see she has no support. some women are just blessed with a huge ass. im sure itll sag eventually, but shes good right now.
Yes, her bottom may look nice in this dress, but she never ever shows it in a bikini from the back. Olivia on the other hand has a tight little body that anyone would be proud of. I am a woman and I think she has the goods, and she does it all without butt girdles and implants.
I saw Kim's sex tape and it was done years ago before she got too fat and now her ass sags. I love chuncky chicks like Kim, but now her ass is saggy and it is a major turn off. Too bad Kim did not maintain her chunkiness. She should have worked out regularly too to help prevent her ass from sagging. The pic of Kim on a trampoline in her bikini was a major turn off because they forgot to airbrush her saggy ass! Now Kim just walks around with her girdle butt yikes!
Holly shit, look at Kim Kardashian on that ASS!!!!!!! That is an ass only chubby chasers like ghetto black men and Milk Man could like. Fucking nasty that is. Olivia Wilde on the other hand is just perfect, beautiful face and a nice slim elegant body.
If she were proud of that fat thing, she would show it in a bikini. Now Olivia showed us everything and it was hot. Kim, your girdle is fooling people like #18. Money well spent.
Here's a pic of Kim in a bikini on a trampoline and her ass is sagging and melting into her legs! They forgot to airbrush it lol!
21 yeah olivia knows when to push herself away from the plate unlike fried oreo eating loose butt Kim.
Kim K's ass is gross. A mass of flesh and flab held together by a braided steel girdle. God I hate her.
Olivia Wilde looks nice, but is she tiny or something? Those heels must be at least 6 inches.
BTW, would it sound wierd if I say I'd like to play 'Wipe Out' by the Surfaris on Kim K's bare ass just to see what would happen?
My watch must be fucked up as it shows her 15 minutes are lone gone. So tired of this attention whore. Go the fuck away you no talent ass clown.
Olivia > Kim
The one shoulder look is over.
The one shoulder look is over.
Isn't she supposed to have outrigger running lights on that thing to be street legal?
kim is so terrible. after seeing her ass sagging deep into her thigh in those trampoline pics posted here, i have come to the conclusion that her ass is the only rease that she is famous… and its not even a nice ass. nice after its all airbrushed and minus the droopy cellulite maybe, but not on it's own.
Kim does NOT wear a butt girdle– as you can see here: http://thesuperficial.com/2009/07/kim_kardashian_jumping_on_a_tr.php
Honestly, I have a problem with people calling her FAT. She has a big ass, yes, but the rest of her is sooo tiny! I think in the United States we're not used to seeing big butts— but HUGE fake double D implants on the other hand on a skinny body– most guys don't have a problem with that now, do they? You're just substituing one unproportionate body area for another….
Using your own logic (which is illogical), Katy Perry, Jordan, and Pam Anderson should all hence forth be referred to as FAT.
Anyone else see the point I just made?
@#1 Although I agree with the sentiment, there is nothing real about Kim K. She's full of plastic and has been nip/tucked many times I bet.
You people are really gullible if you think anything on Kim Assian is factory original. She has been wrecked and rebuilt.
Now if only they had done EACH OTHER on Letterman…
kim FATASSian
kim LARDASSian
kim HUGEASSian
Yup, they pretty much all fit. She's absolutely disgusting looking.
Asstastic and yes I'd hit it.
Apparently Don Vito had a kid with Viggo Mortensen, as evidenced by the perverted Kim K gawker in the black sweatshirt
I thought she lost all this weight taking that trimspa shit? How come it didn't impact her disgustingly huge ass? Because she has on her trademark butt girdle in these photos.
What did the pee whore talk about anyway?
Kudos to Kim for trying to bring the bustle back to women's fashion!
It's like feast and famine here
I'm just average penis sized, is it even be possible for me to have anal sex with KK?
Ordinarily I would think not, but if she were face down, maybe the sag factor would let that ass just flop open like a book, and bulls eye!
Kim ass looks weird
Olivia's got a jaw that gives Ice-T's wife Coco a run for her money.
I don't understand why anyone would say Kim is fat. She does have a big butt, (and that dress makes it look really bad) but she isn't fat, that's what you call average. Olivia on the other hand looks like she has anorexia, especially in that potato sack dress she's wearing that does absolutely nothing for her figure. Kim is beautiful, but I don't understand why she is a celebrity, I mean, what does she DO besides appear at places? Does she even have any talent? Not that you need that these days to be a celebrity.
her ass isnt actually THAT big.. shes admitted to wearing shapers to give it more of a pronounced look.
her ass isnt actually THAT big.. shes admitted to wearing shapers to give it more of a pronounced look.
KK is grotesqly deformed and Olivia Munn is way hotter than Olivia Wilde
If you combine Kim's enormous ass with Olivia's comic superhero jaw, they would maybe balance each other out.


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Looked scary walking through the hallway going to my room.. the Tv. Is not clear.. the Room was to small.
Location Friendly staff (almost all of them; one lady was not helpful at all) Airport-hotel transport included! just ask for it! Best price in that central area - everything is on walking distance, loved it! Breakfast
Ok, I didn't have a great view, and the room wasn't that large, and sometimes there was a strange smell in the bathroom. But who cares, you usually don't stay that long a day in your room and as soon as you leave the hotel you're right in the centre of everything!
Great location in Gaslamp Distrct. Front desk staff helpful. Breakfast did the job. Egg, sausage, toast, cereals etc; free, help yourself 24hr coffee available. Rooms have microwave, fridge, coffee machine, bath and shower. Ice machine in corridor. Ironing facilities and safe. Very well thought out. Car parking is within 50m of hotel and cheapest in the region. We paid $18 per day. A great budget hotel slap bang in the Gaslamp region.
If I were to be picky I would say the room is on the small side but if you are just using it as a bolt hole for exploring the area, it is fine. You have to look at the price you are paying, if you want something bigger go elsewhere and pay 100 bucks more!
Just a short walk to the Gaslamp District with all the bars and restaurants, but just far enough away to be nice and quiet. Good breakfast including scrambled eggs and sausages as well as the usual pastries and waffles, cereal, fruit and yoghurt
Good location. Good for a one night stay
Room was very small with combined bathroom and kitchen sinks.
Breakfast was ok
Excelent service and clean rooms, much better than showed on Internet!! I liked very much the free airport transportation service included. Happly I'd come back again.
Close to convention center and Gaslamp quarter, live surrounding , friendly staf.
Room was not sound proof and you could hear what in the street happens in your room. No shuttle to the airport.
Mostly everything was OK except my room didn't receive maid service on Saturday.
The fact that I paid for maid services for every day of my stay and no compensation was offered when an error was made.
Small room but totally fine for my purposes, was hardly there except for sleep. Room re-do was slow but otherwise staff were helpful
Competitive pricing. Strategically located with most attractions within walking distance
Air conditioning unit was noisy and not effective. Floor finish was old, but serves the purpose Room too small and bed smaller than description
Right in the Gaslamp quarter, less than 5 min walk to the good bars. Don't expect anything fancy.
The location downtown and accessibility to most of the things I required.
Noise from traffic late into the night.
Room was way over priced regardless of location.
the location is just perfect staff very friendly airport transfer free of charge room was ready for an early check in microwave and a fridge in the room breakfast was ok
due to the location it might get a bit louder during the night. it didnt disturb me, but if you are a light sleeper, dont take a room on the street side
Breakfast was basic yet good enough. Decent desk and chair for working in room.
location and the room facilities were quite nice, and the staff was very friendly
no variety in breakfast, so if you are staying for a few days it gets a bit boring and not tempting. Rooms are not sound proof, so you hear all that goes on out in the street at night, which is not so great when you need a good night sleep.
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How Deep Is the Republican Christian Right's Connection to the Anti-Gay Bills Sweeping Sub-Saharan Africa?
Uganda's notorious " kill-the-gays" bill, supported by some far-right Christian advocates in United States, was placed back on the Ugandan Parliament's schedule for a vote yesterday. The proposed legislation punishes repeated instances of "homosexual behavior" – or sex – with the death penalty. Unless a member of Parliament releases the date and time to the public, it could be brought before the legislature's Lower House for a vote at any moment. After that, it would need to pass the Upper House, and could become law very quickly.
This means it's time to put pressure on the White House and the State Department to use diplomatic pressures to put a stop to this bill and others like it once and for all. (An officer at the State Department's press office told me the agency could not comment for this article because the legislation has not yet passed.) We must also call upon State to cease the practice of deporting LGBT Ugandans back to their home country. As journalist Jeff Sharlet points out, international pressure has taken this bill off the table in the past and could very well do so again. Still, similar campaigns are underway throughout Africa. The worldwide fight against LGBT human rights abuses is only beginning.
In the weeks following Hillary Clinton's historic December United Nations speech claiming that " gay rights are human rights," the conservative Christian community in the United States has castigated the Obama administration. Clinton's speech was popularly interpreted as a rebuke of countries like Uganda, where the Anti-Homosexuality bill calling for the execution of some LGBT people, keeps popping up. The Christian Right is particularly outraged by State Department plans to withhold aid to countries that violate basic LGBT human rights.
At Right-Wing Watch, Brian Tashman posted immediate condemnations from 700 Club Host Pat Robertson and Christian radio host Janet Meffird. Robertson said, "This country cannot continue to violate God's principles and to make a mockery of his laws and think we're going to get away with it. And when the blow comes, it's going to be horrible."
Meffird jumped into the fray to support anti-gay measures on the table in Nigeria that include long-term imprisonment. She dismissed claims that these anti-gay campaigns are stoking violence against LGBT people, asking, "All right, but they're not killing them, are they?"
Matt Barber of the right-wing Liberty Council Action said, "[T]his Obama administration, instead of focusing on real human rights abuses, is trying to force nations to adopt America's immoral positions on issues of sexuality." Peter Sprigg, a fellow at the Family Research Council, called it an attempt "to impose an alien ideology on other countries."
Peter Labarbera, president of Americans for Truth about Homosexuality, was perhaps the most histrionic of all. He called the new initiative "an affront to our Declaration of Independence." He wrote, "Homosexuality – once widely regarded as a Crime Against Nature [sic] – is no more a 'fundamental human right' than any other sexual sin. Moreover, its practice is linked disproportionately to sexual diseases like HIV, anal cancer, hepatitis, gonorrhea and syphilis. Culturally and practically speaking, what makes this perversion unique is that it has a powerful and well-funded ('gay') movement behind it… All Americans who love God and respect his wonderful design for mankind should be ashamed of Obama's and Hillary's campaign to force a deeply flawed sexual ideology on innocent nations that do NOT want to emulate American decadence."
This was a predictable response. The radical right's hostility toward LGBT people is well-known. Any measure to protect LGBT people from abuse is viewed as "special treatment." And so far, gays and lesbians have been a favorite wedge topic for conservative candidates trying to distinguish themselves from frontrunner Mitt Romney and court a far-right base. Rick Santorum famously told Glenn Beck that states should have the freedom to criminalize gay sex.
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Mrs. Blaksley is a horrid, awful teacher who has insulted students, yelled, given horrible grades for apparently no reason, and insulted the Mormon Religion. She has also has taught nothing that we do not already know and has been no help in English. She is unreliable, unlikeable, and completely unhelpful. She has no parents who like working with her, no co workers who enjoy her presence, and should be fired. Although she has been in the school since it opened, who has had so many complaints till now, it's about time someone does something to fire her. This, is that thing. Sign and make this school a much better place.
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There can be neither inclusive globalization nor sustainable solutions to any of the critical development challenges -- food security, clean energy, health care, disaster response, competitiveness, job creation, etc. -- if developing countries do not build capacity to find and invent appropriate technologies, adapt them to local circumstances, and deploy them to solve local problems. Building appropriate science and engineering capacity tailored to achieving each country's priority social and economic development objectives is the best and surest way to generate sustainable progress. STI capacity building is an indispensable tool for achieving these other priority objectives. Hence the need for STI capacity building and for bringing STI capacity building to the top of the development agenda.
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Celebrating a 1st Birthday in Style!
A first birthdays is a milestone in itself! Not only is your precious baby turning one year old, but it also documents that you made it through the challenging first year—and guess what? It's time to celebrate! We all know that most children have no idea it's their birthday at age 1, and in fact, sometimes the party is more for the parents than the kiddos! But that's no reason not to make the most of it, and with cameras capturing the entire day, what's cuter than a personalized shirt showing off the birthday kid!
Here's some of my favorite finds on etsy for custom birthday shirts, but make sure you order early—the day before the party won't cut it this time!
1. My First Birthday Custom Shirt 2. Birthday One Shirt 3. Uno Birthday Shirt 4. Number 1 Birthday Shirt 5. Airplane 1st Birthday Shirt
http://www.facebook.com/jesycka.fulton Jesycka Fulton
I got personalized first birthday shirts for all my babies too. Etsy's got an abundance of really talented shirt designers!
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oh yes, etsy is a treasure trove of all things crafty and artsy and yummy!
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oh yes, etsy is a treasure trove of all things crafty and artsy and yummy!
Make your own custom shirt! I made one for my son and it was very, very easy. You just need an iron, paper-backed fusible, and a little bit of artistic ability (and/or stencils). It took under two hours to make and total cost was maybe $5 (initial investment for supplies (fabric – $5, fusible -$7, and t-shirt – $4) was about $16).
http://www.facebook.com/frauline.kelly Frauline Kelly
Thanks, Kristin. You have a link to a blog or tutorial? Some moms –like me– need a dummy's guide :D
I watched this video on youtube (http://youtu.be/VZIvpObshrA called "No Sew Applique Onesie Tutorial" — and then just followed the instructions on the package of fusible. She uses Wonder Under in the video. I used Thermoweb Heat n Bond Ultra (it says "no sew" right on the package). I was really surprised how easy it was and how well it turned out. It is washable, too. I washed the shirt before adding the appliques, so I am going to wait to wash it with the appliques on it until after his party…just in case. :)


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· Head of Seattle's Wing Luke Asian Museum to Retire
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Ron Chew is principal of Chew Communications. He served as executive director of the Wing Luke Asian Museum from 1991-2007. Known as an innovator using cutting-edge presentations with a locally oriented emphasis, Ron helped redefine museums by melding cultural identity, civic participation, and museum programs into a new tool in the fight for social justice.
Prior to his career at the Wing Luke Asian Museum, he worked for over 13 years as editor of the International Examiner, an acclaimed newspaper in Seattle's Chinatown-International District. There, he was instrumental in a larger movement to recognize the role of ethnic and neighborhood newspapers in anchoring healthy communities.
From 2008-2010 Ron served as community-scholar-in-residence at the University of Washington, teaching in the graduate program in museology. In 2010 Ron became director of the ICHS Foundation. He is a frequent keynote speaker and workshop leader at museum and cultural conferences in the U.S. and Canada.


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Fruit, Soybeans, Georgia, More: Afternoon Buzz, June 11, 2014
Historical Savannah GA newspapers are now available at the Digital Library of Georgia. "The archive will provide access to three newspaper titles published in Savannah from 1809 to 1880: Savannah Georgian (1819-1856), Savannah Morning News (1868-1880), and the Savannah Republican (1809-1868)."
According to research at Cornell, emotional contagion is possible across social networks. So when Facebook witholds updates from pages or friends… is it going to be held responsible for the ensuing emotional state? "When it hasn't been your day – your week, your month, or even your year – it might be time to turn to Facebook friends for a little positive reinforcement. According to a new study by social scientists at Cornell, the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF), and Facebook, emotions can spread among users of online social networks."
Google has released security updates for Chrome and Chrome OS. If you're using them, patch patch patch.
More Google: don't want to miss any World Cup matches? Google Calendar to the rescue.
A new Web site provides information on fruit genome databases. "Called "tree fruit Genome Database Resources," or tfGDR, the website (http://www.tfgdr.org) accesses several databases that house genomic, genetic and breeding resources for 22 major horticultural crops. It includes videos and articles that highlight the role genomics, breeding and these databases in particular are playing in solving industry problems in fruit production."
Somewhat related: a free online database for soybean studies is now available. "The Soybean Knowledge Base (SoyKB), a free online data resource, allows collaboration among international researchers, scientists and farmers to solve questions encountered in soybean research."
Genealogy peeps, FamilySearch is offering a beginning Hispanic research Webinar in English on June 21st.
I missed this last week: the Food and Drug Administration has launched openFDA. An API, in other words. "OpenFDA utilizes a search-based Application Program Interface (API) to collect large amounts of existing publicly available data, offering developers the ability to search through text within that data, ranking results much like a search using Google would do. This method then allows them to build their own applications on top of openFDA, giving them a large amount of flexibility to determine what types of data they would like to search and how they would like to present that data to end-users. This enables a wide variety of applications to be built on one common platform." Good afternoon, Internet…
I love your comments, I love your site suggestions, and I love you. Feel free to comment on the blog, or @ResearchBuzz on Twitter. Thanks!
Jazz, Buffalo New York, and the 1970s, in One Lovely Digitized Package
The University at Buffalo announced earlier this week that it had digitzed the entire run of the Buffalo Jazz Report and made it available in the UB Institutional Repository.
The Buffalo Jazz Report was a freebie newspaper distributed between March 1974 and December 1978. You can browse the entire 58-issue run in all its 1970s glory at http://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/cdm/landingpage/collection/BuffJazz.
You can browse issues or do a search. (You can also browse by author or subject, but there's only one author and only five subjects.) The search is full-text but it's pretty basic; a search for Monk found 37 results but the results simply pulled PDFs of full issues and did not direct me to excerpts or articles. Issues appear to be available only as PDFs; download them and read them in your favorite viewer.
The newspapers themselves include obituaries of musicians, occasionally articles on musicians, reviews of recordings, event listings, and relentlessly hip ads which could only be more 1970s if they were actually dipped in fondue. My favorite one was for a haircutter, "Crazy Ron," who advertised with and without "Nanci." And don't forget Eskil's Clog Shop ("When Your Feet Need a Friend.")
The newspaper evolves from a fairly brief affair with some drawings early on to a much larger newspaper with lots of articles, photographs, and concert reviews. I can't find any indication that the last issue was the last issue; it seems to have just … ended.
Even if you don't have a predilection for jazz you'll enjoy the energy in the collection — editor and publisher Bill Wahl clearly loved what he was doing. (And he's apparently still doing it! Check out Jazz-Blues.com for a database of over 8000 reviews of jazz recordings.) I recommending browsing, as the search doesn't get you very far and there's not enough detail in the subject trees to try to browse that way.
Newberry Library Launches Chicago Foreign Language Press Survey
Three cheers to Anne F, who let me know about the new Chicago Foreign Language Press Survey from the Newberry Library. It's available at
The Chicago Foreign Language Press Survey was actually published over 70 years ago; the Newberry Library has brought it into the 21st century. Here's how the site describes it: "The Chicago Foreign Language Press Survey was published in 1942 by the Chicago Public Library Omnibus Project of the Works Projects Administration of Illinois. The purpose of the project was to translate and classify selected news articles that appeared in the foreign language press from 1855 to 1938. The project consists of 120,000 typewritten pages translated from newspapers of 22 different foreign language communities of Chicago."
There are over 48,000 articles in the collection. They can be searched by keyword, browsed by groups (groups include Albanian, Filipino, Lithuanian, Croatian, and Slovak), browsed by year (1855-1940), browsed by "Codes" (This is a tree of subject headings — a huge tree), or browsed by source (there are over 400, from the 1933 World's Fair Weekly to Zwei Jahrhunderte Chicago.
The subject matter spans a great deal, but there's a lot to be found on the topics of immigration laws, assimilation, education, economics, and social mores. I found many interesting articles just searching for the names of figures of the time. A Russian newspaper wrote a very kind eulogy to Will Rogers in 1935, while in a Lithuanian newspaper I found a reference to a letter from Upton Sinclair (though, sadly, not the letter itself.)
I did a search for computer and got 45 results, mostly because the search engine was matching on things like compute. Attempts to alleviate this by searching for "computer" and +computer didn't work, in fact they made the results a lot worse. So be sure to use very precise, or, ideally, multiple keywords when you search this resource.
That aside, I love the elegance of the results page. A permanent link to the search results is available at the top of the page. After that there are summaries of matching articles along with information about the original language, source, and date. Click on a summary for the full article, and, beneath the full article, images of the cards from which the article came. Clicking on the headline of the article took me to a direct link to the article with a little additional information, including the article and its information in raw XML.
Though the articles were translations, I did not find them awkward or difficult to read. I did find myself at times interested in a particular source, but didn't find any additional information at Newberry. Going to the LOC's historical US Newspaper Directory got me more data about titles. One time it didn't have the title I was looking for (Cesky Odd Fellow), but it did have a similar title (Cesky republikan) which was also in Chicago.
With the wide matching that the keyword search does, you might have to do some experimental searching before you get the best results, but even a casual browse here turned up fascinating historical material.
Google, Twitter, Old Newspapers, Movies, More: Morning Buzz, July 15, 2012
Another local newspaper is getting digitized. This time it's the Randolph Herald (MA).
Today's hack: BILLABONG! In plaintext again too. What kind of giant companies store passwords in plaintext? I mean besides stupid ones….
Google Operating System has some handy hints for finding public Google Docs files.
A search engine for really old tweets. "That means tweet IDs 1 to 20,000,000, to be exact, which occurred during parts of 2006 and 2007." I think 20 million tweets would cover about — what? 90 minutes nowadays? #TwittergotBIG
GenealogyBank has added a bunch of Baltimore, Maryland newspapers to its archives. This is right after adding a bunch of Minnesota newspapers.
Google Translate is adding example sentences. "To try out the feature, simply type a few words in the left-hand text box of Google Translate, and then click on the example sentence icon…"
Interesting Web app for friends to help each other to find movies to watch. Sounds intriguing but I'd wreck it for you; I like Hollywood movies pre-1950 and Kung Fu movies. And the exceptions to those two extremes are usually movies like I'm a Cyborg, But That's OK. If your movie tastes are less weird than mine, check it out, and good morning, Internet…
Indianapolis Recorder Newspaper Puts 5000+ Issue Archive Online
The University Library at Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis and Indianapolis Recorder newspaper have teamed up to put issues of the Indianapolis Recorder newspaper, an African-American newspaper, online. The years spanned are 1899 to 2005 and total over 5000 issues. The archive is freely available at http://www.ulib.iupui.edu/digitalscholarship/collections/Irecorder. (This archive is not complete; issues from 1917-1925, and January-April of 1932, are missing.)
You can do a text search, browse by year, or do a full browse of the archive (over 5200 items!) I went to browse the 1904 archives. I got 53 thumbnails of the newspaper. Clicking on one took me to a large version of it, with tools for zooming, moving around, and clipping. Unfortunately the panning was done by clicking and not click-and-drag; made it more difficult to enjoy the archives.
The 1904 papers I looked at were all four pages. The scanning was very good and I didn't have any trouble reading anything once I zoomed in enough. The pages are whole and also include those nifty old advertisements.
Trying a keyword search, I looked for Evansville and got over 4000 results. The keyword for which you're searching is highlighted in bright red and easy to find even when pages are displayed at only 10% size. (Even the ads have the text indexed; useful.)
It would be great if it were somewhat easier to read these pages, with better zoom and pan tools (downloading issues would be especially great but I'm guessing that, with the archive going to 2005, that's not going to be possible.) This archive, spanning over 100 years, has tons of content to explore.
Wyoming Newspaper Project, Complete! (Sorta)
Cheers to Online Historical Newspapers blog for the heads-up that the Wyoming Newspaper Project is complete! The project now contains 791,764 full pages covering the years 1849-1922. There are apparently still gaps in the coverage, however, and the state of Wyoming is teaming up with the Library of Congress to scan the Wyoming newspapers in the LOC collection. Those will show up over time.
You can check out the Wyoming Newspaper Project at http://www.wyonewspapers.org/. You can browse the offerings by city, county, year, or newspaper title, or search by keyword, concept, or pattern. Even though you can do keyword searching, you'll find that the content is available as downloaded PDF pages, and that the pages are complete, including advertisements (which is where I got this lovely egg nog recipe.)
I did find that the site timed out a couple of times, but once I got past that both browsing and searching were really quick. What a huge timesink — I could browse these old ads all day…
Newspapers from Athens Georgia
The Digital Library of Georgia announced last week the addition of the Athens Historic Newspapers Archive, which consists of five newspaper titles published in Athens from 1827 to 1922. The collection has over 57,000 pages and is available at http://dlg.galileo.usg.edu/athnewspapers.
You will need the DjVu plugin to view the site. You can browse by title/year or do a keyword search. I did a full search for Carriage and got 8570 results. Results included name and date on the paper and how many matches for your keyword were on a full page.
Click on the result and you'll get the full page for browsing, but if you don't have the DjVu plugin you won't be able to see anything, so make sure you get that before you start your search!
The Digital Library of Georgia has several great newspaper collections. You can get a rundown of what's available at http://dlg.galileo.usg.edu/MediaTypes/Newspapers.html.


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Very nice hotel nearly on the beach with the most darling people. A bit far from the city, where we usually went to eat. No busses, but the taxis are cheap.
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The park is two kilometers west of Town Hall Plaza. At the time of writing there was no bus or tram access to the area, but the park was reachable from both the Old and New City.
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We've talked a bit about how the show is controversial -- it certainly doesn't shy away from the gore or the sex -- but the approach to being gay almost seems ho-hum.
I'm not sure that it was ho-hum, but it was certainly part of your exploration as a young man. The appropriate marriage partners were being very closeted away in their fancy palaces. There was a certainly a load of prostitution and boy-love. I don't mean boys like children. I don't know about that. I'm not qualified to say. But certainly part of the young male experience was to test things out. They had just a different relationship to sexual identity and I don't think you had to nail it down. It was certainly frowned upon in some texts to be too promiscuous. They knew that might not be good for you -- of course STDs have always been around. It is really interesting. You know what's nice about Spartacus is that they have a gladiator who was gay and manly and he has one of the few true love relationships [on the show] with a young man who also is in the same ludus -- that's a gladiator training camp. And it causes no problems for them whatsoever -- the fact that they're identified that way. It's really nice to see gay men being portrayed as something other than cardigan-wearing hand-flappers -- not that there's anything wrong with that'
But it does buck a particular stereotype, which is refreshing.
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You yourself are no stranger to the gay world. I was a gender studies major in college and I knew so many dykes who wrote term papers about Xena --
[Laughs.] Oh, that's bizarre.
Yeah, but they did. When did you first recognized that you were a lesbian icon?
Episode 8 of Xena in the first season. Because the lesbian community was the first one to take the show, draw massive attention to it, and kind of in a way made it hip and edgy. It was simply that demographic that picked up the ball and ran with it.
You must still get a lot of attention from them.
Well, I get lots of support from that community. And I try to return in kind. I'm very grateful to everything they did for the show, for me, for charities, for one another. I feel pro-human being. So gay rights are equal rights. I don't know what the fuss is about frankly.
You mentioned nudity on the show. How do you feel about nudity for yourself, when you're acting? Is it an issue?
In the abstract it doesn't bother me. It was important in the scene. Certainly where I'm involved there's nothing gratuitous about any of it. But I will confess that doing it for real was pretty confronting. I felt very inhibited, but I didn't have any choice in the matter and you want it to get over and done with quickly. But I was stressed. And I went straight home to bed afterward. Mostly I was stressed because there's all these women playing slaves hanging around like a bad smell following you everywhere. You're trying to do this intimate scene with a trusted colleague and these women are just standing there. They're from Nigeria and Cameroon and places like this, and I had been talking with them. And I was just so freaked out thinking, What are these women thinking? They must be thinking, 'Bitch! In my country you would be stoned for that. Just for acting that with somebody who's not even your husband.' Or just for -- whatever. Anyway, we all became great friends and they seem to have forgiven me.
Lastly, would you ever consider picking up Xena's sword again?
Yes. I love that character. I would do it if it was a movie. I doubt I would do it as a TV series. I can't see how you would make it fresh. And by the time somebody does come up with that I'm just going to be too old. And I'm really sad about that. I feel like it's a completely wasted franchise. Rob really wanted to get that going. In fact they did early on and I was just too tired and thought I was bullet proof and would be in demand forever. And that killed it.
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ALBANY, N.Y. -- Children born with congenital heart defects come together at the Albany Pine Bush Preserve Sunday.
Families from all over the Capital Region gathered to meet other families whose children had the same heart defect.
The meeting gives kids the opportunity to learn about nature by watching demonstrations and playing with different exhibits. The children also had the chance to reconnect with the doctors who performed surgery on them.
Chief of Pediatric Cardiothoracic Surgery Dr. Neil Devejian said, "I think it's great for the kids to get together with other kids who have gone through it, for their families to get with other families. Obviously, it's the whole family going through it, when a kid has a significant heart defect. So, it's just a great means of support."
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