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A glitch in the implementation of new software resulted in a Massachusetts state agency releasing 28 computer disks in September that contained the Social Security numbers of 450,000 professional people licensed by the state.The states Division of Professional Licensure began using new software Sept. 11 that failed to extract Social Security numbers when transferring information from databases to disks mailed to private companies, the agency said in a written statement.The state routinely provides information on licensed professionals without Social Security numbers to marketing agencies andother private companies that request it inaccordance with Massachusetts public-records law.Licensed professionals whose private information was compromised included nurses, pharmacists, real estate brokers, hairdressers and psychologists.The states Office of Consumer Affairs and Business Regulation disclosed the security breach in an Oct. 3 news release, more than three weeks after the error occurred.The last of the missing disks, which contained thousands of nursing home administrators Social Security numbers, was recovered Oct. 19.Some but not all recipients of the disks have certified that they purged sensitive data downloaded to their systems.Pending a review of security protocols, the state suspended fulfillment of similar requests for public information.We plan to implement strict guidelines and create protocols to ensure the personal information of the commonwealths license holders is protected, said Dan OConnell, state secretary of Housing and Economic Development, the office with oversight of the affected agencies. John Pulley
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Following the first batch of stills and piece of score last night, we've got the first epic, six-minute trailer for Wachowskis and Tom Tykwer's ambitious undertaking of Cloud Atlas. Based on David Mitchell's novel, spanning multiple time periods over a thousand years, with actors playing multiple characters, it's difficult to imagine a film that has taken on so much. We're given a preview of the six different time periods and stories including a Pacific Ocean voyage, an English musician in 1930s Belgium, a journalist in 1975 Buenas Yerbas, California, a present day London gangster story, a clone story in a future Korea and then finally, a post-apocalyptic Hawaii.
The film was selected to premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival and features a stellar cast including Tom Hanks, Halle Berry, Jim Sturgess, Susan Sarandon, Ben Whishaw, Jim Broadbent, Hugh Grant, James D'Arcy, Keith David, Bae Doona and David Gyasi. The filmmakers have seemed to nail most of the scenarios in this quick look, but more importantly, they look to have a strong emotional current through each and everyone. I've heard there are some staggering transitions as we move between each time period, which is only briefly hinted at here. Nonetheless, this just shot up to damn near the top of my most-anticipated of the fall list.
Check out the trailer and poster below, followed by an intro from the directors. If you want to see it in full, glorious HD head over to Apple.
The powerful, inspiring epic Cloud Atlas explores how the actions and consequences of individual lives impact one another throughout the past, the present and the future, as one soul is shaped from a killer into a hero, and a single act of kindness ripples across centuries to inspire a revolution.
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Born in Los Angeles and raised on the central coast of California, Teri Doty has been in the publishing business since 2002 and has felt the love for music since she was 10 years old. Her first concert tshirt was of KISS, and an 8 track of Styx, Pieces of Eight, in tow. She is also the founder of Coastal Media Publishing, a company that focuses on the music and entertainment industry. You can reach her at firstname.lastname@example.com or email@example.com.
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Gene spent his days at the Gibson West Custom Shop, a Senior Master Builder for Fender Custom Shop, his original Baker Guitars and is currently building his b3 brand name under the umbrella of Premier Builders Guild located in Arroyo Grande, CA. Building high end custom guitars including USA Master Built D'Angelico arch tops, Dennis Fano's Alt DeFacto line and Saul Koll models. Chief Engineer/Production Manager by day and active musician by night with his Mean Gene Band (MGB). Gene has built signature instrument models for numerous artists including Robben Ford, John Jorgenson, Eric Clapton, Joe Perry, Lenny Kravitz, Brian Wheat and many more. Addicted to guitar isn't a hobby, it's a way of life.
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Ray Rocha, an avid drummer, has been involved in music since birth. His father, Ernest Rocha, was an accomplished pianist and arranger in Hollywood and also a column writer, "Latin Corner" for Musician's Union Local 47's Overture Paper. Starting with piano lessons at age five, Ray seems to have always had something musical in his hands. He got his first drum at age 5 and first drumset at age 10. A natural drummer, Ray took to the drums with the dedication and intensity that matches his personality. Self taught for the most part, Ray started playing clubs in Los Angeles, CA at age 15 and continued playing those clubs during the 80s, toured Mexico and did some recording. Ray moved to California's Central Coast in '92, and has found, not only a living paradise, but a musical paradise.
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How to Solve Racism in America: Two Case Studies
"The discussion about racism always evokes interesting reactions. It seems to have the power to unmask us and reveal primal emotions that embarrass and confuse us because they cut through our veneers of rationality and decency, exposing naked, primitive survival instincts."
People largely agree that racism is a problem in America. This is apparent culturally, socio-economically and even legally. Despite ostensible equality under the law, the percentage of black men in prison, in proportion to their white counterparts, as well the huge disparity between black and white men's sentence durations, especially for drug related offenses, hint at the broader underlying issue. Too few minorities are leaders in business, tech or politics. Movies are still appallingly whitewashed. America has structural inequality that makes it more difficult for minorities to succeed, especially black women. Galtung calls it 'structural violence.' I call it money attracts money, power attracts power, and white man's historical hold on both still give him a statistical leg up.
An International Incident at the UN… Plaza
Emotions were running high on the aptly named UN Plaza. Africa was readying for battle with Asia, and it was over… artisanal bread. Africa was represented by a broad bald man with soft cultured accent, wearing an African print shirt and an exasperated frown. Asia was a tiny, bird-like older Chinese lady; her eyes were black and shiny and full of a child's guile in her wrinkled face. She wore comfortable once-white sneakers, a turquoise visor and a fanny pack. She held her arms close, in front of her body, her fingers at the ready like a Jurassic Park Velociraptor.
It was around 5:00pm. I had just left work and was stopping at the farmer's market on my way home when I unknowingly entered this international incident in the making.
"The Rosemary and olive bread please," I asked the man in the African print shirt. He got my bread off of the rack and slid it into a bag for me, all the while staring at the little old Asian lady who had sidled off to the left of his rack. He stopped reaching for my money and instead, slowly and deliberately, placed his hand over his bread in front of Asia.
"Don't touch the bread!" he said harshly. I must have shown my surprise on my face because he instantly explained: "She's been poking and touching my breads, my buns, my cakes. No one wants to buy misshapen, poked bread. She won't buy it, she just wants to touch it and ruin it. She knows what she is doing is wrong and yet if I turn my back for an instant- Hey!"
As he spoke to me, Asia made her move. She darted in from behind me and with a savage little poke of her forefinger, smushed a corner of a cinnamon bun. She glanced around and saw that Africa was watching. She grinned a feral little grin.
"Peh!" she said. She lifted up her forefinger and straightened it.
He moved to intercept.
Her finger flew towards the bun once again. Poke poke poke! She got three strong, bread misshaping pokes before with a snarl, the man managed to move the tray away from her. She moved back slightly, and then whipped around to the other side of his stall and away, her little feet rapidly shuffling on the stone. Once she knew she was safe she stopped and patted her fanny pack. Pretending nothing had just happened she wandered over to a fruit stand, whose owner, having witnessed the exchange, was moving the peaches.
"You have a nice day," Africa growled at me. He looked sadly at his deformed, fingered cinnamon bun. I looked bemused at his deformed, fingered cinnamon bun. Should I intervene, buy the bun, to smooth over this capitalistic clash in the market?
"You too." The American, no longer staying true to her role in world politics, was grateful to extricate herself.
The Girl Who Couldn't Say Yes
Even as a child, she practiced at proclaiming no. When her father tried to buy her a present, or her mother bought her clothes, she would accept them with a child's disregard- unless she really loved it. Then, she'd say 'no.' Her parents vacillated between thinking it a charming anti-capitalistic gesture and being worried at the girl's asceticism. Sarah would feel a burst of intense giddiness at her strength, her goodness.
Later on, she would push herself farther by giving away her favorite possessions to friends, curious and seeking the rush of disappointment and loss mingled with feelings of purity and joy.
When she was ten, she discovered fasting as a means of proving to herself that she could say 'no.' She would pick random days, days when she woke up particularly hungry, to not eat. She would pretend to feel slightly ill to avoid concern, and lightheaded but triumphant she would wait out the hours. At the stroke of midnight, she would descend the stair to make a bowl of cereal.
What It Was Like to Skydive for the First Time
It says something about a human being's ability to place super-ego over instinct that we can throw ourselves out of planes at all. I mean, c'mon, tossing your meatsack out of a plane 10,500 feet in the air into a cloud strewn sky with nothing holding onto you is counter to thousands of years of evolutionary common sense. Grog the primordial caveman knew not to do that.
But there I was willingly about to jettison myself into midair, and I was even paying for the privilege.
"Ready?" my tandem jump instructor asked me, mouth grinning with straight white teeth, his eyes gleaming behind his dive goggles.
I was ready, sort of. I had actively listened when Angelo had told my friend and me how to curl like a banana around him during free fall. We were supposed to rest our heads on his shoulder, kick our legs between his and smack his butt with our shoes. I had watched him intently as he completed the safety checks once in the air. I had asked most of the questions that apparently everyone and their mother asks him (do I have goggles?) I was ready.
I Was Shot in the Head, But I Refused to Die- Aalia's Story
I met Aalia when we chased the same cat in a park in Amsterdam. My friend V was rolling a joint on a park bench, but she wasn't very good at it. She muttered under her breath. A beautiful calico crossed my path, and I decided to try to make friends. It trotted around a bush, and so did I. That's when I collided with Aalia.
She was a short little thing, wearing an all black dress, and had wispy nut brown hair that looked inexpertly dyed under a floppy black hat. Her eyes were shiny and bright brown, like an inquisitive squirrel's, and her face was lined with wrinkles. She had a white scar on the right side of her face, just under her cheekbone. She was smiling like a child when I nearly ran her over. The cat darted under a large bush with an angry meow to show us she wasn't pleased at being hassled.
"Couta awlad goed, bis bis baby, sa'ah? Inti tchoofee?" I stared. It didn't sound like Dutch, or English, and I thought I understood… but I heard bastardized Arabic in the wind those days, because when you study a language everything reminds you of it. "Bitacki Arabi?" I asked cautiously, not wanting to scare the nice little Dutch lady. She let out a gasp of happiness.
I didn't understand everything, but in rapid, pleased Arabic she announced she was from Iraq, she lived in Amsterdam now and had for many years with her only son. She was chasing the cat because she wanted to see if it had babies hidden under the bush so she could steal a kitten and take it home and care for it. My friend came over, seeing that I had been accosted. Aalia asked us then if we wanted to come over to her house for tea. And my friend and I, after sharing a barely perceptible shrug of 'why not?' agreed to follow her.


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Online Registration will be open January 18, 2015 through March 1, 2015
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Registration is open to all children that were born 5/1/2002 - 12/31/2011.
See New 2015 Little League Age Chart.
Any new children to the league are required to have a copy of their birth certificate submitted to us at registration.
Returning children should verify with the league that a birth certificate is on file.
Registration fees will remain $55 per child with a $10 discount for the 1st additional sibling and a $35 discount for each additional sibling. The online registration system will calculate the final fee at check out.
You can mail a copy of birth certificates and checks to:
Millville American Little League, P.O. Box 802, Millville NJ 08332
In person registration will be at the clubhouse (upstairs) at 655 Sharp Street (across from the dam).
February 27th Friday 6:00-8:00
February 28th Saturday 10:00-12:00
Credit Cards are accepted through the online system and checks may be dropped off during in person times.
Fundraiser will be Cookie Dough (click for brochure). You MUST sell 10 tubs if you elect the fundraiser.
Buyout is $60 and can be elected and paid through the online registration.
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50 Years Ago Pres. Johnson Proposed the Medicare Program
2015 is a year of anniversaries important for all families: 50 years of Medicare. 50 years of Medicaid. 80 years of Social Security.
To honor the Medicare and Medicaid anniversaries, Senator Wyden introduced a Sense of the Senate Resolution today that should pass unanimously. It celebrates Medicare (and Medicaid) by resolving to protect a real Medicare program for future generations. Importantly, the Resolution states:
"… Resolved, That it is the sense of the Senate that—
(1) all efforts to improve Medicare and Medicaid must support and build upon President Johnson's vision ''to assure the availability of and accessibility to the best healthcare to all Americans, regardless of age or geography or economic status'';
(2) Medicare's guaranteed benefit is a lifeline to millions of Americans and must remain intact for this and future generations;
(3) Medicare should not be transformed into a voucher program, leaving seniors and people with disabilities vulnerable to higher out-of-pocket costs;"
Sen. Wyden's three Medicare commitments deserve support from every lawmaker who really cares about Medicare and fair access to health coverage for all older and disabled people. That was Medicare's promise in 1965. It's up to us, and today's lawmakers, to ensure it remains Medicare's promise in 2015. We hope all members of Congress will start by committing to Sen. Wyden's Medicare resolutions.
2015 Marks the 50th Anniversary of Medicare – Help Ensure its Future
Since 1965, Medicare has opened doors to health care and increased economic security for hundreds of millions of older people, people with disabilities, and their families.
2015 will also usher in a new Congress. Many of its leaders and members will likely champion plans to further privatize Medicare. These proposals will likely surface despite increasing reports that Medicare costs and the federal deficit are declining, and that traditional Medicare costs less than private Medicare. Once again we will likely hear about plans to transform Medicare to "Premium Support" (a voucher towards the purchase of private insurance). We will probably read about proposals to increase the age of Medicare eligibility, decrease the value of Supplemental Medicare Insurance (Medigap), redesign Medicare to make it "simpler" (but less useful for most beneficiaries). We urge you to listen carefully for these and other such plans. And respond!
Since 1986, the Center for Medicare Advocacy has been on the front lines, advocating for people who depend on Medicare and for a comprehensive Medicare program for future generations. As we mark Medicare's 50th anniversary, help us ensure its promise to advance access to healthcare. Help us explain what's true and what's not, where real savings exist, and when the true interests of beneficiaries are at stake. Help us ensure a real Medicare program lasts for another 50 years.
Be part of our Medicare Truth Squad. Ask us if you have questions. Spread the word – on Twitter, Facebook – in conversations! The future of a comprehensive Medicare program may depend on it.
Medicare Public Funds: Increasing Profits for Private Insurance Cos.
"The private Medicare program has been a boon for insurers the past several years, offering sizable volumes and steady profit margins. … " It will expand in the future as Baby Boomers join Medicare Advantage plans. (Modern Health Care 12/18/2014)
Why is this allowed to continue? How can we justify cutting Medicare coverage for older and disabled people while providing ever-increasing profit margins for private insurance companies?
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NY Times Reports Unfair Medicare Advantage Coverage Denials
This is a scandal. Medicare Advantage plans continue to fail beneficiaries and cost taxpayers. Why don't more people get it – or act to do something about it?
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Profits Over People
In "Fighting to Honor a Father's Last Wish: To Die at Home" (the New York Times, September 25, 2014) author Nina Bernstein eloquently lays out the heartbreaking story of Joseph Andrey, whose last year of life was spent shuttling between inadequate care in every possible care setting. Often the services he received were provided in the most expensive available setting, regardless of the wishes of the family. Mr. Andrey finally died back in his home, but that final year of his life, quite likely the lowest quality-of-life year he ever endured, cost over a million dollars in Medicare, Medicaid and private funds.
It doesn't have to be this way.
Unfortunately, too often it is. I have devoted over 30 years as a lawyer to Medicare advocacy, yet I could not help my uncle when his Medicare coverage was prematurely ended in the hospital and the nursing home. This resulted in his ending up at home with inadequate care, and he, too, experienced many of the dreadful occurrences that befell Mr. Andrey. A day after his death, and almost a year after his premature discharge, we won his Medicare appeal. Like too many others, he died after poor care and unfair denials from his private Medicare plan. Another victim of profits over people.
Trustees Report: Medicare IS Solvent
The Medicare trustees reported good news for Medicare today. The Trustees' annual report finds the life of the Medicare Trust Fund has been extended another four years since their 2013 report, and an additional 13 years from their last projection before the Affordable Care Act passed. The annual report[1] confirms that Medicare continues to provide cost-effective health insurance for more than 50 million older and disabled beneficiaries – and that the Affordable Care Act strengthened Medicare.
Medicare provides health insurance and access to needed care for most Americans age 65 or older and those with significant disabilities. The 2014 Trustees Report confirms that Medicare is working well and will be in fine shape for the foreseeable future. The Trustees conclude benefits are expected to be payable in full until 2030, four more years than they projected in May 2013.
"The Medicare Trustees' favorable forecast is attributable to slowing health care costs, the recovering economy and the implementation of the Affordable Care Act. The Trustees Report answers skeptics and demonstrates that Medicare is healthy. It continues to be an efficient, cost-effective program that Americans can count on for future generations. It should be protected as one of our great success stories." said Judith Stein, executive director of the Center for Medicare Advocacy.
The positive outlook for the Medicare Trust Fund is certainly good news. There are opportunities to further improve Medicare's well-being without reducing benefits or cutting services. Congress could secure the program's future even more by reducing wasteful overpayments to private Medicare Advantage plans, and by obtaining the best rates possible for prescription drugs.
[1] Read the full report at http://www.cms.gov/Research-Statistics-Data-and-Systems/Statistics-Trends-and-Reports/ReportsTrustFunds/index.html.
Corporations Don't Bleed
Too often people with low and moderate incomes fail to get the health coverage they need. Women are frequently harmed the most. In addition to their own health concerns, they are usually the gender responsible for family-planning and family care-taking.
The Supreme Court's decision in Hobby Lobby reduces women's rights and erodes women's access to health care. In Hobby Lobby, the Court found that "closely held" corporations needn't provide health insurance for their employees if it would violate their religious beliefs Incredibly, the decision advances corporate rights over women's rights. And it advances the notion that corporations are people too – with religious beliefs!
Corporations don't bleed; they don't get pregnant; they don't take care of children and parents. Women do.
Congress: Take action. Reconsider the Religious Freedom Restoration Act at the heart of the Hobby Lobby decision.
Women, Men, people who bleed, get sick, and take care of others who do: Speak out against this injustice.


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Brazils current account surplus narrowed in May and the central bank said it reduced the 2006 forecast as foreign businesses repatriated profits. The surplus of $475 million, or 1.5% of GDP, compares with a $597 million surplus last year. The central banks head of researcg Altamir Lopes said the bank cut its prediction for the 2006 figure to $8.1 billion from $8.5 billion because it expects companies based abroad to take advantage of a stronger real to pull out profits. Foreign direct investment beat market expectations to grow by $1.6 billion last month.
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Peter Chiarelli made two solid trades Monday.
Peter Chiarelli opened his press conference by explaining why he didn't trade for a defenseman, so it's not like the GM thought he'd made all the necessary moves at the trade deadline.
Chiarelli explained that the team was better off taking its chances with the depth defensemen the Bruins have — Joe Morrow, Zach Trotman, David Warsofsky – rather than spending big on a player who might not be markedly better.
Prices were high at the deadline and the Bruins aren't having a great season. As such, Chiarelli didn't push all his chips in. He made a hockey deal brighten next season's prospects by getting 22-year-old right wing Brett Connolly from Tampa and he added forward depth with Max Talbot, but he opted against a major move this season.
The Bruins sit in the eighth spot of the Eastern Conference and rental players netted teams like Arizona (Antoine Vermette) and Carolina (Andrej Sekera). Asked if he was tempted to get in on the action and sell, Chiarelli said it a consideration that the B's didn't go far with.
"I feel that we have a team that will make the playoffs, and if you can get in, when you get in, anything goes," he said. "So we talked about it, but I didn't — we didn't — really go down that route. In fact, we never went down that route."
Charlie Jacobs' comments in January about an organization-wide "evaluation process" suggested that people could be fired if the team missed the playoffs. The trade deadline was Chiarelli's last big opportunity to do something to potentially save his job.
Chiarelli balked at the idea of drastically overpaying for players or moving a first-round pick. In that sense, he showed restraint in not doing something detrimental to the franchise for the sake of just getting into the playoffs.
"I feel that we've improved the team, and as I said, I think this is a good group, and some years, you don't win the Presidents' Trophy," Chiarelli said. "Some years, you finish sixth or seventh; some years, you don't make the playoffs. [It is] incumbent that we make the playoffs – and you have down years for reasons that I won't get into, but you all know why, sometimes, you don't, and sometimes, you do. We've tried to improve the team, we feel we've improved the team, and we hope for a good run coming up."
In the Bruins' third and final move Monday, the team swapped AHL forwards with the Wild, as winger Jared Knight was sent to Minnesota for 2011 first-round pick Zack Phillips. The trade was first reported by the Providence Journal's Mark Divver.
According to the Providence Journal's Mark Divver, forward Jared Knight was moved before the trade deadline in a deal with the Wild.
Jared Knight to Minnesota, per NHL source.
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Knight was drafted by the Bruins in the second round of the 2010 draft. He was selected with the second-round pick acquired by the Bruins in the Phil Kessel trade.
Though he projected to be an NHL player with a rather simple game of going to the net, injuries and struggles in the AHL prevented him from ever pushing for a spot in Boston.
The Bruins and Avalanche traded bottom-six forwards just prior to Monday's trade deadline, as the B's sent Jordan Caron and a sixth-round pick to Colorado for Max Talbot and Weymouth native Paul Carey.
According to a source, the deal was struck just prior to Monday's 3 p.m. cutoff.
The Bruins traded Jordan Caron prior to Monday's trade deadline, WEEI.com has learned, with TSN's Darren Dreger reporting Caron was part of a deal involving Avalanche center Max Talbot.
According to a source, the deal was struck just prior to Monday's 3 p.m. cutoff, though it was not yet official, likely due to a wait line for a trade call.
In 11 games for Boston this season, Caron had no points. In 134 career NHL games, all with the Bruins, Caron has 12 goals and 16 assists for 28 points. The most he played in an NHL season came in 2011-12, when he had seven goals and eight helpers for 15 assists in 48 games.
The Bruins drafted Caron with the 25th overall pick of the 2009 draft.
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The Bruins lost Craig Cunningham on waivers to Coyotes Monday, a league source confirmed to WEEI.com. The move was first reported by ESPN's Pierre LeBrun.
Cunningham, who had two goals and an assist for three points in 32 games for Boston this season, was placed on waivers Saturday as the Bruins made room on their roster for potential additions. The team had also waived him prior to the season, with the player going unclaimed.
This marks the second time this season that the Bruins have lost a forward on waivers. Matt Fraser was claimed by the Oilers after the Bruins waived him in December. Fraser has three goals in 21 games for Edmonton since being claimed.
Cunningham is a bigger loss than Fraser was. The gritty, defensively sound forward spent time on Boston's fourth line this season and appeared to be a clear favorite to center the line next season. Losing him for nothing hurts the Bruins going forward, even if it has minimal impact on this season.
The Bruins originally drafted Cunningham in the fourth round (97th overall) of the 2010 draft. He played three seasons in Providence before splitting time between Providence and Boston this season.
Cunningham was named Providence's captain prior to this season.
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We are living in a time of transition for the old-line media and journalism, with new technologies and Internet distribution making old jobs obsolete. Recently, ex-newspaper guy Alan Mutter wrote that, "With almost everyone packing pixels nowadays, spot-news photographers are the most endangered species at our newspapers." He noted that when he saw the Queen Mary 2 go under the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco recently, he went to compare photos posted on Flickr with those shot by San Francisco Chronicle photographers. "Although the Chronicle had several fine photographers stationed at key vantage points to record the arrival of the largest ship ever to enter San Francsico Bay, their shots were no better — and posted no more rapidly — than those taken by the Flickr clickers," he concluded. With so many efforts by media companies to harness photos taken by the public, are the professional news photographer's days numbered? Or do you think their job will change with the times? Share your thoughts in the comments below and I'll highlight the best ones in the next Your Take Roundup.
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With all the photographers around the country (and world) learning to shoot video, record audio, and create multimedia presentations of their work, I think the craft will continue to adapt and evolve.
'F8 and be there' won't cut it anymore. I can do that with my sub-$300 5-megapixel point & shoot.
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Photojournalists over-estimate their ability to be the "best" shooters of breaking news and the type of public events that happen in front of all of us. A quick trip through Flickr proves that. But photojournalists do something a lot of us can't — immerse themselves in lives and issues and bring back images that are not only true and touching but, in the best cases, iconic. Maybe if the citizens are willing to shoot the easy stuff, our photogs can be freed up to do the difficult, essential storytelling.
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They will survive if they are more that "picture snappers", the journalist background will be what separates them from the crowd. And the attitude to be on top of subjects and technologies used.
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Although it looks like the photojournalists are most endangered species in the newspapers office, in fact it isn't. One can argue that better than the report published on the newspapers are blog entries by citizen but that doesn't mean that journalists are out of job.
Newspapers may use a few photographs from the Flickr or others, but they can't always rely upon the citizens. They need somebody to get assign.
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Mutter Wades into Dan Gillmour territory. Both arguments miss important points.
Mutter essentially asks: So what's the point of staff shooters? You need the staffers to find the stuff that's not obvious, the vision-driven work, the crusading work, the work that takes time and dedication of a sort not available to bloggers. You need the staffers as the conversation starters. Then you have to embrace the architecture of participation and let the community turn the story into a conversation.
Gillmour says shooters are in emise. But one weakness in Gillmour's argument was that he equated photojournalism only with breaking news; he walked back on that. But he still insists his argument holds water. I don't buy it. Owning a camera or a keyboard doesn't automatically make you good with either or both, even though it does allow you to participate in the conversation. The business model of news organization is based in part on the dependability of those who report the news — day in, day out dependability, week after week, year after year — to feed a dependable, trusted brand in which consumers and advertisers are invested with time and money. You simply can't be dependable if you rely on the blogosphere.
I dont believe the professional Photojournalist is an endangered species. In fact, I believe there will be more opportunity for a photojournalist with the rise of online news sites. Of course, a professional photographer can not be everywhere to cover news events and people with cameras and cell phone cameras will get shots. But those people are a kin to an eyewitness at an accident, and their accounts of an event are sometimes suspect. Ten people at and event will give you ten different stories and the true who, what, where, why, and when will be up for grabs. Can photographs taken from web sites, which might be uploaded by anyone, be considered news records? How can anyone be certain if they have or have not been manipulated in some way to create a hoax or distort a news story? The Professional Photojournalist acts on a higher level then the general public, the news photographer has a certain standard of ethics and knows that it is his/her job to show the real event without any personal agenda.
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Lindsey Rae Bowen and Clint Harris Woods of Tuscaloosa were married April 14 at Greensboro Baptist Church in Greensboro, with the Rev. Dee McGuire officiating the double-ring ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of Robert and Cindy Roseberry of Greensboro and Eddie and Shirley Bowen of Muscle Shoals. She is the granddaughter of Dana Taylor and the late Aileen Taylor, the late Alvin and Leevora Bowen of Gadsden, Martha Jean Roseberry of Greensboro and the late Clarence Roseberry.
The groom is the son of Cornel and Debbie Woods of Tuscaloosa. He is the grandson of Willie Dee Woods and the late Lafayette Woods of Akron and the late Morgan and Agnes Simmons of Nashville, Tenn.
Given in marriage by her father and stepfather, the bride was attended by Lindsey Ann Miller of Birmingham, as maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Elizabeth Ann Barnette of Robertsdale; Kathryn Denise Barnette of Birmingham; and Margaret Amanda Roseberry, sister of the bride, and Carrie Woods Ridgway, sister of the groom, both of Tuscaloosa. Flower girl was Hannah Lee Howell of Greensboro.
Father of the groom served as best man. Groomsmen were Justin David Evers, Robert Bradford Farley, Matthew Tyler Ridgway, brother-in-law of the groom, Jay Jared Smith, Robert Adam Wyatt, Brandon Edward Medders and Clinton Daniel York, all of Tuscaloosa; and Jeremy Lee Bowen of Greensboro, brother of the bride.
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Dan Savage's 'It Gets Better' Gets Update From Dan Bucatinsky, Lisa Kudrow With 'It Got Better' (Exclusive)
Jane Lynch and Jason Collins will be the first to participate in the new six-episode video series, from fellow EPs Savage and his producing partner Brian Pines.
Dan Bucatinsky and Lisa Kudrow are teaming with Dan Savage for an update to his Emmy-winning It Gets Better empowerment campaign.
Bucatinsky and Kudrow, via their Is or Isn't Entertainment banner, are teaming with Savage and his producing partner Brian Pines, Lexus and L/Studio to create a new web series: It Got Better.
Founded in 2010 by Savage and Terry Miller, the nonprofit It Gets Better Project used media to reach lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender youth worldwide in an effort to provide support and messages of hope that life does indeed get better. To date, more than 50,000 inspirational videos, including one from President Obama, have been uploaded to support the campaign and the LGBT community.
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The first cycle of the new video series will consist of six episodes. Production begins in March with Glee's Jane Lynch and Jason Collins, the NBA's first openly gay player, among the first to film videos for It Got Better. A specific air date has yet to be determined.
Created and exec produced by Bucatinsky, Kudrow, Savage and Pines, It Got Better is backed by Lexus and L/Studio. It's the same digital platform that launched Kudrow and Bucatinsky's web-series-turned-Showtime-comedy Web Therapy.
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For Kudrow and Bucatinsky, It Got Better marks the duo's latest TV and new-media project. Their credits include HBO's The Comeback, Showtime's Web Therapy -- created by screenwriter and Bucatinsky partner Don Roos -- as well as TLC's Who Do You Think You Are. The Emmy-nominated Who Do You Think You Are, which originally aired on NBC, was recently renewed for a second season on TLC.
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For their part, Kudrow and Bucatinsky recently reunited during the latter's guest-starring arc on ABC's Scandal.
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News: Ryan Getzlaf briefly left the game late in the third after blocking a shot with his left foot on Wednesday.
Analysis: He returned shortly thereafter, but keep an eye on Ryan Getzlaf's status in the next few days to see if he'll be forced to miss any time. Getzlaf leads all NHL forwards with 81 blocked shots this season.
News: Rickard Rakell ended a 15 game goalless streak with a second period goal in Wednesday's win over the Habs.
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News: J.T. Brown (upper body) won't play Thursday against the Maple Leafs.
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News: Nathan MacKinnon notched the game-winning goal Wednesday in a 3-1 win over Pittsburgh.
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Published: Thursday June 5, 2014 MYT 12:00:00 AM Updated: Thursday June 5, 2014 MYT 12:03:20 PM
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Kelis has been integrating music, food and family all her life — her father played jazz, her mother ran a catering business.
Kelis talks about her sixth studio album – Food – and hosting the cooking show Saucy & Sweet.
A cellphone photo captures a moment while Kelis' latest album, Food, was being made that suggests a cool dinner party more than a recording session. A group of friends is gathered in a dining room. These are musicians turning work into play – horns and keyboards are in hand and food is on the table.
One can almost hear the jokes, the melodies, the conversation unfolding in a casual late-night atmosphere. No one looks like they're in a hurry to get home.
The image appears on the sleeve of the album, which Kelis conjured in the home studio of her neighbour in Los Angeles, TV and Radio producer and band member David Sitek.
It's steeped in soul, African hi-life horns, and hints of jazz, Latin and gospel, but it doesn't sound like the singer is raiding the past so much as taking a snapshot of where she is now as a 34-year-old artiste/chef/mother.
"I don't want to make retro albums," Kelis says. "But the records I grew up with had honesty, heart – something that had girth to it. I had a really good childhood, music was around me all the time. It felt good. My house smelled good and it felt good all the time.
"I wanted some of that for this album. Everything was played live. When we had everybody in there, those were the nights we remember the most – everybody around the dining room table, making music. A lot of the time I was cooking, and Dave would cook too. The music mixed very well with that."
Kelis Rogers has been integrating music, food and family all her life. While growing up in Harlem, she was around music-makers and cooks all day. Her father played jazz, her mother ran a catering business.
At 15 she was writing and performing in high school plays, and at 16 she met the production team the Neptunes, including Pharrell Williams, who collaborated with her on her first three albums and the massive 2003 hit Milkshake.
She's bounced from style to style on albums that often defy category – the singer owns the notion that as a musical chameleon she's "consistently inconsistent."
Now Kelis is on her sixth studio album and hosts a cooking show, Saucy & Sweet on the Cooking Channel.
"Anyone who knows me, they're not surprised about the cooking," she says. "That was part of the plan since I was 18 – it's not a newfound hobby."
It factored heavily in the making of Food, which took shape informally after she and Sitek talked about getting together for a day or two last year and doing some recording.
"It was one of those I-understand- him-he-understands-me moments, and a couple of days turned into a couple of months. We didn't have any intention of making an album, until we found ourselves in the middle of one."
Though Kelis has recorded in all kinds of settings, she appreciated the put-your-feet-up atmosphere of Sitek's home as an ideal environment for her music.
"I don't do a lot of planning, it's more spontaneous," she says. "When it's going well, you have this energy and it starts to roll and become its own thing. I don't think we ever talked about what the album was going to be – this series of songs about being a mum (she has a four-year-old son), having a family, and what that means.
"It was like, 'I love this', and let's do something with this guitar lick or rhythm loop or word, and two hours later you had a song. We're not reinventing the wheel – music should be fun and easy, even though it isn't always."
She says she avoids creative dry zones by steering away from them.
"If the song doesn't come to me easily, I generally move on. I don't fuss over it much. In culinary school, there was a chef who told me, 'Don't manhandle the food'.
"That's a good mantra for life too: don't try too hard. Walk away if it's not working. Don't force it. If you have the foundation as a songwriter, it's a matter of bringing out that moment in its most honest form." — Chicago Tribune/McClatchy-Tribune Information Services
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Excellent apartments and location. I will return!!!!
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Posted Feb 15, 2014 on Hotels.comFicamos em um apartamento com dois quartos. A sala é de excelente tamanho, a cozinha limpa e bem equipada. Os armários estão um pouco velhos mas nada que comprometa. O quarto principal é gigante , inclusive com uma banheira dentro, mas o segundo quarto, comparado com o resto do apartamento é muito , muito pequeno. Embora o segundo quarto seja muito pequeno , as camas são muito confortáveis. Pegamos a opcao de um quarto com cama King outro com cama queen e uma poltrona que virava cama de solteiro. O sofá da sala virava uma cama king. Acabamos não usando a opcao do sofá . Se for com a família é uma ótima opcao principalmente se quiser fazer algumas refeições no apartamento. A única coisa que não gostei de maneira nenhuma foi a área externa do apartamento. A entrada do prédio é toda de cimento pintado, o prédio é feio,me pareceu uma construção popular. Mas , por dentro era muito bom. Optamos pelo serviço de camareira todos os dias que funcionou muito bem. Mas não achei necessário. Perto do Epcot Center foi uma boa opcáo, mas não muito barata.
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Posted Jan 29, 2014 on Hotels.comEverything was perfect at the Marriott Royal palms. The only minor problem was that the room was not ready when we arrived and had to wait for an hour or so. That is the only complaint. The room was large and filled with everything you could possibly need in the kitchen. The bedrooms were separated and private- perfect for several adults traveling together. There was also a nice screened-in patio overlooking the golf course. The room was very quiet. Beds were extremely comfortable. You could tell the rooms had been recently renovated. As this was January, we did not make use of the pools, basketball court or other activities. But, it seemed like there is a lot to do! The proximity to Disneyworld is unbeatable.
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Excellent option to stay in Orlando.
Posted Jan 12, 2014Very clean and enough space in the room for a family of four members. The hotel is located close by Disney parks and some other attractions in Kissimmee and Orlando. Excellent experience at this hotel.
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Muito bom
Posted Jan 9, 2014 on Hotels.comQuartos espaçosos, confortáveis e bem decorados. Cama grande e macia, bons lençois. Não sei se foi no período em que fomos que foi no ano novo, senti falta de apoio por exemplo para ajudar com as malas. Certa vez minha chave não abriu a porta do apartamento e eu quem tive que ir a recepção que é longe e estava chovendo.
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Nice room. Close to Disney and Universal.
Posted Jan 2, 2014Pros: Nice room. Close to Disney and Universal, Ideal for families.
Cons: The only issue I had was we called front desk for extra towels and they said there was a charge for this, and to pick towels up from more than one loc
Location: Disney & Universal, Sea World, are close by. Very close to shopping
Overall great hotel. The room is a 2 bedroom - 2 bathroom condo, full kitchen, living room & dining room. Staff is helpful and very nice. Room was beautiful our balcony overlooked the golf course. The only issue I had was we called front desk for extra towels and they said there was a charge for this, and to pick towels up from more than one location in the room. We were also told there was a charge to pick up garbage and clean room. We took care of garbage, cleaned up towels set them in one location. When we checked out my husband asked why we were not told of this charge on check in, the desk staff said the charge is only for time-share owners, not nightly renters.


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