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The Snowden Leaks and the Public
It is harder than you might think to destroy an Apple MacBook Pro according to British government standards. In a perfect world the officials who want to destroy such machines prefer them to be dropped into a kind of giant food mixer that reduces them to dust. Lacking such equipment, The Guardian purchased a power drill and angle grinder on July 20 this year and—under the watchful eyes of two state observers—ripped them into obsolescence.
It was hot, dusty work in the basement of The Guardian that Saturday, a date that surely merits some sort of footnote in any history of how, in modern democracies, governments tangle with the press. The British state had decreed that there had been "enough" debate around the material leaked in late May by the former NSA contractor Edward Snowden. If The Guardian refused to hand back or destroy the documents, I, as editor of The Guardian, could expect either an injunction or a visit by the police—it was never quite spelled out which. The state, in any event, was threatening prior restraint of reporting and discussion by the press, no matter its public interest or importance. This was par for the course in eighteenth-century Britain, less so now.
In our discussions with government officials before July 20 we had tried to impress on them that, apart from being wrong in principle, this attempt at gagging a news organization was fruitless. There were, we told them, further copies of the Snowden material in other countries. We explained that The Guardian was collaborating with news organizations in America. Glenn Greenwald, the journalist who first dealt with Snowden, lived in Rio. The filmmaker Laura Poitras, who had also been in contact with the former NSA analyst, had more material in Berlin. What did they imagine they were achieving by smashing up a few hard drives in London?
The government men said they were "painfully aware" that other copies existed, but their instructions were to close down the Guardian operation in London by destroying the computers containing information from Snowden. At some level I suspect our interlocutors realized that the game had changed. The technology that so excites the spooks—that gives them an all-seeing eye into billions of lives—is also technology that is virtually impossible to control or contain. But old habits die hard—hence the appeal of using the courts to stop publication. Both the 1917 US Espionage Act and the 1911 British Official Secrets Act—each with roots in wartime sedition and spy fever—cast a long shadow.
America has its own difficulties with journalists and their sources. But it is, nevertheless, a kinder environment for anyone trying to inform the sort of public debate regarding security and privacy that, post-Snowden at least, everyone seems to agree is desirable. The main advantage in the US is that it is, I hope, unthinkable that the American government would try to prevent publication in advance. A written constitution, the First Amendment, and the Supreme Court judgment in the Pentagon Papers case in 1971 have all played their part in establishing protections that are lacking in the UK. Jill Abramson, executive editor of The New York Times, is not going to be buying drills and angle grinders anytime soon.
And so the reporting goes on, much of it edited out of New York, as before, by our US editor, Janine Gibson. What's gradually being revealed is that in the last ten or so years the US and UK governments, working in close collaboration, have been seeking to put entire populations under some form of surveillance. The apparent aim is to be able to collect and store "all the signals all the time"—that means all digital life, including Internet searches and all the phone calls, texts, and e-mails we make and send each other.
Some of it is data, some of it is so-called metadata—information about who sent a communication to whom, from where to where, not about specific contents. But as Stewart Baker, the former general counsel of the NSA, said in a recent discussion in New York, these are tricky distinctions. "Metadata absolutely tells you everything about somebody's life," he said with admirable candor. "If you have enough metadata you don't really need content…. [It's] sort of embarrassing how predictable we are as human beings."
We have begun to glimpse how it's all being done. The NSA and its British counterpart, GCHQ (Government Communication Headquarters), work closely with Internet service providers and telecom companies to amass enormous quantities of data on us. Some of it is done through the front door—formal legal requests. Some of it is done "upstream" of tech companies and phone companies—i.e., intercepting signals in transit. The agencies have attached probes to transatlantic cables, enabling them to vacuum up data on millions of users on both sides of the Atlantic. By last year GCHQ was handling 600 million "telephone events" each day, had tapped more than two hundred fiber optic cables, and was able to process data from at least forty-six of them at a time.
We have also learned about how the agencies have spent vast sums of money on subverting the integrity of the Internet itself—weakening its overall security in ways that ought to concern every individual, public body, or company that uses it. A trapdoor that lets the NSA into your messages is, most cryptologists agree, quite exploitable by others. If you're anxious about your bank details or medical records sitting online, you're probably right to be.
If, say, the Chinese had behaved like this toward the Internet and toward social platforms used around the world, there would be barely contained fury in the West. Little wonder that Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg was not impressed by President Obama's repeated assurances that "there is no spying on Americans." That was, he pointed out, of little comfort to American entrepreneurs trying to build global businesses.
All this is a very long way from the origins of the modern intelligence agencies, many of which, like the official secrecy laws protecting them, are around a hundred years old. In the UK, it began with shoe leather—trying to catch German spies snooping around shipyards. Within a very short time spies were trying to tap into the new Marconi wireless signals. Contemporary papers show a profound ignorance among officials and parliamentarians about emerging technologies. The same is undoubtedly true today.
For most of the twentieth century our imagination of what spies did owed much to Ian Fleming, John le Carré, or Robert Ludlum. It was, for much of the time, a world of spy against spy. Insofar as any technology was involved it involved gadgetry—gyro rocket guns, fake fingerprints, stun gas cigarettes, or exploding toothpaste.
Our imagination can't help being colored by George Orwell, who didn't write spy novels but did conjure up a horribly unsettling vision of how all-seeing technologies could lead societies into very dark places. Much more recently, the German film The Lives of Others gave a nightmarish insight into what horrors the East German Stasi was able to inflict on civilians with the technologies available to it in the 1980s. Henry Porter's 2009 novel The Dying Light was prescient in describing a world of UK surveillance that he had taken pains to investigate.
Edward Snowden, a twenty-nine-year-old NSA contractor living in Hawaii, had a more contemporary ringside seat on the reality of what intelligence agencies actually now do—and it has little in common with the world of 007 or George Smiley. He had access to millions of highly classified documents and briefings from both the NSA and GCHQ. What he saw evidently disturbed him deeply. "Even if you're not doing anything wrong you're being watched and recorded," he told The Guardian when he unmasked himself as the leaker of the material in early June. In a video interview he said:
The storage capability of these systems increases every year consistently by orders of magnitude to where it's getting to the point—you don't have to have done anything wrong. You simply have to eventually fall under suspicion from somebody, even by a wrong call. And then they can use this system to go back in time and scrutinize every decision you've ever made, every friend you've ever discussed something with. And attack you on that basis to sort of derive suspicion from an innocent life and paint anyone in the context of a wrongdoer.
He added, by way of explaining his own decision to blow the whistle, with all the foreseeable consequences for the rest of his life: "You realize that that's the world you helped create and it's gonna get worse with the next generation and the next generation who extend the capabilities of this sort of architecture of oppression."
In Snowden's view, the traditional forms of oversight—secret one-sided courts and closed congressional or parliamentary committees—are inadequate, not least because they have only partial information and poor technical understanding and are frequently misled. He may have had in mind such moments as when Director of National Intelligence James Clapper told Congress in March that the NSA did not intentionally collect "any type of data at all" on millions of Americans. That turned out not to be true. Clapper later justified his response as the "least untruthful answer" he could give. Which Orwell would surely have regarded as a doubleplusgood answer.
Lacking confidence in the courts or Congress, Snowden approached the other people who, in any modern democracy, are there to uncover truth, host debates, and hold people to account—journalists. When Daniel Ellsberg leaked the Pentagon Papers just over forty years ago he or his representatives went to The Washington Post and The New York Times. These days whistleblowers are spoiled for choice. They don't, in fact, need to "go" anywhere: they can simply publish themselves. We can only speculate about Snowden's thinking as he prepared to leak the biggest cache of top secret material ever seen to Greenwald, Poitras, and The Guardian. But he may have thought something like this:
• The material will be highly complex to outsiders. It will take a team of people thousands of hours to reveal the full texture of what I want the world to understand. Serious mainstream newspapers sometimes do that kind of thing quite well.
• But I want this to be handled by people who are passionately, obsessively interested in this subject. People who will realize its true significance, who grasp the legal and political background, and who can return repeatedly and forensically to the subject in depth and at length. That's what bloggers and specialist documentary makers can do well.
• The material is so secret and revelatory that any single news organization will come under immense pressure, up to and including criminal, legal, and government threats, not to publish it, or even to hand it back. Newspapers have in the past caved in to pressure, or sat on confidential documents for months or even years. So I will ensure that more than one news organization gets to see it.
• Geographical spread. Given the likely legal threats and government pressure, the ideal scenario would be to have the documents in more than one country. A prominent "outsider" newspaper with a history of investigative journalism would be interesting.
Whatever his actual reasoning, we know that Snowden chose rather cleverly. He came, via Greenwald, to The Guardian, a news organization with a huge audience (now the third-largest English-language readership in the world) and a track record of taking on some formidable organizations and individuals. He shared other documents with The Washington Post's Barton Gellman. And he also involved two journalists—Greenwald and Poitras—who not only lived outside America but came from a completely different kind of journalistic tradition.
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Kibbutz Bahan in the Hefer Valley in central Israel is the site of a park named 'Utopia' which houses, among many other things, a wonderful collection of orchids – some 20,000 in all – including several rare species.
6 comments on "Postcard from Israel – Bahan"
Fabulous photography, as always. Sharp, well-lit and good distances and angles. Would it be possible for you to attach a small note on the lens, camera settings and such?
Ralph Katzenell
Hi Ralph,
I use a Sony alpha 300 digital SLR with a standard lens, which I think has actually been discontinued in the meantime – I believe the new version is even better.
It's a really easy and comfortable camera to use – has a whole variety of very easily interchangeable settings including one especially for close-ups of flowers/plants.Harvey – I'm afraid I don't know the proper names of each flower. There are 3 species of orchids which grow wild in Israel, with around 32 sub-types.
Thanks Hadar So very lovely and such a welcome relief from the usual diet of hatred emanating from the Guardian and other sources .
Perhaps you could identify the flowers especially as Hebrew names have a meaning .
Shabbat ShalomHarvey
What the! Are those fangs or teeth inside the plant. Aand if so what h do thay eat?
Wonderful pics – thankyou.
Have you seen this film ? BBC showed them sometime in the 80s . Wild orchids in Israel. As far as I know all your orchids – like ours here in uk – are terrestrial.


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Canon 200-400mm and 600mm prototype lenses first sightings...and the new 5D Mark III?
I'm currently on a shoot in Kenya, Africa, and I ran into a Japanese man sporting some gear I didn't recognize. While his English was very limited, I was able to confirm that he works for Canon and is doing in-field testing with the new Canon 200-400mm with built-in teleconverter. He also was testing the new Canon 600mm.
What I also noticed was a Canon camera body that I hadn't seen before. You can see it in the photos I took...I see the "Q" button located by the big wheel on the right, which on the 7D is currently located on the top left. The battery grip seems to have a joystick. I also noticed a "Rate" button...hrm, any ideas?
Is this the new 5D Mark III, or maybe the 7D Mark II? This info I was not able to determine.
I'll tell you this, that Canon 200-400mm is on my shopping list as soon as it's available. He told me he thought it would be officially released on March or April.
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I am really hoping that is the 5D III. Release it before July and I will be a happy camper. :)
ReplyDeleteRepliesI am wondering, if that happened. Thanks!
Photographer Australia
Theres 2 different bodies in these pictures. The one in the first couple photos is 1D(?) by looking at the button layout. The real question is what 1D is it? Is it the new 1DX?
The second one has a circular selector dial on top and a button layout identical to the 7D. However the battery grip has a quick select dial on it (what you would use to activate focus points in vertical shots), which doesnt exist right now. Pretty cool. If this camera is in fact the 5D MKiii then why on earth would it need a quick select dial on the grip? I dont know.
Looks like this was sent to the boys over at Canon Rumors too. But I still dont think this is the MKiii body.- Anonymous1/23/12, 12:15 PM
Not his english,
but your japanese ist very limited.
Stupid, stupid... - Anonymous1/23/12, 1:21 PM
please clean up your camera infos bevor posting your canon-commercial!!!
ReplyDelete - Anonymous1/23/12, 1:23 PM
Pictures have 2 different bodies? Was I the only one to notice this?
ReplyDelete - Swamp1/23/12, 1:43 PM
I have been waiting for the new 600 IS II for six months. My 1Ds Mk III is very long in the tooth. I have a 1D Mk IV that has over 20,000 images. I too am a customer for both the 1DX and the 200-400 but it is getting a bit frustrating that Canon is so slow to deliver its new technology.
ReplyDelete - Anonymous1/23/12, 1:46 PM
I'd say its a 5d mark III. Doesn't look like there's a pop up flash which I'm assuming (always a bad thing to do) that the 7d mark II. Will retain.
ReplyDelete - Anonymous1/23/12, 1:51 PM
I'm the Japanese photographer.
the camera will not be announced until April 2012. i cannot say which camera body i was testing. With due respect please remove my photos you took of me so that i can maintain my job.
arigato - Anonymous1/23/12, 3:02 PM
Also notice the new button right above the "rate" button. Is this a wireless-transfer dedicated button (both for files and printing)? Additionally, it adopts the on-off switch position of the 7D/60D (bad location if you ask me for one-handed operation), as well as the lock button on the mode wheel as in the 60D (good feature).
ReplyDelete - Anonymous1/23/12, 3:13 PM
Hi there
very interesting - probably 5D3
On pic 3 you see the 1DX in then test field as well...He had all the good stuff with him
Thanks for sharing
BR Soren - Anonymous1/23/12, 3:41 PM
In the first 3 pics it is with the 1DX, the otherones 5D mk3 i think...bye!
ReplyDelete Due to the pristine condition of the lenses and body on a safari in Africa I'm assuming these images were shot on the same back lot where the Apollo moon landing shots were taken. Okay, just kidding! Hopefully we'll hear the full story by March- or before! I was looking at an article in February 2011's issue of HD Video Pro, page 102, "As you already know, even with the cool firmware upgrades, the Canon EOS 5d Mark II is getting a little long in the tooth." Yea, almost a YEAR ago!
ReplyDelete- Anonymous1/23/12, 4:10 PM
Is the camera being used with the 200-400 a 1DX? There appears to be two cameras here.
ReplyDelete - Anonymous1/23/12, 4:14 PM
Where do I sign up for THAT job? "Hey take all this new camera gear and go to Africa on safari and see what type of shots you can get!".
Sign me up! - Anonymous1/23/12, 4:29 PM
Have you seen the flurry of comments this post has caused at www.canonrumors.com? I'm sure many people would love to ask you some questions, for example about the exif data from your pics, and anything else this mystery photographer told you.
ReplyDelete - Anonymous1/23/12, 4:30 PM
Looking at the series of 6 shots, there are two different camera bodies there - I'd say we're looking at both the 7D and 5DII successors.
ReplyDelete - Anonymous1/23/12, 4:34 PM
It appears that these are two different cameras. Camera in the first 3 pics has 2 displays on the back and no wheel on the top (next to the hot shoe).
ReplyDelete - Anonymous1/23/12, 4:49 PM
Owesome! You should ask the japanese photographer for more informations!
ReplyDelete - Anonymous1/23/12, 5:48 PM
7d has a built-in flash. 5D mkII does not. The camera on the picture does not seem to have a built-in flash.
ReplyDelete This was an amazing finding. Your post crossed over the net! But nobody commented here!
On pictures 1 to 3 it seems to be the new EOS-1DX. On the rest there's definitely a new camera, either a 5D Mark III, 7D Mark II, or ... a 6D?
Thanks a lot for sharing!
We all hope that Canon CONSIDER some of the FEATURES & IMPROVEMENTS that have been requested since so long ago by so many customers.
Just in case some Canon Manager take a look at this and cares about Suggestions and Feedback from long term Canon users, here it is the article including a List of Improvements that can be implemented in upcoming DSLRs:
Best regards.- Anonymous1/23/12, 7:49 PM
There appear to be two different camera bodies. The 200-400mm is on a EOS-1D X. The 600mm is on the mystery body. It has the exact same button layout as the current 7D but some of them have different labels. If I had to guess, I'd say that this is a 7D Mk II. Thoughts?
ReplyDelete - Anonymous1/23/12, 11:51 PM
No built-in flash, so that must be the next 5D MKIII, 5D-X, or whatever stupid name Canon marketing like these days.
ReplyDelete - Anonymous1/23/12, 11:57 PM
My guess is that what we see is a replacement for the "old" 5D MkII
ReplyDelete - Anonymous1/24/12, 1:18 AM
I can only assume it's a full frame camera (and thus possibly a 5d3). Why would you field test a new lens on a crop camera and miss 38% of the image? Quite exciting.
ReplyDelete - Anonymous1/24/12, 3:06 AM
There are two different cameras in these photographies, the first one I think it is a Canon 1DX, the second one is similar to one 7D altough slightly different...
ReplyDelete - Anonymous1/24/12, 3:48 AM
There's no pop up flash visible, it looks smooth on the case above the mirror box. That means full frame sensor for sure.
ReplyDelete - Anonymous1/24/12, 5:41 AM
I am going to guess it is the new 5D. No pop up flash like the 7Ds have..
ReplyDelete - glanglois1/24/12, 6:13 AM
"Rate" may be no more (or less) than an ability to set the frame rate for continuous shooting. I have the ability to set the rate at either 2 or 7 fps but I'd much rather be able to quickly set it at any integer value between 1 and 7.
Or does Canon have that ability, made available via a direct exterior control? - Anonymous1/24/12, 6:20 AM
Thanks for the news.
It seems to be the 5dIII : there is no pop up flash. - Photographer1/24/12, 6:40 AM
Fake much, look at picture 3 and you can see two screens on the camera and in picture 4 and 6 they have magicly disepeared...
ReplyDelete - Anonymous1/24/12, 8:33 AM
I'm getting ready to buy a cannon and an awesome lens!Vonda Barnett
ReplyDelete - Anonymous1/24/12, 8:36 AM
About the new camera: note that it has no flash, instead having a large prism hump. I'd suspect that that is the next 5D. Note the big eyecup: more eye relief?
Peeking at the raw file, I see there's a button that looks like it might enables and disable a touchscreen in the top of the left row of buttons. Maybe. It does look more like a paintbrush than a finger or stylus, though. - ricksalko1/24/12, 9:56 AM
If you look closely, in the images above the first 3 frames show a different camera than the last three frames. The first three show a tall body with no battery grip. the second three, frames 4-6 show the one with the dial on the left side of the camera.
ReplyDelete - ricksalko1/24/12, 9:59 AM
After further checking the first three images are indeed the Canon 1Dx...
ReplyDelete - Anonymous1/24/12, 11:52 AM
OOPs I see I looked only at the detail in picture 3 which is a 1D body, the other body is probably like you suspect 5D or 7D mark 2.
ReplyDelete - Anonymous1/24/12, 12:44 PM
I am guessing more likely to be a 5D3 than a 7D2. Cause I don't the cut lines for the pop up flash on this camera. It's likely any 7D successor will have the pop up flash.
ReplyDelete This was an amazing finding. Your post crossed over the net! But nobody commented here!
On pictures 1 to 3 it seems to be the new EOS-1DX. On the rest there's definitely a new camera, either a 5D Mark III, 7D Mark II, or ... a 6D?
Thanks a lot for sharing!
We all hope that Canon CONSIDER some of the FEATURES & IMPROVEMENTS that have been requested since so long ago by so many customers.
Just in case some Canon Manager take a look at this and cares about Suggestions and Feedback from long term Canon users, here it is the article including a List of Improvements that can be implemented in upcoming DSLRs:
The article is titled: "Canon EOS-1D X Needs Firmware Update"
(Google will give the exact URL)
Best regards.- Anonymous1/24/12, 4:54 PM
Thanks for posting this to your blog. This is an unprecedented heads up for people interested in the 5D mark Next.
ReplyDelete - Anonymous1/24/12, 9:38 PM
most likely the camera is a 5d mk iii. the 7d has a built in flash and this camera does not.
ReplyDelete - JB (nissa)1/24/12, 9:41 PM
Thank you for the pictures.
Although on some of them it seems to be the new 1DX - Anonymous1/24/12, 11:02 PM
Looks like a 1Dx for the first few shots and you are right, maybe a new 7D, since the on/off switch is by the dial like the 7D.
ReplyDelete Thank you for your pictures, Stephen!
Did you notice the shape of the display? Should be a matter of the perspective or is wider than a "standard" 3:2 display?
I guess that the aspect seems to be close to 2:1. And you know that a 4K DCI picture has 1,89:1 aspect ratio (4096x2160)...
Emidio Frattaroli
www.avmagazine.it- Kevin Sutton1/25/12, 4:03 AM
Two different cameras as far as I can see. The camera with the 200-400 on it has no mode dial but rather a mode button.
ReplyDelete - emily1/25/12, 4:32 AM
but that's not the same body on every 6 images. at pictures 1-3 there is the wheel on the upper left side missing..
ReplyDelete - Anonymous1/25/12, 5:40 AM
Hello Stephen.
I guess there are two different bodies in use. The body on picture 3 (with the 200-400) shows two LCDs, next to the left thumb of the photographer. On pic 6 (with the 600mm) I can see only one LCD.
Dirk - Anonymous1/25/12, 6:38 AM
thanks für publishing the cr2-File and at first thx for publishing this news overall :-)
These pictures are point of interesst now in many foto-communities around the world. You have make something like a little earthquake with it. :-)
May i ask you a question:
Is ist allowed from your side,
to copy a crop from your raw File for technical diskussion in a (german) fotocommunity ?
Crop means here a crop from the new Camera in Picture 6/6 ?!
Thx for any answer from me
Eric, Germany - Anonymous1/25/12, 11:16 AM
Bonsoir et merci pour le partage de photos
merci bonne continuation! Hi Stephen,
the images you show clearly contain two different camera models. Only the cam used with the 600mm lens has a grip and the program dial. The camera used with the 200-400mm zoom has the vertical grip integrated (+ display) and no program dial but the 3 known buttons.
When I first glimpsed at one of the images I couldn't believe they'd bring a 5D III without program dial ... and it just looked too "pro".
So the other one must have been a 1D something... I suppose.
good news though, I was able to upgrade my old 5D to the II and I think I can keep myself from buying the II for another couple of months now.
Andywell theres clearly 2 different cameras there as seen in pics 3 and 6, i would say the camera in no 6 is certainly a in development camera and may not be a 7dnk2 due to the fact the the 7d has a built in flash however the one in the picture doesnt so thats a 5dmk3 or even possibly a new number? a 3d?
ReplyDelete- Anonymous1/27/12, 8:25 AM
Hmm I own a 7D., the first three photos appear to be from the 1D line., the last three body looks much like the 7D layout, with out the pop up flash. Looking forward for the replacement of the 5D.
ReplyDelete - Anonymous1/27/12, 9:39 PM
There are 2 different camera so it's hard to tell . Replacement of 7d or 5d mark ii or something els.
ReplyDelete - Anonymous1/29/12, 1:20 PM
The one with the 200-400mm is the 1D X. Though the one with the 600mm has more in commom with the 7D than with the 5D Mark II, it's already pretty certain that the 5D Mark III's new battery grip comes with a joystick and a it's very unlikely that the 7D Mark II doesn't get a flash.
So, I go with 5D mark III ;) - Anonymous1/30/12, 1:00 AM
If you haven't noticed yet, there are two different cameras on those photos.
ReplyDelete Hello,
I have a doubt about the origin of these pictures :
I was asking myself what this japanese photographer is shooting with this great lens and body...
So...right click...save as...photoshop...and then, in the screen of the last image, the head of a bird that looks like a casuarius.
(they only live in australia and new guinea).
Am I wrong ?
PS Sorry for my english, it's not my mother language...- Anonymous2/7/12, 12:55 AM
I do not see a pop-up flash on it so I would say it's probably a 5D Mark III over a 7D Mark II.
ReplyDelete - Anonymous2/9/12, 11:23 AM
It certainly isn't a 7D - I know since I have one - and certainly not a 5D2, which means it could be the long-overdue 5D3! Its finally showing up! How exciting!
ReplyDelete That's one wicked camera lens. The camera is also great, it can handle lenses big as an elephant tusk.
digital cameras- Anonymous2/13/12, 11:14 AM
I guess it's the new 5D Mark III.
I think so cause I heard that some people hope for a display you can angle or even turn around (like 60D). And a display which you can angle, tilt or what ever would be more a 7D (or even 70D) style.
Since this one looks pretty fixed to me I guess its the 5D.
What do you think about a new 70D? - Anonymous2/24/12, 1:13 AM
just an observation:
He is shooting with two different cameras. One 1DX, one proberbly 5D.
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Exactly, there's TWO different bodies in these photos. 1DX and a 5D Mark II
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The ACEEE's study looked at how North Carolina, one of the fastest growing states in the nation, could benefit from enacting policies that promote energy and water efficiency and that "lock in" energy savings by building energy-smart buildings and creating eco-friendly communities.
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- Gasoline and diesel fuel consumption could be reduced by more than 10 percent by 2025 via transportation efficiency policies — such as encouraging more compact communities with public transit options — that go beyond the anticipated savings from the new federal fuel economy standards being activated over the next six years.
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"If we make smart investments in energy efficiency today, we can create tens of thousands of jobs and save consumers a billion dollars in power and water bills over the next fifteen years. Improving energy efficiency is critical to North Carolina's future," said state Senator Josh Stein, a member of the North Carolina Senate Select Committee on Economic Recovery and the Senate Select Committee on Energy, Science and Technology.
Nor should it be terribly difficult to forge a more efficient, money-saving future, they said.
"This is not revolutionary stuff we're talking about here, it's just plain common sense. In North Carolina alone, if we continue supporting policies that boost energy efficiency we can save more than $3 billion in energy costs, put more people to work in jobs that can't be outsourced, and strengthen our state as a national leader in the clean energy industry," said Maria Kingery, Co-Founder of Southern Energy Management, which hosted the event.
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Renova received funding support from the Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks and the Mississippi Department of Transportation that made the walking trail project possible.
"The county as well as our state legislators working together can make things happen and in this case, they did," said Bolivar County Administrator Will Hooker. "This project was made possible by a lot of people coming together with a common goal."
The town received a $90,000 grant for the project from the MDWFP and the MDOT.
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Happy Birthday to Dave Flemming and happy wedding to Dave Feldhouse! They are both great KNBR people and I'd honestly rather sing their praises than talk about this game. But putting something off never made it any better, so…
This one hurts. Literally and physically.
Not a whole lot of other ways to say that.
Listening to Pat Burrell on defense brought back memories of the Roman soldiers stuffing parsley in their ears so they don't have to ear the atrocious bard singing. I seriously went looking for parsley during some of the worse moment of today's game, but unfortunately (fortunately?) our house doesn't really stock it.
So I listened (minus parsley) in a horrified little ball during the 8th inning and at the same time chanted "M-I-A-M-I" to get my mind off things. I have a feeling Rangers/Cowboys/Mavericks come as a package, but Miami is more fun to say than Dallas so Texas is out of luck this series.
Back to the game.
The part that really horrified me was Brandon getting injured. Me and contusion (Noun: A region of injured tissue or skin in which blood capillaries have been ruptured; a bruise.) are getting to know each other a little too well.
I could say our bullpen is a massive failure but the massive failure element, Jeremy, actually did really well today. It was Romo who faltered. And Javi Lopez. We all have bad days. I mean, I have days where I walk into doors excuse me to parking meters. A few runs are nothing compared to that, right? I'm just going to make some tea and dream about winning baseball teams and a dictionary in which the word "contusion" does not exist.
Tomorrow is Happy Timmy Day and two out of three wouldn't be bad and June is a nice shiny new start. Just shape up, bullpen. One bad day is fine and understandable. Two? My patience wears thin. And no more of those bruise things. I mean it.
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I rode today in Nam and was down by Whale rock, in the woods, and looks like the granite stone company on Rt 16 is moving further into the woods. They're taking the nice singletrack trail down there.
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when you say work on the Vibrato, do you mean I'm putting too much? too out of key/off pitch?
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You need to add vibrato. It's a really easy skill to learn and will add depth to your sound. Look it up on YouTube, there's several lessons there. You'll have it down in no time.
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They don't live up to description. The wouldn't stick to wall which made them useless. I returned them.
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unfortunately, i did not read the descriptiong carefully. my shower walls are not smooth, so the gripper would not stay up. then i read it was not to be used to pull on to assist in getting up. wrong answer. would not have been appropriate for my use. will get two more safety bars which can be permanently mounted to the wall with screws. otherwise, it's an awesome thing for getting in and out of a tub.
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Have had for a few months but one end just won't stay in place, almost fell because it moves when I try to use it.
We use this assistant bar on the tub.
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Bradley County is represented by State Sen. Mike Bell, R-Riceville, 9th Senate District; Sen. Todd Gardenhire, R-Chattanooga, 10th Senate District; State Rep. Eric Watson, R-Cleveland, 22nd District; and State Rep. Kevin Brooks, R-Cleveland, 24th District.
Bell was appointed chairman of the Senate Government Operations Committee, which oversees legislation to create, reauthorize, reorganize or sunset departments, commissions, boards, agencies or councils of state government. The committee also hears bills regarding either licensing or certification of occupational and professional groups; and reviews regulations promulgated by all Tennessee departments, commissions, boards or agencies.
"The Government Operations Committee touches almost every part of state government and public policy. I look forward to continuing the challenge of making good public policy decisions that not only helps Tennessee's government and its agencies work in a more cost-efficient manner, but that also focuses on serving the people of this state more effectively."
Bell was also appointed to the Senate Energy, Agriculture and Natural Resources Committee, responsible for farming issues as well as all matters pertaining to energy, forestry, natural resources, conservation, game and fish, and the mining industry.
In addition, he will serve on the Judiciary Committee which is responsible for all bills dealing with civil laws, criminal laws, judicial proceedings, apportionment of elected officials and governing bodies, and all matters relating to the courts, as well as law enforcement.
Gardenhire will serve on three key committees including the Judiciary Committee, Education Committee and the Energy, Agriculture and Natural Resources Committee.
The freshman senator said, "I could not be more pleased with the committee assignments given me by Lt. Governor Ramsey. The citizens of the 10th Senatorial district know that I am very concerned about education, particularly as it concerns vocational education and helping students who reside in Chattanooga's inner city. Everyone talks about jobs, jobs, jobs, but a critical element of economic growth is that our education system must focus on careers, careers, careers.
"We need a school dedicated to doing the job that the old Kirkman High School did for many Chattanoogans. That is to give students the opportunity to train for the jobs associated with a trade to give them a long lasting career in southeast Tennessee," Gardenhire said.
The Senate Education Committee reviews all legislation regarding K-12 schools and higher education.
"We also need to re-focus our resources to the elementary school age group," Gardenhire said. "I firmly believe if we don't catch these kids before they get to the fifth grade, their future education prospects will be bleak.
"My appointment to the Energy & Agriculture Committee, along with Sen. Mike Bell, will mean Bradley County will have two state senators looking out for a major portion of the economy and livelihood of thousands of constituents that live in Bradley County."
Gardenhire will also serve with Bell on the Senate Judiciary Committee.
"Again, Sen. Bell and I will be together on a committee that hears all the matters that affect our courts, state constitution and the way justice is administered in the State of Tennessee. What a great way to start my term as state senator for Bradley and Hamilton counties."
Brooks was re-appointed to both the Full House Finance, Ways and Means Committee and to the House Subcommittee of Finance, Ways and Means. This will be the second term for Brooks on committees that vote on the budget and funding for the Tennessee House of Representatives.
Brooks was also reappointed to the full House Education Committee and the House Ethics Committee.
"We are looking to build upon the success of the previous session that saw wasteful government spending cut from the budget, taxes cut for all Tennesseans, measures passed to encourage job growth, and numerous government reforms," he said. "Lawmakers have already signaled clear goals of balancing the budget, lowering the grocery tax, and ensuring every Tennessee student has access to a high quality education."
Watson is chair of the Criminal Justice Committee. He was chairman of the House Judiciary Committee for the 107th General Assembly. That committee was split into the Criminal Justice Committee and Civil Justice Committee.
"This appointment is a real plus for the people of this district. Being a committee chairman gives much more clout to the district and being able to get things accomplished for my constituents," Watson said.
In a joint session on Wednesday, Secretary of State Tre Hargett, Treasurer David H. Lillard Jr. and Comptroller Justin P. Wilson were re-elected to the three constitutional offices.
Hargett will serve his second four-year term, while Lillard and Wilson will each serve two-year terms. All three were originally elected to their posts in January 2009.
With the close of the organizational session on Thursday, the House will recess for two weeks and reconvene Jan. 28 when Gov. Bill Haslam will present his budget.


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Despite what Tyler Maas said the other day, how awesome is it that the season is over? I AM SO HAPPY! No more dreaming of impossible scenarios that won't happen, no more Brewers bullpen doing Brewers bullpen thing, no more Cardinals, no more Barry Zito, no more MLB Betting, no more Prince Fielder used to be a Brewer and no more stupid teams in the stupid World Series. I'm glad it's all over and I am ready to move on to my favorite time of the year: free agency!
The great thing about free agency is that everyone is interesting. Alex Gonzalez is a slightly above average shortstop in the declining phase of his career, but when they signed him last year it felt like they were getting Cal Ripken Jr. (The young bald shortstop version, not the older bald third base version.) Free agency has a way of filling us with hope and making us believe that whatever dude we just signed is going to be the key to our championship season.*
*= Unless that signing is Eric Gagne, Jeff Suppan, Jason Kendall, Doug Davis or any of the other sucky assholes this team has brought in over the past few years.
With the free agent FrEnZy set to begin I thought we should take a look at who the Brewers may or may not get. This isn't meant to be a predictions post because my name is not Doug Melvin, but is instead a handy guide for any Brewers front office staff who might be reading this to gauge our feelings on any potential signings. Last season was the worst (and then briefly the best, but mostly the absolute worst) and I don't want to go through that again. You have to get this one right. Don't mess this one up, guys. No pressure.


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A friend of mine brought in this footage of this hot little Asian doll. She has on her slinky lingerie and is sucking her boyfriend off in the bathroom before he gets ready for work. Now that is one dedicated woman! She not only cleans his house but she cleans his pipes too! I think we will keep the stuff he brought and save it for home movie night!
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This is a thread on "running a competition". Please post your "ipecac designs" in the correct place in futureconnormccarthy wrote:http://FantasticContraption.com/?designId=7722744
betcha wrote:Who wouldn't want to host a stickied comp?
If a Mod or two would jump in with me on thid idea, we could have unofficial official FC forum comps, instead of the "start when you will, no matter how much else is going on" comps like now.
Now I know your thinking "but i like 2 run my comps ".
Not tring to take it away from you just have it so all the comps that are going will be well put together, and you can't say you don't want to host/compete in a well thought out comp!
Like I said I need a mod or 2 to like this idea before i go further.
RapingBoy wrote:preach it!
wicked! wrote:RapingBoy wrote:preach it!
Someone should ban him!!!!
Necromac wrote:and another thought... whats with all the comps only being won by green solutions.... poor powered wheels..
b388 wrote:Necromac wrote:and another thought... whats with all the comps only being won by green solutions.... poor powered wheels..
In the Ipod version the wheels are insane.
with three wheels you can pult stronger than a pult with brown weights.
So unless they change it to be like the ipod version the wheels are just going to be abandoned
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I recently heard this cover of Simon and Garfunkel's 'The Boxer' done by Jerry Douglas (featuring Mumford and Sons) and just fell in love with that song all over again. I think I'm starting to like it more than S & G's.
What about you? Are there any covers of songs that you prefer over the original?